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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-02

inan.tion. The funeral services will
be held at the house, Tuesday at 10
am. Interment in Glendale cerne-
terry.
NEFF-Mary Flora Neff, infant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John G..
Neff, Cos West Chestnut ST., died Mon
day morning, Sept. l, of cholera in
fantum. The funeral services will be
held Wednesday morning at st. Ber-
nard's Catholic church. Interment in
st. Bernard's cemetery. 81
IRVIN--Harold, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Irwin, of 1913 East
Market St, died Monday Of trismus
nascentium. Funeral services private
e-cm the residence at 2 p. M. Wednes-
Hov
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-02

Denver, Col, Sept. 2.--"Big Glory"
the biggest balloon ever built, which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
MRS, A u j: RR Rs DIES
FROM HER WOUNDS
Victim Of Lewis Barke|y's Mad
Act Follows Hin to the
Crave.

The last chapter in 4 sad double trag-
cry, the result of the mad infatuation OF
a single man for married woman. was
closed yesterday morning when Mrs
Annie Christina Virginia hesler And erson
died, the result of two pistol wounds, IN
hicted by Lewis D. Bsrhely, who after
wards committed suicide.
The suicide and shooting occurred on
August the 18th. and until Tuesday 1t wa;
believed by the physician attending and
the family that the lady would survive.
But Mrs Anderson had a chiu Tuesday
and slowly sank until yesterday morning,
when she quietly passs1 ar G.s,, Not No.
u,oke to her mother and sistars. ard
fuly REALIZED that s,s va. ding sssas
IS N1,sic. and fer q Tina paid this strict
-. attentiops % Mr.. Aa ads,i, 5s ~.
trsxcdy. The young men eIsd inrtantIy
a;ter shooting himself shsousn the he 81
his mothers arms os4ns ssound him
Surviving Mrs. Anderson are hor mother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
hIcLEMORE,
thoroughbred Hunter of c, H. Smith.

zen Of Fowhatsn county. attended last las
night fo- the 6rst time. Mr.. S. Gil
Nam. treasurer Of Dinwiddie county, is
Who IS hers attraotcd by the Horse show
Among the Well known people at tho
show were: Governor Montague, FORMER
S SeW York; s.n a5 John ~ banIs and
e eTea,f s. y. Tr.vers. x. 5. Gnison.
Aluscoe =; Ga-nett; Lanc4steT Williams );
a. White. DR.. George Ben Johnston. S.
=. Gillian a nd wife, OF Dinw1ddie county;
President Fritz sittezdins, OF the Passen-
tain tar Samuel REGISTER. David Lumsden.
Julien SnellinEs, Of Manchester: DR.. Law
renee Ingram OF Manchester; Ernest Car
ter, of Manchester; Colonel Joseph But
Senate: Junius B. Moshy, forer1ran OF the
special grand jury which recently hives
stisated the ansirs OF Richmond; Captain
sIoner Henry flegenhei H.r, Barnard F.
Walden, OF aaanch ester: s.. ": Tompkine,
Thomas 3. Edwards, of West Point.
Warner Moore John rBTanch, ~; a
port Views News; Captain John A Curtis, Frank
b. Williams, Clinton Bordar, Tom Bigger.
Colonel Leslie Spence. spott Wexford.
Eugene Slis en- G. Masde William Harvie, John
Tanner, Milton J straus.. R: S. Chriy;tan,
Jr.. B. T.. Jelhson, Frank Green: PHI
ROB- I1OShluS, <ASliof III
land, John Elicit John S. Elicit. presi-
dent Of the State Rank: Solder. Wake.
chester: Captain g. F; Taylor, Dr:rJ: ".
! Percy Bosher, Captain Charles NJ. Wes-
son. Stuart johnson, Prof. J. r Hunter,
l. OF Richmond College; John T. Jackson,
editor Of the Southern Planter; Henry
Lee Valentine, jackson Guy, Villa m 2.
| Wood Gideon Davenport. Sidney Eller-
son, Coleman Wortkam- w. .. Copeland,
stuart Woodward. E. A. Saunders. J. B.
ELAN. Q. Il. Funsten, Waiter Claiborne.
John A. Coke, ST., Edward Benson Ora
ham Hobson Hunsdon Cary. Percy Ell
liott. E. c. Mayo. Rev. John J. Gravatt,
rector of Holy Trinity Church: Harry
Glenn, Allen Potts. Edgar White, ). W.
Whitley. Thomas Poindexter, Coalter
Lamb, OF Manchester; George Minter.
Crenshaw Chamberlayne. Malcolm Car
rington. ]. Aston Cabell. Frank T. Glas-
gov. father OF Miss Ellen Glasgow, the
authoress: Dr.. ". D, Lyme. or Orange
county: z. T. D. Myers. Jr. Smith
Rrokenbrough. John Godsey. Hon. w
| w. Baker, OF Hallsboro; S. 8. p. Pate
! son Leigh r. Page. Allan D. Jones' OF
!, New port News; William kennon, Of Pow.
hatan: Hon. Manly Barnes of New Kent
county. and many others.
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SOME OF BEST HORSES
WILL BE SEEN TONIGHT

