The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-06
Minnesota State
Medical Institute,
Cor, 9th and Robert Sts., st. Paul.
Hours a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday 9 q. m. to p. m.
DRIVERS SET DOWN.
National TrOtting Association Board
OF Reviews Gets Busy.

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-The board of re-
view of the National Trotting association
resumed its session here today. After
an open session lasting but half-hour,
the board went into executive session at
the close Of which the following was
E. W. Crane, Watkins, N. Y, applied
Tor the removal of the order of expulsion
imposed by the board Dec. t. 1887.
Crane was temporarily reinstated year
ago on condition that he refund his I'M
lawful winnings, but at today's meet
ing the board refused to continue his re-
1nstatemenr, as he had failed TO comply
with the conditions imposed.
The next case was that against Charles
HaSs, Johnsburg, HI; John w. Hender-
son, crystal Lake, III; H. B. Throop,
Al Mun9a Lake IL, and the bay mare, Mel
lie NJ. alias Nellie, alias Kate Phalla-
mont 2lzA. The beard expelled Hass,
henderson, Throop and the mare.
CHARLES A. Wolfe, alias B, c. Cooper,
OF PhilLpsburg. Pa, was also expelled,
togethec with the bay stallion Col. P
alias Maj. Wolfe, 2:1411k, PAGER, and E
Z. Geisey, OF Toronto, O., was suspended
u I Il. ne refunds the unlawful winnings
In the case against ]. E. Schauer and
N. Siller, Of Troy, O., and the hay mare
suspended until the winnings are re-
funded.
Frank Shank, Litch1eId. O.; George D.
Stettenfeld, Cleveland, and Frank Penny,
OF Cleveland, We're eAPe;led for laying up
a heat at Cleveland in 1892 and other
Irregularities in connection with the 2:11
pace.
Cases against Martin Muller. Of CIeve-
land, and Richard Meyers were dis
missed.
George Mcbride of New York city.
was hned $50 for driving while under sus-
pension.
The temporary reinstatements of E. M.
GGIIIller, Medford, Mass: w. J. Thoburn,
Mass, and James Healy, Milford. Mass.
were continued. .a
&C. 7. Willis and the bay gelding Lake
Shore were suspended until the unla awful
winnings of the horse, which r. p
Crane, an expelled nan, was driving. are
refunded for proper distribution.
The most interesting case decided at
the Afternoon session Of the board of re-
view was the that Of James Golden, Of
Medtord, Mass, and John Cheney. of
England Trotting Horse association.
The beard was unable TO come to a
conclusion.
In the case of Fred W. Noble, of New
YORK city, versus the Kentucky Trotting
Horse association, of Lexington XIV if
was shown that Mr.. Noble was fined
S5OV for laying up race, and he asked
for release of the fine imposed by the
order OF the judges, Nov. IS 1900, which
was denied by the board of review.
p. II. Sherwood, of Springfield, Ill, ap-
suspension imposed July &c, 1899, on him
self and his horse, Swiftwood, but the
application was denied.
The suspension was for the nOn-pay-
ment Of entrance fees
John Schillinglaw also applied for the
release Of himself and bay gelding Page
and Black Rubber from suspension i'm
posed Aug. y, 1899. which was denied
S. E. Hale, alias S. E. Wilson, of Mil
waukee, Wis, ]: S. Moore. alias J. Brown
and the bay gelding Walter K, formerly
Perhaps, were expelled.
The application of Frank E. Spofford,
Of Franklin, Mass, for the removal of
expulsion, imposed, May %, 1896, was
denied.