The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 27, 1900, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1900. I—————— HEADWATER AND CAPTIVE FINISH NOSE AND NOSE Judges Unable to Separate Them, Deciding It a Dead Heat. Mortgage Takes the Handicap at Oakland—Bernota Is Beaten by Diderot—De Blaise Shows in Front. s agreed d were not which d undoubtedly have been taken by e outsiders the books did not put The ge in a very pro wore a dressy tendance The Goiden Gate handicap longs was conspicuous for provement shown by M t seven fur- e marked g, To-Day’s Entries. ns for To-Day. rst ra Clarke, Miss Second race—Lost Girl, De Blaise, Moringa . age, Bavassa, Maresa ¥ ace Lady Heloise Amas (Racing Chart on Page Eleven.) PHILLIES AGAIN LEAD. Defeat Brooklyn and Pass St. Louis in the Race. OF THE CLU YOR The New Yorks made er grand r 2 the n inning to-day. five rur 1 tying the score. It was %0 @ark to play, but Umpire Con: fused to call the game. The Bostons w and made th in the tenth, Yorks in the back to th Attendance, 4000, ubs— New York Batterids—F Hawiey and ( Score: Umpire—Connolly. PHILADELPHIA, April 2.—P) heavy hitters batted out a viet batsmen, more ac: re would have been smaller. At- R H E s 6 u 1 1 Smith; Bernhart and Batteries—Kitson and Douglas. Umpire—Emslie. PITTSBI season he but disap; the C not in the game yntil the ninth inning. when seven runs were made, coming within one of a tie. The vigorous rooting of the crow Hahn in the air for a time in this fnn; he forced two runs over the plate. W was relieved in the sixth inning after twelve glean bits bad been made. Attendance, 11,00, core Clubs— R H. E. Pittsburg . u 12 g Cincinnatt AR Batter ‘Waddeli, Chesbro and Zimme Haho and Peitz. Umph E e TRG, April 26, ttsburg opened the ST, LOUIS, April-26.—Although Chicago tried in vain to hand to-ay's game to St. Louls on & sliver platter Tebeau's men positively refused Fashion Plate and De Blaise were | PEIIIEDEIIIIBEDIIIPIPOIIIIE PP BIEIIGIIOIIEIDPEIIGQ ger and Sullivan; | before @ record-breaking crowd, | inted her friends by permitting | ncinnatis to win. The home club was | NEILL'S CLEVER GUARD. nd | jeeted. Th 2d to nd lun s previous w bout ha either their energies noteh, closing at 1 what the pool sellers | Club Physician Examines and Pronounces Both Men Physically Fit for To-Night’s NEILL AND HIS WATCHFUL SECONDS, “DUCK" SULLIVAN AND FRED MULLER. .RIVAL MIDDLE-WEIGHTS AS THEY APPEAR ON THE EVE OF THEIR MEETING. D T s nt champion | physical strain to which they may be sub- | the odds were 10 to 7, with Neill money change, but it is conceded Neill should | ) medical expert paid partic- tention to Murphy, as attention | avy breathing 1 training. He found the s in perfect k in the ring red them in the slightest plentiful and but few Murphy tickets. As the fon prevail ti and On Wednes- | money went into Ha wagering commenced, | box at 10 to 7. T Th advanced the Corbett's str TY BOXER NEILL WILL ENTER THE RING FAVORITE ~_ OVER HIS OPPONENT. AUSTRALI i enter the ri a slight favorite owing to the showing he has made here in his re- J fights. He has always been a fe, careful box: ing the chance: erring if at all in not tak To offset t Murphy comes with a big | fa- | Australian record. He has met men in | and out of his class and has been formly successful. In addition, he wn w that b 1l in practice here, bearing ou 1s been said about him. — AN TIM_MURPH MURPHY ON THE AGGRESSIVE. QrPeDei e e e et tdedeittidededeieiedeisde PrIIIedeidedriedeieg betting in