The Washington times., 1905-08-25

people began to come in early, until at
8 o'clock in the afternoon the attend
ance was estimated at 10000 at least.
a number Of visitors from other fairs
are here today, from Frederick, Hagers-
town, and Upper Marlboro.
The disagreeabIe feature of the meet
ing recently has been the intense hot
weather
Clerks of the secretary's office have
been busy today getting out the pre-
mium lists. Additional lists are as fol-
lows:
Preserves.
AppIes-First, Mrs. Cora T. BogIey;
second. Mrs. c. T. Johnson. Crab Ap-
pIes-First. Miss Margaret d. Waters,
second, Mrs. c. T. Johnson. Cherries
First. Mrs. T. c. Keys; second Mrs. H.
L. Wells. Citron-First, Mrs. E Z.
Slaymaker; second. Miss Rose Wagner.
Grapes-First, Miss Ada Warield; sec
oad. Miss Sallie Harrison. Peaches
First. Mrs. I. Q. Keys; second. Mrs. G.
Keys second Mrs, a. c, Scheirer. Pina-
apples-t1rst, Mrs 7. c. Keys. PIumS-
ElrSJ, Rose Wagner, second, Miss Louise
Morrison. Quinces-First, Miss Rose
Stra First, Mrs. 7 c. Keys;
second, Mrs. a. Q. Scheirer. Tomatoes
First Miss Ada Warfield; second. Mrs
4. c. Keys. Damsons-First, Miss Ada
War1ield; second, Mrs. {. 7. Johnson
Canned Fruits.
Appies-First. Mrs. c. T. Johnson; sec
ond, Mrs. T. c. Keys. BIackberries-
First, Mrs. H. L. Wells: second, Mrs. T.
{, Keys. Cherries-F1rst, Mrs. 7. c.
Keys; second. Mrs. f. L. Royer. Cur
rants-First. Mrs. 7. c. Keys; second.
Miss Margaret D. Waters Peaches
First, Miss Margaret D. Waters; second.
Mrs. T. c. Keys. Pears-Ffrst, Mrs. G..
P. Henderson: second, Mrs. T. c. KEYS.
Plums-First. Mrs. T. c. Keys; second,
Mrs D. II. WaTheld. Pineapple-First.
Mrs 7. c. Keys; second, Mrs. D. H.
Warfeld. Quinces-First Mrs. E 7
Roger; second. Maggie Welsh. Rasp-
berries-Ffrst, Mrs. H. L. Wells; second
Mrs. I. {. Keys.
Jellies.
Jellies-Crab apple, first, Miss Mar
garet D. Waters; second, Miss Ella
Welsh; apple. first, Mrs A. c. Schei-
rer; second, Miss NJ. L. Hurley; black
berry, first, Mrs. J. ". Fields; second,
Miss Jennie Williams; currant, first,
Mrs. D. II. Warfield; second, Mrs. A.
h Burroughs; grape. first, Mrs H c.
Hurley; second, Mrs. W. Z. Ricketts,;
gooseberry, first, Miss D. Waters;
second, Mrs. H. c. Hurley; peach, first
Mrs ". F. Ricketts,; second. Mrs. A E
Burroughs; plum, first, Mrs. A C
Scheirer: second, Miss Ella Walker;
ounce, first, Mrs. A Q. Scheireri sec
ond, Mrs. r. L. Adamson; raspberry
first, Mrs w. Z. Ricketts,; second, Mrs
John Kingdom; strawberry, first. Mrs
{. T. Johnson; second, Mrs. W. z
Ricketts,.
Culinary Prizes. 49,.
