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NEWSY ITEMS FROM DENVER. Denver. Col.. May 28. — Racing Secretary Robert F. Lt ighton of the Denver Pair and Racing Assi elation announces a free matinee for the entertainment of the citizens of Denver on Memorial Day. The racing association is co-operating with the Gentlemens Driving and Piding Club, which usually I holds its events at the half inilx city park track. .Ibis is the opening matinee and a crowd ol over Hi.iHM is expected. There will be two running and four harness races. The officials will be I al men. The most recent arrivals at Overland Park Include W. M. Mikl of Ploomington. PL. with Elec tin. Bogard, Pell Bird, Belle Mackinaw. Mablet Mav. Come on Sam. Coppice. Pan Mingo and Ant Maid: C. W. Parks, from Springfield. PL. With Phulnar and Tarleton Park: Parker Miller. Willi Czar; F. Risk, with The Fact; P. Collis. with Binnocalar, and J. McClintock. with Mrs. Clark and Dnrkey. s In addition to the thoroughbreds already stabhsf at Overland Park and approximating 1H in nuiin f/ lacing ECcretary LeighHon has assurances of lie following shipments for which accommodation al ■ being made ready: One carload from Kentucky Nevada Farm, with four from Nevada: P. A. Jones strimr of six from Parnell. Mo.: Daviis. one ear load from Vancouver, P. P. the TImberlake Stable, from ltedf.nl. Iowa, with four: A. Beta, wiib tws from Argento. III.; Dr. Clark, with six from Pie. sir. Wash.: Ploard and Son. with live from In dianola. Nib.: A. R. Crum. wilh a carload from Louisville. Ky.. and . G. Parke, with seven from Kyle. Tex. The Colorado railroads have granted special rati -on account of he meeting of the Denver Fair and Bacing Association, which opens Saturday. June 13.
