The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 28, 1900, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1900. BIDS FOR DISPLAY FLAGS FO‘? CELEBRATION FRED W LEess CrHA R AN - B3 = creased by ) OB - 6-9-2-0 0000 ve CASH FOR SEPTEMBER JUBILEE. F . Bron: for Merchants' Association Urges Its = Memb: to Contribute Promptly. GIVE AND TAKE [GAME KRISS HARD RAPS FOR | KRINGLE RUAS FUN AND MEDALS HIS LAST RACE Regular Monthly Exhibition | Display of Temper Causes the San Francisco the Old Bread-Winner's Athletic Club. Death. —_—— —— ulges in an Acrobatic Feat Wal Moreno and Joe Long Fig! in Another Draw—J. Daly Beat a Race at Highland Park | and Disjoints a | Leg. IR CHICAGO. July iday v day at Hawthorne t who showed GREEN IS THE WINNER. : — Chappaudua _won, Topmast second, 4. Time, 1:54%. One mlie—Satire won. Waterwick second, Al- bert R third. Time. 1:43 Six furlongs—Innovator won, second, Juanetta third. Time, 1:1635 Ome inileLevega won, Thomas Carey second, ¥ull Dress third. Time, 1:43%. Paddy Pu Afth round was a disap- ment, ifth round no "r._‘o was done. n ’Vf!h round Pur- was knocked down twice, the last time by & hard right Fiebecca Wells | Thrown From Maluma and Badly Cut | orthumberland 1 /i TOWNSEND WILL MAY BE HID IN A SECRET CABINET by an Old and Confidential Friend of To-Day a Search for the llysterious Recess IMrs. Townsend Did Not Die Intestate- { Pemand 9008000 Mrs. an SETHASASAT AT A OAAS S S knew Mrs. Towrsend kept gieenbacks and valuabl * k@0 .k and point out the secret panel. her of the w.1l. CO000P0VVPO0 > * AT AT A AR TR tic or sensational fashion. narrative of incidents that oc- during the confidential c f the two after the demis. ery regarding the where- It was a of Almira >gether t. © when repository were i of money In bank ed and also books of great va belleved that abstracted or - m vas and paper notes w lady n Townsens Some Will Must Be Found. Yr‘mds in T1m= of Troub e. Mr. W Towns. who have been duly appointed by will take immediate steps to obtain permission to make a thorough search for the missing will. The lady who imparted the foregoing informa- tion tinetly told by a well-known lawyer that a will was drawn at Mrs. Towns- end's direction. The document must be somewhere among the papers. If the signed will is not found the un- ney and known to have been in Mrs. Townsend's possession should be produced. » In the cause of § ce to all conce: nts of the oc 5 “‘éh llw will may be The first definite legal ste | up the mystery of Mrs. To . when tl The Secret Drawer. ret drawer or com- nsend’s hi on £ BROOKLYN DEFEATED. | THE PHILLIES WIN third. was second and- Cutaway s ran Cutawa led . Langtry Sloan, and which w Haif way up th but yielded to Skopos, »ngth and a half ho wurn, w den by ite, fell. drew to the front, which won by a head National League Championship Race | Becoming Quite Interesting After All with silenc In to 2, Kleon l*""' to THE CLUBS o1 and fell Sloan ground and Turics on the h that neces- s conveyance to the h the fall will end reer, as it put her sh race a complaint of foul iged with the who was rvvr‘m.mdrd 4nd =H1'Pd Honed' RACES AT COLUSA. Programme Best of the Wesk, but the Attendance Was Small. COLUSA. July 2.—The programme at to-d races was the best of the week, but there was small attendance. The weather was exceedingly warm and sul- try. The fair will close to-morrow a grand free-for-all trotting race. It expected the races will continue three days next week. Summaries: Trotting, mile heats, three in five, purse ahue; Piatt, Umpire—Terry Pacing, mile heats, best three in five, purse o o 1 E 3 Pittsburg 2 Batt Zimmer. CEW YORK, July 27.