The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-23


flied by the training.
In the Agricultural Exhibit De
par1ment can be found a very varie
list of the products of the county
there are string beans of all kinds
wax beans. lima beans, pole bean:
pie melons, giant squashes, smalle
squashes, cymlings, beets of all kind
including family, sugar and cattl
Fbeet9 cucumbers, pumpkins, cante
loup4, watermelons, pears, straw
berr4 blackberries, plums, apples
grapt peaches of all kinds onions
swet corn, white and sweet pota
toesy peppers, okra, rhubarb, egi
plants, satisfy, carrots, parsley, rad
lshes, celery, wheat. corn, white ant
yellow; broom corn and numerou
other kinds of products.
The Fancy Work booth has man,
beautiful pieces on exhibition, includ
! ing embroideries, drawn work, cor
cheting, knitted work, the article:
exhibited including pillow covers
center pieces, luncheon sets, doillies
Jackets, handkerchiefs, baby caps
yokes, tatting, baby socks etc.
The flower picture booth contains
many beautiful potted plants anC
cut flowers, and some EXCEPTIONAL!
pretty oil and water color works
One frame made out of cigar boxes
attracted a great deal of attention
The ladies' canned goods booth, ,eX,
hibiting canned goods and spiced anG
preserved fruits, put up by the la
dies and girls Of the county, contain
ed many very beautiful exhibits. The
exhibit of honey by Mr.. John Thomp-
son, of LloydS, in this booth, is said
to be the prettiest ever seen at a
county fair in the State. The ex-
hibit contains honey in boxes, the
clear honey in bottles and cans,s
of it so clear that no coloring at all
except the natural honey color could
be observed. There were also all
kinds of canned fruits and vegeta-
bleS in this booth, as well as pure
apple cider and vinegar. In addition
to these there were exhibits of bread.
including loaf bread, rolls of differ
ent kinds, biscuits, a cake, candy and
caramelS.
The Races.
The man who loves horse racing
got his moneys worth yesterday. In
the first race, the 2.24 trot, there
were six starters, two of these being
distanced in the first heat, but the
full five heats were necessary to de-
eide the money winners. AT the end
of the fourth heat two horses were
tied for the first money, and two
were tied for the third money. The
first money went to Wheeler K, w.
first in the 1st heat, fourth in the End
n ha ir1 ir.cf in,
the 4th and second in the 5th.
In the county race, which was spe-
cial for horses from Dorchester coun-
ty' only, there were seven entries, but
May Queen, the speedy sorrel mare,
by Copper HAMS, owned by VIM. J.
Watkins, won with ease. Joe Boy,
by Judge Case, owned by Herman
Stevens, was second; Mabel Mack, by
General Mack, owned by r. Spencer
Harris, was fourth, and Belle, owned
by Raymond Gillis, was third.
TA2.30 pace was one of the most
hotly contested races ever seen on
this tarcuit. There were seven star
ters. utYo of which were distanced in
the heat. leaving five contenders
fC ey. DR., r. took the first
ke k6- stHas.s nsZned by NJ H
MiyA yashin gton, d. c., the sec
Key, owned by w. L. Bull,
of na- Va, the third; Bell Rock
wood, owned by Harry Little, of Bal
timore, the fourth and fifth, the full
five heats being necessary to decide
the race, in which, like the first, the
monies were awarded as the result of
positions at the end of the fifth heat,
no horse having won three heats
The winners in the race were: Bell
lockwood, first money; Bert Chimes,
second money; Miss Key, third mo-
ney, and DR.. R., the fourth.
Summaries:
2.3O TrOt; Purse, $500.
Ruth Ongale, Nottingham 2 2 l
Lord Wiltondale, Mallalieu, dis.
Bellwood, Armstrong. dis.
K, Miller. .....1 4 2
Tom Axworthy, Weisen-
Nugget Boy, Peacock. A 2 3
Time. 2.17A, 2.1sA, 2.17A,
2.19 IA, 2.2O IA.
Special Dorchester County Race
Purse, $3.50.
May Queen, Watkins IL l
Joe Boy, Stevens s........2 2 5
DlXle' Wlndsor ....4 3
Topsy, Dean 4
Mabel Mack, Harris ......3 5 3
Belle, Gillis 3 2
Billie Patton, Turner ...7 z d.
Time, 2.30, 2.25 u, 2.29.
2.3O Pace-Purse, $500.
DIR. R., 3 4 4
Miss Key, Bull .........3 2 Il 3
Bert Chimes, Miller ....2 L 3 2
Andy Boy, Simmons -. dis.
Bell Redwood, Little ....4 4 3 1 l
Mary Mack, Rathell .....5 S 5 ro
Miss Fantasy, Huffborger, dis.
Time, 2.16A u, 2.17A, 2.2OA, 224,
2.25.