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successful fair in the series, Tho open
ing day attendance was better than
ever before, about two thousand people
passing through tho gates. Heretofore
the frSt day has been blank so far as
speed contests are concerned, but as tho
management this time had provided a
programme OF bicycle races the attend
aucO was naturally somewhat aug
mented.
In the exhibit department the day
was busy one, Throughout the
morning exhibitors were crowding
around tho entry office with late oiler:
Jugs. At noon when tho Clerks closed
the entries it was ascertainod that the
exhibits outnumber in nearly every
department those OF previous fairs.
This ia q gratifying state oil affairs and
shows that tho farmers are beginning
to thoroughly appreciate the really tirss'
class state fair that is annually given by
the local association. To-day tho judges
in the various departments will be an.
aouReed and they will be busy men and
women from thon until the close Of tho
fair on Friday when the prize winners
Will be announced.
In the main building tho sceue was
busy one throughout tho morning
and afternoon. Exhibitors were at
ranging their exhibits aud as nearly
every booth Is already occupied il is
natural that the interior should pre-
vent an attractive aud animated scene.
The horticultural display at the local
fair has ALWAYS been good ono and
this year MessrI. Charles Schmidt
and Max Hess are breaking their pre-.
vious records in that line.
Over in machinery hall the exhibits
were in d dsarrangOd condition in the
afternoon, but this morning everything
will be in Ship-shapO, aud it is claimed
shat ihis department never showed up
to such advantage.
On the midway" the situation was
was one Of hustle and activity and a
Sistersvillo man thought he was on
Wells street OF the oil metropolis. All
the old.timo fakirs were on the scene
and on Thursday thiG thoroughfare will
DO one OIL the most crowded on the
pFnnnba
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LOCAL DnHvrrIGs.
matters Of AIlnor hompnt in aud About
Ihr city.

the city.
RACES on tho staIo Fair track to-day,
Tar GRAND this eyoning-"Si Punk
ard"
PANS fireworks display at Mozart
park this evening
Faux W. EEsBTTT yesterday quail.
fed as u notary public for Ohio county.
OFFICER BAUgRs ran in an old man
on plain drunk charge yesterday
about noon.
OFFICER BICEREToS run In disordsrly
case carly this morning and Officer
Gardner put In two others.
THg meeting Of the Turner Assocln.
ton which was to have boon held to.
night was postponed until Friday night,
PRoF, EDWARD BLUMENDgRG announces
in another column that his classes in
piano, violin, theory, oIc,, will reopen
September 0.
A DoY named Braun, living on South
Woods street, fell out Of buggy yOs.
tsrday aud broke his leg. DrS, Ford
aud Armbrecht attended him,
Coon progress is being made on tho
erection OF the new canning works Tor
the George X. McMechen & Son Co., at
Main aud lwenty.ninlh streets,
Tng Fourteenth street front OF tho
Opera House is being reprinted, and
when this Is finished the house will up.
pear practically new insida and out,
A MEETING OF tho council committee
on equalization, aud appeals was called
for last evening, bat owing to the caucus
there WAS not & qGoEgm, AND no bust
ness was done,
In tho police court yesterday morn.
ing there were niRo assorted caIes, Five
fines were paid, ono case was dismiss
cd, ono disOrdorly got thirty days on
tho hill aud Two vags were let 70 to
leave town.
CRY COLLECTOR HALL expects to got
into his office to-day or tomorrow,
Jauitor Sloan has had tho walls beautl.
fully rcpalnted, tho furniture cleaned
and vanished and everything put in
better shape than it has been for sey-
eral years.
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To Louisville by Dn, light.

Special Train with James A. Garfield
and Lucy i. Hayes Circles, Ladies' OF tho
G. A. H., will leave Wheeling at $3.50 IL,
III. Wheeling timo, Monday, September
o, arrive at Louisville in timo for supper,
over Pan Handle Route. Ticket Agents
]. q. Tomlinson and John Baltic, Wheel.
ing, will furnish particulars, aud round
trim tickots nj 81 3d.
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Joseph Lube, BenwOod, second, prize, diamond
ring Time, 2;l61s.

Joseph Lublc, BenwoOd, second, prize, diamond
ring Time, &l61s.
