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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-07-12
Campbellsvllle, KY.
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For Sale.
A farm containing ZIG acres of good
land, lying three miles West of Column
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]. Atkins farm. It produces well and
there are upon it a good dwelling, good
barn and all other necessary outbuild-
ings. There is also much valuable tim
Der For further information, address
G. A. Atkins. Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-07-12
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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1905-07-12

CORRESPONDING LOW RATES TO
WASHINGTON, OREGON, UTAH,
MONTANA AND ALL INTERMED-
late POINTS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants lost to Pittsburg at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. before big crowd oy
score OF to /. Slowness in base stealing. which
has been responsible for many defeats this sea-
son, played good part in the downfall
In the seventh inning the Giants had an e1-
ceIlent opportunity to tie the score but the best
they we're able to do was one run. which
turned out to be the only one
Mathewson pitched for seven innings. and
was then compelled to retire to the bench, owing
to Strang going In to bat for him McGtnnity
took his place.
In the third inning Mathewson had his hand
slightly hurt when he was run into by Clark
In this inning the visitors made the first run
on two singles and an out.
Gibson. in the fifth inning. sent the ball TO
the centre field ropes for home run. The score;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
WHITMAN AND PELL LOSE.
lie Roy and Little Win Doubles on
Seabright Courts.

The Columbia Princeton combination. Robert "a
Roy and Raymond D. Little. yesterday defeated
Malcolm d. whitman and Theodore Roosevelt PsI
In the doubles on the courts Of the SeaoTIght Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club. at Ssabrgbt y. J.. In TO
sets, g.. 50
eran Harold H HacRett withdrew. as did FREDERIC
B. Alexander the Princetonian- Reginald E Ftncks
OF the Country Club OF Westchester. played against
Richard Stevens. who won the match in straigat
sets, 6-3. 6-S. Robert P. Huntington was delsatsd
by George L. Wreun. r.. IN two sets. d. "a
Considerable interest attaches TO Whtunan's
entry Ia the present t0urnatnt as II Il said thar
he intends 20 again try for the national houors a.
Newport this year. and is coming into his remark
able form of few years ago. his play yssJ5. day
only shade below his championship fOrn.
and yet IN Eeu supporting him Whitman
unable 70 win the match
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STAKE FOR CONSISTENT.
Walden FiIly Wins Feature Race at
NarTagdnSett Park.

Providence, r l., July 1s.-Favorable weather
conditions and fast track marked the racing
at Nsrrsgansett Park to-day. and the attend
ance was large Three favorites won.
The Blue Stocking Stakes, with $1,000 added
for two-year-old FLIES, selling. was the feature
race OF the day. Consistent. the favorite, owned
by Mrs. s. W. Walden. won.
The Musketeer outgamed Wild nishman IN
the opening race. and won by half length
Orthodox, the favorite in the third race. out
classed the field The summaries;
FIRST racs tabout six turiongwon BY The Muskstssr
70 J. second: Brush Up. 90 Clench) TO third Time
l1lb- Trajan. Neptunus. Fernrock. Driftwood and
Haggte Stroups also
Second rage 1--we furiongsl-Won by ST. Joseph 112
SW Dalyl to q Just Ito (CrimTnins) q seconds
Interlight 100 a. McIntyre). TO third Time 1o1 -
s2sedsmith. L. S. Martin and sister Belle also
Third Zone and onesixteenth mes)-Won by Ortiz
second; Golden Green io5 CTravers) to third Time
las Cederstrome also ran.
Fourth lthe Blue Stocking Stakes 81 600;
Tor two-yearold hlfes selling; five h1rlongs-Won by
Consistent l0S (Creamer) 10 i; Speedway Io4 Grim
mins) 70 second; Essineke 81 10 Connolly. TO l.
third Time. :o1 Crossways Pithia Ruth, NIL
Princess Royal Adronfke and Lotta Gladstons
ioI Vrnmins). to z Bouvier, los (Fowers), TO l.
l;feS BarbutE- ROiy Poly. Modest Eieotrsss and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PLAY AT EKWANoK FOR TACoNIC CUT


