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! 589 ANANIAS A 9 TO 10 FAVORITE, RIDDEN BY BIRKENRUTH FIVE CHOICES WIN AND THE RHN@ [[5 SQ@RCHED Buglehorn Fouls Invictus Roman Gold Shows a Rare Turn of Speed. —— BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND. to distinguish the Schorr in the $1000| ap over one and an eighth miles [ | i | ed in the race n's x the chestnut horse m start to finish. A 9 to 10 favorite, | was won with by the you smething to spare from | rette and Horatius in 1:52%. - Old rrack found the company too bril- t and select for him and Padua ap- peared outclasse The ring received an awful scorch- ing, as five well-backed favorites and a second cholce passed the. judges in front of their fields. Perfect weather conditions prevailed and there was a crowd nt A RARE FILLY. the flying brown and 1d. Lace, r field in the two- half a mile. Rid- she went to the f and won eased a canter in :49 flat. = Alarie, on Bent, a 30 to 1 shot, nosed out Barr for the place. tarted in° the th the bove ROMAN GOLD The mare had Mc- and closed a slight Mount. If as good & been in the past, the latter we After cut- rly 1 he began paddock, and the ut half a length. Mountebank. L\\l)< SCHERZO FIRST. e plunge made on Scherzo | ble entry to the | ve mile-and-fifty- Dora I led for under back. bat were | first cholce | KNAPP » and_his and the Dare by more than Rey 8 4 to 5 chance with Bon- ‘ k the concluding mile and run. As usual the| came on from the ng and downing »ector Munro finish- | - | ers, both be- | his new em- | books cut in, an in-{ last drawing. | r of the third $400 to 31000 | etained by M. D. Miller offered | for $900, but the lat- his mind and did not | v with Gal- retch, the judges. | well-known was assigned for the Water- house cup a quarter miles | to be run o GGIN N A|=AI NS Newport News, Va., July 22, 1903, Lest summer while recovering from ill- mess of fever, I had a severe attack of Irrflammatory Rheumatism in the knees, from which ¥ was unable to leave my room for several months. I was treated by two doctors and also tried different kinds of linaments and medicines which" scemed to relieve me from pain for awhile, but at the same time I was not any nearer getting well. One day while reading a paper Isaw an advertisement of 8. S.S for Rheumatism. I decided to give ita trial, which I did at once, Affer 1 had taken three bottles I felt a great deal better, and I still continued to take it xeguhfl until I was entirely cured. I mow feelbettenhmioryun. and I cheerfully recommend €. 8.'S. to any one suffering from Rheumatism, 613 32d St. CHas: E. GILDERSLEEVE. Rheumatism is caused by uric acid or ; § some other acid poison in the blood, which when deposited in the muscles and joints, uce the sharp, cutting i pains and the shfines and soreness pe- culiar to this disease. S. S.S. di- rectly into the circulation, irrita- ting substances are mneutralized and filtered out “of . the system, the blood is made pure and the general health is built up under the purifying and tonic effects of the table remedy. ‘Write for our spe- cial book on Rheu- matism which is sentfree. Our phy- sicians will advise without all who will write us about their case, The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga. y at Oakland track. They were| Trainer | 7 Me- | - SAN FRANCISCO CALL’S RACING FORM' CHART Ofihlu\\l)—\\'ednosday Math 1. 7953. FIRST RACE—Four furion purse; ‘Weather fine. Track fast. two-year-oids; value to first, $325. lndu‘ Tlorse and Owner. mnsz, %. %. %. Str. Fin: | Jockey. | Op. " Cl. s 3 « )| Roman 4)('l.| 114 dv»nnux)‘) - Il)a ees lepe 1 - bo Fred Bent (W . 83 ns JAInrie . 9 |F. W. Ba L B.).. ik L4 3 (7923) Lady Kin H 117, -Jones 185 51 (George A Knight (H. Stover) 2 45 134 Hoffman %0 Carrick (Carrick Stock Fm):. | 5 . b jAtlans (W. B, Jer . T % . 4 . 