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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-23
FOR The BUSY READER.

An explosion of dynamite in Il Chi
nese mines near Fangtse resulted in
the death of two Germans and 1913
Cinnamon.
Three registered mail sacks con-
tanning about $250,000 were stolen from
Burlington train between Denver and
Oxford, Neb.
The report OF the rural free delivery
service for the month of August shows
that there We're in operation on July
30th 97,730 routes.
Admission is made that the city of
New York is hard pressed 10 pay lis
bills, due to the present tight money
market and a consequent inability 10
dispose of city bonds.
John ID. Rockefeller will receive $73.
50 from the United States as his wit
ness fee for testifying in the recent
hearing before Judge Lands in Chi
cago.
Former Circuit Judge James p. Tar
win, of Covington and Louisville, died
suddenly in Cleveland, o., of asthma.
He was on his way to a health resort
and was stopping over in Cleveland
when stricken.
Former Mayor Paul c. Barth, of
Louisville, committed suicide Wednes-
day at his place of business by fir
ing pistol shot through his brain.
Worry over the constant nagging of
his political enemies is giving by his
friends as the cause of the deed.
Charles Jones, a negro, charged with
numbering two white men and throw
ing their bodies into the Cumberland
river, was given an examining trial al
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-23
Tax Notice.

Sheriff R. B. Martin has received
certificate from Auditor Hager of the
amount of taxes due from Ohio county
and is now ready to receive taxes. If
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-08-23
Death Of Mrs. George Barnes.

August IS, 1907, at her home in
Beaver Dam, KY, Mrs George H.
Barnes gently fell asleep in Jesus.
What a wave of sadness and gloom
swept over that town and community
when neighbor whispered to neigh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
NEW AUTO TOURING
CONTEST IS ARRANGED
Church viii Give Handsome
Trophy; Race to Be Held
in August, 1908.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, July ia new auto
touring contest VIII be held in 1905 for
the trophy offered by n W. Church. The
preliminary steps taken by the giver
show that he appreciates the necessity
for intelligent rules and regulations a
sufficient time ahead OF the contest. so
that everyone can be prepared. To this
end Mr.. Church has appointed technical
body, consisting OF his friends and as
sociates. who are TO submit plans and
rules for the run, They are TO be given
out sometime in August, specifying the
date and the conditions OF the deed of
giit. The route has been practically
determined upon. and cannot help but
prove attractive to every one The start
VIII be made from New York, going TO
Hartford where arrangements will be
made TO meet the Governor of the State
OF Connecticut. From there to Boston,
where similar arrangements VIII be made
to Concord, also meeting the Governor;
from Albany TO Columbus, O.. meeting
the executive of that State; from Column
bus to Charleston, w Va, Charleston TO
Richmond; Richmond TO Washington,
Washington to Harrisburg, Harrisburg TO
Trenton, and from there returning to New
York.
1t is Mr., Church's intention that a fun
and complete report shall be handed to
the chief executive of each State. ex-
planning the conditions OF the roads-the
whole to serve as an object lesson to the
lovers OF the motor car, as well as to the
general public, Of its usefulness. Mr..
Church desires that all those interested
in automobiing, who may have any sug-
sestions TO make. should state such Sug~
gestions to him in writing. The trophy
itself will be attractive and beautiful.
goldsmiths having already been asked by
Mr. Church to submit designs appropriate
for IL, This run should take a promi-
nent part in American events of this char
acter as Mr. Church has been a consist
ent student of the motor car from Its
important event in one way or another
The tour will be held in the early part OF
the wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14

fashioned into q natural, forceful ex
ponent in his early years; in Germany,
Fance and other European countries the
same fruits of early instruction are to
be found,
But in England the lawn tennis vot-
ary does not, as rule. begin TO play
until he has left school, sometimes not
until some other game has been tried
and found wanting, The headmasters
of most OF our public schools, though
they may build expensive racquet and
fves courts, and even force some of their
charges to play cricket against their
will, decline TO introduce lawn tennis,
and still cherish unwarranted preju-
dices against its progress, While Eng
land could rely on certain phenomenal
products Of its athletic nursery TO stem
invasion, her supremacy with the
racquet was secure; as soon as this
stock is exhausted the nakedness Of the
land becomes apparent and the chances
OF a "foreign" coup become only too
real
England can only hope to retain Cor
perchanee .regain) her supremacy OF the
lawn tennis court, first, by introducing
the game into public schools; secondly,
by more systematic and less spasmodie
training; and, thirdly, by more seri-
GUS recognition of the fact that in some
departments of the game, notably in
effective team work, the "outsider"
has something to teach lis, The DAYS
when few leisured masters of the
game could be relied upon TO keep the
championship intact are over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
TESTS FOR MARKsMEN.
Rules Governing Those Who Wish to
Shoot for Palma Trophy,
,,ine SneciaI SportinR SerVice

