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XMMm i fW 4 TsStTt i Jatf1 i5 1 Lj ascga fcffijjgj ii sai V4W SEE Pyr ii av fiij a iEiiiif fippli Survivors of a Jartf Tfcat Kearl IrlsBe in Death YaU OtelHREE ANNUAL DINNER AT SAN JOSE EIGHT ARE STILL UVJNQ THOUGH SEVERAL ARE FEEBLE I WITH AGE fijfrty Md Attempted a Cat Off From Salt Lake b4rt LostTheirBelsf lno In tho Trackless oiinniiHMiifiniiH WELlKNOWNlEN let 1VI CsetUi DUfah to tie CUrOTltl SAN JOSE February 4 Elght forty plners are all that are left of tbe his irll party at Jayhawkers who Bja4 the memorable Irlp through Death Valley probably the most perilous trip ever taken by men and wonien A reunion of a portion of thee aurvtvora was held to day at the home or Iow Stephen on Home street In thl city to celebrate th flfty ftraf anniversary of their deliverance from death In most horrible Most of the members of the party have become so feeble with age that It la Impossible to get together any nuro ber of survivors at the annual gather lnrs which are held at the homes of the several members who are thus jfffen the opportunity to attend One of tbe number Thomas Shannon who IJvea at Los Oatos In the Old Soldiers jHorae only a few miles from the place of tbe reunion was not able to be present on account of his feeble health While places wgre set at dinner for all tie survivors only Colton Stephens and Manly sat down to the table at the call for dinner Manly while not a member of the Jayhawkers is so clotely con fleeted with them that he was Invited tp the dinner It was be who formed a party and went to the rescue of the Jayhawkers Mr Manly has since written a book recounting his experiences Which haa had a wide circulation lie baa been a prominent and respected citizen of this valley since the early fifties Of the forty who formed the original party of Jayhawkers as they termed themselves the following are the survivors John Colton Kansas City bistort of the party who was at the time slxteen yeax old boy Dow Stephens San Jose CaL Thomas Shannon Los Oatoa Cal Harrison Fracs Rye Valley Or Mrs Julia Brier Lodi CaL Charles Mecum Illchland Or John Groscup Layton Vllle Cat i Urban Davidson Ther nopolis Wyo John Colton from Kansas City was present and as the historian of the party related again the story of the formation of the Jayhawkers and a bi4ef review of their experiences It waa an April 1819 lht party of about forty persons set out from oaieaburg 111 to cross the plains to California From this party waa formed th Jayhawkers a Boctety composed of den who took ai oath to stand by one another to the death At Salt Lake the Jayhawkers eet out with many others 100 wagons In all by the southern route 3CJa Jayhawkers conceived the idea of riittlncr nff SOO mllMi of th trin hf a i abort cut through Walkers pae but is yJthty missed this and spent four months in Death valley before they werers cued At one time they were in very Bore Straits and one of their number suggested drawing lots to see who should die to furnish food for the others but he was run out of the camp ALVINZA HAYWARD MAKES FINAL PAYMENT FtlSMTenit Teb ruAry I George iCi Bennett oi horse racing fame la ii lastMsyen with Brewer John Schorr oi Memphis on an old spore ajft year Schorr earned one of iii tinyearVolds after his friend Benijettnd aa it turned tfttt ibfFMmetBen net was not a great success on the track ilff Bennett was hardly proud of bis jpamesake He bided his tmeboweyer until now hamUuroheothlsown two yearKHds after fecborr ha considers that the debt Is can celed Brewet Schorr tbborse in question la described a chestnut col by I4ndh Ver bena Harry Toung a chestnut colt by Potomac lmpPrlneesa Mon roouYh is named pit jLawxence A Young president of the Washington Park Club and John Peters the chestnut colt by imp Lord Estertlrig Tarpela II Is named forJonM Peters treasurer of the new Memphis Jockey Club Greatseerecy has been observed In the naming of the Schorr and Bennett colts but despite all care the names of them have been Jearnedi mil niiniH WH iH iO i a mm Saengerjfest Jpireotors Insist TTiat Governor Nash Is Mistaken lliillli AT TANFORAN Periwig Brushes Up and Wins Steeplechase Event PREPARATIONS HAVE NOT YET BEEN SUSPENDED SINGING SOCIETIES AND MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIONS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS Jeffries Ruhlin Mill Wilt Not Be Declared Off Until the Supreme Court Has Granted Permanent Injunction HO MORE FEAR OF FRENCH AND JAMAICA TREATIES IX I Ki Ei I 5Vith Hts Associates He Is Workinathe 4ureka Mine Under a Heavy Bond TACOMA rwash February 4 Al Tlnsa Hayward and hts associates of California have made a final payment on their 90000 bond for which in lS97they bonded the Eureka mine in the Slats Creek dls trictof Skagit county The Eureka was discovered In 1S92 by A 1L Barron and II 1L Soule of Aaacortes It was the first quartz property located In the