The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
PRIZE W|NNERSAT
FREDERICKSBURG
Great Crowd From Surrounding
Country Attends Big Day
of Fair.
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Especial to The Times dispatch
Fredericksburg, Va, September u.s.
To-day was the big day of the fair.
and the crowd IN attendance was one
of the largest ever seen here. People
commenced coming In from all of the
surrounding country in vehicles OF every
character early in the day, and others
came by steamer and railroads. Most
of the judging commenced yesterday,
and what was not finished was COM
pleted to-day.
The Judging In the women's depart
ment has been completed, and among
the largest prize winners are the fol-
lowing: Miss Fannie Bealc. Mrs. A.
G. Billinfsley, Mrs. w. A. Bell. Mrs. s..
I. Baggett, Mrs. w. N. Blake. Mrs.
Frank Beckwith. Miss Alice Cole. Mrs.
A. r. Chichester, Miss Halle Chi
chester, Mrs. r. II. L. Chichester, Mrs.
C. b. Durrett, Mrs. Maurice Hirsh, Mrs
p L. Harris. Mrs. w. K. Howard, Mrs
C. r. Howard. Mrs, A. r. Howard. Miss
Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs. w. A. Moncure
Mrs. George Nicholson. Misses OBan-
non. Miss Willie Pemberton. Mrs. J. p.
Rowe. Mrs. Alvin T. Rowe. Miss Media
Rowe. Miss Eliza Roy, Mrs. B. /.
Rose. Miss NJ. u. Shepperd, Mrs. w. A.
soIDltU, MIS-. 5sstoNNHidhy AZ y. -
Ulman, Mrs. Thomas wallace. Mrs. j.
w. Baggett, Mrs. w. T. Graves, Mrs. r.
I. Taylor, Miss Matte Tansill, Mrs E..
&c, Bell.
The exhibitions of seed corn attract
ed great amount of attention. The
prizes were as follows: Ten car lots
of white corn; first prize, $4,000; second
prize. $500: third prize, $1,000; fourth
prize, $1,000; fifth prize, $500. The
trst prize was won by J. G. Powell;
second j. Taylor Thornton; third, I.
II. Morrison: fourth, DR. G. NJ. Gravatt;
fifth, w. S. lIearn.
Yellow corn. first prize. $4,000; sec
ond. $1,000; third. $500; fourth, $500;
fifth, $500. First prize was won ny
George Purvis; second, Herman Al
brecht; third w. Leiyenow; fourth. D.
Hess; fifth. Alvin T. Rowe. Tho corn
was Judged by Professor II. Lyman
Carrier, of the Virginia EXP erimental
Station at I3lacksburG.
The principal winners IN the poultry
department were Fred Nussey, T, N.
Weimar, Chester Truslow, George New
ton, f. Il. whitehouse, p, TrusloW, Mrs,
c, E. Wheeler, z. d. Smith, MISS mary
Brooks.
Horse department-Julian Y. Brooks,
II. J.. w. Green. j. c. Powell. s. u.
Powell T.. S. Moore, w. ]. Deacon. H.
IsC l.. Moncure. T. D. Moncure
Cattle department--Judge +. =. Z
Chichester, Captain r. 9, Vance, q. =,
Brooks.
The. races at the fair to-day resulted
as follows:
Mule race, half mile. six starters-M
B. Skinker's Mary. first; w. z. sKlnk-
er's Fly, second.
Scrub race half mile-M. 3. skinkers
Sea Breeze. first; F. Skinkerss w mite
Garter second.
Half mile heats, open to all. purse
s1O0-Duff GREEN'S Nioless, first; y Q.
Donnell's Benlala. second; g.. q Bren-
TONS Flat Creek, third.
Half mile DASH for local horses. purse
s75-R G, Moncure's Chatham Jew.
first; +. T.. w. Green's ,Swazet, second;
w. II, Simpsons Josephine, third.
Milo dash. open to all. purse 500
Fl. G. Palmer's Helen b., first; Duff
GREEN'S sSwazet, second; r. q. y. Mon
cure's Gold Coin. third,
Match race, half mile, between Sneed
Brothers Little Dock and w. II. Simp-
sons Bill Bailey-Little Dock won. ID