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+ ool i FLEET GREYHOUNDS RUN FOR VALUABLE STAKES Sensationa! Contests Mark the Coursing for John Grace Challenge Trophy at Union Park. e A anan ot e o U B Sl o oo ot ot 2 YO SE GRACE /A e ) HEOMOND | SWENEY I PERIGe £ 4 Geoup of oWNERS . WATCIING 4 reing gO - < . « . “ - . . . . . - & . - . @ttt P e OtPtP PP PP eI IIP P 40000435060 06060000006P0000+0+0+00000-00-006000 D i S I SO S SRS WATCHING THE DOGS RUN. o| THE PRELIMINARY ROUNDS OF | " @ | THE JOHN GRACE CUP STAKE AND ¢ | TH LL: BRANDON CUP WERE - ® | RUN YESTERDAY UNION COURS- ? | NG PARK THESE ARE THE TWO 3| CLASSIC E 5 ON THE LEASH- :{ CALENDAR, AND ATTRACT b '8 AND THEIR GREYHOUNDS @ LL. OVER AMERICA. THE g . DOGS WILL STRUGGLE TO- ) time LUABLE PRIZES. ° Son's King C Brown's ton, Tai 4-2; 5, M many, Ly‘”’;;“yfi‘ f;,,fq n's Conde beat D. J. Healey’s Nicaslo, §- LR g el J. Reilly's Willful Widow beat T. J. Cro- min Pasha bea 6-5; P, J Reilly's Moonbright beat Hall & Newell's Clara loud, 10-6; R. Prin- L . Frank's Glen R Ay solden Garter beat ira George Nethercott's Daisy Dale, 4-1; W, 1. 8mith's Lancashire < s Lady Glenkirk ot asia beat F. A. McComb's Motto el i : Allen & ‘Wilkon's Manter Clais Alameds Lad. 4 R E beat ith's Magic, 3-2; Bartels Bre Zat Georss, Wother Mac's Meiody beat Gus Abercrombie's Vicior T ing, §-4: Gus Abercrombie's Rock Island King a T Kleins Corgtago, beat Maber & Reld’s Uncle Fuller, 10:6: F. A | don's Mollie T McComb's Roval Flush beat Connell ' Bros.’ | “Sodong” round_Flower of Go Mamie Pleasant, 8-2; J. H. Perigo' u‘.l\»'\‘wn‘. Hulda, &6; Alams Best o nmlm\uh;,..‘: li:dr;‘ Crawford Braes, 82: P. J. | Moonbright beat Conde, 4-3; Golden Garter beat on beat Sterl & Knowles' | Bannoekburn, 6-0; Freda C beat Glencliffe. 14.¢ P. Whiting's Anthony | Craword Rex beit Lady Glenkirk, 14-3; Thorn: S Handy's Twin City Girl, 74 hompsan’s_Flora McDonald beat J Watkine Gladiator, 5.1: N. P. Whiting's Min-| AT INGLESIDE PARK. neola be Horgan's Man‘la, 10-1; J. She 3 King heat . H. Harrison's Hot R 1. Deaw's Conmemara beat R. K.| With a balmy atmosphere, fleet gre: Malco Aeneas, 14-5; Ruseell, Allen & Wil- 3 unds and swift-footed hares the da crowd, | %m's, Chicago Boy bea meh's Lottie M | sport at Ingleside Coursing Park yester- when | 35, ttis & 1 was all that could be desired. It was - the competition | 5 heat J Stoneher a day for favorites. One notable excep- w rtation fa- | Kelloge s beat Curtis & | - | tlon, however, was the course between < Crawford Lad, 3-1:| H. A. Deckelman's Rocker and D. To- - reland T. J. Melnerney's | land’s Twilight, in which the latter won , eorge Whitney's ] beat Cur- | with the odds 6 to 1 a nst. The results s Flying Fox. 61 . de B, Lo | o5 ¥ head beat Gus smbie's Rock 10; Sterl & F n'e Vulean ry . mack’s Valley von Soosten’ Magnet beat e Perry D. McCor- Commodore s & w Thompson's St. Oran beat I | Nash beat J." Mc s Nor'west; W. der, 6-3; ( s & Son's Narcl e | Thunderbolt beat Lendewig's Lad ] . Perigo's Controller, 3-1; J. P. ft's Brutus | Kay Bros.' Laay Ethel beat T. J. McHugh's Spot beat P. J. Reilly's Ploughboy, 4-1 Empress M.” Kellogg's Jowa Maid beat J. lle Brandon Challenge Cup—J. A. Klein's | I. O'Brien's Good Times: F. Mora beat C. B. Charlesworth’s Ben | Fashion beat J. Ronning's Dempsey Son's : P. M. Clarkson’s Flower of Goid | ry's Campania beat J. O s Young Fl- | renzi; M. Michalek’'s Old Glory beat