Siate Creek country They bonded it to Montana men Who spent considerable money Theortjrinl locators continued development work and opened trails to the prop erty Three years ago they bonded It to lUywsrd Since then work has continued almost without interruption To day there 1 is on the property the heaviest ten stamp mill in the Northwest In addition there 1 complete sawmill electric plant and other conveniences The Eureka ledae is about thirty feet across The average Is sgood and there are streaks of very rich re Sylvanlte has been discovered at a depth of less than 200 fret The mill Is pt running maht and day and it is be Jleved that the property is worth many wnat me present owners nave paia llOS PRIETOSRANCHO 0 TO BE WORKED FOR OIL California Fruit Interests Now Believed to Be Safe From Injurious Legislation LOS ANGELES February 1 I am absolutely convinced that the California citrus fruit growers have nothing to fear from Jamaica and French treaties declared Congressman Waters to day The treaties are dead a door nails As a matter of fact there was really no substantial oppoItfon to the protection of Caifornla a citrus fruits when the thing cimc to a show down Mr Katwn the Commissioner of Treaties waa their cne strong advocate and his idea was baaed upon the wish of the Administration to Increase the commerce of the country Just aj much as possible by these favored nation treaties Mr Kasson and most Easterners are not informed as to the magnitude of Californias citrus fruit industry They have little conception of the vast amount of money invested In orange and lemon raising or of the outlay required fo raise oranges and lemeni in this State For instance Kasson expressed the belief that after the initial outlay for land and getting the grove of orange trees started there was nothing to do but to sit on the front porch and watch the trees bear fruit When it came to the hearing though our facts and figures knocked out ail the props the bill had Waters commended the work of Sena tore Perkins and Bard In this matter The danger is temporarily removed but according to Waters view will require constant vigilance to prevent encroschments in places not from any wlshto hurt California but because of the failure of Easterners to recognize theBtates interest in fruit raising As to the prospects of an extra session Waters Is in doubt KLONDIKE RAILROAD CONSIDERED A CERTAINTY it Is Said That Dawsons Need of Coal Wiii Make the Venture a Paying One SEATTLE Wash February 4 The railroad up the Klondike from Dawson the franchise for which was recently applied for by tbe Alaska Exploration Company Is thought to be a certainty by every one who has lately arrived from Dawson according to the Skagway Alaskan IL Rogers says that the road will un aouoieaiy pe ouux next summer ana will prove a profitable venture A narrow fffaute road up Klondike would prove very profitable to the Alaska Exploration Com pany eaia ne ana in raci to every merchant in Dawscn The Intended route of the company is up tho Klondike to Grand Forks There the road will branch out one line continuing up the Klondike to the Alaska Exploration Companys coal mine the other to go up into the mines About 1200000 has been put into this coal mine by the Alaska Exploration Com pany and they are in a fair way to make it pay enormously it tney can get coal to Dawson Wood near Dawson is fast disappearing and there will be enormous amounts made In the coal busness Hence the building of the road There will be plenty of freight to go to the creeks for years to come to keep a small railway busy The coal mine will also supply plenty of business There is rumor prevalent In Dawson ana it is generauy nenevea oy nearly every one that the Canadian Pacific Railway uompany intends to bulla a road to Dawson The Intended route has never been made known SONOMA COUNTY CITRUS FAIR PROSPECTS G00I 6SsOfg McNear at the Head of a i Company Which Is Also to Oper ate Quicksilver Mines SAJfTA BARaaUA February 4 Loa THetosytNaJflJiytuu ranches which waa recently sold to WlUlaimt and others ofc this city by 8 Chapman of San Francisco and which contains M7t acres will soen be developed for oil and its quicksilver mines will aganb worked Williams returned to dav from Sin Vr Cisco where he has organised a company Contnv Costa Flour ilUla Company at Us The new Company proposes spending a big sum Of money fa lit development Twatyegttt mflea of wagon roads will built on It immediately te Teach con veelentSy the quicksilver mines and the new oil territory Threa oil rigs will be sunk immediately In the ranch and some Hsr 1 Cfty saen will be giTen employment The nuitksliver mines have not been worked zor severe years on account of thadinv cultvef rcafhlnz them Th nrh lln 1 he mountains about twelve miles back oi eawa uaroara Mrai Ort Reported to Be Pya SEATTLE February 4 The doctors this af tsfnoon report that Mrs Orr witf of the mlsslng