The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-20

one to two years, first; lamb, first. second
and third; ewes, first and second; one TO
Mich: second, George Harding & Son,
Waukeska. Wis; lamb. first, second and
third; aged flock. young flock, ram any age,
we n age, John Milton.
Dorset Sheep
Ram--Two years or over, first and sec
ond premium, Rutherford Stuyvesant, AL
lamuchy. N. Y; third, 1. E. Wing, Cham
paigne. O.; one to two years, first, j. p:
stuyvesant; third, F. w. Cotton. Manila.
Ind: lamb, first and second, Rutherford
Stuyvesant; third. Nash G. Clifford, Upton.
Ind.
Ewes.-Two years or over, first and sec
ond premium, Rutherford Stuyvesant: third,
Nash & Clifford. Upton, Ind: one to two
ant: third, Nash & Clifford; lamb. first and
second, Rutherford Stuyvesant; third, /. (.
Wing, Champagne, o.; aged flock. first.
Rutherford S%tuyvesant; second, Nash &
Clifford; ram any age, eve any age, first,
Rutherford Stuyvesant.
-Rambouillet Sheep
Rams.-two years or over, first premium,
Harding & Son, Waukeska. Wis; third.
Forgey & Evans, Charlottesville Ind one
to two years. first. A. A. Bates; second.
ing & Son; Lamb, first, A. A. Bates: second,
George Harding & Son; third, Forgey &
Evans.
WI yC3IS dlo OsCtr IIot DI NUN
George Harding & Son; second, Forgey &
Evans: third, A. A. Bates; one TO two years,
first. ]. E. Webb. Southport, Ind; second
& Evans: second and third. A. A. Bates;
aged flock, first and second. A. A. Bates:
young flock, first, A. A. Bates; sweepstakes,
ram, any age. first, A. A. Bates; eve,
George Harding & Son.
American Merino Sheep
Ram.-Two years and over, first premium.
F. w. Perkins. Mansfield, o.; second,
w: A. Craver; Crawfordsville, Ind; third,
years, first and third. Uriah Cook. west
Mansfield. o.; second, ]. p. Baxla, Anthony,
Ind. lamb, first, F. w. Perkins; second and
third, w. A. Craver.
Uriah Cook; second, F. W.. Perkins; third,
W. A. Craver; one to two years, first, w. A.
f 6rSse ]. p Sef Ba1la ans se enl1S' n Hriah Sook. t thmS'
w. A Craver; aged flock, first, Uriah Cook;
second. w: "A. Craver; third, F. W. Perkins;
young flock, first; Uriah Cook; second. ]. P.
Baxla; sweepstakes, ram any age. F. w.
Perkins: eve any age. Uriah Cook.
-Delaine Merino Sheep
Ram-Two years and over; first and sec
knightstown. Ind; one to two years, first
third. w. c. Williams & Co.; lamb. first,
second and third, A. Y. Gambler.
EWes.-Two years and over, first and third.
A. T. Gambler; second, w. c. Williams &
T. Gambler: third, w. G. Williams e. Co:
lamb. first. second and third, A. T. Gambler;
third, w. c. Williams & Co.; young flock.
nrst and second, A T.. Gambler; third, w. c.
Williams & Co.; sweepstakes. ram any age
or eve any age, A. Il. Gambler.
-Cheviot Sheep
Ram.-Two years or over, first and second
premiums. w. s. Crodian, Fincastle, Ind. ;
third. Luther Gardiner; one to two years,
first and second, W; g. Crodian;. third,
s. Crodian; second. Luther Gardiner.
Ewes-Two years or over, first and sec
ond. w. S. Crodian; one to two years, first
and third. w. S. Crodian; second, Luther
Crodian; third. Luther Gardiner; aged flock,
first and second, W. S.. Crodian; young flock.
nrst. w. s. Crodian; second, Luther Gardi-
ner; sweepstakes, ram any age or eve any
age, w. S. Crodian.
Berkshire Hogs
Boars-Two years old and over. first
premium, John F.. Slower, Charlottesville,
t tn9I; sTe SG Thar James Riley f. Son. Thorn
burg, Ind; one to two years, first, 1. N.
Barker & Son. Thorntown, Ind; second.
Hood Farm. Lowell, Mass; third, Everett
first. George W. Jessup. Bellemore, tEd.
second and third, James Riley & Son; under
SIX months; first and third. James Riley &
Son: second. I. N. Barker.
Sows:-Two years and over. first premium,
Y. y. Green. Indianola, Ind; second, Hood
Farm; third. James Riley & Son; one to two
Slower; six to twelve months, first, George
w. Jessup; second, u. z. Green: third,
James w. Riley: boar pig, first, 1. N.
Son; aged herd, first, John F.. Slower: sec
ond. James Riley & Son; young herd, first.
James Riley & Son; second. George w.
James Riley & Sons; second, /. N. Barker:
sWeepstakes, boar any age or sow any age.
John F.. Slower. "
-Duroc Jersey, and Thinrind
Hogs
Boars.-Two years or over. first and Sec
ond premiums, G.. W. Ellsworth e Co.
Orange, Ind; third, Edwin Kirkpatrick n
Richmond. Ind. one to two years, first, j.
=; Douglas & Son; second, G: Walter &
& Co.; six to twelve months. first and sec
ond, o.. Walter & Son; third, CLAYTON
Bouradaile, Camden, o.; pig, first and third,
Mormon. Brown & Co., Castle, Ind. second,
Sows-Two years or over, first and third
premiums, O. Walter & Son; second. Nor
11oH; 6town q Co; one to two years. first,
& Co.; third, Clayton Bowradaile: six to
Twelve months, first. o. Walter & SON; sec
Gnu and tnlrd. Mormon. Brown & Co.; pigs,
nloTinon, Brown d Co.; aged herd, first. o,
walter q Son; third, Mormon. Brown e. Co
young herd, first. 0. Walter & Son: second
Mormon, Brown & Co.; five pigs under six
months, hrst, Mormon, Brown & Co. sec.
ond. o. Walter & Son: sweepstakes hos,
any age or sow any age, o. Walter e. Son
Judges state that no finer herds of Jersey
and Berkshire cattle were ever exhibited.
1t was a difficult matter, 1t was stated tn
make the awards. Among the herds of these
breeds to attract attention were those
SHOWN from the Hood farm. Lowell. Mass.
Inc string consists Of a number of animals
tnat nave won numerous prizes I'm exposi-
lions over the country. All the stock
shown yesterday was a forcible ilI,stra-
uon OF what it is possible to compl
In breeding lines, provided the right foun-
cation Is laid in the quality Of the nucleus
OF the herd.
Considerable competition is looked for
among the horses. NJ. s. Claypool, who has
been for years superintendent of this de-
said yesterday that this years
exhibit is the finest and largest ever Shown
In Indiana. There is an unusually heavy
showing OF saddle horses. many Of which
occurs in a week or two.
Coach horses, with strings of prize rib-
bons. are exhibited by the Lafayette I'm
porting Company, who have six horses i'm
their team. Among these is Bertus. who
carried away the prize in this class last
has the finest exhibit of French coach
horses In the country.
Draft horses, Clydesdale and ackne
make up the largest exhibit on the grounds.
Burgess & Son have the roomiest stable.
crowded with animals of this class. In
been surpassed. The entries are unusually
heavy and the competition exceedingly
close.
Sprays Saved the Apple Crop.
A point made apparent at the fruit dis
play at the exposition is the value of spray
inc the froao All a-1fA1~- - -.