Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

walked off little lame from the wrenching
Which his leg had received and With some
bruises but no serious injury resulted.
Tine first heat of the 2.39 class showed
eight starters, Miss Alice showed the lead
most OF the way ans flushed first. Orange
Leaf was distanced. Ia the second heat,
lippie took the lead from Alice In the first
half but broke near the wire and the Balti-
more mare showed In front to the finish |
although Tippie came with grand rush At
the finish and almost caught her chief
rival. A threat OF the judge to the driver |
OF Tippie, that he would enforce the |
penalty, seemed to show Iippie to better ad- |
vantage In the third heat. Tippie caught
Alica on the homestretch and the two
passed under the wire nose and nose. This |
wss the hest heat OF the day. Many thought
Tlppie had won but the judge declared 1t
a dead heat. The foucth heat was repeti-
tion of the third. TipPie took the lead on
the back stretch aud was leading by full
length when she broke and before she could
regain her feet she was second to Alice.
Down the homestrstch they came nip and
tuck and again they passed under the wire
Ia what looked like dead heat but the
race was awarded to Alice. Summary:
a33 class: trotters, purse, $1,000.
Miss Alice, YIN tepps, linltimore..l ] !
GYPSY Girl, Maple Valley Stock Farm,
Belle Middleton, r. ii. Strcde, West
sherman Basna, Fiss Doerr, Pnia.b
Diligent, d. Irwin. Philadelphia. .....6 8 s q
Nellie Gray, W. Greenway, havre de
Betsey yoi II. j. B. Green, Phiadelphia.s
Orange Leaf, H. b. Holton, BALTIC. ....dis.
Time, 226sl, 2s04, s.s5s4, aa53l.
In the pacing race, Marendes led all the
way In the first heat. Black York made
haansfftil RI 0n tha haak afrafah in fha
last half but the pace was too hot and he
broke. W. b. W. doomed up on the home-
stretch and almost snatched victory from
defeat. Little Ida, who had cast shoe
while scoring for the FIRST beet, doomed up
In the sacood heat which she captured
handily although hard pushed by W. R. W.
| These tactics were repeated 10 the third
| and fourth heats which Ida captured after
leading the way IN both heats, although
| W. R. W. made her test her speed In order
to win. In this race Joker was distanced
| In the third heat for running, while Billy
Stewart met a similar fate In the next heat.
Black York and Jessie Il. were also dis
tanced In the same heat. Summary:
219 PAGERS. Purse sio1
| Little Ida, w. B. Earnest, Erie..........4 l
Marendes, Geo. Senior, Chester. r..........l 81
| w. II. w, Harry Hunter, Phila. a..........2 . 2 2
Happy Russell, e. B. Emory, Centreville6 3
| Billy Stewart, X. @. Bewer, Rochester. % 5 7di
Black York, C. 4. Smith, Haddonheld... adj
| I1.,
| Eiya Medium, A. a. Wright, Hightstown.8 dis
| Joker, Henry Coward. Phila. ............5 . dis
Time, 2.23a1, 2.sSjG, 2.at Il, 2236.
The 2.45 class had a me field of nine
starters which was left unfinished on ac-
count of darkness although Fannie Fl. won
two heats without any trouble and VIII
\ probably win the third heat and race which
Is called for the hrst thing this afternoon.
Patrick Plurkett's Mollie Pitcher was the
only local starter and although she made
occasional flne bursts Of speed, the pace
was too fast for her, and she could not get
better than fifth position. Summary:
2.45 class, trotters; purse 1900.
Fannie H., Clark Petit, Salem. m..............f 1
Mary. spilman, W. Ii. White, Hertford,,
Lishas Xiii, 4. ii. strode, West Chester.
Agnes NJ, j. ii. Phillips, Philadelphia, ....6 8
| Mollie Pitcher, p. Plunkett, Wilmington. 5
Minnie s., William smith, Erie. .............5 Z
Hope, w. Woodruff, Academy, Pa..........4 4
Garrison, W. c. Maxwejl, Mfddletown,... s
| Lady Hitner, II. b. Phillips, PhRnixville. dis.
Time, 2.3614, 2.3b.