Dr. Leon- ———— | ard's Master Lawrencs McEnroe's Admiral | Sampson beat Kay Br Dudley Diamond; L. Austin’s Los Angeles beat Caveney & 'n) | Jultet; J. O'Dowd’s Shootover beat R. Strehl's Three Cheers: T. 1. McHugh's Moss Rose beat Doyle’s Wild Monarch: Connell Bros.' Graen Isle beat T. A. Gaffney's Sir John Arnott; |'A._Johnson's Lowlander beat Bartels Bros, Beér Brewer; T. Butler's Susie beat E. Casser- Iy's Sllence; M. Dunlea's Erin beat. Russell, | Allen & Wilson's Charming Belle; (al)llln Kane's Greenhall beat Connell Bros.’ Clover; Connell Bros.' Log Boy beat D. Byrnes' Mollie | Hogan; 1. O'Brien’s Wandering Tom beat T. logan's Leah: Russell, Allen & Wilson's Miss Penman beat C. E. Wiley's Merry Mon- | arch: E. M. Kellogg's Towa_Boy beat J. Me- Cormack’'s Proud Beauty; T. Logan's Miss Grizzle beat M. Tiernan's Kildare; T. A. Gaft- | ney's False Flatterer beat Joe Thrift's Forges Joe Thrift's St. Michael beat J. Hagemann | Lilly H: W. J. Browning’s Mountain Belle be | J. Seggerson's Gold Hill; Sterl & Know! O'Hara beat Frank X. Foley's Alarue; E. M. Kellorg's Ben's Babe beat R. Attridge's Ma: terplece; F. Sullivan’s Maid of the HIll beat Connt Bros.' Kilkelly; J. McCormack's Black Beauty beat H. A. Deckelman's Flyawa: James Dean’s Gallant beat Connell Bros.” Mai ter Morse; D. Toland's Twilight Jr. beat H. A. Deckelman’s ' Rocker; Bartels Bros. Baron Blood beat H. A. Deckelman's Prince George; J_ McNell's Black Hawk beat F. Lendewig White Chief A. L. Austin’ Firm Foe heat Connell Bros.' Good-by; Russell, Allen & Wil- son's Palm Flower beat Kay Bros.' Ada; Dr. | Leonard’s Mayflower beat H. A. Deckelman Snapshot: M. B. Kavanagh's Hard Lines be R. Pringle's Honor Bright:“R. Strehl’ Cork beat T.. Hoffman's Prairie Bo Knowles' Olita beat J. Flower's K Johnson's Tod Sloan beat G. Cass Millions Use CASCARETS. Surprising, isn't it. thaet within three years our sales a 000,000 boxes a year? That proves merit. Casca- s do good for 50 many others, that we urge you to try just a 10c Don't put it off I Do it toda; CANDY CATHARTIC box. When you ask for Cascarets, don't let the dealer substitute some- thing else. Thereis nolhm‘ else as as Cascarets, and if you are not pleased we pay your money back. 10e, 25¢, 50c, all drug- gist s. Sample and boo](let free. Address Slerling Remedy Co., | Bianche. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1900. B e e e e S S SEASONABLE SPORTS GEYSER NOT AMONG THE FIRST THREE Handicap at “Fanforan Wen by F. W, Brode, With | Zoroaster Second. STEAbY IS TH The greatness of Corrigan's Geyser is fast disappearing like snow under _the rays of a tropical sun. He is nothing more nor less than a fair sprinter and by no means a “phenom” at that. His many victories in soft spots made to order for him actually caused many to believe the gelding another Hanover, and with 121 pounds and Spencer in the saddle Corri- gan's pet was installed favorite for the mile and a furlong handicap at Tanforan Park yesterday. Gay Tommy Burns had the pleasure of riding the winner in F. ‘W. Brode. The Schorr three-year-old | shouldered 103 pounds and in a desperate duel with Zoroaster, piloted in masterly fashion, won by a head in the remark- | ably fast time of 1:5244. | The running the first part was shaped | out entirely by Potente, trailed by Geyser. In the stretch thelatter “dogged’’ it badly, | while Potente fought it out gamely, finish- ing a close third. Zoroaster, packing