That will close the third days pro-
gramne OF what is universally pro-
nounced the greatest success Richmond
has ever name IN similar event. Vis-
itors hero from al over the country
mock TO the Horse show night after
night and instead OF palling on one It
grows steao,ly more popular. The de-
m.and for seats hero now is so great
that there is no possibility OF even hall
way meeting II.
Meanwhile the hotels Of The city pre-
cent brilliant scenes after the Horse
snow every night. Tits Is particulars,
e.,.c at the Jefferson. where there are a
fsSsn or more post Horse Show s,.ppers
avery night. There gees r7ilaay With
mere man and there those@ cIoaks and
capes which have covered feminine gor
geousncss IN the Horse Show building
because OF the chill there. throws them
aside and is seen In all her sDlendor. In
the clubs there are many little suppers
after the show and entertainment In
private residences is Widespread.
1t is estimated that during the five
nights OF the Horse Show al least thirty
nse thousand people will have seen u.
The visitors alone. It is esttria ted. VIII
rgure up to seven or eight thousand
during the FIVE days.
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FOUR-IN-HANDS..

DIR. f. D. Owsleyis entry, driven by
Mr.. CORTLAND Smith. was the first 10
enter in class 10 of four-in-hand road
teams.
lie was followed by Mrs. Albert
1oung's four. driven by Louis EaiErt.
drawing a yellow and black skeleton
bleal. When these teams had been
driven over the bark for a dozen laps
blast of the trumpet announced the
entrance OF the Mountain View Stock
Farms entry. oves which the ereins weI.
drawn by C. C. Ntst whose appearance
,n the ring is invar;e bly, a siel.al for
demonstration on the part Of his mary
admirers.
G. w. C. Drcxei's entry was ratchel.
but with the three teams the class was
decidedly a feature of The nights pro-
gramme.
Mrs. Young's team of bays. step-a-Bit,
Act-a Ait and Miss Fortune were Wild
~ cheered, but not more SO than were
the four driven by c. c. West
The audience soon picked the winners,
however and at every turn cheered
Owslcv's team. which was driven by
CORTLAND II. Smith. To this pair Ra5ah
Pasha. Common Cedar. and Brownette,
the blue WAS awarded.
Mrs. YounEs team wore the red.
while Fashion. WhirI David Harum and
Lady Marjorie came third.
This decision was not altogether in ac-
cordance with the audiences approval
but little, il any. dissatisfaction was
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p i II
prior to that year have been q first prize
winner az a hunter or jumper at any
previous recognized horse show. The min
iy,!ur1 weight to be carried will be lio
pounds Green hunters eight welght up
to carrying, under $50 pounds to hoEnds
Conformation to count 20 per cent; per-
formance over fences to count 50 per cent.
r. NJ. Taylor's Guy Rock, ST. g., first
Mrs. Rich Wallach's Skylark, br. G.. sec.
on,,: NJ. Aliens Miss English, b. NJ.
third: Hurkamp's Castle1nan. Dr. 81
! fourth.
Class 3@Eunters and jun pers. LADIES'
hunters. to be ridden by ladies who ride
with a recognized hunt club, over jump.
| r.,t TO coed 4 faat Manners to count g
per cent, performance over fences ~
ger cent. conformation Is per cent. (Ihe
Association will present to the lacy rlu-
ing the winner in this class a handsome
silver cup0
Allen Potts Bachelor. blk g., first; Mrs.
, Robert Shaw's Queen Bee, b. m, second;
Mrs Stewart Lees Pathfinder, Oh. g..
third. John P Dulancy,s Kathleen.
fourth.
Class 3l-Hunters and jumpers; quail
fec hunters must have been kept Tor
hunting purposes. and have been regular
~ hunted with recognized hunt more
than one year and within one year OF
OaLe Oh eilti a.AiG O. - -. '-S,>1-s
master of hounds must accompany entry.
Gccen hunters must not have been hunt
e,A with recognized hunt more than one
YEAR before the date Of cnNy. nor at
any time prior to that year. have been
a frs. p.-ize winner as a hunter or jumper
at any. previous recognized horse show
The minimum weishtto be carried in all
these classes will be 1zo pounds
Thorou ghbrcd hunter clas.-Open5 to all
Thoroughbred qualified and green hunters
Conformation and quality to count 80 per
cent; performance over fences 50 per
cent. Sire and dam to be given when
entered.
". c. Smiths Garrett Ripple. b. g.
4 first: Mrs Charles Hurkamps Meadow
Plume gr. e. second: ]. NJ Aliens Mise
English. b. NJ, third: Mrs Court1 ano
Smiths Tip Top b. s., fourth.
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GREEN HUNTERS.

