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OF EeiI Declarr They Will Fight Rather
Than see Htm Hanged.

OF EeiI Declare They Will Fight Rather
Than see Htm Hanged.
Cu,cADo, September .O-The Daily News
specisl from Regina says Over 1000 Of
Reiys symps,hizrrs embracing the halt
breeds and French Canadians for twenty
miles around held q mass meeting last
night at St. B9ui.ore. Speeches were made
5y Reils counsel and prominent French
residents During the addresses there was
intense rxCiremen, among the liz
teuers, number OF whom shout.
ID thsy would light before
,aev would see Risl hanged. The speakers
declared the name Of Riel, it he were exc.
cured would 5e handed down in history ~
,aa, OF q martyr, while the names Of his
.ccusa-s would rot in oblivion. The unity
gt,hr French IN Canada was stro Ugly urged
order ,ha, such pressure m 11t b.
brought 20 bear ST Ottawa as would secure
rapriere for Rlel.
Lrmieur, Rjle's counsel described the
scene in R:eIs cell. two little children and
an aged mother ciiDging to tn prisoner and
be By 5all and chain prevented from NOV.
ing. Great indignation followed.
John Garry. lawyer, said if Rlc. was
hanged the confederation was at an end.
canada wanted no more Of it. Other meet.
Us will De soon held.
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BELL iIItE.

Q,lok time is being made on The stree
railway
The Enterprise window glaas works has lit
its fire and will start Up. This IL the hTtt
VII cow house in 'his city TO resume
There was large crowd from hero a. the
Wheeling Fair YESTERDAY.
TIE Princess is making the round rIpto
he Fair for 20 cents. .,
Jones / Garter have given up their mil
Iiuery store here.
The sewer, were aust.i yesterday alter
room in the Third ward
Jack Tobin will probably be taken 10 the
county Jail.
Abel Hobbs wi. 20 into the tobacco bus
mess in BelIa;rs again.
Rev. Joseph Adkins preached at ind'aA
Run camp meeting lnst night.
Free lunches we're in order aool, tom
v,znrdaY
The Hebrews attended two services yes
,srdar in H." Troll building
TIE Rclla,re Nal Works 10 grinding away
a. set as possible
TIE e & 7 Ar" running specia! trans
down 10 the fair from Rochester each day.
Geo. Robinson, Republican, nominee
for Treasurer, was in town yesterday.
The miners are sill working Al the 'o-y
cent rate in the railroad baaks outside OF
town. but it is expected they will soon got
the ten cent advance.
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THE MINERS CONVENTION
Adopts Resolutions For the Benefit of
Mine LabOrers in General.


Mine IabOrers in General.
IYplASAroLIS, IND, September 10Th
National miners to day adopted the follow
ing:
Resolved, That We recommend the cs.
tablishment Of National Uuicn to be
known as the National federation of miners
and mine labors.
Resolved, That the membership Of this
association shall De composed Of all miners
and mine laborers in and around the mines
OF the United States and Territories, who
will subscribe 10 the constitution and laws
OF the Federation and be Governed by them
IN all their ports and conform to the p-inci-
pies upon which they are based.
Resolved, That the executive and legis-
.atiye power of this association shall be
vested in an executive board composed of
five members at large and one from each OF
the bituminous coal producing States and
one member from the anthracite districr,
and in the general convention the board
shall guide the action of the association
upon all questions Of general importance to
its members
Resolved, Tha; the objects of the Asso-
citation will b. TO promote the interests OF
the miners and mine laborers, morally, So
cislly and financially; for the protection OF
their health and their lives; to spread intel
lgence amongst them; to remove, as far a.
possible, the cause OF strikes, and adopt
wherever and whenever practicable, the
principles OF arbitration and restriction; to
urge upon aN miners and mine laborers the
necessity of becoming citizens, that we may
secure by the use of the ballot, the services
of men friendly to labor both in our State
and National legislative bodies
Secoud-To oh,aiu Legislative enactments
for the more efficient management ofmines
whereby the lives and health Of our mem
bcrs may ~ better preserved.
Third-To shorten the hours o. labor.
Fourth-To protect all members who are
upiustly dealt with by their employers
while endesvoring to carry ont the behest
Of the association.
Fitth-To assist all similar organ .,ions
which have the same o3ject in view.
The discussion today was almost entire
" upon the question Of the screening and
the weighing Of coal
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PRESTON COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Proceedings OF the Teachers at King
woOd-Two Days Exercises.