Henry and 118 ])uundfl‘ ran a remarkable | race, for he was cut off at the start, losing half a dozen lengths. Had the distance | been a trifle farther the little fellow would have won as it was, for Brode was a very tired horse. Advance Guard ran ki a wretched race. s Everything favored the sport, —the + weather being warm and balmy and the | P rack in perfect condition e crowd, | + though, was far below the customar: COAST REVOLVER RECORD P Saturday gathering in point of numbers > Five of six favorites were ruthlessly The fifty-shot revolver match be- 5 - Slll‘Khl?rfig the talent h'q)\mfi ey ;‘ the tween C. M. Daiss and F. O. Young 5 + worst of the argument with the books eeting o - ia Plsto p One of ‘the very warmest ' things un- SStig wieei| e of-thie Solumbis Fsfol Total pumber of rings fie b4 COERSA 1 ot et tamen. i and Rifle Club at Harbor View range tal nu f rings......... ry took the second event, a five furlong last Sunday 1s deserving of more The Columbia count gives 273 rings &8 :(f’l;im;:fl: 1‘:;0{" abhllz flnx'u n{‘);ll? >r\<’ ’}“he than passing notice, as Mr. Daiss and the Creedmoor count 246 points 4 and from 8 his price was hammered down broke the coast record on both the out of a possible 250, only 4 out of the & 10 6 t0 b Plegott ha{,",h“’m“,m, and in Columbla and Creedmoor counts. In 50 shots being outside the eight-inch 4 front soon after the start won very han- the Columbia target the elght-lnch ring. This Is the best 30-shot record & @lly from Formatus, with' Isaline® third. buliseye of the Creedmoor target iS on the coast, and it was only beaten & e ring lost heavily to the r: preserv h p ade . 2 & . X e preserved, hence the record made by by Anderton, the Eastern shot, 'y o okt e Qlly Hotalk displaved the local marksman stands on eac ade - forty-eight bullseyes recen P | Serambia; Co ; S W E In the match he defeated Mr. Young In the third score all of Dalss’ shots # | serambl rrigan’s youngster W. F. 5 Tarpey went to the post favorite over her, veral points, each shooting .44 were 6 or better, which shows the en- & {and she n..ha the race won from the stoxt] an model farget revolvers at tire 10 were inclosed In a ring six & Ond‘;pfluxl.‘N‘lua:;;l;ix)'-\‘{l?::k L ds. Daiss' individual shots, inches In diameter. This Is a difficult % AYiInE. fhonabusht LoDk the o Columbla count, were the following: performance even with a target pistol ge Monita, ridden by McKenna, captured of small caliber. Young's score in the ¢ the mile' and a quarter hurdle handicap mateh totaled 309 Columbia target §8 at odds of 8 to 1. Corrigan's jumper | count and 240 Creedmoor count. e Schreiber made the running and looked a winner up to the last obstacle, wherc he fell back. Monita had the most left at the end, winning cleverly from Durw: L PR Sy Lomo, the favorite, scemed afficted RIS aniginied. an Jetane. intermittent bursts of speed, finishing a | °f the t & i % close third. Keswic! Vampires. The fifth race, a six-furlong sprint. was | Roberts. g g Oel responsible for many hot tips. Sevens Donald Back b started for the first time this season, anl Connolly i L McGaw with Bullman in the saddie had her odds | Rose Halfback Duggan | played down from 2 to 1 to 4 to 5. Rey | Bridse " Halfback 1iams Hooker was also. well supported. Sevens Forward Casi showed first into the stretch but couid not CForward . Hoilanc stay As Duke of York and Gold Barcn Center White were fighting it cut Ross tride the 15 to Forward bers 1 shot In\t‘ran came with a rush, beat- Forward B ing both hands tl(n‘\n i 5 i S ————— e e—— Reaten in slow time earlier in the week = 3 7 with Spencer on his back, F ero took Championship Tenms._ | the last number. at six furlongs, in fast VEW YORK, Feb. 24.