The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-25
Black LangshaAs-

White Plymouth ROCKS
Pair fowls, w. NJ. Congdon LIST and
End.
Pair chicks, same.
Breeding pen of male and females,
same
White Wyandotts-
Pair fowls, II. M. domaine LIST, ]. W.
Milne I'd.
Pair chicks, II. N. domaine LIST, ]. w.
Milne ID.
Breeding pen Of male and females,
]. w. domaine.
Silver-Laced Wyandotts-
Pair fowls, r Murphy LIST, D. S. Hur-
sey I'd.
Breeding pen of male and females.
r. Murphy 1st H. n. domaine I'd.
s. C. White Leghons-
Pair fowls, w. D. Congdon 1st, j. w.
domaine I'd.
Pair chicks. W. D. Congdon 1st n.
NJ. domaine I'd.
Breeding pen of 1 male and females,
W. d. Congdon, 1st and ID.
r. c. White Leghorns-
Pair fowls, j. w. Milne.
Pair chicks, ]. w. Milne LIST and I'd.
S. C. Brown Leghorns-
Pair fowls, H. D. Swerdfger LIST, H.
NJ. Lonaine I'd.
Pair chicks, II. D. Swerdf1ger, II. NJ.
domaine.
Breeding pen of male and females.
H. D. Swerdfiger, ID. S. Husey.
r. c. Brown Leghorns-
Pair fowls, j. w. Milne, I'd.
Pair chicks, Chas. Dumont, II. 3. Al
len.
Breeding pen of male and females.
J. r. Dutton, LIST and I'd.
S. C. White Minorcas-
Pair fowls, j. r. Duton, LIST and I'd.
Pair chicks, same.
Breeding pen of male and females
same.
r. C. White Minorcas-
Pair fowls, w. D. Congdon.
Pair chicks, w. D. Congdon.
Breeding pen of l male and females,
W. D. Congdon.
CLASS 4ENGISH.
Pair Dorkings, Joseph Tack, W. NJ.
Congdon.
Pair Red Caps, Chas. Diemont, j. p.
Conklin.
Pair Cornish Indian Games, Joseph
Tack, W. NJ. Congdon.
Pair Golden-crecsted, Chas. iemont,
]. p. Conklin.
CLASS 7-HAMBURGS.
Pair Silver-spangied, B. G. Stunt, LIST
and I'd.
Pair Golden-spangled. B. G. Stout. LIST
and I'd.
CLASS I-TURKEYS.
Pair Bronze. John Hughes. Mrs. W.
H. Kellogg.
Pair White, l.. II. Matson.
CLASS 12-GEESE.
Pair Toulouse, J. w. Milne, L. II. Mat
son.
Pair African, Chas. Diemont, lst and
I'd.
CLASS 13-DUCKS.
Pair Pekin, Chas. Diemont, ]. c. Rob
inson.
Pair Rouen. J. w Milne. lst and I'd I.
Pair Muscovey, ] w Milne
CLASS 14-PIGEONS
Pair Pouters, Chas Diemont, Hunter
Bros
Pair Carriers. same
Pair Antwerps, Chas. Diemont. LIST
and I'd.
Pair Tumblers, long-faced. Chas. Die
mont, ]. C. Robinson.
Pair Tumblers, short-faced, Hunter
Bros, 1st and I'd.
Pair Turbits. Chas. Diemont.
Pair African Owls, Hunter Bros.
Pair Fan Tails, Hunter Bros, j. c.
Robinson.
Pair Jacobins, Hunter Bros, Chas.
Diemont.
Pair Trumpeters, Chas. Diemont, 1st
and I'd.
CLASS 15-RABBITS.
Pair Dutch, John j. Beard, 1st and
ID
Pair English, John J. Beard.
CLASS 16-PETS.
Show Of wife rats, John j. Beard.
CLASS 7-SWEEPSTAKES.
Best display in class 1, John Schott
Best display in class ?, W. n. Cong
don.
SPEED RING.
Wichita Day on the track was well
worthy of the crowded amphitheatre.
bleachers and quarter-stretch- Each
place was filled 10 its utmost and the
track fence was lined far up and down
with enthusiastic admirers Of speedy
horses.
In spite Of the high wind which pre-
vailed, rendering the long back stretch
many seconds slow, Yet the sport was
fine. No better class of races have ever
been seen in the state in one day. The
and the mile and a quarter dash We're
especially fast and interesting. Some
of the time being simply remarkable
under the circumstances
Albatross was again introduced and
first started to go a half mile without
rider. driver or sulky, fnt the high wind
seemed to be disooncerting, causing
him to break and run down the stretch.
AT another trial for quarter mile, he
down the track like a we'll reg
ulated piece of clock-work. His per-
formance is undoubtedly one of the
most unique and novel exhibitions ever
seen on a race track. This attraction
will be repeated each day.
Again the crowd was late coming and
many missed the first heat.
Mr.. o. p. Updegraff of Topeka, who
Is officiating as starter is very strict
about having the horses brought out
ON time. More than that, he is one of
the most popular and gentlemanly
horsemen IN the country. His manner
Of scoring and starting the horses can
not be excelled and the crowd was unan-
,mous In its praise OF him. The asso-
citation made a wise choice in securing
his services They also showed excel
lent judgment in selecting Col Harry
Lopez TO act as judge. Every owner
and driver in the country knows him
and know that the least inomation
Of iockeying will bring on them the full
OF the association rules
In the draw for the $50 trot. Judge
Prince got the pole. Harry W. and
Ashbrook were selling favorites against |
the field of four horses, AT the word |
go. Athos set the pace, followed by the |
bunch. but when the back stretch was |
the effect of the wind could be |
plainly seen. Harry W. made an ef- /
fort TO pass Athos on the home stretch, |
but the going was too fast for him. and |