The one mile open was run with q
time limit Of 2'95, and as the race was
won In 1855 Il was declared oil. This
was the first race Of the afternoon in
which the two visiting cracks came to-
geLher. Helms Is ono OF tho best a
men in Ohio, but in Bowman he found
rider worthy OF his pToWess. The
other starters were not In the same Glass
with these two, and tho race early be-
came contest between them alone,
They wero together until tho stretch
was entered. when tho Steubenyil 10 man
made one OF his lightning finishes for
which he Ia noted and won by length,
Bowman was second and Geergo Foster
got third place. Tho summary:
one mile opeu-Georgo Helms, sIcubenyillo;
1rst, prize, diamond stud; J, X. bowman, Canal
Winchester, second prize, gold watch; beurTe
Foster, Wheeling, third, pTiEe, diamond buttons,
Time, ?h5, The Eace was declared no contest by
tho Judges
The fourth event on the programme
was the ono.hali mile handicap with a
big field OF starters, The handicapS
wore as follows; Bert O, Irons, Mon
aca. Pa, 80 yardsi George Helms, steu'
bonvillS, Ohio, scratchi J, X, Bowman,
Canal Winchester, o., 20 yardsi lrvO
Woods, Wheeling, W, Va, 40 yardai
George Foster, Wheeling, Y. Va, 40
yards; Foster, Arthur, Wheeling, 30
yards; Frank McNear, WOllsburg, W.
Va, so yards; Ralph Hoaton, Martins
Ferry, o., 55 yRFdsi II, ". Matthews,
Wellsburg, W. Va, so yardsi H. II.
Mahlke, Wheeling, W, Va, 80 yards;
Joseph LuDic, Wheeling, w, Va, 40
yards; ". GephNrt, st, ClalrsvilIe, o., 90
yards; W. O. KunklO, St ClairsyillO, D,
IS yards; Joseph Foster, Wheeling, W.
Va, 10 yards; Abort Foster. Wheeling,
W, Va, so yards; Max, MahIke, WheoI'
ing, W. Va, 80 yardsf II. McGrogor
Wheeling, W. Va, 10 yaFdsj Harry OgIe,
O., SCRATCH Ben stoehE
o., scratch.
This was about the best race Of the
afternoon. Arthur Foster, ono OF tho
"Four Brothers" all Of whom are racing
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J. i. Lewis opened at tho Grand last
night TO u big house in "Si PIunkard."
The play was enthusiastically received.
Tho company is rs good as usual. and
the mechanical devices croditable. Tho
farmers brass band mado hit. The
pioco will be presented until Wednesday
evening,
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Tho next event on the programme
was an exhibition half milo by Helms,
OF SteubenyilIe. lie was paced by
Stamp aud Matthews, md mado tho
circuit OF tho track in l:O2 40. tho sec.
ond best time ever made on tho Island,
Bliss having done the distance ut the
circuit races OF 1898 in l:0l. Bowman
OF Canal Winchester, nexs went an ex-
hibition half in l:03, just ous.dtth OF a
second slower than Helms. Bowman
Was paced by Stamp aud Wood,
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1HE SIAIE EAIR.
The First Days Attendance was
Larger Than Ever Before,
THE FIVE BICYCLE RACES we're RUN
In the Afternoon and We're Wit
messed by a Fair Sized Crowd,
THE VARIOUS EXHIBITS ARE FILLING

Rapidly aud tho Fair From an All.
FOUND Point of View Bids Fair to
Eclipse All Previous onOs--Tho
Horse Races Begin To-day With a
Good oard-Tho ahG Pace should
be a Great Battlo-To.day Is Child.
Fens Day and tho Little Ones VIII
be There In Forcc.
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Pan Handle Daylight Special Train
will leave Wheeling over it At $3.50 q, N.
Wheeling time. Monday, September .,
with James 4. Garfield and Lucy b.
llayos Circles, Ladies OF tho q. A. r.
Ask Ticket Agents j. G. Tomlinson or
John DAilio. Wheeling, about 1t.
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FRoM all ACCOUNTS Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is Godsond to tho At.
llictod. There is no advertisement
about this wo feel just like saying it,
Tho Democrat, Carrollton, Ky.
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stand, anl tho quarter stretch was lined
above aud below tho stand. As is usual
at bicycle races tho ladies prcdominatGd
in numbors Tin first race VIVA schOd.
ued to start at . o'clock but the delay
Of an hour in getting the score cards,
postponed it that length OF timO and
did mt add TO ths good humor Of the
crowd. 1t was just 3 O'Clock when
Referee viii Stevenson called out tho
men in the opening race, tho ono milo
invitation.
