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pr 7 3f 2 IK it Zj S4B4cnCQ cgacEmcEii ysiyHaagKiTr yoraacBEB iog Mf 9 wJigewfHbg sJy vf 7 tir erpsgBiasggagjjsjannnpssssM mi i iTim days spobf I I ii i ii i rr i ti 3v I art at iivn lmMM vvj i riff IWITO THAT OAKS LIKES PEST 9 CEH5 POUJ CtAiNlX AM A WOrtDERFUL NSTTUTIQA inhB fl Vjj i THE REAL FlHT BRTrV53RANT i 10 i iiiiiTTfrrffllf rrf ttTP i i I Mi BLUE AND GOLD IN BAD SHAPE Hopper Calls for More Help From the Graduates Many Places Still inUpettled State mm i i pl3otDBERa ChM GANS NO LONGER A PHENOMENON Colored Champion Effort a Sore Disappointment THERE many heated discussions yesterday in regard to tt BFUt Oaasflght a the Mechanics Pavilion on Monday plght Ons could hear many differentdifferent versions but It was the consensus of concentrated expertoplnlon that Brjtt 1 a wonder and could not have lost It he had exhibited ordInary caution Brltt bowed wonderful Improve mentf over hla previous ring flghU and It was demonstrated that 1 pounds rlafsld the legitimate lightweight limit Is hla beat fighting weight It waa also ajiQwn that the young Call fornifn was toonneto do himself Jus tic in hlf fight with Young Cerhett In the future Brltt hould not attempt to train below his claaa Jb decision of Baf eree raney was generally conceded tor have been just There was jip dqqpt thf Brltt com mitfad a palpabla fquL Outfighting Ganafrom atart tb finish Brltt threw Judfnjentto qjawinda andwadedlnt the coioreo man itu uu vi experiepjpe rfngj general doubtless planned to win on a foul when lredls covered that he was unr against the hardest gain of his career Although knocked down Utbl kneea In the deciding round Gana went down In a preceding ound wltl9t Wa Plt ouk Barer men jsobc The backera ofBrttt exhibited cont aiaerableJsorenessand soma of the losers showed an inclination to Wte tlon tht 4fcmn th referee The rnre ronstrvatlve of the bacHers of the CallfcTnla boy blamed Britt for Gins at hia mercy They argua Jhat Brltt should haye been mora careful to nroect tnelr money Many old ring patrons said that the fight had a peculiar look and some people around town called tbft aalr a fake There waa justly some sua niclon Drevlaus to the battle bfat this was in eftrdto Gana Bejtpxe wer uncertain a wneww bb mnueu to gve Xba Rubllo a legitimate run for their money or sell out as he did in his fight with Terry McGovert Disappointing as was the aftowlng of the colored champion there were few good ludeM nresent Monday night Who old not think that Jans dl4tba best he could to win There was absolutely no doubt that Brltt dig pis best There are some people unkind enaugh to say that Britt purposely fouled Gans This seems to bevmost unreasonable Why should BWtt pur posely foul Gans He had aJI bi6 tr me ngot um aw ww Reari beating the colored man Srltt was to receive 15 per cent for winning while he got only per cent for losing BRITT TRlBtt TO WI5f Thera was earthly reasoa why Britt should try to lose on a foul The betting had a fairly healthy appear ances Xo merer than HfcWa wa wagered on the resulC in this city Gans was a JegitimaW favorite and Brttt remained short end throughout the betsla Harry Cor bett Is authority far tif statement that th Britt jnoaaar une to atrooa at the eleventh hour and ttajfc the preyaiung Closing prree waa ta although it was 7 to go earlier la the Jmimle Brltt was naturally very muck tehaffrlnnad at losfa on a foal buifs so thorohly sate4 tha ne nun yestei aySrCTiffliSSla ALL READY FOR RACING SEASON BrUt tbaV he would agree to fight the colored man at catch weights any time Inside of six months I am not paying any attention to Brjtta challenges said Manager Hereford last night will make this proposition however will match Gans against Brltt at 134 pounds ringside and will guarantee a purse of i000 at Baltimore Hereford stated that Gans could not do himself justice at 133 pounds but said that he did not wish to detract fronv Brltt He is a wonderfully good boy but ha should ba coached to fight fair and square