Nl~ruI 10 ne kty'Si'T'
klyowooD, W. Va, September l0.-Thc
Institute came to order by reading the
Twtnry third Psalm and repeating the
Lord Prayer in concert with the conductor,
by the institute The choir sung that beau
t'ul and very appropriate song, Little
MI"
The following Com mittee on Resolution
was appointed BY the Superintendent. Misses
Irene Uarshbarger and Mile Cars, and
Messrs Frank T. Buci A. +. McMl,len and
Cnsrlts Bowers.
The subject Of RsaSing was then intro
duced by the conductor illustrating with the
blackboard the principles snd how 10 teach
beginners to read He dwelt much upon
the word, group and sentence method.
kest for ten minutes, after which the con-
G.ctoc proceeded 70 take tie number OF
teachers who had ATTENDED Institute annu-
a,ly tor the past four yeacs, aud over one
hundred hands went up The conductor
remarked that il speaks well .Jr Prelton
county.
The conductor then called on NO. l - he
rerrlemeu TO solve qTesrion No. . ct the
arithmetic questions asst yned the previous
dav sud Nos. aud > Of the ladies 20 solve
Nos. > and ; of the questions The recita'
ton was very interesting. Rest for dinner.
Institute assembled OF o'clock, and
cane to order by singing, N%inging Be
meath the Cd Apple Tree The subject
Of + .angua p" Letter Writing "CompO-
s,,ion was introduced and was wlrmIv dis.
cusse5 bv the county superintendent and
Editor Kussart, Of the West Virginia Ar
Gus, after which the conductor introduced
IKE subject, What the teacher should
know. lie gave one OF his sbl" efforts,
and then closed by reading poem Long.
| fellow Which brough. tears iu'o many ol
the ewes OF lkr teachers. The evening ses-
SION was good W. L Shsh~y read paper
prepared ny Prot. : 7. Wiley, subject
History and growth nt the public school
| system in West Virginia, present condition
needs Of the system 20 iasure continued i'm.
uyovemeut." The subject Of coeiIcatIOn
vas extensively sc I,sei by Pcot. Painter,
| Hon !. {. McGrew, Hon. j. I. Hoge, Dc.
v. K. Potter, county superintendent, and
O hers. The Kingwood brass band render
ed music for the occasion. Much interest is
manifested by both teachers and citizens.
Wednesday, Morning, Sept. 9, 1855, Third
| Day-Iustitute came to order promptly at
y O'Clock, and was led in prayer by the Rev.
Hr l.yda. Of NJ. Z. Church, followed by the
sorg. Ask the Children
TIE exercises OF the Institute were intro
cu"G by the teachers reading select ons
assigned the previous day.
The conductor then introduced the SUB
Iect, Ihe Hc'"hc'o' i"acalnE, "hiSH Was
very instructive.
i spelling exercise was conducted oy
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FAIR NOTES.
Erportorial JottinEs of What Went on
During the Day.


r.porto,ial lettings of what Went ON
During the Day.
TIE is ch;,irens daT.
The number Of farm wagons WAS legion.
Tr,re vii, b. cavalcsde at e'c!o'k to-
day.
The YOUR feoplc Of the city will be 1t
in tore" to-day.
To sag the hotels were Jamme4 !a'tH go'
is pu'tirg it mildly. .
Not a cooking stove is on exhibitor
which is something strange
The exhibit Of honey and apanan supplies
and implements IS excellent
The admission tickets for school children
are down to twenty cents Tor today.
The childrcns department is receiving a
Iarre shara Of attention, and ii deserves II.
There is blowing machine al tn" Fair.
There ar alec lots Of other blowers.
Mrs John Hobbs has proved the reporter
fieud in several instances. Thanks to'
tavors.
Master Walter Worls, Of this city. CAP
.rred the frs. premium for amateur pen
maa-h.P
! l.iv O." the grounds Yesterday lost
,,,..i-5coo cou;ainiG ytSe.:- collars wnIc!
Wa. S, len from her
Aaoat ten coops Of tgrkeys, ducks an
geese were added 10 The polLtT? exhibit ye=
:, -cay m0El!rg.
-
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\ Fairmout Failure.
STsr'll i5t.. RsgiE-.


