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The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
P.NR.ERT IN
 TRAIN WRECK

H. Pinkiert, proprietor of the Syn dicate store at Dawson, and well known throughout the north, who has been travelling through the States since last Christmas, returned on the Cottage City accompanied by his two sons. Claude and Aubrey, who joined him at San Francisco. They left for Dawson this morning.
 Mir. Pinkert was in the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited on tn New York Central line at St. Johns vile, N. Y, Jan. %, when the train was derailed while going at the rate of 80 miles an hour. The engine crew were killed and the train was badly demolished, but fortunately not a passenger was killed. Mir. Pinkiert beyond a slight DrWSe on ms heau, was uninjured.
 Mir. Pinkiert met A. c. N Tread gold and Joseph Boyle at New York and they were both busy with plans to bring more capital to the Klondike Mir. Pinkert talked with several other men, whose names he is not al liberty to diyuIge, concerning var ious investments for the Yukon and he is confident that a new era of good times for the north is going to commence.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

Little Will Clayson, who was par alyzed by being run over by sled while coasting at Cordova, Dec. 2f' has shown very little improvement and is still completely paralyzed from the waist down. MT. and Mrs. Clay son will probably take him below soon to have him examined by skilled specialists in hopes that cure can be effected.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

A baby boy was born Co Rev. II. T.. Atkinson and wife at the Methodist parsonage at Ketchikau on March S.. Mrs. James Kennedy, a sister of Mrs. Atkinson. received the news by letter last night. Mrs. Atkinson was form erly Miss Stella Jones and both she and Rev. Atkinson have many friends in Skagway who will extend to them their congratulations.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
CHIEF
 STOLE MONEY.
ley Alaska News Rureau1

ST. LOUIS. Mar. lG-Chjef of Pol ice Creecy is under suspension as it has been discovered that there is a shortage Of several thousand dollars in the funds of the Police Relief as sociation of which he was treasurer. He will probably be prosecuted.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbyterian church will meet at 2:$O tomorrow afternoon at the church an- nex. The meeting was to have been held at the home of Mrs, J. J. Patter- son. but it was necessary to change the meeting place on account of the illness of Mrs. Patteson.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
HERB KELLER
 Is NOMINATED
tey Alaska Nsws RureauO

ST. PAUL. Minn. Mar. l6-Herbert p. Keller was the unanimous choice of the St. Paul Republicans for the nomination of mayor at the primary election held yesterday. Henry Haas was nominated for mayor on the Democratic ticket. The vote was light
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
ID
 SETTLE STRIKE
tsy Alaska New, suroau]

WASHINGTON. D. c. Mar lG-The government will take a hand in the strike of the steel workers in the Pennsylvania Steel company's mill at Bethlehem unless the trouble is speed uv adjusted. The company has gov ernmeut contracts aggregating $io, OOO .OOO unfinished and the strikers have been out for four weeks and show no disposition to return 10 work unless the company meets their demands.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
MAY PREVENT
 THE STRIKE
Csy Alaska News suroau.)

CHICAGO Mar. l6-The FIremen's union has agreed to accept the plan of mediation proposed by the Inter- state Commerce commission in an ef. fort to prevent the strike.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
OWNERSHIP Is
 URGED BY BIG MAGAZINE

urging that the title to the Alaskan coal lands be retained by the govern ment and that the coal fields be leas- ed on a tonnage royalty basis. The article charges that unless this is done the Morgan Guggenheim inter ests will obtain absolute control of the Alaskan coal lands.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
WILL
 BE WEEKLY

JUNEAU,-Thc announcement is made that the Daily Miner, published at Ketchikan, will sUppcnd its daily edition March 1. and hereafter issue a weekly. Editor Howdeshell probably will continue with the paper.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
FOR
 BILL BRYAN
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

RIO DE JANIERO. Mar. l6-Wil- liam Jennings Bryan was rendered banouet last night. The most prom inent people of the city gathered to greet the distinguished visitor,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
ID
 REACH TERMS
(Ry Alaska News BursauA

