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3 I ft A ft Jp fg js 2V a Ci4j 5 4 jet rSl 8 yj jj I SAJX JmAJZGISQO OHHOKIOIiE SUOTAT J1TUBT 13 hSL 3 nmciumi FiST tOliNGSTER Capturestfie Follansbee Han dloapwJVeryJjnpres sive Jtyje GOLDEN AGE OUTRUN mTHEJ50NQEsST ANDREW a -BATHOS PROVES THE THE WINNER OF CANDELARIA STAKE Ji 3 190J feS3 Is a hP Je S1 swsjfrM CtfROISIGLE RAGING GMART A i OAKLAND RACE TRACK Saturday January 1S0L Thlrty stxtb flay of the eighth annual meeUny of the CaUfornla Jockey Club Weather cloudy track alushy 1636 Indx 1614 1564 1223 1651 KB 15S3 1541 1325 FIRffT RACE FIT furlong selling three year olds purse JJOCv Bt Hm Hw Btr Fin FT Horses and Weights im 100 Darlene VJAULUUVM A Wardman 4107 Follow Me 105 Ubble Elkln103 Inatante 100 Katnenne Enniaioi Catherine Bravol00f I 2 4 2TT 42 i 141 SS I SS 7H 11 tto 14 a In 41 1 10 I JockeyaT OConnor Buchanan UD at iTawiey Mounce Domlntck Basalng er Phelan Op CL STTQ 6 7 6 10 so 15 12 2 13 5 a io 15 Etsenco the Only Favorite to Finish in jFront LiUnus Darlcnot and Tiburon Earn Winning Brackets Articulate added to bla fame bycap turing the FOllancbee handicap at Oak land eBjerday most impressive style Judging by his two last performances Articulate Is the champion of the hree yearolda now racing in Callfornlc He Isjawot der in the going that prevailed I ysurday and can certainly beat all the threeyear oId in the mud He 1 possessed of a phenomenal turn of speed and the way he caught Golden Age the first sixteenth of a mile was a perfect revtatlon as BuUman was off flying and doubtless had instructions to cut out a killing pace The Foliansbee i handicap was the fourth event on the card and seven horsea sported colors Golden Ags the cfacfe of the Hildreth table wua installed favorle at 8 to fi and had the strongest BUDDorL Ar ticulate opeaed up at 2 to 1 but went to to Th other starters were ac cdrdeJ but scattering support Imported Broadbrim the black horse from Brit ish Columbia ruling third choice There wa a delay of fully twenty minute at the post Twlc Articulate refused to break but he did not start any too well jhtnthe barrier finally shot up He was moving however and running past hl3 aiia with an electrical burst of speed collared Golden Age before one sixteenth of a mils had been traversed He ran past the favor lta and soon opened up a gap of three or four lengths covering the first three furlongs in thirtythirty seven seconds which is certainly fast time for a slushy track Passing the nalfriulle pole Articulate led Golden Age almost five lengths with the others hopeisssly out of the hunt Amidst the Intends excltetsent of the spectators Golden Age began gradually to overtake Articulate Less than two lengths separated the colts as they swung into the stretch and the backers of the favorite grew Jubilant as got on closer terms Even money was freely offered at this stage of the rac thai Golden Age would win but Articulate drew away again and on by a length and a half in the fast time of 1 29 Itany thing Articulate was urged too much in the first quarter Golden Age ran a good race but he did not have quite enough speed to do battle with Articulate The wjnntiac of the latter colt was immensely popular and there was a display of general enthusiasm when the winner came back to the Judges stand A on the preceding three days but on at solitary favorite landed during the afternoon Darlene a bay filly in Ir Rowelis stable easily beat Companion in the first race at five furlongs Eaienc the odds on choice in the second race captured the event after Astor bad led the greater part of the Journey The third race at five furlongs resulted in a close finish for Litmus El Sonoro and El Kara the first securing the verdict The Candelaria handicap had five starters and iettors were unable to decide between Telamon The Fretter and Bathos Bathos proved an easy winner while The Fretter beat Telamon for third money Tiburon proved the winner In the last Vent but there is no doubt that Prestidigitator would have won with an even break Gossip of the Turf Articulate is the most widely discussed race horse in California Just at present Ten thousand dollars was refused for the colt before yesterdays race and now he Is valued at a much higher figure after his brilliant and clean cut victory in the Foliansbee handicap In fact his youug owner Will de Lopez stated yesterday afternoon that Articulate waa no longer in the market although a man on Montgomery street is said to have an option until Monday noon John Mackay presented the service of Imvorted St Andrew to young De Lopea for his Australian mare Utter and the re jsult of the union was Articulate one of The best youngsters seen here in many a day Articulate comes by his racing qual ttles honestly He combines the blood of Musket and St Simon which has proved aucn a grea success especially in aus Bt Time 013 4 J7 4 101 Fair start Won easily Second and third driving Winner Dr Rowelis by imp Esher Aunt Jennie Companion