2 Pal (W. B. Jennings) . . a - 8 { a Boy (J 7 S8 lot ordals mmurcm & Co.).. 108 .10 3 |Larsen . 0 rolic (F. J. O'Rourke). 2 L . |Birkenr 24y, 49, % mi 2:16. Gold, place, ‘1-5, out show. Bent, w, 52 s| 2. W -, br. £., by Brutus-{ Gold Lace. - Trained by . b, > V Start good. Won in a gallop, Bal- a I 2 eagled ‘her fleld: Fred Bent ran a gamé race. F. W. o % ng with’ George A. Knight. Lady King ran a mild one. s is. f S0 with Atkins. 5 e A AR NN SECOND R. ° ; : value to first $320. se . Jockey. . 4°(L. D. Frazee). . Young Pepper, 4 (C a GE%0 McBride . |Taylor. . |Bonner souoanm . Nm e _At post 81 minutes. n- right- to his" no under difficulties. E good. Won e tting oft Plckaway on far tarn, . '8 <o 20 Off at 2:48%. Cassle, place, 8-5; show, 4-5. 5.. - Saccharate, show, Winner, b. f., by Top Gallant- Scratch ed—Presidio, Paramount, Lady Rowell, Matt Balance driving.. Foul was .lodged but not allowed. Saccharate did They stepped too fast for him. Mocorito ily teh. B e en_furlongs selling: 3-vear-olds ; value to first, $325. ~Jockey. material forsaken. Meada cut off rt” good rom $405 to $1000 by at the paddock or he would have won Mountebank nearly lost his vote on back stretch by winner. Op. | pomenen Abbott, place, at 3:10. 4-5; show. intebank, show, 4-5. Winner, b. m. by ern. Scratched—Light of Day, Paddy Won driving. and - going away. Balance James Neil, but_was retaine’ Shell Winner a cheap plece Alone—but not forgetting to register. RTH RACE One mile and 50 yards; selling; 4-year-olds and up; to first, $325, 1% miles; handicap: Horse and Owner. - Str. Fin. | Jockey. | Op. Cl. rzo, 4 (Pueblo 3 1 8 1%121%(W, Knapp.| 3 6.2 Dare, a (J. C. Nealon) 2 1n 2ns |E Walsh..|. 8 7 6" (J. Ryan)...... n2h 35 |Graham ...{ b6 .7 a (Mosier Bros.). 4134 % [Birkenruth P Ezell Barrett 6 112 4 Tullett - 1B 13 ) 3 Jones 8- 132 ¥ 3 S 158 8 8 10 [Wright | 20 .30 The Lieutenant, 4 (H. Stover)| 94 6 92 9h |L Fountain| 10 15 Vaughan, 4 (Mrs. Hertzel)..| 88/ 7 7% 93%9110_ 10 |Taylor ....| 12 20 At post 1 minute. Of at $:33%. Scherzo, place, 3 7-5. . Dora I, show, 6-5. Winner, b. h, by Tr ned by J. Givens. Scratched—isbony, ' Maud_Muller,” Mindsnas, going away. Balance driving. Smart backing -sent Hey Dare did well - Dora I could have .won with a race. Redwald had worked' fairly good. Horse_and Owner. JwWst. %. Y% Fin. | Jockey.. | Op. . CL. {Anarias, 4 (3. F. Schorn___/100 4 12 1 231 131 2.1 2% Dirkenruth | 1 910 .B. Jennings)..| 96| 2 2 % 82 2 K22 2n |W. Knapp.| 4 21-8 5 (Skinner & Co.):..{100| 5 3 £ 22 32 33 33 |Minder ... 115 b2 & (A E. Barrett) ..|96/1 5 & %5 41 [T. Clark 16 100 P 3 41415 8%5 V\\' Dorsey.| 20 49 ™ 93, 1:14% post 1% minutes. - OFf at 3:00%. Ananias, . out show. Pl;\.ce, 9-10, out show. Horatius, out show. Winner, ch. c., Trained by J. F., Schorr.. Start good.. Won handily. Balance Ananias wes “Hewkins' hoss” to-day. Nigretté outstaved Horatius:. Barrack ran a rlever race. [ 7958, SIXTH RACE—One and three-sixteeriths miles; sell Last two mentioned horses worked an extra mile ;-4-¥-0 and up; value to first $325 ° . Str, Fin. l Jockey. | Op. CL . 4 (Hayes Co.),. ))Mr. Dingle, 5 (Tierney Co.) 14 Tom Riley, 4 (McLaughlin)... a cClary & 0234 20; show, 8. H. %%, place, Trained by G. mprovément over Bell. big seasick At post ¥ 0 mss. Winner outclassed the ot her. Mr. Dingle quit. 3. JH. Smunlll T8 10 (R. Butler..{ ©0 100 W. Knapp.