The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07
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WaLLA WALLA.
Close Of the Great Yair-TwsiSe
Banks In Operation.

WALLS WALt&, Oct. e--This even.
ing the third annual Waiia Waila fair
came 10 a close. Fully 800 people
were III attendance to-day. A. the
same faces were met with to-day as on
former days. there Is unmistakahle
evidence that flae races are the draw
Ing card. Under the pressure Ut ex.
eitomsut attendant on the speed trials
this afternoon, men. women and chill
sireu. une9mplainiHg, u1dcrEeDt the
sitting heat within the graad stand,
or uBInnrmering faced the brOil'ng
sun from whatever pace afforsies a
fsiing place for the fest ard from
which they could see tbs strides oi
the nigh bred caaFseFs on the track.
The meeting was successful issyDnd
expsefiau. The results are far more
satisfsssosy, the Attendance more
nameroa4 than at any fair ever held
here OF m the territory.
Thi. m0ruin2 ~ u iesie's eollrcs
ton Of fraita and vegetables was Sc
Iecteai bv +. w. Hunt Go he sent 20
the New York stock exchange, The
collection inrludes Irish potatoes
weighing seven pounds. siaashes as,
eailhages stripped. -, bcets -. sweet
pStatoas 10, grapes six, and 20 forth.
The imparfiAiisy, euisr;esy and hon.
esty Of tsis management. and the com
piete system ia al departments, has
Contributed b lhs great success u this
fair. and insnfe the success Of all tu-
ture exhibitions under like auspices.
A fan iist OF awards il not obtain
able FL FaiioR, VIM ~ordmany
Rec :, =. H. Hardin and James Cas-
ia
OF Durhsms: Orlsy Hnti. on Here
iosds; A. q. Thomas. u. Alien, Dr.,
and III G. White. on Jerseys; VI, G..
Moore, Jessie brgnhelser, A. {, Dick
enson. j. Battin. Jr., Grain Bros,
Morris A Ritter aud Tim Barry. OF
Holsteins, Tim Barry. on Polirl
Angus la Eaiion, fifteen premiums
first and second. on draft horses and
mares; Abel White, four premiums
on imported Pereberpns; Kelly q
White. Dayton, tao on Imported
FeFchcrous.
Yesterday unfinished trot was con
ciudei this niorning alaid tremendous
excitement. the sports All at sea n 10
netting Maud Knox was fayurife.
u, X. w, won the hrst beat. and
oueca. much 10 everybody surprise,
took the second.
The running race. mile aud guar-
Ter. VAS won hy RepcttA IN 2 1921. over
Cninna, Rruadehafch. Rosa Lewis.
Nevada. 0seeoia. Cooma SOLD "a.
yorite.
Prr,.'or an trct loT 5000 palatina
xcn ia 1,Flts. over Hilton and Little
ice Hilton and Little jos were
favotiies. faistina the fell
Six furlanrs dash. pure ~ sfs1--
Enly iioiy won. over Bogus. Laura y
Kitty Van. Rfoadehareh, Ida Glenn,
lady Duty nuriaF the race Laura
y stumbled. throwing hr rider
Thomas Shaw. whose lett ealiar-eoae
Ma broken
To night ali the Gell haysrs arr
happy and waiinWing in wealth There
was si1.0o tn the pteihox ln che SIX
tuflons fses. The towa T. hilafisas
Tonight. the - faF0 games lscias
er4aaei Is ssitocAapH.
col John Green arrived this morn.
Ing ffem h3ise barracks. - take izs
maid 81 Fort Waila W4iia
Ffiday svvniae - Pena'efan. sheriff
Tan ssn was tar0en sgam kis buggy
by runaway sni esdis hurt his hessi
being severely eat.
tits estimated <.eD tons of wheat
viii ie shipped tean ficiens on the
Oregon & Washington Territory raai
this sea-au. - Tacoma
Wl5Am NaskeiEn, wcll kuGwa
sfsaT;tas maa, Il sboeiRs sach evident
signs At insanity - % alarm his fe.a-
tive