San Franctsean lady gr Last night she fainted twenty ftve times and only the most heroic measures prolonged her Ufa until to dayi The miss lAg WrOrrr as told the dispatches diss appear on Fridajr January iith in com paay with a strange ma ttt lie had conrtd rabla tqeaey joq his person and haa not been seen elBca The poltce believe that be TrttmaHmH Tr muel KSrig piea aVilHfiTCluiIr AK BERNARDINO sbruarr BsueJ Klngf a welltodo resident of San irii eunablr from ean Jaltitrav lififd fllo eaung breakfast and est ik Ltnm nni taia anatoi roora rtr un Keen Competition Among Orange ers for the Three Hundred Dollars in Prizes CLOVERDALE Febrnary 4 The dtN sens of Cloverdaie and Northern Sonoma county are very enthusiastic now over the encouraging prospect for the coming ninth annual citrus fair to be held Ft bru ary 20th to 23d Inclusive There never has bom a year when so much interest waa taken in the fair nor have the prospects frm a fruit tandpolntver ben better and the fair this year will undoubtedly veil i9 vi ouier The board of directors hitirnuaxl nuie Interest among the crania growers by ap it 8eelal Dlipsteb to tbe Chronicle CINCIKKATT February 4 Notwithstanding the miction of Governor Jjah there has been no suspension of the preparations to day for the Jeff rles Ruhlin contest The work has been proceeding at the big hall as heretofore Toe sale of tickets went on the same as last week The programmes were car rled out as usual at the training quarters of Jeffries Ruhlln Martin and Childp The Saeqgerfest Athletic Club and its attorneys after repeated conferences insisted that It will proceed to carry out its programme unless a permanent injunction Is Issued by the courts Arguments will be heard on the petition for an Injunction to morrow and may continue for two days and then judge Hoi lister may reserve his decision for a day or two so that the Indications to night are that there will be no suspension of the preliminary work for some days Statements were repeatedly made today by directors of the Saengerf est Athletic Association that the fight would not be declared off until they had exhausted allj efforts in the courts even to the court of last resort The promot ers of the event insist that they will give a sparring exhibition and come within the provisions of the Ohio statutes for boxing contests They inelst that Governor Nash is mistaken in assuming that the event is to be a prizefight and on this Issue they expect the courts to decide in favor of the Saenger lest Athletic Club Attorney General Sheets will arrive at 7 oclock to morrow morning and participate with other attorneys In the arguments for a permanent Injunction There Is a large array of legal talent On both sides Prosecuting Attorney HofThelmer In reply to the letter of Governor Nash today denied that there was collusion In the cases before Squire Roebllng In which Jeffries and Ruhlin were arraigned orr the charge of training for a prize fight These cases were continued until next Monday HofThelmer wrote to the Governor that If he found collusion in these cases he would have the principals arrested again and arraigned before a Judge of tbe Common Pleas Court The different ministerial aseociations of the city to day adopted resolutions congratulating Governor Nash on his action At the same time the German singing societies that are interested In the Saengerfest guarantee fund have taken action to the contrary The managers of the nght to day Came In conflict with the Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies The telegraph companies refuse to pay the amount demanded for the privilege of having their offices Inside the halt and both agreed that they would have their offices on the outside rather than pay the amount demanded It Is stated late to night that the at torneys for the Saengerfeat Athtetle Aspclatlon will refer to the court the statutes that were passed by the Legislature after the Bourner riots hern In 1884 when the power of authority that IS Usually veted In Sheriffs was conferred upon the Mayors In the cities of the first grade of the first class of Ohio which applies to Cincinnati only In this event it Is flaimed the county officers will be powerless Governor Nash has communicated with county officials nly and not with the Mayor or any municipal omoers Jennes ana everybody at his training quarters came to the city this evening and dined with Manager Cooke and the promoters of the contest and spent the evening in conference over the situation Representatives from the Ruhlln training quarters will also be in the city and they will all be at the courthouse as witnesses and spectators PUGILISTS SEEKING A TEMPTING ODDS LAID AGAINST OLD TORSINAl yppwi tXnfoaBpIIk sri annWmeeanrtth gaanclsco Jockey Club Wither torinytfacklushyr 17KiY TRACBrHUAOwui Bi e1i TtXr fVVfj i ri I tm ii Indx T708 Horses and Weights 107 Vf Darlene nw inraui 17VQ Klnpstelle i tl Art