FARvoN~ September lO.-B F. Reed, OF
.airuoar. well and tayorably known in
Marion, MoaoGgaha Harrison aud aijoin-
in. counties. as au extensive and reliable
dealer in good horses. nos recently executed
20 ,he En-. Na,ioHa, BaGk Of Ea.rm5nt q
deed of 'rls, on all his property, real and
personal It IS said that his liabilities are
coz ,iderablr ia excess OF his assets and he
will not C., able 10 meet all MS Obligations.
This failure occas.oned general surprise
Reds honesty has never oeer questioned,
and Will not De By anybody who knows him,
and be was supposed to be perfectly sound
financially. His many friends will regret
10 hear OF his misfortune, aut the people
amorg whom h. dealt 80 honora2ly for
Years will lesd him generous sympathy.
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THE MAIN BUILDING.
A Reporters Observations on the Center o
ha Fntr

A Reporters Observations on the Center OF
the Fair.
Although every other point OF interest
received a large number Of visitors, yesteE'
day, the Main Hall was packed and jammed
all tie afternoon with crowd of anxious
sightseers, who jo8tled and PUSHED ea"h
other in attempts 10 get il the front row.
This seemed to oe the paradise Of the pick
pockets, as q number OF ladies' reported
having lost thsr purses This can easily
be avoided if people will pay some st:en'
tion 10 those around them and keep their
good right hand in use
HOLDING ONTO THEIR r0CEETBOOEs.
One cannot be 100 careful. The Main
Hall is the fayor;e resort of the lady visi,
rors, o. there tkey eau Zee all sorts Of spec
mems of feminine handiwork and can take
advantage Of the opportunity to catch onto
points and ideas in needle work, painting.
china deco ration, &c. Thus, while 1t is a
pleasure t. them, it is benefit at the same
ire
Delih Frl muac added greatly to The en-.
livenmC Of the scene, ana the hum of
many ,ices mad. merry babel thai was
rather harmonious han unpleasant.
The exhibition Of organs and pianos by
several of our local dealers and q nanutac-
turer and firm from Baltimore IS quite
extensive, cmbracirg as it does large as
sortment, in which are noticed all the lead
irg makes.
sErERAL FINE DISPLAYS
of dry goods and notions also add 10 the
beauty OF the general surroundings in the
hall. Sewing machines OF various makes
also form prominent feature Of the ex.
hioits 4 display Of statuary is quite favor.
ably noticed. Displays of fancy groceries,
chinaware, cigars AID tobacco, novelties,
fancy goods, jewelry, millinery, penmauship.
,vc., &c, 20 to make up an exhibition well
worth ones while to examine.
he art gallery, which consists Of beau
,iful array OF paintings, PASTE aad crayon
work and bric.a brac Of quaint and pretty
STYLES. is one of the most enjoyable depart
ures of the whole Fair, and the talent OF
many Of our local amateurs la represent,
ed. The
SPECIMENS or NEEDLE WORN
on exhibition are unusu!ly fine and attract
a great deal of attention rom the ladies'.
The chiIdrens department is also we'll filed
With pretty display OF the PcoductSof deit
fingers and youthful ideas.
Taking it all together the display in the
Main Hall is frst-eass one in every re-
sprct and quite creditable TO those firms
@bo,e enterprise and ene,gy show such
complete results.
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D:ntnItlug IL saloon.

l.v,. o. S,tt,m5rr !0--Oa Tuesday
,igh. q, a'r-rp p, "a, made . bio. up with
rEra,,i,r rhe hotel sslaon aud residence OF
\rai 4 Bid~el, in The vrliarr OF West
,,.in.,rr lot lar from this pace The ga
loon lat recently been ooenci "n1 lis
IRE. srce was hotly opposed By some OF tae,
irFab;.Ets This opposition IS c7r...'ed
With inspiring the eGort; The whole front
rs,lr Grst siory was blown ava? and the
Interior wrecked Nal and .amil7 occupy.
irr an upper ON. we're thrown rom her
L-Ns aud hrnised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

