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The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

please take me home with you aud
hide me 50 papa can't find me. "
The speaker Of the above touching
words was little child just two years
OF age. She was endowed with unusual
spvightliness and love!iness, both OF
person and disposition.
We had been visiting her mother,
and on leaving bad taken the dear little
one 10 ride short distance
We said ''Now Mary, kiss US goodby;
IL Is too cold TO take you any further. -
The little darling looked up with the
most Piteous expression, and cliuging
TO me said In her baby words: 20 Len
ny p'ease take me home with you and
hide me 30 papa can't ind me.
As rode homeward the thought
would again and again recur TO me.
oh that all who have helped in amy way
To make her father drunizard. could
have heard that piteous appeal, and
could have seen those baby hands raised
In entreaty. AID her lips quivering
with suppressed emotioni Surely the
heart OF the most hardened whiskey
dealer would have been reached, and
his slumberiug conscience would have
been awakened TO true sense of the
terrible wretchedpess caused by the
use OF ardent spirits oh, think OF IL,
harkeeper and whisEey sellers OF every
gradci-thiuk Of your sad, sad work.
Here wis man who, when sober, was
n kind and devoted parent. yet from the
use OF this curse of our land had become
80 cruel and unkind as to inspire abject
fear in his only child
May all who read the lines and have
encouraged the use OF ardent spirits in
any way, be warned in time. lest ia the
last day many women and little chill
dren shall say 10 them: ITO you we
owe the untold wretehedness and agony
OF our lives; our blood be upon your
skirts. Richmond Advocate.
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PLEDGE

wATcHwoRDs-As Asita,s, educate, organize.
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The personal liberty of the liquor
seller to sell his maddeuing poison, of
the dens of infamy to sell yet more dead
ly vices means liberty to break ! the
hearts of mothers and ruin the lives OF
sons by the score. The personal liberty
OF the drunkard to make himself tenn
porary lunatic interferes with the liber-
ties of men and the rights of women aud
children wherever he exercises that
"liberty" The law abridges no mans
personal liberty except the liberty to
do wrong, and that only in the defense
of the liberties of others.
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During temperance campaign a
lawyer was discussing very learDedly
the clauses OF the proposed temperance
law. An old farmer, who had been lis
teniug attentively, shut his knife with
a snap, and said: Il don't know nuthin'
about the law. but I've got seven good
reasons for votin' for it. y
what are theyYn asked the lawyer.
And the grim old farmer responded:
-Four sons and three daughters
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAxp orr1en. LAxAn, coLo.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on Thurs
day, March o. 1889, viz: Wesley s. Strain,
II. Z. No. l2l5 for the SW4, of Sec II, Twp. z
s., Rg 46 W. 9th p. NJ. in Colorado.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
said land. viz: J. Nj. Wright. NJ. d Parmentcr
L. Writ Markham and NJ. l.. Conwell. all OF
films WA. MERRILL. Register.
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DESERT LAND DFINALPRooF- NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION
L. s. I-Asp OFFICE. LAaaR. Colo. |
January 30, 1893.

e. s EAND OFFIcE, LANAI, Colo.
january 30, 1893.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lewis c. Harris,
~ of Holly. Colorado. has filed notice ~
intention to make proof Oh his dcsert-Iand
claim No-i0s, for Lots and 2 and Sts Me- of
Sec. .. Township - s., Range ~ w. 9Th p. NJ. be-
fure the Register and Receiver Mt Lamar. Colo.
on Thursday. the 10th day of March, 1888.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land: n. Thompson. J. W. Wampler J. A. VIII
cox and Denny Conley, all of Holly. Colo.
films WA. MERRiLL, Register.
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The citizens Of Eastouville, Colorado.
recently purchased the property of the
only saloon keeper in the town upon
the assurance that he would forever
quit the business and would join in the
effort to preyent others from selling.
Rev. George W. Bell was leader in the
movement and chairman of the meet
ing.
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School Notes.

Schools in Districts Nos. u, - and 6,
and one room each in No. IA and No s
we're visited last week.
On Monday, the principal of the La
mar school being confined to bed because
of an attack of grip, Miss Morehouse had
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Irgias aad are Epstibair traias Between
= issss anf DeaEer. th~Y stii carr chair ear
j. PalllaNn thfszfh sitkout chknsr.
Ira - ant kru lecai rzrrnes trains and
j . earn tFsf Ant secoaa class sachef. tcertst
I@sq-rs sad rallsakn si~<tsrt.
"a I-F rS1t. re-irrtin<s nu resular fare uill b.
rsis sh-z road trip tirx~.@ ase purrha<st
al essEvts. Azeet.
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Teachers Association.