according to Marquis of Queensbury rules He struck Gans helow the belt In the first round and again fouled blm In the fourth4 QANS GOBI BAST TO DAT Gans returns Kast to day an exploded phenora1 Like George Dixon the Baltimore chaprpJoO has Mt bis bolt Admitting that GanS was weak and bad trained below his real fighting weleht his showing Mondays night was most disappointing JPBIT ent at Gans with supreme confidence and showed to be his master He had Gans In dttHcultlea after the first round andthe spcid of the Califor nlan waa the biggest surprise of the colored mans career If Gans and Brltt should ever meet again In the ring even at 135 pounds or 136 pounds ringside th latter would be aa to 7 favorite so convinced aren patrons of the superiority oTthe white hoy Toung Cprhett announced yesterday that he would fight Gans at 138 pounds or Britt 30 pounds ringside I propose to dictate the terms said Oorbett how that Brlt bas lqst ttjft champlonshjp Hereford said that he wouid not consider challenge from Toung Corbett The late Gans tWaloott fights also came In for mare or less discussion last night and many fight fans asserted that Walcott must bve played possum is certainly hard to reconcile tha fact that Gans whom Britt showed to outclass could legitimately flghta draw with Walcott hn defeated George Gardner and other Hefet heavyweights fiJOOD BOUTS IJT OAKLlv QAKAftD Nvenber i riH Dolan knocked ouV Charley flraham tp nlght atthe West Oakland Athjetlc CTuh the second roundr Both men tipped th raki at 130 nounds Dolan had tha bekof eTiffrR the llrat and bad von itt trouble Inthe Drelimlnary events Young Dauly fought a fur round draw with Kid Thomas Conroy Prlchard was given a decision over Fat Leary Rufe Smltb KnocKea oat urown jnTHi reroona ysrjpuuf if mm pab NEW TftRK November 1 George Rooke years old who at oc3 time claimed to middle weight champion mirint tti the world 1 dead In a Newark hospiUl He waa com taratlver unknown to the younger igltf git kq na rTr fcis cectaMe were Joagni wW oare knuckles His last ht waa when be defeated Faddy Ryan la Qcleage twenty Eve eaf ae CEUI3IK8 60 TO ftUKALTAS IPTON nJfhr 4 The AVIUV tqjolB the To aiwthif wUL Many Stables low Quartered the Oakland Jtece Track rSome Gossip of the Turf The Oakland race track now presents a busy appearance every day In anticipation of the opening of a new racing season next Saturday week horses are arriving every day frbm many different points There is iitry reason to believe despite the opening of several nF winter tracks that the class wiy be fully as good as last season All the stables represented in 1903 and 1904 will be back with the exception of Barney Schrelber and Newman who had Don Domp the gray ghost and several others To more than offset this loss there will be half a dozen new stables In addition to this the best horses at Ascot Park will figure In stake races run at Oakland and Ingleside Notwithstanding the weight stipulation the Burns handicap has this year attracted over 109 entries Walter Jennings is the biggest nominator witn eign me various other stakes haye filled satisfactorily although the totais in several instances are not up to last year The entries in the two year old stakes are rooie numerous than in 1903 and 1904 WaUy Brlnkwcrth has a yery shifty string a Oakland Stroller Is a great mud runner and should pull dqwn many a purse for the young Chicago owner Joe Stern arrived at Oakland yesterday with the Kansas City division of the Miller stable There are eleven In ithe string Including Sea Voyage Pirella Elrabella Lady Jfashlon For qm and Squire Johnson Another carload of Mlljer horses will soon reach here from Chicago The stables of Bob Smith and Dr Rewell were due to arrive late last night from Kansas City Boh mith has a dozen horses including such welj kpown performers as Leila Telephone Dragoon Del Carina Peggy ONeal and Maxnar Among the arrivals from the East yesterday were Charles Fink Knebef kamp and Fine Fink has a Derby can dldate in Eckersall colt he secured at Chicago