The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-06
MINNESOTA TO TIE FORE
STILL DRAWING PRIZES AT THE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
EXHIRIT
IS VERY HEAVY
Clark, of ST. Cloud; Paul, of Dun-
dee land the Agricultural Col
1ege Among YeSter-
days Winners.

CHICAGO, Dec 5.-A maddened bull
that had escaped from his keepers while
being driven from the judges ring today
at the international Live Stock exposition
caused panic among several thousand
spectators who were witnessing n heayv
team exhibition on Dexter avenue, just
west of the pavilion. When the animal
gained his freedom he lowered his head
and made straight for the crowd. Shouts
from a score of men warned those in
peril, but in the wild scramble for safety
three men and little girl were unable
to get out of the way and were thrown
to the ground by the bull. No one was
seriously injured, however, and the bull
was captured by cowboys.
The exposition had several prominent
visitors, among whom were Anthony de
TraVascky, imperial chancellor and royal
Acknowledgements consul to the United
States; Alogos Paikert, royal Hungarian
commissioner of agriculture stationed at
Washington, D. c., and Gov. J. H. Hoge
Tyler, of Virginia. The Europeans eX-
pressed themselves as surprised at the
extent and variety of the exposition.
They denied a report that they had been
commissioned to make extensive pur-
cllases of blooded stock for Emperor
Francis Joseph and declared that they
came especially to examine the display
of sheep. They will report to their home
government and the result may be the
introduction of American bred strains
The attendance tonight was enormous
and it was estimated today that be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 persons passed
through the gates
Tomorrow night at the International
Live Stock exposition will occur the
grand display of draft horses in harness.
including the eight, ten and twelve-horse
teams that were SO greatly admired in
the horse show at the coliseum. he eX-
hibition of draft horses at this exposition
far outranks in both numbers and quail
ity of any similar exhibit of draft horses
ever made in this or any other country,
according to the worlds best judges now
on the grounds.
The champion Aberdeen-Angu steer
Advance" owned and fed by Stanley
M. Pierce of .Creston, ILL.,, winner of the
Drover's Journal championship cup, will
be sold at auction tomorrow.
The prize-winning carload lots of beef
cattle will also be sold at auction and
buyers from England, the great cities
of the United States, East and West
Canada will vie with each other in en-
deavoring to purchase them for Christ
mas beef. It is expected all prize records
in prices for Christmas cattle will be
broken.
CROWDED ALL DAY.
The attendance at the International
Live Stock exposition today was the
largest of any day this week. and from
the time the gates opened, the big pavil-
ion and the surrounding exhibit stables
were packed with farmers. stOcknlen and
city sightseers. Morning trains brought
thousands of farmers and their families
from Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Hi
nois, Indiana and from states further
away. Judging Of the various grades of
blooded stock on exhibition was con-
tinued today and will be practically con-
Guided tomorrow, when the slaughtering
tests will be held. In these, stockmen
and packers alike are much interested
and the tests, determining what feed is
best for stock will be watched closely.
The blooded cattle sale Of the Here
ford Breeders association was continued
today and a number of pure bred Berl-
shire hogs were also put on the market.
High pices were realized for some Of the
more choice offerings.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional Live Stock association held a
meeting today and completed the pro-
granme for its annual meeting to be held
at Salt Lake, Jan. 16 to 49, Among the
subjecIs for discussion will be Live
Stock Sporting and It's Relation to For
eign Embargoes.'
recommendation will be made to con-
gross that a bill be passed applying the
retaliatory principle in necessary cases.
Various other live stock associations also
held meetings and elected officers.
In the sales ring today at the expo
sition, dolly Fifth" a Hereford COW
owned by Glenn Graus, of Bunker HILL
Ind, was sold for $3.50 to c. A. jamie
son, of Peoria, Ill, to go to his farm
at Hamlet Ind. This breaks the worlds
record for the sale of a Hereford COW.
This same COW was sold last April in the
celebrated Nave Hereford sale in the
same amphitheater for 81, 100 A imported
Hereford cow Lady Help" was sold
today to J. w. Adams, of Moawiqua,
H., for $500. She sold last April in the
Nave sale for $500. The bull March
on Thirteenth" sold today to William
o. Moffat and brother of Paw Paw, ILL.,,
for $500.
The great Hereford sale was closed to-
day, total of ninety-fve animals bring
ing $42,3O5, an average of $445 each.
Among the first prizes awarded today
are the following:
AWARDS OF PRIZES.
Duroc-Je Jersey swine, boar two years or
over, G.. W. Stone and Sons, Rushville.
Boar, one year and under two, L. S.
johnson, Milford, Ill
Sow, two years old and over, Vanity
Seventeenth, S. E. Morton & Co.
Sow, one year old and under TWO, S. E
Morton & Co.
Champion boar, any age, S. E. Morton
& Co, Camden, o.
Sons.
Chester White, swine, boar, two years
old and over, Dorsey Bros, Perry, III.
Sow, two years and over, G. Hintz &
Sons, Fremont. 0.
Champion boar, any age, Dorsey Bros,
Perry, Ill.
Sow, any age, Dorsey, Perry, III.
Poland China SWine-Boar, two years
and over, Shellenberger and Cox, Cam
den, o.
Sow, two years or over. shellenberger
and Cox
Sow, one year old and under two, w.
A. Smiley&s Son, Milligan, Ind.
Champion boar, any age, Shellenber-
Champion SOW, any age, shellenber-
Hereford cattle, steer or spayed heifSr,
two and under three years, ChaIes r.
Judy, Tullula, Ill
Steer and spayed heifer under one
year, George P. Henry, Chicago.
Champion steer or spayed heifer, Iowa
Agricultural college, Ames, 10.
Three head owned by one exhibitor, to
consist of half year, one year and one
calf, Charles J. Judy.
Champion steer or spayed heifer, two
years and under three, Stanley Pierce,
Creston, III.
Bull, three years and over, cudgen &