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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
NEW TARIFF CURTAILS BUSINESS
In THE IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. oct 12.-The volume
OF business in rolled products was dis
appointing TO the steel mills this week.
and the tendency of prices was down
ward. Thus far the effect of the new
tariff has been to curtail business. as
consumers, anticipating lower prices.
remained out of the market on the
other hand. foreign competition in the
home market has been almost negii-
gible 10 date. and there has been no
occasion for the mills TO reduce prices
further But in the las six weeks
steel billets have receded So per ton.
steel sheets even more. and tin plate
81 per ton. or 10 cents per base box.
Wire products have not charged es-
sentially. except in the South. where
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At TIE ORpHEum.

The B.u Hoys ana HcIles' a com.
iln} of nine allstar players present
Ing NIFTY miniature musical comedy.
WIl D.. tl" headline feature act AZ
.h" pDt'I7r prpheum tGCater. START
inr With O. matinee az e 30 this after
u.Ol
o. is with uuboundcd pleasure chat
manager James Fenimo~e Ice BIS am
ucuucIc thruuch these columns the
spI.ro'd Esfu vaudeville Offering
mat ~t.rT today idc. tho frafu-.
act az th, Ben N.ys and Bellies. there
is On added attraction. Fox and Ward.
two men who have been before tho
cubic for ~ wears and never .e@dr1t-
% Tor ltN They viii present their
tlaft f.cH OfferirL that made our
grandfather laugh and 10 o. -Ufc 10
pr' nlrf Ilr- VIII make us lauEH In
flr same manner They are mtk me-
a ioHr over the Keith circuit Il the
aferr ana % Is their farewell tour. a.
they have plenty of worldly Goods
close az 'uis sDIf1n. hridiH the long.
cst record ~ Two partners Of any on
INf ftflf"flII' stage TgartN and
lIaNt1n. kinEhury and Nu1.on Nav.
irs ans Gordon. Niolrffc AMI Charles
Hrc tln -ix $40 fHr acts that viii hr
thH hIl atartur with Tho matinee 'h.a
afternoon maf'ul f vaudeville Of
about aII over town sltrr tlo matinee
today
Or o. an excellent bin aud one that
l.s been carefully selected. such Hs
900 Che Oruhoum bills. and everybody
knows what rrraf show the or
ih'uw puts ur tu Tho patrons
Last Saturday tho Oruh.u. broke
aIl records in fHr way cf crowd. Al
OBJ" three Performance there we're
I. INN persona. Who paid UHM... IONS fu
soc tlo great show ana Che l.iI today
"Ii D.. equally ar good aa tine great
chow of Saturday
|-' election returns viii DO an
rnurDi from tho STAGE between acts.
tomorrow evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

thy have an act that is wor' while
The Ben llarklry Trio 6 mother
big drawing card on the bii They
rae oriEina'ors C ragiiu auu 10 that
line Of work have no equals I'd few
superiCrs Jack and Nvllc Gibson
are TWO Of tha greatest cyclists iu ,ho
country ari jhere ls nothing 600 dif
hcult for them 90 attempt and carry
ont scott ANA Wallace ar" Two 70
iuDd fs0r- and dancer. who have
l'"u u1kr- eocl everywhere. and
SChali'r Bros arr sensational hand
halanCers 4 splendid line &C. Vic.
ioridscupn pictures have been secured
for the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
BENWOOD
School Buildings Sold.

The board 81 education OF Union dis
trict Is fast closing up the details ol
the consolidation OF the country
schools In this district. The small
outlying buildings over the entire dis
lrict were disposed OF by public auc
ton. held on the front steps OF the
Sherrard school building. last Satur
DAY afternoon. Each Of the buildings
brought small Prices. the total beinl
near sl.l65. although the building al
Sunnyside. near Mt Olivet. was hello
10 be sold az private sale. Auctioneel
Samuel Cunningham. OF Moundsville
cried each sale. This is probably tbs
last scene in the consolidation OF the
country schools in this district.
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COY TO REMAIN.