vlfiS 1T40 Florlsta vVVwJS 1743 La CalmaAwi a00 1721 Ponhyry JifJpP Vin I aL iu Ti A A lSi irr II if il ifc 5 4 1 az 122 81 4 10 i i if it it wm 1 1 7 7 I Jockeys Henry OConnOf Buchanan Burns Dominick II an achr Mounce op cL 13 5 100 5 4 0 16 Good start Jenni smmm SEttONDJJACJEpSl and a half furlongs seiyngiyearplds and uj TheEliBOtriQ Plant Suffen jAppidehtandtheStrk Are in Darkness mm I ward purse REY DEL BANDIDOS IS BEATEN THE LAST RACE BY A POOR START IN Indx Darlene Greenock Walkenshaw and El Mido Earn Winning Brackets Only Two FavoritesFin ish in Front Despite the stormy weather fully 1000 people went to Tanforan Park yester day The wind and rain made the usual occupants of the grand stand seek se clusion behind the Incased promenade Where only a partial view of the races could be obtained The Jockeys earned their money especially thesse who had to come through the flying mud and water The winning horses during the after noon were Darlene Torsi na Perlwlp Greenock El Mido anrr Walkenshaw Two were favorites while tempting prices were obtainable against the other four Florista was the first favorite to fool the talent She ran second for a short distance arid then fell to the rear Darlene assumed command on the far turn and won with ease from Thracia Goal Runner was installed favorite In the second event but Torsina with RAnsch In the saddle landed at the Juicy oddis of 6 to 1 while High Hoe Just did beat Goal Runner for the place Cant Dance carried the coin of the talent In the steeplechase but Periwig Who drifted from 8 to 15 to 1 won as she pleased by fully twenty lengths Sutherland got a bad fall on Auriffera but escaped without any injury although stunned for a short time Greenock won the one and a half mile race pretty much as he pleased La Borgia easily beat Rio Chlco for the place The Singer ruled the first choice in the seven furlong dash but was beaten a head by El Mido who finished very strong Novla who led the greater part of the distance came in third Walkenshaw proved an easy winner in the last race at one and a sixteenth miles Rey del Bandtdoa was virtually left at the post J737 1757 1673 1737 1737 1727 861 Horses an ffieighti Twrsuisw IStS lufc Hoe6tvJl104 firm Rnnnerr Swlvl Vohlcer Mocorito 4f iagarao nvinir fim fi102 Malaise 8V So1 Sim Wm An rfltrJ frffij 1 4 6 ii Or 4 A It 3 4 T10 Jockeys RansehK I gi snacpo ni WUOUBur jl Buchanan i 8i ilounce i Henry VB jT iBurnS tlf DOmtnick 1 Weir WnW Op cL 4 6 5 6r 6 ML 4 MO 34 I IS 8 J5 Soodatart rlSenut soni TuiWU ra8g Ca iTB4WScra JUUbUUf uu au7 vi rr Torsina had clear sailing in me going 4r nJ THIRD RACE 0e mile and tnreeuarUrsKnufdtei ConsalaUqn hano I IA can four yearolds and upward purse tk fj i I A Si i i i Thz VaVi ltD tji Indx Horses ana weigpts 1710 Periwig 6 130 1710 Cant Dancea M0 1745 iMestor a JJf n73iCharies Bel 6 1S8 1728 lAuriltera 6 St Std Hm tr Tlo 1 4 4 Fell 1 4 I 20 4 18 20 15 4 TW its 3 10 4 sin TS ton If Jockeys Henry Hues tori Gi Wilson fMcHueh SutherianQ 8 1 7 2 8 15 1 7 5 i Time 323 Good start won easily Secondhand thW easily by Argyle PerL Beratched Wlllian US Periwig displayed sudden improvement Wmnefi AW Stamboura gii BUSINESS HOUSES I SORE PRESSED IMrMyVfcMENTS CfS PtATEp THE THRivlJ ALASKA TOWN An rip Railway to Be Ceij to Haul Freiflht and Ore Public Utilities 1o BV Consolidated 1753 FOURTH RACE Qne mile and purso ww Indx 17i 1718 1704 1H9 17J1 Hnrui nnd Tjpl2ht Greenock 4 110 La Borgia Kto untco a Uarda 6 Don Lulst haffr f6ur yeir otds a Fin4 Jockeys I St Std JAm Str Kb fh iF i fi 1 8 1 i 221 IubS iS 1 111 4 lh 28 368 8 I iiA Sh it 4 20 4 30 1 11 1 4 6 upwards Op1 CL 1 tsuru OConnor Mounce Henry Ei Jones ii rtt 8 5 2 T5 20 10 25 Tlme V24 Good start WOheasll say Scratched Arttila 50 wiJ JPVvlrtiaaLRSrn Tnd winner ponorr jji iurMjr jC A FIFTH RACEStx and a half furlongs selling fonrvyearolds and up I T4 ward purse t3S0 Indx 1487 1784 1516 17S1 1678 1434 1123 1735 1690 1791 Horses and Weights fSt Um ym m7 FA Mido 5 The Singer 4 Novla 6 Osmond 5 Salvado 5 Clarando 5 March Seven 4 Necklace a Parmenlon 4 Devereux 4 100 103 101 S8 aoo S3 96 164 6ii 4J4 22 81 62 32 TH In SI 10 4 4 1 71 8 it i 10 ItrTTPo Th 1 Jockeys Dominick i iiru4f liUCUEUlUJl Dajniman Henry Mounce Brodln Daly OConnor Ransch Op 10 20 10 4 3d 4 6 15 10 100 6 8 25 Tlme le 007K 044 8 16J57H 6ttf Won drivlne Winner Dobla Campbell a Fair start dred Ethel El Mido came fast at the end invt a by Imp Sir Mo Necklaoe stopped badly SIXTH JtACEQne mile and a sixteenth selling four year olds andup I 1 ward purse nw Indx 1749 1199 1722 1466 1673 678 1735 Horses and Weights Walkonshawi a 112 TvaeAntt I 109 hr Tjti1fd6s 109 Klo nannon Hi Socialist 6 108 RufalhJL ai 107 Jim McCleevy 5 112 ItT 6 19 3 1 4 2 I 10 1 TT Str 1 2 2 1 6 12 4 5 3 55 7 22 4 I 65 62 7 13 it 45 6 IB 8 4 1 4 2 if 1 Jockeys Bullman OConnor Mounce Kelly Dominick Henry Hail Op Cl T6 2 60 5 2 20 rj 12 2 200 6 30 100 Entries and Weights