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a vsc ff-535-- KJ tERS SSSfSSSSseSSSgHS ia i IsxP fi 3 PH ijAa fc SWtSs Jt Sigisifeffe fifes jS 8 ijs sj i iiilfi Hs jV i T8e 4K 3 st1 ikbwji 4 mjim0MJ mm Sr UiFONIl i sre wniirtnir utAi a Ball I 1 PHYLE CONTINUES GRETSJICK WORK oirrrnexiBBwitirAMs hakes a goqd impression bct ft KAJXSATBAT mt sasjg If im1 if im ffi Badlr Crippled Suburbanites Keep 0mtn Doubt Until l4i Han la Out in Ninth lantxtav 3s Ha it not been for the well known JTO of Pete Loprnan and the equally familiar sound of Brick Devereaiix voles at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon the casual visitor might have had some hesitancy about recognising the Oakland bunch In addition to McCreedie being sickbed and Strieb havjng a bad finger the accident to Diinleavys head forced him out of the game This put a pitcher In one field and a catcher in another while fat Jimmy Sullivan sag brought out of oblivion and did the big act at first Coupled with this was Hart wella initial appearance aa a regular pitcher for the Suburbanites who will be entitled to their last years cognomenthe Cripples if the present streak of accident continues long For all the change in the team Oakland put UP a gallant fight and was not beaten until Cristall flew out to Parrott In the ninth A mishap to Jimmy Whalen In ttie last period tempered the jubilance at a second straight win from the leaders for it i leaves Harris with but two twlrlera on his staff Jimmy made an effort to head off a terrific thump from Devereaux and the ball cut a big gash between the thumb and first flnger of bis pitching hand Three weeks seems a conservative estimate of the time required to repair the injury The latest recruit to the Ponies Arthur Williams put In an appearance and was Immediately given Delmas Job for the day He is a let handed thrower and batter who acted Very smartly in practice but had no chance in the game At bat he failed to hit out of the diamond but chopped at the ball and kept it on the ground Williams walked once and stole second cleverly The other new comer Billy Phyle squared himself with the fans his first time at bat by driving the ball out of the pasture It was a beautiful smash which clear ed the center field obstruction on a line Next time up he sent a liner past Francks for a single and the third time showed his versatility by beating out a neat bunt Of the five hits gathered by San Francisco Phyle got three A neat running catch of a foul also tended to put him in the very warmest graces of the local enthusl asta The Ponies started after Hartwell as though about to make a Waterloo of It Shay gave Gorton a hard chance and Phyle lifted his homer into an adjacent lot Nordyke and Leahy walked and Parrott helped a second run over with a single But right in that hole they stuck and no more tallies could they make in the remaining nine innings for Want of bingles to follow on the heels of HartweUs generosity and bungles by his support Lohman had a good legitimate kick coming for his portion of the entertainment With a man on first and two out in the sixth Peter swung at a ball which hit his bat and carromed off his leg toward third McDonald did not see the quick course of the ball and called Lohman out at first when Phyle fielded the ball over to Jfordyke Peter limped and said personal things to the umpire for the balance of the game The Suburbanites became factors the going In the eighth when Walters hit and went to second on Mohlers out Lohman then sent one directly over second which Shay deflected into the field while Walters scored Again in the ninth Oakland seemetf about to cross the plate Devereaux led off with the smash that put Whalen out of commission Francks went out on a hot bounder to Dyke and Gorton sent the runner to third on a hard fielding chance to Glendon which was beautifully handled It was up to Cristall and a blgh fly to Parrott ended Inning and game The score SAN FRANCISCO Shay Phyle 5b Nordyke Jb Leahy Williams Parrott McJIa i Bhugart 2b Whalen Glendon AB BB SB po a totals SO 2 2 1 14 3 0 1 1 a 0 0 71 14 Walters SJptiler Lohmapi Sullivan lb 4 Devereaux 3b A Francks Oorton 4 Cristall 4 Hartwell 3 OAKLAND AB BH SB PO A 3 110 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 11 1 4 I 3 0 totals SL1 5 1 27 15 3 SCORE BY INNINGS 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 i San Francisco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 Base hits 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 Oakland 0 0 0001 0 1 Base hits 0 1 0 00012 1 5 Home run Phyle Sacrifice hit Shu