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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-09-26
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@or Mqaneber fiben, og insen bar
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sobtsiort, at ban iaar / en- 10000
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meloer, at @eter Sobn,on fra
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at ban enten par en- Eullins eller en-
burtoreben Beora9er, og nu ct ban
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(Minneopolis) iom MI er unoer
Sitanoiattelie, freueoe i9ien ct Wenz
neReliu iioRe 3irsbaas Mften = tet
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DpfprelIe. Os bet belle par &eiul'
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@tbe, ioet ben 5orulbtfebe par iai
til at arbeibe oppe paa en- @latform,
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ben blep. at be raabne Borb braf.
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meb Nurien os Ralt falot fra femte
@tase og neb &ielberen. Den enc
al bisIe bpbe af fine geRaoigelie1
nosle Elmer efter, % ben anoen blir
ianolpnltsuis &rgblina for 2epetis
ben. Sen Nfbgbe efterlaoer Zig 9us
itru os 6 BDrn. {Samtunoet.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-09-26

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gen blep 9iuen.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-09-26

@terf Snbbilbninsstraft. 9}at>
pn9teren (til @tubenten, Der lisger
paa @aben): 6pao beftiuer Sc oer?
@tuoenten: Seq 9aar biem!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

HIEh IhE rum bllS''
Episcopal church IS tho most attractiv Q
one on the ground and merits tho gem
orous patronage it received.
Lester Dillon and Arch Johnson
created lots OF amusement by their
backwoods gct-up. They did tho gawk
act to perfection. A theatrical man.
ager has his weather eve on this pair.
There didn't seem to be mn unoccu-
pied spot on tho grounds. Everywhere
the cye could roach-poople and people.
And the dust. II there had been a
rain II would have been pretty set-to,
with tho chances in favor OF dust.
Train No. s on tho Wheeling & Lake
Eric railroad, which leaves Wheeling at
4 40 p. m., fast timG, will leave ono hour
later than usual this evening TO accom-
modate those who attend tho Fair. Poo.
pie out tho Wheeling & Lake Erie like
this.
An agricultural son OF toll. coming up
tho bank from tho pontoon bridge Mt
Twelfth street, gazed into the crystal
like depths OF the sewer stream, and
was heard to murmer-"Be gosh, they
secm to hnvo had right pcGEt rain in
town"
L. NJ Crothcrs, tho we'll known Wash
ington county, Pa, stocknan. and ono
OF tho best known mon in this section,
whose exhibit is in charge OF John
Horny Denny, IN accommodating and
popular young man, Of Cannonsburg,
hns continued tho string Of SUCCESS he
has oxporloncoh at tho other fairs In
shcop his exhibit was particularly fine
and on Southdowns no scoopod in every
first prize given. Mr.. Crothers' hobby
is ilne horsetlesh, and at his place In
Crothers he has ono OF the llnost stock
farms in this section. Ilo exhibited
several animals at this fair and
carried Oh number OF prizes,
among thom on tho following:
"Gypsy Boyd" worry stylish road
animal; money Musk" promising
yearIing, by tho Lamb horse, Of West
Alexander; "Lady Grace" fivo year
old, and "Lady Gay" m equally promia.
Ing thrcc yonr old. All these animali
arc Of first class Pedigree. Mr.. CrothorA
will put "Iady Graco" in training for
tho track next spring, rs she shows
slgns OF becoming great PAGER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

tion. The races were the best OF the
iairand the day was remarkable as be-
ing the occasion OF tho breaking OF the
track record.
Early in the day 1t was seen that the
attendance ut tho fair was going to be
enormous, as almost steady streams oil
people were passing over the two
bridges and across the pontoon bridge,
from o o'clock in tho morning until the
hour when the races we're called, 9 p. IN.
Hotel men say that there were more
out.of.town people in tho city, yesterday
than there wcrc on tho big day OF the
fair last year. when nearly twenty
thousand passed through the gates.
Every hotel in the city is crowded with
guests-oyery room has ut least three
occupants, and the hotel people are
sending people TO private houses. All
of tho railroads had extra coaches on
incoming trains yesterday and inyarl-
ably the coaches were crowded. The
railroad people expect to bring NAVY
thousands OF people into tho city to-day;
The outgoing trains wore not well hiiea
last evening, most Of the visitors re-
manning over to-day for tho fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