Glass 2S-tcr& green hunters carving ,,
nlinim Gm Me,gnt OF l.o POUNDS, conior-
mation counting forty per. cent and per-
Torrance sixty per cent. was the 11rsI
glimpse OF The hunters the audience mad
I>he class Was one OF The largest of the
evening, there being twenty-five entries
End among them number OF remarkable
horses. making excellent performances
The Class as (. whole Afforded some OF
the best jumping seen during the show
though now and then a green, erratic
hunter. unaccIstomcd TO the lights ana
Grove. was shown the gaze With sad
oles of the lima or splendid. p; omising
timber tpppers We're first judged on co4a-
formation. andsIreturning from the ring
We're directly called for the hurdles.
Among The hunters jumping clear and
iE good form IN this event we're Forest
King. owned by j. E. Porter. Munchau-
sen, exhibited by ] p. Dulany; Patience.
shown by CORTLAND II. Smith; Lady.
Sanford. exhibited by L. s. Ricketts,. an
Rcd Hnwk. exhibited by T. S. Evans.
These horses made most creditab,e
scores over the barriers bur were not
among the first four in the eyes OF the
Judge. From the line OF hunters, Guy
ROCK, the gray gelding exhibited by Mr.
X. NJ Taylor, was chosen by them as
worthy OF the blue: skylark. Mrs. Rich
&rd Wallack,s hunter. came second with
a. N!Ss.ai sCoe over, GTuSn ana p3rS, and
MISS English, j. NJ. Aliens brown mare,
won the yellow by Jumping in form,
Castieman, Charles Hurkarnp's thorough
Castlenian, Charles Hurkamp.s thorough
bred, came fourth
It's worthy 10 note that both the third
and fourth winners In this class are of
the richest lineage and appear in the
stud book This class, as In all other
hunting classes hown during the eve
ming. the hores We're put over one brush
and one timber hurdle. a scta rge from
the previous nights when both were
brush. and were objected to by certain
exhibitors.
Meadow Plume, g. e. exhibited by
Mrs Charles llurkamp, vas fa.vor,te
In this entry, as She was in her erery
peri finance during the evening. The
Lamb and Sea Gull. of which much VAS
expected took the hurdles ca-elessly.
and disappointed their admirers
The performance Of Guy Rock. the
winner In this class. was not clean, hut
ne jumped in good form. and after tip
ming the timber on his first, redeeme
ping the timber on his first. redeemed
himself on his last two jumps, when he
rJrare6 wnlIl
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SADDLE HORSES.

