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The times., 1898-06-23

A whole case OF the best Shaker flannel
made-the celebrated Champion make
It's wonderfully good quality 4
at its customary price. Sc--but
what surprising achievement NJ
Of underbuying Is such a price eJA
as--.------------
Cinderella flannel Man don't CS1
make a better Iow-priced ma AJN
terial- In pink, blue and cream I'LL
A specially good offer at.-...-.....
AlI-woOl Oneita flannel Soft A.
and downy. yet Of a good, firm Nr
wear-inviting texture-snowy Lsk
white. .....-.-............-.....
% full pieces of an especially -
flannel Some parts OF the lot GNl
None less than 59c-.......--...--.-
Lonsdale Cambric-as sheer wi
and fine as good milling can N
turn out. In white only. Just l-JL
a yard wide. -
Berkley White Cambria. Ad- -
ding praise TO such a world
famed make is like attempting
TO pour additional water into aI4A
an already filed bucket...-........
Cascade Yard-wide Bleached Al
Muslin-a much finer grade H
even than Androscosgin...........f f8S
Amoskeag and Lancaster Ap- ~.
ron Ginghams --.......-..-----.......o o1s 9
Best Shifting Prints The o-/
sort always sold at 5c...--......-..Z>S Z g =
r1ss nss. Extra Heavy Bed 121c
Lockwood 81 Bleach Sheet os-,
ing .......-----.-..--.-.-.-..-- ~
Yard Wide 1Oc. Per- A7/
Gales ---.---.------------------- r , -
Yard Wide Linen Dress Crash; fo1
the sort always sold at 16c-......- 1Z)2C
u 1-2c. and 15c. Dress Cling Or
ham-Madras-new styles ........... o ~
The times., 1898-06-23

These figures include everything. such
as farms, railways, houses and merchan-
disc
The times., 1898-06-23

Captain General Macias, of Porto Rico,
is diplomatist of the Spanish sort, as
well as a soldier. Our late consul at San
Juan has discovered that Macias Intended
to draw the fire of our fleet on the San
turce suburb of the city, occupied by all
the foregn consuIs. by planting a few
cannon on the hill between it and the
sea. The consuls would all be killed. but
it would be our fault and not his, and
then there would be wholesale foreign
Intervention. Exposure of the scheme
ought to put consuls at Spanish ports on
their guard, and the governments repre-
sented at San Juan should appreciate the
exalted sentiments OF honor possessed
by their Spanish friends.
The times., 1898-06-23
9e .,-.kA.. aisnes
lsdoRNMG. EVENING AND sUNDAY.)
THE TIMES COMPANY.

Corner Tenth and D Streets Northwest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06

The eighteenth annual West Virginia
state fair and exposition opened yester-
day, and all the indications, including
the weather, point to the most success
ful fair ever given under the auspices
Of the enterprislng management of the
dig enterprise that annually brings to
wheeling her largest crowds.
The attendance on opening day is
never very large. so 1t was surprising
that SO many people turned out yes
tarday. the grounds actually having a
crowded appearance at one time during
the afternoon, especially in the vicinity
Of the main exposition building, the ex-
hibits in which are unusually attractive
this year.
Speaking Of exhibits, the horticultural
hail is especially interesting. superIn-
tendent Charles Schmidt, of this de-
partment, was u busy man throughout
the day, exhibits coming in a never
ending stream. Mr.. Schmidt said the
ozAlbIt In his department was undOubt-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

There was large audience at the
Grand last night. for the opening of the
weeks engagement Of the Huntiey-
jackson Company at that popular play
house. "Tbe World was on the boards
and 1t was produced with special seem
cry and effects. and by competent
cast. The audience was delighted, and
the applause was almost continuous.
There are many strong climaxes, but
the melodrama is not Of the sensational
order. There is an abundance Of bright
comedy, and the speclalttes introduced
between acts are all Of a high order. The
comedy OF Gus Cohen. the vocal num-
bers OF Grace Bebee, and the dancing
by Venita, are vaudeville acts seldom
seen in production Of this character.
"The world" viii be repeated tonight
and tomorrow evenings bill be Lincoln
j. Carter's East Mail"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06

PANA. ILL.,. Sept, "a number oil
Alabama negroes who took the places
OF the striking coRl mlneEs at Spring.
side have contracted malarlnl fever. halt
a dozen cases being reported to-day. II
is said all the sewerage from Pnna
emptIcs into n pond near the mines, and
Il Is feared the negro quarters will be-
come n pest hole IN few days, Owing
to the prospect OF contagious disease
being propaRatcd In the negro camp and
communicated to the city, Il movement
Is In progress to have the state board
Of health investigate the conditions at
Springalde and break up the camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
ro-pAY's RACING.
1t is an Excellent Opening Days Rae
ing Card for Tuesday.

