The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-10-02
Our Fourth Annual Exhibition.

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be desired and the attendance was good,
The track was quickly put in fast c'na'-
ton and the racing was fine.
The racing for three days resulted as
follows:
| FIRST DAY.
For Southern Maryland horses; half
mile heats. purse 800:
Orphan, owned by c. Smith ..''-'..l
Joouita. owned by A. B Suit. .........2 :
Ladylike, owned by r. 5. Hill. -...-"
| Cashmere. owned by H. c. Wali,.-.4 )
Best time, 30 Seven started.
Five-eighths mile heats, running
Briggs won; Holoferns second, Tan
gier third. Best time 10.
The owner of Arda, Philip Roman was
fined $50 and his horse ruled off the track
| for failing to start
SECOND DAY.
$50, pacing; purse 500.
Startling, 5. g, Samuel Workman. Il l
NiccoH :. q X. d. Brice. ..........3
| Jack = u
Best time, 2.3o4.
2.4 trotting. purse $3.50.
Claymore, Jr., won; Pat Murphy Sc
cond, Stamford third, Lucena fourth.
Best time 1924.
Three quartcr-mile heats,running; purse
1928
Gvpscv won; Avon second, Gibson
third Best time 1.2o.
Sterpiechase: purse, $1.25. Young ORR
on won: Genall end, Nadiie 3D. Time '.42
One of the exciting incidents os the day
occurred during this race, when Lotion
| threw his rider, and ran mile and quar-
ter, jumping three hurdles, and, turning
| in track, running in second to Young
Orion. amid the wild cheers and shouts OF
the people. The Judges decided that he
| lost his place when he threw his rider.
THIRD DAY.
Trot or Pace; for Southern Maryland
| horses:
Anxious won: Night second; Sunshine
third.
| 80 rot; PURSE S~'".
Matte B. won; Princess Orl"tf second;
Golden Nugget third.
Five-eighth mile heats, for Southern
| Maryland horses; purse 500:
| Orphan won; Lady Hampton second;
| Mamie II. third.
The Championship Tournamet took
| place in the latter part Of the evening and
the prizes were contested for by9 Knights,
| Mr.. Phelps carried off the LIST prize, George
| Fowler the End prize, Thomas Nicholson
| the 3rd prize and the 4th prize resulted in
a tie and was declared off on account OF
| darkness.
| The following premiums were awarded
in the different departments:
| Cattle-Holstein Friesians, G. {. ID.
Townshend and Capt. Phil. W. Chew,
Rudolph Thiele and Frank W. Hill,
Jerseys-F Snowden Hill, Charles }
Bonapart; Jersey grade, Charles j, Bona
parte, and F. Snowden Hill.
Horses-Dr. r. S. Hill, s. w. Mackey.
Fl. T. Ward, r. V. Telford, DR.. c. c.
Carter George p. Znrhorst, F. W. Hill,
| William Birnev, Robt Grain, j. Dom
Bowling, James H. Brady, Mrs. VIM. G.
Brooke A. B. Duley, X. r. Brown, Charles
Hill, Samuel f. Sweeney.
| Hogs-Rudolph Thiele, Clarence A.
| Hall. Charles J. Bonaparte, William A.
! Linthcum, J. NJ. Christmas.
| Poultry-A. L. Gardner, S. NJ. kewfaw-
| yer, Allen G. Oliver E. f. Perkins Rudolph
| Thiele, H. F. Ward, S. NJ Kewfawyer re-
! ceived first premium for the largest dis
| play and Mr. Gardner second premium.
| The Sans premiums were awarded for the
best pen of Plymouth Rock to f. E. Perkins
and best pen of fowls or chicks to A. L.
Gardner.
Largest collection from one farm, Mr.
Horace Crozer 1st; Mrs. F. G. Padgett I'd
Satisfy, carrots. parsnips, Albert Ne
Gregor; Squash. Roy Clagett; Elephants
Mrs Owen Roberts; Lima Beans and
Tomatoes. Scott Armstrong: Larges
collection of Onions. Mrs Fred Skinner
potatoes, Mrs W. A. Linthicum: pumpkin
w. T. Beale.
Field Products-W heat John II. Ira
band white wheat, John H. Traband: rec
wheat, Thomas Clagett. of K; white corr
Patrick Hurd; tobacco, cured. Mrs. W
A. Linthicum; pop corn. r. Harris. /,
the contest for the best y stalk of corr
for which the Patuxent Club offered
silver cup; Mr.. Upton Brooke was judge
list, F. Snowden Hill end.
Shecp-Shropshire lot ewes Southdowr
run. W. T. Beale.
Household Goods-Rug, Miss Lilli
Wood; Silk quilt. Mrs Herbert; Graz
quilt. Miss Alice Merrick; Worsted quill
Miss Addie Clagett: Calico quilt, Mrs. NJ
Plummer, Knit quilt, Mrs. c. Pumphres
Buttonholes worked by hand, Mrs. job
T. Hall: Yarn stockings, Mrs. A. {
| Thomas; Darned stockings, Mrs. Ami
n Clayton; Crocheted slippers. Ms. n
W. REYNOLDS: Hand sewing, Mrs. X. N
McGregor; Patched garment, Miss Edit
c. Hill; Infants dress, Mrs. F. W. Hill
| Dressed doll Miss Sallie HAIL. silk en-
broidery. Miss Lille Wood; Cotton en-
broidcrv, Mrs J T. Hall; Silk emhroider,
Mrs J. +. Hall; Drawn work, Mrs. Rnl
ert Cheston; Fancy knitting in worste'
Mrs. II. T. W ard; Fancy knitting in co
ton, Mrs. Augusta Hooe; Crochet woi
in worsted Miss Nellie Hill; Croch,
work in cotton, Mrs. Samuel Brook
Hand made lace, Mrs Samuel Brook
| sofa cushion, Miss Eleanor Barber; TOLL
pin cushion, Mrs. w. A. Linthcum; hen
stitching. Mrs. {. V. A. Ciagctt; Afghan
Mrs McGregor; Tapestry, Mrs. T.
Grant: Brailing. Mrs. John I. Hall; GU
line work. Miss Addie CIa"ctt; Royal la,
work. Miss Susie F.. t!a@ctt Roval en-
broidery, Mrs |. :. Wilson: kcnsin gto
Miss Nellie Lowcrec: darncd net, Mr.
Clarence Hall; Chanielle work, Mrs.
. Irving Bowie; Best display of fancy wol
| Miss Mary HoOr; Fancy work BY lac