rart First base on errors 8an Francisco First base oh called balls Oft Whalen 4 off Hartwell 6 ft Ofi bases San Fran eiseo Oakland 5 Struck out By Whalen 3 by Hartwell Hit by pitcher McHale Double plays rShugart to Nordyke Passed ball Lohman Time of game lh 50m Umpire McDonald SACRAMENTO WINS IN THEFIRS INNING Gets a Iead Thed arid Holds It at a Critical Time In the KlntfcT I 4 j3fca Iff rWIIJMrtEOfe Sm JT i w1 jfj JVOUNDil BUCK I A 1 7 A Partyjot nuntera which passed Jhrbiigh town last evening on their return from a hunting trip In the Coast range related the wild experience of a hunter by the name of Joe MealeywiUi a large buck Mealeyj ekrlyjonejciornlng last week hunting alongilde a steer mountain shot a large buck on the opposite side of a rugged ravine The hunter sat astride the prostrate animaTto cut its throat but the moment the keen blade of the knifepenetrated Its hide the buck Jumped to his feet and with the hunter on his back clinging to the antlers and neck for dear life was off oh a wild run The buck continued the wild dash for over a third of a mile jumping small ravines leaping brush and going like the wind before it was exhausted and dropped dead It is stated that the deer was one of the largest killed in those parts for years and that Mealey was sick from the fright he received while taking his exciting and dangerous ride He could not Jump off as that would have been certain death and he knew not at what moment the deer would leap over a steep precipice LOS ANGELES AB BH SB PO A Toman si 5 1 0 0 1 KjmT 2b 5 0 2 12 6 1 Lawler 4 0 0 1 0 Householder 22 1 3 Rellly 3b 4 0 2 0 2 3 1 Roach 4 10 0 5 10 Jacksn 1 4 110 2 0 0 Hanlon lb 4 0 1 0 12 1 1 Jones 4 0 10 0 3 0 Total 38 4 10 2 27 14 3 RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS 123456789 Sacramento 3 10 0 0 0 1 0 05 Baae hits 4 110 10 2 1 1 11 Loa Anielrs 020010010 Base bit 14101001 210 Tbree baae hit Hoiiaeholdrr Two baae hit HUdebraQd DoTle Uofin Householder Sacrifice bit Thomaa Casey Flrt base on error Lo Angelee 3 First baa on called balls Off Jones 3 Lett oo baae Sacramento 7 Lo Angeles 8 Struck out Br Thomas 2 bj Jones 2 Doable plajs Hogsn to Eac an Time of game lb 45m Umpire OConnell PIRATES WIN AN EASY CONTEST FROM BOSTON Cincinnati Also Succeeds In Downing the Mugay McGraw Alen BOSTON August 14 National League I Pittsburg had no trouble hitting Eason to oay and Boston was beaten Leachs batting was the feature He made two home runs a double and a single Tarre hlll was a puzzle to Boston Attendance 400 Score Boston 17 4 Pittsburg 6 13 2 Batteries Eason aed Klttredge Tanne hill and Smith Umpire Irwin NEW YORK August 14 Cincinnati wound up their Eastern trp here to day by beating New York six to three The visitors outbatted the home nine and practically won the game in the first inning when they scored four runs Attendance 2300 Score Cincinnati 6 11 2 New York 3 10 2 Batteries Phillips and Bergen Miller and Bowerman Umpire ODay PHILADELPHIA August 14 Phila delphla took the final game from St Louis to clay by batting Murphy out of the box in the sixth inning Up to this time he was very effective Attendance 3200 Score St Louis 4 7 3 Philadelphia 5 9 0 Batteries Murphy ONeil and Ryan White and Dooin Umpire Emsle BROOKLYN August 14 Chicago took the last game of the series from Brooklyn to day The fielding of the home team was disjointed and lacked snap Taylor was hit harder than usuaL Score Chicago 6 10 0 Brooklyn 2 10 2 Batteries Taylor and Kllng Newton and FarrelL Umpire Brown DETROIT DROPS TWO GAMES PHILADELPHIA August 14 American League Detroit lost two more games to the home club to day Poor batting when hits meant runs caused the defeat of the visitors Both games were snappy and interesting Hartzells work in the second game being particularly noteworthy Attendance 5900 Score TPtr 1am TT Detroit 3 4 2 Philadelphia 4 9 4 Batteries McCarthy and McGulre Wil son and Hchreck Second Game Detroit 1 Philadelphia 5 Batteries eager and McGulre ell and Powers BALTIMORE August 14 Hickman who has not pitched tor three years essayed to twirl for the Cleveland American league to aay ana came very near winning from the locals Shields was hit hard in the first inning and Katoll was substituted Attendance 1200 Score a Baltimore 8 11 2 Cleveland 7 11 0 Batteries Katoll and Robinson Hickman and Bemis BOSTON August 14 Chicago dropped another game here to day Hits were few but the home teams were long drives Attendance 3600 Score EL Boston 3 5 1 Chicago 1 5 2 Batteries Young and Criger Piatt and Sullivan WASHINGTON August 14 The AVasn lngtonSt Louis