Light bread-First,. Mrs. S. Lavinia
Jones: second. Mrs. John Kingdom
Maryland bIscuft-First, Mrs. J. A
Kemp; second. Mrs. J. a. Meredith
Crackers-First, Miss Margaret D. Wa
tcTs: second, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Rolls
Fl e, Mrs. Lavinia Jones; second, Mrs
L N, Monday. Rusks-First, Mrs. John
Kingdom; second, Mrs. John Kingdom
Sponge cake-First. Mrs. John H. Gass-
away: second, Mrs John II, Gassaway
Pound cake-First, Mrs a. A. CASA
way; second, Miss Mary Lyddane
Cocoanut cake-FfrSt. Miss Cora Bosley
etts; second Miss NJ. S. Dawson. Fruit
cake-First, Miss Louise Morrls0ni sec
ond, Miss Kate COunSelman. Nut cake
First. Mrs. ". f. Ricketts,; second
other than aboVe-First Mrs. W. e
Ricketts,; second. Mrs Otho Talbot
COCkies-F'irst. Miss Rose Wagner; sec
ond, Miss Margaret D. Waters. Dough
nuts. raised-F7irst, Mrs. H. L. Wells;
second. Miss Rose Wagner. Cruners-
First, Mrs II. l. Wells; second, Miss
Margaret D. Waters CaramelS-Flr5t
Miss Ellen Kugour: second, Miss La
VinIa Wagner Candy, cOOked-First
Miss Laviuid Wagner: second, Miss Rose
Wagner. Candy, uucOOked-First, Miss
Rose Wagner; second, Miss laVinld
Culinary. miscellaneous - Mangoes
first Mrs. A c. WarLhen: second. Mrs.
A c ScheITer- Sweet pickle. first Mrs.
J. W Jones; second. Mrs, 7. &, Keys.
Sour pickle. first. Mrs. E. w Monday;
second. Mrs G r Johnson Walnut
catsup. first Miss Ada Warfield, second,
Miss B. II. Peter. Tomato catsup, first,
Miss Sallie Harris0ni second, Miss Ada
Warfield. Vinegar, first. Roger Whar-
ton; second Mrs /. r. IIickersOn Hard
Boap, first, Mrs Maggie Welsh; second
Miss Mary Welsh. Soft soap. first, Miss
B. Dove: second. Miss Ada Waraeld.
Domestic Manufactures.
Domestic manufactures-Cotto quilt.
first Mrs l. w Webb second Mrs.
f A. AHnutt. SILK quilt. first Mrs j.
c, Dorsey: second. Mrs Lucy Miller.
Worsted quilt, first Mrs. G T. Johnson;
second. Mrs. Calvin Hicks. Knit quilt,
first, Mrs. .. J. Bready; second. Mrs.
NJ l. AIackall Crochet quilt. first. Miss
3. Il. Peter; second. Miss Eta Fulks.
Knit article in worsted. first. Mrs z. p.
Coolidge: second. Miss Rose Kingsley.
Crochet article in worsted. first Mrs.
NJ H KeeneT; second Mrs Nj D.
Knight Knit article in linen thread.
first Miss Grace Darby; second, Miss
s Z Darby. Crochet article in linen
thread, first. Miss 3. H Peter: second.
Miss ;. e Darby. point lace in linen
thread first, Mrs. r. Taylor Smith: sec
Ond. Miss +. Edm3ustOn Batteuburg
first. Mrs, Z. Taylor Smith; second.
Mrs. &. W. Rtbble. Modern lace.
dne braids first. E. S r. Glover;
second, 2 S r. Glover. Display
of lace article, all kinds, first.
Miss b. H. Peter; second, Mrs. +. Tay-
Tor Smith. Drawn work in linen
First Mrs. T. NJ. Talbot. and Mrs.
a D. Y Burr. second. Outline work
First, Miss Mary J.. Shepherd; second,
Mrs. =. Taylor Smith. Cat out embroid-
gry-First Miss +. Dickerson; second.
Mrs G T. Dowden Embroidery in silk
9u danneI-First, Mrs. Spencer Wat
Sins second Miss +. Turner. silk en-
broideFy IN fancy stitches-First, Mrs.
T. =. Latham, second, Mrs. a. .. V.
Burr Collection Of fancy articles
First Miss Julia Anderson: second, Mrs.
A. d. Y Burr, Mount Melick work
First. Mrs Annie r. Vetter; second,
Mrs. T. j. Packard. Bead Work-F'irsL
Miss Adele Maus; second. Miss Julia
Anderson. Irish crochet lace-First,