Manchester VT, July 1s.-~The annual tourna-
ment for the Taconio and ondawa cups, presented
by the Equinox Company. will begin here on
Thursday the Ekwanok links. The entry list
closes tomorrow evening. with James L Taylor,
chairman OF the tournament committee The
programme for the event follows:
Thursday. July 20. a. m.ACualifying round
eighteen holes. medal play; D. m, frst rounds
match play.
,Fridaay. July q. Q a. m.-second rounds match
play; D. M semi final rounds match play.
Saturday, July %, a m. and D. n-Final
match play rounds, thirtysix holes; a M. open
handicap
This Is a scratch event. open to all amateurs
Prizes offered for three sxteens. The Ia
comic Cup will go to the winner Of the first six
teen The losing eight Of the first sixteen in the
first round at match play viii continue 10 compete
for the Battenkil Cup.
The trophy for tbs, second sixteen Is the On
dawa Cup. There will be prizes for the runner up
IN each case. A medal Is offered for the best
gross score In the qualifying round. There will be
prizes for the best gross and net scores in the
Saturday handicap.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
TR0TS AT WINDSOR.
Geers Wins Two Races with Clarita ". and
Walter Direct.

Detroit. July IA four-day erottfng and pacing
meeting opened at the Windsor Driving Park 10
day. The attendance large aRd the weather
and track conditions were good
z. F. Geers. with his Merchants and NFanufact-
urers candidate. Clarfta w, and his Chambar er
Commerce candidate. Walter Direct won the 2.20
trOt and the 2:lS pace respectively. the feature
events. Results:
Pacing C210 class)-waltsr Direct won thrss s-aIght
heats Tine. 2;0SA, 2o91, 2:lOE. Maud KsgEiek,
Black Patchen. F. J. PaVk and John o also started.
Trotting (22o csss-e,iartta " won drs- second asa
fourth heats and Time. 2:1oA, 212l1 2:I5 Was-
the third heat IN 2:12%. Elk Nutwocd Fred
Direct Belle Isle Stewart and opsy Simon also started
Pacing 2:12l5 undnfshed-Jose arst ana
heats Time, 2:O9A 2:1O% Irish Jack won third
heat 2:13z. Peruna fourth heat IN 2lS CHRIS
tina. Simmons and Jim Kyle also started.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
AMERICANS WIN DOUBLES
WAY TO CUP NOW CLEAR
Holcombe Ward and b. c. WHsA.
Beat AtlstraIasians HandiIu.

London. July 1s.-To the surprise OF A b...
gallery az the Queens Club to-day. Holcous.
Ward and BeaIs c. Wright. the Americas,
rather easily defeated Norman T. Brooks. a.
Walter Dunlop. the Australaslans. IN ths nu.h
of the doubles for the Dwight 3. Davis Interua
tionai lawn tennis cup.
This settles the question Of the chansnss-,
for the cup. play for which commsnces on Y,I,
2i ut Wimbledon. The matches In the sInxs.,
Tomorrow between the Americans and "a,
Australasians win not change the result
In to-day's play the Australasians shovx
unexpectedly poor form. and the set lost By a,
Americans was due 20 careless play and NOT a
any brilliancy on the part Of the oppousntA
Brookes plainly showed the effects OF yssts-.
days match with Wright. and did not give n,
partner any material assistance. On ths eou-
trary. Wright played at top form.
Both Of the Americans avoided giving chance.
except in the third set. which they practically
gave away. The summaries:
Holcombe Ward and BeaIs c. Wright Un,taa
States, beat Norman E BrOOkes and Watts
Dunlop. Australasia. 81. rs. 81. "a
No matches OF importance thus remain 70 b,
played by the Americans until they meet TIA
English team consisting OF the Dohsrrv
brothers. s. II. Smith and Frank L Risley Iats.
IN the week.
The English team TO defend the cup Is a. sol.
lows: Singles. s. n Smith and H L. Doherry;
doubles H L. and r. F. DOherty- Frank y
RisIey will be hsid In reserve In case Of acci-
dent
IN the singles for the Americans. and Ward and
doubles. with CIothier. like Rtsley, held In 20
serve In case OF accident to the others
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
HOT ON NEWPORT COURTS.
[BY rELEaRAPH TO rHn rRIBUNE-I


