The Portland daily press., 1896-09-02
CHANGERS PARADED.
lewiston Great Moral Show" Now
Under Way.
w GATHER COLD BUT THE ATTEN
DANCE WAS ENCOURAGING,

DANCE WAS ENCOURAGING,
Colt Races Postp oned From Monday Fol-
lowed the Grange Parade-Good Trot-
Bar to Fast Time
Lewiston, September 1.-The second
day of the Maine State Fair opened with
good weather and crowds in attendance.
The feature OF the forenoon was the
grange parade, extending half a mile. 1t
included oranges from Monmouth, Au-
burn, Wales, Lisbon. Durham. Poland,
Greene, Livermore and Skowhegan.
Teams were decorated with prod acts Of
the farms, many of them very pretty.
The parade WAS reviewed by national
master Brigham and officers of the Maine
State grange. A silver pitcher and goblet
was awarded each grange.
After the parade the postponed races
from Monday were trotted. trotting foals
of 1899, purse $500.
Emma Westland won in three straight
heats.
The horse and bicycle racing were the
principal things on the programme this
afternoon. The ira ok and wind we're
detrimental to fast ii me in either. The
weather WAS disagreeahie, being chilly
and bleak. The judges of the horse
races were the same as Monday, with L.
A. Pray of Auburn additional assistant.
At $50 O'Clock Prof. Krabich made a
| successful balloon ascension, using a
parachute and performing on the bar of
the same in the air. The summaries of
the horse and bicycle races follow:
a.ae TROTTING-PURsE $500.
Combine, m, Combination
| (Edwards) 21 /
Onion Wilkes, br m, Messen.
ger Wilkes (Woodbury) / 2 2 4
vnsel W., IN G, Harbinger
Johnnie Wilkes, BIS. Wilkes
| (Waite) 6 6 8 8
Nibs, bg. Harry Lamps (Mer-
Maude H., b m, Mystic With
ers (Williams) 7 6 dr..
Pembroke, 8, Jay Bird
| (Wheelden) s s 6 6
Fl. P. b., Big, Gen. Garfield
os shHsf bs. Black Pilot (wit. .
Time-a.a41-4, a.as IL, "a IA, s.s4 IA,
1926 1-2.
200 PACING STAKE RACE-PURSE
$500.
Carya, m, Pistachio (Delano) IL |
Hilda O., m, Nelson (Edward) 2 2 2
Boy bs. Constellation (Wheelden)3 8
Ohoradis. Big, Charolis (Woodhury)4 Ads
Marion. b In, Dictator Chief pink
hsm) 5 5 dr..
Time-2.25 1-s, 2.25 IA, 227.
ONE HALE MILE RUNNING RACE
PURSE 5000.
Amerique, oh, b. Koscinsko (Wood) 1 /
Terror. q, Sir Madred Carry 2
Jampaway. oh g, Circassian Turn
Atlanta, m, Ononodago (Phair) 8. 1
Sandal, b h., Uncas (O'uonhell) 2 {
BRONX, bs.. Maccaroon (Murphy) dis
Violet l., m, Emperor (Haley) DIS
| l7uo-.0l, 100 o-4
Bicycle race, three half mile heats: c.
B. Pike, Norway, first; second and third
money divided between William Rankin.
Sanford, and f. A. Stearns, Norway,
Time-1.1 IA IA, 1.13 1-2.
2.46 TROT AND PACE-PURSE 5000.
Unfinished.
Alcantara Chief, Alcantara (Jen-
W. h. c., bg Griffin MERRILL 3
Goldfinoh, oh q, Sagadahoc( Dustin)3 2
Doctor, b G, Pure Wilkes (Fletoh-
err 8
Tom o'Neil, hg. Bayard Wilkes
Woodbury. 5 6 {
willing ton. 8 g, franklin Lambert
(Williams) 6 4
Lizzie K, g m, Deoeiver (Gregg) {
Flashlight, oh m, Logan (Connor)S 10 {
Vixey Adams, BIN, Ralph ID. (Fol-
Nellie S., m, Robinson D.(Lib-
Minnie g., BIN, Wilkes (Little-
ield) II II II
Lena, pm, Black Pilot (Llbby) dis.
Time-2 26 IA, 2.26 1-2. 1926.
Wednesday is military day and severa,
companies of the state militi will be re-
viewed at the grounds by Governor
Cleaves and staff and will give dress
parade and skirmish drill. Two hun
dred decorated wheels are booked for the
bicycle parads. The horse races include
the 2.17 trot and pace, 2.32 trot ant
pace, $40 trotting stake race and hal
m lie running race.