stopped the last quarter 1 Q7 SECOND RACE rOne mile and an eighth selling four year olds and up lyj ward purse 200 lndx Horses and Weights 1829 ltll 1629 15S7 1605 Essence 4101 Astor ft 106 None Such losi The Buffoon 4 101 The Bobby 4 10J BT 3 1 2 4 UmrSSTKmT TS7 12 Str Fin 22 1H dlH 12 1HSH2C SI 2 5 3 10S15 4 2 4 4 4 10 415 BBSS Jockeys Buchanan OConnor Bergen Phelan Dominick Op1 CL 6 1 20 5 6 4 30 Time 013 038 1H 131 mile 145 1H 168 Good start Won cleverly Winner Burns Waterhouses by imp St Andrew Extract The Bobby did not Ilka the going BASEBAL1 It MUE FOMElf SEASON 4 3 PS jt wot SViS i 5 9 fw gnmvTM hiv Jr 3 4l AjC8 lei 4t ec WJ StitMr Will Be a Four Club ganization as Last Year Or VA Pf Vf 5 i i i i B4 fj Tt KOfr it IS LiOKED IFOR Kf fe xl a Forward To Bt Helena Star January lL i i MISCELLANE0U6 i nit ASlHJIfSTOlIACr un teMea the Real Cews ofXSoir LOS ANGELES WILL TAKE THE PLACE OF STOCKTON MANAGER EW1NG OF THE OAKLANDS HAS SIGNED A STRONG TEAM i rOO THIRD RACE Five furlongs selling three year olds purse S30O Indx Horses and Weights St to Hm Str Fin Jockeys top Cl 1414 JUtmuo aos TH i 51 1 Buchanan 1474 El Sonoro 100 31 IS IHSn Dominick 1C10 El Kara 103 3 SH4HSHS Mounce 3 1207 SubUme 100 7S ft 61 4 Ransch 6 12 1664 Estelada 100 5 5h 6 H4 6 8 JMartin 6 12 1683 Scotch Belle J00 2 ShSi fS SB Fauntleroy 6 15 1514 Qraylette 106 4 8a 72 72 OConnor 6 6 1U0 Pegalong 102 8H SS S3 Weir 60 160 1664 IMarion Bristol 101 7 4h 72 9 Basslnger 60 Tlme 018 088 104 Good start Won first three driving winner Summers Cos by imp Candlemas Helea Scratch Litmus lucky to win Was off in the lead El Earn not hustled enough the first part FOURTH RACE Seven furlongs Foliansbee handicap three year olds ana upward purse aiauu 1639 Indxl Horses and Weights St jm Hm Str Fln Jockeys Op Cl ISO Articulate 3 12tl 1 1 IS IS Tl FlH Mounce i TTP6 1609 Golden Age 3 123 3 22 24 25 23 2 BuUman 8 6 8 5 1616 Gibraltar 6 130 2 SS 33 3 3 31 34 Jenkins 6 10 1611 Herculean 4 118 4 BH 4H 4H 4H 41 Jones 8 162C5 Imp Broadbrim 51 7 7 Bh 6h 62 62 Turner 4 6 1611 Bouodlee 4 103 1 4H 6H 7 63 66 Buchanan 6 8 1S21 Kod Badge 3 101 SS 7 62 7 7 Basslnger 8 20 The Sohedule of Games for the Season of Eight Months la Practically the Same as That of Last Year Tlme 012 037 1 0J 128 Bad start Won all out Winner de Lopes br by Imp Bt Andrew Utter Scratched Vulcaln 128 Gold Or 132 Telamon 116 Articulate got the worst of the break but was off flying He headed Golden Age the first sixteenth and was easily the best There was a delay at the post 1640 Indx 1604 1627 1628 1622 1629 FIFTH RACE One mile and seventy yards Candelaria handicap three year olds and upward purse 8500 Horses and Weights Bathos 4 99 The Fretter 5 116 Telamon 3 98 Sybarls 6 103 RloChlco 6 96 sir 4 2 5 1 IF 5 TS5T T5 Sn S3 48 94m Str Fin TWTF 21 2H 4 10 4 6 6 6 14 2 1 86 46 5 Jockeys Buchanan Mounce Domlntck OConnor Ransch 5p7 8 6 6 IS F2 6 2 2 6 30 Tlme 70 yards 0 04 024H H049H Good start Won easily Winner Mi Crias Scratched Herculean 105 The going suited Bathos Rio Chlco off badly 1154 mile 143 lm 70 yards 147 orans ch by imp Batnampton Indx 169T 16M 1600 1390 1591 SIXTH RACE Six furlongs selling three year olds and upward purse 6400 Str FIST 1641 Horses and Weighta Tiburon 6 109 Prestidigitator 4 iu Hleh Hoe VJi Great Bend 6 112 Pat Morrlsaer a 109 VeraKua a 109 StT 6 1 4 2 Left TimT 57 Ts 44 IS 6 Si 21 6 12 31 4H 2 1 4 1 1 3 6 2 ns S3 4 1 6 JockeysT OConnor Mounce Basslnger Domlntck Buchanan Miller CpT 8 6 6 6 3 2 40 7 8 7 5 100 Tlme 024 050 116H Bad start Won handily Winner Smiths Lulu Scratched Simon 109 Birdie Stone 89 Prestidigitator beaten at the start High Hoe off flying count at present by Imp Friar Tuck Pat Morrisaey no ac DETERMINED TO HOLD THE FIGHT trails Simon is the leading race borse fc jT fr fc i WL i 5 i 1 sire tn the world having given to the turt the Prince or weies derby winners Persimmon and Diamond Jubilee St Andrew is one of the few sons of St Simon ever imported into America With limited opportunities he has now racing in California Vesuvian Articulate and Andrlsa These are three of a kind that no other stallion out her can in any way equal Utter is the only Martini Henrbmare ever imported to Atnerca Martini Henri a son of the famous Musket was a great race horse winning several Derbies and the classic Melbourne cup The dam of Utter wajUralla by Chester It will be seen even by the most superflcal student of breeding that Articulate is grandly bred Randall is back from Montana He states that everything is favorable for a good meeting at Butte According to Randall the right men are in charge The season will open on July 2d The sale yesterday was very much of a flixla nearly all the horses of any account being bought in for the owners i Money Getters at New Orleans JEW ORLEAffB January 12 Sum xnjary On mile and a sixteenth selling Indian won Emigre second Randy third Time 23 Six furlongsLady Curxon won Barricade second Mitt Bovkln third Time 124 Handicap steeplechase rnort