| 20 50 minute. Munro, Off at 4:24%. show, 1. ner, S R o Start good. Won . Earnshaw,” who rode ‘Hellas, must be a Mordente a joke.: Harlem Sailor grew Expedient, place, ch. g, by Flam* XTY-FOUR GREYHOUNDS IN. INGLESIDE PARK STAKES Two Events Will Be Decided on the Coursing Fields Next Sunday. Two stakes were .drawn last nlght to be decided at Ingleside Coursihg Park on Sunddy. The greyhounds are paired off as folows: Class stake, sixteen entries—John Hee; vs. Harlan Rags; Frisky Barbara ve. Muggs Pasha Pleasant vs.. The Raider; The Duke v Free Born vs, Tom King; Marvis Foxhunter; Tralee Maid vs. Lucy Fajir Flying. Orsina Clair vs. Clair; Sampler vs. Reserve stake, forty-eight _entries—May Tunison ve: Daisy Rocket; Choo-Choo v, Med- oncord Boy vs. Monbells; Miss - Domes~ Wattles; Mt. Lowe Checkers; Con~ v ve, Star Sylvahus; Princess Savoy vs. Miss Florence; Butte City Bob R; Gilmore 5 Cascad oc Burns v © va. Crotx D: Fortunat Doreitt;” Gatrtly Guest - ve. Plunger vs. mit; Homer Boy vs. Snapper Garrison; gun _vs. Bright Future: Commercial vs. Balendine; The Rival vs. Edelwl Mamie vs, Fairy. Belle; Mirthful vs. Qu Motto, The “Earl va. Pure Pearl; 8ky Van Bius Beard; -Free From Flaw vs. Girl. =5 _Capital Lady; Cubanola vs. Her- Shot- —_—————————— HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMERS Exciting Contests Are Expected To- Morrow Night In the Tank at the Olympic Club. The sWwimmers of the Academic Athleti¢ League .will meet in their an- nual competition to-morrow night in the tank of the Olympic Club. The boys have been in training for some time and it is expected some of the league- records will be broken. The entrie; 100 yards_Bromley, Lick; Seeley, St Mat- thews Maxwell, k §.; Fay, Wiimer- . 8.; Bolineky, B. H. 8.; Lick; Seeley, St. Mat- 22 yarde—Bromley, thews: Fay, “'llmerd(n : G. Maxwell, P. H. §.; Havens; O. H. S.; Kingbaum, L. H. 8. a0 " Yardetitier, B omj Lick; Reardon, Cogswell McKenzie, P. H. 1. Maxweil, P. H. S.; Prendergast, Wil. Lnerdlc::‘gl,"colntnf. Hart, 0. H. b;ug%\, L. H'.Dfi‘. w e o 580 yaras -Day, Lick; Reardon, ; McKenzle, P. §-i Innes, A. H. SO | 4 ARV Gk, 070 iy, B H. 8! —_——— Will Race on Coronado Track.. SAN DIEGO, March 1.+—It was an- nounced to-day that the San Diego Horsemen’s Association had leased the Coronado track and that a num- ber of race meets will be held. The first big meet will be on Dec- oration day, when the association will hang up a number of purses of a size sufficient to induce Los Angeles rsemen to enter their crack racers. ‘he track will be nut in the best possible condition immediately. —_—— SEEK IMPR( —The Point Lobos Presidio | = -3 | GREYHOUNDS OF CLASS IN UNION PARK STAKE | Seventy-Six Comrsing Trials Carded for Decision on Sun- ‘day Next, Seventy-six greyhounds wlll be in the running-this week at Union Cours- ing Park. Twelve of these will be in the class event. There.were many more entries offered, but this is considered as large a card as can be handled at this season of the year. The draw re- sulted as follows: Class stake—Silver Heels vs. Rector: Valley Pride vs. ; Reckless Acrobat. v v: Patched Up vs. Carlow Bo; Agile Spurt ve. Quita: The Referee vs. Rich- ard “Anton. Reserve stake—Trales Boy vs, Ina Clesus; Humbug vs. Rapid Water: Riby Aurors va: Mellinwood; Idora vs, Pdenvale; Wapsee vs. Bherman: Master Garrison vs. . Race Royal Spirit In Time; Lady Leeds Re:le';d. P Rel.lBPthl. vs. Miss Brum- mel; Dear Gaston vs. -Barney Rey; Confident vs. Blaze: Pride of the Hill vs. Angus Clssus; Pasha King vs. Apple Blossom; Duncan vs. Lt Girl; Nellle 3. vs. Honest John; Sea Lion Our .Motto; Stingaree vs. Pfompto Bh’ell Rushaway; Vandal vs. Fontenoy; amath vs, False Alarm; Presto va. Rau ot Goldy Gold Chain vs. Frank C; My Bornle King; Texa e (00} Vs, Belle Mar! oung Pippin ve. Happy Lad, Touns ey, i GLARNER RUNS FAST MILE ° ON AN INDOOR TRACK Vampire Football Player Captures the Distance Event in Clever Style. The second night of the i athletic. championship meet Otnd?l'?: bay citles of Californla drew a big crowd to the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium last night. A large number of ladies were among the spectators. The re- sults follow: R. E. B defeated J. A. G . tling, “throwing him Nt in 'i“?n'q'.’m'fe.".':a 7 seconds and getting the decision in the sec- on’d ltwustl thi D. B. john_Simpson threw Wflloll in 4 min- utes 