—The national in time. Eddie Ross had the leg up on Willie | qoor lawn tennis champlonship was woi Sink's horse, and in a hard drive got the | ¢o'gay by J. A. Allen, the champion verdict over Pompi by” a_nose: Imp, | (2053 3 Sathourt Crain Clonsilla,” the even money cholce, was | Yale, who defeated Calhoun Cragin, landed i the show by Spencer. Seventh Regiment champion. ; s One of the best matches of the day iati | the final of the championship doubles, Association Faotball L Hackett and 3. A. Allens the Yale atd The visiting team of assoclation foot- [ @wectern champions, meeting J. P. Paret ballers from the Mountain Copper Com- | 1™ o oin "G iaein © The-mateh, how pany at Keswick, Shasta County, plaved | gle. “was unfinished. ‘Summaries: a match vesterday afternoén against the | . & S St sonnB Ao B Vampire eleven of this city at the Pre- | roar o b oos, 6ot 6.3, fina round (unfini; sidio athletic grounds. After a close and Paret and Cragin, hard game the visitors won by 2 goals to 1. The kick-off was at 3:15 and after ten Championship double: Hackett and Allen ys ed) - minutes’ play Wyndham scored for Kes- | wick. During the rest of the first half | __ _“Ah}n'd_“ns_'neff“e‘t * e the home team had the best of the game, | STOC II\ rUT' lh-h ‘.I 7 Ihiex::( ('»n - ';‘r Duggan almost scoring a goal by a fine | Bame plaved here to-day betwe shot. which struck the crossbar and | YOUng ladies of the Alameda High School bounced over it. A little Jater Chambers | and the Stockion High fchool was wob put the ball through cleverly and evened | by the Stockton team by a score of o 0. up the score. During the second half | The umpir s J Aldmetn sl both teams made every effort to Wwere Miss Farno and Miss Stover. The score, and just before the whistle blew | other officials were chosen by Stockton. Connolly succeeded in making a goal. The | The attendance at the game was large. | game was not so fast as the one played - | against Oakland on Thanksgiving ¢ Santa Clara Defeated. | ES g the, Vampires OMRourke, Duggan.| grANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 24— Coles and Robertson rendered ' good ser: | STANFORD (1N1FHREITS B vice. while for Keswick Donald and Con- nolly played the hest defensive game. Bridge. Wyndham and Jenkins played a defeated the Santa Clara College boys on she Stanford campus this afternoon by a good forward game for the visitor: |'score of 7 to 4. The university men “did M. Hunter, the well-known Oakland | their scoring in the first four innings, (Copyright, 1909, by H. H. Egbert.) TANFORAN PARK, Saturday. Feb 1900, —Weather fine. Track fast S38. FIRST RAC —Fuur furlongs; two-year- -olds; pu L 3 B AR g s 7, | | Betting. Index Ho Weight. |§t. am. tom. *m. Jockeys. Op. Cl 718 Sofala . 13 Bullman | 85 - | (803) M. F. Tarp |Spencer 3; 19 Moonbright Henry ;4\ !‘! 333 Raveling . ¥ 7 J. Martin 0 T . i23%: 15, :48. Good start. Won easily, second and third driving. Winner, Sofala came out fresh and fast after her vacation, t'. ‘by Balgowan-Spozla. “Five furlongs: malden three-year-olds: Durse, $i00. =90 Weight. St 4m 3m %m. Str. Fin. | 10p. Pirate J i 13 14 vI'mmrl( § Formatus . 