In the gc.ltiemen's saddle horse Cess
the award was euTprise. though We'll
Won J. 3. hLcConh's Kentucky Cardinal
took the blue, winning his first ribbon
IIa1s OF. exhibited by Mr.. Dorsey N
Williams, won second. with Thirty Cents.
the bay gelding entered by McConb and
Lyme, third. Mrs. Potts Royal Rival
dropped to fourth place.
The class was for qualified hunters.
Judged by manners, pace and conform
alton and brought out the best horses
on the entry list.
A pretty class was the gig horse event,
shown before a gig or cart suitable for
park use.
In this David Harf-,. driven by c.
G. West. was easily and as usual
the favorite with the ring-side judge
Fashion won second place. MIS-.
Young's Act-a-Bit third. snd Reta N.
shown by Mrs. c. w. Smith. fourth.
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MURDER MYSTERY
CLEARED EY CONFESSION
nv AssoctatnI rrcss)

NE.yVcaSIE,s Pa. Oct 15-Frank =.
Field a contractor. was arrested to-day,
charged with the murder OF City Treas
;Irar John BIev.us. who vas found daad
in his office one night In January. 1893.
The murder was a mystery and re-
NAMED urrolved up to this time. After
.IIevirs' death a shortage OF about s6t. 00o
was found In his accounts
The warrant Upon which Field was ar.s
rested charges that Field and his brother.
Julison. conspired With several other per.
sens to rob and murder Blevins. JudsOn
Field died fourteen month, ago in Kan
sas and on his death bed. It Is alleged.
made confession, duplicating hts
brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
MONEY and BONDS
N GAMBLERS SAFES
Rolls Containing Quarter Of !
Million Recovered by Dis
TIC. Attornsy jerome.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

10 sleEittI LtStltllcils 10 II II: Il lines
NEW YORK. October 15.-Ninetr-three
q oGsanG dollars in cash and $3.50. Geo In
bonds ard other valuabla papers were
found by District Attorney Jerome this
afternoon in two safes at Shang Diapers
ra.ded gambling house, No. West
wruty-cighth Street
The money. It was said was the prop
e-ty. of Edward Burke. Leo Swatts. Leo
Mayer and David Gilmore. bouxmakers,
and tho bonds and otaer papers were
said to belong to the estate OF E. II.
Marks. G weEknown gambler. who.
died recently at Long Branch. leaving
three-cuartars OF q million.
4 Il understand that there is a great deal
Of money deposited each night by book
makers in these places" said ifr. Jerome
to-day. bit do rot kna.v who owns
: rolls It will not be sufficient .con-:
tification for "a man TO say That 80. 900
roll is mine. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
SUMMARIES

Class #5-Horses in harness. All horses
entered in these classes must pc pfae-
ticalIyg sound 1Gr the purpose Tor "l lll,
49,. arc shown They must have GOOD
49, extreme knee hook action
u.i1, rot be gwen the preference over true true
,i,-ro3,nd acuon. Conformation and quat,
Icy 10 count nifty per cent; acuon anu
.,yla Of gong fifty per cent. horse oVer
IL 1is nds s inches.
,is.Ye,, wyeths Fashion, blk g., hrst;
Nc Albert Young,s Act-a-Blt, DIT e.
saeord. Mrs Albert Youngis Step-a-blt.
br. &. third: g. ". =. D1eAei , 1sAs''No"'
g e fourth
,a l,,dred by their quality, manners,
80 ION lorna ton. They will be
..ss,,sraa 40 hack easy. change the lead
-. ,,a csnter without apparent enort, and
..ass lang enough Cor the rider to dis
-, and mount without necessary
| ,rnub,e The gaits required 10 ne SHOWN
LIN walk trot and canter. Horse, 10
hands inches or over. ,,.a, !,
80 Iocon,b's Kentucky Cardinal. D..
sr+. DORSEY NJ Williams. Hats On.
- second. ]. B. McComb.s and Lyme
Thirty Cents b. g., thiro MIS- :, tAitan
Potts Royal Rival, b. e., fourtn.
Class. e-Gig Horses-Best slnsle nor 80 >.
r,itable for park use. to be shown 10
a gig or cart Frolessioitah -
dealers barr>d
wyeth's David Harum. D. G., mrs.
wyeth's Fashion. blk. E.. second; Mrs.
Albert Younr,s Act-a-Bit. br. g., third;
Mrs. G. ". Smiths Reta N, CHI. NJ.
fourth.
class 1-Four-in-H Road Teams
Esrbitcrs in these classes need not de-
scribe their teams when making their en-
t-ie,. hut all horses exhibited. however.
must he owned by the exhibitor at the
time Of the closing OF entries. For best
road team to be shown before coach.
drag or brake.
Or. +. D. Owsley's team. first: Mrs.
Albert Young ; team. second; Wyeth's
team, third
Class 2s-Hunters and Jumpers-GTeen
hunters must not have been hunted with
recognized hunt more than one year
before the date OF entry. nor at any time
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NEW TW0-M|LE
RECORD is MADE
nv Associated Press.