course Harve won Divertisement second JBrakeraan third Time S37H The Genttlly handicap six and one half furious Ed Garland II won Bummer second Moroni third Time 130 Seven furlongs selling1 Bean won Quite Right second Gracious third Time 1404 Six furlongs Lady Contrary won Wood Trice second ocr vener tniro nme jzf lllfcl Mill I ll Baseball Games in the South XOS ANX3ELI3S January 1L The Maier Zobelelna easily defeated the Ban Di egos to day by a score of 13 to In the seventh inning the Zs batted out five runs and in the next inning they took three more which gave them 1 be game 10101310 tW Saenaerfest Directors After a Lengthy Meeting Announce That the Contest Will TakePlace CINCINNATI January 12 The directors of the Saengerfest Athletic Association to day held several Informal conferences with their attorneys and then there was a meeting of all the stockholders and members at 3 lasting until 6 when the following was given to the press Notwithstanding the opposition and difficulty confronting us in endeavoring to carry out a project that we have felt from its lnclplency was not only feasible and right but also permitted by law we announce that we shall continue In the course heretofore outlined tror several aaya tne aireciors ox in Saengerfeet Athletic Club have prepared bulletins to be Issued to the press but none of these has created as much local comment as the one Issued to night It was generally believed after a general meeting of the shareholders that the Jef frles RuhUn fight and its preliminary would be declared off but the Saengerfest Association now seems to be aetermineu to fight it out themselves notwithstanding the local betting is still at odds on the fls ht belns finally declared off Before leaving his office to day Mayor Flelschmann announced that he would bo in New York all of the coming week and he repeated his statement that he would not issue a permit to the Saengerfest Athletic Club until two days previous to the fight and that It would be a permit for a sparring exhibition such as la permitted under the Ohio statute There Is very bitter feeling now between the members of the Saengerfest Athletic Club and the friends of Mayor Flelschmann GOOD RACING THE RULE AT THE COURSING PARK Hawkins May Fight MoGovern The Twentieth Century Club Is trying to arrange a match between Terry Mc Govern and Dal Hawkins and If it succeeds in doing so the tight win take place In this city In April The light will be at the lightweight limit of 133 pounds and Hawkins Is figured to be the best man to match aralnst the Terrible Ternrs Haw kins all but beat Frank Erne In this city and he had three terrinc contests witn Gans when the latter was fighting honestly Gans won two of the battles Hawkins won one and he all but won the other two which were whirlwind affairs It Is by no means certain that the Twentieth Certury Club has matched Sharkey and McCoy for February Manager Jim Kennedy will try to get Jeffries and Ruhlln to come out here if they cannot bring off their light in Cincinnati GOLF MATCHES ON THE PRESIDIO LINKS wore oau jLfirsut Lfc KV mi Msler ZoebelelnS 0 0 0 3 0 5 IS Jilts 9 errors 4 Batteries Doyle and Mangerlna galls bury and Adams Umpire Earley SAN BERNARDINO January12 The game of baseball between San Bernardino and the Levys to day resulted in favor of the former by a score of 4 to The game was characterised by heavy batting on the part of 8an Bernardino and abundant errors on the part of ther Levys Score -San Bernardineil 114 2 011 Hits JJiMTOr Levys 0 12000000 3 Hits 5 errors Sv Mr Battere7 Jonesand Mangerlna Moore and Peters Umnire Tburman tt Kellogg and Abbot Jr Have an Interesting Contest That Results in a Tie Although the Presidio links were rather heavy yesterday afternoon some inter esting matches were played between the local golf enthusiasts Warren Gregory who has made a record at winning class tournaments defeated Gow by a slight margin over the eighteen holes Lansing Kellogg the new captain of the Presidio hoot mons played a tie oyer eighteen holes with Abbot Jr It 6 roved to be the star matsh of the day ellogg drove exceptionally well in this contest while Abbot played his usual sure consistent game Adamaon who will be on the home team defeated Horaco Pillsbury over eighteen holes Robert Johnstone the professional defeated McCutcben in an interesting contest A special match was arranged to take place to day between Johnstone and McCutcben and Lawaon and Adamson This should be a good match as Lawaon la the acknowledged amateur champion of the Coast while Johnstones skill Is well known The ladles will open their season on Monday when they will meeton the Presidio links to qualify for the Councils cup tournament The eight contestants mak ing the best scores win do eugioieto compete tn the tournament which will be played off during the week tf Elkes Win Fifteen Mile Raee BOSTON January 12 Harry Elkes de feled Albert Ross of Paterson in a fifteen mile motor paced race nm on the