The seventeenth session of the Prov
ers County Teachers Association will be
held in the NJ. F. Church at Granada,
on Saturday, February 18th, 1899, begin
ming at l:30 o'clock p. NJ.
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II, the undersigned. hereby promise. with
Gods held. / will abstain from all Intoxicating
liquors a. beverage, including wine, bees or
cider, that will 40, make. sell or give them
Away for such use; that / will not allow my
premises, nor any premises subject to my con-
troll TO b. employed for their manufacture, sale
or use As beverage; that will earnestly en-
deavsr. By all honorable means. to promote the
cause OF total abstinence"
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PROGRAM:

l. Conception MRs. NJ. A. RosEBRoUGH
Discussion by l.. f. Brown. Miss An
genette Bowler, Leslie Milford and Miss
Sarah l.. Gunnison.
.. Judging and Reasoning j. +. KEAIRSs
Discussion by Miss Annie Billingslea,
A. l.. Beavers, Mrs. Laura r. Dickson,
Frank McGrath.
Question Box ....... MISS JosIE EVANS
Topics for discussion are found in
Sully, PIP. 3o5 to 406 inclusive.
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At WindAor.

DETROIT. July 2n.--The main event Of the dav at
the Windsor running meeting the Martmns
stake ~ 1000 i'll which Topmast was favor,te
Branch took the lead at the quarter and won hAndy
by tw" lengths under a, pnll. Col Frank Matters
colared Mariana at the elarters for the place
Not y favort. won The track was fast. weather
cloudy and crowd fair Aragnol. favori,e in the
ste-plechase, broke down. summary:
Fir.t Rarc-Seten .eighths Of n mila-Madame
Cierst. 81 tSongerl, IL to !. won: Brown Veil 80
tDuSanI, 10 ., second: Tendressc. 30 CMcQuadeJ.
IL To |. third. Time :2nk
second Rare-On".half mile-Aurca. ln5 Ford
haml. ITO won Ida Fnrdhan 1Ol OKiteyj. to Z,
second; Grumble, OF ,SongerJ, to third. Time
O:IH
Third R,ce-;Three fourths Of a mile-Little Reg.
gle, 100 Wapshirei; Is to !, won; Miss Rowcna, lU5
Lsonger) sto s. second; Triunc, D1 Forehand), TO
l. third. Time. i:4t.
Fourth Race Mic and an eighth Mart ma. Stake,
81 OnO-hlanch, NH IL. ROsel 2 TO l. won; Col Frank
Waters, pn Forrhan,.. to y, 50 'ond Maritana "a
,Duvanl. 8 to >. third. Time, i:i+
F. f'h Race seven dghths Of a mile, selling-Little
sallc. ~ Dugam 5to :, won. D ok Warren, i0t +.
h srl. sto 7, cnnd Flag of Tue. IO4 lMcIntyr.)
to 3 third. Time. I:os&.
sixth Kace-SnvcIe ghths Of n mile-Be1uile IOs
Mclntyrc, II TO l. won; Eleanor Holmes. ~ Il.
Martin, 10 to ], second: TIP Gallant. lOl (wap-
shire. to ]. third Time l:2sh
seventh Rae SteepleChare; shot course-Pom-
mery SC las " steward, 10 to- won; Ro-ebery.
Ellison, to /. third. Time. rae.
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Lawn Tennis.

