St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-12

appear in their nobby brown uniforms
will remind one of Palmer Cox's de-
lightful creations. In ali proba bility
| the club will be ready to make their
| appearance about the middle of the
| week.
To the sum of $500 originally set
aside for the prizes to be offered to
| participants in the carnival skating
| tournament, the executive committee
has added $3.50, and the series of prizes
to be hung up will discount anything
! yet offered to American skaters. The
first prize in the 100-mile championship
race will be known as the Hannah
! trophy, magnificent epergne, valued
at $50. 1t is almost two feet in height,
of silver, exquisite in design and ele-
gantly engraved The winners name
and time will be engraved on it when
it has been won. The racing pro-
gramme in detail is here given:
! Wednesday, Jan. 22-
80 p. None mile championship of st.
Paul Paul First prize gold medal; second prize
P. M.-Long jump on skates, champion
ship Of America; gold medal.
$50 P. M.-Five-mile handicap; prizes to be
announced later. Open to all skaters residing
in Minnesota.
Thursday, Jan. 30
! $3.50 P. M.-Three-mile championship Of
and second. Open to all skaters residing in
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
| $50 P. M.-Two-mile handicap; prizes to be
announced later Open to all skaters resd-
Half-mile race for fat men weighing over
200 pounds.
I Saturday, Jan. Is -..it n
| p. None mile championship of Mime
sofa; gold and silver medals to first and Sec
ond- Open to all skaters residing in Mime
sofa.
ID NJ F;,,a ,,,;,o oho-,,;oa,aia 90 ,1;nna
sofa; gold and silver medals to first and sec
ond. Open to all skaters residing in Mime
sofa.
$50 P M.-Ten-mile race open; gold and
silver medals to first and second Skaters re-
siding in Minnesota. North and South Da-
kota, Wisconsin and Michigan.
| Exhibitions of fancy skating daily
Entrance fees to above races SO cents to
each race. Entries close on Jan. 20, and
! should be made to J. J. Ryder. assistant sec
rotary winter carnival
Monday. Jan. q
3 P M.-Quarter-mile, national champion
ship; five-mile. national championship. Gold,
/ third in each event; open to the world.
$50 P M.-Compeutive drill of uniformed
carnival clubs on skates; prizes to be an
nouncsd later. One mile boys race; half
mile girls race.
Tuesday, Jan. Is
3 p M-one-nile., national championship,
yer and bronze medals to first, second and
third in each event; open to the world.
$3.50 r None and two-mile races, open
to all members of carnival clubs who have
not entered any previous race; prizes to be
announced later.
Wednesday, Jan %
A. None hundred mile champions1lip OF
America First prize, Hanan trophy, silver
epergne value $50; second, gold medal third.
silver medal Open to the world.
Entrance fee to each championship race 81
Jan. a.
All entries should be sent to J. J. RYDER
! assistant
! ton. st. Paul.
Prizes for the hockey tournament
have been selected. and are OF a char
acter to stir the ambition of the best
| players in the country. Each mem
! Der of the winning team in the finals
will be given a richly decorated loving
cup of German make, with a music
box in the bottom. To each member of
the second team will be given a pair
OF the best Canadian skates Mem
! bers of the third team will bear aWay
with them individual silver medals
properly inscribed. and thus twenty
one men will have valuable mementos
OF the ST Paul carnival hockey tourna-
! ment to preserve as reminders Of their
skill at this exciting game
Contestants in the polo tournament
Will also win prizes to the amount of
500, which will be announced later.
Yesterdays change in the weather
had the effect of enthusing the carni-
val officers, and at the meeting of the
| directors at D, M, w. l., Perkins Jr..
Maj. w. w. Price, Lew Wilkes, c. r.
Smith and Bob Seng were appointed
! a committee to select a uniform for
the carnival officers and directors. I'M
nediately on adjournment the commit
! tee proceeded to work. They decided
on a uniform of pure white, with wide
blue trimmings, and before night doz-
en- men had been measured for their
suits. Directors who already have uni
forms will be excused from ordering
new ones, but every officer and director
must appear in uniform, as they will
act as the immediate escort of Borealis
| and his queen in the parades.
veterans, carnival club is the new
est proposition, and meeting will be
held Monday evening, 18th inst, at
carnival headquarters, for the purpose
of organizing. Every man who was
a member of a carnival club Ia former
years is eligible to membership, and
will be welcomed to the ranks, It is
proposed that the veterans, young and
| old, shall appear in the uniform of the
clubs in which they held membership
before, and such famous saoWshoers as
DR.. Quinn, Otto Dreher, Charley Fair
child, w. H. Lghtner, r. L. Wann, Il.