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1865 3-S, Paced by Tandems.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 4-This has been
a great bicycle day in Louisville. In the
morning was run the Prince Wells road
race. the greatest annual road race in the
South. having ninety entries, including men
from the surrounding States. In the after
noon were the track races at Fountain
Ferry and they were followed by Twyman's
Neutrality-suspicious. ride for the record. At
tendance at the track five thousand.
The road race was won by Walter
r. Stout. Of Owensboro. KY, handicap,
2:46. In Is minutes and 16 seconds; C. H.
Collier. Bowling Green, second: R.. E.
Adams. Somerset, KY, third. The time
winners were: First, H. vogt. Chicago.
handicap ! minute. PASS; second. Fred
Weage, Chicago. GAS, rs ,O6; third, E. L.
ke fevre, Dayton, O., e minutes). 25:13.
Rt;ecaroy was the only scratch man and the
time prize would have been a gift for him
nad ne not broken down near the start.
Summaries:
Louisville. won: Fred Weage, Chicago, sec
ond; Philip Bornwasser. third. Time.
Mile, Class BIB. Van Herrick won. paced
former record. 211 LIS.
Mile. handicap; Class B-w. J. Evans.
m msas'n Fcrt M1sni asS O. yaF as y w1a; o; se g11%;
]. SHELTON, Chicago go yards), third. Time
1903 3-5. Time of scratch man, Decardy, ala.
Handicap, two-thirds Of a mile, Class A
Owen Kmble ~(scratch). won; Lund, Chi
cago Q5 YARDS, second; Ed Fitchner, Louis
vile. third. Time. 1:46 3-5
One-quarter mile. Class B-Decardy won;
Van Herrick second, Shelton third. Time,
IS.
Hah-mile, Class A-Karl Thome won;
oven Kimble second. George Davisworth
third. Time. liza 40.
Half mile, handicap. Class B-Evans (5
yards), won; Trimmer $50 yards, second;
Van Herrick co YARDS. third: Time. loo 3-5.
Decardy (scratch); time, Loo 3-5.
The Derby, one mile; Glass A, with a
time limit of 2:32. was run in heats. Those
qualifying were: Oliver, Kimble. Lefevre,
Mitchell, Hooper, Bowler, Cox, Thome,
Fawcett. Weage. j. B. Bowler, Cox, Thone,
Ter, Chicago, won; Fred Weage, Chicago,
second: Karl Thome, Louisville, third.
Time. 2:13 1-5, paced by tandem.
Decardy rode an exhibition mile, flying
start, paced by two tandems. in 1:S 3-5.
j.. Shelton, Glass B., in exhibition half
mile, paced by a,tandem, made the distance
in :58 3-5.
One-quarter mile, Class A-Fftchner won;
Davisworth second, Mitchell third. Time.
:33 2-5.
e. w. Twyman Immediately after the con-
clusion of the races started on his twenty
four-hour trial against his record of 3S2
miles. He will have ten fast men to pace
him.
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NEW YORK, July 3.-The executive coun-
Gil Of the Irish Independent Parliamentary
party met at the Irish National Club, to-
ifesto will be circulated throughout the
United States and Canada. Michael Bres-
tin presided. Among those present were
National Club; Major Rudolph Fitzpatrick
and John p. Moran. Christopher McCabe,
Robert o. Flaherty, Hugh A. Curtin, p,
Harnett, p. B. Byrne, c. Blayney, l.. Full
lam, r. McDonough. p. j.. DAILY, j. J.
Dymond and j.. +. OGrady.
The manifesto says, among other things:
'It makes little difference to the Irish peo-
pie whether they are misgoverned by Wings
or Tories, the question of home rule can
only be raised to the dignified level to which
it was brought by Parnell by the presence
in Westminster Of an Irish representation.
owing no allegiance TO Wing or Tory. un-
trammeled by any degrading alliances"
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Good Races at Lebanon.