for a mere song Fines bread winner is old Barkleylte while Knebelkamp has One Way and Dun gannon Tobe Ramsey Is due ta arrive any day He will train a stable of twenty this season which will Include Hora tlus Judge Bombardier and three Derby candidates Cahill who raced at 8t Louis this season has Yada Bab Hermencla Sweet Tooth and Lady Greenwood at Oakland He sold Annona previous to leaving the UIctiay Is fit th Ascot track Los JVngeJes Ed Power a well known turf I writer and 9e time racing seere isrjr i liiiuuraa iracs ajeu last Wednesday at thft residence of his aunt at Paterson Power had been afflicted with consumption for several years He was very popular with horsemen and newspaper men from New York to California and all will learn of his death with regret The New York Telegraph ofOcto ber 27th says Green Morris will Ship his stable consisting of Hlsrh Chancellor Judge Denton and three or tour yearlings to san irrancuco Monday John Millln will send Princess Titania and the other horses belonging to Mrs Caesar Young In th same car rr mwns witt not go with the shipment but will follow In a few weeks He hoped to win expenses yesterday with High Chancellor but a bumping match at the start gave hn ft hApdJeaa at fet BERKELEY November Owing to the fact that the University of California football team Is still woefully stale and overworked and the additional fae that over half of the places on the big eleven are unsettled the blue and gold finds Itself to day in really desperr ate straits Only the most heroic efforts on thev part of coaches and trainers can pull the team out of the slump and put it on its feet in any shape to give Stanford a decent match on November 12th Coach Hopper finds that the task entirely too much for him and the force of coaches and trainers about him and he has sent summons to all the old veterans within reach urging them to come to Berkeley and aid him in putting the big eleven into trim for its great battle There are two new arrivals in the person of Albertson the old varsity tacklo and captain of the victorious 1902 team and Hudson the clever end and field captain of the last three years Inese two will devote their whole time to the tackle and end positions respectively Another arrival Is Dr Frank Simpson who was head coach when Hopperwas assistant in 1901 Simpsons first observation was that the team was in a wretched plight and needed rest above an thing else The snap that has characterised the linemen and should be their chief point at this stage of the game is missing and his recommendation has caused Hopper to let up on the heavy grinding scrimmage work What la causing the California partisans fully as much alarm as the slump of their eleven is the fact that neither of the guards or backs and only one of the ends have been picked out of the squad of two dozen likely men Aside from Stroud center Hsttmuller and Force tackles and Howard end the other seven places are waiting to he filled The recent Injuries to Gray and Kerr make the question of the guard places even more doubtful The best line on the final line up was afforded this evening when Hopper picked bis first team with the four men just named and the following for the rest of the eleven Elliott right end OToole left guard Stern right guard Booth quarter back Kern right half Sperry full back and Snedlgar left half Of this line up the only likely changes are at guard and at quarterback Authough Booth is doing very good work at giving signals he may yet he displaced by Belknap who has bad greater experience Gray and Kerr may yet win out over OToole and Stern Elliott at end is day by day demonstrating his superiority over Oliver and Henry and will probably keep the post he lias earned As Hopper has announced secret practice behind the fence of the old field from how until the day of the intercollegiate game there will be little opportunity afforded for the rest of 4he season to note the progress of the eleven IICK AND OAKLAND WILL PLAY SATUBDAY DR LwGE TAKES LATONIA FEATURE Championship