Alvin Somwrrs. the tfs~E boy who
has been Euidirr Robert Muorrc. "a
blind man. around the streets Tor
ONO Time vii remain according 90
Mr. Nuerrr. who stated fha grievance
uf' been settled Humane officer
sheldon JOSEPH took fhr matter 40
and dncidrd that the boy. who Is %
YEAR old. should b. sent beck fo Ohio
and there entered lu home who're hp
could attend school Mr. Nurree
stated that thc boy had passed the
9TH crsde in the schools az Canton
and That Do had complied with all
tho provisions of the child labor law
~ This state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

local mills have shaded prices 81 per
ton.
Home manufacturers are well forti.
fed with specifications on contracts.
and as a whole rolling mill schedules
are well In hand for the rest OF the
year. Some special lines. however.
are suffering and the output OF sheets
and tin plate Is being reduced.
Last week the railroads placed or
ders for nearly 1000 tons OF rails, In
Guiding 10000 for the Great Northern.
5000 for the Chicago * Great West
ern. and 5000 for the Jersey Central.
Bridge contracts were placed by the
New Haven, Boston 4 Albany. Michi-
gan Central. Toledo q Ohio Central.
and the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie. steel
building orders. on side OF railroads.
called for 10000 tons OF steel shapes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

the river attended the meeting hold
yo-tord'y afternoon at the Bower
confectionery which was held for the
purpose % perfectnE plans fog the
h'autifyiug ~ the shore next sum.
mer and making bathing beach near
the ferry landing Another meeting
viii Doe held iu tln near future and
the plan seems to he good one and
viii receive eucouraErmtut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
Grand Jury Tomorrow

Deputy Sheriff McNiuch. % Mounds
Vile, was In town last Saturday after
noon serving summons on local per
sons to appear before the grand jury
which .convenes tomorrow morning.
some sensational cases are likely to
develop al the local term Of cCurt
against local Uersons Several local
men will be found on the jury this
term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

Local lodce. company No 3S. uni
form rank Knights Of Pvthias. held a
very Interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon ~ their Headquarters al tho
ArmCry building on Main street. Mat
to- pertaining 20 the socipl sessions
or tho lodge. which are planned for
the winter months were taken under
consideration Several applications
for membership were taken NJ aud
action taken on them The melting
w3s largalv attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

Members OF White Lily Social Club
Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias. OF
this city. are making preparations for
their regular bi-monthly dance. TO be
given next Thursday evening at the
Armory building. on Main street. Two
splendid Orchestras OF this section
have been engaged to furnish the mu,
sic Tor the occasion. and continuous
music viii be the feature OF the even,
ing. Many out-oftown persons are ex.
pected 10 be in attendance. and many
invitations have been sent ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotation. ~ c. =. Braaniieh ' 90


\ uoII was closed I few dal, arU
whereby T.. . Merge becomes the own
rr off J o. Ehrit Interest in fho Ehrla
Merge drug store at 1915 Jacob
.'rrrf Mr. Merge will continue to
conduct tho business at tho present
stand and Nr Ehric rptlfee Co. move
to California. whore he will make hIs
iUfurn homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
cAola ID az coNcrRr.

\ corrort viii he r.von Thursday
evening October %. lt the Wesley NJ
= church. 1922 Jacob street The con-
cert viii Do given under the auspices
az the Wesley choir The chol. viii
be assisted bv Albert koddic and Mr.
and Nrs Frank kincho'oe After tho
proEr1m ~rftoshwcuf- vii be- cold IN
the basement of the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

Tho members or the volunteer fire
department OF the Fourth and Fifth
wards have completed arrangements
Tor social and fair 10 be held at the
Fifth ward hose house next FRIDAY
evening The members have recently
Organized the department. and are
planning 10 hold an elaborate affair
The hall Is being beautifully decorated
for the occasion. and good time Is as
sured. All are cordially invited 10 at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

Moro Than loo local Bapublicans a.
tended the rally held at McMechen
last Saturday evening In the auditO-
rum OF the Central school building
Congressman French was the prin-
cipal speaker Of the evening and hi.
talk proved 10 be very interesting
\ big rally may be held in this town
this evening and speaker OF ma
uonal fame may appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
To Meet This Everi,o

Evening star lodge No. Is Knights
Of PNthias az this city. viii meet this
evening at their headquarters M tho
Barlow building on Main street. Sew
cral application for member ship will
be taken under consideration and
many matters 81 much importance will
be considered. All members of the
lode" are urgently requested TO at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
FINANCIAL.
CONTRACT LET.

