The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-09
Toeal ano pers NAL.
The Fair.
List of Awards.

The 9th annual exhibition of the Aeri
cultural Fair Association has been CRANE
success The excessively hot weather OF
the first day made the attendance less thar
it would have been had the weather beer
pleasant. but large crowds were present
on Wednesday and Yesterday. The main
hall has attracted great deal OF attention
and the poultry exhibit said to be one OF
the best ever seen.
The racing for three days resulted as
follows:
FIRST DAY.
First Race Is class, trot; purse $500
Red Mantle won; Sihlev second; Pat third
Best time, 2aS!
Second Racc-2.3O class, trot or pace
purse 5000. Little Joe. Won; Prince A
second; Happy Jim third Best time s344
Third Race-Running halfmile heats
in 3; purse 800. Wah jim won; Val
mont second; Countess third. Best time 81
Fourth Race-Running, three-quarter
mile dash: purse 500. Ninas won; Gyp-
sew second; Knobby third. Time 1.20!.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase; purse 1925.
White Garter won; Melrose second: Des-
monde third. Decapod and Leprello also
started
SECOND DAY.
First Race-220 class, trot, substituted
for Southern Maryland trot which was de-
clared off; purse 5000 Clarendon Won;
Nella S. second; Happy Eta third. Best
time a.a6. 1t took six heats to decide this
race
Second Race-222 class, pace; purse
$3.50. Durango won; Johnnie 3. second;
Oakley r. third. Best time 2.a5.
Third Race-Running, half-mile heats;
Gins; purse 800. Leonidas won; Har'v
Warren second; Carrie third. Best time
81.
Fourth Race-Running, three quarter
mile dash purse 800; declared off on ac
count of darkness
Fifth Race-Steeplechase; purse $125.
Bcval won; Tanniger second; McFonso
third. Ruston and Once More also ran.
Russian fell and threw his rider.
THIRD DAY.
First Race-2l6 class pace and 2. IS trot;
purse $780, Nina Noble won; Evadne
second; Happy Eta third. Best time
2924
Second Racc-221 elias, trt; purse
5000 Stranger won; Maggie Carroll sec
ond: Eufala C. third. Best time 2.2j.
Third Race-Running- half-m heats,
lin 8; purse 800 Wah jim won; Briggs
second, Valmont third. Best time 81
Fourth Race-Running- three quarter
mile dash; purse 800. Earn won; Ninas
second; Knobby third.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase; purse $l25;
Decapod won; McFonso second; Melrose
third Desmonde and Harm also ran.
Sixth Race-Special-Runn
qnNr ter mile dash; Purse 500. Vite won:
Fischer second; Orphan third. Tauntless,
Old Age, Susie House ard Ginla also ran.
Fruits-Best display of not less than 5
varieties, Mrs Jos. S. Wilson; peck of
apples. Edmund Wells; peck of peaches,
Scott Armstrong: dozen pears, Thomas
Clagett of Iowa; watermelons not less
than 3, Charles Hill.
Household Products & Works of Art
Rug, Miss Wade Wood silk quilt, Miss
Annie Hill; crazy quilt, Miss Mary Chew;
worsted quilt, Ladies Guild Of St. Barna-
has Church; calico quilt, Mrs. Allen
Bowie; knit quilt, Miss P. w. Waring;
pants and vest made by lady, Mrs. c. V.
A. Clagett display of button holes by
lady, Miss May Cheston; darned stocking,
Miss Annie McC. Clayton; machine sew
ing, Mrs John T. Hall; crocheted clip
pers in wool, Miss Mary Jones knit slip
pers in wool, Mrs. H. B. Bird, Jr hand
sewing, Mrs. G. V. A. Clagett; neatly
pitched garment, Mrs. J. II. Crandell; in
fant's dress, Miss Julia Kinsolving; dress
ed doll, Miss Carrie Brooke; silk embroid-
cry on wooden, Mrs. A. B. Sansbury; cot
ton embroidery, Miss Sophie Hall; silk
embroidery in satin, Miss Mary Holmead;
worsted embroidery, Mrs. FL. B. Bird, Jr.;
drawn work, Miss S. Clagett; fancy knit
ting on cotton, Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett;
fancy knitting on silk, Mrs. c. V. A. Cla-
gett: crocheted work in wOrsted, Miss
Nellie Hill; crocheted work in cotton,
Mrs Harrison; crocheted work in silk,
No. ....k Wallis; hand made lace, Mrs
Fl. B. Bird, Jr.; sofa cushion, Mrs. Robert
Cheston; toilet pin cushion, Mrs. H. B.
Bird, Jr.; hem stitching, Miss Addie Cla
gett; afghan, Miss X. Murray; braiding,
Mrs. r. B. B. Chew; outline work Miss
Mary l.. Wilson; royal lace work, Miss S.
Clagett; royal art embroidery, Mrs. J.
Malcolm Henry; kensngton art embroid
cry, Mrs. H. B. Bird, Jr., chenille work,
Miss Mary Holmead best display of fancy
work, Miss Rebecca Thomas fancy work
by person over 20 years, Mrs. Susan
Hodges; fancy work by child under -
years, Miss Marcellus Smith; painting on
plush silk satin, Mrs. R. McGregor.
Public Schoois-Map of Maryland, Miss
Pattie Rawlings; Map of United States,
Miss Catherine B. Clagett; Map of South
America Miss Elizabeth Clagett, Map of
Europe, Miss Catherine B. Clagett; Map
of Africa, Miss Catherine B. Clagett
Specimen of Writing, 4th grade, Miss
Grace McGregor; 9TH grade, Miss Maggie
WALL 9th grade, Miss Susie c. Beall; 7th
grade, Miss Christine Coale Free Hand
Drawing, Miss Elizabeth Clagett. Map of
Maryland for Sun premium, Miss Nettie
Cover.
Observation-Disclosures Stallion, yrs.
and above, II. T. Ward; colt, ) years, P.
F. Sheridan; tilly, year, LIST premium, w.
G. Garth, end, John J. Castles; tillv. .
years, F. II. Hoen. Saddle Horses-Stal-
lion, William Birney; standard bred.
stallion, years and above, LIST premium.
S. J. Hammett, End, r. G. Bedford Per
cherons-4 years and above, Charles J
Bonaparte. Cleveland Bays-Stalion, 4
Yeas and above, William Wyley. Driv-
ing Horses-Mare or geldng, 1st premium,
W. E. Brown, end. Thomas N. Magruder;