The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-14
'HORSEsKoERs HAVE
4 DISAGREEMENT
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St. ulM lsns Demandfor Seat
in Contention Causes a
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Little II Scene.

TROUBLE (which threatened for few
minutes to disrupt the opening session
OF the Master Horsesoers' National
protective association, arose yesterday
morning IN the senate chamber Of the
capitol when Abe Eschelman, local
horseshoef, attempted to take seat in
the convention AS he is no longer a
member of the City Association of
Master dorSeshoers, the local dele
gates Immediately raised protest
against his presence. Eschelman main
tanned that he was still member Of
the national organ ization.
Hot words passed for several minutes
and 1t was with difficulty that Presi-
dent t.agln finally brought the meeting
TO order. Eschelman was formerly a
delegate to the national convention and
some of the visitors, who recognized
him, took his side. The local dele
gates We're unanimous in declaring that
ne should not be seated. The matter
was finally placed in the hands of a
committee and on their report Eschel-
man was excluded from the convention.
during the excitement, a motion to
reconsider the matter was passed, and
EscheIman was escorted back into the
nall by committee. Although the
matter was allowed to stand in order
10 permit taking up other business, the
local delegates did not give up their
contest and several of them spent the
afternoon yesterday in campaigning for
a reconsideration, and they say the
password will probably be changed to-
Jay and ESchelman refused his seat
IN the convention.
Use1o Of the Union Label.
President Lawrence C. Fagin, of New
York city, made his annual report to
the convention. He stated that the
controversy between master horse
shoers and Cjourneymen over the use
or the labels of the two associations had
not yet been satisfactorily settled. Each
association nhas label of it's own. The
Joufneymenl are now demanding that
| the masters give5up their label and
stamp all h6rseshoes with the Journey
mems union, mark. This, the masters
clalm, would be an injustice to those of
their members who have not shops
large enough to employ journeymen.
Ihey would be excluded from the pro-
lection now. accorded them by the use
by all members of the association of
the masters label. The pres ident stat
ed That the masters had offered to ar
pirate the matter, but the journeymen
| mad not yet acceded to their offer
PRESIDENT Fagin urged caution in
rounding the proposed college for
horseshoers. He argued that until a
suff1cient endowment was obtained for
the school it might be impracticable to
take it up,aa it might become heavy
burden on the association to main
tain.
Four chartered street cars convened
the delegates. visitors, their wives and
members of the local sassociat ton on a
trolley ride, yesterday afternoon. They
left the Merchants hotel shortly after
80 O'Clock and Were taken to the va
| rlous parks and other points Of inter
est in the9TWiR Cities.
Last evening q large delegation of
the visitors went to Minneapolis in a
special car to attend an open meeting
OF the Minneapolis Association No. 26.
Both morning and afternoon will be
devoted today to business and the ses-
sions will be busy ones. The dele
gates will be entertained this evening
| at a smoker at the Eagles hall" Their
| wives and those of the local associa-
ton. will be entertained at a tbeater
party at the Metropolitan The rep
resentatives of a Chicago horse nail
mandatory, of Chicago, will entertain
the visiting ladies, this morning with a
tallyhO ride. through the residence sec
ton of the city.
The race meet planned for Thursday
afternoon will be free to all residents
| of the Twin Cities as well as the horse
/ shoers. The meet promises to be an
entertaining one. Four, races are sched-
uled. They5are;
Special race for Dryden purse of $780,
The entries are Allen F, II. w. Fagley
st. Paul; Lottie c, Fred Schroeder, St
Paul; Romeo; A. Manning, st; Paul; All
Aboard, c. Tuft, ST Paul; Sedalia W.
G.. Sherwood st: Paul.
One half mile road race, carts or wag-
| ons for purse of $50 Entries are J l. c.
George D. Taylor. St Paul Comet j.
James Mcdonald; st. Paul; Fanny Glenn
J. Martin. Minneapolis; Ruby Moak, c.
A. Carr. St. Padl.
2:30 trot, purse $150-Pepper, F. Bent
lift, Minneapolis B t. j. Jacobson, ST.
Paul; Mack; George W. Brown, Minneap-
oils; Edna Boggs. F. Bundy. st. Paul;
Goldie G. J.,lF. Paisley, st. Paul; Averne
| John Blackn1an, st. Paul.
| 2:11 pace, purse $200-Axtella Wilkes
II. w. Fagley, st. Paul; Dell S, H. M.
Stocking, St, Paul Tags, R. Salter, Min
neapolis; Charles Dewey, Anton Nielsen
| St Paul; Prince Stevens, c. Johnson, st.
Paul.
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