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 16-The of- iiclals of the Rapid Transit company and the leaders of the strikers could not come to terms yesterday al- though they held lengthy conference and the peace negotiations have been declared off.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
F.RENEN WILL
 QUIT SATURDAY.
tBy Alaska Nawa eureauJ

CHICAGO. Mar. 1G-All members of the Railway Firemen's union work ing on the Western roads will go out on a strike Saturday The different unions received a wire to this effect today from the Chicago headquarters.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
JUNEAU WILL
 KEEP GUTTER
(By Alaska News suroau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. lG-The revenue cutter Rush will be stationed at Juneau permanently for at least a year. orders to this effect were issued today.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

Malcom Campbell, mate of the Sco- tia on Lake Atlin. arrived in town on the Cottage City and left for this morning where he will remain until the opening of nav IuotiOu
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

Herbert p. Keller is the younger brother of Dr. L. s. Keller and John M. Keller He has been very active in St. Paul politics for years and has made an euyiable record on the coun- ell and as assistant city attorney
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
ST0P SEAL SLAUGHTER

the seal herds. The President asks that the government assume complete control of the Pribnof islands and that the lease lease with the North American Commercial Company not be renewed. This lease expires April 90. 1910.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
feY AIaska Nsws sureau.l

NEW YORK. Mar. 16-Benjamin Hampton, in the April number of Hamptons magazine. comes out bold ly in signed article advocating the government construction and opera ton of railroads in Alaska and also
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
tsy Alaska News Bureau

WASHINGTON. D. c. Mar. l6-V President Taft today sent a special message to Congress requesting that seal fishing on the Alaskan islands of St. Paul and St. George be pro- hblted to prevent the extinction Of
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16
MANY WOULD SEE FIGHT

(By Alaska News BureaW SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. l6-Orders for seats for the Johnson-Jeffries fight are coming in from all parts of the world
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Bay Shore. Long Branch. Newport, Nor
rIstOwn. Montclair. Brock ton. SarraKan-
-s.tt Pier. BAR lIarbor and IN connection
with IN" yearly fairs Syracuss. West
chester and Nlin""h B-sides all th.
usual classes the Syrlcus, show during
thu stat" fair is famous for classes to
encourag" hor~" breeding. and partir-
ubrly ia" breeding Of stock suitable
To max" heavy harness horses Under
the auspices 81 the Point Judith Country
Club this -'t-un show at Narragan-stt
Pier l. to give SPECIAL prominence 10 polo
p"ni"s and - riding and driving ponies.
IN" Mlu"ol show ~T-oiItzes m breeding
classes, hight and heavy harness hor-A-.
and m hunter CLASSES - which Il has
the Meadow Brook country to draw on.
~ the n4nt kennels 81 W.v-tnurv are but
thr'- n,l"s distant Thor. ~" also shows
IN canada. IA" West and south. each
~ not" m -nrn" special way. but this -
only = bret Iud"N of Eastern fixtures
The on" personally oond Y,tsd- show
- held ry William n Moor" uU h- grounds
Al Beverly Mass each summer tn eN-
hihit hi- old and new nigh st"ppers 90
las me- Zhbors
4 development n the shows within
nv" years her" j. III" high stepping heavy
harness. pony. usually 81 English hackney
breeding Ia" most notah. ar. four
bought last year hy 4 g Vanderbilt from
Mel Valley Farm ia England he nae
had "a coach. a dainty vehicle in lines but
stout and strong. especially built for tn. /
team. hut they haV" Tor lack If suitable, 3
class i.sn only "NhIhI'"d here IA -InRI.
pair or tandem harness Miss l.ad.w'-
III There. ~ similar tyr. has won IN \
~iugi" harI"S= OVER Me- Valley PONY }
" " Moore, 4 " Watson Richard ( :
McDraun. " Harrison and Paul 4 SorR. /
WITH Other amateurs. have. I.a,.n seeking
such ponies and they cost up 10 SUs,
each when all - right N"tah. ~ the
Olympia show were " = tunard'. Or
chari : Wonder and Sensation and Walter
MIndu-- Il--iuHtpu tpok Robin and
Ispudwat.r Flourish. a quartet that may
IT, ~ ~" National Hur-.. Show ths fail p
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MARTENS BEtT NtSStIS
Capture Three Out % the rive Events n
Dual HowIng Regatta