A. Ba,Umore-Balumores ,, St. Louis :.
Errors Bulimcres ), 81. Louis ;. Bases,
B,,imo-es :, St. Louis 3 Struck out By
Henry ;, bv tontl 6.
At St. Louis-St. Louis |, Chicagos :.
Errors ST. Louis Q, Chicago ). Bases,
St. Louis > Chicago II. Pitchers, krr'7
and Clarkscn.
\. Boston-Boatons j. Philadelphias :.
nrrors Bcstous 3, Philadelphias q. Bases,
Bostcrs -. PLladelphias Q. Pitchers,
Whitney and Daily.
:. BuHalo-BuGalos }, Datroi;s , Ec,
rors, BuEalos /, Detroits :. Bases, Blftos
?. Det.C;ts g. Pitchers Conway ami Bald,
win.
At New Ydtk-New York 8, Providence
Errors. New York 3, Providence =.
Bases. New York 10, Providence Pitch
err. keefe and Shaw.
At New Neutrality-suspicious. I, Louj,
villes >. Errors Metropolitaus Louls-
viii es ); bases, Metropoltans 3. Louisville:
10; struck out, BY Bansey :, by CGshmau .
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Kelley Retained as President.

WV YORK, sept. lN.-At the afternoon
.f,.ion Of the Irish Catholic MON, Lancas,
ter Pa. was chosen as the n.N, place OF
mee.ipg. The following officers were
olsc,td: President, Hon. 4 N. Kelley;
Fin, Vice President Maurice 7. Withe';
Second Vice President j. }. Murphy; Sec
re,arv, Martin j. Griffin; Treasurer Kew.
James Henry.
When Minister Kelley Learned Of his re-
eIec,;on he listed the con ention and pro-
,e.,ed that as be has been honored with the
Presidency for twelve years, sone other
person should be SELECTED. out nose present
drowned MS voice with cties OF No. 20
o,ber person was selected.
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cn1 William sirmrll Dead.

Pg.r.urEG. September lO.-CoL William
S.:weu. who commanded the SeveAty'e'snth
Psunsylvauia Regiment during the Ia'e war;
died last night at his residence 10 hlttan-
MIN. Pa. from cancer Of the throa;, ms
symp,oms being an exact counterpart OF
,hsse o! General Grant BE was boCn II
the arsenal in this city II l52C.
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,1n..nrnn.rtts rrnh,h.ttnnlsts.

Wr"rssrEn. Mass, September 10 ne
Pollution Convent was ca ed to order
III, .orenoou by Gsorge Kemp'on, Chair
nm n. q q State Committee, and he wA'
made temporary Chairman. Mr. NemPton,.
in his address, denied that the cause OF
Prohibition had been checked in any Sc
,i.n q The country. and believed rha, great
rrc.scss mai been made. QrganiZ4iion. WAS
.F,ct,d by electins Rev. J. W. Hamilton.
President.
charles z. Knight Of Worcester, was
yrsuimou,!y nominated for Lieutenant Gov
e-, or. The balance OF the Safe ticket was
-, nominated
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A GRAF TON SUICIDE,
Young Lady Attempts UEacCountably to
Drown Herself Note.
,Spsrsrl 10 Ire R.yis.sr


GE1E-oN, September TO- - Bird .et
Shields, Young lady of this place, attempt
ed 10 commit suicide BY jumping into the
river near the pIauing mill this morning
about eight o'clock George Green. u
watehman at the B. y o. shops, saw her
i.mp in the river, be Jumped in after her
and had quite hard time TO get her out, as
she resisted and begged him not to take
her out OF the water No cause is assigned
for the rash act
Over fifty persons from Grafton went to
Wheeling Yesterday and to day to attend the
STATE Far DR.. James l.. Grant and daugh-
.rr. Hon John H. Holt, Vim. Jennings
James McCabe, Dr. Will Goley, Mrs. John
Gibson. Mrs Ed. l. Allen, Miss MOllie Boyd
aud Miss Alene Stone we're among the nun
Der.
Mr. Wm Dunkin and wife, Of Iudepend
euce Ksn formerly OF Bridgeport, W. Va,
we're registered q, the Grafton House yes
,erday.
Col. James X Smith, Of rerteyman, was
Quite i'll this week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

HAVING been troubled with very bad
CoDoh for about two years and having t7ied
almost every cough mixture that was ever
made, | have fouu' none that has gwen me
spch rreat yeliet as d.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and earnestly recommend it to all afflicted.
BgyI. +. DvGGAS, Il PARK Pl., \. \.
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Very slick Work.