—The New Yorkers won | interesting game from the Cincinnatis this | The home team won through time- Attendance | : Philippl and | TUmptre—O' Day. p.r n,n- Y\ufll $100.— George W Running, five-eighths of a mile dash, purse $100Miss Dividend won, Roulette Wheel sec- ond, Christine third. Locomo, .The Miller, Jes- Half 2 mile dash. tw Little Jim won, Billy Y third, John R fourth, mnds ieh Tlme afternoon batting in the eighth inning. . Score: E. | sie, Bertha Mc and Roy M also ran il - 1} New Golf Record. Batteries and | SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y.. July 21.—At the Warner. Umpire- | Shinnecock Hills golf grounds Walter J. Travis, amateur champion of the United States, established a new amateur record American Lea.gue Games. ‘H KEE. July 27.—Milwaukee, §; Cleve- | previous record at 77. but Travis cut It Sown to 74 The professional record ki | held by Tom Hutchinson and Harry Var | don. A% - JOCKEY SLOAN INJURED. Eddie Lenny Defeated. About the Head. | NEW YORK. July 2i.—Oscar Gardner, | LIVERPOOL, July IT.—At the second | the “Omaha Kid.” and Eddie Lenny of day's racing of the Liverpool July meet- ‘Pml-delphla boxed twenty-one rounds at ing to-day the Liverpool cug of 1200 sov- cuch weights before the Broadway Ath- ereigns, a handicap for year-alde | ictic Club to-night, Snd Leany fel] in" the end upward, at one mile and three fur. e o e B severe cramp, which rendered his rl!ht longs, was won Il?v WY SR | lep umeions: Gardner was announced the n the saddle. leon, guided by Rigby, nn Will Be Made- scribed the recess to the attorneys and said that whi e she preferred not to be drawn into the case, still if it tecame necessary she would go with them the said also that she is sure Mrs. Town-end left a will, for Mrs. Towns- end olten mentionad to her tha fact that she was goinz to ma<e one, and it is known that a blank form {or a w: 1 was drawn up for her by a local attorney, | and Mrs. Townsend took it with the expressed int nti n of fill:ng it out. The lady who gives the :nformation is an o.d a"d confidential friend of § Mrs. Townsend and a relative of J. C. Wilmerding. She was w.th Mrs. Towns- end a great deal during the exming ard going of the volunteers, and it was during that time that Mrs. Townse..d showed her the secret eabinet and toid - kS AR TR It is understood that Samuel M. | Shortridge and George H. Pippy. | the court to represent absent heirs, | to them yesterday was dis-| signed document drawn by the attor- | . CORBETT AND M'COY i third horses. | . | ITY. July 2. —Kansas City, 0; De- | | "he Shinnecock links to-day in the | p! Chicago, 3: Buffalo, 5 | first eighteen holes of his thirty-six hole s,\mn July 27.—Minneapolis, 0; In- | final match for the President’s cup with $ Roderick Terry Jr. The latter held the Sensational Statement Made to Two Well-Known Attorneys the Dead Woman. Evidence That Murray’s Lawyers Immediate Inquest. A THTH TR -0 00000000000 ESTERDAY, in the presence cf the attorneys for the absent heirs of the late Mrs. Almira Townsend, a lady who knew the dead woman in life told of a secret repository—a small receptacle concealed behind a panel in one o the rooms—where, she said, any will left by Mrs. ce tiinly be found. The lady said she had seen the secret rece s and she Townsend would almost e pavers there. Ethe de- Cemetery to view the remains Plea for an Inquest. Mrs. Murray B 3 2 1 e e 0 O e same answer is urray begs to be ex- n begs to be ex- - the newspaper man receives 7 in the phrase, “See EXCHANGECOMPLIMENTS Matters Looked Serious for a Time, but Friends Separated Them Be- fore Blows Wera Struck. Ju. by was i