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Special to the indianapolis journal n
LEBANON. Ind. July 4.-Eight thousand
people attended the horse and bicycle races
in this CITY to-day. Otto c. Holtz, Of
Indianapolis, was thrown from his wheel
during the five-mile lap race, and seriously
injured. Summaries:
Mile, novice-Slayback first. Rogers Sec
ond. McCarty third. Time, 2:30%.
Half-mile Observation-Disclosures first, Harri-
SON second. Lukens third. Time. los:
Mile, three-minute class-Slayback first,
bigger second. Rogers third. Time, 2:33A.
Mile open,,Lukens first, Harrison second
Two-mile handicap-Sayback first. Lu-
kens second. Cooper third Time. 4:47A.
Quarter-mile.. open-Eisenharter flrst'
Warner second, Harrison third. Time, :s5
Five mile-Harrison first. Eisenharter
second, Craig third Time. 14:2s-
$50 trot: purse, s250-T. w. Brown won in
straight heats; Clarence r. second. Sub
stitute third. Time, 2:4sA, 2:4sllz, zA9z-
30 mace: purse, $200-Bily C. won In
straight heats; Pacing Ii. second: Pewee,
third. Time, 2:47h, 2:4911, 2:4S%4- -
Running half-mile and repeat: purse. S15(
Erie FIRST. B-urwine<second. Dickey third.
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what was looked forward TO by shooters"
as the gala day of the big schutezenfest-
Instead OF the $500 persons who were ex-
pected to-day q little over four thousand
passed through the gates. The nasty driz-
lie which continued throughout the after
noon compelled many of the marSsmen to
Quit shooting. as II was almost impossible
for them to do Justice TO themselves In such
weather. The cracks had all made up their
day. but the majority Of them decided TO
wait until clearer weather. There were
seventy. silver medals. thirty-two gold med
ais and twelve silver festival cups awarded
to-day for shooting at the point target
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New Ohio

CANTON, o., July Ain the State BIZ
cycle meet to-day Harry NJ Dobson, Of
Massillon, won the novice race from a field
of sixteen, in 2:1S A, a new State record
for that class. Seventeen started in the
half-mile State championship. Fred c.
Schrein, of Toledo. Won in 1:0S Is, a new
State record. The two-mile handicap was
won by Robert Lindemiller 60 yards). in
ABB 2-5. Fred C.. Schre.n made a new State
mile competition record in the one-mile
open, in 2:13 40, forty-four starting. John
F.. Steele, of Lisbon Q10 yards).l won the
starters. L. L. Streibinger, of Cleveland,
won the mile champion, in 2:l6 1-5.. against
seven starters. p. W.. Klinger. of Green
Vile, won the two-mile lap. Walter u.
Snyder GO YARDS, took the five-mile handi-
cap. in II minutes, fat. and A. b. Ellis
(scratch), of Cleveland, broke the State
record for five miles, in 12:22-
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? MILWAUKEE,. July 1.-THE first meeting
Of the jockey club was held at State Fair
Park to-day and drew a crowd OF fifteen
thousand people. The track was fast and
exciting finishes were the order in all but
the fourth race. the Milwaukee Derby.
which was won by Buck Massie. Summa-
rieS:
First Race-Inaugural dash, six furlongs.
Sealdiver, II TO 1, won; The Rock, 3 to 1,
second; Red John. Z to 1, third. Time, Ills.
S~econd-Seven furlongs. Tom Sayre, 4 to
5. won; Aunt Ida, 6 to 1, second; Lismore
) to /, third. Time, %
Third-Mile and twenty yards. King Bors,
6 to 1, won: Ulster. II to i, second; Fakir,
4 to i, third. Time IA.
Observation-Disclosures Derby; mile and one
quarter; for three-year-olds; worth 5000 to
winner Buck Massie won; MISS Young, 8
to 2, second; Caprivi, 8 to 1, third Time.
FTfth-Five furlongs. Fay Belle, 5 to I,
won: Ardelle, 5 to 1, second; Sixty,-3 TO l.,
third. Time. 1C2.
