The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-08-27
THE T1MoN1UM FAIR. 1904.
Ofacers and Committees Of the County
Agricultural Society-Dates Of Fair
September 9th to 10th Inclusive.

Agricultural 6OcleCy-O6J06 Oh FAIR
September 9th to 10th Inclusive.
Observation-Disclosures Mccormick
observation-disclosures H. Rice.
Secretary-James 8. Nuseear.
Treasurer-James p. Reese.
Board of Managers-W. Stewart Diffenderffer,
G. Albert Mays, Alexander Mccormick, DR.. A.
Reese Meo A1sn stevensoH, Asa 3. Gardner. Jr
James 8. Nussear. Duane H. Rice, Charles Il.
Burton and Edward A. Cockey.
Chief Marshal-Edward A. Cockey.
Lieutenant Marshal-J0hn G. Cockey.
Deputy Marshals-N. Bosley Merryman, Jr..
Henry N; Wartield, Edwin sIa Coyley. H Courtney
sUPERIETENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
A, Cattle-E. Cuttings Merryman, Arthur
B. Horses-W, Stewart Diffenderffer, Duane
II. Rice and DR.. A. G. McCurdy.
G, Sheep and Goats-Frederick Won Kapff and
1f B. 'smineJoS H1sGH albert and John E. Cor
E, Poultry-w. Stewart Dinenderfer, G. A..
W. Bell and Joseph Phipps.
ton ana dI Denis II. Matthews .'' A' 100 - -''
g, Farm and Garden Products7James 8. Nus:
scar, Lewis i. Benedict, George e. Shelley and
Il, Special Prizes to Pupils of Public Schools
j. implements and MachineryeAsa B. Gardi-
ner, Jr., William Wesley and Edward A. Cockey.
K, Wagons, Carriages, Saddlery and Harness
Z. Domestic Manufactures-Mis Belle Cockey,
Mrs. F. Bosley Crowther and Mrs. James g. ugh.
N. Bread, Cakes, Preserves, Pickles, etc:-Mrs.
N Boeley Merryman and Mrs. James p. Reese.
Household Departmental. Fl. Mccormick.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR:
ryman, James s. Nussear and Allen Stevenson.
Track-W. Stewart Dihenderner, Z. Cuttings
Merryman and Duane Il. Rice. 49,.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mccormick, q. Albert
Mays and Duane III. Rice.
Rules, Regulations, etc.-Alexander McCor-
mick, Charles g. Burton and DIR. A. G. McCurdy.
p (11tt1nQN
Merryman and James s. Nussear.
Exhibits-Asa B. Gardiner, Jr.. DIR. A. c. Nc
Curdy and James 8. Nussear.
Reception Edward A. Cockey. DR.. A. c. Nc
Curdy and W. Stewart Difenderfer.
Privileges Mccormick, James r.
Reese and James s. Nussear.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION, HOUSEHOLD DE-
PARTMRNT.
Miss Ella Cockey, Miss Annabelle Steven
Miss Annie L. Dawson, son.
Miss Mary Mccormick, Miss Bessie Anderson,
Miss Ada Mccormick, Miss Jennie Ady,
Miss Alice Talbot, Miss Bessie Grason,
Miss Marie burke, Miss May Grason.
Miss Grace d. Matthews,
Clerks in Household Department Marshal n.
Wilson, chief assistants, Miss Rosetta Hender-
son, W. George Marley and Hillen Grason. :,
Clerks in Main Ofice-Charles Brockmeyer and
James s. Nussear, Jr.
The judges In the Household Department will
be mostly experts from Baltimore.
RACES AND SHOW RING.
Chief Judge and Starter-COl. Robert Hough.
Race Secretary-John F. Anderson.
Judges of Running Races-Redmond G. Stew
art and William P. Riggs.
Clerk of Course-Samuel Smith.
Judges of Hunters and Jumpers-James NICK.
Merryman and G. K. Harrison.
Judge of Heavy Harness Classes-Walter H.
Sanford. of Orange, Va, and W. Pinkney Craig,
of GovanstowD, Nd.
Judge Of Light Harness Glasses CLARK Petit.
of Salem, N. j.
Clerk of the Arena-William Cranwell.
Superintendent Horse Stalls-Gus r. Brown.
Superintendent Forage-Elisha F. Parks.
Feed Dealer with Store on Grounds-H. Z.
be in charge of Mrs. George W. Yellott and Mrs:
Samuel M. Shoemaker, assisted by the wives OF
the members of the board of managers.
The grounds will be in charge of squad OF
police officers from Baltimore, assisted by coun-
ty officers.
