The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 25, 1899, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1899. . 000000000009 ©000000000009 e > {Yest Latest Records Wlade in the Freld of Sport s Sast ¢ o ‘ o goeoooooooogooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog JENKINS 'RAINIER DID WINS WITH | NOT RECEIVE WARRENTON| A TASTY RIDE \ s Buchanan Suspended for His Effort on the Rat-Tailed Horse. Box Beaten a Short Head in a Handicap Event at Aqueduct. = ny actual surprises even if two rather counted out. Thers were not at Oakland yeste SpeclalvDis he Call. lay YORK, O ~The fourth race, | pronounced choices were cay mile and a ith for | Lothian and Ralnfer proved the disap- year-olds ax the fea- | pointments, but this downfall W e to-day. Box | prophesied by several of the close bandi- ack is gradually becoming port afforded nothing the sensation: a ride as he & yon was the one put up hanan aboard Rainfer in the mf xteenth selling run, captured by ‘ latter, the entry of J Burke, was quite the good thing ting, being played from 10 to 3, Wildidle gelaing led from start Oraibee 1 arive led Glen for the piace. Rainler, the .emed overflowing with speed, to orde t to take the lead d after rating along. in second place owed himself to be cut off. He eventu- finished fourth, and earned suspen- or his effort. big rogue Bamboulia took the open- Charenty he the best from Festoso, Alvarado I imas third. | ing scrambie for two-year-olds in a gallop - » The Echo. He closed favorite in the | ; x b ¢ Art vy out with e . are. y Briton ran E . back in the | o o selling run Rio : 5 the horses the king @ re m; irlong numbe: ediocre a two- rtment plat ling pounds and way with red mount in th d b money Dona- Woods, o even headed nan was susp went out of oD, on's first 1 duris ew racing track will open GLISH JOCKEYS quire Abingdon NDON compound ~ fracture of the N o1 On more on he | was w ff his 5 ider in an has d in his veins ) nd it is un- to ask if he is t ng. To-Day’s Entries. hree-quarters 102/ (203) Bamboulla 110/ (1 hern ( -0lds and upward, sel mile X daliition a0 04| 181 Lona Marie.... 104 k dow Lark..104 % Sybaris . 104 Be Happy.......104 and upw. s, purse; seven- n.108| (170) Bathos . 3 BUi ashion Qua iiy in Quantity 5) Whitcomb 201 Montallade ... 180 Magnus 134 Rosinante ......105 . Billy McCloskey 96 17 Dare 11 Selections for To-Day. First race—Commercial Traveler, Shannonette. Second race—Southern Girl, wena. Third race—Sallie Goodwin, Chihuahua, Plan. urth race—Rainler, Forte, P. A. Finnegan. Ricardo, Satsuma, Mod- Fifth race—Bit of Fashion, Princess Z:ika, quality is every- Bathos thin 4 ety th race “Rosinants, Marplot, Morinel. qualities a uantity. Deer Killers Fined. It’s buyi q ity that nl"{.' s-«‘:‘l't;‘:::]:r)\‘(»rr;.:1:1213;”]“:“&:02(:::‘?\"":; one of the worst localities in California in the matter of violations of the game laws. Men there have killed deer and feathered game without regard to the statutes or seasons, and recently a move | was made to bring some of the hunters t The close season for the pro- began on the 15th inst., and 1 was _sent to the v district. He was not there 1g before he caught three hun.ers with evidence of guilt In their posse cy having just shot two deer. oners were Ben Woodruft, T. F. Burke secures the lowest cash prices. And it’s buying quality that st always keeps our cu mers. customers. Ithy, arly $1. tion. Regul E xtra Witch Hazel—A | and Tke Kerr. The fellows pleaded guilty sint f this useful before Tustice Thompson and paid fines household dy for Bl 2 pains. | Winners of Covelo Races. % 1arve box of Seidiitz B COVELO, Oct. 24.—Results of to-day’s ders. Fresh, active powd: | races il atrentth: 25c | Five furlongs, purse $50—Dennis won, 4 | Redwood second, Oahu third. Time, 1:06, Citrate 6f Magnesia—Pi | _Five furlongs,’ purse $200—Robin Hood bottle, put up fresh daily. 20¢ \)l\]'g‘!;.r\]l%l,\‘ A second, Sam Mount third. e Half mile, purse $150—Iron Bi I;"n’:d s Laé t.'.za cents. Ninety-two second, Birdte tnird rggmmsnfl altines, 85 cents, | Peru 85 cents, | TROOPS TO BE WITHD: Williams’ Pink Pills, 4o cents. b Military Forces Will Soon Retire From Their Post at Wardner. Pierce’s Pres: on, 75 cents, Pierce’s Discovery, 75 cents. Kilmer’s Swamp Root, 40 cents. Ki S WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.