Evening star., 1901-08-28
MON TGOMERY FAIR
The Managers Gratifed by Large
Attendance of Visitors.
THE ADDITIONAL ENTRIES MADE
Program of the Races Scheduled
for Tomorrow.
RESULT OF BASE BALL GAME
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Augus12S.-The second
day of the Rockville fair opened with a
flourish. When at o'clock the Woods
boro' Brass Band filed into the grounds
discoursing cheering strains, drowning the
dOleful tones of the music box attached
to the merry-go-round, the country beau
with his best girl on his arm seemed hard
fy able to restrain himself from tripping
the light fantastic toe.
The management expected a large at
tendance today, and in this they were not
disappointed. AT an early hour vehicles OF
every description began to arrive, ana
they came in an almost continuous stream
until the forenoon was well advanced.
Large numbers of people also came on
the steam railroad and electric cars, and
at noon the attendance was fully equal to
that of the second day OF any previous
fair.
The races, of course, are the most at
tractive feature of the exhibition. but they
are always deferred until the afternoon.
During the morning hours visitors nno
abundant sources of amusement in viewing
the various exhibits, taking in the diner
ent side shows. dropping their dimes and
quarters with the ever-present fak1r ana
hearing their fortunes read by Queen Deb-
orah, the infallible diviner of things that
are to be.
The biggest hog that ever came to the
fair grounds Is on exhibition this year. He
halls from Pennsylvania and belongs TO
Mr. N G. Burrier. His present weight IS
something short of eight hundred pounds,
but his owner says he is not in his usual
flesh. and when In prime condition tips the
scales at over nine hundred pounds. Every
body goes to see him, while ne sleeps ana
grunts and takes no note of time
The grand cavalcade of stock began
promptly at 10 o'clock this morning and
was regarded by those who witnessed 1t
as one of the best ever seen on the
grounds.
Some of the Exhibitors.
Additional entries were made by the fol-
lowing:
Poultry and pigeons-Cecii Allnutt, Bash
Bean. William Bean, Stokes Carr, s. G.
Cowen. j. C. CowelI, Mrs. Hazel Casheil
H ]. Drumhunt, ]. F. Defandorf. Charles
Fraley, William T. Griffith. Mrs. Edward
Harris D. r. Hershey, Mrs. r. p. Hines,
Miss Maggie Harrison, Louis G. Johnson,
John Fl. Janney. John w. Keys, Richard
Lee, Robert Magruder, Mrs. Mary f. Mer-
liam F. Prettyman, Clarence Shoemaker,
Edward Taylor, w. v. Wilson, Robert
Welsh. T. C. Waters, Seth w. Warfield,
NJ. Yohn. all of this county; DR.. j. N.
leau & Son. Middletown. Md: Berwyn
Poultry Association, Berwyn, Md; Bel
mont Farm. Newark. Del; w. r. Birely
& Co. Frederick Md; A. L. Gardner
Washington Washington d p s M ysnHssSn ad
dletown. Md; j. H. Mehring Littlestown.
Pa; Ravenworth Pet Stock Company, Bal
timore, Md: Morgan Steinmetz. Washing
ton. d. c.. r. Thiele, Silver Hill, Md.
Dogs-Julian F. Walters. William H.
Rabbit, Robert Halstead, Richard Harris,
F. Bache Albert Albert Smith. DR.. R. c.
warfield, Martha Porter, F. r. Keys, Cecil
Claude Kohlhoss. Thomas Brown Fred
erick w. Page, James Dawson, Clarence
Ahalt. Walter Offutt, j. A. Henderson,
Harry A. Dawson, Anderson Ross. Mrs
Offutt j. NJ. McCauley. c. N. Etchison,
Miss Genevieve Fields, E. V. RObey, c.
Bean. T. c. Taylor.
Household department-Beulah B. Bog
ley, Mrs. j. F. Defandorf, Arthur E. Lewis,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Stabler, Miss Alice Stabler,
Miss Lille Stabler, Mrs. E. p. Thomas, Ed
ward Price, Miss Ida Dove, A. 8. Dalbey,
Mrs. E. Pierce, Mrs. ]. F. Walters, Miss B.
L. ZeigIer. Miss Susan Dawson, William A.
Iddings, Mrs. j. g. Zeigier, Miss Clara w.