tedium of his life as , saloon-keeper and bookmaker, arranged an encounter for tu s friend James J. Corbe he usual preliminary arg McCoy told some friends that he had planned a celebration in honor of renewai | of relations with Corbett. a man he hac | alwayvs admired Corbett told his f betrayed by the ma his Mc ," he I don’t like him. here I'm going m tell It | his face at I think of him. McCoy came in he ¥t remark and re plied, I ¢ vou are talking, about to 1 that you are Several words were p: wege separated before struck. iends that he had been | T3 but they blows were any OLYXPIC GA.MEs PHILAUELPH‘A July ments bave been practically completed for bringing the Qlympic games, emblematic of the world’s champlonship. to Franklix field, the University of Pennsylvania" athletic grounds, in the summer of 194, When plans for reviving these ancient sperts were decided upon It was agreed to_hold the first series at Athens in the | 61 arena where the Greeks had contested for athletic supremacy centuries ago. It | was there in 15§ that Princeton and Har- | vard surprised the European world by the | progress of ~American athletes on the rack and ficld. It was agreed by ! charge that the sports should be held every four vear : should g0 to | Prers fa o ihat Bneiand should Sace them in 1904 and America in 1%S. Tn some little correspondence the ni- versity of Penns)l\ama athletic authori- | ties haa with the promoters of sports in | England _before Pennsyivania's team | started abroad this year it was learned { that the Britishers were not particularly Gesirous of having the games in 1304, and | with alittle diplomacy they have 'been induced to give way 1o America. v | the committee in Intemfl@ Chm Tournament. MUNICH, July 27.—In the fourth round |of the international chess tournament | played to-day Burn defeated Cohn; Woll- | sey beat Ballacard; Berger and Marco drew; Schlechter defeated Jacob; Popiel defeated Bardelbon: Pillsbury defeated Showalter: Marcczy defeated Janowsky, and Gottschalk defeated Halprin. BROKEN AND MANGLED ON A HUGE FLYWHEEL Daniel E. Hawkins, an Aged Book- keeper, Meets an Awful Death by Accident or Suicide. @+ e rei e e e e v i e s e el e eieieieietreieg )3 . Ps 3 )4 . b > ¢ . b4 > $ . : > 4 . b4 . b 4 . * Y 5 - ) 2 o : . b5 s 1 - b ¢ Py 3 . * P b . : > ! - * . 3 - ¥ * 1 . i3 ¢ b . e z ¥ . IR 4 ? . : . 34 b 1 - ? . $ > 4 . 1 B > ) 3 > ? B : IS ¢ - ? . P 1 3 > 1 . 2 . e ? 1 > ? . : > | P ¢ 1 > 3 . s > . HAWKINS AND THE WHEEL THAT WHIRLED HIM TO DEATH. © @et et ecoiotodotstst et esetsisioieiese® BUUNE SAYS HE WAS BEATEN DUT Two Round- Trip Tickets Only Good for Cne ‘ Return. Queer Feature of the Berkeley Train Service That Was Not Explained by the Corporation Agent, Donaldson. acal line of the to Berke- it The train service of the Southern Paclfic C tions of Charles T Brurp of this city In the accompan: g communication The Call Mr. Boo complains of the im- positions of a conductor of the compa and goes Into d of alleged mis was read to to Passenger Agent Donaldson S Ynung Folks Enjoy an Outing. asked for an cxplanation of the puzzle . inmates of the Boys nd also If h proceedings were com- . Mr. Donaldson was evidently not od numer. where, in charge of Superin Whether it is a proposition of 5 cents Westenbers. at a vaeation or any amoun jt ¢ ; lnsting fve weeks. The chiliren had aa newspaper. iuld \Ir D'\ enjoyable time and were loth to return not recognize any when the vacation was at an end GIANT AIR COMPRESSORS GIANT ROCHK DRILLS, STEAM ENGINES, HEATERS AND BOILERS CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. 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