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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
10
NcNamara Hayes Co offers eastern corn fed meats at low prices. Roast beef per pound 10 cents and sirloin steaks per pound. Rib steaks three pounds for. Pickled pigs feet two pounds for. Fancy groceries poultry and all meats always on hand.
Racing notes list horse names and results across six events including five and a half furlongs, seven-eighths mile, and a one mile selling race. Entries feature Purse, Maidens, and Handicapper with multiple horses such as Royal Anthelite Satin Coat Ed Cardo and Natimoah noted among others.
Conley aboard Hageridon landed the first money in the Sacramento Handicap at seven furlongs. Results of other races follow with standings and payouts.
Special selections list for Oakland races with entries and positions. Notable names include First-Rubbino Royalte Mowahe Second John Peters Colonial Girl Bassenzo and others such as Slap Dash F Oriente Black Dick Fourth Watercure The Fretter Position Fifth Oscar Toole Dr Bernays Machivi Headwater Hi ee Narra G.
The Morris colt Old Sacramento Handicap England lost to Sister Jeanie in the seven-furlong feature as weight differences proved decisive. Hagdon led the stretch surge for a late win while Rain was slow from morning showers. Sum up: Cam Cassie W. won the first race, Sylvia Talbot took the four furlongs, Bennota the six furlongs, Hapgerdon the seven furlongs, and The Singer the mile and 70 yards.
Weather favorable and attendance the largest seen at Bennings track. Charley Moore won the opening six furlongs with Calgary second and Alpaca third. Morcea won the four furlongs with First Chord second. Handvice captured the steeplechase over Arius and Kiondike II. Himesel won the Beonings spring handicap with Bastile and The Haydon. Teluminate took the seven furlongs with Mango and Gay Hilda following. Wooldtrie won the one mile and 40 yards race with Sir Florian and Darrell taking the placings.
In six races at Little Rock Arkansas, Eldental won the first through Lizzie Carr and Birdie Stone placing respectively. Foxy Kane won the two year olds race with Duke Pushaway second. Zirl led the five and a half furlongs with Cadet second. Leone won the six furlongs with Ida Penzance second. Chickadee won the one mile race with Josie F second and Algiv M third. W B Gates captured the seven furlongs race with Conser second and Hengis third.
Showery good. First race lists weights for Snowberry to Jim Roberts. Second race includes Phyllis to Bas senzo. Third race features Kitty Kelly to Slap Dash. Fourth race handicap shows Position and The Frett. Fifth race lists Macgyle to Aio. Sixth race Futurity shows Varro to E M Brattain.
First race in selling feature sees George B. Cox 111 leading Alix 108 and Incident al 108 with Lead Stine 102 Aileen 106 Fred Hessig 105 Birdie Stone 103 and Raganork 105 close behind. Second race at five and one half furlongs shows St Wood 113 H S Tobacco 111 Tenny Bill 108 Curd Gillock 107 Small Jack 104 Miss Conrad 108 Harry on the board.
Lemp bowlers defeated the Jolly Five in a tight ninepin tournament at Lemp alleys Butte. The win was earned by a slim margin with several players posting top scores of eight. Individual tallies followed.
Still after Sunday game indicates the All Star squad awaits acceptance from rival city ball clubs. Captains stress a Sunday match would please the men. Lineup lists Pitcher Heifer, Catcher Ross, First Base Gillette, Second Kilroy, Third Pelkey, Shortstop Amoreaux captain, Outfielders Thomas Davison Mayhen.
J M McGregor set a bowling record with 289 pins in Butte tonight. Billings now boasts a strong bowling team but has failed to arrange matches with eastern Montana teams after a loss to Forsyth.
Count Matsukata ex premier of Japan and elder adviser to the emperor arrives aboard the Kaga Maru with a Japanese party for an eight month world tour to study economic conditions. He says USJapan trade will grow with reciprocity and machinery demand rising as Japan expands its industries. The tour stops include St Paul Chicago Niagara Falls New York Boston and England.