Tie county commissioners Jet tho
contact Saturday Tor the concrete
wall along Long Run. just north OF
tie town OF Gregssviilc. 90 Campbell
savage. the lowest bidder This road
b. being very much improved az this
time the Uau Eneinccrinc company
being engaged boz the macadamizing
of tho road for several miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

Medicine Hat is 10 have street
railway nine miles Ions Iu 1910 tho
population was 1000. and today q is
placed a i6 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
STOCKS

% Transfer books close oct 2lst.
for q. of Der cent cash dividend pay-
abb oct 2Ist
80 BLOCKS close oct. for . per cent
rash lINIlenl uaNAhle OCT Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

,9)do common 100 1ls 12o 100
W :. q 1. 4. co.ioo I.....l-....lo6
t2D-Transfer books close oct. 20 for
!. 81 l9s cash dividends payable oct.
2lst.
OD-Book~ close October sth fer y,
cash dividend payable october 18th.
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Fidelity Loca; Stocks.
Stocks

" TTTT-T-TT'T- " Va On :" y
Corrected daily FOR tre rrfe'ftg.,. ~
oy rs Fidelity Investment assa,isti,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13

G)-Books close oct goth for 1. 90
IL cash dividend payable oct 3ist
t2l-Transfer books clora oct sth
Tor - cash dividend payable oct 18th.
90 Transfer books close oct lStn for
% per cent Gosh dividend payable oct.
9Oth
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Stock

storks Par Biif A.kft. 8
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Poultry.
Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeling Live Stock Corn, ssic7 CO
WHEELING. ". Va. Oct 10. 'I9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

o two weeks visit TO relatives nc At
ianta. Georgia.
Dr. Reedy will leave in the morn
ing for two weeks visit in Schaler.
Iowa where Mrs Reedy has been for
some time
Mrs. Coney Slaughter OF Pueblo,
Colorado. Is spending the week end
with Mrs Rollic Scales and Mrs
Dean Kirk Later Mrs. Slaughter
will visit her parents. Mr and Mrs
.C r.. Oaks of Ardmore. Okla
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Cross OF
llo7 Lincoln street LETT Tuesday
morning for six week s visit ia
Mr. Cross mother at Linuaay. Cali
lornia.
Mr. and Mrs Justice Of Bonio
Texas are visiting their nephew. Mr.
| j. VI. Oaks at lil3 Van Buren, street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