of the Academic Athletic League Will Go to the Winner The Academic Athletic League football championship will go to the victor of the fiaal game between Oakland High School and the California School of Mechanical Arts Saturday November 6th at 230 The game will be played on the gridiron at the Presidio Athletic Grounds which will be put in good shape for the occasion This will be the first time In the history of the Academale Athletic League that either Oakland or Lick High School supporters have ever played In the final game for the championship Lick without doubt has the best team that has ever represented the school on a gridiron and the same can be sajd of the Oakland aggregation Local experts say the Lick team Is better than either freshman team 1 the intercollegiate game of October 5th and better than any prep school team ever seen in California The Oakland High School team for some time has been coached by Bishop the Belmont and Olympic full back and has shown marked Improvement under his instruction The game will be played in thlrty flye and thirty minute halves The line uo with a few possible changes during the game will be as follows Oakland Position Lick Majcolmn Deacon Livingston White Lanagaa iv Keenan Bramhall Center Hotchklss Davis GL Moullen Becker Main Spangler OConnor Ohiradellf Quarter Golcher Diets Jackson a Marrlt McCaffertys Colt Wins Covington Autumnal Stakes by a Nose Cqpperfield Wins CINCINNATI November Four favorites rewarded their backers at La tonla to day and as both of the other winners were fairly well supported the public had considerably the better of the argument with the layers Of odds The feature of the card was the fourth event the Covington Autumn stakes for two year oMs at six furlongs Of the thirteen starters Exalted was the choice with Bowling Bridge next In favor but all of the others had more or less of a following Green Gown made the early pace but the favorite soon showed in front with Lady Ellison In close attendance A sixteenth from the wire however Treybel let Dr Legge have his head and the colt shot out of the bunch and in a hard drive just nipped out Ethel May who snaicnea tne place irom Ureen Oown Jockey Minders cleverness landed Fleuron and Good Cheer the winners of the first and second races respectively by the narrowest of margins Lustlg with Nlcol up simply outclassed his field in the third at a mile Copperfleld the 8 to 5 favorite in the fifth event at a mile and seventy yards proved his class by racing such good ones as Coruscate and Mr Farnum to a standstill and galloping home without apparent effort The last race a five furlong sprint was merely an exercise gallop for the odde on favorite Scheftels colt Plre Ball by Ben Strome Sly Nun Summaries FIRST BACK Stx furlongs Bettlnx Horse and Jockey Bt Tin 5 to 1 Fleoron 107 Minder 4 1 na 12 to 1 Sld Bow 110 DtL 6 3 2 to lft Girdle 107 De Sons 4 5 3 Time 115 SUrt bad Wen drlTlng Nerra tor 110 fonrtband Premtu 108 fiftn Olendos 110 Bob Franklin 108 Ahdrattna 105 and The Lanrel 102 also ran SECOND RACE Seren forlongs Betting Horse and Jockey St Fin BtoxuoQd Cneer 115 Hinder In 2 to 1Woodlwn Belle 105 Troxlr 1 1 2 18 to 1 Varlora 102 Seamater 5 5 3a Time 12T Start fair Won driTing Wnlta Plnme 115 fourth sad MUi Doyle 112 fifth Daakr 105 Harney 105 and Florence Fenso 102 alao ran THIRD RACB One mile Betting Horse and Jockey St i Fin 4tS iAStlg 88 Nlcol si 1 1 1 to 2 King of Valley 105 Anttla 8 5 2 ns 8 to Schoolmate 90 Seamater 6 6 SI Time l40H Start good Won easily Harrison 107 fourth and Rachel Ward SO fifth Qlenwood 105 Brooklyn 104 gqnaato 104 Annie Williams 101 and Pat Coatljcan 8 also ran FOURTH RACE The Coriagtoa Autumn stake six furlongs BettlBg Horse and Jockey St 4 Fin 8 to 1 Dr Legge 102 Treubel13 3 lb lOtol Ethel Day 107 Paul 1 2 2 2 9 to 1 reen Gown 92 Troj 9 0 3 Time 114 Start good Wen driTing Colonel Whit 104 fourth and Exalted 106 fifth Bowling Bridge 105 Herllda 102 Conjnresa 07 Frnit 05 Allen Avon 05 Bonnie Sue 92 De pends 02 and Lady Ellison 92 also