BosToS. July 20.-Dwight Davis demon
strated that he will have to be reckoncd with in
championship honors for tennis this year by
defeating W. A. Larned in the final round Of
the Longwood tournament this afternoon. 1t
required five sets to decide the match. and the
younger player won out after he had arnarent-
" lost the match. Ilrned had taken the first
two sets rather easil and had started in on
the bird when Davis woke up and commence
playing tennis that was entirely too much for
Larued. Davis took the set 6-:j. and in the
succeeding two outpi2yrd harned at every
meet Whitman OH TucSiay in a match for the
In tn" semi finals of the Eastern champion
played Whitman and George Wrenn by ID.
ST, e. Bmd"ng and Wright nut the vctc-
hy winning from them mi ,iiv"-sct match. after
losing he first two sets. Ward and Davis viii
meet BudlonC and Wright on Monday. sum
mnrirs:
Singles Fourth round-G l. wrcnn, Jr.. heat Hol.
comIc tt. IL, ! q. "a, d; y. +, Davis beat
J. =. Par-t, -, ".i "-3; W. 4. Llrn' d beat X.
'' S"m,.nnal Round Davis beat wrenn. Jr. Ga,
d, G-s "a Larnrd hcat Wright, a.. liz,
Final Davis beat Iarned, go, 4-o. G-3, O.,
Eastern Doubles Second round Whitman and
Wrrrn beat Read and Per 49,, ca IL; Ward
- campbell an, Huntington bet { ,lnan aud
M Mr,hn heat oEn,J 6roth.r. So hId9nH and
semi finals ward ard Davis boat Whitman and
wrcnn. IL. -, -: Rudlonr and Wright beat
Campi'lr'snd Huntington, 3-d, IT -. al,
owe II, nrat". F Brown. half ~, by default i,
T., Ltrnrd scratch. beat H. F. Merrill. u, "a, ~.
wright, hnlf 70; -, ~. -: +, i. IHrh.d,
Is. g. Wright, scratch. beat L. Ware, half II. -,
T1Ea Honna-1 r. cap, neT scratch, beat j. S
haf L., heat L. p Lar"eh. scratch, 4-i, ID. -.
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THREE NEW RECORDS FoR s1zAroeA.
Mesmori,t Wins the MoGrathians stakes
Handily.

SARATOGA. July 2o.-The card OF six events
to-day furnished a rattling good days sport
and the track was In such grand condi-
ton that three track records were broken.
The chief attraction was the McGrathiana
Stakes for two.year. ODDS. Nine horses were
originally carded, but the scratching OF Withers.
Mark Cheek and Sedan reduced 1t to six.
Bromleys speedy hut faint hearted colt Mes
merist. ruled the favorlte over the lot. with the
pair from Ed CorrIgan's stable. Golden Rule
and Sardine. next in demand 1t was no race
for the favorite. who shot to tho front before
the Geld had covered 100 yards. and there he
remained to the end. winning, eased up. by
length and half
As Lady Lindsay and Sanders were with
drawn. 1t left only Voter and HI Degree to
start in the first race. Voter seemed to out
class his opponent to such an extent that he
was n prohibitivc favorte. Although at the
end Voter won in n Rallop, HI Degree had his
hackers guessing for some time. When the time
was posted il was seen that Voter had lowered
hetrnck record from ;O7,,. to 00,s. The, pre-
vious record was held nv Fresno. who made 1t.
with "a pounds up. on Aug. | T. 1894. Five ran
was smashed St Cloud was the iavorite hut
ran .disappointinRly. The Kentuckian won in
pyS hr m so %as 'fs wheH c Ts
hall second of the track record The fourth
nSs SHs Wo" by who Led all The
win. Tho nfth race was a maiden affair, with
lnneenamara q hot favorte. and Chappaqua.
who was backed down from to | to 4 to 5.
next in demand. The last named turned up
the winner. Dudley E. the favorite, captured
the hurdle race.
Tommy Burns was fined $50 for breaking
through tho barrier with Sam Phillips In the
McGrathiann Stakes. The stewa rds investigat-
ed tn" complaint OF Mike DAILY in regard to
Nearest In the last race yesterday. when she
was knocked out by the crowdinC on the turn.
and decided that II was done accidentally Sum-
marias:
First Ra'e-Five and a half furlongs Voter. 112
burns. second. Time, I:O6te. No other starters.
Second Racc-one mile and a Sixteonth-The Ken
tuckian. 81 Mccain. 10 t. and To l. won;
Swiftmas 1l6 wilson, even for place. second:
h,uc.na. loi tBnllmau). third. Time 1:47h. st.
Cloud and Havoc also ran.
Third Race-The McGrathiana Stakes. for two.
year.olis nve furlrnRs-Mesnerist, l12 (Spencer.
to r and out. won: sam Phillips, 1l8 Burns 3 to
for place second: sardine 112 HID. third. Time.
l;u1A. Wooster Boy. Golden Rule and Mr.. Jersey
alsn ran.
e Fourth Racc-One m!le-Toluca, IoI (Burns). Is
to Ia and 10 g. won; Batten. l21 (HilD I to for
place. second; survivor. 12l Spencer third. Time.
$40. Queen Of Song ais, ran.
Fifth Rnce-Six furlongI- ChAppaqua, 1O4 Burns,
to and to 2. won EmRre. 1o1 (McCannl 9 to
for place, second; Inneenamara. los tClawson),
third. Time 1l5h. Black Bonnet. Sadie South.
well and Flying Scotchman also ran.
Dudley F.. l+4 tFinnepan). l to 2 and out, won:
Julius Cmsar 40 (Sprague), to for place. second;
Three Forks, 147 (Owensl. third. Time, 2:5Oh. Eli
kendig and Uorseplay also ran.
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PEDL4R PALMER SAILS,
Coming Here to Fight McGovern Mt the
Mrstchesier CImh ON Sent. 1.