game was postponed because of wet grounds 7 2 11 Mitch BWilSi BlfliSDS ttsie Prince ilerfc and1 vv 5aa vtclijislay NEW YORK August 14 Seven thousand spectators to day 4aw a splendid series of contests in which the best trotting and pacirg records of the season in races were made In the first race of today the 210 novelty trot Susie won the second heat in 206 and in the special race between Prince Aleit and Anaconda the former paced In 20344 The best previous records of the season in races were The Monk trotting 207 and Dan Patch pacing 20334 The fastest time of the season made against the watch by Dan Patch 200 was duplicated For the special it was announced that Dan Patch would go against his own record of 2tw4 and Star Pointers record of 1S He was accompanied by two runners He went to the quarter in 0304 and to the halt In JrOOVi The three quarters was passed in 131 and he came home without pressure In 200 equaling his record Hummaiy The 210 class trotting novelty race purse JloOO horse winning fastest heat winning first money Susie won the second heat in 206V Louise Mac won the first heat In 210 York Boy won the third heat in 211H Fereno Colonel Cochran Waubun Anteseila Alrlght Aggie Medium Lady Geraldine Gene also started Pacing 210 class the Brighton purse 5000 Twinkle won second thrd and fourth heats in 205V4 207 209 Don Derby won the1 first heat in 206 Terrace Queen You Btt Joe Pointer Terrlli Nathan Strauss Casonada Koamer Sophia Dandy Chimes Lou Vaughn Oneto Star Pugh Laconda and Daphne Dallas also started Grand Special to beat 159 special purse Dan Patch by Joe Patchen Zelica by Wilkes Berry McHenry Time for quarters 0S0 1004 181 200 Special match pacing purse J3000 Prince Alert beat Anaconda in two straight heats Time first heat 0304 101 132 203 Second heat 029 100 131 204 Pacing 204 class Novelty purse 1500 Free Advice won the second heat in 210Vi Albert won the first heat in 211 OrrlnJ won the third heat in zio dick Wilson Sultana Charley Hotter and Ethel mack also started RDNNING RACE RESULTS SARATOGA August 14 Sum mary One mile Kilogram won Drummond second Rosslgnol third Time 139 Handicap Sevan furlongs Chuctanunda won Maxnic second Red Path third Time 125 The Kenner stake one mile and a quarter Cunard won Gold Cure second Keynote third Time 205 Six furlongs High Chancellor won Flying Prince second Merry England third Time 112 One mile Miss Buttermilk won Octoroon second Titania third Time 140 Five and one half furlongs Mary Mac Cafferty won Orioff second Wanake third Time 107 CHICAGO August 14 Harlem summary Six furlongs Mureeca won Ailyar second Huzzah third Time 119 3 5 Six and a half furlongs Top Soil woe Zyra second DuelUt third Time 123 3 8 One mile and an eighth Piederlch won Strangest second Charley Moore third Time 202 2 5 One mile Lucien Appleby won Corri gan second Bragg third Time 146 2 6 Six furlongs Gyprene won Airtight cond Ahola third Time 117 3 5 One milu Pirates Queen won Ida second Guy third Time 148 2 5 ST LOUIS August 14 Kinloch Park nummary Six furlongs selling Master Mariner won Flop second Malise third Time 115 Four snd a half furlongs purse two year olds Two Lick won Geheimness second Tom Cpgan third Time 054 Sever furlongs selling Evas Darling won Shift second Reducer third Time 129 Oat mile and a sixteenth the Busch handicap Kitty Clyde won Glenwood second South Breeze third Time 149 Six furlongs Jack Ratlin won Bummer second Father Wentker third Time 11394 One mile and seventy yards selling Schwalbe won Foundling second Linden Ella third Time 145 BUTTE Mont August 14 Results Six and half furlongs selling Larly TheJma won Atelog second Moruni third Time 123 Five and one half furlongs selling Annie Max won Miss Blarney second Parizade third Time 108 One mie and forty yards selling Ting a Ling won Brown Prince second Nlm rod third Time 145 Six furlongs Nonle won Narra second Queen third Time 118 Four and one half furlongs Maud Sherwood won Tamm second EdCa third Time 066 Six and one half furlongs selling Illi louon won Hamptonian second Yule third Time 122 Four furlongs selling Amass won Virgil second Limb of the Law third Time 048 RECOMMENDS THAT A YOUNG MAN SUCCEED HIM iMfe MONTE Week of Tournament Play Opens on the Links Monday Crack golfers from various sections ef 4JiT State will gather at Del Monte next week to compete In the tournaments planned by the Pacific Coast Golf Association In past years this the biggest meet of the season had been held at Del Monte along with other sporting events and helped to make up the week of sports On this occasion the golf players