Evening journal., 1901-09-13
ATTENDANCE LARGE
AT I FlRNGRy FlIR
Numerous Prizes Awarded.
Many Entries for the
Baby Show

In Shellpot Park yesterday the Farm
ers' Fair scored a greater success than il
did on the first day. A large crowd ex-
amined the various exhibits during the
day and late into the evening
This is horsemen's day at the fair, and
the attendance is large, Brandywine hun
dred being largely represented.
The articles judged and prizes awarded
yesterday were us follows:
Pekn ducks, first Il. II. Donohue; sec
ond, Oak Springs EOultry Farm. Two
other prizes were awarded to Il. r. Dono-
hue for pens of Pekin ducks. The first
prize for general display Of pigeons was
won by Clark Webster, and the second by
Parker Watson. Robert Mccormick. of
the Golden Rock Farm, received the first
prize for the best display Of fan-tail pig
cons, and Clark Webster for ordinary
pigeons.
The judges were Edward Woodward,
of Elsmcre, and j. Atwood Weldin, of
Brandywine hundred.
Hares: Jens Jenson was awarded first
prize for standard bred hares. William
Robinson first prize for black Belgium
hares in non-standard class W. IL. Les
age, first and second prizes for best Bel
gium hares in non-standard class and
first prize for best pen. Robert decor
mick. second prize for Belgium hare, non
standard. j. /. Smith received a prize
for the second best pen.
Dogs: Long and Mckenzie received
the blue ribbon ior Scotch Pomeraines
Samuel Raymond received first prize for
spaniels bull and softer dogs. J. NJ
Donohoe, first prize for collies and Mrs.
q. w. Clay. second prize. Mrs. Frank G.
Miller, first prize for Mexican hairless
dogs. Judges of hares and hogs Il. II.
Quigley and II. c. MahaTy. of VII
mington
Live stock: T. n. Donohuc, first prize
best general display of live stock, specia
prize for best bred COW. first prizc fo
COW and bun and first prize for eigh
kmonths' old hog. William Conaway
first prize. two year old hcifer. G.. w
Neldin. first and second prize for Jerse,
COWS. W. W. Wcldin, first and second
prize for hcifers. G.. w. Weldin. frsi
prize for eight months old heifer. Mrs
j. l.. Cochran. second prize for heifers
William Conaway. first and second prize.
for one year old hogs. w. j. Mahan
second prize for six months old heifer
! 6. w. Weldin, special prize for best gen.
eral purpose COW. Frank w Walker
first prize for stallion, first prize for year.
ling first and third prizes for mare am,
colt. 6. L. Clay, second prize for mar
and colt. A. w. Coycrdale. blue ribbon TO
sheep and j. Edward Addicks. blue rib
bon for yoke of oxen. Judges. henry NJ
Barlow. Dayid r. Smith and Ephrain
lMcGargel. White Brothers were award
ed blue ribbon for lest display Of farm
ing implements.
Fancy Work Mrs. Carrie Sharp
special prize for silk quilts Mrs. Roxey
Truman. first and second prizes for col
ton quilts quilted. Mrs Roxey Truman
first and second prizes for unQuilte,
quilts. Mrs. L. $. Grant third prize fo
unquilted quilts. Miss Lang. first priz
for silk quilts Miss +. J. Robinson
second prize for silk quilts Mrs. Lat
mer third prize for silk quilts. Mrs
| William II. Hill awarded first prize fo
old fashioned spreads and Mrs. +. y
Robinson, second prize. Monroe Weldin
| first prize for slumber robes. Mrs. Flor
ence Clay, first prize for cotton sofa nj,
low; Mrs. Oskns. second prize and Mis-
Mabel Schultz, third prize. Miss Fanni
Stewart, first prize; Mrs. Latmer. Sc,
ond and Mrs. McGirr third for silk phi
lows. RS. w. Z. Missemer. first prize
Miss Bradbury. second and Miss Edit
! Grady, third for biscuit pillow, Ais
! Woodward was awarded first prize an,
Miss Margaret SAubert, second and thir
for best burnt WORK. For rennaissanc,
centre pieces. centered. Mrs. Hannal
Appleby was awarded first prize; AIis
II. B. Monaghan, second and Miss NJ
Handy, third. Renaissance centr
pieces, solid. Miss Fannie Stewart. frs
prize and Miss NJ Handy. second an,
third prizes Renaissance collars. Mis-
Fannie Stewart first prize and Miss NJ
| Handy, second. Renaissance bureau
covers Miss NJ. Handy. first priz,
Drawn work. Miss Klein. first and thir,
prizes and Mrs. II. B. Monaghan secont
prize. Lace handkerchiefs. Mrs. Il. -
Monaghan, first prize; Miss Margare.
NiggleSworth, second and third prizes
knitted laccs, Mrs. Oskins. first prize
Miss Margaret Wigglesworth. second an,
Miss Valentine. third. Tides. Miss Mar
garet Wigglesworth, first prize: Mrs
Oskins. second and Miss Handy, third
e Mrs. DEMO. first prize for finest displa,
Of artificial flowers. Mrs Dalby. frs
| prize for finest display Of knitted arti
c,es; Miss Hollingsworth, second an,
Miss Valentine, third Mrs. Lottie Os
f kius first prize for ear-bobs. Miss Lou
etta Lyman. first prize for drawn work
, butterflies. Miss Clara Rothouse frs
prize for finest dressed doll and Miss Os
ms. second prize. Miss Lillian Taylor
irst prize for embroidery in childreni
class under 10 years. Miss Amy Clark, oI
, Falkland. was awarded second prize
I Miss Miller first prize for drawn worl
N serim; Miss Handy, second. Mis-
= Mary Dickey, first prize for embrodere,
D centre pieces; Miss Louetta Lyman, sec
e onG and Mrs. Rodman, third. Miss Mar
= pickey, first prize for embroidered ri,
rure frames; Miss Lyman. second. Smal
cntre pieces Miss Fannie Stewart, frs
4 rize; Mrs. Monaghan. second and Mis-
: Lyman. third. Embroidered doylies, Mr'
Osborn. first prize and Miss Lyman. Sc,
ond. Drawing class. children under
y years. II. Lulu Sutton, first prize an
u Herbert Rittenhouse, second Miss Ma
garet Wigglesworth was awarded frs
second and third prizes for lace apron
Tho fancy work was iudged hv Mrs