Wrstchester Club on sept. 1.
Pedlar Palmer the English puGilist. is at last
on his way to America. The bantamweight
boxer. who is to meet Terry McGovrrn of
Brooklyn before the Wcstchester A. c. on Sent
for $4,000, the largest purse ever fought for
Ivy little fellows, sailed from Liverpool yester-
day on the steamship Campnnia OF tn" Cunurh
line. The boat is due here next Friday B II
Bc!linson. matchmaker Of the National Srort-
ing Club and Pulmers manager. AMI cotcric
81 friends accompanied the dminutlvc pugiIi-t
The details Of the articles OF agreement
which Palmer signed to fight McGovern at
COncy Island for n purse Of 1000. on or about
Dec, 1, are published in the London SPORTING
Litp Of July X. The agreement calls for a
match OF twenty-five rounds. under MARQUIS Of
Qucensbrrrv rules and the weight TO hr at l8
pounds Ht O'Clock on the day Of the affair
Each boxer must deposit E5OO a. n guarantees
OF good faith. the club to do the same Al
Smith was chosen stakeholder. Tn" eighth
clause provides that the purse shay Ice div ded
on a LASTS of % and 20 Ter cent the large
papers have been forwarded TO Mctiovcrn, but
he has not signed them us yet,
As the articles mentioned in the Lon lOn
paper WGr" drawn up h"ture tn" M"s'chrster
club had any idea of getting IT." light il VIII
hc seen that Palmer has not kept IHith with
Brady. The We~t"heStcr Clubs papers which
were signed Ivy Met GOVERN were sent to Palmer
over two weeks ago and ARE now ON the way
here with the English boxer signature affixed.
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second Cup Race Postponed.

MONTREAL. July 2@,--The second of the series
OF the races between the American challenger,
Constance. and the Canadian defender. Glen
cairn Ill. which was to have taken pace on
Lake st. Louis this afternoon, had to be de-
cared on for llck ~ sufficient hrceZc. The
boats were tOwrd ~ to the committee boat
which was anchored NJ the course. shortly be-
fore O'Clock, aud II war decided to wait iii 3
q clock 10 see II Il favorable breeze wOuld spring
M Tn" calm continual and when the boats
got their sails out NJ $3.50 there was hardly
enough hrrcZr 10 Ill them. IN" hOatS how
cred around the committee boat until O'Clock
when after n consultation with tho two skip
peers the sailing committee decided to drcla re-
the race oil The next race will be sailed ON
Monday over a triangular course.
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On Local Tennis Courts.