The dual ROWING regatta 81 fye events
bet Neen IN" Nassau Boat club ard II-.sr
Rowing club took place on the 'l.'.er
River Yesterday over Cour-s II ,bot
half milo. The honor 81 nc dsy -rs'H!
Nth The HarlsWE for they vOu three o.
Of the Ave The events which they 80
tur,-d were The junior single. junior douts
ami senior -ing,e the octop"d~ and -''riH
eight were won nv The Naz-au-
The race 81 tho day VAS the o,'f"I'sd" M
no such Close pulling was ever -e'r "r -
rver. The race resulted ~ o. d'.u 1sf
and the crews would not have 49,. 9TH
way but 90 row over. II vas -ffuse ''
stroke the nest time hut the NH-.tss Nsf'
just able 10 put up little ~puT' ueTr r ~
line. which gave them an Advantage ~
fifteen feet. In the senior eight shell no
Na-SauS won handy.
Fr~,l shepherd for tho Harl~r- and
George Hayw God for the Nassau ioush
II out IN tho senior singles. but ~bs' ."fi
proved too much for hi- rivnl ard '" go"
With something to spare Narl"' " 10
NaTlemr beat mccarthy II the NH-stI- i'
the junior in Rle- The finish Of 'tr -
was ~ wont % the hOafhou-"-. me-
yer" ghily decorated Their" 0s- ~
crowd present
After the regatta was conclude -
Nas-aus held barge race Tor 'hs aum~'
Zach barge carried nine women I.d ~
winners got rilk -uT-hade- ~ prIf'- lhs
material vas blue aud hit". ~" ,..' .".o''
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rlht'n- '.''.'.! 'H a Hf" 'E .''f. Victoria.
man i'..".'"N .N.N ''. ave- "'N'..#.4- r"r'-
j. ''"l'u'- % ut'.'''-' ''ur-. howe. .r.
Ia "' ."'''' .." .'.|'' and ''" E."t-.I''.
har'..- 'H'-s. 200 '..n 90" 'gfH. ~ apr-..
~ f.' b iH. .. .......
Am.u- ..t.I... .u--..- 'Ha r-.s.u, am
l. ~ l.. -- 'r, ,,r...t. ill., Of either tI..
ornamental Iarn .r '.,. I...Fll ba,k '-r..
Hunt A.. .u'nr..i s- y-...r. up .i,I.,..'f..d
IN" TOR m.4r.'g ..r.. 'I..r tas I...., nd
den '.r a certain f..-.a Do, t.urd- ar
rn"r''ya- ..mr.r- '.j ...s,-'. he. grpunsi-
hng- ''' u.'''r- '..' . me field would
"rlr met w.'' -.. '....- di'.h or =
hrp"E 81 A.r." .'...H- .r. .fr.n sent over
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~ m" resorts Ut widest fame for their
large hotel and cottage population. The
"uluokers hail from all PARTS of the coun-
try. and to please them best the show ring
must be crowded with horses and horse
men Of great renown In more quiet
places the show place IL convenient to
ia" country houses of those who exhibit
Tn" greatest success ~ obtained by
limiting the entries Ia horses owned
within certain radius. The Piping Rock
show ~ Locust Valley. l. I - open only
To horses owned by amateurs on Long
Island. Tn" features are the testing %
hunters and jumpers over miniature
-t"epl"Cha-'' course that this fall ~ "a
hav" several new jumps. four-in- hand
driving hv women and riding and driving
hy children. only cups are gwen a. prizes.
and those eligible who make entries as
Long Islanders annually include Clarence
II MaCkSy. II. = Whitney. Paul ID.
trAvath. Harvey y. Iadew. Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr. Mrs. l.. 4 ID. Perciyal.
Mortimer Schif and Frederick r. Pratt
Greatest Of the FREE for all shows are
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grounds. Oakland Park. on Thursday.
Friday and saturday The executive
committee has the president. Charles p
Huhh-, a. chairman. and his aids are
samuel ! Peters. Allan Pinkerton. y. p.