Tribune Special sporting service
NEW YORK, July 13,-The executive
committee OF the National Rifle associa-
tion OF America has decided the follow
ing tests for marksmen who desire to
try, for places on the rife team which
international contest for the Palma tro-
ply. at Ottawa. September Z. Candi-
dates for the preliminary contest at Port
Clinton on August l6 and II. will fur-
nish statement from a competent au-
thority OF record In practice or com
petition of s5 per cent at 500 Yards. 80
at 1000 yards, in string Of ten consecu-
tive shots.
In addition TO the scores made in the
two days contest, those made in the
Wimbledon cup match, the Leech cup
match, and the 500 and 1000 yards stages
Of the Presidents match: which will be
beginning August 10, will be added. From
the aggregate OF all these. scores the
team VIII be selected eys follows: Nine
men on the basis Of high aggregate and
three by the executive committee. Four
will be alternates. The eight who Will
shoot in the Palma match will be Sc
lected by the team captain after pre-
liminary practice in Canada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
BIG AUTO RACES.
Judging From Entries Received Meet
Will Break All Records.
al Sporting Service.

L
CONEY ISLAND July l3.-Judging
from the list of events which have been
arranged for the Brighton Beach auto
mobile race meet OF August and 10.
this affair should be the greatest Of its
kind in the history of the sport The
feature event is twenty four hour In
ternational endurance Derby with q gold
and silver trophy for the owner of the
winning car, and one thousand dollars in
gold coin, 10 be divided between the two
drivers. Preceding this contest, two i've
mile. two ten mile, q ffty-mIle. and A
one hundred mile race will be run off
The entry blanks for the Brighton meet
have been sent out and the early re-
eeipt OF soodly number or entries. Is
expected, particularly for the iong-dis-
tance races, In which the number of
starters win be limited.
The fifty, one hundred, and twenty
four hour contests are open to stock cars,
which may be stripped. OF sixty horse
power or under In the last-named event
each entrant may nominate two cars,
and the second car may be substituted
In case OF accident to the first. under
sliding penalization OF laps. Automo-
bile track racing has come 10 the front
again this year, largely through the ex-
cellent test and thrilling sport provided
by long distance races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
SWIMMING CONTEST,
Ten-Mile Swimming Race for Uncle
Sam Championship.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
BOSTON, July 13.-During the Old
Home Week celebration In Boston--July
rs 10 August 3, inclusive-a swimming
race 10 determine the long distance cham
pionship of the United States will be
held. It will be over approximately a
ten-mile course, the start being made
from Charlestown bridge and the course
ending at or near Boston light Swim
mers from ell over the world are invited
to compete. The contest will be a pro-
fessional one in that anybody Is free 10
enter. regardless OF amateur regulations,
The first prize will be cup. to be known
as the &C. F. King Swimming Champion
ship Trophy which Is valued at sew
eral hundred dollars. in addition to which
purse will DO given. There will alse
be money prizes for the winners of Sec
ond and third places.
The Old Home Week committee. of
which John r, Fitzgerald. Mayor Of Bos-
ton. is the head, is lending every as
sistance to make the event one OF the at
trsctjve fea lures during the celebration.
Assurances have already boen received Of
at least fifty entries, representing sew
ersl states, Canada, England and Irs
land, The event will take on an inter-
terest In the contest Is growing to such
an extent that the race promises to rival
In popularity the Marathon run. II will
be possible TO witness a great portion
of The race, as the swimmers will pass
in full view OF the hundreds of whaIves
In the upper harbor. and along the route
taken by pleasure steamers on their way
10 Tle resorts of the lower harbor. Ths
course Will be policed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
GOVERNOR Stokes WILL
MAKE CONCESSION
FavOrs Amendment to FreIing-
huysen Bill So as to Allow
Speed Contests.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
TRENTON, y. j., July 13.-The world 8
famous automobile event the Vanderbilt
cup race. acknowledged to be the premier
auto speed contest of the world, will be
contested In this State this year. accord
Ing to the statements OF 4. R. Pardington,
chairman OF the Vanderbilt Cup comnlis-
sion and personal representative OF w.
x. Vanderbilt He, In company with VIII
bur F. Sadler, Jr., president Of the As
sociated Automobile clubs OF New Jer-
sey. conferred last week with Governor
Stokes relative to special legislation maxi
ing the race possible in this State.
Governor Stokes expressed himself as
being in favor Of the proposition and an
amendment 10 the Frelinghuysen bin has
been introduced In the Legislature. The
Governor asks for the enactment OF a
law authorizing municipalities TO vacate
the roads required during the progress
OF the speed contests and for the calling
out Of portion or the National Guard
TO guard the course.
The automobilists will rebuild the roads
along approved lines and will pay the cost
Of military service. Law makers in df-
ferent parts OF the State who have been
approa ched are enthusiastic over the
scheme and will vote for the races.
The Trenton Board of Trade. one OF the
most influential bodies of the kind in the
State, has commenced an active cam
paign TO have the races IN Mercer coun-
ty- The autoists and spectators will
spend, according TO former races, about
$500 900 during the racing season. Will
bur f. SadleT, Jr., is president of the
board Of trade and president OF the As
ISOLATED Automobile clubs of New Jersey.
He is at the head Of the state movement
to get the races, and is confident. as is
Mr. Pardington. that there will be no
hitch In the proceedings The cup race
will probably take place October 49, with
an elimination contest on October u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
NEW CREWS ORGANIZE.
West Point and Washington Want to
Enter Regatta Next Year.
pecial Sporting Service.