pursuit plan afr Park Square Garden to nieht 27 152 5 He led by nearly half a lap at the end of thyrace ij ansmiiiji i in sfaM wTMa paa as If you would know the apple product of California since 1888 getthes ChronlcIe Almanac or 1901 for thaand all other Sacramento Boy Ireland and Luxor Are Equal Favorites in the Big Weekly Stake Sacramento Boy Is the popular favorite In the stake at Union Coursing Park but It Is such an open event that several other fleet hounds are quoted at the same figure The Boy Ireland and Luxor are 6 to 1 each Anchor Is 7 to 1 Royal Union Mose Flying Fox Narcissus and Little Sister are 8 to 1 each while the Improved Rector and Bad Boy are 10 to 1 each Narcissus had a hard course yesterday and Little Sister was all but beaten Brutus and Sir Pasha also showed up none too well and Warship dogged It badly though he won Sacramento Boy and Royal Union showed up extra well especially the latter Candelaria and St Michael both had three minutes running while Liberator Bona Fide and War Eagle got more than two minutes Risky Attempt Rural Artist King Cotton Floodgate King Cashier Uncle Fuller Rusty Gold Bad Boy Forget Echo Narcissus Mountain Beauty St Ives and Mamie Pleasant all had a minute or more The summary of the days races is as follows Union Coursing Park Saturday Janu ary 12 1901 Open stake first round Risky Attempt beat Lord Chesterfield Macs Melody beat Kid McCoy Santonin beat Bens Babe Anchor beat Snapshot Brutus beat Psyche Master Calr beat Victor Boy Spiteful beat Overture Liberator beat Fin McCool Greenhall beat Achilles Sacramento Boy beat Warrigo Rural Artist beat Daylight Royal Union beat Herschela Pride Charta beat Racy Anecdote Daisy Clair beat Silver Wings America beat Tyrone Prince Peter West beat Ripple King Cotton beat Statesman Bannockburn beat Bunco BUI First Foot beat Kanaka Sleety Mlat beat Iowa Boy Bona Fide beat The Doctor Floodgate beat Fine Fire Castaway beat Aethra War Eagle beat Auckland King Cashier beat Tapioca Uncle Fuller beat St Helen Re Annex beat Strayaway Flying Fox beat Urania Cash beat Jingle Bells Master Rocket beat Rons Belle Clair beat Tod Sloan Roman Athlete beat Maud Rector beat Half Moon Royal Anne beat Lear King Random Aim a bye Injury withdrawn Agamemnon beat Flyaway Pleasant Girl beat Lucretla Borgia Bon nie Pasha beat Warpath Shadow beat Sweet Emma Sylvanus beat Mlnnewawa Beauty 8pot beat Master Workman Sir Pasba beat Miss Wilson McKinley beat Rlentl Little Sister beat Password Rusty Gold beat Ready Always Warship beat Victor Queen Veto beat Btam Sweetness beat Kibosh Dewdrop beat Bald Eagle Bad Boy beat Imperial Forget beat Jennie Noyes St Michael beat Moon bright Echo beat Round About Candelaria beat Brass Button Wild Norah beat Eager Lady Clare beat Harlean Gladys Narcissus beat Nicaalo Ireland beat Lavender Luxor beat Benlcla BoyMoun taln Beauty beat Banner Bright St Ives beat Miss Allen Mose beat Ben Lomond Petronlus beat Wedding Bells Mamie Pleasant beat Oltta The winners In the second round look to be as follows Maos Melody Anchor Brutus Spiteful Sacramento Boy Royal Union Daisy Clair America King Cotton First Foot Floodgate War Eagle King Cashier Flying Fox Master Rocket Roman Athlete Rector Royal Anne Bonnie Pasha Shadow Beauty Spot Little Sister War ship Sweetness uewarop Michael Lady Clare Ireland Luxor Mose and Petronlus FIELD TRIALS AT C0R0NAD0 BEACH The California Baseball League for the season of 1901 was organized at a meeting held Friday evening at the office of Vice President Eugene Bert It will be a four club league as It was last year but the fourth club will be from Los Angeles instead of from Stockton The season will be practically the same as it was last year Eugene Bert was in the chair on account of the illness of President Moran and those present at the meeting were Bonnet and Henry Harris of this city Cal Ewing of Oakland George Harper of Stockton and Morley of Los Angeles George Harper tried hard to have Stockton retained in the league but when it was decided to make it a four club organization his chances all disappeared Had Stockton given Its team the proper support last year the league would have been made one of six clubs with either Watsonvllle or Santa Cruz to fill out the required number Harper waa asked what guarantee Stockton could give He stated that he had been assured by several prominent business men that they would establish new grounds and give the club the proper backing but as he was not prepared to give a definite guarantee It was decided to drop Stockton out of the league tr Money of Los Angeles stated that th rornnrntlnn hohln1 th Angeles club would agree to give any reasonable guarantee that the directors mlghttname It was decided that each club in the league would put up 2000 cash as a guarantee to live up to all the league obligations and to assure that the club from each city would be kept tn the league until the end of the season It was decided that the season should be the same as last