TO oklahoma City on business
Miss Nirei Ia Dalton has r2ro 20
Seymour TO spend the summer with
her grandmother.
Cleve Wood has rturned from
Louisville. KY. whore he has been
attending a medical college.
Miss Mary Lipscomb Is back from
her years work at Bias Tor Unicer-
sity.
Herman Bluoher Is here from Al
buquerquc looking after his proper
~.
Mis- Lucy Moore has returned
from a visit to Colorado city.
The c. W. u. NJ OF the First Chris
tian church held g. monthly meeting
with Mrs. II. l.. Faulkner Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. l. L. Gladney was
leader. and missions In the Pacific
Islands was the subject FOR etudy.
At the close the hostess. assisted
by her daughter, Mrs Braokshirc.
served ice cream and cake.
MIR. and Mrs. l. Dowden gave a
7:3O o'clock breakfast Fridaymorn-
ing at their ranch home miles south
west NJ town. In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. n. l. Miller Of New York Mr..
Miller Is the American head of the
Pearson interests. which are develop
! Ing the plainyiew country. About
twcnty-eiEht griends of Mr. ANA Mrs
Dowden. together With the guests OF
honor partook OF breakfast of bar
becued spring chicken bacon, hot
rolls. coffee. fruit, etc. After break
fast. Judge l.. S. Kinder. as toast
master. proposed toasts 10 the guests
of honor To which responses we're
made. and several other members
of the party were called ON for short
talks.
About 10 ATTENDED Che dance and
reception at the ELL. home TuoaIa
The music was by iho plainyiov or.
chestra. aud 30 couples took part l
the dancing The others PLAYED bil
lizards. pool aud dUmiuoea Punch
and lee cream wcre er,cd through
I out the evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Miss Lorraine Dinau IS on two
weeks yiai, IN Kansas. during which
time She will attend the commence
mont exercises Of the Ouowa Uni-
yersly az ottawa and also the OK
crcises OF the State University at
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs J. y. Chillers are
visiting with Mrs. ". H. Childers
az llol Tyler street
Mrs. 4. r.. Meyer and children
left yesterday oyenirg for an eN-
tended visit in Clehurne. Texas
Marion Howard. employed in the
Santa Fo offices. WAS iakon sori-
outly 90 with appendicitis ON last
Thur iay aud was go once taken Co
Sc Anthouys auitarum where be-
underwent an operation al %
O'Clock that evening lie has since
been progressing nicely ana a rapid
recovery seems assured.
Mrs G. A. Chesshie and son,
Charles Brock. returned home Fri
DAY afternoon from visit to tot
Springs ana other points
Charlie Yarbr1ush OF Miami OK
lahoma g. visiting Mrs. ". r.. Var.
hrough az cos Jackson street
VI. w. smith has returned from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
Plainuiew Society

Mr. and Mrs. sam Tibbetts have
returned from Waco where they
have brcu attending Baylor Univer-
aity
Nr. ANA Mrs. ". - Sanders are
here from san Antonio visiting their
SON. C.. w. Sanders.
D. D. shiplcy has returned from
q brief stay in Kansas city.
Mrs A. G. Davis and childrdn.
have gone 20 COmanohe TO visit rel
lati,cs Tor several weeks. =
Rev j. y. Reynolds LETT sunday
to attend the commencement eXer-
else 40 BAYLOR University.
Rev. w. %. street Is IN Amarillo
| assisting 100 @ Baptist revival
Mr. ANA Mrs. ". z. simmons
have gone To Dallas aud Waxqha-
chic for visit TO relatives.
Misses Lucille Abrams. Louida
iatchou Make spcor. Hattie Gle
mcnts Maseic l.ackcy, Mrs. Prudie
Wright and Burke Mathis have gone
10 Canyon go attend the summer
Normal
J.. Wright has moved from El
/ raso to phinvicw
Cbas r. Kelley and family have
moved mere from West Point. Ohio.
D. W McGlasson spent the frs,
of The week IN Amarillo.
Mrs J. IS. Murphy has returned
from visit to relatives in Cass
county
Mr. r. A. Long aud children are
nack from Erath county where they
have been spending few weeks
with relatives.
1850 pcarcc of Walnut Springs. is
|rsitiu- her son. Fred pcarcc.
! MIS- Elhcrt and baby who hay,
been visiting her parents. Str. and
Mrs d NJ Garrison. returned Mon
day To- wichita Falls Her s'Aer
Miss l3ycrda Garrison accompanied
her ana win visit in Gainesville arl
Fort Worth.
Miss Marguerite aud sam Harlan
are back from Dallas wh,ra theS
have been attending school.
Miss Ethel Mae Wilson. Who was
here visiting her sister. AIRS. Mmai,
Reeves. has returned to her hom,
lin laecrman. s. N.
Miss Julia Collier has gone 10 Bel
90 where she win attend summer
normal
Mrs Rufus Wright and children
Iarriycd Monday from Swcctwater {,
visit her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. n
lF Ucv.
Mrs Roy webb has gone 20 For
Worth 90 join her husband. The
Ivhi make that city their home.
Wallace Young has gone 10 For
Worth To reside
Miss Cclestiuc Harp returned sat
Iur18y from q three months tay a
Palm Beach. Fla.
MIS- David Tudor and daughter
Mis- Susie. will return 10 Plainviep
, This week They have been gt For
Worth since October. where Miss ga
size has been attending Texas Cp'ia
Itia. iIiyt~Ht,.
Mr. llw Barrow g. ,igitiu- he
plrcut. n Hereford
Mrs O. e. Randolph ul scn hav
returned ol amarillo after a tire
weeks VS.. with her pa 'tuts.
Vs. s. St'ircr b. back from ",
% 20 Central Texas.
IHdt' . q Lancaster "a. got
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
SOCIETY a'0uNlllioo rdmy
LIBRARY BOARD 10
MEET MONnAN MIILENnnN
SOCIETY

