Evening journal., 1910-08-31
AW ARDS In THE
GRAIN CLASSES
Department Managers Pick
Additional County Fair
Prize Winners
DOG SHOW THE
SECOND DAY ATTRACTION

NAN CSuANJ al iudhdbelb lO-udys
Class l, Wheat. (BusheD Pool
wheat. First, ]. Leslie Eastburn,
Newark Fultz wheat, /. Horace L.
Dilworth, Montchanin; 2, Charles
Megginson, New Castle; 3, ]. W.
/ Humphreys, Montchanin Harvest
King wheat. /. j w. Humphreys; 2,
Frank B. Walker, Stanton. Golden
Rod, Horace l.. ellsworth. Red Wave.
], Edward Bringhurst. 5th, Edge
Moor; 2. ]. w. Humphreys. Any kind
Of wheat G. w. Burris Rose Hill: 2,
Naudain and son; 3, G. NJ Eastburn,
| Newark. Sheaf Of wheat. j. b. Stahl,
Greenyille; 2, Thomas l.. Bailey,
Falkland; 3, G. NJ. Eastburn, Newark.
Class ?, Corn (BusheD. Yellow,
Horace l.. Dilworth, Montchanin; 2,
Charles Megginson. New Castle; 3,
J. II. Peach. Wilmington. Any kind
of corn, 1, Naudain and Son, Mar
shallton. Six stalk Of corn with ears
j II. Peach; 2 G.. W. Burris; 3, i.
Scott Townsend Six stalks Of ensilage
corn with ears, Brookdale Farms,
| Greenville; 2. A. Il. Tatum; 3, J. X.
Killen, FELTON,.
Glass 3, Miscellaneous Bushel
white oats. /, Naudain and Son. 2,
Albert y. Woodward, Montchanin; 3,
J. W. Humphreys. Best sheaf of oats.
l. T. L. Bailey; 2, Charles Meggin-
son; 3, Naudain and Son. Bushei of
any kind of rye, G.. w. Burris Bushel
OF speltz, c. M. Eastburn. Bushel of
! rye, G. W. Burris.
Glass 4, no entries
Glass s, best exhibit. Alsike clover.
J. X. KillenA Cowpeas from New Cas-
tie county, y. j Organ. Millet. ].
/ II
Stahl Mangel Wurtzels. j. l.. East4
burn; 2. L. Scott Townsend; 3, Brook
dale Farm.
In the form OF hay, best exhibit Red
clover, 1,.William l.. Dilworth; 2, G.
w. Burris. Orchard grass. William
Dilworth. Alfalfa. Brookdale Farm.
Sorghum, ]. j. w. Humphreys; 2, MS.
j. W. Humphreys. Bundle of red clov-
er, /. Albert b. Woodward; 2, Thomas |
l.. Bailey; 3, j. Leslie Eastburn. Bun
die OF Timothy, J. l.. Eastburn; 2, |
William l.. Dilworth; 3. J. B. Stahl. !
Bundle of mix hay, l.. Thomas Z. |
Bailey; 2, ]. l.. Eastburn; 3, William |
Dilworth.
Protecting Fair Visitors.
A great deal of care has been TAX !
EN- for the protection of visitors at
the fair. Chief of Police Black, and |
Superintendent Hugh Fitzpatrick, with
a Pinkerton force, are in charge of
the policing and detective work. There
are always a lot of crooked charac-
ters anxious to get into gatherings Of
this sort to pick pockets and work
confidence games. Detective Fitzpat-
rick believes that prevention is better
than cure. and with twenty-nine
years of experience with the Pinker-
ton Company. he knows pretty Well
who the crooks are, and turns them
away before they can enter the
grounds
Mr.. Fitzpatrick and his men are
constantly on the watch and have
even sent word TO crooks in Philadel-
phia, who intended coming TO the fair,
that they might as well stay at home
A lot OF undesirables have already
been sent away by the police and the
detectives
Culinary Judges at Work.
Judges in the Culinary Department
were working this morning. In jellies
the following premiums We're award
ed; Peach, 1. Mrs. Stephen Arm
strong, city; 2. Anna l.. Dilworth,
Hockessin; 3. Mrs. Chas. Jester. city;
Crab /, Anna l.. Dilworth: 2, Mrs.
stephen Armstrong; 3, Mary e. Wal
ker Grape, i, Anna l.. Dilworth; 2,
Mrs, Stephen Armstrong; g. Mary
r. Walker. Blackberry. 1, Anna L,
Dilworth; 2, Mrs. Herbert Eastburn;
3. Mrs. Stephen Armstrong. Ounce,
l. Anna l.. Dilworth; 2, Mrs stephen
Armstrong. Apple, 1. Mrs Stephen
Armstrong; 2. Anna l.. Dilworth; 3,
Mrs Harry Kendall. Currant, 1, Anna
l.. Dilworth; 2, Mrs. Isabelle Willis,
Wilmington.
The windmill man was on hand this
morning with bright assortment
Among the earliest arrivals we're
the dogs of the Wilmington Kennel
Club show The exhibits we're en-
Enthusiastically interested In the pro-
ceedings, especially In their own
transportation, and the yapping and
barking sounded like Tschaikow-
sky symphony.
Dog Show Feature.
The dog show was the most popu-
lar feature OF the fair this morning,
the tent being filled to its capacity
all the morning The little hounds
must have taken the prize for tail
wagging. Two Great Danes and a
St. Bernard we're splendid specimens
that attracted attention. There arel31t
entries.
: The Anti-Tuberculosis Society has
tent with a fine display of pictures
and models, including the models o
the buildings at Hope farm.
The Y. w. G. A. restaurant and tn,
West End Reading Room Ice Cream
tents are doing a record business ant
their officials are we'll pleased.
Judging the Horses.
Horses are being judged today Thl
following premiums were awarded
this morning:
Glass II--Stallion or flly foal /
Howard Supplee, Rosemont 2. T. c
dupont
Glass III. Joseph zebley 2. MI
Mearns. Mr.. Mearns has previousl
won % blue ribbons with this exhibi
this being the ..rst time the color
red.
n. ]. Williams. OF Middletown. wo
third place for stallion one year oil
and under two.
: Howard Supplee won third plac
for mare or gelding over four year
old
Tomorrow, at the Delaware Colleg
tent, a tubercular COW will be disseci
ed, and lecture given upon the sui
ject
To See Europe.
James O'Neill. of the Wilmingto
Leather Company, and Mr.. and Mr.