Eight of tho eleven entrants faced
Starter "Jako' Loos. This race was
very interesting contest. Tho rciGrGO
ulacod timo limit Vi $50 on tho men
and on tho second half it was a sprint
all tho WAY round. Lube. tho speedy
Bpnwood boy, took tho lead ntthc start
with Mahiko vol up aud the Fosters
hanging OH right behind. LubiC lOd
into the stretch and was looked upon as
tho winner, but Il grca. sprint by Ar.
thur Foster sent him to tho front and
lie won out in one Of tho prottielt
finishes over seen on the leland. George
Foster beat out the field for third place.
Tie summary:
ono mile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foster Wheel.
inP, first, prize, UpGl tCH! Iiu. Joseph Liable,
BCnwOOd second prIfc. lizard scarf pini George
IOSter. Wheeling, Third, prIic, stop watch,
Time 2'Jj9'
Tho next event was tho ono milo Ian.
dicap, with largo field Ot startora. Tho
handlcaps had been Gllotod By tho OIL.
eint handieappsF as follows; Bort
@. Irons, MOnaca, Pa, 10 yards ZOO
Foster, Whooling, 20 yards; J, X. Bow.
man, Canal Winchester, Ohio scratch;
Irye Woods, Wheeling, ". Va, 25
yards; George Foster, Wheeling W.
Va, 90 yards; Arthur Foster, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. 10 yards; Frank McNCar,
Wollabure, WCqL Va, 50 yards, Ralph
Iiealon, Martins Ferry, o., 30 yards;
W, N. MalthOWg, Wollaburg, W. Va,
IS yard1; K. II. Mahikc, WhOeling, W.
Va, scratch; Jos. Lubic, Wheeling
W. Va, % yards; W. Gcphart, St.
CIairsviilc, o., 10 yards; W. q Kunklc,
st. Granville. o., 10 yards; Albert Fos.
Tor, Wheeling, W. Va, 40 Yards; Max
MahIkO, scratch; II. McCrogor, wheel.
Ing, W. Va, 100 yardBi Harry Ogc,
Marietta, o., BCrRtChi Bon slocllr,
Marietta, u, aCfntCh.
This was practically u scratch event
m tho OntifO fold was bunChOd whom
tho eighth polo was reached. After tho
field was punched tho pace dropped
away down nnh wns noarty ioni to
tho hall when tho mon woto warned
that unIoss somebody put up pace tho
limit would not be r0achcd 'IliOn
everybody got OH tho 80 and tho Geld
had soon become aaBttunp ont M II was
nj tho start. bowman, Of Canal Win.
chester, who was nj scratch, proved
himself the host man Of tho lot by win.
ming Ia a pretty squirt In tho homo
stretch. lAibin put ~ pAnu fight
and landed second place. Tho Bum.
mary waa "a lolloWai
one inIls handIchp=I X Bowman, Canal
Winchester OHIO, mat ptlGc, diamond Itndi
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTAHDARD GOODS
" AT LOW PRICES.

1t will always pay to look over our
price HIST, whether you perchaae from Us
or elsewhere; you can then tnd the
lowest prico II quality is equal. We
quote prices Tor fresh and standard
goods only.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIU SALE or FINE HOUSE.
i HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IwiIl sell as tae Maxwell residence. No. 2lo1
Market street, OH 1HrRSDAH. SEPT .. lsg0
commencing ut 10 O'Clock Il, m. one lot OF
Household aud Kitchen Furniture Including
all the Carpets in the house: Of the very best
makes; also one fine Piano. Terms cash.
Aull J. C. HERVEI, Auctioncer
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THE BICYCLE RACES
Witnessed by Fair sized Crowd-Holm's
Exhibition Halt

lie only program
med event Of tho day
was tho bicycle tour.
nament OF the after.
noon. Tho races
did not draw US
large u crowd as was
expected but there
were probably moro
people on tho
grounds than at any
PREVIOUS fret day.
There was a pretty
good sprinkling OF
pponip the rrnnti
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CyCl6TH, sue
coeded in
winning from
lielms, who
was,oi course,l
on acratch.'
Foster had a
Hityyard han.
dicap and he
put his start
to good use,
anktinU n AuNa
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that soon told on most oil tho field.