year one of eight months The first ganje will be played on Sunday March 31st and the season will close on Sunday December 1st The opening game In this city will be between the San Franclscos and the Sacramentos while the Oaklands will go to Los Angeles to open the season In the south The deserters to the Montana league were officially blacklisted for the next five years as far as the California league is concerned This action ap plies to Schmeer Hammond Dunleavy McCarthy Steffani Pace and Beville It was agreed that the clubs could not sign any player at the end of the season who Is not In the State on or before August 1st This is to avoid rivalry at the end of the season by clubs engaging players who come to California after the season of the big leagues closes In the East The meeting was adjourned until next Monday evening when another will be held for the purpose of electing officers adopting league rules and discussing the schedule Managers Harris and Morley were appointed a committee on schedule but they will not make a final report for some time Manager Cal Ewlng of Oakland has practically signed his team already The men so far selected to wear the Oakland uniform are Lohman Dummy Taylor the noted pitcher of the New Torks Moskiman Babbitt Borch ers Hutchinson Arrelanes Moore of the Stocktons Francks Held and Dren tfan This will give the Oaklands a very strong team and the other man agers will have to stir themselves to get together better ones Graham of the Stocktons Is the only man that Manager Harris has signed or even dickered with so far Harris as well as Ewlng and Beebee of Sacramento has reserved all his players of last year but none of the managers will keep all their old men Harris has not decided what he will do In regard to Sullivan The Los Angees club Is backed by a strong syndicate and It will play on tho new grounds where the winter league in the south is playing at present It is expected that the Los Angeles team will be very strong and Don lln will probably be In it If be gets Into better form than he Is at present as his playing recently has not been up to his usual standard TO DAYS GAMES OF MIDWINTER BASEBALL Looked i i a As the holiday season approaches the people all ore the Pacific Coast look forward to the publication of the New Tears edition of the San Francisco Chronicle The number Issued a week aab last Sunday was as excellent any otlts predecessors have been sfxty 4 pages replete with valuable and entertaining reading about California statistics showing the States wonderful srrowtn andhetpjaceamonjfthe states as an agricultural manufacturing and mineral produclnrcom monwealtb not only gave to the people an opportunity to learn more about the State themselves but by sending copies of the paper to Eastern friends will do much to Induce desirable immigration The New Tears edition of the Chronicle is always as reliable as It is Interesting and valuable Every Word a Telling One The Niles Herald January lL Of all speelal editions the Chronicles New Tears number this year excels There is not a waste word In the whole sixty pages but every line teems with facts that would convince any sane person that California Is the only place to live A million copies should be scattered throughout the East where thousands are planning a Western trip this summer It is only by a continued stream of such literature that Easterners will believe in the agriculture fruit mining and oil Industries of California It Is invaluable for reference Up to Date Elslnore Press January 4 The New Tears edition of the San Francisco Chronicle Issued last Sunday la one that every Callfornlan either by birth or adoption should be proud of It contains a history of the State a complete recital of Its resources and wealth In which no county is slighted the commercial and railroad development up to date and also prognostications of the future greatness and prosperity which bear the Imprint from the present outlook of being carried out in every particular 0 eeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeei ROUTINE MEETING OF THE PRISON DIRECTORS Bare Quorum Waa Present at San Quen tm and the Warden Waa Too III to Appear With two members absent and Warden Aguirre ill the meeting of the Prison Directors at San Quentln was almost a perfunctory performance yes terday Directors Hayes and Devlin Could not be present consequently Directors Fltsgerald Ray and Wllklns went through the routine business and then adjourned to meet at Folsom on Saturday January 26th instead of next Saturday their regular meeting day Outside of reading and receiving the reports of the Warden and Expert Wadham and auditing the regular monthly bills the Board took no action The question of establishing the price of grain bags for the coming year came up but waa passed until the meeting at Folsom All questions relating to jute purchases were also passed and after being In session about two hours the Board adjourned A petition from San Luis