largest day in point Of attendance Of the
fair of 1894, and as about the second
largest in the history OF this and pre-
yious fairs. Conservative estimates
placed the attendance figures yesterday
at 1900, and others ranged upward to
10000 or 1900. Secretary Hook was
unable last evening TO give reliable
figure, rs tho returns from the various
ticket sellers had not been received. 1t
was wheeling Day" and the town
people rs usual came to the fore In
numbers sufficient TO make tho day tho
top-notch one OF tho fair. At noon
probably 10000 people were within the
grounds, and two hours later that num-
Der was almost doubled.
The races OF course were the principal
attraction, though the various exhibits
and the novelties OF fair Of the magni-
tude Of this one came 10 for a generous
amount Of attention. The exhibits in
the main building, horticultural build.
ing and machinery hall were inspected
by enormous crovds, particularly be.
fore the races, and tho stock exhibits,
poultry show and other attractions
came In for q generous amount oil atten-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

place. Pilot W. rGS we'll up At the hall,
but broke badly at the wire and vas
lost On entering the back stretch
Wilkes seemed 70 have increased his
lead, but later Ollie K. came no at 4
terrific clip and It was nose and nose
when inc string entered the home
slfelch and hfty yards from home the
DAYTON animal took 4 decided lead just
AZ Barney btok6 and commenced TO
run. Ban Wilkes finished third, but
for Barney's running Ban got the sec
ond place. Time by quarters-:Ss,
l:l4, 1851, 2:28.
Second heat-ThoSe who pinned their
faith 10 Ban Wilkes, the fast Virginia
geldIng, were right In IL this heat, as
he took the heat Handsomely. Barney
Wilkes second aud Ollie K, who had
been pocketed. third. Ban took the
lead at the word with the Steubenviie
horse, Pilot W., away behind. On the
back stretch In the first half Ollie X.
was A good second. At the halt Ban
was 10 the lead, Barney Wilke, second
and The fayoritS, Ollie K, In very neat
pocket, from which che was unable TO
extricato herself On the second turn
into the back stretch Barney broke and
ran a considerable distance. In the
stretch Ban continued 70 lead, Barney
second aud Ollie K. third, Pilot w.
away In tho rear. They finished In that
order. For running tho judges set
Barney back 10 fourth, giving second to
Ollie K, and at tho same timo declaring
all bets of. Time by quarters-:SS,
l:14i, 1:5li, 2:20l.
Third heat-This was very exciting
heat and was won by Ollie X. attet u
magnificent struggle with Bau Wilkes
and Barney Wilkes. Barney took the
lead at the start, Ban Wilkes second
and Ollie X. close up in third place.
On the frat turn Barney made his usua!
break aud galloped for over hundred
yards. At tho half Ban Wilkes mad
wrested the lead from Barney. Ollie
still third aud right 10 the struggle. On
the back stretch the same order was
maintained to the quarter pole, when
Ollie K. took second place, only
length behind the leader. Turning
into the homes.Ie,ch Ollie K. went to
tho front handsomely. aud after ham.
mer and tougs struggle down the
stretch ar, she won from Ban Wilkes by a
head. Barney in third place. limo by
ouor.ers-:S8i. 1:l2!. 1:49f, 2;2Gt. This
was faster than either Of tho preceding
heats.
Fourth heat-This proved TO be tho
decisive heat OF the race as 1t was won
by Ollie X, who had won two other
heats. At the quarter Ollie was at the
front with Barney second and Ban
third, Pilot W. still in tho running and
going steadily. Entering the home
stretch Barney broke but remained in
second place, Ban third. At the three
quarters Ollie was first with Pilot Sec
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