Bean, Mrs. F. w. Hodge. Miss Louisa
Beall, Milford Offutt Miss Mary Graft, NJ.
P: Palmer F. J. q. Mccathran; w. g.
Miss A. E. Choate, Mrs. III. Hicks. F. r.
Pennybacker, Henrietta w. England. Miss
Nellie ]. Miller, Mrs. G. w. Thomas, Miss
Mary Wagner, Mrs. Charles Haas. Miss
Wagner, E. o. Norris, Miss Agnes 8. Plum
mer. Miss Katie Busick, Miss Ella r. Plum
mer. Miss Lavina Wagner. Mrs. ].
A. Meredith. e. Smith. Lee Kemp. Q. B.
Williams. Miss Emma Warfeld, Mrs. E. G.
Anthony Miss Sadie Penn, Hester Butler,
Miss E. G. Ricketts,. Roger Bean, Mrs.
Jane W. Merritt, Miss Fannie Bevans,
Seth Warfieid, Mrs. Ella w. Monday. Miss
Cornelia Warfield, Miss Fannie Horner.
Benjamin Bean, Mrs. Hazel CashelI Miss
Roberta Higgins, Frank Welsh, Charles
Walter THOMPSON, Mrs. E. NJ Ricketts,.
Miss Laura Higgins. Mrs. John Poynton,
Miss Rose Wagner. Mrs. George M. Hun
ter, Mrs. c. G. Wilson. Mrs. John. G. Eng
man, Charles Heagy, Joseph Harris. NJ.
Brawner, Miss BERTHE Ricketts,. Reuben
HILL Hezekiah Trail, Miss Mary Trail, Mrs
w. ID. Waters, 8. 8. Green. James NJ
Lillian Savage. Mrs. w. p Hill.
Fuller Parsley. Miss Alpha Bready, Mrs
NJ. ID. knight, Miss Bernice Bready Mrs
o. b. Williams, Miss Nj. ]. Williams. Miss
Virginia Brewer, Miss Eloise Baker. f. w.
Horner, Mrs. Anna T. Hays, Mrs. K. C.
Winter Miss Josephine Farron. Miss Mary
Hodges, Miss Bessie Hodges, L. Dawson,
Miss Mary Lyddane. c. r. Mace. Miss Jen-
sci. E. w. Jones. c. L. Ahalt, Joseph
Nicholson, Miss Mamie Heffner. Katie
Counselman, Miss Minnie Fawsett. Miss
Florence Fawsett Miss Mollie Fawsett
selman. Mrs. Arthur Myers. Miss Maggie
Harrison, Mrs. G. w. Dietrich, Walter
Myers. Mrs. f. B. Stone, Mrs. Fl. II. Mil
Ter. Mrs Charles F. Kirk, Jesse H
Magruder, Miss Mamie CounselInan Clar-
ence l.. Hickerson, Geo 4. Gather
Miss X NJ. Choate, Sidney B. Hutton, r.
p. Magruder, VIM. b. Magruder, Miss
Catherine Hutton, Mrs. j. K Jett, Mrs
Uric Hutton. Mervin Counselman, Mortie
Counselman. Mrs. 8. B. Hege. Miss Clara
Griffith, Paul Pascal. Miss Mary Fields, E.
v. Robey. Bernard Atwood, Mrs A. j. Al
money, Miss Ethel Lyddane, Miss Sarah
Henderson, Aldie Green, F. N. Henderson,
Miss Mamie England. L. E. Brown, Miss
Elsie England. Miss Matilda England, Miss
Lillian England, Frank Counselman, Mrs
c. B. Dowden, Mrs. Ollie Baker and Willie
Cuttings
Horses-Charles W. Craver, William K
Jones, Geo. w. Gather, VIM. F. Gather
Mervin Counselman, Lee Offutt, T. c. Tay-
Tor, Mortie Counselman, Joseph L. Walters,
William Dorsey, Caleb Stables, s. s. Green,
Charles Veirs.
Cattle. sheep and hogs-C. B. Edwards,
F. H. Cashell, Albert Stabler, Charles
Veirs.
Races Abandoned Yesterday.
Many of the visitors to the fair yesterday
felt themselves aggrieved on account Of the
failure TO carry out the racing program