Obispo county relating to the pardon of Francis Barron was referred back to the petitioners with the suggestion that the Board could take no action until after the petition had been presented to the Governor The experts who are working on the books of the missing accountant Walden not having made sufficient progress to get any definite information no report was made to the Board According to the accountant nothing has been found as yet which would indicate that the accountant had done I anything wrong MERCHANTS THE APPROVE BELSHAW BILL Many Entries for the Different Events Derby Stakes Will Be Begun ToMorrow SAN DIEGO January It The annual gathering of the members of the Pacific Coast Field Trials Club takes place next week st Coronado beach when four field trials with hunting dogs will be held under the auspices of the club TheDerby tttake will be commenced on Monday Puppies under two years of age are eligible and there are thrty five entries In the all age stake tnere are even entries ana the stake Is closed to alt dogs except those which are in the Derby trials These may cuter the contest against the older dogs Dogs which have non a field trial are eligible to the championship stake which will follow the all axe trials There are onlv tour auch dors on the Coast but they i arc all here nd probably will be entered Grounds Here and in Oakland Will Be in Condition for Play Unless It Rains The managers of the Midwinter Baseball League announced last evening that the grounds at Recreation Park In this city and at Freemans Park In Oakland had been placed in condition so that the two ball games on the schedule could be played if the weather is at all fair to day The game at Recreation Park will bo between the Nobles and the Golden Gates and It will be commenced at 2 The Golden Gates will present four new men from the Northern California League Mitchell Thomas dynes and Waterbury while the Nobies will have three new men Pabst Jack Johnson and Charley Wright The fuii make up of the teams Kill be as fohows Nobles Position Golden Gates Wfnts of the Mission The Mission Federation of Improvement Clubs has filed a communication with the Supervisors urging that a liberal appropriation be made In the next tax levy for improvements in the Mission Among other things aaked for are two bridges across the Southern Pacific embankment at Mount Vernon avenue and across Miguel street a culvert under Diamond street at the Ban Jose road money for the improvement of Holly park and other Mission parka and the grading and paving of Holly Park avenue the paving of Potrero avenue In front of the County Hospital the extension of the Army street sewer to Colusa street an engine house and apparatus in the Nuevo Potrero district and other Items for which an aggregate of 8300000 la aaked Want Poolaelling and Bookmaklng Re stricted to Race Tracks and Fair Grounds The directors of the Merchants Association at a special meeting held yesterday unanimously decided to approve the bill Just Introduced by Sen ator Belshaw prohibiting poolselilng and bookmaklng upon contests or chances except when conducted within the race track inclosures or fair grounds While the board did not desire to give its approval to the selling of pools or bookmaklng In any shape or form or In any place whatever It was deemed advisable to urge the passage of this measure as a practical remedy for the evil The most objectionable feature of the practice of this species of gambling It waa held was the temptation offered to the youth of the city in the poolrooms located in the heart of the city This bill It was urged would effectually remove all such objectionable plates The board of directors also unanimously decided to favor the act proposed by the California Water and Forest Association for united action with the Federal Government in the storage of the flood waters of the State and the preservation of the forests The following applicants were elected members of the association making the total membership 1284 A Galll Fruit Company Henry Hickman Leon Le mos George Rlschmuller Thomp That the condition oths digestive or gaha haa a marked effect upon the chaiw acter disposition Is a truism aseld sat the hills OldBen Joruo vilely the pleasure of llrlnr depends npon th liver and it5 Is afactwhlch none may dispute that a sunny disposition more often results from ar healthy digestion than fromany other cause I Acid dyspepsia Vcommonly called soua stomach or heartburn Is caused by slow digestion of food tinstead6f being promptly digested and converted into blood hone and muscle it lies In the stomach for hoursvfermenUngand decaying creating gases which cause pressure on the lungs and heart short breath and general dis comfort and Irritation Such half digested foodls Indeed poo nourishment for the body brain and nerves and the result is shown in Irritable tempers unaccountable headaches and that depresslnjr condition usually called the blues but how quickly all these disappear