The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-25

Barlow Eberhart, Walter E. Gardner, DR..
d. E. Drennen, E. a. Herzog, j. j. Laugh
ran, j. e. Ellinger, Ike Leibolt, Gus Lei
bolt, DR.. Frank A. Lapton, r. G. McCar-
ty, Hugo Marx Ed Warren Jr., William
Mudd Martin, C. II. Merrett, e. 2. Mont
gomery, DIR. Percy Nixon, f. Il. Norton,
Jr., Dr. j. W. Perkins, John S. Leedy,
o. H. Rucker, Ernest Redd. Lee Slaugh-
ter A. p Sims, T. b. Afford, Jr, T. r.
Shields, Oscar Venable Captain John T.
Yeatman M. l.. Blach, Captain Ed Smith.
A H. Carpenter, w. w. Crawford, Rich
ard M Bates, u. T. Rudolph, II. A. Dren-
men, Dr. A C. Shropshire, Godfred Gold
man.
A. f.. Ashbrook, who has charge of the
long string of horses which came in about
two weeks ago from Texas arrived in the
city yesterday morning. He went to the
stables at the fair grounds and inspected
the horses he has in charge. His horses
are stabbed In the women's building and
can be seen by visitors.
Mayor w. M. Drennen and b. M. Allen
yesterday purchased boxes for the horse
show and they will entertain with several
box parties during the show.
President Meglemry requested that the
members of the reception committee and
the ushers will call at his office for their
badges. He has also received the ribbons
first prize will be a blue ribbon. the sec
ond prize a red ribbon and the third prize
a yellow ribbon. These ribbons are val
ued more highly by many of the wealthy
horse show exhibitors than money. and
they have handsome cases rHade to con-
tain the ribbons won by their various
horses. Frequently each horse has a rep
arate case, and sometimes II will be we'll
filled with the various ribbons it has won.
Tho horse ebou poDnrnitfaa ma ma a
arrangements With the Birmingham Rail-
way Light and Power company to have
cars running to the grounds from 1880
o'clock to $3.50 tonight. During the show
the company will put on a large number
of extra cars on the fair grounds line and
will he able to handle any size crowd
which may attend. These cars will leave
town every few minutes
Boxes are still on sale at the Doster-
Northington drug store. Those already
bought will be delivered to the purchasers
today by Secretary Sinnige.
One of the Judges Arrives.
Harry jenkins, one of the judges of the
horse show, arrived yesterday morning
He is stopping at the Hillman hotel The
other two out Of town Judges. Major ].
N. Brooks of Nashville, and John Trot-
wood Moore of Columbia, Tenn, will arrive
today. Major Frank " Anderson and
T. M. Dyer are the remaining judges.
The following Is the committee from
the Eks' lodge:
C. e. Meglemry W. b. Leedy, Frank p.
OBrien, George G. Phillips, DR.. A. Glib
son, c. s. Simmons, p. l.. Houppert,
Louis Schlllnger, James Smiley, Moxie
Flies, Harry Jones' j. Il. Glover.
The associate committee is as follows:
Culpepper Exum, Paschal G. Shook, W.
A. Chenoweth. j. w. Minor. Rufus N
Rhodes, e. w. Barrett f. Y. Anderson,
r. s. Munger, +. ID. Dimmick, w. c.
Agee. Robert Jemison, NJ. V. Joseph. b.
Steiner, Charles McCrery, James j.
Smith.
The officers of the show are:
c. +. Meglemry. president; w. b.
Leedy. vice PRESIDENT II. II. snnige.
secretary, and Louis Schilllnger. treas
urer. George G. Phillips is general man
ager and DIR. A Gibson, veterinary.