will have the week to themselves however and the hotel should be pervaded by a true Scotch Mmasphere Four events were to be played durir5 the week but as it is very likely that the southern champions will not come north this year the team match between the north and south will have to be dropped On Monday morning the women will start tne programme with the qualifying round of their 1 Coast championship tourney Play will be over eignteen holes medai scores of which the best eight will be eligible to continue In the tournament proper During the mornings of the next tnret days the match play rounds will be run off til at eighteen holes Mrs Gllman Brown ot San Rafael Mrs Charlotte Mjnn of the Linda Vista links of San Jose Miss Florence Ives Miss Edith Mc Bcan and Miss Chesebrough of San Fiancisco are those who have already entered In this field Mrs Brown should be a sure winner as she has been at Del Monte practicing regularly tor the 13 cw wetas and pays a stronger game than ever Along with the womens tourney and starting on Monday afternoon the Del Monte cup event will be run off in the competition which is open to all amateur gollers the sixteen players making the oest scores in the qualltylng rounds will be entitled to continue in the tournament proper is Knapp of the East Raymond Hornby and VV Wilson 01 Ked lands Vincent Whitney of Del Monte A olgei and Stratton of Oakland and Gower of Burlingame have already entered lor the prise with more contestants from San Francisco expected at the last moment On Friday the open championship of the Pacific Coast will take place over thirty six holes medal play Ail of the entries In the Del Monte cup tourney will take part in this event along with Martin and Cline two professionals from Santa Catalina island and James Melville the Del Monte expert While the entries up to date have been below expectations the San Francisco and Oakland contingents are counted on to turn up at the last moment OLYMPIC CLB NOMINATIONS The regular nominating committee of the Olympic Club consisting of John Cunningham chairman Percy Burr James Byrne Charles Melrose and Otis Crable completed Its labors last nignt after ten days of consultation iad has submitted the following ticket to the members as the men best fitted to handle the reins of the club for the ensuing term William Greer Harrison president Judge Hebbard vice president Henry Russ treasurer John Ellioft secretary John Gleason leader Geonje James captain Harry Ramsdell Dr Washington Dodge William Shea Kenneth Melrose Thomas Magee Jr board of directors The ticket is considered a very strong one and redounding to the credit of the committee Of the old board of direct irs all but three have been renominated The three new names are Thomas Magee Jr Kenneth Melrose and John Gleison the latter to act as leader Gleason was originally on the nominating committee but resigned when he found that the balance 3908 Btard riiafwasf 3 3 3 fiRi desired to put him on the ticket arid would not listen to any other planr The position Is one ot great importance to the club and a man was desired tor the office who would keep the interest up in athletics 1 lj rH INTERNATIONAL SHOOT POSTPONED NEW YORK August It Thetaterna tional rifle match for the Palma trophy to be held at Ottawa Canada between teams from England Canada and the United States having been postponed until SeptemberSeptember 13th it the request of the English team the competition tor places on tha American team which was to have been held here oq August 15th and 16th has been postponed until September 8th Tha team will be selected by a committee of the National Rifle Association talcing as a basis the score made In the matches and the scores in the separate competition D0HERTY BROTHERS WITHDRAW FROM SINGLES Lamed Asmla Carries Off the Long IalandChamptonship Title SOUTHAMPTON August 14 Because of the withdrawal of the two Do herty brothers to day from the championship singles of the Long Island lawn tenni tournament the final match was put on the courts of the Meadow Club and culted In a victory for William A Larn4 in three straight sets over Dr Joshua rim of the English team The final score was 62 75 63 Lamed captured the title and trophy here last year and under the ruling was ouly called upon to play the final matcn in defense of his prize but the presence of the English trio made It advisable for the American champion to go through tht opening round Pirn did not compel Lamed to exert himself The Englishman seemed to depend entirely upon his stioses which were marvelously executed He was not gto