1 4 3h Tullett 13 Isaline 12| 3 b% 41 % [Henry . 85 Coming 12 T3 k% T. Walsh. [ Red Cherr: 12 th 2h 3 Bagdad 1 92 2 H Artilla 2 61 3 7 March Seven. 101 51 1 12 Glocoso 3h 92 1 2 Tom Sharkey 8% 102 w2 | Morelia 1 11 11 |1 Martin ... Castiso . 13 12 12 Hennessey 6 Palatine . % 1t 13 13 |Kellas 10 Tim: . 121 . 381 By, 1:01Y%. Good staxt. Won first three driving. W lnner M. Dris- |-rll‘.("h . ,‘h\'%lmp K;’h’a[‘o of Penzance-Wrong. A considerable delay at the post did not worry Pirate; he is fast at the distance. Formatus a supposed good thing also. Coming Event ran his race. Bagdad later on. Scratched—Firelight II i14 S40. THIRD RACE—Mile and an elgh W, (828) Zoroaste: (524) Potente, r 528 Geyser, 6. Spencer 805 Advance Guard, |J. Martin.. L2} 810 Daisy F, 5 Z. Ross. 8 807 Morinel, 5... i ... |Bullman’ B 8 %, mile, 1:39%; 14m, Good start except Won first m",‘,, ariving. Winner, J. F. Schorr's ch. c., by Cayuga-Prosperity. Josing much ground: he would have won in a few more jumps. Geyser pocketed last part. Advance Guard poorly rid- Topmast 100. *Coupled with Zoroaster. 4-year-olds & u; Morinel. Zoroaster cut off at start, Brode ran a game and grand race. Gey den. _Scratched—Boundlee 85, Weller 97 '841. FOURTH RACE—One mile and a quarter; hurdl purse, $400. " Monits 3 1 |McKenna 8 ;un':;‘:-}:;d.“s n |Johnson 6: 4 831 Lomo, 6. 2 [Dingley 5 52 (18%) Sehreiber, 5 . h [Hennessey gt 83 Rio Chico, 4 4 (McAuliffe $: € University, 3 (Moody . 5 12 viking, 6 : . Stiversdo, Ceee o ods (Lepbart i) o8 - 20 e " Ge t. Won first three drhhlg Winner, M. H. Schwartz's b. g., by D Sariour-Niom Hawk. *Coupled with Monita. Monita’ was best. Schreiber = quts, Scratched—Rapido 125, 842 FIFTH RACE-Six furlungs: selling: four-year-olds and_upward; purse, $i00. Inde rse. Age. 1 Jocke: 831 Inverary II, 5.......109| § “|E. Ross 870 Duke of York if, 6.112] 1 Piggott 806 Gold Baron, 4......108| 7 |Henry Rey Hooker, 4 .....109| 2 {E. Jones. Sevens, 04| 3 Buliman ... 45 ) Melkarth 05 4 Ranch i 1 Chas. Le Bel, 09 6 Morgan 4 10 (826) Senora Caesar, 04| 8 Tullett ........| 5- 7 Time—i, :: T:141 Good start. Won easily, second and third driving. Winner, “by Imp. Inverness-Miss Darebin. Inverary was going away at the Hooker stopped. Senora Caesar ran an awful race. selling;” four-year-olds and upward; purse, $400. Sunset’ Stable’s E. close. Sevens needed a race. WASHINGTON, Feb. | Minister to. Be;t for the Bowels about April 15. Russia. He will leave for St. Petersburg Bt. m. %m. .. Str. | Jockeys. [Op. CI. il MDA 4 a Sk 2 §87 Formero, 4 3 52 41 3% ins|B Ross €. 1 Japan’s Minister to Russia. (165) Pompino, 4 5 2h 24 2h 21 |Henry [% x| 751 Imp. Clonsill 1 31 31 45 31 [Spencer 1 1 24.—The Japanese | (773) Fausturo, 4 4 12 12% 1h 44 |Bullman . L BaekX the United States, Jutaro| 76 Grand Sachem, 5. 5 8 s 51 55 |T. Walsh. 0 13 Komura, has been notified by cable from | 786 Mafada, a . A5 42 51 6 6§ |Hennessey 20 50 Japan of his appointment as Minister to f . 113%. Good start. Wou first three driving. Winner, W. B. by imp. Conveth-Formoso. Winner turned a somersault. Clonsilla should Eeratched—Captive 112, Toreina 107 4 7 E HAND while in_th ‘lara. California did consi | throughout the game, espect bat. Kaarsburg outpitched h strikir n men a men. S Clara lost tory carly in the game rrors. SEVEN FAVORITES box for € OF THIS MARKSMAN RN eNIN N NN IN eNeNReB LR RN RO P ally LOSE. Disastrous Day for the Talent at New Orleans. st BRSDIIORROE RS s | 2| | 1 | nents. 