17 seconds and again in § lost one bout by a doclllon e The one le race was A. Glarner (Vu‘nplm football team) in th-h’zm time of 4:49. H. Maundell was second, K. Plersan third, W‘ Nolan fourth and L. N. Thompson fifth. . Ligda (Reli- The shotput was won by V. ance), 46 feet 4 inches; Bert Willlams, 43 feet 1 inch; O. Wallfisch, 41 feet 11 inches: W. Bonnefield, 40 [ Mouller, 39 (eel. 220-yard run was won by A. E. @ HCCTAY T Setonde. i b Sonch £t v Y Saddle Horses Will Be Shown. An exhibition of horsemanship will be given to-night at the Park riding school by the riding masters and trainers of this city. The gaited and high-school saddle horse will be shown in all his glory. There will also be an exhibition of jumping.. feet & inches; F. gl il o0 ol LECTURB ON HOLY LAND—T. J. Alley il lectore at the y-school of the Fourth -nmn' Jeh Wildest Arabla With & Camerg " . 7940 Hooligan -wag jeered by the spectators. S A— HORSES SELECTED ON RECENT FORM T0 FINISH FIRST 2 —_— BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND. First race—Achelita, Bellona, Chief ‘Wittmar, Second nce—Rnby. Celeres, Pha- lanx. Third race—Edrodun, Mogregor, Fourth race—George Berry, Wade, Dora 1. = b Fifth race—Hulfo: :l‘oupee, Ster- ling Towers. % Sixth race—Downpatrick, Lady Goodrich, Fisher Boy. EXCELLENT CARD AT OAKLAND Horses of the selling plater division will have an inning at Oakland this afternoon. The fields are evenly bal- anced and should furnish some good sport. The day’s entries: First race—Three and & half furloigs; two- My Order, Budd g 7941 Ramona (selinsky) , . 7935 Achelita (Napa Stock Farm) . 7911 *St. Francie (Murry & Co.) 45 Waterga (Jennings) . 1 Captain Burnett (Bian 1 *Ebel Thatcher (Green) 1 Chief Wittman (Fergusor 43 Bellona (Macdonough) .. Second race—Six furlongs; : maidens: ® Phalanx (Molera & Joseph) .. Identical (Touhey) . Can't Tell (Papinta S| Dundreary (Murray) Pirabella - (Miller) . Neva Lee (Nevada Brown Patsy (Moorehouse) Ruby (Jennings) Morello R’ (Rohebough) . Seleres (Martin) S Chablis (Zelinsky three Grenore (Davis) .... Lillian Ayres (McAulifte) A Lady (Dodge) .. Mogregor (Wilson) Baker (McAlester) *Norinne (Napa Stock Farm) Artillery Star (Reavey) Golden Buck. (Schorr) Mark Lichtenstein " (R Rice Chief (De la Montanya) *Chestnut (Dayton & Kahn) *Sincerity Belle (Miller) ... Fourth race—One mile and seventy yards, fcur-year-olds and up, selling. ) *Budd Wade (Baker City Stal *Montana Peeress (Coffey) . *Maxtress (Kronick & Co.) *Langford James (Cotton) Flaunt (Ryan) . Dr. Shorb (Mc\lmel) . 3 *Suburban Queen (Winter & Johrson) erenity (Dayton & K-hn) 5 *Rim Rock (Murray) . “*Gaucho (Garden City Stable). Fifth race—Six furlongs, four-year-olds up, _selling. 7047 Sterting Towers (Stockton Stable). 7025 *Ocyrohe (Coffey) ... o 7703 Berendos (Scharetg) . (|025)Hul(m’fl (Schneckloth) Best -Man (Rowell) ... 19 County Down (Harde:} 7943 Toupee (Clark) 7947 Yellowstone (Fine) 7954 Mocorito (Ryan) . Bixth mce—Om mile lnd fifty ya year-olds, .. 952 Fisher Boy L 6 Big. Beach (Wilson) . j0)Downpatrick (Ryan) 7952 Lady Goodrich (Applegate) . (Fountain) 7940- Rossbourne (Healey) *Apprentice allowance, ‘BERGER-LONG BOXING BOUT _IS AN ATTRACTIVE MATCH ‘Heavyweights Will Be the Stars at the . Bay City Athletic Club “Show. The boxing show offered .by the Bay City Athletic Club at ' Woodward's Pa- vilion to-morrow - night, although headed by the Long-Berger bout, is made up of 'good enough material in the preliminaries to . advertise each separate match as a special event. The Long-Berger- contest is attracting the most attention, but the card gives promise of an excellent night's sport. Jack Grey and Dick Sullivan are ex- pected to put up a good contest by the fight fans. Only one decision is registered against Grey. Willie Wolff was giyen a decision over him that ‘Dick Sullivan is the boy who was