—Governor Eskay’s Food, 20 cents. | Steunenberg of 1daho had another confer- ence with the Secretary of War this after- noon in regard to the withdrawal of the Fedcral troops in Idabo, Governor Steun- enberg has protested very earnestly agalnst the withdrawal, buf Becretary 00t has named November 1 as the laf- est date at which the troops will do guard duty over the riot prisoners. It 18 not an- unced that the troops will he with- irawn altogether from fdaho or from the ur d'Alene country on that date, but s not likely that they will be kept away from thelr home posts much longer. Meliin's Fpod—large, 55 cents. Hood’s S: parilla, 73 cents. Ayer’s Sarsapariila, 75 cents, Pinkham’s Compound, 75 cents. Free deiivery to 12 300 miles on o b ad points within s of $5 or up. caitled b Sues the Southern Pacific. SANTA CRUZ, Oct, 24.—N, Sambuck began suit In the Superior Court to-day against the Southern Pacific Company for $6000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained in the rallroad colii- ston at Capitola, sepumlwr 13 last, He alleges that he was a passenger on the train and through the force of the colli- sion was thrown forcibly from his seat, causing wounds and bruises preventing bim followtng Lis usual yocatjon. - 1128 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISOO 10TH ano BROADWAY, oakiano Buchanan made | s _period of the | the | , dispos: | Weather fine. Track slow. OARLAND RACETRACK, Tuesday, October 24, 1899.—Twenty- seventh day of the Winter Meeting of the California Jockey Club. JOS. A. MURPHY—Presiding Judge. J. B. FERGUSON—Starter. 208 FIRST RACE—Futurity course; sellinj . g: two-year-olds; purse, $300. again. Briton & good stretch runner. en furlongs; selll I [Betting. Welght. St. ¥m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. Jockeys. |Op. CL 12 12 13 14 |75 15 21 23 24 28 |Ruiz .. jecar sis U b8 52 33 |Mounce . {10 2 61 61 3% 43 |Rench | 4 185 Loreito 7% T2 72 53 [Walnwright ..| 15 100 | N 32 41 41 6% |Songer | 3 | 41 3% 61 71 |Coburn . | 8 3 s s 8. |T. Walsh % 4, 46%; short &, 1:13%. 4 start. Won galioping. Second and - inner, A. B. Spreckels’ b. c., by vear D-Lista Hock. Bamboulia had no_ trouble in disp Latter filly is rounding to form a had no speed. ng; thre Time—t, ariving. Winne Chico g 1205. THIRD RAC [Betting. Horse Str. Fin. Jockeys. |Op. Cl. o _Chico.. 12 18 (Rulz Lothian . 32 2h |Ranch ( Lou Re 32 34 Songer Monda. 410 42 |Henry a 5 5 |[w. N $400 e | 1 | Betting. | Index. Horse. Age. Weight.St. ¥m. %m. Xm. Str. Fin Jockeys, |Op. C) 90 e 11 13 |Ranch T | 93 - 5% 21 |[Postel . ] 8 | 186 Glen Hh e 30 3h |Ruiz 3 4 | (150) Ralnter, 1 5 24 42 |Buchanan 5 9§ | 184 Whaleback, %o 4% 53 |3 Ward. gty | Frank Jaubert, 6. 2 . 7 63 (J. Martin 5 18 Deerfoot, 4. 3icwessie Bl 7 |T. ‘Walsh! 0 Time 16, 31 3-16, 1:23%: mile, 1 1-16m, 1:49. Won first three driving. Win J. Nagiee B ch. g, by Wildidle-Vedette, ! ed in luck throughout. Rainier ntfully’ ridden. Ward on Whaleback too soon. Jaut rt of little acco Six and a half furlg unt ngs; selling; all ages; purse, $300. f ] Age. Welght.'St. %m. T [ Betting. %m. Str. Fid. | Jockeys. |Op. Cl. 45 4 2 and ring ree-year-olds and upw Index | Betting. {op. cl. WILL DRIVE | ON THE PARK | SPEED TRACK Golden Gate Park .Drivinz Association Abandons Its Ingleside Meeting. | | | \ | | The members of Golden Park | Driving Association met fter extended discussior o Gate don thelr autumn had planned ambitious All ts had been perfected to hold rturday, but the heavy rains left deep with mud, over which es could not draw the ricing su g he conditions were such it was thought best to declare the meeting off altogether. The track would require a lot of attention while some it in proper cc owners wished to their m competition se those | wished to vas decided | to shift the ne ations from Ingleside to the Park speedway. mme of f T will be run four t November 4, for trophi to which will be added = of $5 per hor: Each rac two in thrée he over a di e-fourths of mi | The leng does not mit of actory races at one mile, tries will close on the 3lst inst.,, and all the hor