The card for this afternoon is as follows First rate Sii furlongs four yar ol3 nd ap Index Weight Under Weight 1449 Joe Ripley 11SI Tame IrUhmn 100 Wnrlng 10ii 1U2 ilodwena 107 1624 Grey Bob KXH 1824 Santa Lurla 107 5 Vassal 10y ri33 Mlm Madpllne104 1T33 Moulanlc tOf 1457 Lnulw Hooker107 16S1 Har Gwynnell2 17 Barney lot fiecoud race Throe furlongs two year oliis purse ColittWe iiSj ITai Maraschino IIS Lcelen Apple 1 Ymi You Ui by 118 1730 Victoria HO Anna 113 1721 Rosewar 115 Sol 115 MBrattalntm Klni Herald Its 1685 Klrby 118 1721 Larehetta U5 Third race Seren furlongs four year olds and upnrard selling Barrack lOOi 173S Mortnga 109 IT13 Menda loi 1T23 Bao tto 100 1743 Casdale Kip 12V2 Sir Hampton It 17S5 Klmella 101 1575 Iamecbus 10J 1742 Foul Flay 1041 1749 nurdurl too 1626 ShepardH4J 1680 Dr Marks 1CKI Fourth race One mile three year olds and upward on ners handicap 174S Dandy Jim 1700 The Fretter 90 Tnme 1 16 OH 6 16 032 7 16 044 111s LU mile 114SJ1 W6m 15U4 Good start except eancuaos wonaunj loxier ow tmrL DfuhartiPearl Street Scratched Lamachus 112 wamenshaw TeVels ln the going Bancildoe off very badly and closed 11 a big gap Socialist apparently did not like the going nil ice lidy DO 1711 Vulcaln jy 1718 Ordnun nil Bathos yo Fifth race One mile tbrre year olde purse 1T43 Compass 100 1741 Edrs Brown 1M aoV8 Silurian 107 1732 Archibald 110 1748 Slap Dash 107i 172U Tyr 110 1741 BaTassa loo 1740 George Dewey 107 Sixth raceSU furlongs four ear olds selUnj 1S29 Cuoteau lliii 17 Snnello 108 1734 Uaydlne 114 1470 Talma lltt 1738 Ullary 106 1504 Favorlta 1W 1611 Satan 11 17S3 Tlng a Llog 114 1738 MaeLarra 110 1725 Sam Howard no I486 Daniel IOC 1735 Siaquoc 10 5 rett won Grey Forge second Fase Laa tt1 rrtrrii VMN One mile Cluster won Prince Real sec ond Belie Hlmpeon imra Six furlongs handlcap Thurles won Gertrude Elliott second Sakatuck third one inlle selling Fleeting Moments won Meggs second Harry Preston third Seven furlongs selling Ciales won Jockey Joe second Harry Duke third Time 12S I SICAM0RE SAYS HE WANTS A FLYING START ANTHONY THE WINNING HOUND am BATTLE GROUND iMuminm jw 10 oo usa in premiums which is a greater sum than has ever been tiven for thJapufpoee and already It good nflience Is being ft by the larrantimhr of grower wbowUl comnete for the ftrr prtt of 350 Saturday the director In a body vUIUd aa the growers in this tectlcn front Pre ton on the north to theitallan 8wisa colt ony on the south President Brush was elated over the good result the visit and Mated that he ntnritw the fruit lopknner nor the trees more heavily loaded with the golden fruit than far the cas this year He particularly spoke of th orchards at Preston ----Haa fti Scalp Shot Away CHICO rebruarv 4 Ward ku Chlco of a fatal accident which occurred In Chlco canyon Saturday lng Jtob4 ert Harvey aged It and a younger brother were out hun Una and while crosslnsr a ravin the smallerboy fell and his weapon was discharged th entire contents of one barreJiOiMhe jptn strtkirjf RobertIn the face tearing hi scalp away Part of tha shot entered the brain The injured boy lingered until to day at 3J5aclockv Don lasVy aoTacorni i DUKSityiB Tebruaiirli When th north botind Oregon express had passed Delta this morning Ousts Jthode Who occupied a lower berth in a tourist cari was found dyings HU remain were taken off at Duntmulr by the comoanrs physician ind will be returned to Red Minor Stars Forbidden to FtQht in II linots Take Train for Wisconsin CHICAGO February 4 Somewhere In Southern Wisconsin a special train bearing Eddie Croak and Young Peter Jacjf Son prize fighters George Slier referee nd a crowd of sporting men intent upon witnessing a flghr is bound for a battleground of Indefinite location The Sheriff ol every county in Wisconsin in which the fight can possibly take place has been warned by tbe Governor to slop the hgnt at ail hasards and the Governor has informed the railroad that if they carry around prite flghters intent upon break ing the law of Wisconslrne will proceed against them as abettors Th ftrht waa nriirlnsllv sehftrfulAd trtr Belvldere ill but the officials of Illinois uelng appealed to sent worn marine ngnt must not taxe piece in me mate a special train was ordered and theflehters with their friends started on their Wis consin invasion As soon as Governor La Follette heard the pews he took steps to prevent it rne ngnt may come on De fore mornlnsr but If it does it will be in spite of the vigilance of Wisconsin officials ana not witmn reacning distance of a Sheriff of that State CHICAGO February 6 At an early hour this morning it is reported that the special train has gone to Gilberts 111 where preparations are being made to hold th fight BROKE HIS RIGHT HAND IN THE FIRST ROUND Form Forecast First race Montanlc Waring iuum Vila Second race Rosewar Kirby and Lsrghetta Third race lioringa Barrack and Sir Hampton Fourth race The Lady Ordnung and