ran FIFTH RACE One mile ad aerenty yards Betting Horse and Joekey St Fin tto 2Copperfleld 107 Troxler 8 2 12 to 1 Cheboygan 107 Minder 3 5 21 20 to 1 Estrada Palmer 106 Toy 4 ns Time 144 Start good Won easily Major Carson 103 fonrth aad Cornseate 109 fifth Reqniter 107 and Mr Farnnm 102 also ran SIXTH RACE Fire furlongs Betting Horse and Jockey St Str Fin 2 to 5 Fireball 109 Dngan 113 15tol Erla Lee 103 LUdsay 3 2 1 20 to 1 rMaldoon 10S Paul 8 8 8 1 Time I Ol Start good Won easily Mary Eleanor 106 fourth and Gallee 99 fifth Double 106 Dixelle 103 The Englishman 102 The Drama Vie Zelgler 102 Barker Harrison 89 Frank BUI 99 aad Smasher 99 slo ran GAY BOY LANDS GOWANUS STAKES I i Et Tu Brute the Favorite Is Easily Beaten at Jamaica at Three Quarters of a Mlfe St 94 Fin 1 Ins Jacobua ptow eminario Full Bned CB0GKEB AND HAMILTON WILL MEET OUT GHEMB0H AX Crocker end Hamilton grammar school football teams will play at the Presidio grounds at 180 to day Crocker has been coached by Martin and Saunders of Polytechnic and ha a strong team The line up follows Crocker Position Hamilton FJetem Morris Relnhard Britner I Bchroeder MaddtDL Reldy Fufnn Cen ter Jooet Newman Slip peon Brought narrows aacrnan Berliner Knox LctIsob Wolf Quarter Bellg Tobln UHR Keon Solomon MabQnejrjtB Nassaa GregTi Foil Price DTDQQB CYCHNa KEC0ED3 SMASHED BY L4WBJBNQE Xcojili pot overcome By riding a mile en a wheel la one minute and two fifths second Sj Percy Lawrence of the California Cycling Club smashed several worlds Indoor cycling records and Incidentally won the Kerrigan trophy This he did at the roller wheel races held Native Sons Hall last evening During an Interval Fred Westr lately returned from Salt Lake City and St Louis gave a two mile exhibition ride Time J16 McEnerey chairman ef the cycling race board acted as referee Timers were John Bolger A Arnold The heats werer First 8 Wajte California CycilngClub time 110 1 5 4 Garcia Pacific Wheelmen 106 ond Xawrence California Cycling Cycling Club 1 441 5 fjUT Klw Garcia Pacific Wheelmen 111 4 Faurtb A Troute New Century liOSl SJ Gray Garden Club lllZZ mnO aisHBirwr iuoi a WaHrte glxtfel Mahv landrNew Century 148 Bck Pa dac Cyclers M4 i TO CMMJWB HTBEpiBSfeS WASHINGTON Novembof CCaiH tainJt Burwell haa been Ordered toeoamand bflhe Independency aAtfae iavy yard Mare Island BWTBIES AT LATONIA CINCINNATI November 1 The entries and weights for tomorrows races at Latonla are as follows First race six forjopgs selling Ogowal 102 Two Penny 106 My Alice 0T petermlnatlon 187 Red White and Blue 102 Danube 107 Kern 110 Cyprieans 102 FlorUel 106 Benry Lyons 107 GofdapUk 107 Athlana 107 Second race one mile Anon 98 Captain Gaines 96 New Amsterdam 9 Lent Reed 104 OloneU 101 Belles Commoner 104 Varro 104 DromHwnd 99 Alfred 83 Kilmorle 93 fihogun 98 Easter Boy 98 Third race six furlongs Orly 102 Jake Greenberg 112 gtr Gallant 102 Plorenlea 99 Kurtxmana 94 Comrade 103 Early Boy 110 The Crisis 102 Fourth raee steeplechase short course Xerxei134 Rice 1 Thornneoge is pam Parmer id Percy 1 St Roche 124 Plcktlme 132 Trenct the Mere 163 Rip 153 Casara 125 Poole entry FUth race one mile and a half fening Curate 107 Goo Goo 95 rntatpr Nellie 107 Prism 103 Barney Bnrke 118 Miss Melton 88 Sixth race fire and a half fnrIong an Jose 105 Paul 105 Cassia Anna 102 King Thorpe 110 Eddie Beck 110 Garln 110 Smith 105 Winifred Lad 105 HeWelburg 110 Perry Wkkes 105 Harpoon 10 Judge Tray nor 105 TO DAYS F0BM F0BECAST NPW YORK November 1 The Telegraphs selections for to morrows Tacs at Jamaica and Latonla tracks re as follow NEW YORK First racej Diamond New York Mo Second race Brigand Bed Knight Nam tor Third race Champlaln Palette Oar Fourth race Broadcloth Gamara Dandelion Fifth race Eagle Prince Balm Salm Belle of Belle Meade Sixth race Courier Yorkshire Lad Gold Fleur LATONIA First race FlorUel Determination Cyprlenne Second race Lem Reed Varro Al Third race The Crisis Comrade Jake Crreenberg Fourth race Thorn Hedge Sam Par nner JPoola entry Fifth racftr Professor Neville Curate