1t is an Excellent Opening Days Rae
ing Card for Tuesday.
Usually at the state Fair the opening
days racing is the least attractive of
the week. This gear, the management
has made a change In this respect, and
the opening days card is one of the
best OF the week. The first race on tho
programme is the 2:l5 pace, which will
bring together some OF the best PAGERS
on the grounds. The races begin at 2
o'clock sharp. The programme:
2:i5 Pace-Purse 800.
Jim Pugh. b, g., John W. Boardman.
joE SSsT PGi,shen , oh. g. M. ]. II. swIsher,
russell wilkes, b. g. H. A. Adams.
G Ga9S' PIPES RSsS'; c. m, W. l. Rice, syrn-
Dave Dave Rowland. b. g., William Branna-
&S Sdi EI b. = e, Henry schmubach.
Wheeling, W. Va.
$40 Trot.
vewlan, W. J. Bauer. Jackson. Mich;
TrLxie WI, Oh T w M W. C. Wills
jean Lee D. NE LgNuoA 1AbFo OWN
Farm. New Castle, Pa.
Almonette, b. g. d. G. Mcdonald,
G Gs'G J., 5. g. 3D. c. T. Garfield, Glen
RIanch X, b. M, E. Miller, Alliance. o.
Denver, b. g., Emil Griebel, Cieve-
Indian iadTi ! Girl, br m. s. W. Hart, MI
bertha heTf6s / lee. blk. m. Smiley Caldwell,
Mansfield. o.
$50 Pace.
Gypsle King, b. e.. ]. s. West, cadIz, o.
Ethel Enkln, br. m, Justus Eakin,
New Martlnsvllle, W. Va.
Josephine Preston, b. M, Scot Wills,
FnIrmont, W. Va.
Charley H., ]. n. Karr. Sewlckley, Pa.
Billy X, &. g., +. ". Vale, Marietta, o.
Jessie G., A. CronIng, Woodsheld, Q.
W. II. p, b. g., Fred Jamison, Butler,
YerItcl. b. g.. W. C. Dyer, Roanoke,
GLADYS. br. M. Frank Hedrick, South
pSissy Elder. g. M, Frank HodrIck.
= Bang B., Sr. g., J. W. Hart, Minerva, o.
The officials are David Dnrrah. t. C.
Moffat and Robert Anderson, Judges,
and NJ. a. Bernard, OF Cleveland. is the
starter. The latter Is an official Of nbll-
Ity and experience. and will no doubt
give the best OF satisfaction.
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a1ApsroNEs VIA.
A simple bat Comprehensive Document
wanted no I.aHdaIory EpitRph.

Simple bat Comprehensive Document
wanted NO I.aHdaIory EpitAph.
LONDON, Sept 5.-The viii Of the
late Right Hon. William E. Gladstone
has been probated. 1t shows that his
personal estate is valued at s59,JO6
Mr.. Giadstone's will was written by
himself in an ordinary memorandum
book. It is document OF about two
thousand words, and Is n remarkable
specimen OF pennllnsthp. The second
clause OF the will has reference TO the
funeral arrangements, and says:
"Commending myself to the infinite
merrIes n God In the incarnate Son as
my only and sufficient hope, leave the
particulars OF my burial TO my eXecu-
tors, specifying only that they be very
simple and private, uEless there being
conclusive reasons TO the contrary. And
desire to be buried where my wife may
also lie. On no account shall a lauda-
tory Inscription be placed over me"
After appointing his sons as eNecu-
tors, the will charges the future possess
SCR OF HawardCn TO remember mat, as
the head OF the family, II will be his
duty to extend good offices to other
members thereof according TO his ability
and their manifest needs and merits.
The rest OF the document leaves SOU
yenirs to servants and bequeaths TO his
grandson William, as heirloom. ali pat
Cnts OF crown patents held by the tesla
tor. and books and prints presented to
him by the queen, letters from the
queen, etc,
15. 1896,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
THE REYMANN EXHIBIT.

The most beautiful display OF its kind
ever seen at the state fair is mat Of the
Reymann Brewing Company. at their
booth In the north hall Of the main
building. The booth is one Of the finest
in decoration ever Eeen at any fair he'd
on the grounds. The background is
made up Of national colors. while the
front is made up Of an enbankment Of
hops, one Of the essential parts which 80
to make up the product Of this COM
pany. Tho many shelves in the booth
are stocked with over q thousand bottles
OF the famous brands OF beer which this
company brews, among them being
their famous Excelsior, which was one
Of It's first brands Of bottled beer, and
stih continues a favOrite. The Baya-
rlan brand Is also represented in the
display and It 10 one Of the favorite
brands which the company handles,
There is also display Of the Ptlsener
lager beer, which Is one OF their lead
Ing brands, and one that has helped to
make the reputation Of the company.
The ParlOr beer Is also represented IN
the display; this has now become the
favorfte brand for use In the home. The
display is well worth a visit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
NORTH END CELEBRATES.
Fourteenth Anniversary of the Literary
Association Held.