the mutuels last night shows the number of tic s sold on each which have been at times d | offered him when he had men at his Un- | mercy n ou n Buffalo 3, Detroit 2. and Wins Handily at Ingleside. ——— at Ten to One—No One Was Backing His Chances it will appear on Sunday, April 20. the midweek stake at Ingleside Cour: ¢ with M. J. Kelly's E Gie444440 bbb P44 L4444 444444440 [ ca nis op for the favor of ah should hav Displays His 01d-Time Form but for a severe on the course. | from Maid of the | longest course of the day { He was withdrawn after the | vere work. Cruiser Beats Safeguard on a Fluke the o + 4444444444944 4444440 to Win. Look out for the special R L0 diti e — fayiiny saiiion pf SThe (Catk Sterl & Knowles' dog, Rusty Gold, won r up. Rusty Gold outclass- nents and rounded up to his F. H. BUSHNELL'S CHAMPION DOG LE PRINCE JR. IS HOME AGAIN A e e . L & : FINEST SMOOTH-COATED ST. BERNARD IN ALL AMERICA | | | | fl FTER a four months’ tour of the circuit of bench shows throughout the Bastern States the famous St. Bernard dog Champion Le Prince Jr., was \ returned terday to his owner, F. H. Bushnell of this city. He will be exhibited at the bench show to be held here on May 2. Champion Le Prince Jr. is the best smooth-coated St. Bernard in the United States. He has met and defeated the best dogs which were imported from England to meet him. He is Bernard of wonderful type. He stands 35 inches at the shoulder and weighs 218 pounds. His color is dark orange, correct white markings with dark shadings. His sire was the champion rough-coated St. Bernard Le Prince, who never met defeat. His dam was the famous Judith Rachel, the mother of F. H. Bushnell purchased the grand dog from A. Pratt of Argyle Kennels, Little Rock, Ark., when a puppy one month ol This is the second time Mr. Bushnell has sent this grand dog East, and both times he has returned crowned with laurels. Mr. Bushnell first sent his dog East in December, 1895, and on February 22, 1599, he made his debut at the West- minster ennel Club show held in Madison-square Garden, New York. At this show he won second limit and second in the open class in a large entry, under Miss Witney as judge. The declsion caused much criticism at the time. At t Boston show held a month later Champion Le Prince Jr. met his New York victor and defeated him under the same judge, Miss Witney, which win upheld k eriticism. From New York and Boston he journeyed to Chi- e ut: inneapolis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg, and swept everything before him, winning first and special in every cla He won first in the open cial for the best St. Bernard in the show in this city last year. He :d at the Westminster Kennel Club show, Néw York, on February 22, m second in the open class. In Boston he again took second in the open class to the same victor as at New York, and both times under the same judge. The victor at these two shows was not entered at any other show where Le Prince competed under another judge. From New York and Boston Cham- pion Le Prince Jr. competed at Chicags, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cin- nati and Pittsbur here he carried off all honors, being the winnér in every class in which he exhibited. He was winner of the silver cup for the best St. rd in each of these shows. Such a continuance of wins has nqf been equaled v any other St. Bernard since the days of Sir Bedivere, the champion of the world. Mr. Bushnell does not intend to stop with this one dog, for he has already sent & commission to Efiglana to purchese for him the best rough-coated dog and bitch that money can buy, as he intends establishing on this coast a kennel of Bt. Bernards that will be second to none in any country. ss and sy 's' Coleen Rhue, 34 ite Weat Farley 4—2; H. Lynch's r's Macorito, Dillon's Modesty, Blood beat Land & Lynch's Loiterer beat C. Ster] & hols' Duffy ) Gerber's Mo Brentwood Belle, A. T. Sullivan's Maid Barrqw r Brewer, 43 Free and 9; Castle Island B t Baron Masteraiece, §—1 Rusty Gold beat Cast o Gold, beat Terrona, 10—0; | April Fourth tle—Ru Ever Shore beat Wild Norah, 5—0. Final-Rusty Gold beat Ever Shore, 4—3. NINETY-SIX DOGS WILL | RUN AT INGLESIDE PARK The stake at Ingleside Coursing Park for to-morrow and Sunday attracted an It is limited to non- winners and includes an unusually good The sport will com- mence to-morrow at 12 o’clock and Sun- day at 10:30 a. m. The draw last night re- sulted as fonows: J. McEnrce’s Admiral Sampson vs. P. Hor- T. A. Gaffney’s Sir John Arnott vs. T. Fanning’s Royal CUff; W. C. Glasson's Santonin vs. S. Hanson's Lons Shot Conley; J. J. Edmonds’ Morn- M. Tierney's | e B. Lopea's Minnie Wa Wa Master Davenport; Dillon"s. Prince €recet eisisdsieboseioioiae entry of ninety-six. lot of greyhounds. F. McCemb's Motto Vs er's Remus den’s Scottish C! George; F. Passon’s Merry Maiden vs. J. Mori- arity’s Snapper Garrison: O'Hara vs. J. Byrnes' Olympus: Connell Bros.' Dean’s Brilllantine; Russell, Allen'& Wil- ey's Maggie N. v form of a vear ago, at which one d The hares proved to be a good lot and much stronger than usua reaching the escape were longer and more interesting. landed. against Prince George at the false odds of 1to 6 was the best. guard at 1 to 10 on a fluke. dog led to the hare and_would have won | Not a_ticket was Deckelman’s Snap- all. Fern beat Strand of Gold , Game Cock beat Charming N beat Modesty Be atrol showed great improvement s expected to be In the winning clas Tom now on. udge P. J. Reilly’ Midweek stake—J. Stillwell's Fern beat 's Strand of Gold, 8 Easy beat J. Perry's Cock beat Rus Belle, 1 AL Arnott H Shannon's Safegvard nt Ida beat Mt : M. M Winning Style beat J alle: smeralda b Deckelman’ Wild Norah beat Revolver, 4 Beat ¥ ir John meralda a bye. Second tie—Morse Patrol heat Betsy Barrow, Terronite beat Free and Easy “as land Boy beat Nor'west. 7—4; Rus Norah' beat Terrona beat Cruiser, £ va. Lucretia Borgia vs. Master Lawrence; “would have n four hard fair_conditic reached the deciding four of them Cruiser beat Safe- | fter a hard un- :r Brewer d Baron Blood a day's results with official scores thy & Muller's Sterl & Knowles' A. T. Leon- Bartels Bros.’ Beer Trewer vs. J. Hurley's Hurricane; A. Venden- burg’s Naughty Girl va. Leonard's May Lopes's Carmencita; Russell, Allen & Wilson Spiteful vs. T. J. McHugh's Mald of the Mjll; G. Sharman's Wait a Bit vs. Biackhawk: J. Flower's Keystone vs. C. Levy's Babe Sheridan; H. A. Deckelman's Sna; 12 Lande & Gerter's Mount 1da; B M. | logg’s lowa ys. M. J. 's Ever Sure; D. Shannon's Safeguard H. : . Dillon Ve, TA: Gaitney's Faise J. Dean’s Sweet Lips; R. E. de P J. McNell's s Lady Nor- Flatterer; J. . R. Smith's Lady] s Satan vs. nowles’ For Glors ; J. R. Smith's Magic vs. Terrona; D. Shannom's S P. J. Nolte's Fire Laddle; Rock a_Bros.’ By M Patch vs. J Allen & Wi vilight Jr. ud vs. R. L. Tay s Babe Murphy a: W. Cairns’_Imperiai Stelghbells; C. Levy’s me Vs, Stark’s Thunderbolt vs, McCarthy & Muller's Brentwood Belle; Curtis & Son’s Echo vs. C. Bonner's Wild N . E. W High Born Lady vs. M. Michalek's Terronite; Anti-Jewish Riots. 