The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12
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were the speech OF Gen. E. s. Bragg and the
2:4O and minute races. Gen Bragg held
his audience, which was q very large one,
for over an hour. His reputation as q public
| speaker is we'll known, and if timely notice
could have been given Of his coming to
Kennsha, he would have had several hun
| dred more to listen to him.
The attendance at the Fair was very large
and the officers hope TO see the grounds
crowded to-day. The special features to-day
will be the speech Of Hon. C. L Colby,
P resident Of the Wisconsin Central Railway,
and the ESQ and free.for-all races. Every
one should turn out and help make the Fair
grand success.
| In the stallion race on Wednesday ]. B.
Swansbrough's Garfield took first money,
Needham's Brown Wood second, H. Thomar-
sens Prairie King third Ducallion Prince,
| owned by same, fourth.
In the running race s. A. Crosby's Dick
took first money; Jas. Germans White Bird
second.
In the S-minute race on Thursday J. I.
Cases Renie Sprague took first money,
ThOmpson's Gray Jim second, w. L. Need
hams Brown Wood third. Nick Wetzel's K.
G.. Ingersoll was Withdrawn.
In the 2.40 race on Thursday ]. I. Case 8
Edge Hill took first money, C. W. Aliens
Sprsgue second, John Schmltt's Commodore
Vanderbilt third, A. Fields Arabella
fourth.
The base ball match Wednesday morning
between the Regulars and the Star clubs re-
suited in favor of the Regulars by score of
% to IL. The match in the afternoon be-
tween the Park City and Racine clubs result
ed in favor Of the Racine club by q score Of
Is to 3.
In the game of base ball on Thursday
morning between the Star and Park City
clubs the Stars came out victorious with 9
score of 81 to 20. The game in the afternoon
between the Racine club and the Regulars
of Kenosha resulted in favor of the Regu
lars by score of IA to 8.
The following is a partial list Of thu
entries:
DIVISION A-RoADsTER STATIONS.
R. s. Houston, of Pleasant Prairie, enters
his celebrated roadster stallion, Sam. II
and FIVE colts of his get !; also one brot
mare.
| Henry Thomarson, of Pleasant Prairie
enters one stallion, one brood mare and colt
one two-year-old flley, one yearling flley
and one sucking colt.
]. l. Case. of Racine, enters two stations
VIM. E. Reed ami NJ. Schackmuth ente
one colt each.
DIVISION B-CLYDEsDALEs.
W. Talcott, of Somers, enters one stallion
one brood mare, one colt, one two. year.old
filley and one sucking colt.
H. E. Blackman, of Somers, enters on
brood mare and colt, two two-year-old flley
and one sucking colt
Albert Barter, Of Pleasant Prairie, makes
four entries; Wallace Talcott. of Somers
entered six colts on Wednesday in addition
to his entries on Tuesday.
DIVISION C-NoRMANs.
Henry Blackman, of Bristol. makes sever
entries in Normans. and G. D. Holt, o
Pleasant Prairie, six entries
DIVISION D-FARM HoRsEs.
Burr Simmons, of Somers, enters brood
mare and colt; Samuel Kingman. OF Bris.
toll, enters one stallion NJ. O. Myrick, Of
Paris, one Leslie Mainland. of Somers
one; Richard Price, of Paris, one C. D
Holt, eight.
Division E-MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES
v. nj. Pettlt enters one pair OF matched
carriage horses; Ira Brown, of Salem, C
c. Shepard, of Bristol. sn1 C. H. Lee. Of
Pleasant Prairie, each enter pair of gents
double drivers.
Ira Brown, of Salem, H. Thomarsen, o.
Pleasant Prairie, and Harvey Durkee, o
Kenosha, enter single drivers.
DIVISION F-DRAFT HORSES.
Charles Chsffee enters one span of draf
horses and single draft horse !; C H. Bus
we'll, of Somers. farm team; s. L. Hastings
three teams Of draft horses Frank Hol
derness, onew; II. Durkee, one!
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Burr Simmons enters Ayrshire bull; DR..
F. Paddock, of Salem, herd of shorthor
c. H. Boswell, Of Somers, grade shorihorns
and grade Jerseys; John Long, of Wauke.
gan, five entries in Cotswolds, and one in
Shropshires G. H. Boswell, of Somprs
three entries in same class
PoLLED ANGUS CATTLE.
E: Balm entera seven head:
MERINo SREEP.
Samuel Barnes, Of Somers, makes four