Tribune Speclai sporting service.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Thcre is every
prospect that West Point and the Wash
lngton university will have crews in the
Poughkeepsie regatta next year, The
soldiers are anxious to get into every
branch of sport in which their rivals, the
navy, take part, and having been assured
by Coach Courtney and other prominent
Wator men that they could get enough
work done to put them in shape If they
spent even one whole hour a day in the
boat. the West Pointers will now make
serious effort TO whip crew into shape
for the next race.
The Washington boys have been row
Ing for q couple OF years and, having
won the Western championship, are seek
ing new worlds TO conquer. In response
to a query as to what action would be
taken II Washington wished to enter the
race next year. one Of the stewards said
thar the committee would be glad 10
invite the Westerners II II had any as.
surance that crew, would be sent East.
e. s. Titus. the champion sculler, who
Is now living at Princeton. where he is
working up interest in rowing, says that
Princeton may be ready TO enter the big
Hudson river race In 1909. TheSe is
great deal of opposition to the iutroduc-
ton Of rowing in the New Jersey college
by the managers OF the other athletic
teams because OF the feeling that the
teams would be drained to MI couple of
boats. but the hackers OF the rowing game
are working quietly and 1909 Is sure TO
see the orange and black making a fight
against all comers on the water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14

OF the smaller, II not less important
craft. Sue, in class p, has won six races
out OF a possible seven, Soya has cap
tured three races out of six IN class Q,
Spider two out OF four in the same class,
and Joy one out Of FIVE, also in class Q
Gunds, OF the new Upton cup, class S
boats. has won four ont of seven races.
Bensonhurst one out of four and NJ and
=. two out OF six. In the New York one
design thirty foot class, Adelaide II has
Won two out OF seven. Alera three out OF
six, Mink one out of six, and Carlita one,
The conviction seems 10 be gaining
that Effort is one OF the best sloops that
ever sailed salt water Her record this
season has thus far been more than Mr..
GieloW, her designer, could well have
hoped for. although her success Is partly
due to the ckillful handling OF Addison
G.. Hanan and Harry Maxwell both of
whom alternated In handling the stick
of the siNtyfooter. 1t is beginning TO be
conceded that the new Herreshoh fifty
seven -footers have not yet attained those
qualities that would go TO make them
faster boats than Effort. even with their
time allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
vA|LSbURG WILL HAVE
BICYCLE RACING
All Salt Lake Riders VIII Leave
in September for the
East.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
TRENTON. July 1S.-The Vetsourg ol-
cycle track at Newark, n, j., will be re-
opened about September 1. Arrangements
have been made 10 bring East the bunch
of crack sprinters that are making things
lively AT the Salt Lake City track. The
season at the latter point Will close on
Labor day. Floyd Mcfarland will have
the management OF the Vailsburg propo-
stion. and he hopes to bring some Of the
best Of the foreign talent over for dates
in September and October. These meets
will be held under y. G, a. sanction,
Other racing dates are as follows; Au
gust {, Atlantic City, n. J., twenty-five
mile handicap road race, under auspices
Cycle Parts and Accessories association.
July "A, Valley Stream, L. l.. Century
Road Race associations twenty five-mlle
handicap road race, open. July 30 Bos-
ton. Mass, League of American Wheel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
EMPIRE CITY TRACK
OPENS IN AUGUST
So Many Horses in Training
That 1t Is Hard to Make
Expenses.
Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, July 13.-If a race meet
ing is given at the Empire City track