Newport. r. l.. July 1S-The handicap singles
tennis tournament for women began this morn
ing at the Casino and out of 1--WE matches n tina
first round only three were played The other two
were postponed until tomorrow account OF tina
l68 degrees.
The best match OF the day was that between
Miss Busk and Miss TwOnbly. IN which the la sr
allowed Is. II took sixteen games 10 decide
the second set. The players are elassed an fol-
lows
First class. Miss Edna Barger; second class Mss
Margaret Busk. Miss Anita Sands and Miss Mary
Sands; third glass. Miss Cyuthia Roche and n s.
Anna Sands; fourth class. Mrs r R LIvfngstOn
Miss Ruth TwOmbly and Miss N L. Moran me
result Of tO-day's play was as follows;
First round, handicap singles-Miss Anita sands
beat Mrs. Livingston g., 81 Miss Busk beat
Miss TYomby. 81 81 Miss Moraa beat Mss
Sands a. rs -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
GLEN COVE TO HANDZARRA
FILLY BEATS WILD MINT.
Three Faporites Score Brackets at
Brighton Beach.

An intermittent breeze from the made the
stxzling caldron into which the July trans
sorined the Brighton Beach inclosure yesterday
almost bearable. and as three heavily supported
'ravorites won the racing folks had neither an
unprohtable nor unpleasant time of it
The success OF F. B. Van Meters good nlly
Handza=ra in the renewal OF the Glen Cove
Handicap, at six fCrlongs. not wholly
fcoipated. and with the exception of the I'm
'sneoiats stable following was not profitable
rEandzarrs. with 1o6 pounds. was In receipt of
scale weight from Ivan the Terrible. wild Mint
fsalo zeala- and the public made Mr.. AIiller's hly
sfAvor1te. although WIG Mint received consider
able support et prices ranging around threes.
1he closing price against the winner was TO L
Burns RODE the FLY IN his usual bustling style
ss1d kept her going from start 70 finish Those
who waited for her TO ccne back waited fn vain.
s6he remained IN front and won by a length from
fWuo Mint with Incarnation third. Hildebrand
isn the favorite. did not excite any pronounced
Snthusiasm b7 his rido and many were inclined
10 crsucasa him for the defeat OF the fly
The best exhibition OF those qualities which
&c SO far toward making good racehorse was
given In the last race. when Sidney Paget's Kin
pSsyoalc. which has disa ppointed his followers SO
xnany timer. because Of his inability TO get away
rurlongs
Kinleydsle was slow 70 get away as usual
hno after the first eighth pole had been passed
80 AO440hcFh ABANDONED all nope He was far
loscE In the ruck and seemed unable to improve
5os position In the stretch. however, he settled
Gown 70 business and overhauled the leaders at
every tump. He made Avston let go and had
sength between himself and Blair AthoI when the
oecidins post passed.
ln the opinion Of many critics. this race stamps
The son OF Kinley 4hack and Berrfedale as high
class colt and one that must be r-cKoned with
over q distance OF ground.
OCr OF Reach and Race King had tusslo well
worth watching in handicap at one and one
.eagnth miles. The former. with ITO pounds con-
ceGed two pounds by the scale to the son OF
.enny ano was made a decided first choice In
The betting.
Rounding the turn into the stretch Race King
z1aaoe his bio, and, running up to the favorites
throat latch, held on like bulldog. The latter
would not lei go. however, and at the finish had
sornething 10 spare. at post time to was the
BEST price obtainable against Out of Reach
The defeat Of The Southerner in a selling race
al one and one-Quarter miles hard blow to
The plungers He was sent 70 the post az 90 To
le on. ano never gave his hackers a moment of
hope, finishing behind Alvin, Hippocrates and
Buttons Alvin. the winner, was backed from
swenties 20 hfteens.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

