The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-22
STATE FAIR RACES.
The List of Starters FOR the Principal Speed
Events next Week.

State Fair races next week, so far as the
entries have closed. The entries for the
running races have not yet closed. This
list promises some interesting contests:
No. Thursday, August 9S-whCelIng stakes, 2
| yGar.Old trot, Il mile, best in3.
| !. 7. a. Miller Bancroft, Pn., lAmHrnline.
.. 7. \. Miller, bancroft, Pa, Mary McGregOr.
y Nh. Willis, 0rcide,, W. VA, Ne%s6oy
| 4. Hurry G, johnson, Glarksbug, W. Va.
| .. J. a. Quay, MOrgHnzn, Pa, Plympton.
| G. L. Roberts Il Son, MoundsYillc, W. Va,
Col. Fclter.
I. Greer BROS, Canonsburg, Pa, ZaclId.
| S. Ross Stout, CraigmOre, W. Va.
| Q. j. II. Wills, bridgeport, v. Va, Prospect.
TO-, G. 7. brown, Wheeling. W. Va, Prince
II. j. 4. wadllc, Short Greek, W. Va, BILLY p;
II. Walter sedwick, Clarksburg, W. Va Benja'
1s. d. Brown. wellsburg, W. Va, Virginia State.
No. $3.50 class, trotting; purse 500.
!. Walter Sedwick, Clarksburg, W. Nnr s. m,
May BmXt0u.
.. l., ". Cole.
>. T. W. HagHn, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. IN, Gar.
4. John Collins, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. g., Idol Roy
q; D; $. spellman Wheeling, W. Va, b,sp Dr.
Q: T; Mclaughlin, Rochester, Pa, b. g., S. +.
Gallagher.
L FarE Farmer Indiana River, Mich, =. g.
Frank 7.
No; 91Runnng emile heats, best in 3 Purse
Running races by double teams to skeleton
wagons.
STATE DAY-Wcdncsday, August99.
No. 1910 class, pnCing. Purse 500 co.
/. l.. w Cole, Pittsburgh Pr, b. N.
.. ", u. Mcbride, Washington, Pa. b. 4.
B., II. simpson, Allegheny, Pa.. r., Noble Hay
I; TEomns 7. Chowcn. steubcnvlllc, o., g.s.,
9; Wendell steuder, New MnrtlnSIlle, W. Va,
:. il. D. Ernest, Buffalo, n. y. b., Daisy Webb.
s., Fhomns +. Hughes, Allegheny, Pa, b. M
.; q; ". ramsey, Clarksbng, W. Va. Creole
10. 4. Miller, Pittsburgh, Pa, br. s., Tom D..
II. Henry Miller, Youngstown, o.. Harry Walker.
y, J.. 7. Riddle, RGyenna. o., PILOT Wilkes.
II. Crawford \ Wilkinson, Frankfort Springs,
s. s., Grey Wilkes.
No. 5-2:si class tsottIng. Purse $4,000.
!; DIS. ,spcllman, Wheeling, W. Va, b. s. DR..
.. John {. Collins, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. m, Gyp-
8. il. D. Ernest, Buffalo, n. y, &. M, AIgepea.
4; J,F. Marshall, Iianoverton, O., blk. g., Black
5. v. II. Turk, Carthage, o., g., Badly T.
g.; Charles Stevenson, Frankfort Springs, Pa s.,
Young StoUkbrldge.
No. G-RunnIng, u mile heats, . in three, purse
$50 90. Roman standing race With double
teams
CRY DAY-Thursday, August 3Oth.
No. 7.-2:;O class, pacing; purse $4,000.
/. D. S. SpellmRH, Wheeling, ". Va, b. &, Fred.
=. John .; Collins, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. 81 Mar.
3: ii, D. Ernest, Buffalo, y. y, b. m, Daisy
1. Peter Brown, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. M, Jennie X.
Harry M2lyST Beaver Falls IA" Jessie II
I. Crawford * Wilkinson, Toronto, o., n g.,
Grey Wilkes
No. s-2:2a class, lrottlng; purse 800 90.
!. II, D. Ernest, Buffalo, n. f.,b. s., St. Elmo.
.. .: J. Beebe, Columbus, o., s. s., Clay Davis.
3. ThOs. e. Coleman, Carthage, o., b. g.. ThOs. &.
4. Chas, stevenson, Frankfort Springs, Pa. s.,
Young StOCkbrldge
No. 9.-Runnlng, mile heats, In 8; purse 500.
Grand CnYnirade Of horses and Cattleat nm.
Ladies' riding races, two miles, changing horses
ut every mile without touching the ground.
SCHOOL DAY, Friday, Augud3l
No. lO-2:20 class pacing; purse 500.
l.; J; Ross Mosgrove, Steubenville, o., oh. &.
.. II. D. Ernest, Buffalo. y. y, b. IN. Little iaa.
3; A.. J. lInws, JOhnstown, Pa, &. =. Patsy
4, James Alexander, Johnstown, Pa, $. &, Hen.
No: ii-RunnIng, Y mile heats, best In Q; purse
$40.
Grand cavalcadSo Of horses and cattle at pm.
Hurdle race between two ladies and two gentle
men riders.
Roman standing nce with double teams.
The exhibit OF the resources OF Mo-
mongolia county for the State Fair ar
rived Monday evening in charge Of Mr..
Q. L. Aiken, Of Wadestown, who Is rep.
resenting Prof. |, G. White, the COM
missioner appointed by the County
Court. Tho exhibit consists OF wool,
coal, ore and woods, and fine geologi-
cal map OF the county. This exhibit |
promises to be among the finest, and it
ought to spur other counties who have
taken no action in the matter to make
some provision for their representation.