Lilly" aud alter some lively bidding
she was knocked down to Mr.. Hewitt
for Sll5.
Secretary Hook commenced to Sun lilo
carly In the day. and as tho crowd in.
creased so grew that smile.
Judge r. IL Cochran, Of Toledo. who
Is visiting his brothers In Martins
Ferry, attended the Fair yesterday.
Tho ladies' were out in unusual num-
bers and the brilliaucy of color in tho
upper end OF tho grand stand was quite
tropical-likewise tho weather.
When BIinden was loft at the post in
the running dash that characteristic
smile OF bob" Anderson's was seen to
fade until it mingled aud was lost in
the smoky atmosphere.
The refreshment booth conducted by
the ladies' society of St. Matthew's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07


Deene In the second heat Of the 2:92
pacinr race. When tho timO was an:
nouncod by Starter Wood tho crowd
showed tho greatest enthusiasm evinc-
cd since the fair began.
THE 2:S2 TRor
Tho 2:92 trotting race, tho first on the
programme, wac not started on timo, tho
horses not getting onto the track until
nearly 9 o'clock. On the second ut
tempt a start was made and Barney
Wilkes ut onco took tho lead from the
polo horse, Ollie K. On tho back
stretch tho loader broke wildly, but the
driver brought tho horse to quick re-
covery aud Barney maintained his lead:
but by decreased margin. AZ tho hall
Barney was leading, with Ollie In tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
GENERAL NOTICES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Board Of Equalization &AppealS.
CLKnRs orrlcE. CRY or wnrrIlyo.

CLkHk OFTICE CTTH OF WHEELING.
Notice is hereby sIvon to nil persons concern.
od that tho assessors Of the City OF Wheeling
bnvC completed their assessment for the yeas
1891 and ;nadc return thereof 10 my Office.
All persons who desire to appeal from said rs.
ScSSment or desiring any corrections made. will
appear before the Board OF Equalization aud Ap-
Pcals. which board will meet at 10 O'Clock a M,
atthc City Building, on tho following days, to
hear all objections and revise and correct any
errors which may appear:
Fist wRul-NOnday. September 10.
Second Ward-fucSlay. September II.
Third d-wednollay, September IL
Fourth WnFd-ThurSiluy, september IL
Seventh Wnrd-frldAy. September II
Filth Warl-MOndAy, SeptCmbeFl7.
Sixth WHrd-rueSlRy, September IS
Eighth Ward, Wednesday, September 10
IT'S ordered that all petitions for reduction or
correction of amy assessment OF property in any
OF the several wards OF the city, DO presented on
the day hbrOby SGT forth for the consideration Of
assessments aud correction OF errors In any OF
such wards, Tho board will not return TO any
ward for tho purpose Of making corrections, etc,
after tho day hereby designated for tho conSld.
Grafton Of petitions from such ward.
THOMAS F. THONER,
au2l Clerk City Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
GEO. r. TAYLOR.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR 8 ALE.

Splendid house, five rooms, Linn street, Del
House. siT rooms brick. EoG street. Eta
Splendid avp.rOOmed house, lot lO'1l75 Told
House, four rooms. Woods street, Centre
Wheeling. on easy terms, $3.50.
House, SIX rooms. North Market street slJn
House oiSeven rooms, Eighteenth strec! VIII
six.roOmed house IN tho rear. lot 31xll. S,.fN
House OF three rooms, Lind street, Btlveds's'
House Of 0 rooms. Eofr street, between I'd AID
I'D streets, with +roomed house in tue Fsi;;
large lot, $500,
a NnO Improved farm OF sixty acres th'as
miles east Of Wheeling.
House Of I've rooms, TWcnty'third STREET
j tOaso Of five rooms, chaplInO street Cents
House 81 three rooms. slnrkO. street. Cents
Wheeling, 500 ,,,-
House q i've rooms, brick. Fourteenth sttss
s., 800. ,-..
HonSe. iiYc rooms, Woods street. East wha'
Ing, 81 400.
Fine farm. IJ7 acreS, three miles from aouait
Vile, with splendid improvements TINS hA
80 feet of land fronting ION NccOioca na4
Liud streets
Hotel OF fourteen rooms, doing good bus!lhA
splendid location. cheap. .,.-,..
House OF seven rooms and hail, CllpAA
street. Centre wheeling, sI,99jQ
Lot east end Fourteenth street. sou
Lots on Lind street. Bciyedarc. So cloa.
Lots IN DohrenS & Speidcl'S addition iisf
Caidwclrs Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue AL
other ppCoS in and near tho city. 49,,
Money 10 loan on city rial eStntGi SnA sHA
500, 500, 500. e, 900. $3.50 aud St,OJI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
THE 2:22 PACE.