when appetite and digestion an restored rs Laxative medicines only irritate the al ready irrltated8tomaci and bowels and have no effectlupon1 actual digestion eg rood The sensible course to follow Is to make use of simple natural digestives like Btu arts Dyspepsia Tablets after7 meals nntH the stomach has a chance to recuperate The natural digestives which everyt healthy stomach contains are peptones diastase andhydrohlorlo and actio acids and when any ot them are lacking thai trouble begins the reason 8tur a ys i pepsia Tablets are so valuable and suoH cessf ul in curing stomach troubles is be cause they contain In a pleasant con centrated tablet formT all these absolute ly neeeasary essentials for perfect dlges tlon and assimilation of food HenryKlrkpatrlck of Lawrence Mass savs Men and women whose occupations precludes an active outdoor life should maxeiia aaiiy praouce louse aiuan dona so myself and I know positively thai I owe my present neaun ana vigor to ineic dally use From the JJme I was 23 when gradu ated from school with broken health from overwork until I was 84 1 scarcely knew what it was to ne rree rrom stomacn weak breakfast and very little for any othse meal I had acidity ana neartourn nearly every day and sometimes was alarmed bj irregularity and palpitation of the heart but all this gradually disappeared aftei I began using Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets and I can eat my meals with relish and satisfaction which I bad not known sine I was a growing boy The success and popularity of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets enormous but it is deserved and vrvrt druggist in the United States Canada and Great Britain has good word for this meritorious prepare tlon son Superior Court Suits Margaret Lemmermann sued Elisabeth Boyne yesterday for a partition of four pieces of realty on Bryant street Twenty first avenue and Henrietta street In which each owns a half interest she said She alleged that the defendant bad collected the rents amounting to 8160 a mqnth since March 1838 and had kept all of this money An accounting was asked dt me painua Jane Kennedy sued Snelder a stock broker for 1036 whloh he had received tor ner she alleged Durning sued Bruson yesterday for 8684 62 for services and 8329 80 for goods sold James Gleaves sued Dr Joseph A Silverman to foreclose a chattel mortgage for S1S0 on the doctors surgical instruments CABPXT TBC8T8 DKTIXD Just now at the Carpet and Furniture Challenge sale the Pattoslen Company defies the carpet trusts by selling carpets cheaper than ever Think ot it Genuine Body Brussels Carpet ig Moquette Carpet i 9 Axmlnster Carpet 16 Good Velvet Carpet 90 Wilton Velvet Carpet 1 as EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY or Pneumatic Tire Wagons Bailey Whalebone Wagons Studebaker Bike Wagons Premier Ball BeoringVVagons We are sole arenta for above vehlole Pneumatlo Vehicles are a sneoets and prices on first class wagons are lower than ever STUDEBAKER BROS Three Elegant Broughams factory MFG CO Just in from Asphalt la Reoommended A bill prepared by the Board of Publlo Works prescribing general rules and specifications for street and sidewalk work has been amended to Include among Drescribed navements asDhalt on alx Inches of concrete As the bill originally I Tapestry Brussels Carpet a 1 1 stood asphalt could not be used Corner Sixteenth and Mission streets MUNYOIMS DYSPEPSIA CURE ffto Prof Uoaran says his DYSPEPSIA CCKE wis ears ladlavstloa sad all forma of atomic traobl aimply tella tlM truth II will cure aatomaeh that has been abused by ore eatmf and OTtrdrfnklnj It will core a tomaeli that hae been weakened by old etyla droaa and debilitating cathartics It will do mneh toward making an old stomach act lika a sound one At drontsta 23 cvnta Flfty slx ether cm Write to Broadway and Twenty elxth atraet New Tort for free medical advice Shea Catcher Shea Bulger Pitcher be members stake dogs will iers and there ably will be about twejve entries The Perslta McMenomy i aon irsi Dase carroil Schwani Second base Mitchell Johnson Third base Thomas Carroll Shortstop Sllva Barry Left field Drennau Wright Center field Clynes Walters Right field Ayden Kelley Extra Waterbury At the league grounds In Oakland the tenigs of this city will meet the Alameda The last time that these two clubs mot they played a thlrteen innlng tie game and the Indications are for a fact and exciting game The players and their positions will be as follows Kcenigs Positions Alamedos Eager Catcher Hammond Perrine Pitcher Rusiell Keogan First baseW Hammond Collins Second base Dunleavj Bodie Third base Simpson IX Bodie Shortstop Gpldsworthy BrockhoR Left field Brltt McGee Center field Van Hainan Knell Right ileld Schroeder I I TAIiCOTT Strictly Reliable Dr Talcott Co Incorporated under the laws of California Practice Confined to THcnrWc nf iUa Mala rwviMVliM1 JW The Requirements of a Specialist Fully Met a thoroof nnderstandlDg of dlaonlera of the