There were only three or Jour in it at
the finish, and Foster managed TO beat
out tho steubeuvillo crack in a close
finish. The timo made shows that tho
race was corker. Tho summary;
Onp.hAll mills hapdicap-Albcst Foster, Wheel.
ing fist prize, diamond ring; George Helms,
sicubcnyille, sccoud, pE!te, diamond stud
Time. l:O6A.
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FOR SALE
No, 10 Fourteenth street, business I5tl'iol
$500
sN.rooIfcd house on Peninsula, $3.50
lour lots. Kin Grove.
No G0 South Huron street
No, Kentucky street
Building site, Pleasant Valley fronniSH
gu National road.
Two desirable residences. WOoisia.N
No, GS Thirty 0tst street lltoomci iNeihN
Desirable residence on sixteenth si'cet
No. % North Front street.
Real estate OF every description.
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To.DAY'S RACING.
Tho 2,iO Pno" WIN bs ono of the Best
Races OF tho Week.

Both the 2:lG pace and tho 2:2S trot,
races lchudu}cd for this afternoon,
promise to DO great speed events.
There are number Of high grade ami.
maIs in each event, and II anything but
ane sport results It will DO surprising.
To.days programme is rs follows,
racing starting at 1880 sharp:
RIdcflcw hoffs rae, with two lady riders,
hpuOdromc race, Two tgigi, by Slihs cam.
blnaliOn
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2Ili pace, pnffr 9I00'
vs. H. hoy T., by Atlantic, Acndowland Farm,
MGAdowlhnl IA.
ifnrty Victor. biKE, by Btk Victor, {. y. lyon
Buffalo, n !
Walter H. beyg, by Unknown, Thos Prince,
Wheeling ", Va.
BlIy West, Oh r. by J. r. shcdd, llo,ton
Fcnr. Baltimore, Nd.
Tommy H.. by Kllbuck WIN, Heller, Tim, q.
Mcllflln. BAYS, By ligcmCf, JOUn Z, DAVIDSON,
MOuui5yIlr w. Va
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A very desirable Brick Dwelling
with full lot at 69 Maryland street,
This will make splendid home,
Good location, You can get a big
bargain in it on a quick deal.
Lots in Belvedere cheap, Easy
terms.
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PROPOSALS,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will 30 received by the Board Of RcgcnN
OF the West Virginia state Normal School aud
IT. Branches at the Office NJ the undersigned, rs
follows For the erection aud heating oi a
building for Marshall College Normal School, nj
Huntington; alterations aud additions to tho
Old building At West Liberty; addition to tho
present building at Faitmont, ana rev build.
ing nj Shcphcrdslown
drawings may be seen, on aud after August
y, 1897 ut each Of the above naincd places ior
the building to no there erected, aud Tor all tho
buildings az the office Of Hon. 4. 4 Riley In
Wheeling; First National bank In Hunting.
ton: tho oGlCr Of Hon. T. NJ Gilktson. In Pnr.
koFshurg, $50 81 the oGisa 81 thp State SnpcTin.
tcudcnt ~ FREQ Schools, IN Charleston.
Tie bids viii be opened al 'rarkCtsburg. W.
Va, September IL, iSli, where bids. not sen, 10
Charleston, viii BE- received M to the hour Of
noon on the said 10Th day Of September. 1905
The right Is reserved 10 reject my or all bids.
VIRGIL 4. LEWIS.
President Of the Hoard NJ Regents Of tho Wet
Virginia State Normal School and H. Branches
Nulu
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FOR SALD.


No. rs 3. rcnnstrul,, . rojm,nnl BATH. BOA
gases ChrHp
No. Il lIthHtcci. il.roomcl brick lh'ip
No, OU Market street. d Rooms. S. 3D. ....,
Nos not aud no. Marie. Uvlt Jh'n"
property, 81 so. ,
Nos " aud 81 18th street, /! mn o. 'i'u.l "a
M. - Market street room, a ta "t ''''
No, W + York street ROOMS ,Au'F ....,
No. % y a'TOut 30, rooms and niih 'a0'i
No. lOlt Ch1nlino ST., 8 rooms, ban .'o.4'''
torncfis.h sii Wood, Nrc5a d,,,ia' sal
tlOlc room Ihu.p. .t..