hothschild. George 4 Ellis. Jr. j. Adolph
Mollenhausr. Edward G. Blum, n n.
Brinckerhod ana Joseph =. Owens The
Judges are tn b. Joseph W Ogden Of
MorTistown. for breeding classes: jay p.
Carlisle, b = j. McVickar and j Camp
hell Thompson. all Of New York, In hea w
harness and saddle classes. and for
hunters or Jumpers Col q Beresford
OF London. Lewis T. Waring, Plainfield.
and Harry 7 Peters I-iip
There IL a first and second prize 81
So and s2D in ths regular classes and a
rich array of additional cups and trophies
They comprise the Brooklyn Duiiy Eagle
$50 cup for pairs, Bri ght waters $3.50 cup
Tor gig horses. BeechwOld $500 cup for
Rest saddl" horse Durham $3.50 cup for
saddl" horses Is Ia IS , hands. given by
Rufus l. Patterson and named after
las noted winner, James Hazen Hyde's
81 ,oOo cup for in-hands. and cups
in jumping classes gwen hy George A
Fills, Jr Ch1rle- r Huhhs. G. I. Fahre
and n u Hollins The last named prize
IL IN a class for wom"n's hunters. hest
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u first and second 81 $50 and 500 or SIS
and SIS. with tiU IN each championship
class. tn" directors Ar. Wtlter p Hi.
dr.th, president. Hon Edward Murphy
yr. Gen Thpm1s + Eck"rt. thu Hon
ylme- smith. Jr. J J ODonohue. Jr
barrett. Jacob Roth-, hid John SchuyIe,
CASEY. James 7. Hyd'. = 4 Bruner.
leavy y Baldwin. 4. =. hwartz and
J.. j. Ca-'y
4 rptd rae" for four-in-h hand teams.
the hon--s L. D." driven az "A trot u "A
coach carrying an outside load 81 not
lsSs than seven People from SeabriRht
To the show grounds, ~ an annual Long
Branch show fixture Tn. trophy IL
the s2D' Old Sprrt cup IN" gift - Pa al
A. SorR Who won out the former ctIi,
Lust SEASON. besides first and second
prizes ~ 500 and 81, th" Latter from the
PISS. DEER n Carroll Company Their.
arr running race- for galloways, or
ponies. a. the closing featur. each day
and a new event IN one tnIl. trOt under
saddle. IN" riders Ia ~ amateurs IN
colors
Their has t--en an active rivalry since
1879 Tor the 80 Psttan Lane ctiT for gig
horses II - "a thr-e win trophy. and
either !. ". Hartman or g. ". Watson
may get u for keeps thus time This
. IN" list II winners: 1872 John l.
VENTS Lord Golden H.: Iga, same
owners Lord Golden; 1914. Albert de
Gernsa'H sporting News; 1876 r. ~ Jor-
dams Hildr-th: ISO6. j. W Hartmann
Chieftain: 1877. name owners Nala ions
and 1879. &. ". WatAOna Lord Baltimore
Specials 20 10 won outright include prize.
from Jay =. Carll-le, gamuel NJ. Schaefer,
Jacob RothschIld. ". l.. Schwartz. c. A.
shore Club. Alfred a. Vanderbilt. c. W.
Watson. Col Robert c. Clowry and Prank
J. Could
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ienCv - being oVorwnrked. say many
'XhibIto-s. and II no' CHECKED soon only
.rufIs horses NAV D." S".u 10 some 81 tn"
.a--.sa
Al h"r-' shows do missionary work
II displaying how hnr-.'S should b."
'gupp"f for driving NJ rdIng and bv
iuI,tra'fuc the various tvp"~ that come
nd"r ia" ~ heads \ part mat - not
N"rt M strictly AT rh" brE "'y shows
= the t-I' adaptation u tho Hrr~', lo
The vehicle. 20 tat tho same nag may
win both IN gig and ro q hanson cah
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FAST JUNIOR DISTANCE m
FRICk GOES HALg mn "a
MINUTE 81 ID SECONDS
And ssoaumeat Ceveru Mnr IN q Mir
n "a necootis Nov NorN
rAkes Point rrWphy t.sod p
waiting and HtEh Jumplns H..