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. D--onwas6
Silver. the great chestnut son OF Onuaro
and syrian Maid went two miles oSe4.
the Kentucky Breeders Association
track to-day in +:29 ~. brcakinY 1ao
American two mile record OF 4:S. mo1o
by Greenlander in 1885,
Hudson was in the suily and Onuafo
Silver had 4 running mate The 80
mile was reeled on in 2:tA Whsa -
began the last quarter with only t11S0
minutes and nfty-f1ve seconds coos0Oee
excitement sesame intense. Ii -
scarcely rasssd under the wire beoeS
the YVcora stn,o was Dsstsa - F0u0
| aus round Sf ehssro ioll0usAs Z =
Pruien, - DarAslovD NJ sUlo -
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no MORGAN CHECK
FOR REPUBLICANS
fspecisl Dispstch TO The Tines,

NEW YORK. October t5.-J. Pierront
Morgan, according 70 /. statement made
last night by leading Republican. has
Declined to Civ. a tIoI'ar this year TO tho
carr, a.ga fund OF the Republican State
Committees The Omission has caused
much comment. because It is said to be
tie first time IN many years that Mr..
Morgan has failed &c send i generous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16

Aliens entry, made a good performs
ance and was awarded the third honor.
Garrett Ripple, c.. W. Smiths entry. Eo1
IL, blue. His performance vas iec.7aps
the worst in the class except Atthur
charles, Mr. T. n. Carriers chestnut
geldins. Harry Beauties Deep Run ana
T. j.. Evans Red Hawk made creditaDle
showing. Red Hawk Is a very handsome
horse and will be heard from others
in tl7a class were Hurkamp's Castleman
ana Allen Potts Ar1orna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
TESLA SAYS. ELECTROCUTlON
ISA BAR BAR0USs MEASURE
Especial Dispatch to The Tines

NEW YORK. Oct 1o.-The Wizard
OF Electricity Nikola Tesla was IN
court to-day as a prospective juror in a
murder trial before Judge Warren ".
Foster In genesal sessions.
When asked by Assistant District At
torney Ely II he believed IN capital
punishment. electrocution." he replied.
81 csrtainS do not Il u q 9barbaro9
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and father, Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Kesler.
twin sisters and a small brother and abb
sent husband. Her husband is In the navy
viii Be- from the house. No. 1854 East
Broad Street. this afternoon at O'Clock,
and the Rev. DR. Jere Witherspoon. Of
Grace-Street Presbyterian Church. Will
oniciate. The intermenr will be made in
Hollywood Genet cry
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measure. i would never condemn fcl-
low being to death Mr.. Tesla was eS-
cused FOR jury duty. II believe in up
holding the laws of the country he said
while leaving the court room. but
could not condemn a fellow being to
dea TIL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
GREATEST CROWD AND JAM
Women Fainted at tie Door and Man

The crush at the door of the Horse
Show building probably went beyond any
thing eyer seen Ii, Richmond of that. Stnd
From 100 until SIS. full hour and a quar-
ter. the entrance of the building was one
Jam and push and full OF humanity. Ie
was positively risky for a person not able
to push ard push hard TO attempt to en-
ter. Several ladies' were overcome. One
gentlemen, WHO suffers from heart die
ease. barely got through. and was tref1-6
bling ali over ike leaf when he was az
last taken into the office OF the associa-
ton and friends famed and rubbed him.
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DETAILS OF THE EVENTS
Superb Horsmanship of Lady Riders.
Decisions Criticised.