Houses vi all Sic, and M dilcWnl lo''I'1'
Saloon Tor snil ON l6'll street, rhtlN ...,.,r
Rc'hgrant aud hotel Tor sale Oh amAe ''''
Chrip .,.,,.
H1aanraat and hotcl iotslpo oa '.A ',''''
Chulp. ..
Cgnrslorr Oh Market street ior aa.' .IaiPN ,,
ilnildng LOIS lu all tho hes! lotAl'h '''''
CITY
IOtms tas sale on easy ttrWt
HOUSES 10 .ESL.. MONEY To- LOAN
HERRT j. FINS
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
WI Cash always on hand IN sums 30 SUIT,
from $40 aud upwards, on real estate: also on
furniture. &c. without removal: easy payments
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Box l07.
inlLTrhAS
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOB SALE.

No. So sixteenth street at bargain Il sd
thi, week
80 ~ sixteenth street. slx'roomed bret. Il
d bargain
40. "a Fourteenth street, ThrceSI0'y basl
dwelling at u bargain.
No ljJi L.un street. Belyedcre addition. co..
tngC house cheap.
80 lGl Chnpllne street, brick dwelling; l.;
SlNS0, ut Il harSutu,
sweeney Foundry lots are In demand ~
Buy one while they arc cheap. Sold on ye:l
easy terms
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.oNDAY the
fourteenth
annual West
Virginia Elk.
position and
Fair
opened and
nil the indi,
cationu point
to the moat
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aHIH llNft l'llIHN WV.
hmbtS'ntrcss, IN NJ. by captain Stone, VIM
VAIN, Londonderry q.
.lceH J., bay m, by AcOlytc, ]. q, Heard,
McdyIllc Pa
Harry hoy q, by Gold King, Goo. Sharp
sioubouyillr. o.
Nr,c shank hay m, by Dt 'lallmagn, TfuB
h1IC farm Canal, Dover u,
h'lIlr NY IT,, bHy IN by Dominion II. J.
WIIllnmiDu Beverly w. Va.
AyHun bay No.. by NIuIfn TalmnIrc. Thnt
Pfiher Wheeling, " VA
NH'rrulH
Robert h.
ltg..cnn IT, ~ lio'lon foat baltimore, Nd
ShlbHuh, h. H., CnW n. lhurhrf Wbcri
lng w. Va
Atlantic H., hkg, by Atlantic, q Il Dcyort
co.. NlllnuCo, ..
q Rhodes inuWIalOwii u
lc.'lC Megtefgt by R1bt MoGogot Frank f.
hyH%, CahHeth g.
4
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CToCKs FOR SALE.
-
l0ghnrcy German nant.
lUEhutet ENrhaugn Hank
hshRros Mnil Pouch Tobacco Co,
GS,, share, Wheeling steel aud iron Co,
.OshHr1, Franklin Insurance Co.
!isharcs OA,p Valley Hank
a. shares H,IlOnl Iron Works,
tsharcy mo aud Marine iu,urnncc Co.
Two Lots In ElgnytOns Lane.
Il. s. IRWIN, Broker.
Jvll No. y Twelfth Street
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luGuH Ia no doubt, no failure,
whom you tako DO Vita Collie aud
ChoOrn euro. II Ia pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad ailut CnOcta. Logan
Drug Co., WhoolIng, W. Va, Il, 4, Faa.
body, Bcnwood, and bowie & Co.. bridge.
port U.
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The last event on tho programme was
the five milo handicap, in which the
entries and haudicaps were as follows:
Bert @. Irons. Monaco, Pa, 200 yards;
George Helms, Steubenyille, O., scratchi
J. X. Bowman, Canal Winchester, o.,
$50 yards; lrve Woods, Wheeling, $50
yards; George Foster, Wheeling, 200
Yards; Arthur Foster, Wheeling, 200
yards; Frank Foster, Wheeling $50
yards; W. II. Matthews, WellsburG. W.
Va, 5OOyards; K. II. Mahlko Wheeling,
200 yards; Joseph Lubic, Wheeling, $50
yards; W. Gephart, ST. ClairsvilIo, o.,
$50 Yards; W. @. Kunkle, st. Clarsvillo,
o., $50 yards; Joseph Foster, Wheeling,
200 yards; Albert Foster, Whosling, $50
yards; Max Mahlke. Wheeling l75
yards; Homer McGregor, Wheeling, l7j
yards; Harry Oglc, Marietta, o., scratch;
Ben Stoehr, Marietta, u, scratch; J.