male more knowledca la Mont iUj iBpP0 I flm pUc sroouled knowledge of rrneral medic a enrl undertttndln of the anatomy and JUcaaet of the ner Toa tyttem areab 0 ntred than Heine and htXfrTrKUrU TerT I ecUlM ahould haT pSeTurS Tnli the diseases of the GeBltro orlnarj crran And In addition to the fonioins rraulremeais epr dal qiuremau ine roewieaxe ot tne uu of the idcroacepo in exainlnatlone of tha nrln ViuJ uc which In form IZZVZZ ri ii iiJv iwuuaeTenBnnnnealiTmf uuw vikviku tua ireaicu on cientuis principles I cten banned by medl i WHY DRUGS FAIL Many Men Treated for a Weakness Which Never Exlsted Fallure Due to Wrong Diagnosis Building Uptons Yacht LONDON January 12 The Dennvs of ficially corroborating the oft denied state hunting groundNorth Island Is In excel ment that the firm is building Sir Thomas Jent conditicnand quaU a numerous flUptotts Americas cup challenger the Shamrock II add the following Little Oakland branch efflee of the Ghronlela far nroarresa Iran vet Kn nnila hut kinds ot Information It costs tS cents I recelrlng adttrtUemenu and aaUcrlptloaa oso rangements are all completed for rapid All news dealers have 1W 2v Broadway earner Ninth etreaU construction Wrong Diagnosis In the larmt proportion of eases of lost Tltalltr prematarenesaand tho train of aran toms known as lost manhood certain morbid conditions of tha urethra and prostata rfSSi damaged tr rrly dissipation or Illy trratd contracted dlsorderaTao rM oFrtJSSSL tire apparatus that a condition of oimlnlhi tinr JittJZtTJTrJrttai of the morbid ebansee In the orrans therasrlre quite clear and fall tot teXSiriSS operate on ina nerves and spinal cord center are mysteries to the medics profession vi erer the morbid ehaiwe may he ho reTere effects are apparent tithe wSJ quite clear and fall tot bow these ebancea Tileries to the medical profession What ferer these trouble belnS symptomatic of ibe Wmentloaedrwende lions it seems that eren the Djintrflcl nni ir Ir I stag win not cure but effcrt dlrrcted veward repairing the damaged tra wUl oWTln practice such Is the ease as the treatment on these liars seldom fatu iJii tn desired result Colered charts ot the orgaw sent ou rollcaUon wpUsk tha Contracted Blood Disorders Absolute and Permanent Cure by a HEW METHOD Hypodermic Injection the Modem Treatment tela method we bar bad no reason to chance ea the eontr I FJStetltHtrtmHttoUrtiomTtvotttrtvtneaU treated who ha Smed br2 SSZl 1 healthr offaorlnr and snfforwl tu it i pro created i 1 4V1W1UE wiTaBiaaea Am 1 aMma tu a II labor ome MttlZ3ttl5zJ oenues uiua cnang la necessary In diet or hsulta of life the disease la adHr Uni and irmannt ears la effeeted In a short Iline the stomach Is not dtiedTand twu2 dosage la obtainable Tho i pease also greatly reduced ana the precise cotttipotutaTct nviita 997 Market St Coi6th THE GREAT WEEKLY ros 40 Cents tram ban francisco wxxjtxt canon Ida tho host and moat Mi foot weakly aaws paper published ea tho Paelfio Coast will he sent postage paid to any addraaa In tha Cnlteel Etat far three months ea receipt oi to cants postage siampa postal order or cola or lor 11 for sua year act to OB TOONQ Bpecltnen conies scat FltEli vi Jt DR WRDAMS MHsewn of AnafiMy icaiaiaTBTVrtetkjiBrcl Iks UrtUfHskala tsrM DR JORDAM lrale DUeasei 0 OsasattaUsaD ja Writs Bask PHIeseffcy of Marrlagfs maiwb ntstv TheMiqHor IlaWt Xired MfE treffnngwlth THB DBIXX HABIT eaa care tnemeelres permanently by taking tlw flTTZ AIXXHOLTCUHE at home without loss of time Correspondence confidential For particulars Call or AMreost STOKE 21 First Street San Frsnetseo Cal fKVror BSH affV 1 a 1 1 sara StgfV 0sla4 SB faalTH lfaBBBsemaxuT eglB ggW tf8A gal CURE YOURSELF Vm BlgO for nnnatsral dlschartssinflammsMpBs Irritations or alcarations of maeoas raembrsnaa rainless ana not asiru at svlcaiM I PfMnUCialufM ItUUGHqftCMC0a snior poisosous 1st Dt agglats or ssnt ia plain wraptesu by sxpreae prepaid tof Circular seat ea reaaai LEGAU AND OFRCIAfi TBTJSTgEg 8aJe Tbe nnderslrjed offers for sale stock of merchandise rooslstlaa of dry goods boots and shoes hardware groeefTesretc7 toa etner with tha store fixtures appertahilng thereto formerly heloorins CH Martin at An WTeutorr or this rooms ot ta uoara also the store at loomls Cat where tha stocks par be Inspected Sealed bids are solicited te addressed to the nndmlracd car rt II 1 tnereto ronnerly belooring to Lcoiuls lscer county OaL A property roar bo aeen at the 1 of Trade aui llarket St 8sn i rj i mi 8111th aecretary of the Hoard of Trade i03 Market at Baa Francisco CaU on ir before liondsy January woi at Je7cloek Aft certified cheek for 10 per cent of the amoenti vuTvu wiiit accuumuu nca biu mummuieunu In cast 5Tla3 reWctkn of hid UtrhL rMmd a refect any and all hlda Terms cashLSTI STftACiV Trnster I ife i CUEOMICLK BBAKCB OfTlCl FOU nIMItHHHlllii iiiiin MttllniMiiiifi rtIaemeBU and enhscrlpttanv 1808 Usrkst 0 atreet ahoea Van Kw ainn 5 atreet abeya Tea Nsse avaane ar A Ii- by 1 afafcaajSsaAiagl aSl a.