The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
Eat STlCK SHOW CLOSED
FEATURE OF YESTERDAY WAS
THE RESULTS SHOWN BY
CARCASsEs
JUDGING WAS FAR from GOOD
Animals That Took First Prize ON
the Hoof Panned- Out Poorly
Under the Butchers
Knife.

CHICAGO, Dec,s S.--The International
I'VE STOCK exposition came to an end to-
DAY with the judging of the merits Of the
dlfferent feeds as shown by the carcasses
OF the animals slaughtered for this pur-
POST Thursday. Awards were also made
10 the students Of the agricultural cell
reyes on their skill in judging stock The
largest crowd Of the week passed through
the exposition gates today, while thous-
ands OF children were admitted free.
tonight the prize. winning animals of
the exposition will be paraded In the pad
COCKS and IN the big amphitheater in the
eAposluon building for the last time, and
tomorrow all of the blooded animals will
be shipped back to their owners ranches
and farms.
Big Hooker" winner in the grand
sweepstakes as the best steer in the fat
class, was signal failure in the dressed
carcass contest today. The decision of
the Judges on the hoef was entirely re-
Fersed. Hooker's' percentage of taIlow
was enormous, and he was declared bv
one of the Judges to be a sorry carcass {"
"A feature OF the decision was the almost
uniform reversal Of the decisions of those
VINO judged the cattle ON foot. One sSser
not considered ripe enough by the judges
was aoJuaged too fat to take a carcass
prize by the judges on hooks.
CARCASS CONTEST.
On the carcass contest, Jerry owned
oy w. j. Mailer, of Metz, To-, won the
lIrst prize IN the two-yeaF-olds and under
three clause The figures were:
Live weight, pounds, $3.50: dressed
650.7 ''o-' 20 S0ii'e'se VI UeeI'
In the yearling class 'ssam," owned INV
M M r: Bunker, Upton, To-, got first prize.
v Live Weight 6s4 pounds, 1.485; dressed
s Meisn'' S0l pounds; percentage of beef,
The carcass contests in the other div,s.
ions resulted as follows:
- Sheep, GWether class, one year and I'M
Ger . 1W4o9-Untyersity Of Wisconsin first.
A.. :: stone, Stonington, Ill. second: W
II. Beattle, Willow Grove Ont thirdd W.
f, 1Sanp G5-. ]. Stone, Stonington, Ont.
nIst, George McKerrow, Sussex Wis
second sSiI5 H. Il. Harding, ThorndaIe. Ont
hogs, Three HUNDRED Pounds and Over
.-IJSa Lfnyon, Gratiot, Wis, first and
sweepstakes; Iowa Agricultural COLLAGE
second and third.
Two Hundred and Hinder ,rbroo IT,,
qred PoUnds Class-Davis Bros. DIVER.
mo- Ilrst and second; University of Min.
nesota. third - 49,
One Hundred and Hinder 7,x,,o 11,,,,,o,
POUNDS ClaSs-Brethour & Saunders ElTT ~
lord, Ont, first; Davis Bros. Dwver
IND, second and third.
The hog winning second prize in the
two hundred and three hundred pound
class belonging to the Iowa Agricultural
college was unplaced by the Judges in
the same class on foot
MORE FIRST PRIZES.
The following additional first prizAs
Were awarded today:
He'd Polled Cattle
Bull three years or over, S. A. Con-
verse, CTesce, 10.
Bull. two years and under three, An
drew Bros, Cedarville, 0.
BuH, one year old and under two, J. H
Chambers, Ladoga, Ill.
Bull, under one year old, ]. j. Cham
Cow three years old or over, Frank
maritime, Strasburg o.
Heffer, two years and under three
years, Andrew Bros.
Heifer, one year old and under two
years old, Frank Maritime.
Heifer, under one year old, S. A. Con-
verse.
Senior champion, male, Andrew Bros.
Junior champion, male, j. j. Chambers.
Senior champion, female, Andrew Bros.
Junior champion, female, S. A. Con-
Exhibitors herd, Andrew Bros
Breeders young herd, V. T. Hills, Del
aware, o.
-Four animals, the get of one sire, An
drew Bros.
Two animals. the produce of one cow,
Andrew Bros.