2500 en %e Ne B | through costly | ¢ | NEWwW ANS orites faced another da) ay and | not one of seven t. Himtime was warmly back n the stake | event, the Speed I but finishe outside the money. here was a mix-u in_the last sixte: xth race, an which finis! CITY GOLF GIRLS WIN CLEVERLY The Ladies’ l'TOl’l’le-flnd-HVif'i: Team Match Played Yester- day on Presidio Links. A team of eight ladies of the San F cisco Golf Club met a team of the number of fair golfers of the club yesterday on-the o 1 home-and-home m and defeated them Presié er Mi v s Al fitt, the Oakland captain, played game, beating her éppon Miss Mullins, 6 up. This gain was m than offset by Miss Mary Seott scored 11 up against Mrs. W. P. J Miss Sarah Drum and Miss Al i man each scored 7 up agai The Presidio cours: condition, the fair green with springy turf and fast. The detalls of the herewith: OAKLAND. H. Sherwood Mrs H. Miss irs Tibbetts Johnson Havemeyer. Mc fite wles SAN FRANCISC e Hoffman . Maud Mullins Brown Sarah Drum Maud_O'C Mal Moody Total The second half of the match will played next Saturday on the Oakiar 2! links. The two scores will then be adde and the winners will take the t which has been provided by the two On Friday, March 2, at 10 a. m., t will be a ladies’ handicap over eighteee: holes on the Presidio course for a pr The tou offered by Mrs. Henry T. Scott. Sar nament is open to all members of Francisco Golf Club and the entri at noon Thursday, March 1 CRISIS HAS BEEN REACHED. Important Chnnges Suggested in the Methods and Management of Mechanics’ Institute. The following circular has been Mechanics' tasued to the Insti- tute The affairs £ the members of library be rece! falrs The cost the la venue. erties ots for a progressive de pr change We o4 system Bellove -the.. prefi ently tested. -It has al benefit to should We belleve t should be recognized as the = work of the institute. It should.b tained, better housed and protected. side praperties should be so manage duce an income. . We have consented and ag to work together to place the business of the in El Derim, nd, was dis- | stitute upon a paying basis; and we sk v qualified. Resuits help. We ask you to show, your Rrterésé praaas et afratrs 'of nstitute by comInK fo the b P arlong a ting, so that we may know if [ AR o h approval and suw Magen third \s et Handicap 5 rt course—Voya- | to 9 p. | geur won, Jack Hayes sécond, Al Reeves third, | "M M & ™ W WP e s o L Tick- | Time, 3:2415 2 | ner, George H. Wallis, George Beanston, James | _The Speed Handicap, six furlongs—Triaditza | ¥ ' Cosgrave, Willlam Curlett, candidates for won. Jold 4'Or se Maggie Davis third. trustees, | Time, 1:14%; | N : _Miie and a half, sell . | Najler 3, False Le | Baseball To-Day. | ~One mile. seliing—Matt Simpson w < den Gat n Rick itocm o g i s el | The Koenigs and Golden Gate baseball m finished se but was di | furlongs, selling—Inlook won, nd, Jamaica third. Time, 1 | Lzt squa Pole Vaulting Record Broken. ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 5. Dvorak of Chicago to-nigh world's indoor record for pole- one inch, vaulting 10 feet 10 in University of Michigan Gymna 24.