substitut- ed for Gus Salid dt the San Francis- co Club’s last show. At a moment's notice_he jumped into the,ring and beat Harry Riley, whom mfny of the sports considered invincible., Both Grey and Sullivan have been'training with a vengeance for the bout and as both can give and take a good punch their argument should give the on- lookers thorough satisfaction. “South Side” Jack O’'Brien and Young Dempsey also figure in a spe- cial match. Both have enviable rec- ords and have not lost for some time. —_— COCHRAN TENNIS TROPHY . GO!.?.S TO MISS VAN VLIET Clever Player Scores Her Third Vic- - tory for the Cup, Defeating Miss Myer. The final tennis match of the ladies’ handicap singles tournament, which | was not finished on Saturday, was completed yesterday. The contestants ‘were Miss Sarita Van Vliet and Miss Golda Myer. The latter played from scratch, while her opponent™ “owed 15 2-6.”° Miss Van Vliet, who had one set to her credit, took the second and deciding set yesterday easily. The complete score was 6-3, 6-2. Miss Myer did her best, but even with the liberal handicap she stood no chance against her cleverer opponent. This is Miss Van Vliet's third victory and the Cochran cup becomes her prop- erty. The drawing for the handicap mixed doubles tournament scheduled for. Saturday will be held to-night. The teams will be made of mem- bers of the Ladies’ Annex and Golden Gate .Tun!oi Tennis Club. ‘WANT BOULEVARD DECLAR! | yon won, Sambo second, Evelyn Kinsley third, ‘| ond, Peté Dailey’ third. Time, FINHES ‘FIRST NELS‘ON CANS DEFEATS NIGRETTE AND HORATIUS FOR THE HANDICAP| ANDTHENLOSES| BOUT PROPOSED A ARD HITTER Matchmakers Are Fager to Sign “the -Battling . Dane for Another Ring Contest RECEIPTS ARE LARGE Under the Terms of Agree- ment the- Loser Receives More ‘Than -the Winner and Freesias and Judges at Ascot Disqualify Him OUTSIDER A WINNER Tuckback Scores at Odds of From Ten to Twenty | to One in Fourth Race SR LOS ANGELES, March l.—Bugle- horn won the fifth race over the Brooks course at Ascot to-day, but was promptly disqualified for fouling In- victus and Freesias. Invictus was| placed first, Free: second and Iras third. Tuckback was played heavily at odds anywhere between 10 and 20 to 1 and won the fourth race handily. Oxford showed his class by beating a field of sprinters in the third. Just as tpe horses were going to the post Fus- tian ran away. He was not pulled up until he had covered a mile. Notwith- standing this he ran a good.-race. Fav- orites had a bad day of it. Weather clear, track fast. Summary: E First race, : furlongs—Sinicado, 105 | ~ (Moriarity), 1 to 2, won; ‘Mefry Sport, 110 (Helgesen),' 30 to 1, second; Angeleno, 113 (Perrine), 30 to 1, third. Time, 1:023%. Bow- man, The Fiddler, Sunmark, Brookdale, Look- away, Beau Imperial, Tétoano, Corsicana, Febette and Salario also ran. Second race, selling, six furlongs—Miss Provo, 101 (McDaniel), 6 to 1, won; Laura F. M., 107 (Fuller), 3 to'1, second; Chief Aloha, 99 (Herbert), third. Time, -1:15. El Verraco, Mal Lowry, Our Pride, Great Mo- sul and Gondolus also ran. “Third race, six furlongs—Oxford, 107 (Ful- ler), 14 to 5, won: Requiter, 108 (W. Dugan 7 to 1, second; Princess Titania, Daniei), 2 to_1, third. Time, 1:13%. Payne,’ Tim Hurst, Atlas. and Fustian-also ran; Fourth race, se]llng, six furlongs—Tuckback, 103 (Herbert), won; Palmist, 99 (Mec- Aner the | brmln.nt showing made by Battling Nelson in his bout with Young Corbett om Tuesdny night, there is & marked desire ‘on the part of the pro- moters to_obtain his’ signature to ar- ticles for- another fight. . He is recog- | nized as one ot the best drawing cards Just 1o’ There .are two men ln sight, either of whom would make a suitable oppo- nent for the battling ‘Dane: Britt and Gans are on the ground and both seem willing -to .meet him. Nelson has ex- pressed ‘a .désire