Can Senator German Settle Second Dis
trict Middle ?-The Baltimore Herald OF
Thursday said: 1.-THE middle in the Second
Congressional district is causing the Democrats
much concern. The Talbot forces are stand
ing pat while the counties Of Hartford and Car.
roll appear just as determined not to yield to
the Baltimore county candidate.
''Dr. Frank T. Shaw, of Carroll, and Senator
Thomas A. Robinson, Of Hartford, called at
headquarters yesterday and held an extended
conference with Chairman Vandiver Suisse
uuently Senator Robinson called upon Mr..
Rasin.
'The friends of Senator Robinson claim Mr..
Talbot did not keep faith. He, it is alleged,
promised not to make fight against Robinson
should the latter enter the field. Mr.. Robinson
was not candidate, nor did he desire to be one
but, being urged by friends, finally consented.
His entry failed, however, to shake of Tai
bolt, who occupies the anomalous position Of
being candidate and yet not seeking the nom-
ination. Now Robinson wants Talbot to
stand aside, but the gentleman from Baltimore
county insists upon sticking.
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between his friends One must give way. The
local organization leaders believe Talbot will
win Out"
Col. Powell Has Sold His Fine Prop
erty.-.A dispatch from Jessup, Nd, says !:
6Ss 2 .aS 1ssisSS sa2c asii ssss
Abromaitis, q representative Of the Lithuanian
Catholic Church, purchased from Col. William
8. Powell the Llangollen farms. five in num-
Der, located in Howard county, near Annapolis
Junction. These farms are in high state OF
cultivation and thoroughly stocked. On the
main and home one is fine colonial residence,
and stables, icehouse, q lake, fed from several
springs, and fine outbuildings. 1t is under
stood that the purchase included everything
but household furniture.
"Colonel Powell, his wife and son have spent
much of their time at the home farm, and have
most Hospitality entertained many distinguish.
ed people from Washington and other parts Of
the country there. In October Colonel and
Mrs. Powell will leave for San Francisco and
make tour of the globe"
Col. Powell was formerly a resident OF MI.
Washington, and was for years one OF the active
managers of the Baltimore County Agricul-
tural Society.
Church Tournament.-A tournament for
the benefit of st. Stephens Catholic Church
was held at Bradshaw on Wednesday after
noon, the attendance being large. There were
two contests, one between professional knights
for cash prizes, and one for amateurs for the
privilege of crowning the queen and her maids.
In the professional contest the first prize was
Howard; third prize by Edgar Hutchins.
Henry RapheI crowned Miss Bessie Hutch
ms, queen. G. D. Cockey relinquished the
right to crown the first maid to Mr.. Fitxpat-
rick, who crowned Miss Lucy Clark. Wilmer
Wisnom crowned Miss Mamie Green as second
maid, and Mr.. Gilbert crowned Miss Lizzie
Costa as third maid.
The coronation address was delivered by DR..
P. A. Fleury was chief marshal, and the
Judges were Messrs. e. F. Raphel, Van Brandt
Rittenhouse, E. J. Bell, ]. G. Talliferro and
Armour Jenkins.
Will be the Biggest Ever Seen In the
| County, have been completed
| for the Sunday school reunion to be held al
| Forest Baptist Churcn, az rOreStOn, ON us
| trict, today-Saturday, August 9th. Thirty
schools from the county and twenty-five from
| Baltimore have been invited to participate
| Among the speakers announced for the occa
| sion are ex. Congressman Thomas II. Mckee, O
| Indiana, and Mr.. William Tyler Page OF Bal
| timore county. Twenty-Five ministers are in
| vited to take part. Music will be Furnished BY
| the Sixth Maryland Regiment Bugle Fife anc
| Drum Corps, Pine Grove Cornet Band, Profes
sor Votta's Orchestra and the Zobo Orchestra
| of Grace NJ. E. Church. A special train Owe
| the Western Maryland railroad will carry pas
sengers to Hampstead, where conveyances viii
| be at hand to take them to their destina
ton.
Getting Ready for the Institute.-Prok
| s. Cook, secretary Of the School Board. is ar
ranging the program for the teachers, instl
| tute, to be held at Mccoy Hail. Baltimore
September 9th, 9th and It'll. DR.. M: Bate
| Stephens, State Superintendent Of Public Edu
| cation; DR.. Charles A. McMurray, Of De kalb
| Ill, and Miss Sarah G. Brooks, principal OF tn
| Training School for Teachers, Baltimore, ar
| expected to assist Prof. Cook and Assistant 30
perintendent John T. Hershner in conducting
the institute.
The white schools of the county will reopeI
on Tuesday, September 18th. The colore'
schools will reopen Monday, September 9th.
For the Fresh Air Fund.-On Saturda.
| .vor;cr laak kha vounO ladies of ParktOu CAV