The junior trark and field chan ne.
Of the Metropolitan A-no .latiUE -. =
4 I took pla'e yesterday a. ,-,. p
Although there SA- a good .nt-. .-., :.
smaller clulr~ after a Nhu. 90, 49,
for points merged into a due n... .... :
New hork 4 4 and the IRISH AT,,. d,
II wa~ very CLOSE work all th-uu he
gramme. victory fnally r~-tru. ,.,. p,
New FORK ~ e.. with a total 81 b.. .,. at.
90 for the Irish American A
The performances IN tn. 49, ri
and mile run we're worthy Of r,. -.
meet. no matter Shsre. Ia f'. 80
distance man Who has grad. ID ~
coming TO the front. Was the NIir,. o. =.
yards. Ne comple'~d the Jou-r.. -
minute 81 is seconds ar S,ur".i .I, III.
tao seconds better than It ~ ...r. =.
wear and made - neN junior NJ. -.
The win Vas no nuke. Tor Ir... -
good aggressive man IN ". tst, o,',.
j. " Monument of tho irrs,
won tho mile IN the rattltug gee! A.,
OF minutes - - ~econd~ ~ -
a new record Tor the ,unior Nc H..
him was David Noble 81 -, ~. ~
4. 4. Who was much faNor-d b. ne "
il Cloughley Of the New YORK
a good third Brom~r Of M. ~ .s
\ 4. made the pA.e for -.Y-n--lsht,.
out. follow Ell BY noble Ir"p,nt t,. -
bend Noble forged into the lead ra'N-.
ment came again ana u wa- -rrIa'
uent out-tayed Nobl. and -trurrI.t g..
Norst-d, winning 10y yard
Owing to u mistake IN the -trusngof..
lanes the 22O yards had to b" nm Ia.
Friedman Of the tennessee VI
Buffalo won the nrst time. but h.. .Y..i 49,
repeat and got Ond tn the riIuus
10y Tar tre best IeAt m the lr D even.
NAs the poe vault ~ Was Won o., ,.-,,,.
u puks- Of the New \ ork rru,...,.s
the splendid height OF - tee, d..
new junior record and avaf lue,d
anything ever accomplished ~ 'lr ...'..
down before " IhomI-snn o., ~,
ork 4 4 in the running high .urp h.
cleared feet ! inch, beating ne iarr.,
mark by two inches IL Ma mr., rate Nm.
ing all around. Tor two men ti..t Ion ..,a,s
place at = fee' The summary
ic hsrd hun EnAi h.a, WOO b. o IN,
second, X " Co. Coluribia \ a., S-ss-..t,,t
third Timr. 10 >-rondS
\ Z. . Etsn. Irish American 1 g. Los
y. J nclagshIn, knlshts Of 1T Anton. al
'' one S nie's Kun 8o 20 G ~ J. uoov-,
Irish AmericAn \ { u Nohlr Ncv io-.
is :, Os ,, T. .less,' .S Ssw lo'E Ar
IsO Yard HlEh hurdlr~w hy NrGes,.
New Nork \. Z Mcl.ougniiu. - Fs,I
third Time. 10 ! 5 se-onIs
Runsln< nish Jun p.Mon by " lssrAs~r
New ork y y win irrt ! h.a sv,st,
Dl-r. New YORK \. c, third with fec s<-.
v on Jump or for second. 4
Hop. step and Jump-won ~ = " Uar.fr ',
Knights Of 81 AnIony vita q fee, {, 4. -.
Y baker. ATAnAr \. {. ~econd N a. =.
IOAl inches. u. adams, New horA . , Ja..
NJ Ia Z. FEET \ inc hrs
I'd Yard Run " on rs . Holloway r. icy
{. y y. Friedman. Gene>-c ! NJ 4 ,e-o.-
q SchnAbel. ". y " {. \. Third n-s
seconds.
Turning Broad Jump-Won b. uesre
= A NffN FaaF twm he. Z B
= SNEngon Acorn 4 4 third WITH Il frrf 4.
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hold their own even in this era Of
temptat ions from automobiles and auto
mobile statesmen. Glasses for combination
hor-..-. useful in harness or under saddle.
ar, also Judged under their true Charac-
ter IN IA" open air shows.
At the City shows a noted blue ribbon
winner an aristocrat in masquer AIDE a.
a Workaday plebeian equine. j. often tn.
horse that gains the award Pride Ia the
local horse show IL often the impelling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
OyoNI,N WINS kI>G'> rRI>r.
Radire Takes Rtg shoot WIN Record
Srorr of aAO.