Vulcaln Fifth race Silurian Edna Brown and Tyr Sixth race Sisquoc Bunello and Mac IAren Gossip of the Turf Boyle Loses BI Rant With Simms After One Minutes Work in Which Ha Received Punishment PiTTSBURO February 4 Notwiih ttsnding th rigorous protest of the United Presbyterian Ministers Association and the threat of May or Dlehl that ha would take steps to have the amusement licenses of the Grand Opera house and the Avenue Theater revoked the scheduled fight between Art Smm of Akron and Frank Beyle of Pittsburg took place tonight in the latter theater before a crowded house i 8u far as the fighting was concerned the boat was a miserable failure Before the first round had gene thirty second 81m ma nut hii mtndown with two terrific punches In the fac JSotU got to his feet The Judges at Tanforan Park have notified McHugh that hs will not hereafter be allowed to accept any mounts over the jumps The steeplechase on Saturday would indicate that something must drop it it is proposed to Keep me sport clean Welghtsjfor the Burns handicap are to be announced next Monday Waring was quite a good sprinter around New Tork and is likely to win his flrst start in California The dam of Periwig is the California bred mare Perl who as a two year old was overshadowed by her stable companion Fairy She was a shifty filly and teat Santa Ana several races over the Lou Angeles track The San Francisco Jockev Club is ar ranging to have the Bpecia four cornered race run over again next Saturday An effort is being made to have the eame jockeys but this may not be possible There exists much doubMn regard to the merits of Articulate and Canmore and race goers would like to see them come together again Martin Isathanpon is due to reach here to day Loates the famous English jockey was at the track yesterday PETITION FOR SEVENTY FIVE DAYS OF RACING Liptan Mails a Formal Request for a Modification of the Conditions for the Yacht Race GLASGOW February 4 In conversation with a reporter Of the Associated Press Captain SICftmore who Is to command the Shamrock II strongly approved of the proposal to abandon the arrangement allowing each boat in the races for the Americas cup two clear minutes In which to get started He favored the flying start now almost universal in yacht A formal request that th condition should be so modified was mailed on January 30th as was also a request that provisions be made in the agreement allowing the Shamrock three weeks to refit after her arrival on the other side and that another measurement of the yachts be made at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Instead of at the Erie basin NEW YORK February 4 John Oddie secretary of the New Tork Yacht Club and a member of Its facing committee when shown the above dispatch said This is the flrst I have heard of this matter So far as our elub and our committee are concerned we have considered the conditions as already settled We have el3 yet not received any intimation from the other side that there is any desire in those quarters for a change of the conoi tionb governing the race If the request was mailed on January sum it ougnt to reach us toward the end Of this week The racing committee will undoubtedly then be at once called together HOTEL PROPRIETOR SHOT AND KILLED BY GAMBLER Many targe Property Owners in San Mateo Sign an Appeal to the Supervisors REDWOOD CITY February 4 An effort is being made to have the Board Of Supervisors reconsider its action In limiting the racing In the county to thirty five days Charles Davis who is employed by Prince Ponlatowski as coachman is circulating a huge petition asking that the Board of Supervisors reconsider its recent action and limit racing to seventyseventy fire days in each year The petition bears several hundred signatures of some of the heaviest taxpayers In the county There was considerable lobbying this forenoon and many of the turfmen of San Francisco were apparently anxious about bringing the petition to a hearing Eariy in the afternoon It waa decided not to present the petition itttll after the Legislature adjourn TheresBenis to bexome rear on the part of those who have the matter In charge that some legislation may be enacted unfavorable to Tanforan aiorc irwLn majority ox tne citizens of 1i5S X9XA sgfjapp53B ding to night for the Coroner to hold an ii the count of four bat glmms soon had inmAr 1 ia nfl nj ft ii nun on me run ana a iter cue or tvro more passe Boyle went Jftnplng to hlsMrner ajn7 7tr tite ax Fiai aoc va fttottSii Tbe referee cave th aKtwu wmmiMi Inquest The dead man had been in Hat tecictaan ijernaromo county and waa on hUvwaytoTacomC 7Tr ssra4lira2DBiSr tt tarns Siaii geuerai impression i mat tne Board may reconsider their action aid grant the prayer of the petition Between now and March 4th considerable lobbying will be done Results at New Orleans Jf KWORlEANSi February 4 Resuits IS5SS iiiiYi yJLi jfSS 33ii5 isnseaa third