The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-14
FHB Big FAIR ENDED,
Good Attendance Yesterday
and Fine Racing
MARKEDTHE WINDING-UPDAY
or What Has Been the Best FAN
Ever Held Here-A Gratifying
Success Financially the Best
Feature of the Fair,


Feature or the Fa'F'
--
We. y;,,;,;a State
me nlnIh annus' "ess ,".
Fair Is q thing OF the past, having closeu
last evening, Yesterday was Children's
nov .r1 h prblic schools of this city
LAY -, ,ravo c,ouad In
ana OF hlalN'hh reF'y "s
order 10 allow the teachers ana souoiSls
an opportunity 70 ENJOY y = aV W.
fair, q chance that hundreds q
advantage oil, Ihere appeared ' 70
children everywhere yesterday W. u
police and fair Officials were KEEP pusy
seeing that they were not run eyer OF
up to some destructive mischief, u
attendance, however was ~
means limited 70 Tue chlluIsn'
A large number OF railroad excursion
tickets were taken ~ Nv ths s9ves
and many farmers waited nul the lasE
day to drive into town wlth thett IA M
lies and assist IN making Eals ialr Ihe
most successful, hnanclalIY, Gnat lle as
ISOLATION has ever enjoyed, Intne slter'
noon there was q l9lrly good atlehuAnce
OF city people, much better IN TACT, than
has been the case on previous
last days, Inc attendance Yesterday
was between SIX ana seven Thousand "
would have been larger hau mo- the
weather threatened ram IN Tue morning.
There was not 2 drop lell, however, ane
there was nothing whatever occurred 70
In any way interfere wlth tue pleasure
aud enjoyment o. We Ialge aua!ence
that gathered IN tue alterhoohl 10 WlthesS
the races,
Yesterdays racing was the best OF the
week. There was more excitement anu
fun connected wlth the wv pace lnan
with any other tnree races during Lne
week. The people became ehthusea
yesterday and cheered the Winners re-
peatedly, oo
The. first race was q trot Tor the 2;2O
class Tor a purse oil $+OO. Ihere %ere
nve entries Dlt only loIr started. hoi'
stein, D; g. entered oyIhomas Slarsnail
Of Pittsburgh, being drawn, ihe other
entries were Lucy Nj ny !. W. shank
o. cleveland, J1Huibay, =, g. oy huli q
walker, salem, y BLACK Hawk, DIk Z, py
! y farEef, unrlchsVlile, anu AtWoou
:. g. BY John Hines, o. Minerva, Ohio
JUDD BOY was q strong iaVorlte n won
me race easy, In three straight heats, ~
2;Sdt, 2:29s and 2;3l:, Mntuals paid
~, " ~ and y W. BACK Hawk
TOOK ec0ha money, Atwoou th'ru anu
Lucy N. lourtn.
Ihe second race was the Z'9V pace
Win Yen entries. y vas not flushed
~ altet o,clock, tne noises gong IN
tne ny neat' ~ eyeh1ni wnen u Tas
80 oatE tnat tney conlu eass'y % ais-
lngulsuea acfoSs 1ne lily. was
gteD " F sUisb 'uii ar y a. eA' iS,arsn.od S;d
the SuSience hscomS that the nercentsoe
oiIboSa Who isft hstore The ro%ncInsion
II tho races wss ANAL omno,e ~ What
M nsnaIIv Ia Mania "a wSS tho
isvorits a. The Start Int The AID
vas AZ m;.ed that Il was some tina
EhsIo,s the tnowin, onss bs"an
~ hnnt tor an 6nnortnnity 10 ni.on tSaI.
monaa ~ Sa,Lnr Ii,,Ia TTIIas Snas
,neS;HnSS tSa Grst hsot n a vor,. asa1 msnI
nsr Sss looked mon hv same iooISsh
onaa os 4 w;nnsr FtTha sSscoUJ LaOt ,Soa
nacsj 10 IN nrand NAM ~ "V
bass, band06ms s,oil;op Ct, uanIa
iso9 Wsst IiaNanJSr ond Nv - enns
heoar,a somawhat ~ t"no.;te Me,njo
y .noS 1Sa tb;rJ and forsth hoo,s onS
Sas noS,Sa H., ~ HS Sa..a
L,st nIter The toE Xxx esf 10 yss sarSnSY1,
rsce Theionoer thav trottsd tba mS,e
tLo. ,o. "oiJins imnsovsT 'eT " 'Y tSa s so,
nss.na.In roi,,dd 'a an.
Icy tEa aOnd ha saS SSs "
lug naS in w !, st ~ " III VI ~
sscV1u P.aVe snatf ~ topItn, 4uH ~
!ne 'ou1tn " SeGonu. tne hext Ihtes
heats he clCs- uuIer w WIt =, lTst l5 w
won the race. The Tia was S'o1i s'1s3i
2:SO4j; 2:8Oi; 2:3l!; 2:SOl anu Z!Sgt'
Mamie =. took second money and Bob
lngersoll third. There was no fourth
money awarded, the other horses having
either drawn or been distanced.
Just as the field was coming around