St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-03

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-There viii doubt
less be q red-he1 contest e the beer
awards The two biggest brewerIes in
the country, which are uncompronislng
rivals. are directly concerned about the
way the thing stands now AlEtle less
Than a week ago IL was regarded as
settled that AnhsuseT-BBseh was On
top, but the report OF a majority Of the
jury, fled today. gives the palm 10
Pabst- Therein hangs a tale
The Judges Of award were: Chair
nan Christian VAIL, Of MlHau-
kee; August Rolfe, Of West viz
gInia= l. B. Lund. Of Great
Britain and Canada; Col. Weigle. Of ST.
Lonis, and Prof. Lchtenfelt. Of Ser
many. One hundred points was the
highest mark that could be reached.
These ger divided as follows: Chem
ic2l analysis, -; brIIlancy. 15: flavor,
%: commercial value. 20 The
chemical analysis was made for the
jury Dy Prof. Wiley, OF Washington.
D. C 1t was understood that when he
found a trace Of foreign matter II any
Of the component parts. il would count
two against the score. Prof. Wiley's
book gives Pabsf 43 points On three diff
terent brands. Upon The other points
which were considered by the jury
Itself. the jury was agreed. Yesterday
Messrs. Wahl. LuDd and RoIfe fled q
report with John Boyd Thaeher. chair
man Of the committee On awards which
gives Paost - points on one brand
known Is -EOf-Brau." That was two
points ahead Of Prof. WIley's finding.
and 1t put The Milwaukee brewery one
point ahead of Anheuser-B1sch On the
Total score. Messrs. Neiele and LIGHT
enfelt lied 4 minority report charging,
that their associates On the jury had no
right I change Prof. WHey's dgures.
Mr. Thatcher says the jury WIS rot
absolutely Obliged 70 be governed by
ths chemists analysis. though he
thought If they themselves were not
chemists, II would not lock right 10
change the chemists figures. Nj.
thatcher said ne would give 10 opinion
OF the matter unit II was officially
brought before him He had heard it
said but did not know such 10 be Ihe
c2ss. that Prof Wiley himself had made
the change IN his own figures On the
ground that he had overlooked some
chemical property.
The Ferris wheel kept turning today
in spite Of the order of Director General
Davis TO stop II. But II did not make
much money. as n director general
closed up both entrances 10 the Midway.
The Ferris wheel people claim their
contract with the exposition virtually
amounts 10 z lease until Jan. l. The
fact Is the park Is now IN control OF the
PARK commission, and the exposition
authorities are obliged 10 Yaeats Il Is
quickly q possible
There IS nothing 10 be eea here now
except the outside Of buildings and the
waters OF the lagOons, that have no
signs Of life UPON them. The electric
launches and gOndOlas have practically
ceased running. The interior Of the
biz buildings are looking are after Two
days Of hard moving. and nearly ali Of
the exhibits vet remaining are covered
Up. a double track has been extended
from the terminal station 10 the east
END OF the electricity building. and q
number of cars are upon II. Another
track crosses 10 the west end Of Trans
p~0rtatioa building. The ersfwtile
peace Of the " hiIe city Is disturbed by
The sound Of Borkmsn's hammers and
the rumble Of heavy wagons. Very
few visitors are coming ID.