The steepie chase excited great interest
on account Of its novelty and the crowd
from their delight. Some delay was occa-
stoned by the buoklng of Vigilance who
bucked like an Indian pony. Poet and
Vigilance made hne race but the former
finally won by several lengths. This race
was twice round steple chase course
WltQln L06 trhsk OFbF WU1CE LQb Ilu5ro
made two circuits and then finished on the
track. The exact distance Is not known
and no Tins was taken. summary:
Poet, r. Greenfield, Media dia...................1
Vigilance, j. II. Lewis, Franklin Mills .......2
badger, +. Z. Okie, Philadelphia.
CULINARY DEPARTMENT AWARDS.
Mrs. Robert Smith, Rachel Shippers, Anna
Richardson, Sarah Richardson, Elma Wat
son. Miss h. E. Bowman, Miss NJ. T. Mills,
sadie Ware, Mrs. Il. Stafford. Mrs. s. q.
Thomas, Wyoming. Mrs. s. Fl. Thomas,
Mrs. FL. j. Crippen, Mrs. l.. Fl, Grubb,
Edwin NJ. Herbert, Mrs. Joseph Conner,
Maggie Emory. Red Lion, Mrs. Frank Std
ham, Mrs. Anna Betelle, Mrs. o. @. Norris
Miss Linda Durstein, Mrs. David Mccoy
Hare's Corner, Mrs o. O. White, Mrs a. ).
Lambson, Minnie Brown. Miss A. Bailey
Newark Helen @, Norris, Ella Hsndrlckson
Mrs. j. ]. PiRrce, Mrs, s. +. Hawkins, Mrs.
NJ. +. Mills, Mary Stoops, Mrs. ]. L. Collins
Mrs. r. I. Armstrong, Miss II. G. Turner
Mrs. 4. =. Blaekistoa, l.. E. johns; Mrs.
Mira. @. y. White, Miss Lizzie QuigleY
Helen O. Norris. Olivia White, Mrs. M. E
Lambson, New CASTLE, Mrs. H. T.. Brown.
HOUSEHOLD AWARDS.
| Following Ia the complete list OF thost
awarded premiums In the household de
partment; Mrs, S. A. Mace. Rising Sun
Md; Miss e. Healzlg, Elkton; Miss L
Heaizlg, Elkton; Emily A. George, Phila
/ delpnla; Irene Vernon, Caymont; Mrs
| Judge Hopkins, Fort Hamilton, New York
, Florence N. Wood, Bellevue; Mary l. Rich
J ardson, Hockessin; Amelia Trugone, MARY
| Lindsay, Augustine; l.. Eliason, New
Castle; Lucy rru1t, Hars's Corner; A
> Moore, Philadelphia; Fannie KEGS, Harei
, Corner; ella Melvin and Mary W. Green
) Newport; Marie Louise King. oentreville
. Bessie Allen, New castle; BERTHE
) Wilmington are as follows: Mrs. W. H
/ Turty, i. j. Parker, Harriet IL
Bullock, Mcs. Walter Bush, j. II. CLARK, V
{ j. Woodward, MIRA. B. b. Groves. Mrs. l.
J Mccormick, Mss. f. Olund, Mrs. H. Stafford
/ Strs. Fl o. Collins, 7. A. McLober, Mrs. G
! Mary Z. Springtsllow, Berthe Brown, W. A
! Deunio, Mrs. O. d. Vary, Nellie Carton
/. Mrs. 1 p. Wickersham, E. I. Thompson
: Domestic Sewing Machine o., Bessie Ash
: Mrs. II. W. Love, Mrs. II. W. Smith, Alice
. p. Sellers, Mrs. NJ. L. Brown, Mrs. j. II
/ Rodney, Mrs. james Crosby, Mrs. j. II
/ Purdy, Julia A. Miller, Mrs, NJ. e. smith
/ A. Quinn, W, F. Peters, Mrs. L.
. Bush, Inlia stelnteken, Kate Kearney
) Li2zle Frsney, Mrs. s. B. WlcSersham
Il Julia Barr, Il. 2. Wilson, NJ. Tor,ens, Nj
d, v. Parker, EtiA Huntingdon, Nellie Murphy
{, Mary d. Hume, envy b. Guthrie, Mrs. n
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ianl, uGleu Nostrind, Mrs. f. NJ Waterman
/; airs. E. McUoy, S. a Wyatt, Annie Horn
l.. Hayden and Dolnahoe, Master Ross 5
!, Cam. .,bell, hel Bro sn, Minnie Brown
!, Alice 4. -tson, Fed DRAKE, Annie Cause
4 IL 'len L. Norris, Olivia White, Mrs. q. q
( Norris, Miss Ha.dgickson, Ella ii. Stewart
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