The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

following came Q cayalcade Of live stock.
The animals all looked sleek and contented.
The procession was witnessed by Alarge mum
Der, all Of whom were pleased to greater or
less extent
There Is a certain standip the east wing that
about noon contains three attractive young
ladies, Their presence makes that stand
peculiarly attractive,
The Sunday Louder is the only paper having
an office ON the grounds and newspaper men
make It their headquarters
The tournament takes place tomorrow
morning, Several prominent gentlemen
have entered, and MeSsrS, Dunlap and Burke
have became very proficient in taking the
rings, This feature will undoubtedly draw u
big crowd.
The side shows continue to crowd in and do
u good business.
ClsSses "A, +" "B,n &c" and "E' Of the horse
department were called yesterday morning
and the centre OF the track presented q. very
animated appearance; horses for general pur-
poses, roadsters in harness, draft and light
carriage horses were shown. At late hour
last night the premium and award books had
not been handed in and the results OF the
judges deliberations arc not known, with the
exception Of class "B'-rOadsters form, style
and action being considered. Charlie Fish
ers handsome mare "AliCC Carneal" took the
red ribbon and Kennedy Friend the blue. The
remainder Of the books will be turned in to-
day.
Several classes are called for examination
this morning,
Tomorrow the school children will be on
hand.
The track was better yesterday than 1t has
been any day during the Fair,
Persons who have no right in the reporters
stand persist in going there. The first day 1t
was gently limited that their room was better
than their company; the second they were
requested to leave; yesterday they were
ordered out, and to-day all intruders will be
summarily thrown over the railing, Com
mittGemGn or hOrsemen have no right there.
The stand is for reporters only, and the press
needs all the room there Is,
The members Of the press have been furn-
iShed with neat badges Of saffron satin. The
ribbon was kindly donated by lIazlett
Wheat & Hays and the lettering neatly
printed by Frew Il Campbell.
Wood, the driver OF lllatoga, who was so
badly hurt by the accident yesterday, was
resting more easily last night ut the Mcclure
House, The exact nature and extent Of his
injuries cannot bo told until to-day.
Special policeman Wright whose appoints
ment was blunder yesterday attempted to
arrest an INTELLGESCER reporter because he
insisted on going where hG had perfect right
to go, and where the OfliO,r had no right to
prevent him from going Several Of the
officers are entirely too elevated. They should
be given better understanding OF their
proper place or summarily discharged, Bad
officers arG worse than no officers.
As on the previous days the music Of
Vaas's City Band was most attractive Rddi-
ton to the pleasure Of the Fair,
The reporters Of tho city press have been
appointed committee Of reception TO make
the visiting journalists at home. ApplCa-
ton should DO made to my OF them for any
information or other accommodations de-
sired, They will be found ut the Press Stand
In force.