now in tvatning are expec ed to compete. The race for the Frank G. O'Kane cup | will not be included in the programme, as The conditions’ require” that (. be rhosd for on a circular track. Efforts will prob- ably be made to retaln the double team race, as that is one of the most exciting of contests. Amateur drivers affirm that more double teams have been in evidence in the Park during the past fortnight than | in_many years previously. George W. Kingsbury was elected a member of the association at last night's meeting. C. F. Kapp drove a team composed of his black horse I. Direct and Dunlap's King Cadenza, a mile in 2:30, over Ingle- | side track yesterday. The going was par- | ticularly heavy, which makes the per- | formance a creditable one. The horses | were rated along evenly every eighth- mile, being at about the same relative speed. | [ e ——— Little Girl—Did you ever dream of be- ing in heaven? Little Boy—No, not exactly; but I| dreampt once that I was in the middle of | a big apple dumpling. | 8- handily. MeAlliste Won n-Mrs Second and Lost Girl FIGHTERS SWINGING INTO FORM Champion Jefiries in High Spirits and Sharkey In- clined to Be Boastful. Sp Dispatch to The Call. THE CALL’S RACING CHART. FAVORITES WIN TROT AND PACE Little Thorn and Venus II Earn Brackets at the Los Angeles Meeting. Special Dispatch to The Call. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24—The 2:10 pace was the exciting event in the harness races to-day, Little Thorne, the favorite, winning in straight heats. Jennie Mc looked good to the knowing ones, but after the first heat there was nothing but Little Thorne money, and he became a prohibitive favorite. He entirely out- classed his company and won the race in heats under a puil. The 2:2 class trot was easily captured by Venus II, who so completely out- classed her opponents that little or no in- terest was taken in the event. Alaria, a 2 to 5 favorite, won the selling race at a mile and a sixteenth. Carrect took first money in the six furlongs sprint, Tom Smith being a close second. Both | horses were even money in the betting. In the five-eighths of a mile Ned Den- nis, at 7 to 10, was heavily played by the wise ones, but Steel Diamond, an 8 to 1 chance, picked up remarkable speed in the | stretch and flnlsi\ed first, beating Cowboy by a length. Ned Dennis finished third, a nose behind Cowboy The_mile was easily won by Gibbettiflib- bet. Haclenda, the favorite, was among the ‘““also rans.” Results: . Trotting, 2:21 class, three in five; purse, | $1000. Venus II (Blue).... SLtR s Lottle Parks (Lafferty). .332 Miss Jones (Cecil).. 323 Time—2:26, 2:33, 2:31%. three in five; Pacing, 2:10 clas Little THorn (Blué) Jennie Me (Durfee) Dictratress (Kent) Floracita_(Judd).... Myrtha Whips (Helme Diawood (Holmes) purse, $1000. ia 103 (Fauntleroy), 2 to 5, won: t 109 (Joe Weber), even, second; 9 (Stewart), § to 1, third. Time, 1:47. Alvero Six furlongs; purse, $250—Correct 89 (Enos), even, won: Tom Smith 104 Joe Weber), even, second; San Augustine 99 (Hazard), 4 to 1, third. Time, 1:15. 1go, Weasel, Black Orphan, Lady Betty and Prince also ran. Five furlongs; purse, $250—Steel Diamond 105 (Duffy), 8 to 1, 'won; Cowboy 105 (Fuentz), 2 to 1 1; Ned 115 (Piggow), 7 to 10, third. 3 oligno, Summer, Altara and Frank Kuhry aleo ran. One mile; purse, $300—Gibbettiflibbet 112 (Weber), 2 to 1, won; Rey del San Juan 105 (Stewart), 24 to 1, second; Ellenwood 9 (Faunt- leroy), 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:40%. Haclenda and Gracias also COMTE SAW SOME STARS WHEN GODEAU HIT HIM RECITED HIS RECOLLECTIONS OF RECENT TROUBLE. Witnesses Summoned on Behalf of His Assailant Testified That He Was Angry at the Ball Committee. If the testimony of the many witnesses who were on the stand in Judge Dainger- field's court yesterday is to be accepted it is certain that never again will such excitement be known at a meeting of the Ligue d'Henri 1V as that which prevailed during _that momentous occasion upon which M. Osmin Comte collided with the orazen fist of M. Jules Godeau, under- tal The trial of the suit instituted by Comte NEW YORK, Oct. 24—With Jeffries’ | to recover a small fortune in damages successful manipulation of