during August and II appears very prob
able at the present time that James But
Ter and his associates will go ahead with
preparations for their first session. many
of the horsemen who had intended ship
ping to Saratoga will change their plans
and remain here, taking part In the
fonkers races in preference to mourning
the expense Of the longer journey, with
only n fair chance Of winning anything
after they get there,
So many horses are in training now
adays that only small proportion can
earn brackets. 1t takes a fairly smart
performer to set away with even 9 sell
ing race on the metropolitan circuit, but
with the better runners engaged at Sara
tosa, owners OF moderate strings would
be enabled to pick up purses al the less
classy track. For that reason, II for
no other, the clash would have good re-
suits.
There is another feature, however, that
will make the YonkeTs meeting, If II Is
held. desirable thing, More than two
thirds Of metropolitan race goers, men
and women, who support the game day
after day, hnS themselves unable TO al
ford tho Saratoga trip. in connection with
for living expenses in the upstate VIII
lags.
Calamity Howlers VIII See.
No good excuse has ever been advanced
Tor dSprtNlnS THESE thousands OF racing
enthusiasts OF thsir favorite pastime IN
what Is universally considered the most
pleasant month Of the year for outdoor
recreation These regulars as they
are called. arc the backbone Of the sport.
Rain or shine they are at the track. pay
Ing good money for the privilege OF see
Ing the races. The few who argue that
Empire City would fall because OF non
support will probably have their eyes
opened il the contemplated meeting go
through.
As for a lack Of horses. such an as
serrion is in the nature OF a joke Horses
are being excluded from races every day
at Sheepshead Bay and elsewhere be-
cause the tracks are not Wide enough
to accommodate all that are entered and
more extra races have been placed on To-
cal programmes this year than ever be-
fore. ,
There will not be more than one Au-
gust meeting at the Empire City track.
however, The Jockey club, If IL is forced
to accept the course as regular part OF
the Metropolitan circuit, win assign dates
next year and In future years, SO that
there will be no conflict. That Empire
City will not receive any OF the plums
Is assured. When Jamaica was jimmied
into the circuit it was obliged 10 take
desirable than In the warmer months.
Yonkers will probably be placed ahead OF
Jamaica In the spring allotments and be-
hind that track in the fall, leaving TO
Auueduct the doubtful honor Of opening
and closing the season, Giving dates TO
Yonkers would mean the looping off of
three days apiece from the seven other
tracks, and that is what will occur next
year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14

mems reunion. July 30-Sl, New YORK
City. Federation OF American Motor
cyclists national endurance contest New
York to Providence, r. L. open. ANgns.'
/. 2, 8, 1. Providence. R. l., Federation
Of American Motorcyclists national meet.
August Z, s, 9, Atlantic City. n, j.. mid,
summer meeting OF Cycle Manufacturers
association and Cycle Parts ana Aeees
gon, wis, Muskegon Motorcycle cluo >,
annual Interstate meet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14
EFFORT IS THE BEST
SL0OP EVER SAILED
Primary Conclusions Are AL
ready Drawn as to PrOba-
BILE Standing.
Tribune Special Sporting Service,

lllpuIIe SpeIldl spclIiiS S'SiNiIcN
NEW YORK, July 13.-While, In view
OF the various races sailed in the first FIVE
or six weeks of the yachting season. 1t
would be unjust if not impossible to as
sign racing yachts to a definite place,
TO predict how they will be likely to
stand when the last starting gun is fired
In September, enough at least has been
seen to draw primary conclusions, and to
warrant criticism from relative stand
point. The record for the early season
St
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