Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-09-22


the sights were taken in with wide
open ewes. and without missing any
thing of Importance. The Ferris
Wheel" the balloon man. and the pea
cut and lemonade vendors, all received
liberal patronage from the children
and they took in everything that was
to be seen. The attendance outside OF
the school children was better than il
has been in years and the grand-stand
was almost filed. The order on the
grounds was the best and the prlr cipal
work of the police and special officers
was to keep the children off the tract k
and to see that they were not injured
The ehildren's delight-the balloon
man-was on the grounds yesterday
for the first time, and he entertained q
good sized audience in the center OF
the track while he was filling the big
previous to the ascent. The balloon
is owned and operated by Reed Bros,
and one of them dressed in acrobat
style made the ascent and the leap in
a parachute in pleasing manner.
THE RACES.
TIE races yesterday afternoon were
unusually good and some splendid time
was made in all the races, showing
that the track is the fastest in years.
The finishes in most instances were ex
citing, and in some eases were not
known to the observer in the grand
stand until announced by Starter
Bush. Every race was run without
an accident of any kind. The ,:
pace was run as low as 2:09t. which
is exceptionally good time andlspeaks
sell for the track.
THE 2:35 PACE.
aTne first race of the afternoon was
the 2:35 pace, and was won by Rich
mond. a horse owned by Alex. G or
mon and driven by Osborn. The re-
suit was as follows: ~
Richmond, br g, by Anne riean Boy
Is l. -
sTattler Burns. prg, 232.
~. H. N, br e, 3 1.
tBethel, b G, 4 . ).
Gus Anderson, sr e. ..
Ballou, 6 dist.
Time-2:2ll, Ply, 2:194. Purse
800.
THE 2:20 TKoT,
Wilstar, eh g by, Robert Nc Gregor
None Such, br e. 3 = ,.
IF. B., sr &, , 3 81
sBlack King, bl GA 4 /
Bill Girl. b m, > 5 o.
sFred Tate, b z, 6 q ).
Walter A DIR.
Time-2:2lt, o:174. 2:204. Purse
1900.
THE 2:14 FACE.
jim Kennedy, b :, y 2oaaS Rarns
Ill.
Bernice. br m, 4 3.
Bell Boy, ch z, 10 ) :.
Jessie w, 2 d.
Fairvies, 5.
Lucy W, b m, z.
Roam Dick, 6 4.
NeA&h. oh NJ, 6 q 5
CIpcetta, bl m, . q,
dienview. ch e. 4. dist
| Iime-2:O9i. 2:094, 2:O97. Purs
$3.50.
THE NILE RUNNING RACE
The mile running race, for purs
| IF 500 was one of the best races c
the afterno on and two heats were run
the third being postponed on ace conn
| of darkness until the first thing thi
afternoon.
| The two heats yesterday resulted a
| follows:
| Boston Bell, b m, 3 dr..
| African, dr..
| Lady Hunt, m, ] }.
| Roarna, b m, q ,.
| Virginia NJ. b m, > /.
Allerton. /.
Time-l:03, I:04.
the speed program for tomorro
is as follows, but may be changed O
account of rain:
ToDAY's RACES.
Free for all pace Purse $500.
| Bessie Bonehill, G m. George Castl
Chicago, Illinois.
| Rocker, b e, George Castle, Ch
cago. Illinois.
Richmond, Or e, William 0sbor1
Richmond.
i Clipsetta, blk m, George f. NJ
kaig, Troy, Ohio.
| Long Point, ch G, John Polli.t, No
, NAL, Illinois.
Woodland Boy, br s, Harry jone
Arlington.
Fairview. b e. T. Little, kewann
Il Meath, ch 10, Don Hunter, Munci
Jim Kennedy, b g, Dud Squire
Washington c. H.. Ohio.
Lucy W.. b IN, d. ". Mast.
2:35 trot. Purse, 200.
/ Qaeenwood, b N, Geo. E. Mckai
) Troy, oaio.
i Raby Gard, blk M, L. L. Burges
Boston.
i Paul N. b >. Jim Works. Cleve
: Ohio.
, San Antonio, ch g, Chas. Mas
/, Lebanon, Kentucky.
Walter A, b e, Charles Chrisma
Richmond.
R,mekin. 8, S. W. Stubbs. Cal
den, Oaio.
Carrie 6. m, Matt Moore.
wood.
Real Estate Transfers.
III Richard Freeman and wife to Mart
A. Balser, for 5000, lot l3 in Bickie
Dougan' s addition to Richmond.
II Bernard Maag and wife to College
Mercurio. for $500. part section
township u, range / west.
John L. Wharton and wife to Char
II Ro.-I1or for II l0a mar. tot- = .