indian Star ran away in the first rac. v..+.r-
DAY. and Il took little Murphy ali Of mile 70 sto,
him. In the same race Tweedie tried TO re, svsao
srcm Burns bat did not have much luck
Tne stewards Of the Brighton Beach meeting
called j. l. McGinnis and George Hin before them
sestercay and repri-nanded them for abusing .acb
otner IN a selling race quarrel H
Alvin. Sinaser Of the third race VIZ. RIA ~, 60
800 and was bought in at that figure By A 7.
frank Omen, the well known socksv VIII r,s-r.,
49, ksecsnerty. daughter of Tony mcC.zrerty
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence. + L July Is-The following are the
entries at NarraEsnsett Park for tomorrow:
First seihnx: cvs furiongs-Fater I2; Libation
ie; Demas io4 Headway 102; Ossineke e9; Succeed e.
SECOND race selins about siI furongs)-Dapple Gold
s s.is : leS: Margarst O. loS; Uncle Henry o2 Grand
Third race (one miel-LSdy Rohesa, liz, Shrine III
tosetint III; jams Holly Ill: Don't Ask lie. ILL., Mirh-
Fourth race oau1csp; one and oneeixteenth miles,
Au hevoir. ia Elliott. 1i2. Bragg. 10T: Ostrich, 10e
Eosstint lO4 Tommy Wadds 100: Master IF Craft 1905
Fifth race se,ling; hve furongsDGauze, 1917 Kinepra
!oI; AL Pink ioT Merlingo l07; Ferrotype I04: Venus
chanEeaSe lo4i Rossdor. Io4 Ava iO4; Josie Hanp-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
MATINEE AT EMPIRE TOMORROW.

The New-York Driving Club VIII hold a ma atInee.
open to the public, at the Empire City track to-
morrow and a good programme has been ar
ranged.
The defeat Of Princess Pique by Invader last
Saturday has added interest to the race between
these two championship trotters. and, as Kitty
Giltner has been entered in the same class II will
furnish good three cornered match
The struggle for ribbons and points has now be-
gun IN earnest, and each meeting adds to the
rivalry OF the drivers. Princess Plque Is in the
Lead in the trottng class, while the pacing class
Is headed by Star Pugh
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland. July 1S-The Highlanders shut out
Cleveland here to-day by score of to o. orth
pitched fine game for the visitors. allowing
only three scattered hits He 1elded his posi-
ton perfectly. making four clever assists.
Errors OF Judgment by Cleveland helders were
responsible for giving the visitors both runs.
The fielding OF Turner was feature Of the
game. He took ten chances without Tnisplay.
The acorAt
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PHILADELPHIA. 8; CINCINNATI,

Philadelphia, July 1s.-It required fourteen innings
to decide to-day's game the home team winning
Doolin's triple and Dooins single. Cincinnati
tied the in the ninth inning Odwelrs home
run hit The weather was extremely hot. The
score:
r. H. E.
Phiiadelphia ......o Q 5000 90 % i-5 II /
Cincinnati ........O o o 0 o o o o. II
Batteries-Duggeby and Dooin Ewing and Schlei. I'm
pire-Bausswtus. Attendance. 2.253.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PHILApRLPH1A. g; pErRo1T. 4

Detroit, July Ia-Phiadephia the last game
of the series from Detroit to-day by score of 6
to 3 Plank pitched his second game OF the week
and effective Donovan had bad inning
The scoret
.a r r
bstlsft bbsiisfsrai. r'aaia...::.::::...-.sSsS1S9S&
Rztteries-Plauk and scnreek Donovan and Drin I'm
pars-Connolly. Attendance. 1.0G0
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
BOSTON. 10: CHICAGO. 1

Chicago, July BIN a sided game to-day
Boston batted AItrock all over the held and won
By a score Of 10 TO Tannehih pitched In fine
form, holding the locals safe throughout the game
Chicasos run made errer. The
score
sSssos eSiseso ':::..:.:..:::S :::.::::S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
BOSTON. S; ST. LOUIS. /.