to ‘meet- Britt at any weight the latter -may elect to name. It can be 130 pounds, 131, 132, 133 or catch- weights." ‘As both boxers are known to be at their best at 133 pounds that will un- -doubtedly. be the weight if they come togetheér.. Thé additional three pounds will “make Nelson a more. formidable :fighter than he proved on Tuesday, as it was apparent. h¢ was below his nat- yral weight. . The public seems to have forgiven Gans - for -the part he played In the Britt :fiaseo, judging . by the reception accorded’ him at the: Nelson-Corbett fight. . If. Nelson feels that Gans is no harder proposition te.solve than Britt is he may prefer to take on the man from Baltimore. - The house would be ‘fully as large as.if Britt was his oppo- 3?.3“)7:'[?:?. ’i‘;fl'r‘&‘ Winitreda, 94 (Pe=- | nont *If he defeated ‘Gans he would Christopher, Nanon, Ericula, MacFlecknoe, Es- | gain _the - light-weight championship tado. Dr. Tom, Montoya and -Riceful alse. ran. Fifth race, 'Brooks course—Buglehorn; 102 (Bunx), 6 to 1, wan; Invictus, 96 {F. Keliy), and all- the future profit the title would carry with it. Nelson is an' inch and a quarter -| talfer than Gans and has an advantage {of five inches over him in the reach, measuring 67% inches to Gans" 62%. Nelson has- the larger forearm by two inches, but is_half an inch smaller in thé biceps. -Nelson has an-inch ad- vantage in both thigh and calf. ‘The gate receipts for the last fight reached a total: of $14,208, although the prices were small when compared with those of other fights. . Both fight- ers elected to accept a guarantee. As Ccrbettt was considéred ‘the drawing card he received the larger share; “Iras, Helgerson, fortunatus also ran. nflpal Frangible and Stxth race, six furlongs—Metlakatla, T03 (W. Mnler) 5 to 1, won: Durbar, 101 (McDantel),: El Chihuahua; 103 (Moriarity), - third. Time, 1:1414 Hests Ben' Dear. Eifia Kine and Dollle Weithoff alss ran Beautiful and Happy' Chappy Panie W _NEW ORLEAN racinz results: S First race, six furlongs—Baggerly won, Dip- lomat second, Rawhide third. Time,.1:15 2-5: Second race, four furiongs—Panic won, Blue ns Distance Event. S, March 1.-Créscent-.City Grass Lsd jsecond, Jack Keechville thifd. | which amonnted to $3652. . Neison re- Third. race, five and a- half furlongs—Sim- | ceived $3500.° The fighters were to plicity won, third. Time, Fourth race, Hayman won, third. Time, Fifth face, one and three-eighth. miles—Can- Angxmsngy second,’ Presentiment | receive . these amounts w);ether (;;y SRt wen, lost or fought a draw. e i‘{‘;iy :L‘é},‘,‘,':,“;‘,:";‘,‘;g,,{,fi club's share was $7156. The winner ‘would have received more than $5000 had he been fighting on a percentage basis.. Corbett expects to get other matches Time, 2:23 1-5. Sixth-race, stx and a_half-furlongs—Crelgler g won, -Arch Oldha nd, -~ Opinion. thira. | and when he goes back to boys of his e =iy piion: T | 6wn class he will again be returned a AR R winner. - Nelson is too big for him, be- Florizel Wins at City. Park. ORLEALS erch .- —G!y ‘|ing ‘a natural lightweight. WOULD REJECT BOTH CLAIMS Senator Proposes to Settle Colorado Contest by Seat- ing Lieutenant Governor - ‘Padre second, Miss Marcon! -third. Time, Sccond race, half-a mile—Mathis won, Hos= tllity second, Dick Brown third. Time, :4S 4-5. - Third ‘race, one mile—Florizel won; Cardinal Wolsey second, Red Thistle third. Time, 1:41. Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles—De- murrer_won, Noweta second, Dr.. Kiser third. Time, 1:48, Fifth race, ‘six 1ummn—md Ceat won, Barnaby ~eecond:. Mot 1:14 1-5, Sixth race, five i’\\r)on!i—Lu Young won, Brush Up second, Easter third. Time, 1:00:4-5. e M. “third. - - Time, Racing at Hot sl)rlngs HOT -SPRINGS, March .1.—Resulls of " to- day’s racing: First race, one mile—Nadoc wori, Foxy sec- DENVER, March 1L.