St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-27
THE WINONA FAIR.
Grand Opening Day.-.The Race
Programme and Other Events.

Grand Opening Day...The Race
Programme and Other Events.
Special to the Globe
WINoNA. Aug. 26.-The great Vino
IA Fair and Inters tate exposition, which
opened to-day, is splendid success.
President Foster and the other officers
have been interchangeable. and the result
Of their labors is very evident, for the
fair is going to be daisy. Applica-
tons for space have poured in so rap
idly that all the available space is now
given out, and the managers are now
figuring on building extra accom- mOda-
lions. Some of the exhibits are so elab-
crate as to surprise as well as please.
The stock and agricultural exhibits are
above par.
The Winona fair will not only take
no back seat, but will prove the biggest
success of the year. The full pro
gramme of the races is now completed,
and many fine horses are entered, as the
following programme shows:
THE RACE PROGRAMME.
Tuesday, Aug. 27-2:35 pacing. purse
S250-Irish Girl b m, S. D. Maeomber, New
Lisbon; Blue Bullp, g, Il. Maeomber, New
Lisbon Billy R. ch G. NJ. Holmes, st. Paul !;
Flora M, n. II. F. Sargent, Minneapolis;
Minnie ID, D u H. JSAuS. ftaQ O1a1T6-
$50 trotting, purse S25o-Suatford, b,
r Price, ST. Paul; Tom Cullen, b g. T. NJ.
Cullen, Beaver Dam: Gen Marion, b, Fetch
Bros. GalesviIle; Minnie MILESTONE, blk M
j. Peterson Black River Falls; Ebony Sphinx,
blk b. G. S. Dowd, Winona; Nellie D, b N,
Still, Sparta: Annie P. N, 81. T. Sergeant
Minneapolis: Flossie =, b m. ". i. Dyer,
Lancaster, Wis; Resbak Maid, b N, Thee
Fish, Nonemoc- Wis; Belle G. b n, j. d.
Milton, Minneapolis.
2:32 Trotting Purse, S3o0-Fannied Whet-
stone, b N. John Peterson, Black River
Fails; Charlie Maeomber, b g, s. D. Macon
Der, New Lisbon: Clara P. eh Il, G. S. Doud,
Winona; Victory, h, Palmer Bros: La
Crosse: De Soto. G, Robert Currothers
Stevens Point
THURSDAY, AUG. %.
2:40 trotting. purse S25o-Tom Cullen. b
2, T. M. cider, Beaver Dam; General Mar
Rock, blk b, John Peterson, Black River
Falls; Charlie Waeomber, b g, S. D. Macon
Der. New Lisbon; Clara P. DR. m, 6. S. Dond,
Winone; Nellie D, m, M. Derry. Clear
Milkward. Oh N. q. F. Sargent Minneapolis;
Little Harry. b g, r. Jeyne, Eau Claire: Flos-
sic D, b N, W J. Dyer. Lancaster, Wis; Won
Aria, oh. R. Carrothers Stevens Point.
2:24 pacing, purse $300-Belle, D D N,
Lou Brothers, Red Wing; Highland Laddie,
Plpestone.
THIRD DAY.
2:27 Trotting, purse S300-Louis S, eh g,
L. Hinckley, Minneapolis: Jerry L, G. John
Anderson. Minneapolis; Victory, b. Palm
er Bros, La Crosse: Mambrino Swigert blk
h, W. j. Dyer, Lancaster; Deadwood. blk b,
A q. Beyerstadt, Winona; Motor b b, L. C..
Avery. Hutchinson. Mimi; Isaac G, 6 g, ".
q. Biddleson, Marietta, Wis.
IN GENERAL.
In fa1 nG
offered for a running race. best two in
three heats. and special prizes for race
Of dogs in harness driven by boys.
A kennel show of fine dogs is under
consideration.
E. @. Nevins was appointed marshal
in place of B. q. Langley, resigned.
Every day will be great day. This
one was devoted by everybody in look
ing over all the fine exhibits. Tuesday
will be the grand wedding in special
pavilion in front of the grand stand,
with special excursions from Red Wing,
Lake City, Wabasha and Zumbrota-
Wednesday will be Rochester. Owa-
tonna and Dodge Center day, with the
first baby show, for which there are
many entries. Thursday will be Old
Settlers day, with excursions from st.
Charles, Plainview, Chatfeld and
Eyota, and address by Gov. Merriam, who
will be escorted by the Guards.
Friday will be the second baby show,
and all the live stock will be displayed
on the track. Nine. Alphonsa Dock
stader will make her marvellous para
chute drop on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Saturday will have special
attractions. The race programme is
given above.
Arrangements are making for big
display of fireworks, torchlight process
sion and general illumination on Tues
day evening.