enough lo win on strokes alone boWevtv and Larned took the trophy again by a straight victory In the Doherty whttman match Dober ty von the first set and Whitman the second set 8 At the close of the Whit man Doherty match the two parties decided to withdraw from the tournament aid Doherty defaulted to William A Larned while the champion of all England Doherty defaulted to Dr Joshua Pirn In view of this action the committee decided to put on the match between Larned the American and Dr Pirn the Briton at once and thus decide the holding of the Long island champion fhp title in the singles Summary of the days finals Championship singles final round and championship match William A Larned defeated Dr Joshua Plm 62 6 4 63 Championship doubles final round in championship Doherty and Diherty defeated Malcolm Whitman ind William A Larned 61 64 63 TAYLOR AND MFARLAND WIN BALTIMORE August 14 Major Taylor won the Grand Circuit two mile national championship race from Frank Kramer the champion at the Hartford Avenue Coliseum to night In the preliminary heats Kramers time was 452 while Taylor required 501 to make the distance The race resulted Taylor first Kramer second Collett third Time 623 Floyd McFarland won the Consolation one mile race in 200 Owen Kimble was second EX SENATOR MCIDDEN Bl RIED VALLEJO August 14 The funeral of the late ex Senator James McCudden took place this morning amidst demonstrations of the most profound sympathy The news of his death and burial will be read with regret by friends all over the world Mc Cuddens acquaintance among naval pc ple numbered thousands and his many acts of courtesy both to officers and men while stationed here won him their frend ship Mark Op Hopkins Institute Open dallj including Sandays 9 to 5 to night Admission 28 cents of Art Open 111 M5 J6 i i i floral miii mm sft fciaSvf -Good and Vadlofc Ptomiwiipitinl at EliCampo7 Alter plenty ot bard wet nithe part of the various committees the Ariel Club annual regatta and outing to be held at El Campo next Sunday1 is assuming shabe and looks to he a aneces In adTanceThe en tetraiiment will be novel from Jta direr aity Coupled with the four rowtag racea are a number of track andfleld event water polo swimming jaceg and three boxing humbera Ju The oarsmen have kep In training for the regatta and besides the Ariela the Alameda South Enda Pioneere Polpnlna and Olympics will be repreeenUdjrhll in the boxing events A Nelll HawFoley Eddie Hanlon Toby JrwiB Ted Wolfe and Wilson are to participate The steamers MonUcello and General Frisble have been chartered for tne affair and will leave the Mislon street wharf at 45 1115 and IdF for the scene of the festivities Sixteen athletes have entered for the 100 yard handicap ten for the smile run and eight for the high jump ThelOO yaid swimming race will have nineteen start ers eight are to gain the seventy flve yard and four in the 440 yard swimming races Entries for the rowing races are as follows Junior barge rae Olympic dab crw George Dlasmore Al Bullion i Besles Robert Vsrnej Alameda Clnb crew 0orx Sehrotder Hague Ed Edwards Ayers Ariel Clnb erw Mstt Brady Harry Thompson William MeKee Ed Morphj Junior skiff race Al Balllon Olympic Clnb Fred Carry Dolphin Club CUusonOlyaaplc Club Canoe rtee rAlexasder PSpe Dolphin GL Ochs Pioneer Charles Farrell Dolphin Sealor barge raeet Ariel crewsNo 1 Wilson JaJBcaOCoaneU Robert Ellis WUliam Howe coxswain Eddie Hanlon No 3 Charles Wilson Lracn Ed Smith Alexander Kee gan cxawaln Eddie Flandere NLOVERN AND C0RBETT TO FIGHT IN LOUISVILLE and accepted lay LrouHousemaiM actta forBeotThsvIatterihad submitted the names of Jeerge BilerEddie Graney Phil Wand Charlie White MalachlHo gaitf Ben Donnellr and Harry Corbetr but Oreggalns would pot agree to any of them Both Root and Qardnejr have completed lh hard work ct training for the contest and from now until Monday will take only enough exercise to keep them in their present condition Prominent sporting men are already beginning to arrive to see tha light whichtwill he held in the open air ta the big oral of the plcyle track TpOJNAMENT Pt5sTfQNEP Asaatewr Boxlnar Events trailed Off Wltb Last Nlsbta Show The amateur boxing tournament of the San Francisco Club opened and closed at Woodwards Pavilion last night The attendance was a bit light and the directors decided to postpone the remainder of the tournament until a later date on account 1 of the strong counter attractions now in me city vmy nve ox tne eignt advertised bouts were presented last night as several ot the fighters were overweight according to a statement