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FOURTH OF JULY HANDICAP.
The Big Event al Oakley Won by st.
Maxim, mt @ to 4.

CINCINNATI, July 4.-For the first time
IN years Cincinnati had races on the Fourth
OF July to-day. The beautiful grand stand
or the Oakley race track was crowded with
ladies. Scarcely one hundred men could find
room in it except in the aisles, while the
steps, lawns and paddocks were packed
with people. The attendance was fully ff-
teen thousand. The event of the day was
the Fourth of July handicap, value 5000.
one mile and a quarter. The great three
y~ear-old, Lissak, was the public ~favorite,
going TO the post at s to 5. Faraday opened
at 3 to l and went to 5 to L. Cash Day
was at 31 to l and the F~1eischman entry
was as good as seven. The race was a
beauty from a spectacular point OF view.
Lissak went to the front at the fall of
the flag and led the field into the stretch.
where Cash Day headed him and St. Maxim
came fast alongside the rail. Faraday, who
was fifth entering the stretch, came very
waited too long. st. Maxim won by a head
from Cash Day, who beat Faraday a neck
fast a. anticipated. bnt the s first p n1t of of
the race was slow. The quarter. was run
in ;9s%. the half in :52A. SIX furlongs 1:171a
Ulysses. broke the local record at five fur
longs. running II in 1:01A.. beating the
stronsly-played favorite, Sir Play: The
cited as much enthusiasm as the big handi-
cap. summarizes
First Race-Five furlongs. Ulysses, 8 to 1,
won; Sir Play, q TO 5, second; Royal Choice,
u TO !, third. Time. 1:U4A.
Second-Mile and seventy yards. Ace, 9
10 10. won: Enthusiast. 4 TO 1. second; Ras-
per. Z TO 1. third. Time. 1:461k.
Third-Four and a half furlongs. Sallie
Cliquot, l TO 3. won; Keeps, s 70 l, second;
Fretful. 10 to 1. third. Time. :55A.
~Fourth-Fourth of July handicap: value to
winner. $4,000; mile and one-quarter. st.
Maxim, 6 10 ], won; Cash Day, Z TO ?. sec
ond: Faraday. 8 TO 1. third. Time, 2:OS. St.
Maxim and Lehman coupled as Fleischman
entry.
Ffth-Two miles. Crevasse. 4 to s.
Won; PEABODY; ? to l: second; Saddle
Sixth-Six and one-half furlongs. Porthos.
5 TO 1. won: G.. b. cox,s to T. second:
Seventh-Six and a half furlongs. SAINT
Ilario. 3 TO L. won: Captain Drane. 3 to 1.
second; Joe Mack. Z TO ), third Time. In.
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indianapolis Rider. Raced.

RUSHvILLE. Ind. July Fully four
thousand gathered at Riverside Park to-
day TO witness the athletic sports. At 1914
q. m. Hon. John L. Grifiths addressed the
crowd In the park grove. In the AFTERNOON
the crowd was fully five thousand The fol-
lowing bicycle races were run or the mile
track:
Edward Stormer. Indianapolis. second:
Hhoch Hood: Groves. third; Ed Huffman
Rschmond. second: IeWrence Hin. Indian.
apolis. third: Howard Stout. Richmond.
fourth; IL. H. Nelson, Connersvule, nth.
Half Nile (for boys)-Ed Stormer. drgt
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Soofied by a Heavy Rain.

