The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-09-15

was mix up of suIkies in tho
'nlru heat of the 80 trot or naca -,
wnich Kowe's horse, Henry Hal. and
Asionaru's horse, Troublesome Nvera
.ne participants. Troublesome oot ono
looO tangled with his hobbies ana VIC
onroWn on the first turn. Henry Hal
"eA0 over Troublesome and continuad
around the stretch driverIess. He ala
noo run. but kept a steady trot with the
nolu until on the home stretch vvhar
ono harness bothered him and he broke
IoAry hal was captured after he con-
ple0ed the mile and reached the first
vufn beyond the Wire by John Dryden Of
"esVorook' who made a plucky catch
at the reins and brought him IN. Tror-
Dlesome was removed from the trscI,
unlnJured except for shaking M in hts
somersault. Both horses were allowed -
start In the fourth heat, but Harry Hal
was unable to get inside the flag and
us los1 second money to which he was
ehutled on account of having won the
hrs1 neat Neither driver was Injured.
SOUTH PORTLAND RACE TODAv
Starter Wentworth announced that
There would be a matched race OF South
PORTLAND horses today at 1 30 p. NJ. for
s'o0 side. The horses are Temple Hal.
owned by George Studley (2.24 1-4) Lucky
Roy, owned by q. N. Trefethen, q. 81 LAY.
u large crowd from South Portland and
"estbrook Will attend for there is nnoh
interest. 1t Is understood that bets 40
gregating 81, 500 have been made.
The fancy exhibits in the hall wers in
charge Of Misses Nellie White, Laura
Usher and Ethel Smith.
PREMIUMS.
The following are the remainder of the
premiums awarded:
& stations, five years old and over-E.
"a. Wilson. White Rock, first; G. ii.
Hanson, Gorham, second.
POULTRY.
Gam es-S. j. Libby. Westbrook. first
oUephe &. Libby, Nestbrook, second,
Chlck s-Stephen j. Libby. one pair
SILVER yer. wings IIrst, one pair golden, first.
brook, one pair fowl first; Mrs +. e.
Harding, Gorham, one pair FOWL, second.
HORSES.
-Four year old tinies and over-M. l..
LlUtleneld, Gorham, Maud Westland, first
and second.
Three year old hliies Fl. H. Hopkin-
son, Sebago Lake, Lottie Morrill,, first.
Two year old hllies-F. p. johnson,
: Gorham, first
GeldinRs-four years old and over, G.
H. Hanson, Gorham, first; e.. III. Will
son, White hock, second; E. III. Will
son, third.
Three years old-E M. Wilson. first.
Apples, any variety-Master George
1hOmbs, Gorham, first; Mrs. W. S. Rob
s erts, GOrham, second.
3 Pears-Frank G. Harding, FIRST Ivory
Berry, Bar Mills, second
Plums-Frank 9. Harding, Gorhan.
. first.
r Grapes-Frank G. Harding, first; spec
j, ial by Geo. p. Wescott, f i. Harding
4 on collection of fruit first.
Butter-A. s. Riggs, Gorham, first
Grade Short Horns--Devon ana Dur
i man, best four year old and upwards, S.
u W. Phlney, Devon cow, first; e. A Rob
erts, Durham cow, second; Robert Me-
serve, third.
Jersey bulls, one year old l.. Rob
l. inson, South Windham, first; and nrst
q on two year old.
J. Farm exhibit-Frank c. Harding, Cor
ham, hrst, Special farm exhibit, f. q.
7, Harding, Gorham.
= Apples, not less than twenty bushels.
p. f. q. Harding 1rsti Frank Harlow,
= second.
Sc Collection OF apples less than twenty
, Dushels-James b. HedgWay, first; VIM.
4 WescOtt, second.
:; PouItry-White Wyandotte chicks
Ivory Berry, Bar Mills, one pair, first
> White Plymouth ROcks-F. q. Hard
ing, Gorham, second; Mrs. Annie Nash,
. first.
: Rhode Island Reds-H. S. Grant.
= WestbrOOk, one pair fowl, first; f. IL.
. Grant, second; H. S Grant, chicks, first;
j. Ernest Roberts, second.
. P1geOns-W. IL. Grant, WestbrOok, one
lcOOp, first; Joseph Roussena, Westbrook,
two coops, first; VIM. j. PIummer, Scar
> boro, second.
CATTLE.