Sp5cta! Cah' Dsspf'ch ~ THE SIS
B~Lty. July 10 In the shoe .rs '.r 30
Kings prize to-day Hdicr Of o,fn-1 100
9th the record -.or- ~ 14n lleu' N1rr'
OF CanHda Wa second,
RRdic- - an ONford urd"rgr i'lhis
We - - years ri agr and was bori % Nrrr-
and educated ~ England ~" lr- -
shooting here for his college team
Lieut.. HUMPHREY ~ Camhrids' ~
Ner-tty non the ~. George ,.H'' ZoI
CTc-s- and EaO. with record -'or" ". -
I he ~ George'- silver Gross ant o.. iW
second place went TO Rifieman n "a arr
81 Australia With a -"orr " ~ Tic ''rE
ross and go for third place went f' '''.'N
Hoe 81 the Fourth SUFFOLK RBis'. l7'
ala each Nerr -s,uret by l.isu' sol
Canada ieu Grant 81 Au-tra.t "
Ave Other-
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7a Hour Motorcycle Race begin.

Five thousand persons AZ th" .i 'a'
tenburg raretrarE at tiuttsnbur. -
-aw the start OF the ~ eDtV -four iu ' 't"'
cvcls race Nine teams Start"I OBJ" 70 =
The rare will end this afternouH of -
The teams entered are
Harvey aud Wood. ReAdlrg stan. "a.
kellogg and Sturgcs. Excelsior tea" az
And LYONS Merkel f1yrr trar a...
Sfuhn~r. = = team Hart AEd ~ - ral.H
standard tram CAmpALa aHd Co. .r
team. GutsTman aud Mercer 4.
McrG-trD-m and nubsrhfuidi Mari fAN
Itohbin.on and Serry. Indian team
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Members of the United states Volunteer
Life Saving Corps are completing mr..
rangements to-day for the eighth annual
Island. Nhich takes place sunday, July %
The ~Nlmmer. viii start from the battery
promptly at % ~ 4. VI. and hnish at Ia rnsE
Entries. hEh are TO be made With I'OrT /.
modore Henry Y; Mason Of District No =
close At o'clock on the sN sninS OF Thur
day. July -.
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rROTS AND TEA At GOSHEN.
Good Programme Run Ou despite rhrea,-
enlnE MeaIher.