BERGEN POINT. N. j., July 1.-THE In
dlvidual all-around championship contests
of the American Amateur Athletic Union
were held on the grounds Of the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club here. to-day. In a heavy
rainstorm. The few hundred spectators
who witnessed the opening event were
chilled through by a cold. westerly wind and
then left, before the, programme. was half
over. The rain soaked the infield, and on
some parts of theTcinder path the water
was several inches, deep. making creditable
performances impossible. Champion Swee-
neyl could not do better than five feet two
inches in the high jump. while the pole
vaulting. broad jumping and weight con-
tests were away below the records Of the
contestants -
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 4-The book
les" were hit hard at Exposition Park to-
day. and the big Fourth OF July crowd that
went out carried away all of the money.
five favorites and two strong second choices
winning the seven events on the card. All
the races were well contested. and. though
some OF them were run in the mud. good
time was made, Summaries:
First RaceLSix furlongs. Tenspring. : to
Il. won: Mamie s, ? TO 1. second: Catlin. Z
10 l.. third. Time, lis.
Second-Ffve furiongs. John Boone. even.
won; Lady Doleful, to l.. second. Evil
Third-Six furlongs. Schuylkil. 2 TO 1.
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won; La Gartia, : to /, second: Icilius. 9 to
], third. Time. 1:1sk.
Fourth-Mile and one-eighth. Euna, 4 to
won: Lonsdale, 20 to /, second: Fon
Shway. 5 to 1. third Time. 2:ozh-
Observation-Disclosures of a mile. John
ond; Nellie Casteel. S to /. third. Time.
.Sixth-Six and one-half ~furlongs. Leon
ell, 2 10 I, wons Barney Aaron. jr., 8 to 1.
second; Hillsboro. 3 to I, third Time.
Seventh-Five and one-half furlongs. Mo-
mus. 2 TO I. won: Valdemar. s to 5. second:
Alva, 4 to 4, third. Time. 1l2A.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July Twelve
thousand people attended the barbecue and
races in celebration of the Fourth The
weather was fine and the track fast. Re
suits: ststs. =
2:24 pace declared Off by agreement; purse.
500. Frank Taylor won fourth and fifth
heats in 2:24, 2:39. Frank A.. won first and
third heats Second heat being declared
of Time. 2-22A. 2a9A- Palermo also
22O trot; purse. 500. Fred-Kohl won sec
ond. third and fourth heats in 2.21%. 2:22
Charley also started.
2:35 pace; purse. $500 Lady Lightfoot won
in straight heats. Time, 2:27, 2:25. 2:2S.
Hank Price and Nonnerd' also started.
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DETROIT. Mich, July 4.-The nine-day
meeting at the Detroit Driving Park closed
in a glorious manner to-day. The crowd
was the best of the meeting, save on Derby
day. TIL finishes were close and exciting.
Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Rapatap, 3
to ], won; Booze, 2 to 1, second; Shuttle, 9
to 5, third. Time, 1:26%.
Second-Ffve furlongs. Ben Elder, s to 5.
won; Hester, 4 TO 1. second; duchess Of
Montrose, s to 1. third. Time, 1:0iA.
Third-Mile and ~one-quarter. Lord Nell
son, 20 to l., won: Saragossa, 5 to ;, Sec
ond; Suma, 3 to l, third. Time, P07X.
Fourth leven-sixteenths of a mile.
Captain Brown, 4 to 5, won. Tartarian, 4
TO l.. second; Babe Murphy, 4 to I, third.
Time. 107.
Fifth-Seven furlongs. Joe Miller, 5 to /,
wen; May Thompson, 8 to 5, second; Amelia
May, 21z to l., third. Time, 1:2SA.
-Sixth-Steeple chase; about two and one
fourth miles. My Luck. Z to 1. won; Say
Onara, 2 to I, second; San Gabriel, 6 to 1,
third. Time. 5:0315.
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sir Visto Defeated.

NEWMARKET, July THE Princess OF
Wales stakes of 10000 sovereigns. over the
Danbury mile. was the principal event OF
this, the third day of the nrst
July meeting. III. Miners lie Var won;
1eopold de Rothschild's Utica second, and
Henry Miners None the Wiser third,
1There were eleven runners, including Lord
Rosebery's Sir Visto, the winner OF this
wears Derby
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SAUGUS, Mass, July 4.-The Franklin
Park track record was lowered during the
races to-day by Mascot, who paced an
exhibition mile to beat his record OF 2:7.
