Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-11
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Hungarian Flyer at Port Royal
Fair Breaks Leg to Save
Spectators
PRIZES AWARDED YESTERDAY
| Hundreds Registered at Headquar-
tiers of Harrisburg Telegraph
on Fair Grounds
PRIZES AWARDED YESTERDAY
Special to The Telegraph

Port Royal. Pa. Sept. 11.-Twenty
thousand visitors attended the Port
Royal Fair yesterday. the largest num-
ber on record. Special trains were
run from Harrisburg and Lewistown
and the day was great success, with
the exception of the aeroplane acci-
dent.
The Hungarian aviator, Baronette
Haldeman Won Figylemessy, made a
flight at o'clock. staying up in the
air twenty minutes and covering
distance of twelve miles. The accident
occurred while making a landing on
the fair grounds. He circled over the
immense crowd, turning the areoplane
downward, but failed to shut off the
engine in time. Striking the ground
with terrifice force, the aeroplane
pounced up and ran for quite dis
tance, coming in contact with tree,
smashing the side of the aeroplane.
The aviator had a leg broken
above the knee and his back bruised.
He was taken to the Lewistown Hos
pital for treatment On account OF
the aeroplane being damaged, there
will be no flight to-day.
Prize Winners
The premiums were awarded to-day
and $993 was paid out. Following is
a list of some of the winners:
Horticulture and Vegetables-First
premium, G. Mcclure, potatoes; ID.
Bank Stouffer, tomatoes and squash;
John Woodward, hops; d. Bank Stout
fer. canteloupes; Mrs. G. o. Mcclure,
vegetables; ]. e. Kratzer, seed cucum-
bers; f. G.. Smith, pumpkins; Freda
Glace, box vegetables; w. i. 1nsley,
carrots and stringless beans; j. Nj.
Kepner, citrons; f. d. Maffet, yellow
tomatoes; Wilson Kepner pumpkins
squash; G.. II. Tonsey, beans; Dram
Tonsey, pumpkins and potatoes; Mrs.
G.. NJ. Boyer, sweet potatoes, squash,
red beets; G.. M. Boyer, muskmellons,
Gem canteloupes and tomatoes; Mrs.
j. II. Book, eggplant; Fred Frank
house. celery; Edith Book, tomatoes;
w. A. McMun, squash; Daniel Ba-
shore, large peppers and red beets;
William Hertzler, seed pumpkins and
crooked neck pumpkins; p. Hertler,
pumpkins; A. L. Munde, pumpkins;
Ira Ritzman, potatoes: e. Kennedy,
potatoes: Amanda Fogleman, peppers;
Della Merit. tomatoes and beans; Mrs.
Edgar Beal, pears; G.. II. Rodgers,
pumpkins and potatoes: S. A. Kapner.
potatoes: George Book, seed potatoes;
Wesley Rowe, potatoes; Mrs. p. Rome,
set onions.
Fruit-First premiums, D. Pomeroy,
apples; w. II. Banks, plums and
peaches; George Book, plums; j. M.
Kepner, apples; McClenen, apples and
gra pes; Margaret Boyer, grapes. wine
grapes and blue plums; Harland I'm
derwood. plums; DIR. Shelly, grapes;
d. B. Stouffer. grapes and peaches;
Lillian Johnson, pears.
Sheep--First premium, Amos Smith,
L. p. Graham and e. B. Wisehaup.
Gwine-ETirGf nreT11ilIn1 L K Nc
Laughlin. two boar pigs months old,
one SOW. boar, white; three premiums.
Cattle-First premium, Daniel Ba-
shore, COW and calf; John Graham,
one Durham and one grade, 2 years
old; Saul Bashore, one Jersey cow; S.
A. Gallagher, Holstein bull 1 year,
Holstein COW and Durham steer; c. j.
| Slaugherbach, bull 1S months old,
| Jersey bull, Jersey COW and heifer; E.
p. Graham. Holstein bull; William
Icenberg. Holstein bull and heifer; II.
T. Meloy, Holstein bull; p. Graham,
Durham bull; D. 1. Seller, heifer; Tom
| Robinson, Jersey yearling; George
Mcconnell, Holstein COW; John Seller.
Holstein heifer: ID. ]. Seller, Holstein
| heifer; J. X. Mclaughlin, Holstein
! heifer.
Horses-First premium, Samuel Ba-
| shore, mare and colt; d. NJ. Hetrick,
mare and colt: Harold Caverne, q
/
old pony; Tanks Sawyer, mare and
| colt: James Sherlock, stallion; d. G.
Seibert, single harness horse; Matthew
| Robinson, 1-year-old; w. d. lines, g.
year-old and yearling; II. C. lines,
| 3-year-old colt.
Visitors at Telegraph Tent
Following is a list of few visitors
that registered at the Harrisburg Tele-
| graph tent on the fair grounds: l.. NJ
/ Levitt, Philadelphia: Sol E. Stein, Dali
| las, Texas; Elmer e. Lay, Carlisle; o.
P. Green, Highspire; w. H. Finken-
binder. Carlisle; Spot Ross, Russia;
Mrs. G. w. Zellers. G.. w. Zellers and
Margaret Zellers, Marysville; John M.
Kaufman and l.. l.. Frank, Harris
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Slime
ling and son, Harrisburg; Grace I.
Gohl, Harrisburg; Lena f. Buehn,
Philadelphia; Mrs. w. w. w. Staylor,
! Hamilton, Ohio; Mrs. e. r. Buehr,
Miffiintown; Mrs. d. E. Richard, Lewis
town; Mrs. Jack Carolus, Lewistown; I;
Miss Daisy Mateer, Miss Anna Farmer
and Miss Alice +. Wertz, Harrisburg;
Miss Margaret Woodward. Altoona;
Miss Margaret E. Clark, Perulack;
Mrs. r. S. Chamberlain, Port Royal;
George E. Hamaker, Harrisburg; j. A.
| Dysant, Newton Hamilton; W. c. Wag-
ner, Kilmer, r. e, Wagner, Fred Kill
mer and Ross Dalton, Kilmer; w. c.
McNeal. Mifintown; Mrs. A. G..
| Hoover, Harrisburg; Lottie Hoover,
Rockville; Mrs. A. S. Hoover, Rock
vile; w. c. Stricken and Samuel
Watts. Belleville; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Stump, Harrisburg; Lucie A. Hinman,
West Philadelphia; Esther E. Leach,
Thompsontown; r. w. Patton, Lewis
town; Lewis Beale, Academia; Curtis