The New Jersey and New York Tennis League held
the fourth series of matches in the itrrclub tour
nantnt ON the courts of the orange Lawn Tennis
club Yesterday afternoon. The West side Tennis
club rrprrs natives were Hugh Tallant the former
Harvard ,ra,k tor TIM SINGLE. and j. A. Allen, tn"
YALE Champion. was paired with II. j.. flmrbrr Ia
the doubles. THIS sirOaE trO east s. won tnulr
hat hes and the West side C.uu now leads
without having been defeated IN the single
or double event. A. the MnrriSiOWn Flrh
Club was defeated in both events 3",toIday the
Orange club YES M to second place IN he strllg.
gle Tor tn "phy, THIS feature OF the AVS PLAY
wa t." virIurF q. Allen ant III lrbrr Gillespie
ant MrKr"N,r The majority al the scor's III their
gA 7,"-sawrd tetwtcn d"ucc and vantage, hut
the West Silcrs always pan d out II, Allen was IN
especially good t. rm and pal cd ll,nily At the
MT HIS pasSIl.E ais too much for the VI Drris-
town uair AZ they req a-'dly faileI to Ilrck the
balls Il the net. The hlLCk brothers scored the
INST NlCtrry Tor Mphtclar by taking three.sc
match from tine orange am. The scores
Championship SINEl"~ mn IN TIllant. West side
I &. lcIt II. cochran. VI riS0wn r. g., 10, III
/. II. C0nd 1t, Oran-r L. f. C., beat Il. NJ BOYD Jr.
MOntrlaIT A. e, by DIET ,ult,
Championship Doubles A. J. Hinck anil O. II.
Hurk. Mon'cltIr A. G.. heat Bramhal and j. oil.
I'm Orange l.. T. g. 3-h, "a, 60: j. A. Allen and
H. ID. TEurbcr. Wet side T. G.. beat samuel II. uIl-
leSpic ami Buel Mckeevcr, MOrrlstown Y. c.. I'll.
%
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 2a.-The weather was perfect at
Harlem and holiday crowd attended the races.
The card WAS fair one and the notwithstanding,
favorites and second choices winning the six events
Summaries:
First Racc-Four AMI half furlonRs-Lady Elite.
10 tBeauchampj. 2R to won: Ayenstoke, 1l3
tWinkhsldl, to !. second: Oconee, lo6 Everett).
3tO /. third. Time, o:5+A
Second Race-One and one-quarter miles-Fgbart
ia Flck), ~ to !. won; Gun Metal lO7 (Ey erett)
l. third. Time. 2:OpL.
Third Race-One mile and quarter-Gadsden. OIL
Knight. 10 to 3, won; Ranlight, VI W. Jones', 10
to second; Ray H.. 1o2 tMathews, an to l. third.
Time. 2:OIA.
Fourth Race-Ono mile and 20 yards-Canova, o.
tFick). AZ to /. won; Harry Eutter 10 knight 81
To- l. second: John Baker o5 Mutt. lS to 8. third,
Time. Ia Y.
Fifth Race-SiK furlongs-Our Gertie, 1o7 den.
kins), ~ to |. won; Helen's Pet % (KnRhD, 2h to
!, second: Bonneville, ll2 Bisping, to 8. third.
Time O3A.
Sixth Race-One neutrality-suspicious., 100 tGray),
to l won: Tappan. lo5 ,Bispingl, 5 to /. second;
Racivan, % Knight, to 5. third Time, 1:4oA.
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ST. Louis. July 2"-The customary Saturday half
holiday seven good events and pleasant weather
drew large attendance to tho Fair Grounds this
afternoon. the speculative fraternity especially be-
ing ont in force Summary:
First Race-One mile and seventy var 1s-Hittick
1o5 (Houckl. 2 to ], won; Keenig. NJ lominck), 10
to l. second; Lula W.. 100 tMacJoynp. to !. third
lime, 1913.
Second Race-One mile and a half-Kodak, loS
CMacJoynp. 2 to 2. won: Connie Lee. 1Os (Holden)
TO l, second; Rowland Duett 40 tHinkey), to /,
third. Time. 237.
Third Race Six furlongs - Ida Ledford. 1oe
tHouck). to 3. won: Alice Turner, 12l lPiRgotD.
to Z, second; Morris Nolmer. lo5 tyttitoej.4 to
third. Time. 1918.
Fourth Raco-SiI furlongs-Allev'ate, Ioo INC
Cluskyl IL to ]. won: imp Mint Sauce. 1o3 Mac
Jovnt. : - L. second: Miss Bramble. lo4 Vitttoe).
q to =, third. Time. 1873
Fifth Ra"e-one mile-Ed Farrell 115 PiRgotD. 4
to ]. won; MuraliS 1l2 Foucon, 2 to ]. second:
Chiniura. 100 Nittitoei, = n |, third. Time IAN.
sixth Race-ole mil" and a sirteenth-Sir Rolla,
TO- ,Vttitrci to g. won; GastOn. III Holden, !
to ], second: Bisquiel III Foucon), to /. third.
Time 30.
seventh Race-one mile and al oirhth-Jimp, 1o7
tHouckl, even. won: Barhee lO7 Oiilmore), to l.
second; Montedonico. lo7 Nitttoe), to /. third.
Time, l:57L.
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G0LFING ON THE DUNES.
HITCHCOCK WINNER OF THE THIRTY
SIX HOLE HANDICAP.