All members OF thr Public Library
Poard OF Amarillo are requested Co
meet In the library Monday after
noon NJ 3 O'Clock. .or the D1usIlor
ton and transaction off important
business This cal B.. ISSUED hy 800
Il. l.. McMcaus. p. .drut
The sun., 1913-11-18
1t is Here
at Last

An adding machine which 10
also . typewriter.
Ito name is-"Ellis."
II 10 not . typewriter with ten.
key adding machine attachment;
nor an adding machine with .
typewriter attachment.
II 10 the real thing An 81 key
adding machine, full equipped,
and . 42.key typewriter in
one.
With il you can do thinss you
would not dream Of even trying
to do with any other adding
machine.
May We put one in on trial7
/ EILISF
aos Broadway (thIsd Hess)
PAsss. Csssissd 3s7S
-. .,.
The sun., 1913-11-18

miles OF territory, where he 10 known as
one Of the most progressive OF 1ndias
varsal rulers. but the union also was
displeasing to English society
Where once the Maharajah OF Kapur-
,hala had been received at the English
court. which meant OF course also By
Englands prominent families. the English
court and English society turned their
backs upon him Homes m England
where he had been an honored guest no
longer welcomed him
Besides the Maharajah 1t In said that
Mirsa Ali Kuli Khan. Charge dAnatres
at the Persian Legation. Washington. and
his wife. also will take part in t0-day's 8
entertainment. wearing the court costume
uf their country.
The patronesses besides Mrs. Hoffman
include Mrs August Belmont. Mrs Nicho-
las Murray Butler. Mrs. I. Townsend Bur-
den. .Ir. Mrs. Anson McCook Beard. Mrs.
James Blanchard Clews. Mrs. Morgan j.
OBiieu. Mrs. Ernest lselin. Mrs Reg
maid Vanderbilt. Mrs Frederic Nelson.
Miss Elizabeth Marbury. Mrs. Charles
Emory Smith. Miss Georgine lselin. Mrs.
Bayard e. Hoppin. Mrs. Francis Key
Pendleton. Mrs Eugene Philbin and Mrs.
Henry ". Taft.
The sun., 1913-11-18