Boston July 1s-Boston batted Thielnian hard IN
the early innings and from st. Louis with
ease. Fine outfelding by the home team kept the
visitors score down. The score:
r. n. e.
So so'fG1 Ioui. i...:'.:::::5 ...:.:::::5
Ratteries-Fraser and Moran; Thelnnan and Leahy
UmpIre-0Day Attendance. l,I20.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
RReoKLYNs BADLY BEATEN.

In a hard hitting game at Washington Park yes
terday Chicago defeated Brooklyn by OK II
to 2 The home players put up wretche1 fielding
game The visitors took the lead in the opening
inning and the result never In doubt The
score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

Two-hase hits-Sagle, Casey, Shecksrd. Thres-bssa
hits-sehute Chance. Ritter. Home runsHonman. Hall
Sacrifice hit-Maoney. Stolen bases-Homan, Shecksrd.
bases-Chicaso, g. Brooklyn, 0. First nase
baIls-On Brown. /; on Jones. First errors
Chicago 4; Brooklyn. /. Struck out-By Brown 9; by
Eones l. Time of sarnss i,<5. Umpre-Ernsie Attend
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

AZ Toronto-Jersey City. 2 Toronto. !.
At BunAlo-Buhalo, Z; Newark. 1.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. Z; Providence, 4
Al Observation-Disclosures, 1: Montreal s.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

Ftrst On errorNew-York Left bascs-Pittshurg
/: EsW-York 8 First base on baiis-on Case, 81 eft
-sBg Lynch. i: By McGinnity. z Homo run-Gbson,
TEo-beae hit-kcCann Sacrifices hit-F. Clarke Stolen
hase-wasner. Hts--oT Case s IN az Innings; on
Umpres-JohnstOne and KLEIN Time 900. Attendancs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE REsuLTs

At Norwich Norwich. g.: Hartford 2
At Observation-Disclosures A. Hblyoke, T.
At New-Lohdon-=Nev- London. 4; Meriden- o Cnrst
same); New.Iondcn. 4 Meriden. o (second gams3.
At Sprtnghed-Springheld. 8; Bridgeport J.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

At Aysauy-Aibsny 4; Scranton l.
At Troy-Troy. 8; Wilkesharra. 1.
At Cloversville-A., J. & G.. 0: Binghamtcn. Ctrs
ssmel; A.. ): c.. T. Binghamton. tsecond camel
At Utiea-Uties, 2; Syracuse. L
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

ecse hi,s~5rth Williams sacrf1ce hits-,Bay Eberfeid
Keeier. Stolen bsse-Kseler Double payI,urner and
baii-By ORTIZ 1. Lof, on easss-c1eveIand, o. New
York Struck out-By Donahus, 4; by Orth. l. Wilc
pitch-Orth. Time OF game-1:3o Umpre-Connor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburr. 3; Eew-York Phiadslphia, 81 Cincinnati
SSh!s:asO. ri l. Brooklyn, 9Sai!y ID innlnss''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

BAsEsALl- Polo Grounds, To-day p. M-Chan,-
Ion Giants va Pittsburg. Admission. soc.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HighLanders White1rash CLeUelands
in Well Played Game.
GAM ES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERpAN
LEAGrE-

Boston Cleveland. philadelphia 81. LcutA.
Sew-York st Chicago Weshington Detroit
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

AMERICAN LEAGUE
pniladelphis, O.; Detroit. s Boston, 10; chicaso.
Nsw-York- q, Cleveland, O.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Lose Close Game to Pirates
at Polo Grounds.