Last nights programme opened with
class 5. showing horses In harness. and
IL, this the winners were fasinon. frst,
d,ive.. by c. c. West, with Act-a-Bit.
Mrs Albert Young.s brown gelding, q
close second and favoriie.
Siep-a-Bit, also shown by Mrs. Young.
wore the yellow from the ring. and Mos
COW, Mr.. Drexel's gray gelding. came
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BEAUVOtR SOLD 70
SONS OF VETERANS
fEr Associated Prsss.l

JACKSON. MISS, Oct. 15.-The formal
sale and transfer OF Reauvoi~ the hnrle
Of Jefferson Davis. by Mrs. DAVIS TO the
Sons OF Confederate Veterans was con-
summated to-day at the opening session
Of the reunion Of the Mississippi Division
Sons of Confederate Veterans The homo
will be use as a home for lldsgeni
Confederate veterans. Mrs. Davis re-
ceived S1u,GGA for the home.
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check to help defray the expenses OF the

ICheck to help delray@ the expenses OF the
c,lulpaign-s--s
That Governor Odelys measures for the
taxation OF corporations have not always
me, the approval OF Mr. Morgan is not
a secret. and 1t is known that the Gov
ernor was vexed because the Northern
Securities Company chose to incorporate
in New jersey instead OF In this State.
The non-appearance OF Mr.. Morsan's
check. therefore, is attributed rather to
personal reasons than to the coal strike.
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LADIES' HUNTERS.

The ladies hunters We're next called
and in this event there was display OF
superb horscmanshipon the part OF the.
sad,es. riding n this class The audience
showed q keen interest in this event.
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snne of,ast Nisf1i,s Guests.

among the lady riders. Mrs: Potts. Miss
Gertrude Shelton and Mrs r. G. Shaw
are popular and seem to be th + best be-.
known to the people generally. AL tn .,e
Mamie I.anghorne prior to her rnarrlas, e
Mr.. William Kennor, Z prominent citi-
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a D. Rathbone
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

- lSpecfa1 EUltratch 70 The Iimes.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. October 15.-Judge
Stephen Adams to-day received tele-
gram announcing the sudden death In
Grand Rapids. Mich. Of his brother-in.
ilSS, Mrs Alfred d. Rathbone, q success
.~LkIpRxs man Of that city, ssss ss
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TnOROt|UiiBnLDo.

Inc last class for the evening was
shown before rapidly diminishing au
oiance, VINO, had they stayed. would
have Kissed tho decision OF the Judges as
vociferousiy as they lad done in the pre-
vious class. The first shall be Ia ard
the last first seemed to be the principle
upon which the judges made the awards.
Tip Top. riddvn graceful and cieverly'
by his owner. Mrs. CORTLAND Smith,
made BY far tho best performance and
was awarded the last honor, while c..
w Smith Garnett Ripple, who bum
dered over most of the jumps and
knocked one completely down, was
decorated with the blue. Tie crowd.
which had shown discrimination and in
terest in the other classes, was only in
tercated in getting out OF the building.
and The rank decision passed unnotlced,
except by those who We're wIonEed by
( the judgment.
The class was for thoroughbred hunt
ers, either qualified or green. Conforna-
ton and quality were TO count hity per
cent. and performance an equal amount
That Is what the catalogue said. By the
ruling of thejusges performance went for
nothing, and the horse with the poorest
performances and certainly nothing like
the tsst conformation got the flrst honor.
T.ere we're II eleven entries and sons
really good jumpers II the lot Tip Top,
ridden by Mrs. Smith, made an almost
oiean performance. hareN' touching the
tin,be. at one OF the jumps, He should
have been first HI wss given the fourth.
Meadow Plume. a very handsome and
compactlr made gray geldinE, w'ts per
feet manners and excellent form. was
given the second honor. ard perhaps d.
served It Il Ugh McJernore and 1ourt
C1n. entered oy CORTLAND Smith, sers
about as equally deserving. These two
thorca, ghbreds went with dash that
showed their good schooling, but they
each struck hurdle and found no favor
with the Judges. Miss English, ]. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
HORSE show THRONC
Sees EXCITING SPORT
fcopt,nued from Second Pax..)

the closing feature Tor a night which is
crowded with tho best things Of the
show Among the horses to appear IN
tais class will be Sathsrleen- Bachelor.
Aarurer, the most wonderful high jump
er; ogunqult Tip Top, Sea Gull. Miss
h,nr.tsh and Guy Rock.