Trlstin Sixth race Heidelberg Harpoon Judge Traynor BECEIPTS KfJ EXPENPITTIBES The monlhly statement of the Government receipts and expenditures shows that for the month of October 104 the total receipts were 118930608 an increase as compared with October 1903 of 2037895 The expenditures for last month were S52948122 an increase am compared with October 1903 of Jl0326M tne aencis last manuj inereicre was J3W251t as against a deficit of 4927 3 for the corresponding month last year SInee June 80 1804 the expenditures have exceeded the receipts by 21809129 War tha eorresDondlne four months In J903 there was a surplus ef sn92S8 During tne last four month however 7000000 has been expended on account of deficiency la the pesal revenues made necessary principally by the extension of the rural free delivery service HUEST0N BEATEN BY DE 0B0 PTs tffUlB November Aa a result of to nighys game In i playoff of the three cornered tie in the tournament foj the pool championship of the world Thomas Hueston of 8C Louis I was eliminated from the race Alfred ae uo oi nw raris Jitiwiru nun vy a score of 126 to 116 and wilt meat Keough of Buffalo to morrow night In the deciding gam RAIN PBEVXKT8 BALL GAME The Portland Oakland game waj called off at Idora Park yesterday aft erabn because of the forenoon rain which was mueh heavier in Oakland ihaa on JbJa side of tha ba NEW YORK November 1 Picking the winners at Jamaica to day was the same old puzzle that has been worrying the racegoers ever since the close of the Morris Park meeting It waa a case of follow tha wise money all afternoon This held good particularly Irt the Gowanus stake at sixr furlongs Et Tu Brute opened at 5 to 4 but ent back to evens Gay Boy ridden by Browns regular jockey Burns was a strong magnet for the so called educated coin at 2 to The start was made flying and Crimmlns took Et Tu Brute to the front but he was all In after reaching the head of the stretch and Gay Boy gaJeped In Again In the fifth race form was a secondary consideration On past performances Stolen Moments looked a sure wtaner and she opened favorite at 7 to 10 The laj ers quoted 2 to 1 against Akela with Hildebrand up and the later proposition appealed to the men of wisdom In the paddock and they plunged Stolen Moments was disgrace folly beaten finishing eight lengths outside tha money while Akela won by a head from Consideration at 20 to 1 Summaries FIRST RACE Six fnrlonn Bettlng Horse ana Jockey 7 te 1 Atweod 99 fUurphy Otoz Old England 105 Barton 2 2 2 10 i aad 1 rue 10O OConnor 5 3 3 3 Time 113 3 5 8tart bad Woe driTing Kickshaw 101 fourth and Rob Boy 108 fifth JuTenal Maxim 103 Bell Portland 102 Moro kanta 104 Lord of the Valley 101 Fortune Hunter 101 Burdelte 100 Clear the Arena 86 Bally Castle 96 and Tide 96 also ran SECOXD RACE Maiden allies Are and a half furlongs Betting Horse and Joekey St Str Fin 5 Jo 2 Nellie Russell 110 Hlldbad 4 112 5 to 1 tsmaillan 110 Barns 6 23 5 to 1 Raiment 110 OConnor 12 84 Time 100 2 5 Start good Won easily Linda Rosa 110 fourth and Long Days 110 fifth Uettle 110 Mafia no and Edith Brown 110 also ran THIRD RACE Handlcap one nil and an eighth Betting Horse and Jockey St Fin 11 to 6 Sonoma Belle 115 Cochran 1 1 1 7 to 2Battender 113 Hildebrand 2 4 2 3 5to2 Jamea 115 Wgnderly 4 2 8 6 Time 185 Start fair Won drirlng Oa trlch 116 fourth and Palm Bearer 113 fifth FOURTH RACE Tha Oawimi alw forlongs Betting Horse and Jockey gt ytn 2 to 1 Gay Boy 106 Burse 1 1JU 1 to 1 Et tu Brute 85 Crimmlns a 1 2 6 15 to 1 Using Link 95 Sperling 8 8 3 5 Time 113 Start bad Won easily New York 108 also ran FIFTH RACE One mile and a sixteenth Betting Horse aad Jockey St Fin 9 to 5 Akela 103 Hildebrand 1 2 1 a 20 to 1 Consideration 90 Schilling 8 12 6 15 to 1 Hydrangea 98 DaTla 2 3 35 Time 14 1 5 SUrt straggling Won driTing Stolen Momenta 100 fourth and Dr Loder 90 fifth SIXTH RACE Three year old and upward one mile and seTenty yards Betting Horse and Jockey St Fin 2 to 9 Little Em 103 Hildebrand 4 113 7tol Sale 106 Burns 2 4 22 20 to4 Ancestor 