Threatening weather did not SpoiI the
sport At the matinee Of the Goshen Driving
club Yesterday afternoon. John H. ToUn-
send had converted the old band stand
into a brand ueW japanese ten house ana
there an attTaCtINely little kimono xnrb.t
lady from Japan served tea on the lawn
assisted by the member- of the club who
Tor a few moments r-linUui-hed timing
catches and rcins H. favor Of champs gn,.
waters and o'clcck tea biscuit While the
Intermittent showers did not interfere with
the racing. they did curtail tho tea dttnLtn .
Process on the lawns. To the di-appOtut mem
OF the ieninin" portion and to the very
evident relsf of the tea Dispensing meun-
beers OF the Goshen Driving club
Robert ,ioele' TOOK charge OF the entries
b. trOi he drove the hay se.dinE Shnibi. n
winning race that would have done credit
TO has partner. John ~ Townsend. who
Shaible did not get down to bu.in...
In the ff-t heat and BLACK MahOgany iron,
~" stable 81 "eors" Fitzgerald. carrird
Mr.. Goel-t AMI ShAible in , -, With Rel
tiift from the same ,tAb. IN second MA.
Miss kthrl and Carrie Worthy acre ,irswn
IA the third heat and the GIennIcr.. - lie
had everything their own way With Shaihl.
IN ntnnins position and Red CAT second
Mr. 6oeiet drove the bay grIdIns Ian
in the class trotting event. hut " allan
Gentry Nth III Bo~ne at the rrin- Womid
nc, G- denied and non IN straight heats.
cen. Burne't's bay trott-r Mayn.r won
the class trot ia 2.gL and I.gTt AMI
Just nosed out How ara foT,i's bia,'e
Eeldtng AmaSi- ia both heats IN. 40 '1rd
i.~at OF the class e. irot aroused NOR. .n
thu-ta-m than any other event on the mr.
gTamme q v. Deyksr'- Ch.stnuI ,nss.
MAb- non the nrSt heat. ! no~.,r
ord = SCOT. htown ~As - nnd and p,r,,..
lotillArd, ~ Guess again. an crate
mare with plenty Of speed va. third 4,
Inc -eroni heat the rae was ali hrt "a ,..,,
l'u"~- AGAIN and MAb-l aud they al
.srnat~i Tor nr-t position. They came doSn
n- hofn--tTrt'h ~ IN" - ond lap with
a. too -Nltt Tor her and Cues. N,atn
'arried her TO break lust AZ III. Nirr
he TRACK Na- quite heavy nv mi. tim.
and the heat MAS trotted IN a st.ady dos'n-
pour. nut the time was 2p',
The summaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
HORSE SHOWS ON GREEN TURF
NuuIR OPIN IIR IIRII IT
NOU ~ F'II IIREIR
eng Island ts liar TtarhSr. WIN ~tsps
n lons nranrh. NrN part amt Nar-
raSaH,rtI Pirr HiEh ~trp,stnE IIar.
nr-, Pouir, m IashIon ~hrtIan,i..


summer and fall ar. days Of rrs-u,y
'or the open air ho--r shows. those wh"0,
the striVng~ for tu4r rhtuuS ly RUNS
men and "..V"-'-lnS arr uni"r clear
,ki~- and 1n -~r,n turf Raw Shore ant
.0ng Branch A.. 'I" shows u-lr--t a.
ard \ cluster at dates for fixtures a.
placcs Far ant ucar follow until Piping
tp,k m p'tph"r. wu.rn a now miuiatur,
.trcyla, has. ,,r4r-.' Will d" used IN the
uunt"r ,lt->-'-
Great Britain originated horse shows
uI the Iu.''si states DEVELOPED them
r'r spectacular exhibitions Of ndng
nj iriNa. tn" 'A-ly English shoW-
= ~ M" -tlll earlier l'r,iing of hor-.rS
or sale az fam ant on market DAYS werr
devoted - hp~~". lgst hor~a Tho hor-"
InIiprn"I adorned the rnu~t sad
ne old British snurtsu"n. and they Ia
JOu"i fin" 'rarTug- and fancy driving
"a r.dlnc n IA" snow rngs
m" it"1ry Is TIN" of horse breeders
and hor~e uWners no doubt. hut that
horses shown To halter do not attract
publc money 20 ~" ticket booths was
learned very early IN tho game hy Amer
cans Her" the horses have always been
required to 10 something IN the ring.
and notably az Olympia ard Richmond
this j. now M" rule ~ modern British
shows In certain dirs,'iuu the ton