of the management The fights that did take place were in the main good The last one In particular between Joe Long and Gus Koster being a nice exhibition Long was given the decision at the end of four hard rounds for aggressiveness and the cleanest hitting For two big fellows it was one of the most satisfactory battles in amateur circles here tor a long time The first two events resulted in knock opts Joe Hill took the measure of Joe OBrien in three rounds and put him away while Kid Parker had little trouble In beating Joe Regan down when it suited him to finish the engagement John Crowe was given a rather unpopular decision over Al Mejla after a rough four rounds and Jimmy Little took Walter Needham a novice but a willing bey Into camp In the same number of rounds Opposition to the Contest Being Beta In Conneetlcnt Canses tne Transfer NEW YORK August 1Ann6unce ment was made to night that Terry McGovern and Toung Corbett will not meet in the ring in New London on August 29th as originally arranged They will fight before the Southern Athletic Club of Louisville on September 15th Representatives of the two featherweights decided upon this at a meeting held at Saratoga to day The reason for abandoning New London that the officials of the State of Connecticut have set a ban on the fight and even if the men were able lo come together this action would likely keep the attendance down All forfeits will stand for September 16th HYNDS WILL REFEREE THE ROOT GARDNER FIGHT Greggalnsj and Houseman Agree on Him After Jlejeetlnn Many Others SALT LAKE Utah August Ji Harry Hynds of Cheyenne Wyo has been se lected as referee of the twenty roundXJon test between Jack Root and George Gardner which takes place at the Salt Palace next Monday night Hynds was suggested by Alec Greggalns in behalf Of Gardner tr HILL9 ACROSS THE BAT OAKLAND August 14 John de Ponta Of West Oakland to night knocked out Caesar Attell ot San Francisco before the West Oakland Athletic Club in the fifth tound The fight was in favor of De Ponta from the start he being the aggressor Several times he had Attell on the ropes but the latter made a game fight up to the knock out The men fought at 122 pounds The bout was to have been eight rotunds Frank George was given the decision over Toung OConnell in a four round go Ik Bevertt defeated Kid McShane In four rounds The go between George Broun and George Root was ended in the third round by the letters seconds throwing up the sponge Root was badly outclassed SPORTING NEWS NOTES 71 i Brief Items of Interest to Amateare atd Professionals A private telegram from Sacramento last night announced the arrival of Frank Dillon the new Los Angeles first baseman at the capital He did not bring any other men with him as Manager Morley expected but conferred with al number of players ot national reputation and submitted the names and terms of those willing to came to the Coast The southern magnate at once wired the ones he can uso and expects some tangible results in the next few days Al Herford arranged a match for Tountf Peter Jackson last night over the long distancedistance telephone The black lad is to meet Tim Murphy at Stockton before the local athletic club on the night of August 26t a Herford is also willing to give Morgan Williams a chance at his fighter in case Manager Edwards is willing to make a 63 and 33 or T5 and 25 per cent division of tha purse Edwards and Herford will meet this afternoon to talk over the matter ard sign articles if everything is satisfactory Word comes from the East that Caesar Young has purchased the high class handicap horse Watercure from Green Mcrris atprivate sale and will race hlrr in the Far East for a couple of months before sending him to San Francisco tfrcure had about as much class as anyv ot the older division which raced in Ca 1 fornla last winter and the buy is copsic ered a good one VVVVV VV Fall Styles Neckwear Adrance Fal styles Mens Neckwear in brocaded and figured silks now on show and tale in Mens Furnishing Dept each 30 Nonpareil Gloves 115 A full assortment of sizes of these best grade Rubber Glovesj red white and black now on sale in our Toilet Dept pair 9115 mmwr JOB Mi Ma Mm amw Lf Dw LL asM CAUFORNIAS LARGEST as 5 AM ERISAS GRANDESTSTORE Hat Pins 25s Eaoh A ptetrjr new stock of Gold Plated Hat Pint eaameled ballt set with pink or white pearls and crystals very stylish and rery cheap at20 Saturday Night Only Pants 169 Mens well made nicely patternc all wool 3 oo Trc iscn on special sale from 7 to io oclock only Saturday nijhtieflr 0 i AMERICAN LEAGUE DIRECTORS IN SESSION