103 Darls 1 3 8h Time 145 15 Start good Won in a canter Red Knight 114 fourth and Pat Bulger 1064Uth ENTRIES AT JAMAICA NEW TORE Norember Tfc entries and welgats fer to morrows races at Jamaica are as follows First race six furlongs handicap Tramond 113 Mimosa 117 Monet 19 Gold Saint 104 Race King HO Jack Ratlin 112T New York 112 Teaeres 104 Second raee one mile and an eighth selling Nam tor 106 Neptunu 100 Akela 103 Lord Advocate 102 Brigand 106 Red Knight 104 Hegira 90 Bar le doe 97 Princess Athejlng 86 Aeeful 97 Broeklynlte 89 Lord Melbourne 94BeTm 99 Nw fork HI Third race on mile and aerenty yards ell lag CloTerland 111 Akela 102 Red Knight 106 The Huguenot 101 South Trimble 106 Prlpceaa Atheltng 88 Champlals 96 Qaralsb 99 Palette 90 Lord Badge 100 Fourth race the Bemsen handicap two year olds fire and a half furlong Pasadena 117 Broadcloth 123 Oamara 101 Dandelion 103 Incens 97 Amberlaek 86 Prince Erie 90 FUth race en mile and a sixteenth three year olds selling Brlartborpe 103 Tot Can 106 Belle of Belle Meade 08 Eagle 105 Princes ataeung vs jrnnce saim saim iui Sixth raee six furlone maiden two rear old Snow Kiss 109 Gold Fleur 109 Courier 109 Salt and Pepper 109 Priority 111 Iran hoe 112 Belllndlan 112 St Margrare 112 Hildebrand 112 Saladln 112 Roderick Dhu 109 Roderick 112 Yorkshire Lad 112 Light Not 112 THIEF SPEEPS ON A WHEEL 5f3Sr Mrs EReid Robbed of Bag on Fill Street by Cyclist Who Knocks Her Down 3 Ther an enterorislngand original jcrimmal at large just now of whose methods women may weu peware no robbed Mrs Reild of Jier satchel last Saturday afternoon in a manner as yet unrecorded in the criminal annals Mrs Beid left her residence at A Fejl street to go to that of her mother Mrs Gummen She walked along Fell street and after passhisT Baker saw a man wltu a bicycle resting against a fence Tht sight was not an unusual one and she as scarcely cognizant of the fact until after she was robbed Atter she had gdne some thirty or forty feet beyond the fellow she heard a bicycle coming along after her but never connected it with any possible danger The Lrst thing she knew however sne was hit with the bicycle the rider at the came time assisting her fall with a push at the back of her neck She was dasd by the suddenness and force of the fall and could hardly make an outcry as she felt hsr bag dragged from her hand By the time Mrs Reld could get up the rider was scorching at a wild pace more than a block away There was no one about at the time and Mrs Reld bruised and shaken up went on to her mothers home Later when Mrs Reld told br husband he was unwilling to ha her further annoyed by possible pursuit and prosecution and so did not report the tobbery to the police Mrs Reld sustained but little pecuniary loss as she had but 1165 in her purse A pair of spectacles belonging to hsr mother was among the things se cured by the thief As Mrs Reld scarcely noticed the man when she passed him the only Identification tehe can give that he Is a young man ACKEEMAN PAWNED IT BUT OWNER GETS JUSTICE One of the shortages that Captain Carl Ackerman did not make good he tore he committed suicide at the Golden West Hotel July th last was a sex tant which he bad taken from Hal quist third officer of the steamer Senator and pawned with a saloon keeperat East and Brannan streets The matter came up before Police Judge Cabanlsa yesterday on search warrant proceed lags and the Instrument valued at 25 was readily Identified by Haelqulst The saloon keeper did not want to let It ga without being reimbursed but the Court held that as Ackefman was dead and there was no way for either party to make himself financially whole It waa not right for the Innocent owner of the instrument to suffer so ordered the ex tant turned over to him BITE OF TJ0Q LEADS TO SUIT FOE DAMAGES Justice of the Peace Dunn will be required to decide whether or not Hen ry Barton while acting as watchman for a building being constructed near the corner of Bush and Steiner streets was bitten on the hand by a bulldog owned