Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-07
ll.ls NILE DASH. PURSE $500.
$3.50 PACE; PURSE $500.
NOTES OF THE DAY.

That pace was a"corker."
The score cares give general satisfac-
ton.
In the language Of flowers the Fair is
o daisy"
Main street presents q handsome ap-
pearance.
The kodak fend was on the ground s
yesterday.
A great deal OF money changed hands
on the races yesterday.
There were many more carriages In
the enclosure yesterday.
Samanthy and Zeb dropped In last
night from down on the farm"
The thirsty multitude under the
grand stand stood four deep at times.
It hard times which prevents the
reserved seats in the grand stand from
filling up.
w. Il. AIlison's wire display In the
Main building attracts q great deal oil
attention.
Don't be compelled to say mo, "
when you are asked II you have seen
the State Fair.
Portraits OF Madame Zeno, the para
chute jumper, were offered for sale on
the grounds.
BeIlaire and Martins Ferry were
represented by some OF the prettiest
girls on the grounds.
"Look at that horse pulling bicy-
cle." said child who saw pneumatic
sulky for the first time.
Two large boats are running from
the foot OF Twelfth street to the side
entrance OF the grounds.
The DAILY REGISTER will be on sale
at the REGISTER booth 10 the north
wing OF Main Exhibition Hall.
In visiting the State Fair. don't fall
to see the fine display OF Houston,
Sliffe & Co., In Machinery Hall.
Grand Rapids Manufacturing and
Implement Company have one OF the
best displays 10 their line at the Fair.
West Virginia Seal and Stencil
Works has one OF the finest displays at
the State Fair. All visitors should sec
their display.
The man who was inside the balloon
Yesterday afternoon looked like a
darky when he came out, and WAS pers-
piring copiouay.
The boot blacks haunt Water street
and the wharf. They survey every
piece OF foot-gear, and their "Shine
Mister?" is familiar cry.
The McAuley-Peters tent and avn
ing display, just north OF the main
building, is q very creditabIs one. They
advertise "a shady business on the
square. See?"
"Tbe day is coming" said promi-
nent horseman, "when there will be
two starters ia each race. This Is the
only way TO save time, and would prove
more satisfactory to the drivers and TO
the public" 80,
While the live stock show 10 limited
this wear. vet q number OF fine speci-
mems OF sheep, cattle and swine are 70
be seen. J. L. Hayes & Son. OF Man
pinaton, have splendid lot OF thor
oughbred Shropshire sheep on exhioi-
ton.
After the second running race, IN
auctlopeer sold Roam Rather from the
indoe.' stand. This horse Wa entered
ia the PA pace. and has mark OF Pa.
II is eight years old. AID 10 splendid
driver. The bidding was not very i've
". The horse was finally knocked down
to Joseph Speidel for $500, which 10 con-
sidered bargain
A Young man from Washington coun-
~ vas arrested under the grand stand
for ouarrelIng. He Was subsequsntly
released. however. and the hiiarions
members Of his party assured tne omce!s
the trouble Was only caused ~ - Iitsis
mIsupd erstspdIn' about some bser." The
voupg man vas somewhat tssffui dur
inr hts temporary retsrktop, Ana VIII
probably Be more sniabl11i1 the tusure
uhss eut for . coed Zine