Evening journal., 1909-09-02

Marion Postlcs. Of Wilmington. Second
to John r. Devine Jr., Wilmington
Cattle.
First and second for tho best Jcr-
sey bull. the best Jersey COW over
two years, best herd of Jerseys to Nau-
dain and Son, Marshallton. First for
the best Guernsey bull. best Guernsey
hcifer, the best Guernsey COW over
two years and the best herd OF Guern-
seys TO Edward Donohoe, OF Edge
Moor, first for registered Guornseys,
Mrs. William G. Niahany.- First for
the best grade Guernsey to ID. S. Ly-
nam. Elsmerc. Second to John G..
Hartmann. Third TO Edward Donoboe.
First FOR the best grade Jersey COW
TO Edward Brlnghurst 9Th. Of VIII
mington. Second and third for the
best Jersey cows and the first premium
for the best grade heifers 70 Edward
Donohoc. First. second and third pre-
miums, for grade holstcins and the first
lpremium for the best grade holstein
lheifers 10 David A. Clair, Marshallton.
Tho Judge was ii. B. Richards, Of
Easton. Pa. who has judged for the
fair association for the past four sea-
sons, expressed tho opinion that the
cattle department had raised its stan
dard in quality more than seventy
five per cent. Bidcrman dupont super
intendcnt Of this department. showed
a number Of registered Holstelns en-
tered for exhibition onla. These ami
mails do not compete for any money
premiums.
Fruits.
First premium for queen stamen and
the best display OF apples 20 w Paul
NI4IIIN TfsI aalI IIf
Grimes's golden. Langford, wine sap,
siberian crab apples 20 j. Leslie East
burn. Newark First for orange
ounces to John Braokn. First for
Burbank's plums TO ]. w. Humph
reys, Of MOntchanin. First for gol-
den pippin apples and Gilbert peaches
old nixon peaches. best plate display
OF peaches and Crawfords late peaches
70 John h. Lyman, Newport. First for
the best display OF grapes 10 J. W.
Killen, Icelton, Del. First for the best
Moores, diamond and Niagara grapes TO
Joseph ~ Grandhommo. First FOR the
rest Elyira. Concord TO A. W ARM
strong. OF IIockessin. First for the
bost Bartlett pears TO J. w Humphrey.
Honorable mention for Bartlett pears 20
lC. NJ. Eastburn. Newark
! Awards in Bench Show
The best OF the different breeds were;
Mr. Davis Jones, ST. Bernard, Sir Roger.
a nne marked. stralght-lcggcd, good bodied
dog. In Russian wolfhounds, Mrs. Ralph
stewards Vladimir Baiin and Mr.. J..
Bailey Wilson'S Valeska BALM.
Greyhounds~Oni one specimen was
ON exhibit, the property of Miss Mary
Cushman named Biarco, pure white deg
and barring his rather high colored eye
would stand fair chance In good COM
pany. rhe best pointer was Clark's Alfred
Joe. shown by George Brock, tho Fort
Washington. Pa. dog handler He is q
fine staud-up dog and has remarlSabe Q
front. English settlers turned out nicely,
with w. H. Hadleys entries taking first
prize In an tho classes and FIRST
I'm the winning class. Ben Rodehold
was close second to Frank =. Lohands
Joe. The Cocker spaniel class, q charming
collection. showed y. W, TESTERS Bravo
decidedly leader IN the dog classes.
while I'm bitches the same owner had a
grand specimen IN Nancy Lucky. The
beagle entry was one of the largest IN
the show. and the Judge, Mr.. Chandler
Barnard, Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, had quite a
Job before him 10 distinguish the poorer
quality that happened 20 be unluoky IN
getting into such fast company, Caprice
! owned by John ID. Rose, and William
4 Rauedee's Tone were in the blue ribbon
p al each call into the ring.
? The Young Chow Chow shown by Pat
rick Freeman, named Tlun. showed con
siderable quality. and when matureo
should be able 10 compete against The
noted kennels OF Mrs. Proctor, OF New
port. r.. J. "Blue Dragon Kennels The
largest entry IN the show. was bull dogs
"a complimentary entry to the judge, Mr..
scigicr. Of Philadelphia, Pa. Edwin l.
Rogers Leeds Monarch, and Miss Pit
land. we're umong the top-notchers Jack
1, stone, Lord Kelvin and Yankee Girl were
also IN tho blues. In Aredale terriers
! champion THE Choristor," 'rho Horse
mani and Hedgoly Flicker were an Ia
tic first figures. Tho bull terrier contin-
gent from Philadelphia took of the blue
B ribbons IN oueensbury King of w. Free
. land Hendricks kennel; also Woodhurst
Peer. shown by George Brook
4 French bull dogs named hrst in heir
classes were Rosborough's Norton and
. Bertha Joseph's Rays. both being nicely
! colored, with very short faces and sood
Il tail carriage.