The mile was made In 2:0s 3-5. Results:
2:O9 pace. Barney won first, third and
fourth heats in 2:12. PISA. 2:1ek. Gil Curry
won second heat in 21412.
2:lS trot (unfinished) Falkland won third
fifth heat in 2:3. Raven wilkes won sec
ond heat in 2:1S. Col. owen won first heat
in 2:13h. ~x- =
219 class trot (unfinished.) Bouncer won
the only heat trotted in 2:20z.
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Kentucky Breeders' Meeting.

LEXINGTON, Ky.,oJuly 4.-Results Of the
second day of the Trotting Horse Breeders
Association meeting:
2:17 trot; purse, $500. Prince Edsall won
last three heats in 2:18h, 2:l61a. PISA.
Douglass won first heat in 2:191z. Simonette
Junior stake. 5000; 2.2d class. scourin won
second and third heats in 2:20, 2:lS12. Mol
started. r9dW -teslf
independent stakes. for all ages; 2:20 pace.
Repetition won in straight heats. Time.
2:2i1k, 2:23A, PIG. Florence c.. second, Gen.
eral Hewitt third. - sae
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Bald Adds to His LaureIs.

BUFFALO. N. Y, July 4-The Press
Cycling Club meet at the Driving Park.
this afternoon. brought together the fast
est Class B men in the country. The track
was in good condition and some fast time
was made. Eddie Bald added another to
his series of unbroken wins by finishing first
in the mile open. Summaries:
One Mile Novice-A. E. Longnecker won.
Half-miIe, open, Class BIZ. d. Cabanne
won: c. r. Coulter second; L. A Callahan
third. Time, 1:Q 40.
Half-mile Open. Class A-c. H. werick
won. Time, ILL %.
One Mile Open. Glass BE. c. Bald won;
c. r.. Coulter second. c. III. Callahan third
Time, 2:03 3-5.
One Mile Open. Glass Al. S. McFarlane
won. Time, $40 A.
Two-mile Handicap, Class Be. H. Gala
han 200 yards). won: w. K. Helfert .Qo
YARDS. second; E. F. Leonert.- Gao YARDS.
third. Time, 4:26.
Two-mile Handicap. Class All f.
Huehne, 600 yards), won. Time. 4:51 20.
One Mile, Quadruple, Class B-Won by
Syracuse team-Coubourne, Mayo, Terrell
and Saunders. Time. 2:10.
Five-mile Handicap, Class All. +.
Huehne. GO yards). won. Time. l3:4o.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, July 4-The crowd at
the driving park to-day was estimated at
two thousand. The three bicycle races
were won by D.. Greeley. of Covington. KY;
the five-mile handicap being run in 1875.
Among the other amusements OF the day
was a game of ball between Shel5yville
and Columbus. teams. which resulted il to
5, in favor of Columbus.
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voore,. Commtssfon received.

WASHINGTON, July 4-Oficial announce
ment was made at the White House to-day
of the appointment of Willis l.. Moore, of
Illinois, TO be chief of the Weather Bureau.
Mr.. Moore's commission arrived this morn
ing from Gray Gables. He will assume his
new duties within q few days.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 1.-THE
races at Minnehaha Driving Park to-day
were not marked by any fast time or close
contests. There was a large attendance,
however. fully 5000 people being present.
Maggie Sherman, Kolena and Badge won
the three completed races. the Sherman
race taking five heats, which were holly
contested by Kate Phallmont. Summarizes:
2.1A Pace. pl1rse 81 000.
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TOLEDO. July 4-consolation stakes.
2:2s. trot. Fannie s. won second, third and
fourth heats in 2:251s,,l ez:24is, 2:25. Floral L.
won first heat in 2:2iN. Avana, Benedic-
ton, Hazelnut. Allie Swift also started.
2:27 pace. Major Hal won first, second
and third in 2:25A, 2:2k, 2.23k, and Bour-
Coxey also started.
