The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-19


tons: Horse show in Senate-avenue
Enclosure all afternoon; Herr Granada
and concerts at 3; vaudeville at 4;
Hale's Kansas City fire department at
Ais.
2:oo-Double-header football at Washington
Park
2:3O-Banda Rosa concert at Tomlinson
Hall.
Evening
7:00-"Beautiful Orient opens. Free attrac-
tions Electric fountain at 80: Herr
Granada. vaudeville and band concerts
at 3; Hales Kansas City fire depart
ment at 10; ELECTRIC fountain at IL
S:15-Banda Rosa at Tomlinson Hall and
PAINS Destruction of Pompeii' at
Newly Oval.
Midnight-Close of the Carnival
The members OF the carnival committee
that has in charge the big horse show to
be given this afternoon on the Senate-ave-
nue. side of the Midway. beginning at 1:SO
o'clock, declared last night that if the
weather man were to treat them as kindly
he did the floral parade committee
Thursday. the horse show would prove the
strongest attraction of the carnival. The
contestants will assemble on Senate avenue,
north of Ohio street at l o'clock.
The horse show will be personally di-
rected by Mortimer lowering and Charles
Bieler. The committee is made up of
E Warman, Horace F. Wood. DIR. p. j.
O'Rear and Charles E. Shower.
The animals that are entered for this fea-
ture of the carnival are arranged in twen-
ty-two classes. and very few OF these
classes are without entries. Many have
five or six entries. The indications are that
when the entries close to-day at noon there
will be enough fine horses registered to
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proud
Among the entries that had been received
| up to last night are a pair OF sorrel mares
by James Robinson and pair of blue
roam geldings by Carl wallen, both coach
teams; a pair of chestnut geldings by c..
C. Perry: a geldins by John C. Baird; pair
blue geldings, Horace Wood;
broughsm team. Hugh j. MCGOWAN; chest
nut mare. Mortimer lowering; chestnut
mare, Frank f. Wsrman; pair bay road
sters, w. n. Short sorrel mare. Gordon b.
Tanner. bay mare. Hervey D. Worries, single
J racing class; trotting roadsters by II. Z.
| Christian. Alfred Hoberg. II. J. Bosler. d.
w. Derby. Raymond p Van Camp and
Charles E. Shower; pair white and black
Shetland ponies, Miss Helen Flora Hearsey;
| pair brown shetlands, John frost.
THE ENTRIES.
Mortimer lowering furnished last night a
list of the classes and names of horse
| owners who had made entries up TO that
time, as follows:
| Glass l. Best pair Of Berlin coach, Ian
deau or brougham, kept for hire. Prize for
! coachman James Robinson and Carl
Glass 2 Best pair to brougham. landau.
| coupe or park vehicle, whole outfit con-
| sidered: Hugh ]. MCGOWAN.
| oil ..
/ no entries.
| Glass 4. Best pair to victoria cabriolet
F. Wood, Hugh ]. MCGOWAN and DR.. Van
/ Hummel.
class 5. Single horse. same as Class 4:
| Mortimer lowering and Frank A. Warman.
Glass 6. Best pair to station wagon or
! rockaway, whole outfit considered: c. c.
Perry and Louis g. Deschler.
| Glass Z. Single horse, same as Class 6:
John C. Baird and Frank E. Warman.
| Glass s. Best pair trotting roadsters,
| horses alone considered: NJ. II. Reardon.
Flanner & Buchanan and j. s. Buchanan
| Glass 9. Single horse, same as Glass S:
| II. f. Christian. Alfred Hoberg, II. j. Bos-
Ter. d. w. Derby. Raymond P. Van Camp
Glass 10. Best pair pacing roadsters,
horses alone considered: W. ~ Short, Cor
don B. Tanner, Charles E Shower. w. II.
| Messenger and Hervey ID. Worries.
Class II. Single horse, same as Glass 10:
| No entries.
Glass l2 Best horse to runabout. whole
- IL
/ Christian, III. j. Bosler, Charles E. Shower
! William Jacobs. ID. w. Derby, Hugh J.
lowering, Frank E. Warman and DIR. Van
| Hummel.
Glass Is. Best horse to runabout, whole
OUTFIT considered. kept for hire: No entries
| Class II. Best family horse. horse alone
! TO be considered. to be judged for con-
| formation, style, good manners. TO stand
gnhitched and back well: Charles L.
| Shower. Hervey ID. Worries. DR.. Van Hum
| mel. Frank f. Warman and w X Bells
Class 10. Best saddle horse to walk. trot
! and canter, horse alone considered: III T.
Christian. william Jacobs. Horace F. Wood
| Flanner & Buchanan, Frank f. Warman,
Dr.: b. +. Bye and DR.. A T. Buchanan.
/ Class 10 Best gated saddle horse five
Kentucky gaits. horse alone considered:
/ William HARRISON. Flanner & Buchanan,
/ {. j. Buchanan, DIR. Il. +. Bye, Horace +.
! Wood, Charles Mayer and Dr. A T. Bu-
/ chanan.
Glass L. Best pony in harness. not under
| 1Sh nor over 14k hands: No entries.
! Class Is Best pony in harness not under
/ l. hands nor over 1874 hands: No entries.
/ Class 10. Best pony in harness, not over
II hands: Hugh ]. MCGOWAN.
| Glass 20. Best pair ShetlandS in harness.
1 Miss Helen Flora Hearsey and John frost
! Class y. Best single horse 10 delivery
/ wagon. whole outfit considered: No entries
| Class p. Best model horse, to be shown
on the halter and judged for style beauty.
/ conformation and intelligence: Chief Geo.
! c. Hale. of Kansas City fire department
THE PRIZES.
The horse show committee had not up IN
| late hour last night classified the prizes
| that have been donated By local merchants.
! The prizes said to be very fine and
\ serviceable, except the cigars, which are
/ fine but not warranted TO last. Each prize
viii be given TO a winner OF first place in
/ one OF the classes already named. except in
cases where donors specify that there shall
| be a second prize The list of prizes and
/ donors follows:
| Strawmeyer * Nilius. harness dealers.
/ Monument place. fine riding bride; Frank
| ROttler. harness dealer. North Delaware,
| fine whalebone whip: Freiburg IL Techen-
| tin. harness dealers. Washington street,
/ fine imported lash whip; Henry T. Conde.
| carriages, West Washington street. fine i'm
| ported lash whip; Henry T. Hearsey We
! hicle Company. Monument place, pair very
| fine blankets; Holiday Wyon, wholesale
! harness, South Pennsylvania street. blank
I ct. indianapolis Saddlery Company fine
| blanket. Gerritt ~ Archibald. pair 50 shoes
| and pair English driving gloves for second
| prize I'm same class. Winter & Hummel.
| carriage dealers. North Capitol avenue. OPP
/ posite Statehouse. fine blanket: New York
| store, carriage robe Saks a. Co. Model