—Charles | t broke the ulting by hes at the sium. MNOTABLE EVENT IN Letters From Presldent McKinley and ' United States Senator Bard—Sen- The banquet given on the Washington's birthday by Society, | in the history of the soclety. dred and fifty compatriots and sembled at the Merchants’ the dinner listened to eloquen otic sentiments, The vice president, siding officer of the W. H. » speakers to entertain th J. C. Currier, committee, read letters tion. The President of the U ticipate. following letter: WASHINGTON Dear Sir—I have you, on behalf of Sons of the American Rev. My | which | ciety, annual banquet, 2 ments al ing an a February nd eptance. at the banquet my regret at bel ngratulations and best wishes. Iy yours, Mr. John C Francisco, Hpn. T WILLIA rrier, Cal. Bard, Un SACRAME; Esa., TO, John C. Dear Sir: wire you that it would not be Currier, lifornia Society of the Sons of Revolution. It would have pleasure to be at the gathe; ring would have felt at hos descendant of an Iution. It is a good thing by to keep green the memori which our now great nation had teach lessons of patriotis of the noble, self-sacrifi warmly in sympathy wi society As 1 intimated, nt on the me, as I.m T cannot arra; 1 feel that du other enjoyable reunions. Please tender my thanks to Yours very truly, THOM. Letters from ex-President Harrison, W. Seward Webb M. Bunker were read. § Oregon and ed, together with letters uf col from kindred organizatio: D. Spreckels, John' B. Babeo ey h‘H de\ Haskeil, Plrn(‘ll Loval Legion, and Henry Glass of the Order Wars. The' principal speakers of were: Rey. Dr. W. Clamj Church, Consul General Ho {l’le}vln ’ltnd niversity. e company wa. by the speeches. Frank for the entertainment of t compatriots the ( Sons of the American Revolution, | was one of the most Interesting events | Clu function. ure of presenting disting the California | been ‘good enough to extend to me to att made will prevent me from send- | be with them on this occasion and my Chairman, Sentator, sent the following response: an Francis I regretted exceedingly e to be present at the annual ba, whose veins flow the blood of those their lives in the founding of the | presence in” Washington as soon and I must therefore forego this, Hofe!wr Duniway, timents by Local Speakers. evening of liforn: One hun- 1 guests a b and after t and Jordan, pre- n. had shed and e company. chairman of the banquet and from other societies of the same organiza- | "nited Stat and United States Senator Bard expressed regret that they could not attend and par- President McKinley telegrams sent the al “invitatic olution ext. BaE Please express (o those who may be present ing unable to hearty ited States Feb. 6, 1900, o, Cal— having to acticable for nquet of - the Amert, afforded me great of those in who risked | republic. 1 nysel: am the American officer in the revo- | such an association es. of the herolsm In | its birth and 'm in the atmosphere | cing past and th the objects of the L am e to be pres- compels my as “possibie as well as the socety. R BARD. Benjamin and Willlam Telegrams from Arizona societies were recejv- ngratulation in Calt Among the invited Rucets wems. Cyoas John ng., General . Col b dleton of the Wastisiation leatee i New York Societ v, Major Colonel Commander of Foreign the evening tt, Trinity ow, Harry Stanford s fnstructed mpson san, e guests an: PATRIOTIC CIRCLES ,° | come from years of misuse of the na | butiding, | you des nines will play for a purse of $100 and the entire gate receipts at the Eighth and Harrison streets grounds this afternoon o'clock. 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