The frat heat of the 2:22 pace was
called Immediately alter the opening
heat of tho 2:92 trot. Out OF seven
entries, two horses, Judge Kali aud
Highwaymau, tho Wheeling horse, were
s,ratched. This was q very exciting
heat but Dazzle Deeno, ono Of Tuesdays
winners. had things all her own way.
At the half mile Dcene was in the lead
by two lengths with Mcbride second.
On the back.stretch Doene was Loading
with Mcbride coming up fast. As they
entered tho stretch Doene's lead was
very small but Mcbride was not swift
enough to come in ahead and got
second by length. Time BY quarters
ssh, 1909, las. 2:1S!.
Second heat-There was considerable
trouble in securing n start on account
Of numerous breaks by Rahleta. AT
last they got away fairly well, Ellison in
the rsar. Dazie Decne was in the lead
with Mcbride well up. On tho turn
Deeno was four leugths in the lead with
Mcbride about that distance ahead oil
Rahleta. Entering tho stretch Mcbride
broke, but did not lose much ground.
AT TIE llNll Tue pIOCebblou Who ~ tho
same ordor US before, Deene going at q
remarkably steady gait. On tho back
stretch McBride's lead on Rahleta had
boon brought down to two lengths. In
tho homestrctch Mcbride narrowly 60.
CAPPED going into third, tho gray J. r. l..
coming up fast and furious. At tue
conclusion 1t was whispered that the
track record had been broken and the
starter soon confirmed that by publicly
announcing 1t to the grand stand. The
time was 2:l7t, three.Quartors OF sec
ond better than Ravens record last fall.
Time by quarters-:Si3, 1:O7h l:4?.
2:l7,.
Third heat-Therc was u beautiful
start in this heat, tho leaders being
Dazie Deenc, Mcbride aud J. r. l. At
tho half Deenc had good load, with
McBride and ]. X. L. well up. On the
back stretch Mcbride broke again, but
without disastrous results. At tho
three-quartors Deone was leading. with
J. X L. and Mcbride we'll up in tho or
dor named. On tho last turn Mcbride
had again secured second place, but
only to lose 1t to ]. r. L., who was going
wonderfully vol. ]. X. J.. got second
place and Mcbride third. limo by
quarters-:35, 1:08i 1:4S!. 2:lS4.
TIIE SUMMARY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
2:22 pace, purse SO


As "Bob" Anderson had his horse
Minden in tho hnlf.milc running dash,
Tom Price acted as starter in that race,
the last speed event Of tho afternoon.
All Of the six horses entered started and
thu raco was q pretty one. lotore the
race Morrisey, tho Clarksburg horse, was
hot iayorite in tho pool box with Min.
den second choice. After five attempts
a start was madc, Mlndou, Bob" An
derson's horse, being loft at tho post,
beaten bctOro tho race began. Morrlsoy,
the. favorito, who had tho pole, cut out
tho running, being neck and neck with
lIipponia aud Lothsomo right at his
heels. In fact with tho exception OF
Minden, any horse Of tho bunch had n
good chance to win. Tho frat quarter
was nude In 26i seconds. Entering tho
stretch tho whip descended on tho
backs Of ovcry horse and In burst OF
speed the horses passed under the wire
In the following ordor:
l. Norr!,ey, CHI. g., Walter sOdgwlck, claFks'
burg, ". Va.