—After a long executive sesslon of the gubernatorial contest. this afternoon thirteen of the elghteen ~Republican ‘members signed _Second race, six furlongs—Comic Opera won. Massa sécond, Orchestra third. ' Time, 1:15 3. Third Tace, seven furlongs—Crown -Prince won, Dewey second, Red Fox .third = Time, e " eport.” in - favor . of . continuing Fourth face, one and @ .half mil & Tepon 5 Such wi Falkl-nd leccnd m’e"mi:??é‘n’{ Governor ‘Alva Adams in the office. The other five Republican members, including Chairman Willlam H, Grif- fith, refused to sign either report. Senator :Alexander, one of the Repub- licans’ who refused to sign the Pea- hody report, made a hard fight during the ‘aftérnoon for the rejection of the elaims -of ‘both the -contestor and con- testee and the seating in the Governor’s chair of lieutenant. Gevernor Jesse MeDonald: - He found no supporters for this plan in the committee, but he may bring it. up before the joint Assembly as :a.compromise measure. His argu- ent was that there was no doubt of the “election of McDonald, while there is doubt as to whether Adams or Pea- bady was lawfally elected. To-morrow the House'and Senate will meet in joint session and receive the re- ports-of the eommittee. Time will. be allotted to: the two sides for argument, ‘and in the aftérnoon- it is expeeted that ‘John M. Waldron, chief counsel for -Peabiody, Wwill open arguments. It is helieved - a .vote will be reached Satur- day night. mce lour mrlunpu—Qu nn, Brady won, 0. G. Parke second, W, & Tinte, :49% Sixth ‘race, one e e won; - Nannan s(econd Electric’ thitd. Time, - SENATE P ASSES Disposes of Three Measures _Carrying Appropriations{ Afrgregatlng $301000,000 WASHINGTQN Mu‘ch Durlnx ‘the day the Senate considered and passed three supply -bills,. aggregating an appropriation of more.than $357,000,=| - 000, and at night -it took ‘up’ a: tourth.‘ Dbill carrying more than $67,000, The appropriation meuuneq nulod during the day session weére the pos office bill, carrying - 8181,526.643, the 4 pension blll. carrying $138,000,000, -and the river and harbor bill, carrying an immediate appropriation ‘and contifu- ing contracts of $38,350,899. . . - - “Many.of the items in the bills were |- discussed at length, but the principal |1 debate was based on the provision-in- |. creasing the appropriation for- pneu-| matic tubes in the postoffice’ hill. ] The Senate also ‘agreed to the con- | ference reports on- the "‘ Military. Academy and Agricultdral Depunment appropriation bills. In connection with | } the agricultural bill Bacon nmmlyl criticised subordinate officials in the Agricultural Department for opposi- tion to the provision for b(-monlh!y 3 cotton crop reports. During consideration of- the cdnter- ence report on the Military Academy bill Bailey criticised the addition of the names of General Hawley and General Osterhaus on the retired list .ot the business. Wa.rren defended the pmvlslon. say- ‘was a’sufferer h%... ing that both Hawley and Osterhaus gun of rheumatism for a lo-. had served the country tn.lthtully in its m’.trhd m n.m doctors for day of n Fufler Sna Warren then enaged In Dench vl W e D7 Mol oueniin an animated colloquy, in which the + says he will praise the Belt for all ‘Wyoming Senator took his antagonist as the best remedy known for this time to task for calling private lold!ers “hirelings.” ¥ The House joint resolution luthorll- ing-two Chinese students to receive in- struction at the West Point Military Academy was called up by Warren, but objection was made to its pasgsage by Culberson. ~ The Philippine import tariff bill was | passed and several bills of minor importance. At the night session the lundrv civil appropriation bill was considered. years i Pains, Lumbago, Kidney Troul full of mdh:mtnm-an CALL'N)-DA! If eun.e-.l can be cured and give oo T o Office Hours: §a. m. to PETERSBURG, March L—mm Duhlu-hmmmm signed. ble trouble. . doctor A.;holdn::nol 10-&”3’.1001;“ That shows it renews the vigor of youth. Trouble, baniah Tf!