GAMES TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburr at Eew-Yorx 81 Louis at Boston.
C-htcaso al Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
BRIGHTON BEACH SUNNI ARIES

l. dss H'fn ~a, Time
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

KiHleyesle. of TO a bad start. closed .
NS4. Inglesics had no excuse
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

easily irpro O.
weight MArrnse practically left a
9th two-yesroas: added furoars staI
O b C.. by Rinley Maek-Bertecale
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

Ny Bueia. of 10 good start Iald b.b,na ,,-.,I :,
1trnooctoo ran soo6 race. TUeedie not ready
sd RACE--Selling: for tvgo-year--olas. ssaa asa.t
tso' n. winner. en-, T., By Looohatches-I.una-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

fandzs-rR IN danger
It out with Wic Mint for
Ta RAcEanoesp: over 81 900 o1as
- Tine i52%. by Persirn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-17

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04
TENNIS '

challenge for the lawn tennis championship
of the world is to be sent by cable today to the
English Lawn Tennis association by the United
States Lawn Tennis association. This action
was decided on at the meeting Of the association
held in New York last night Some opposition
was manifested, but 1t was overruled. The
details for the match left to the execu-
tive committee. Secretary Palmer E. Presby
read a complain from England and one from
France about the Davis tennis cup regulations
England asks that the twenty-one days chal-
1enge notice be reduced to seven days, and
France complains that the regulations are too
complicated and asks that they be changed
without delay. 1t was decided to place the
matter in the hands of the executive committee
for solution.
The following officers were reelected, Presi-
dent, James Dwight Of Boston; vice president
r. D. Wrenn of New York; treasurer Richard
Stevens Of Hoboken; secretary, P. f. Presby
Of Boston, executive committee, ". A. Larned
Of Summit N. j.; Dwight F. Davis of St.
Louis, Kreig Collins of Chicago, NJ w. Whit
man of New York, R. D. Little of New York
Holeomb Ward Of Orange, N. j., and W. +.
Cother of Philadelphia.
The association decided the challenges of
United States singles, east against west doubles
and challenge doubles to be held at the New
port Casino; eastern doubles to be held at the
Longwood Cricket club. Boston; western sin
giles and doubles to be held at Kenwood County
club, Boston, and the women's challenge at the
Philadelphia Cricket club Philadelphia.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-04
THE TURF

R5 Bro Is the n1 , %sst
and Brown met in the st. Charles Hotel at
New Orleans yesterday and an interchange Of
tion, it is said, led up to Browns grasping Ben:
nett by the nose and twisting that member Of
psd Essss anything
the Is me e. R Of the toagSf
is much uneasiness beneath the apparent calm ex-
terror Of many.
Efforts were made to cover up the story of
fhe encounter and. both the principals and
thstr friends seemed surprised when they found
hands, of course.
Ts annual meeting of the Great Northern
tab hotel. Grand Forks. N. d.. this week. Scores
Of hcrsemen were present and dates and places
were arranged for 1906.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected and
=. D., vice president, Fred G. Wells, Grand
no n s a The aa
thorized to engage, starter for all Of the meet
ings. Langdon, Park Rivcr and Leeds were
more, In North Dakota. and Winnipeg and Bran
don, in Manitoba. were taken into the circuit and
oates assigned them The circuit is strong and
Of the cities and dates assigned them:
Minot, June IA. Is, Is.
Bottineau, June 20, a. %.
Devils Lake, June %, 20, 80
Cando, July 4, s. 6.
Mayville, July II. IL, IS.
Larmore. July 10, 10, 20.
Winnipeg, July a. Is, 2e, q, 2s, 20.
Brandon. Aug. 2, 3. 4, 5.
Grand Forks Aug. 7, 8. 9. TO- IMP
The harness classes decided upon are as fol-
lows: 2:1o class pace and 2:06 trot: 2:15 class
pace and 2:1O trot; 2:2O class pace and 2:15
trot; 2:25 class pace and 2:2O trot; 2:3O class
pace and 2:23 trot; 2:40 class pace and 2:3O
trot.
a number Of additional classes will be added
in the larger cities The running are to
be one-half mile and repeat Three-Guar ter mile
dash. and one mile novelty The harness
purses will be from $500 up and the running
purses will be $3.50 lin.