by Mary White who lived in the adjoiningadjoining house whether the dog did not in reality belong to her son whether that fact would rellevB her of liability If she harbored tha dog and finally Barton was laid up for six months as a result of the bite and was damaged thereby to the extent of J299 These questions are all raised In a suit brought by Barton against Mrs White The case was before the Court yesterday and after some argument it waa agree 1 to submit the case on brief so went over ARRESTS BEATON FOR FELONY EMBEZZLEMENT WENT TO RECEIVE PRINCE WHO DID NOT ARRIVE False Report That the Manchuria Wa Sighted Createi J3tir at Honolulu apjfOLTJLTJ Ifoyember A report waa circulated this afternoon that the steamship Manchuria from Yokohama with Brine Fushiml who is en route tp the United States on hoard had been sighted Fly thousand people half of them Japanese rushed to the water rroni xne reoerai ana Territorial troops were called on to form a military escort to the Prince and a procession was arranged to conduct him to the Japanese Consulate where tha Japanese Consular start and Japanese veterans of the China Japan war were Drenared to receive him Japanese Con sul Salt and Secretary Atkinson of Hawaii went outside the harbor In a launch to greet Prince Fushiml At 680 the Manchuria had not been sighted I1 i a PREMIER BALFOUR CONFINED TO HOUSE Suffering With Varicose Vein and Is Ordered to Keep Quiet LQNPO4 November It waa announced to night that Premier Balfour is slightly ipdlsposed and wllL aa a precautionary measure be conflned te the house for a few dftya Irt consequence of this the Cabinet meeting tomorrow will be held at oclock In Downing si reet Instead of at the Foreign Ufllee The following bulletin was Issued tonight The Premier Is suffering from an irritation of a sraaJl vein By his doctors orders he will remain In his rooms the next few days This is understood to mean that Bal four la troubled with varicose vajna is amii 11 mti iiiieijjk 1 1 DUPES LOCAL JEWELERS 8 Hals ef Idaho Falls Idaho was made the defendant yesterday in a waiv rant procured by William Barlage of Nerdman Brothers 134 Sutter1 street from Folic Judge Cabanlss The charge was grand larceny and It 1 alleged that Halg wrote to the Putter street Jewelry firm representing that he was connected with the Jewelry firm of Jay Smith Co and wanted two diamond rings which he described Tha hnhu Isent to Idaho by express and a bin for 559 mailed totneTfm Hajg It Is a leged got possession of both the package fit TO Hector Beaton was arrested on De visadero street yesterday forenoon by Detectives Silvey and Bralg on a warrant procured by Behrend Joost charging felony embezzlement It Is claimed mat wmie wey were co partners in a real estate deal Beaton sold his Interest In the fee to Joost for I62E0 and then collected the entire fee from the executor of the estate The name of the defendant was mentioned yesterday aa Henry Benton In error FAIR FOR CHILDREN A fair far the benefit of the Childrens Medical Ward the Childrens HoSph tal will be held on Saturday afternoon at S716 Jackson street near Cherry Those assisting this worthy cause are The Misses Enid Turner Ruth Bradford Margaret AldersQn Ruth Turner Eleanor Dyer Doris Bradford and Donald Bradford and Cutler Dyer MISCELLANEOUS and the letter and le ers to whistle for the Dackara vroHion jjroitt money HBLD FOP BUltQLARTWllllam Blam I held ay Pallee Jodfe Megan In Jlpop brads je icraaj 10 answer me enarge or EHjrglarr was captBMd ay Mrs Mary McElrey en the lLf October 24th hi ta ream of Jee ry at 7 Stewnaoa street ni it tt was en probation on a bnrelarv eham the Jnjc Ole Court Armours Extract ofVeef Gives zeat to every creation of the chafing 4iah Always ready for the refresh roent of the bidden or unexpected guest Prepared In a great vat ty of tempting ways Our eooti bop Culinary Wrlnhies tills haw MalUd free Armem Conany Chicago im MLI SB WortfiaXot Fcls Naptha suts fifty two wash days a year in half mor if you have thera Fela ftaptha Pfcllaijttphla.