- Belt. W, FREE BOOK 1= mvBelt Write me to-dav for my cuts showing how m: B 1t ll -nd'lbo it to be "l’le’No:lelt # 5 1 and ornd s :m-ndlvm- g DR. M. C. McI.AU.GlILIN ‘“""'- JOHN L PROVESL Ex-Champion Knocks Out Jack MeCormick in the Second Round of a Bout VETERAN ACTIVE IS Rushes His Opponent About the Ring and Then Lands Many Blows to the Head e i Special Dispatch to The Call. GRAND RAPIDS, March 1.—John L. Sullivan, ex-champlon heavy-weight pugilist of the world, put Jack McCor- mick of Gllveston, Texas, to sleep to- night with a straight right to the jaw in the second round of what was to have been a four-round bexing con- test at Smith’s Opera-house. McCormick gave up a fight with Kid McCoy to meet Sullivan. Beth men were confident when they en~ tered the ring. Sullivan led sa y for McCormick’s face, but the latter ducked, getting a stiff uppercut for his pains. Two or three light blows were exchanged and then the men clinched. Sullivan rushed McCor- mick around the ring, raining blows upon his face and neck. McCormick was unable to meet his ryghes, and In the second round received a punch that put him out. e WOMAN SHOOTS A BOLD NEGRO Mrs. Frederick Merrill of Siskiyou County Wounds a Tramp at Her Residence REDDING, March 1—Mrs. Fred Merrill of Igerna, Siskiyou County, shot a negro tramp when she feared he was going to attack her at her home yesterday morning. The man was tracked Into the woods for a long distance by the trail of blood he left. Mrs. Merrill was alone in her house when a negro asked for breakfast and was fed by her. Within fifteen min- utes after he left, a second nesro, known now to have been traveling with the first colored man, asked for a meal. Mrs. Merrill refused him and she closed the door in his face. The fel- low foreed the door. As the black man came toward her, she hurriedly grasped her husband’s pistol from be- neath a pillow and pulled the trigger. The weapon snapped, as it did when tried a second and third time. The negro remarked that she could not run any bluff on him. He had just taken hold of her when she pulled the trig- ger for the fourth time. The weapon was discharged and the nesgro fell to the floor, shot in the abdomen, He raised himself and ran from the house. On the way out he fell once in the yard. In each place that he feil he left a pool of blood. —_——— Berlindi to Sing at Olympic Club. The fair sex will be guests of honor at the Olympic Club to-night It will be strictly “ladies’ night,” and Leader John J. Gleason has prepared a splen- did pragramme for the occasion. Sig- norina Livia Berlindi will sing and Messrs. Kolb and Dill will also take part. Mr. Gleason is noted for the excellence of the entertainments given under his direction and there is indication that to-night's show will be the best of its kind presented in years at the club. There will be boxing and wrestling, singing by the Hawalian Aloha quintet, spectacular skipping rope exhibition by Alex Pape, the famous oarsman and swimmer, and music by a big orchestra. The Mal~ rgse. cup won by the Olympic Club’ handball team, composed of Messrs. George James, Louis Levy, Geo Cunningham and John J. Gleason, be presented by President Harrison. ———— Chicago Ball Team in the South, LOS ANGELES, March 1.—Thas Chicago National League ball teamy arrived in Los Angeles to- and will begin training at Santa onica at once. There were twenty-five men in the party. Onme section of Chicagos will play the first game next Sanday against the Los Angeles team in this city, the other section going to s‘.g‘ Barbara to meet the Seattle team now in practice at that place. TASHINGTON Marh 1_Thy Senats tox Tue ik Al ndsions tor AP Pression of the trade 1n white oy i { d i iy i 4 send this bool S$p.m