G. Stamp, Wheeling. 100 yards.
This proved to DO another Foster"
race, two OF tho four brothers finishing
ono.two.three. Al Foster had handi.
can Of $50 yards aud Joe had 800 yards.
Helms was at scratch aud made great
effort at tho finish, but both Fosters
beat him out. Tho time made was very
good for tho distance, being under m
average OF three minutes for the mile.
Tho summary:
five mile handicap-Albcrt Foster. Wheeling,
first. prize dlAmOndring Joseph Foster Wheel.
Ing, second. prize, diamond stud George lleims,
steubeny!i!e, thiEd, prize, diamond ring. Time.
ti5t0i'5.
The races wero run under the auspices
OF MIR. Jason q. Stamp. With the ma.
terial placed at his disposal BY the fair
association he gave as good programme
of racing as could DO expected, but the
association no doubt now realizes that
the public, large part OF whom ara in.
terested IN bicycle speed events, do not
especially care for a race in which only
local and neighborhood whoolmeu arc
to contest. Had tho association nut
more money into its bicycle feature
there would have boon no difficulty in
securing some Of the noted professionals
like Sanger, johnson and Tyler, who
would havo drawn like mustard pias.
ter. Why not get tho top.notchera
next yoar7
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i've tIrhlls mile heat, running. ? ia p, pnr,r
slOOs Monterey, ucpEo H., linrkldiC, In.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Ar,ai. CnllcG'hr Noar' PIoi' alI
Pcuii0i Attorney, No lj.! Mats& sizes. d,
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DampferMarplaEb, Capt 9ermann, traf
oon philadelphia, in Yalencia in bei1d-
oistem 3uitanoe Elm. Gr ba,ts ben
britiiden Dampfer Sod Mare" ,pel6er
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54lepptau. 8eibe Dampfer batten
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Cine 6eoenftafsI pom Haifer.

Berlin Il. Jebr. Die .Na-
tional3eituns" iogt, boB Der 2aiier @il-
belm befoblen babe, an benz iebt In
G0ttin9en i'm Ban beeriffenen Bismord-
9burm cine @ebddtnibtafel init Der fol-
genben Snidrift an3ubringen:
Dem GrpBen Ran3ler,"
Wilbelm III. 1885,"
Die HuH5luns Der eriehifhen
Kammer.
Mtben, IL. syebr. Gin Defret,
bemsemdb bic Deputirtenfommer auf-
gel0It mirb, mirb in 3uei Wo9en per-
DIfeatli1t merben. Die NeumabIen
fur bic Rammer finben am %. Mpril
tatt.
Kaiierin 5rieorid laoet 5rduIein
B6der 81 6afte.
Berlin, IL. Jeb. - Dos quite 6era
ber 2ailerin Griebri9, bic felt benz al.
3ufriiben Sobe tbres unper9ebli9en @e-
nabls ibr 2eben Der Wobltbdtiefeit unh
benz Samariterbienit tpibmet. bepd6rte
li9 aud anldb'i6 ber rgIbe" Rata.
itropbe. gDie ia bereits befonnt, bat
nur Elm einsiser meibli9er Yanagier,
SRI. Anna B0der, bic entiebli9e Rata.
ftropbe bon 2ometoft iiberlebt. Die
|junse Dame meilt our 3eit BET Wer-
wanbten in portsmoutb, ND lie bic Ct.
innerun9 on ben 30. Sanuar 1895, ben
i6redli&iten Sag ibres 2ebens, au per.
geilen iu4t. yfun benfe non ft9 ibre
fteuotse ueberrai9uns, aIs He seftern
BON Osborne, NO bie Roiierin augen-
blidl;4 ueilt, bic Nuforberune erbielt,
fd am nd4iten Montag BET Der Rai-
lerin ein3ufinoen, bic ibr ni4t aur cine
freuoise leberrai9uns 3u She'll ,perben
laien, ionbern lie au9 Der R0nigin Dic-
toria poritenen uirb. Sier bat bte gin-
laoung Der Raiierin an bte 3eugin ber
Rataitropbe BON 2omeifoft ben beiten
gtnbrud sema9t. Geute murbe lie Der
R6ntsin Wietoria noreefellt.