Schuyler Brown. Francis u. Roach and
u. Thornton Wilson formed AN interesting
group on the promenade. Among other
visitors were Mrs. Charles b. Alexander
and her daughters. the Misses Janet ana
Mary; Mrs. Charles de l.. Oelrichs. IL.
Brevoort Kane. MIR. and Mrs Il. Wander
horst Koch. Foxhall Keene. Mrs. Edward
L.. Tinker Miss Susan Fish Dresser. Mrs
Charles q. Ayres. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
II. Coddington, Mrs william Fleitmann.
Miss 1.ida Fieitinann. Charles Page Bryah
Perry Beadleston, Seward Cary, Mr.. ana
Mrs Ambrose Clark Mr.. and Mrs. iamii,
ton Cary. Miss Kate Cary. Miss Carol
Hartman. Mrs. Edwin u. Breitung. Col.
and Mrs. p. A. Kenna. Paul q. Thebaud,
Miss l.eonie Burrill. Miss Mary Brooks.
Mrs J. Gordon Douglas. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. berry Wall. Mrs. George l..
Nichols. Mre Morris Nolck. Cornelius n.
Bliss. .Ir. Mrs. Henry Seligman, Miss
Eleanor Lawrence, Harvey Iadew. Resi-
maid Vanderbilt. Preston Gibson MISS
HID, Holmes. Wilbur Bloodgood. James
H. Hre.sc and W. Rhineander stewart.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Francis Hyde and
Mrs. George II. Church.
several give Dinners.
Several dinners were given IN advance
of the chow last night. and among those
| who entertained were Mrs Edw'h ~.
Breituug ana Richmond Bevering, VINO
gave dinners at the ~. Regis
After the show Alfred Vanderbilt gave
a supper at Sherry's and among the
guests were Paul Moore. o. l.. Boissevain'
Frederick Bull. Robert A. Fairbairn, ).
~. Hartman. Alfred b. Maclay Will
| In m ~ Moore. J.. r. Stotcsbury. Reginald
e. Vanderbilt, c. Miftiin Wharton. Col.
iP. A. kenna. Lieut.. Baron de Mcslon Lieut..
| Marquis DOrgeix. Lieut.. de 'assaruieres'
cant Victor Nyssens. Lieut. le Comte Al
bert de Oultremont. Chevalier Edward de
SELLERS de Moranville, Lieut.. y. Is llei-
berg. Comma ndant Feline. W. J.. Lind
say Hogg. capt. X NJ. Stewart -Hi'hard.
son. Major NJ. r, McTasgart. capt iaul
Rodzanko. capt. J. +. Lindsey capt
George Vidmar. Major Douglas Young.
cant. Walker Bell, II n Bloodsood'
| Charles A. Baudouins. /; ron der Horst
Koch. capt. Conrad = Babcock. capt. l..
| r. Hall Dr q. ". Carter, George VIII
ing. carl $ Burr, Jr.. X. l.awrenc. Shith'
toxh.u T. keeue. Mai jor X. q laNton
r. = Non Stad- George b Hume. larry
content l. j u. Murlinc, james T Hyde
and David Il sharp.
The sun., 1913-11-18
JUDGES HAVE A BUSY DAY.
Uheir Work of n Varied Charscte
and IL watched lntently.

Those entrusted witt the awarding Of
the ribbons to the successful competitors
nj the Horse Show are not likely to have
any buster day than they went through
yesterday afternoon. neither IL 1t likely
chat their work will be OF more varied
character. The morning was devoted to
the hackney classes. and though tho at
tendance was small the many horsemen
interested In the breeding OF these hashy
high steppers carefully watched the con-
testants as they swung around the ring,
Clarence II. Mackay was winner in
the class for three-year-old nllies. with
Lady Burns The chestnut mare was
bred by Mr.. Mackay and showed good
confirmation and excellent action. In the
two-year- class Miss Burns. another
daughter OF Lando Burns, out Of Lady
IImberto. was not 30 successful az her
eldest sister and was placed fourth to
Auburn Snowflake. one Of the very good
hacleneys sent from the Auburn Hackney
Horse Farm. in which Daniel J. Driscoll
~ interested.
When the championship came up for
decision the older mares had the better
Of the younger division. the champion cup
going to the Broadlawn Farms Bury Sur
prise and the reserve to Major g. w.
MacLean's Englands Pride. the latter
. nins-year-old which was bred by Sir
Horace Rsgnart. The preliminary ma
n0uWoS IN tno c1aSs IoT OthoerG chargers
wound Up the morning programme
There was not room enough for all the
speedy roadsters entered In tho novice
Class TO show their paces ct once. no they
were sent In In two divisions. Miss
Joula LonS's Aspiration was clearly the
hest OF the first lot, though 0uert showed
well with q. c. Prendergast driving, ~
did the old favorits Mahlon Wilkes There
vss none that had &hs speed shown by
Miss longs entry and considsring the
pace that her mare travelled she kept
q wonderfully pure gait
In he second division that Nestor OF
the tPotting world Horatio ". Balm SEM
In the hne old stallion Robbins, Jr. II.
~ now ~ years old. but looked a. young
Sll Astsll 8inSsn. whleh was she yevHa-