the gloves yes- | from Godeau for the pain and inconve- ferday at Asbury Park, the pugilistic | nence he suffered through the alleged beginning of the rlgld schedule adopted | delivered by the defendant was con or coming use. The afr of depression | tinued yesterday morning, Mr. Comte was which has hung over the champion’s | called to the stand to further Impress quarters since the accident to his arm | upon the jury the way in which he wa Bas entiraly disw assaulted,” and this he did, saving: preared and all hands are in a jolly moo Jeffries took a long ride at an early hour with Tommy Ryan, and after run over the Long Branch road playe croquet with his trainers on the lawn. T} ternoon the champlon’s high spir- . group and ile, Jeffri its infected t led to practical Jjokes. and Ryan pre- pared for the sccond afternoon bout, which proved to be a wonderful exhibi- skill, although Ryan off ive him a blow in the jaw aret to flow. The boil ticing a block for Sharkey’ ke: is jab deau he strike me so fast I know what with. Y:\(‘k me out. I did not have my senses. only see stars and light.” So it went on through the day. Charles F. McCarthy, P. Alex Bergerot, Jean Meillette, James Masson and P. Pel- lison were called by the plaintiff and all gave evidence as to how Godeau, when Comte objected to the motion to award the ball committee a vote of thanks, walked over and overruled the objection by punching the objector into the land of dreams. Henry G. Gerdes, John Arees, side and Ryan says the sailor will | F. Cedley and A, Migueu were called on never be able to land it. behalf of the defendant and all corrobo- The physician's vices were dispensed | rated the defendant's contention that with to- Comte, angered at being denied the bar ‘key was feeling particularly y_at his training quarters at privileges at the ball, went to the meet- ing with the express intention of making “He did plenty of work, par-| trouble. He made trouble and found it, y on the punching bag ahd on|they sald. “Comte was jus strike at by Armstrong, and was as full of fight after | Godeau,” sald_one witness. At this he had finlshed to-da he was when he began. When asked _about condition he hitched up trousers, rolled over a point or two of his_course and growled: “Never better. Why, this place down here is the best training quarters that a man ever had in the world.” effries is all right,” said he, “but he is not meeting any such Tom Sharkey as s programme as his | he had that littie ring seance with in San Francisco.” Sharkey's trainers say there is not the | slightest danger that he will lose “‘edge’” by reason of the delay in the battle. They have been bringing him on carefully and have taken extra precautions to see that he does not get too fine Weary brains, nervousness, headaches,sleepless- ness quickly cured Baldwin’s Celery Soda. \10c. Comte turned his twisted proboscis for the inspection of the jury to show them the effects of the blow, and the case went over till this morning. e A Sick Fund Benefit. A special benefit performance for the sick fund of Buena Vista Parlor No. 63, Native Daughters of the Golden West, will take place this evening at the Tivoll Opera-house, the bill being Offenbach's comic opera, “La_ Belle Helene.” The management of the Tivoll has joined heartily in the plan to raise funds for the worthy cause and the artists of the thea- ter will do their hest to-night to make the affair a memorable one. A large number of seats have been disposed of by the ladies of Bueng Vista Parlor and a crowd- ed house {s anticipated. don’t | 1 remember when they | 'JEFFORDS LOSES IN THE FIFTH Californian M;kes a Good Showing Against Gus Ruhlin. Spectal Dispatch to The Call. NEW YORK, Oct. 24—Jim Jeffords, the young California pugilist, made his debut at the new Broadway Athletic Club to-night and was knocked out in the fifth round by Gus Ruhlin, the Akron (Ohlo) glant. There was a lot of slugging in the first four rounds, and it Jeffords had not mixe things so freely he might have stalled o Ruhlin’s rushes. The latter simp tered him down after Jeffords had a very declded advantage. Ruhlin him three times in the fourth rou put him out with a straight left e the next round. Ruhlin