235 pace Cunfinished.) Donna c. won
first and third heats in 2:24A, 2:27k. Nellie
s.. won second and fourth heats in 2:21,
2:24A. Humming Bird and Bretta also
started.
Two-year-old trot. Melvin won first and
second heats. Time 2:531z, 2:i0h. Guy By
ron. Brightlight also started.
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Rode a Half I'm .O1.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. July 1.-THE class
races of the Century Cycling Club held in
this city this afternoon were attended by
a small crowd. Harold Stone. of this city.
was the hero of the day. After winning
the one-mile city championship and the
half-mi.e open he rode an exhibition half
mile, flying start, in 1:01.e This is said to be
the State record for the distance.
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WACO, Tex. July 3.-State Representa-
tive Mills speaking Of the Corbetf-Fitzsim-
mons hight and the bearing OF the statutes
OF the State thereon. said tonight: The
Jaw or 1889 Imposing an occupation tax OF
act of.1&1. making prize lighting a pena.
offense and providing a fine OF not less thar
sixty lays nor more than twelve months
pr5hibftine brize fights.
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At Muncie Driving Park.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July About five thou
sand people attended the meeting of the
Muncie Driving Club to-day. In the bicycle
races c.. s.. higgins. Of Muncie, won the
six~teen-year-old boys half-mile race in
1:27.
TIL half-mile open was won by AL Fra
zier, of Muncie, in 1:11%. Mark Freeman,
of S~pringport, was second, and Frank Cum
ningham third.
Mile handicap-Won by Frazier in 2:291A.
Cunningham was second and Charles Jes-
ter, of Eaton, third.
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Al the Baltimore Park.

BALTIMORE, July AT the GentIemen's
Driving Park races. to-day. there were
three thousand people. Before the pro-
gramme was half finished rain began fall
ing. and continued during the day. Sum-
maries:
2:1s trot; purse. 500. Quartermarch
M M En- .n a9ss. s s9arsh Lille and Leo df took h swd f,r IT
heats in 2:17A. 200. Pantomime, Ike
Wilkes. Katharine s., Monroe Wilkes. Wal
o. finished IN the order given.
2:27 trot; purse, $500. Maud NJ. won Sec
ond. third and fourth heats in 2:24A. 2:2slk.
Hugo. Lottie and Durless finished as given.
Members race; for three-minute ~trotters
or PAGERS: purse. $50; two in three. Wade
Hampton won in straight heats i'm 2:40I.,
2:441ls. Dexter. Lilly West. Woodbury. Girl,
Fiossie and Trilby finished in order given.
Il Horses Trot I'm 2.i5 1-2.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 4.-The
features of the races to-day were a large
attendance and the remarkable time made
by horses entered in a .2:45 class. Miss
Rachaefs driver was ordered changed after
the second heat in the race and she won
easily. Results:
2:t5 pace. Adam took first two heats and
Miss Rachael the next three. Time. 215Is.
2:Al2. 2l6l2. 2:194. 2:2liz. Lottie, the only
other starter. was distanced in the third
els trot. Racine won the first two heats;
BERTHE r. the next two and New Castle
the next three. BERTHE r. got second money.
Time. 215A. 216. 2:17A. 21S. PISA, 2:19L.
2.Hh. Other starters We're Harry Penning-
ton. Russellmont and Instant.
BIO pace. (uninished.) Coleridge won w
heats; Susie G. second Time. 2:09h, 2:1Ox.
Atlantic King. Paul and Ethel A. also
started.
: Winners at Barney Driving Park.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. July 4-The third day
Of the races at the opening Of the Barney
Driving Park took place to-day in the pres
ence Of the largest crowd that ever gath
cred here on q similar occasion Summa-
ries.
Three-year-old trot; best two In three:
purse. 500. Won In straight heats By
Trouble. Kokomo. Josie Rea. Prince An
nanias and Emma b. also started. Time.
7fcttins: purse. 500. Won in straight