Close Scores in tho wind-Up of tho Weeks
Tournament 49, EnElewood Players Win
from Richmond County -Caddies In n
Match at BRltusrol-Scorcs Elsewhere.
SOUTHAMPTON. July pa thirty -slx-hoe
handicap wound up the annual tournament OF
the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club In a blaze Of
glory to- day. The weather was ideal. and tho
large field OF players enjoyed thoroughly every
part OF the long competition. The tournament
has been grand success, but 1t is tho last
under the conditions that the club will ever
hold. The trouble Of caring for 40 many Wis
itors. In the opinion Of the Club Committee ia
too great. and hereafter different system will
be tried Next year only some forty PLAYERS
will he invited to the links and they will play
only at the match game. There will he neither
a qualifying round nora handicap. The event
to-day was won in very clever style by young
Hitchcock. while all Of the leading scores were
very good ones Tho i've best cards in the
handicap follow:
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Last Day of the Monmouth County Horse
Show,

LONG BRANCH. July 21.-The closing exhibit
ton OF the Monmouth County Horse Show too
night was Witnessed by 5000 persons ~
eerlric light The thirteen scheduled events
in tie afternoon were run on in good time All
without any serious mishap. and the Judgiu.
gave general satisfaction. Vice President Il =
bart and Secretary Of War Algrr were ahse,,
but eN-Gov. David Il, Hill took in the sighrs \
company with Gen. Earle.
a. j. Nuttlng and Mrs. G. s. Gugnon ,v.r.
uhlortunatc. The former had his pair H..
and Duke. retired IN tho eleventh event |
cauS" OF lamencSS. while Mrs CagnOu ,\-
p"ri"nced the same luck in the eighth with lr~
prize horse Jessie. Strauss X HrNtnr N....
Tour blue ribbons and one second priYr "A ID,
OF S215; W, stanton Etliott'S Flashlirht go,
tnr"d the championship class and $3.50 ir p. -
dltlon TO the prize of S1Ou offered by the Hs-...
citation. Charles Grael & Go. added 81. ID.
pat". The lucky exhibitors, with the nn.,-
~ horses. the class and amount won il. 10
afternoons contests follow;
Strauss HeNter'sSr RoIcrick the best high -. b.
per. Pm" none. s2TT.
&c 'rgc d hulme, hackncys. with Lancelot. II .,
~, T. +, Gordon. Jr.. best roadster. with Dr. T.a.a
Mrs j. Forbes Potter saddle hor,os Vcr,,a Pr,
drive. with Ruby. Prize. $50.
=, W. ~ lnt"h Elliott, champion prize with It-.
LINT PIH" 500 and special plate donated
TT"Tse ribbon went u Mrs. +, H. HArrlulau %,
r. ); rman, best pair " horses over lr.al.,.l..
WIN WhHInglam and ",stern Star Prize, z
Nibs. Prize, $50, '
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Speedway Drivers Settle Their Dispute Mt
the White Plains Trnck,

WHITE PLAINS. July 20.-A hotly contested
hors" rn"" was won Ivy Supervisor Albert g.
jerks of Mount Vernon from City Clerk Will
liam H"yt OF tn" sam" city on the Westchcs-
ter County Fair Grounds this afternoon. Tn,
contest was the outcome O, scyer,I hrusboo
over h" speedway Of New York J.nks drove
III" bay g"IinG Hal: while Hoyt guided the
heats In 2;33', and 2:a7i4. Then the gray
found some latent speed ana took Hal into
cam ths next two heats in 2:t3'. and 232i.
breaks tn 2;3i Several Thousand dniinrs
changed hands on h" result. The second race
between William ll"veson'S lay geIding Mil
lard and Joe Smiths bay mare Lady Lester
by Willard -" '''"'h'' "ea's
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=. GLEN Cove, July 29.-On the links OF the
Nassau Country Club there were three in
teresting competitions for the members and
their guests to- day. In the regular Saturday
competition for the Adams Cup the following
best cards were turned in:
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The fourth contest for the Captains Cup for
associate members, eighteen holes, putting and
tries. Miss Smith scoring 3 points, with a
total Of 30: Mrs. Ogden : points. with ST. and
with ~ stokes.
The full eighteen, holes Of the course will he
ready for play on Labor Day. and for sterling
golf it will hn second to mono in the metro
pu!itan district.
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bernard Nichols and Willie Anderson have
not as yet completed arrangements for their
home and home match. Failing to get on
with Anderson, Nichols Is open to play any
man in the country for 800 side.
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IS. There was also a competition for tho
and was won by Gordon Gordon. who had
the best gross score. BY. the contest Gordon
points and j. II. Gordon point. The scores