was a big ite in the betting, 2 to 1 being laid on him. In the preliminary bout Kid Thomas of New York won from Jim Hayward (col- ored) of Chicago in the fourth round This was Hayward's first defeat since coming East. He was knocked down three times in the fourth round. Gus Ruhlin was the first of the big fellows to enter the ring. He looked fit. He was accompanied by his manager and trainer, Billy Madden, d “‘Cockey Boyle, Charley Goff and Joe Hurst, who acter as his seconds. later Jeffords ared. Ten minutes app He had as his seconds **Mysterious” Bil Smith, Billy Needham, Charley O'Brien and Harry Luthill. Jeffords said he welghed 192 pounds and Ruhlin owned up to 190, They were announced to go twenty rounds, under Marquis of Queens- bery rules. nt b he body. v sent his and his r & 1 the Ruhlin clinche right to the and ir Second rou right swings for the ked. Jim jabbed left and then shot his right to the left to the face. Both began SIUEEINg, Jeffords having the call up to t Third round—Jefford: wildly. They exchanged le then Gus whipped right and smas hard which be this blow fornian looked to be beaten, b 1 up and sent a coupie cuts under Ruhlin's chin, whic tide in his favor. Ruhlin was ve up at the close of the round. Fourth round—T! got to cl three times in succession. Jeffords was the gressor. Hard exchanges followed, among them being a right uppercut from Jefford which sent Gus back a few feet. Ruhlin puile and sent thre Jeffords to the jaw himself together quick! lefts to the face and sent with a short right-arm jolt on the fords took eight seconds to get up, sent down again with a_straight fords managed to get to his fee Ruhlin when he got up, but Gus sat him down with lef floored for the third ti out when the gong soun Fifth round—Ruhlin now had it way and went right at his man. to the face, which staggere ro; Then he sent both ha the head, and as Jeffords stepped back and, putting big frame into the blo left hand squarely on t fell as it dead. He lay until the referee co round, one minute an: COURT NOTES. Yhen the cassioB0. 0. by Miss Annie M. Forbe: with obtaining money by fal straig He led g aggered, 1l the force of his w, dr ; > pretenses terday, Miss Forbes failed to apy Shaw’s attorney alleged it was blackmail and asked for a dismis: the Judge put the case over for two A. Francke, G. Briem, J. John Ross, John Barold and R. arrested Monday In tae ¢ street, on the charge of playing faro, proved to Judge Mogan ar terday ~ that the game was | which they had been playing | rs, and the Judge aismis John Phillips, an ex-policema and now a driver of a delivery wagon, refused to drive off the car-track on Market street, | between Grant avenue a vell street | Sunday atternoon, and ay Judge Conlan fined him $10 with the alternative of ten day: John -iillogley, stableman for Joseph | Fagin, Webb street, secured a warrant from Judge Tres of J. F, Schur on larceny for ast Sunday Stephen Simain. Joseph Tobin, Galta and Louis Demartini accused of assaulting and sight of Samuel A. Johnso | attempting to rob him, were 3 booked at the City Prison on the char of battery, and four other “John Do warrants _for battery and one for assau with a deedly Judge Mogan. —————— Rough Rider Married. William Hentzler, one of “Teddy"” Roos- velt's famous regiment of Rough Riders, was married yesterday to Mrs. Hope Silvy of this city. Justice of the Peace Kerri- gan performed the ceremony. Hentzler has been out of the service only months, and came on here a few d: ago to cast his lot with some regiment leaving for the Philippines. He expects to sail to-da; B Fifteen Years in Folsom. SUISUN, Oct. 24—R. J. Northrop, a grain thief, convicted yesterday of grand larceny, was sentenced this morning by Judge Buckles to fifteen years' imprison- ment in Folsom. There was a prior con- viction against Northrop, who served Awell yesterday for the the charge of tealing a horse valued Poter the four boys stroying the in Mariposa County. blue, etc. Whole- sale Manu- facturers | : CIot?lIng. ‘ 2‘-‘2 (No retail mail orders filled.) 5---usual retail price $8 Double or single breasted, all wool, long pants suits for boys 10 to 20 years. 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