ST. PAU, MINI. September o. ~
escape Of Brainer the detaulter. trom ;f'
Boston detectives in the Minneapolis DEPOT
is the sensation OF me day here. The de-
ttc,lyes from Boston nov claim that De.
t4crivps O'Couner, OF S,. Paul, aud Page, Of
Chicsgo, connived at the escape The latter
saw ,hey bad a wri, of habeas corpus ou'
Jailed to find their man. Ths whole thing
: s mys,erg. bur ia regarded aS slick work.
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- against as IN August. It was 81 last
wear in September. Frosts have wrought
very little injury aud vii be capable o, lit
tie if deferred ten days. The prospect is
s,ill favorable for crop Slightly above he
Avarage.
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,,,n, Has a Previous Engagement.

NV YoRN, Sept. lO.-A letrer was re-
cejvsd in this city to-day tom John l.. o''
Ran addressed 10 the sporting editors o.
.he papers here, SAYING that h. esnno, en-
ga,s in any fch, without the consent, q
iRr propristors of Lester y AL-" @ @Mln
s,rrls, bv whom he is engaged. las cou
,an- is withheld. and the SUl!'ysn-hyst
,r-.est - therefore of
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The smallpox.

MONTREAL. September ,0.-Ine OH "a!
statement at the Health Department today
shows there were ST new caSas OF smaUpoN
reported yesteriay, o. which = we're au-
tben,icated There were ) des;hs in the
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... ...o,gI u..n ,o.;rs with the Demo.
.r... II, rand Old p.., Was heir shield
800. rro,sc.iou auQ al says heCt hem II
.s,,....t ,,,.. mrn.Sralce. Yes, they aiway'
Dash the tarkey 10 ne 'front.' "aru they CNI.
Bu, there is q hale instance where ,>L COZ.
cred man was forgotten. Tie co"'f ma
IN there witfout Uuch Inconvenience.
- he was ao,. W refer 70 the Local or
..,,: atom q the Republicans ior the toSA,
mee,;ag. This organization MS SeA.el
81, round the speaker ba; 'hcca was n2' q
Ii4sk face auoag them. The ueA'est cot.
cred man was sea on the opposite s"" o.
IL. - Z
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The Second Event
was the 30 trot. lnthis race there were
but six nominations Almont, :. i. Tiden,
GRANNY CoIfsH, Groves blue Bull Gladys,
p. ). Purse!l. In the pools Gladys sold a
strong fayorite at so and field 81.
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THERE wss man Of our town aud ne
was wondrous wise He Jumped into
bramble bush and scratched out both his
eyes. And when he saw his eyes were out
w,h s!l bis might ani main he bought
bottle OF Salvation Oil. ard rco2et them
L aca:n.
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,,or.FoRp', ACID PHOSPHATE

~ Daniel 7. Nelson, Chicago, says Il
find !, a pleasant and vs.aao!e Fenedy IL
ipdires,;on. par,:c1ls''J IL oTeF"o'Aeo
uea.
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HORTICULTURAL HALL.
A Magnificent Display of Pare and Beau
tif-l Plants.

