Evening star., 1905-08-22

Naomi Bogley Miss Ida S. Dove, Mrs. Jno.
Kingdom, Miss Mabel Shaw, Miss Salle HUI,
Miss Lillian Sage, Miss Bessie Green, Mrs.
l.. r. Hickerson, Mrs A. G. Schelrer, MIS-.
H. l.. Wells. Miss Ellen Farquhar Mrs u.
H. Warfield, Mrs o. NJ. Linthfcum MIS-
Tho mas C. Keys, Miss Priscilla Dawson
Miss Margaret Dawson MRS. Nj. y; llslm hIlsnt'
Miss Cora Bogley, Miss Florence Cromweh.
Miss E. knight, Miss Lena Langley, MISS
Bornice Bready, Miss Sallie Harrison. Miss
Ada Warfield and Miss w. L. Myers
Childrens class-Rebecca Lamar, waiter
B. Myers, Millard Pumphrey, Lillian Sage
Ruth Pumphrey, G. E. Webb. P. Hicks,
Charles Sadtler Mary Pumphrey, Margaret
Brown. Ella Brown Edgar Smith, Esteile
Ricketts, Lena Ricketts,. Roger Bean. Myr,
tie Ward, w. c. Harding, Ella Ward ana
Emma l.. Hines. ~
Preserves jellies, etc.-Mrs. John E. VIII
amson. Mrs S. Anders Miss Elsie Anders'
Mrs Wallace E. Ricketts,, Mrs. c. Morgan,
D. Edwards Mrs. J. w. Jones, Mis- Regina
Phillips, Miss Naomi Bogley anda!iss Ida
s. Dove.
Tomorrow will be one of the big days OF
the fair and q tremendous turnout or VS.
itors is looked for The program for the
day is interesting one At 95o O CLOCK
there will be a grand cavalcade of stock
around the race track. The various EXHIBITS
will be judged and in the afternoon three
racing events will be pulled off. The speed
contest includes the 2. . pace for purse or
$780, the 2.22 pace for a purse of $500 ana
a running event at six furlongs and repeat,
the purse being 500
Entries for Wednesday.
Entries for tomorrow wednesday, are
as follows:
First race, 225 pace: purse, s3O0-Harry
c., Timothy Shugrue. Washington, D. G.'
Harry H., H. L. Duley, Washington. ID.
c.; Nellie R., John F. Javfns. Washington
D. c. Lady Belle, George Patterson, Rock
Vile Md; DR.. Bell, ]. NJ. Corbin. Hamilton,
Va; Roy Hail. j. Hilleary. Washington,
d. C.
Second race, 2.22 pace; purse. $So0-Pee
Wee, James I. Fowler, Washington, D. C.'
Alice r., Charles F. Stell, Union Bridge,
Md: l.. J. K, J. ]. OKeefe. washington,
d. G.: Patuxent, Robert Fraley, Frederick
Md; Investor, Clayton Fahrney. Hagers-
town Md; Joe Bolton. E. H. Johnson, DO
ver Del Miss Flora Belle, f. H. Johnson
Dover, Del: Edward Wilkes e. H. john
son, Dover, Del; Ella p, William H. Rab-
bitt, Rockville. Md; Noble Boy, Button
wood stock farm.
Third race, running: six furlongs and re-
peat; purse. $2Oo-Petlte Reine, +. j. Steu-
bener, Bladensburg. Md; McFonso, Frank
r. Keys, Linden. Md; Sedition NJ A. Null
ligan, Govanstown, Nd; Aqua Fl. B. Miz-
pah, Washington, d. c.; Seagate. John
bertha, William H. slye, Benedict, Md:
Desio and Skyrunner, Thomas Hickman,
Martinsburg. Md: Kentucky Rose James
S. Cotton Washington, D. c.
Among the well-known horsemen in at
tendance at the fair is Mr.. John Seeley,
formerly of Bramford, Canada. He is
known throughout the big circuit as one of
the best trainers and all-round horSemen in
the country. Under his training Joe Patch
en-. the celebrated PAGER, was developed. He
also brought out Seal, 20SA; Askey, 2.0S%;
FrankYoakum, 2.0i$4, and Ainsworth. 2.1O1a
Mr. Seeley has retired from the larger rae
ing world. and now conducts a farm of
nearly 2,5OO acres, formerly owned by Sem
ator Stewart, in Loudoun county, Va. He
has entered here Red Rock. by RedWilkes-
Kate Tyler. Also of the Wilkes strain, and
Seagate, a thoroughbred by ST. Baize. He
expects to put Red Rock In the 21O class at
the approaching meeting at the Empire City
track, New York. Mr.. Seeley thinks the
interest in harness racing is on the decline
and that the runner will be the popular
speed horse of the futu e.
The officers of the Agricultural Society
this year as follows: President Lee
Offutt; vice president. John H. Gassaway;
secretary, James T. Bogley; treasurer. John
j. Higgins; board of directors, Lee Offutt
John H. Bogley. Charles Vers, Henry H.
John H. Gassaway, David H. Warfeld,
Benjamin c. Gott John C. Bentley. Robert
C. Warfield and Robert d. Weaver.
The board of advisory directors is COM
posed of Messrs. Uriah H. w. Griffith, Per-
ry E. Waters, Richard Poole. William Dor
sey, Mortimer 0. Stabler, Frederick Allnutt,
NJ. Wilson Offutt. Frank M. Hallowell,
Zadoc M. Cooke John Mcdonald, ThSmas
o. White, ]. M. Etchison, Sa amuel D. Wa
ters and Gist Blair.
The chief marshal of the fair this year is
Mr.J. Clinton Dorsey and his aids are Messrs
Joseph E. Janney, P. w. Dorsey and L. b.
Riggs. The assistant marshals are Messrs.
w. p. Jones, Charles Holland. Walter CASH
ell, J. w. Brown. C, l.. Gilpin, James CASH
ell and Frank Gartrell. Mr.. Artemus Sui
Ivan Is chief Of police.