Time MX One mil and a Quarter selling Pat Gax Murderer Evades Pursuers by Hiding in His Own House but Suirenr aers nimseii CRESCENT CITYj February 4 Pat Gay a gambler shot and killed Marcus McMarara proprietor of tK American Hotel about 53Q oclock last night Gay was taking part in a game Of cards In the barrooni of the hotel when ha became obnoxious to McMarifa who barred htm from the play and finally ordered him from the house Gay after going home and sadding his horse returned and made another attempt to enter the game and was again ordered from the room He went outside and began shooting down the street McMarara went out and stopped the shooting As he turned to re enter the saloon he received a shot from Gays pistol In the back lust below the heart from which he died in a short time Gay mounted his horse and left immediately and although the Sheriff and his deputies began Immediate pursuit they found no trace of hint He had gone only a short distance and returned to his own house He surrendered himself at 430 oclock this morning AN AMERICAN SOLDIER LED THE PANAMA TROOPS With a Krupp Gun He Held the Entrance to the City ndih9jibtion Firiany Fizzled VICTORIA Cfe February 4r Hl majestys ship Ampblon arrived at Esquimau this afternoon to jelnthe British Pacific fleet ShetopreI en route at ranaima to witdfcthe interest of BrltUh residents durinilitfosrrisif the belhon This the officers eutte amounted the county have signed the petition The i 1it uJf than a good warm elecaon at tne Hoard may lH uU Vrer oUJe contenng narties treroirmnl An utJclr on Pun fema was hourly expected but the Govern ent troops led by an American named Itoose a soldier of fortuneheld the one entrance to tne euyv witnai Kxupp gun 1 Off the California eeast an Open boat filled vain wiierwH sigofea i nere was noth traLVamscmvnnnVSja fUra4 A Oflke Uotitgosttty Ut Results of the Four Rounds of Coursing at th Valleja Club Park VAIXEJO February 4 Theceufslngat the Valleo Coiirslpg Club Parkto ay resulted as follows Open stake first round Gold Ore beat Bridget Clara Daylight beat Bic2aunt Little Beauty beat Lexington Masterpiece beat Snip CarrlsdnG4mecopkbeat Frisco Boy Binnockbura beat Mountain Beauty Jim Anthny beat Ctockyk Hill Tom Hurlick beat Magnetto Lydette beat Mosquito Nleht Time beat Flirt IJiac I eat Master Buck Uncle Nd beat IXls He onne Statesman beat Frisco Lass Juliet beat Glenore Srlvanus beat Snoot ouia Roguish Antics beat Harleah Gladys Bono beat Veto Pasha Queen beat Oov ernor Mac Linton beat Advance Guard Ready Always beat St CataWne SJr Lawrence beat Gladys Weller Tammany beat Injury High Born Lady beat Cotton Bait Tod Sloan beat Maid Of the Hill Hy Selection beat Password Petrohiusbeat lie Rocklin Belle boat Real Olory Low ttcder beat Racy Anecdote Montana Jack beat Wandering Tom Bald Eagle beat uuaiey uiamond vjommander beat jro A rtfid Palm Flower beat King Lemore Second round Daylight beat Gold Ore Masterpiece beat Little Beauty Gamecock neat nannowcburn Jim Anthony beat Tom Hurlick Night Time beat Lydette Lilac beat Uncle Ned Statesman beat Ju 11 a 1 Wa vSrw 1 ujiTMiui uci rvuguisa auuci union beat Ready Always Rono beat Pasha Oueetii Blr Lawrence beat Tamany High Born Lady beat Tod Sloan My Selection boat Petronlus Lowlander beat Rocklin Sel Jontaa beat Bald Eagle Plm Flower beat Commander Third roundMasterplece beat Daylight Anthony beat Gamecock Night Time beat Lilac Sylvanua beat Statesman Rono beat Linton Sir Lawrence beat High Bom Lady My Selection beat Lowlander Palm Flower beat Montana Jack Fourth round Anthony beat Maettr plece Sylvan us beat NierhtTfm sftm rence beat Rono Palm Flower beat Mr Seection Final Anthony beat Sir LawTeqoe DOGS ARE DRAWM FOR THE MIDWEEK STAKE New Rule at Union Coursing Park Brings Evenly Matched Hounds Tpgethar The card for the greyhound race at Union Coursing Park to morrow is a reserve stake of sixty entries nearly aU of which are well snatched Among In hounds are two new ones Li Roy and Gold Bug Le Roy is by Ben Bolt out of Pet Kirby and is a brother of Ben Klrby S2S W5rt JtM ur A San Jos uvuiu oouuujr irirja rnena out of Wtld flower The hounds as a whole are more ni i at8 a ult pf the new yule wiitSnotnteLln th open stakeof U2wlng Jaturday and Sunday The race will begin to morrow at oclock sharp rain or shine The dogs were drawn mk ts suty BtrtesE vs Sleety ilist aphot ts Le Eoy Ulster Pjrt Eojind Abcucxsysenioa Piste Boyslist Three CheertAlstaeda lii ti FiSrtr itera Lawrtoffi ts McKlnisyi Csiesoe vs Prairie Prta Sfe Br2to Btm i uSrrtMtsKtJontioner TsL riHfaiPtedt Password ys Ito MpwasBassgBraan vs OHsis MSBBie PJesssBt ftastr Ooid DsylUrbtTHsif Sfk7 Bbm 9 orTSJJmsIaJnry ts t2Zii Jfife au7Wtitanrt km Tie Doetoe ri Miss Wilson A Tile iiaasMHt4therst round look to he i QSZiQFwrtottr Mors Law renee Cascsdj Hnrrtcsae Contrlr Colonel lanq meni Xormerryieonsplcuoua Ui the manufatureofbieyetapamandacsa oriee nave