The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-03
DREW BIG CROWD
fContiuued from Fifth Page.)

Silverthorn, Gov. Strong, b g; Pat L. b 8
Unknown, g.
2:2O pace, $500 purse-Entries: Doc
Keleyl, b e; Russell T, blk g; Belle Col
ley, b m; Portland, b s; John Kinney,
b e; Mcdonald, McGregor, g; Echo,
b S.
AMONG THE POULTRY.
In establishing the state fair at
Wichita, one fact has been clearly dem
onstrated, and that is that here can be
given the only successful poultry show
in the state. Topeka made streuous
efforts on this line, but was hindered by
Kansas City and the first successful
poultry exhibition ever given on Kan
sas soil was made at Wichita, and un-
der the auspices Of the Kansas State
Fair association. There is over $1,000
worth Of poultry on exhibition made by
the following exhibitors:
Wichita Poultry yards, John Schott
proprietor, has 80 head on exhibition,
consisting Of four strains Of Cochins as
follows: Buff, William Tell, Partridge
and black and white Cochins.
H. P. Swerdferger of Wichita. Kan,
has % head consisting Of single comb
brown Leghorns.
Charles DeMark of New Murdock,
Kan. has 80 towels, consisting Of pig
COuS, uuNhS dil0 SScSS.
j. w. Milne OF Putnam, Kan, 145
fowls on exhibition consisting Of buff
Cochins, white Cochins, white Plym-
outh Rocks, white Wyandottes, silver
lace Wyandottes, black Langshans,
brown LanSshans, brown Leghorns,
dolnanick Leghorns, Eden geese, Tulo
geese. wild geese, Rouen ducks, Mus
covey ducks, white guineas. white ban
tams and one cOyeute.
w. G. Cooper of Douglas, Kan, has
two Eagle incubators on exhibition.
j. r. Duttton of Wichita, has two
pens Of white Manacas on exhibition.
T. Z. Brooks of Wichita has 60 head
of white Leghorns and pigeons entered
for the prizes offered.
L. H. Matson of Wichita, Kan, has
turkeys of four different varieties,
geese of two breeds, and three pens Of
Plymouth Rock chickens.
l.. Hardman of Harrington, Kan, has
160 towels on exhibition consisting Of
the following variety: Black Legshans,
white Plymouth Rocks, white crested
black Polish, golden duck winged
games, silver duck wings, Mississippi
Dominicks, black brested reds. pit
games. buff Pekin bantams, black
breasted game bantams. red pile game
bantams. carrier pigeons, Homing pig
cons, Arch Angel pigeons, Nun pigeons,
burds, flying tumblers, fan tails, swal-
lows. parlor tuTnblers, magpies, turbits,
pouterS, Russian tumblers, Jacobins,
pigmy pointers, English rabbits, An
CORA rabbits, Guinea pigs, English owls.
African owls, American rabbits.
r. L. Blogett & Sons, Beatrice. Neb.,
has on exhibition the following coops:
eight turkeys, four varieties; Plymouth
Rocks, white Plymouth Rocks, Tulu
geese, Handen chickens, Sacred hens,
Queen and King of Paradise, Rouen
ducks, golden crests, fan tales, twelve
varieties of pigeons, white Leghorns,
six varieties of rabbits.
Mrs. Carrie Davis of Wichita, has 20
beautiful Plymouth Rocks on exhibi-
ton that are admired by all.
w. A. Bailey of Wichita has six fowls
Of the Plymouth Rocks on exhibition
which are entered in three contests.
FAIR NOTES
A. G. Jordan, one of the speed ring
Judges has lately been acquiring a rep
utation as a starter. He just returned
from a six weeks circuit and has just
ly received much commendation for his
excellent work. The association recog-
niZed his ability and it will be easy for
him to gain a place with the first Of his
profession.
Today's free for all will be one Of the
best races Of the meet.
A great many people visit the race
stalls and admire the SpeederS.
The horses were forgotten in the eX-
citement of the silver speech.