A Magnificent Display of Fare and Beau
tiff-I Plants.
All the bench room in Horticultural Hall
s not taken by exhibitors, brt the display OF
PLANTS and flowers is ?ery fine, and fully up
TO What i, sbo@li be \ reporter yester'
day made a hastY round CT the building,
and feastod his eyes upon tie various mag
nifccn, specimens C 2.ant ,;fe. Several o!
our local florists made splendid show!ugs,
-howing brgonias CaruatiCns, roses, trrns,
foliage plants g,adio.as, CameIias, crysan'
rhanumq, gcraniums. alnas nigh: 1ooming
CrruN. ,rlodiuma li"nn"d.ums rhodOden-
drons and lnuuurta,blr Ui!'rI op,-i".~.-~, "a
which we DO not pre'cnI 10 know the Imes.
The Wheeling Pa,k Association, among
.Iners. has sent y tine display OF shrubs and
rotted plans selected from the r're coIiec-
non Oh their pleasure grCInda out The pike,
ard the collection was generally admired.
The premium Tor
TIE LARGEST riSriAT
vas awarded to Mr. l.. H. Nowviock, the
south End florist, who also took large
number Of other premiums. One notable
:: ccimen, nud one which elected much ad-
mirh,ion. was plant Of the William
F;ancis Bennett rose, better known among
Noris's Is the five thousand dollar rose, that
atm having been pad for q slip OF il 5y Mr..
Evans. Of Philadelphia, some yrars ago, the
grower einr Mr.. 3ornr:' whose gardens on
lhe banks of the Thames, near Lonion, are
known all over the world. The display OF
ferns is particularly strong. One specimen
ia ,bown which has over iiva hundred small
sprouts upon t, sch b-irg . P"rS,c plant
in miniature. Foliage plants are to
be seen in abundance, and also quite a
number of specimens Of new foreign orna
mental plants. The
I.srLAY or .'T FLOWERS
is small, bu, two exhibitors competing IN
this line. The specimens are very choice
however, q wreath, a bridal bouQue. and
funeral le,ign being especially worthy OF
note. Auothtr ELe exhibit Is large tub
II led with various species Of lycoPoiiums
This was entered too late for competition
n.d Is merely an exhiuirion. The ent re
q, /, crion Of plants, as we have already
:. ID If me. aud they should not be over
l,nAei in the genera rush.
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scored with Billy F. at the pole and were sent
of at the fret trial.. Histogs being left en-
tIrely out OF the heat. Billy +. lead to frat
half followed close by Frank ". At the gee.
ond half Hist,ga cut in and led Billy 7
pressing the pace till the latter few off his
feet and gslloped down the stretch, being
pulled down Just as he passed under the
wire. Frank W., who had paced steady
throughout was given the heat Billy F.
second and Sorel Billy and Hiatoga dis.
tanced.
The dissatisfaction Of the public at the
treatment received BY Hiatoga was great,
his friends questioning the honesty Of the
Judges in the decision. Mutuals paid 1910
on the heat.
FOURTH HEAT.
Frank W. had the call in the pools of 81
and the field 81, now reduced to Billy +.
The apparent scaly management Of the
pool had scared of outsiders so no mutusls
were sold. Frank W. secured the lead at the
start and held it till the lower turn, when he
broke and was passed by Billy f., who in.
creased his Lead at every stride, leading
the favorie to the finish and winning with
ease by two lengths in 2:29. Frank W.
pre- '>ed the leader from the quarter TO the
ibree.qusrters, breaking repeatedly and
falling back, bu; sgain squirting and going
up gain, only to break when be seemed TO
have al even chance for the heat.
rIFTR HEAT.
Sly F. had choice in pools OF $40 to s..
The horses got CF al first score, with Billy
in the lead, closely pushed by Frank W.,
the latter col,sring the leader at the quar-
ter, the half and threc-quarters, only in
each instance 10 break and fall back, Billy
winning by several l-ngths in 2:%l:
Tkt ann m ar is as rnllnSs.
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FIRST NEAT

Jockeying on the part of the drivers de
,ayed the start I'LL the driver o.: Groves
Blue Ball was Gned -, VIXEN the monkey
iug ceased Tie horses got OIL with Alt
uIUlt at the pole Iilden showed front and
. cd 10 quarter where he WAS pushed closely
oy G,adys. At the hall the ia7onte was o
.trg,h ahead Of Illden with Purse! close
20. lae Others tra..,rg in ihr :ear. The
contest between the leaders was close TO
he stretch where the tavorite rl,,ed out
!ai won by Two Irngths, lllden two,
IurAcil three, Groves Blue Bull .UIr COtIx
i've, A,mous disiaacvj. MutGas paid
81 ~ M. hent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

its all right, and shall consider the Fair
success in point OF attendance, Ii tomorrow
Is anyway near IS good.