The Entire Board Meets to Dlscnss Affairs of Impor tance CLEVELAND August 14 An imj porta nt meeting of the board ptdlrectos of the American League was held at the Hollenden to day the session lasting eearty five hours The meeting was called by President Ban Johnson for the purpoe of discussing the future plans of the league and to make a report on the season as far as it nas gone xne meeting was purely an executive one and nobody beside the directors with the exception of Vice President Carles Somers was able to enter the room Erenr member of SACRAMENTO August 14 The Sena 4w want Aiitln tha first Inntnp vtn Mia eamerand they gave Jones such a warm 1 th oard wa present which made up hanel were neverinanaTsibe otThiladelphla fc JUlea SPtSS SI tJSiJSHS Boston Char a Comlskey of Chicago ron outtn4hrifn1 J0110 uoye oi weveisno ni 252 That the meeting must have been of eitfTm5re4mportance than the members of the MiV hoard tnthnatetf was proved by the length BtfiH iortheroceedlhgsBut when askecf If rriu 5X anything had been done President John Lawier would 2ty CTTT i a nihui huciTii the ecorsndimighhaywpaE KViviiii i0 of he league was nshedDisOTsslngthe SAClUJrENTOfA jjhyc 4 amalgamation storyisent out fromTbi liave Ued ythegame 1 lisyiti jsffit ItlfiibraniL Lf 4 ynxlan aVfvJ arao lb VV Sbeeaan Sb iL4 IflOSSBV 1 5 gT ffotsJs PtP fiv cagovohnsonsald 4 a i 0 li to lv KfOTS Thom 1 hnliiflvrio chance for an 2 amalgamation between the American vrotat present engaged in picking up dead yigtlmberyauslness during tho past two years una uyyKvt beforeandVtne American League has b4 rapedthe penel1t dProspemy fxsc 3 1 li Hnnn null fist tha Miu vtsaMawy yww Lonis Brenner Resigns as President of Sacramento Chamber ot Commerce SACRAMENTO August 14 Louis Breuner of the large furniture house of the John Breuner Company has tendered his resignation as president of the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce In doing so Breuner states that he has found that he has not had the spare time to devote to the proper discharge of his duties and lie declares that it is the duty of other directors who find themselves similarly situated to resign as he has done He says there Is much work to b3 done for the benefit of Sacramento city and county and there is great need for the right kind of men to do it He Instances the approaching State Fair as one of the projects calling for the energies of the Chambep bf Commerce and declares that he would Uke to see at the head of the Chamber such young men for example as can build up and make prosperous a parlor of Native Sons of the Golden West GAGES HEAIUXG CONTINUED LOS ANGELES August 14 Accompanied by his attorney Horace Appel and his private secretary Governor Gage ap eared in the courtroom of Superior udge Shaw this afternoon for the hearing on the writ of habeas corpus granted him yesterday after his arrest on a warrant charging him with libeling Messrs Spreck els and Leake of the San Francisco Call After a few moments of conversation with Judge Shaw the latter announced that he would continue the hearing until August Sflth The bearing was first called for 10 oclock this morning and continued until the later h6ur at th Governor request NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ftA meroHS ftftftA5u6JI Use 91 PreHves trong I Pills and bitter waters which act quickly Irritate and destroy the mucous linings of the stomach and bowels The ij action of the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprndet Salt is rln an1f1v tn its snlirsint nA stimulating propertiei without im rating jne siomacn Keeps tbe blood coot EVKBT BOTTLE bears the sg nature of KI8NEK MENDEL HON CO of New Tork Beware jt imitations jy Black and Colored Dress Goods Remnants One Quarter Off For one day only to day all of our recent accumulations ot Blackand Colored Dress Goods Remnants at OH the already reduced remnant prices In this great lot of bargains you will find waist skirt and some suit lengths and many pieces suitable for childrens dresses of some of the most popular fabrics oi tne season diamines vrepes lioaiross nature vneviots viorns names sittings ana vjou oxurting rvememDcr tne sale is lor one day only uYi it jMwS fflk Jlk VSSnS Big Dress Skirt Sale Friday and Saturday 200 handsomely designed Dress Skirts made of covert cloth and cheviots in assorted shades of blue gray oxford brown and black all of them lined throughout trimmed with stitched satin band some of them finished with four rows of fancy herringherring bone stitch absolutely new seasonable goods that have been in the department