Amsterdam reports Abrahan Fischer the Boer delegate urges the Boers to persist in the war rather than accept terms less favorable than earlier offers. A Steyn dispatch dated February 15 notes last year’s success and current confidence toward a hopeful end. Boer forces reportedly lack clothing but have ample supplies otherwise.
The Thorntons defeated the Butte All Stars last night to win a $100 purse, finishing with 6793 pins to 6745. Led by strong play from White and Perham the Thorntons edged ahead in the final series after a brief All Star rally, with notable scores from Misevich and Perham.
President Dreyfuss telegraphed his signature to call a National League meeting in New York on April 1 and will attend. He received telegrams from Nick Young C H Mobett John S Rogers and A H Sodden urging a unanimous call. Hart of Chicago discussed the plan with Dreyfuss aiming for an amicable setup to start the season on time. The meeting will solely adopt the playing schedule.
The Century Athletic club of Los Angeles offers 75 percent of gross gate receipts for the May 10 fight with Jeffries, guaranteed not less than $25,000. A $2,500 deposit is required to show good faith. Fitzsimmons has until April 12 to decide.
Frank Bayley of the Olympic club San Francisco defeated Alex Chalmers of Multnomah Portland in two straight falls. First fall 6 minutes 6 seconds, second fall 5 minutes 10 seconds. Bayley was to meet Ed Johnson but Johnson broke a rib. Chalmers substituted on short notice.
Denver report states 19 year old jockey Zeno Edman was killed at Overland Park after a horse he was exercising threw him and dragged him over half a mile.
Edwin N. Hawley and associates have secured a controlling interest in the Colorado & Southern railway by open market stock purchases. Hawley, president of the Minneapolis and St Louis and Iowa Central railroads, was long-time traffic manager of the Southern Pacific before resigning recently. The Journal of Commerce notes the buyers act for themselves, not others, and the system spans about 1,140 miles excluding the Fort Worth and Denver line.
In Denver, Wallace, a man living with his wife at 2 157 Lawrence Street, is accused by police after a fatal shooting as scores of public safety items were drawn. Sheriff Farr notes Wallace vows innocence, while investigators say blood and gray hairs on his clothing support the arrest. Wallace came from Sedalia Missouri and has no known police record.
Baraboo Wisconsin sheriff reports Steinman a convicted burglar confessed involvement in the McKinley killing. He said the red necktie symbolized blood and that he bound the handkerchief on Czolgosz’s hand and stood ready with two poisoned revolvers if the plan failed. Steinman claimed proximity to Czolgosz during the shot.
In the chamber of deputies Cochin questioned the government today about the reach and implications of the Franco Russian agreement in the far east region. The discussion centered on potential commitments and strategic aims affecting regional security and diplomacy.
The foreign minister Delcasse says France will act only if China's integrity is impaired and development blocked to threaten French interests. He argues that all powers favor an independent China open to world capital and see no rival forces, but cooperative ones, maintaining the status quo and peace in the Far East.
An acrimonious London correspondence shows A. J. Balfour claiming Buller led at Spionkop while Buller denies it. Balfour pushes for publication of all Spionkop dispatches and accuses selective editing. Buller hopes for unmanipulated dispatches, while Balfour accuses omissions to spare reputations.
Copenhagen reports opponents plan to seek intervention from Queen Alexandra and the dowager empress of Russia to block ratification of the Danish West Indies sale to the United States. The landsting postponed debate to April 13, with a plebiscite clause possible. The dowager empress and queen are said to oppose the sale.
Phoenix March 2 President Harriman of the Southern Pacific traveled at night toward the Pacific coast. When asked if he bought the Rock Island he replied diplomatically he understood so and that he had absorbed the Mexican Central the Vera Cruz line and another road. One of Harriman's daughters was thrown from a horse but unharmed.
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