organtted th Automobile and CjcteJarU CompanyiWlth an authorlxed ikenoVerffomqanuVyiSoij Spcilpisrtcb to tl Chronicle TACOMA Wash February tj preauown or tne sicagway plant on January 28th has cautei trouDte xne gynamos Burned cannot pe reptacea ror two Reeii1 only are tne streets in totaldi but Wahjr places of business m4j yatanouses nave to reaort to Mt pf makeshlfta for light Lackeft sene lamps and the small qutitJ vu iu i sus a us maae it CeetkJ fpr thiose who need light to pra21 greatest economy 3v Skagway pauers announce tMfi portant improvements are liri platlori for that City this Sear jQal tier of Tacoma and ofeattie who control ther Ught and Power pOmpany projB purchase and consolidate wtth companys plant the Skagway jr iworks ana Telephone systemt will then secure water powerfnru operation of tne eiectnc lights during the summer The same men propose to trreat freight warehouses on Slut water front and build a two mils trie rkllway to move frelglit froaj wharves to White pass Hallroad i ore shipments from the lallrM steamerai They figure that wKHat years 200000 tons of merchanUti be harvdled annually on Siapj wharves The franchise for tun str railway will soorr be asked foftl also nrODosed to establish a large for forking Slsagway granite iud ny electrical suppiiaiucB piuuesui Bhi Dried taeoUffd cities lor bulldlngf poses In competition with stoti rae9A Tnn iintiilrVa KILLED MAN HE THOUGHt HAD WRONGEOIHI TM Don Carrolton a Minfna Man Shootot jBprMtrdowney at Rampart im I Then Surrenders SEATTLE fWash February iV I part City oh the lower yukoh faoela its strict observance of lawand otitA at last produced a tragedy BaneadosH the extreme DonCarroIton one of the most nent mtnlnff men In the distrlctsliisi instftntlv killed Joseoh Muldowra i employe of the North American TrsxaJ ration ana JtraairujLojnytcjr on ber 6th The cause of the shooting Mj in the oriel report sent out jatnaii ton believed himself la ba an ot husband and smartine Under his either real or fancied took the lit his own bacas pil After ktlllns the alletred desDOilrH4 home Cairolipn surrendered to thcM snaj ana Tvaivtuacea jail jcuimam coran oi the steamer uaraiion broueht the news did not learn earl about the proceeding subsequent trasredv or the state of the nubllol ie as to the merits of the case Th Jift4 nenco of an tne parues concerned ts binediwltb the fact that Mrs SarrolUiJ a HWrv firattv woman and a aoclsJ bni Ite has added to the interest In thewal I mmm 2 DRIVEN JIsSANl BY ALASKAN HARDSrf lossii tlABlQ Vi Si 35venUi Thesuf turihir sltuatloi tbe Dril byifhlf ablelof Mrs 0 Granta Mfrid Gives Wa tr IhA Clinm 11 ruMATv Skaoyay fiEATLB fWaslj February i 4 more example of the peculiar lfliaajj Alaska haa on people subjected and hardships Is found In the KiWi breakdown7 of Mrs Grant lhTUiASnbiv 7Hi ttiA jit Aflrner FLrftll which arrived here to day tWBtJM i iLtw iir rsAr WiAs trefSB i tt wu jfiia jiajj hv way out from Dawson during tl Alaska was in the hands of a otltn Kverytning possioie was aoneiorrcjw ion outsne waa nevertnetess upj aasuinln Boutfteri interest 1 jbtmentr ISqut thi tie Uni The pacific their di waaum interest and ht jiaclllUet pinles 1 InTman tee rat mtnl oi clfici with th Bouthw gjrstein self eve pf theC it is 1 Harrtm propertj UBtU th I jrru5 erty car lines ui adoptioi trust nc inot uauioti eanvaSs have de ylUinot create a Pacific therefot Interest inlteiyi femPaV bonds 1 Wd shares owned The en this of the Rallwa pahysh stocks def aulti lflCvCoi other uch le lheJioU the lor shall ct the an shall bf If This thortty Pacific lease I that ore Pacific conaMerjLhlAATnrimirB and fatlefW i I i i i wnen sne reached SKarway en ma wA Wit inttrtiii1 thsHCH outhiontkeBamer Some tijtSai eeith ulllnr Uh rrn hm InarrS sailing Mrs Grant became Xruarrsf strain her Her mental collapse toR to do ony temporary as wnen so i mis city sne was consjperaii tut Qh 1 tabttn nn th TtHnC feist by her husband who It UvcW attenaanc upon ner to Elect Senatorstfel SAl4Eil iQzk February iW IM tcrlal ballot to day jsias as follow betteiSi Smith JSrMcBHde Xinimm 7 Fulton Moore JiXeweiiv MIdLKfVA jirar i juwwwiv1 aW MnnrV Phrriiiry 4 XBvJli Kmrrn CVuai theaieiefsa mllllonalr KtSMi dirt seventeen votes result of the ballot for Bens tor to dsji lot wa Msntlevig3 fdrlv i result or tne Dnuot was aianuerfj 2nm i lilt Frank ooperi Mag4nrdsJ Jno rao iiorrman a fZTl1 TTV Til VrrAc MISCELLANEOUS CMXtXt TKeiGhoice of BSJudges Baltiaore JPi fMemL hj 5 Emm IftPEI rraneis lVIkn xd Reic speech fwepn iWntiftu which tostr Clumber enrne 5ho relen iW in weunt htxi Jltered ences elvds on from th JTlSny a cor i ei S2rS5ar i i TSZsM4iiri ir OBrJenjthePlrisijrgasebari CluW frtibaseman died iipaJ Pnotolxv AiTvflundayinghu imssi TelJjBoastl pJrJPj ISjfa il i4 Governh ROM itack opened ftrnoV Wtse 1 erta to teautn hve fitted ffifk th wi iiAfter Go to is3 S8SK 1 jJs mtw St 3 WrZs i 54 ass5 iT ItHnmA rmmi.