less than ten days skirts which if bought in the regular way would sell from 6 oo to day only iJsJsoO Mens Fall Suits Ten Dollars A line of new Fall Suitt that has jujt sxrived from one of the best makers in the East are the best suits thst we have ever owned to sell st Ten Dollars We know that they cannot be duplicates in Can fornia at the price We know that they are a good value as can be obtained for tie money in any finUdat boose in America The material are strictly sQ wool ia the new brown and green effects and ia good serviceable blue and black chcriots The garments are well cut and well tailored The biggest Ten Dollars worth of clothing that you ever taw Boys 350 Suit 298 day and Saturday onlyj choice of two styles of lerviceable luits for boys from 8 to 5 yean of age New fall designs In light or dark effect ef good woolen I 1 AL a ak a Owine to the extremely low price at which 7 TV rou tr thst nnrt nrs nnrkJ nltrnti yill nare excellent scfiool tain that snouia no be told cent under I For charged for extra I days only sale price 288 Miss Toklo Fortune Teller Tells your fortune free of charge iir our Attraction Hall daily from 10 A until 5 Pattern VbIls29o 42 dozen Pattern Veils in black white and blue some with jet trimmed edges worth 50c each today only 28 Veilings 9o and 14o ooo yards of Tuxedo Veilings in black white brown or blue worth 25c and 35c yard to day only Oo 14o BOoOroats Now 33o Choice of many styles in plain colors snd striped effects for ladies or men regularly oc 33o is St Petticoats 78o 500 Ladies Short Petticoats of an extra tine quality flannelette made with full flounce and silk embroid ered scalloped edge the colon solid blue and pink embroidered in white skirts that would be usually good value at 1 00 Sfft each on tale Friday only S9S Butter Sale For Friday Only 4000 regular sized squares of the very choicest Creamery Bjincr obtainable on sale to day Fri 0ara day only squire 3fm 2M Empress Gloves Best for 100 Our new importation of these farorite I oo Gloves for ladies has just been opened They are the best Gloret that we could get made to retail for i oo sort flexible perfect skin ia pretty shades of bearers grays tans brOwnt and oxblood also white and black with a neat one row of stitching on back in same color as glove or black every pair fitted and guaranteed pXeivp Cholco Liquors Al Gut Prises Yellowstone Whisky Rye or Bourbon foil quart bottles to day a0 Hunter Ryt Whisky The famous brand put up by Lanahan Sons Baltimore to day bottle 4 wyss Keller Bourbon Whisky Another tale today of that iullyrnarured fine old whisky that would be bargain at I4 a gallon or2QS Geneva Gin Imported large border bv CAY tsttt4aypp Oinjcr Alt Imperial brand to day dozen MstesitsTamyO CUrtt A aozn pint of oar tiTosite Uick letter Curct tofjsttsaaMjysyyy Old Oomlnioa Bourbon Fire tcai oli lQsp0 STHMtMStHHSSSStSftOsp2t2 235 Dolls 169 These prettTfall pstznt jointed Papier Mache Dolls have just arrired from Europe They are ths latest I Oo model si inchet long fiat fiisqtw head showiaf teeth sleeping eyes mohair early ring psteht leather flip pert open work stock ugfancy chemise ribbon trimmed They are just tha Doiutodmt for Christmas orrsentL during your leisure momenta or fat ywUm to the city to take home with thein to tome little friend they are worth regularly it Ws shall tell them Frldav VT fiSilLZfi for Friday only 199 Kohlers Plane Instrueter IfIBmi Thlt is the Instructor ssott1 used bytthe katoj music testhmluchsoaijs mutk storet for Vot it eoWSi Wi tii jfOrta iSperiot ition whkh vara Fm 3 7 Pw siie io ay enlj ii we offer at each twi aMv 0 ft nice Sale Very Fine Stamped Linens loo pieces of unutuallv Stamped linen to be used for doilict stamped pieces table covert etc are offered st about half actual value for Friday and Ssturday 360 piece 10x10 and 10x12 isches in tire that should be 15c each for 0j 650 piece loxao inches that should be 5 eaeh for 14o Al pieces 24x24 inchet in site that should JS for 2fO Sale ef Mens Hlghtshlrts 57c Ment well made Nightthirtt Cut long and Hill from a good e1uautytwiUed muslin at the absurdly low price Friday only each07o fancy Percale Shirts Stiff bosoms white I groaadty with small neat figures the newest uung Meat snots 9IQU Sale Sample Line Man Hosiery 500 pairs Mens Fancy Striped Hosiery A snsaufacturert entire Use of samples the kind of ttseJdngithaf yoo win pay ate sadjje a pair lor this Winter On mc nday only MooMME J9ssifaV StSe I SuttWmMMgm darsMUlinery Tifn Furniture Carpets JfZ operated by dfr emWMmM fm dep rtmenu miw1 ijjm yyywwirwwwwtwtiiwww i na.