2.—Anti-Jewish riots Baldenburg, Vands- Czersk and Wielle, nagogue has been wreck- | number of policemen from Bromberg and Dantzic ablish order, Reads - Chavnces: . | bur, Bre Handy's | to re-es! ADVERTISEMENTS. 900000000~ 0 200060900 ADVERTISEMENTS. SECRIETS SOLVED. Men Hunting for the Gold Mine of Health. Great Discovery That Is Eringing This Boon to Many Sufiersrs. Story of One of the Lucky Ones. reasure of all—health. 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Second class to Havre, $5: 5 cent _reduction “RAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND C. ADA, 32 Broadway Net famoun (Hudson building), FUGAZL & CO., Pacific Agents, 5 Montgomery ave. San_Franetsco. Steamer “Monticello.” . Wed., Thurs. and Sat. at 9:5 .; 8:15, 8:30 p. m. (ex. Thurs. night); Fri- days, 1 p. m. and §:30: Sundays, 10:30 a. m., § Rl e o STATEMENT —OF THE— | CONDITION AND AFFAIRS —OF THE— FIRE ASSOCIATION F PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF Pennsylvania, on the 3ist day < A. D. 189, and for the year e day. as made to the Insurance of the State of Califor: the provisions of Sections a 6 | Political Code, co ed as per blank fur nished by the Commissioner. CAPITAL . Cash <ee $500,000 00 ASSETS. on Bond and Mortgage... ket Vaiue of all Stocks and Bonds owned by Company Amount of Loans secured by pledgs »f Bonds, Stocks and other market- Stocks and Loans 2,388 77 Interest due and acerued on Bonds and MOFtEages ... ... AG3T2 Premiums in due Course of Collec- tion donesssisenssusiaiiarisse T INERRN Rents due and acerued . . 158 00 Due from other Companies for re- insurance on losses already paid.. 15,913 40 Due for salvage on losses paid.. 1651 06 Total Assets .. 25,230,029 42 LIABILITIES. June 6 | Losses Adjusted and unpaid . §162,68% 42 Losses in process of Adjustment oF In Buspense ............c........ 150,685 78 | Losses resisted including expenses... 38,208 51 | Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- ning one year or less, 31,530 retnsurance 50 per cent 915,288 42 Gross premiums on Fire Risks ru ning more than one year, $2, 548 15: reinsurance pro rata. 1,165,308 84 on perpetual Fire Insurance policies - L9732 2 All other demands against the com- DO <o icaroovebs . MLee Total Liabilities . 34,740,596 53 INCOME. premtums . jI0sT2 07 Mortgages 107,816 98 N on_Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from all other .sources 144,19 33 | Recetved for Rents 9,868 75 Deposit premiums petual Fire risks 62,301 29 Total Income 32,319,738 12 EXPENDITURES. & | Net amount paid for Fire Losses (in- cluding 3254743 07 losses of pre- vious years) . $1,808,362 1 Dividends to Stockholders ... 20,000 9 Pald or allowed for Commisston or Brokerage —......oo.ooovowonn.. o for Salaries, tees and other for officers, clerks, ete...... for State, National and local Total Expenditures .......ccce.s. Fire. | Losses incurred during the year..... $1.574.00% 10 | Risks and Premiums. | Fire Risks.| Premiums. written during the l | $268,750,929 | $3,263,004 34 expired during thel ’ vear ... B 267,551,289 | 3.000.945 17 in " force December 31, 1599. 252,707 | 4.048.078 38 E. C. IRVIN, President. BENJN. T. HERKNESS, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 234 @ay of January, 1900, THOMAS B. PROSSER, Notary Public. T. C. SHANKLAND. State Agent for California, Nevada. Arizona and Hawaiian Islands. JOHN D. RICHARDS, Manager San Francisco Departmenty 219 Sansome st.