Fourteenth Anniversary OF the Literary
Association Held.
Last evening the North End Literary
and Athletic Association celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary, and 1t was a
very enjoyable occasion. The first at
traction was the bicycle road race, run
from the corner OF Seventh and Main
streets to the water works pumping sta
ton and return. This race was won by
John Helmbrerht: Jones was second.
and took the time prize, and the others
finished in this order: Lew Helmbrecht,
Fugate and Dailor. Smith and Henry
did not finish.
At the hall during the evening there
was n flag presentation. The large
American flag was presented by COM
mittee OF ladies, composed OF Mrs r. +.
Schafer, Mrs. B. II. Connolly and Miss
Katherine Kane. On their behalf the
speech of presentation was made by
Mr.. c. ]. Schuck, and responded to by
Mr.. d. w. Connolly, member Of the
club, and one OF the Republican candi-
dates for the house OF delegates. Among
the other speakers was Congressman
DovenGr.
The celebration was an unqualified
success, largely due TO the work OF the
committee in charge, composed Of
Messrs. r. f. Schafer. William Cox and
Henry Ebellng, John a. Ebbert and
John BaChman,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
HOLLANDS QUEEN


Crowned At 4 ustertihm-A Great Ovation
Extended to Her.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 5.-Beginning at
esrly dawn to-day vast crowds OF peo-
PIE gathered in the streets which were
laylshly decorated, In anticipation of the
entry of Queen wiIheimina. The wea-
Their was bright, and trains from the
provinces brought thousands of visitors
to the city. The stands which had been
erected along the route OF the PIoc .s.'-
sion were packed early, as was also the
DamDIatz. The route 10 the royal PAL
ace was lined by thirty-hye worklnS-
mems unions and eleven military asso-
ciati0ns The latter comprising veteranse
of iS3O-3l. and other retired soldiers 70
the number OF 5000 The DamplatZ, the
High bridge over the AmStei, the pr1n-
cipa1 canals and the streets through
which the queen passed were ADORNED
with festoons and tItumphaa rches. a
striking feature In this was repIeSen-
tatJon OF Admiral De Ruyter's OLD nag
ship, THE Peace" All the houses sur
rounding the Damplauz were Meraliy
shrouded with gay draperles anu nat
urai flowers. ,,..,
Enthusiastically received. After tine
burgomaster had de1iverd speech OF
welcome the queen drove through the
Damplatz, The guards patrolled the
streets and kept back the throngs. me
crowds in the streets, at the wlndoWS
and ON the roofs formed a scene OF WIG
est enthusiasm, everybody shouting ah0
singing to the utmost OF their aoillLy'
The palace, in sharp contrast 10 The
otherwise brilliant scene, STOOD paIe,
gray and undecoTated in the centre ot
the DamplGtz. The space in front OF
the palace was occupied by toEes "
Halbinders and muslSeteerS Rttired' IN
the seventh century costume OF the res
toratlOn.
After Burgomasser Van Den HoVen,
governor Of the province Of northern
Holland, had offered the proHinces
homage, in the course OF his speech re-
ferrinE 10 the ties that for more than
three centuries had bound the province
and The house OF Orange, the queen re-
piled briefly, saying: Il am happy tha1
this great day has arrived.
Six hours before Queen WHheimlnI
arrival 10000 people had assembled IN
the streets and. around the palace. EeF
majesty appeared OF 2 O'Clock p. n''
preceded by thirty divisions, including
representatives of the army and navy
governmental and municipal otticiaas,
ard princes from Hollands East Indian
colonies who came here expressly 10
witness the en1hroning OF the young
The royal coach was OF white, orna-
mented with gold, and drawn by eight
black horses. Queen WilhelminaI who
looked pale and tired, bowed and waved
her handkerchief continuaiGy. In front
OF the palace the army and navy were
drawn up in the form Of a great square:
The coach passed along the four siaes Oh
the square before drawing up at the en-
trance to the palace. A few moments
later Queen WiYhelmina appeared upon
Inc balcony and bowed repeatedly TO
the sixty thousand people who APP
preached the palace waving handKer-
chiefs, hats and flags MeanwhHe many
bands were playing national airs, the
chimes Of bells were ringing and steam
whistles shrleking their salute TO the
young sovereign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
HOW some NE coMING.

edly the largest and best In the history
of the West Virginia state fair. Al
though the apples do not compare with
former years in quality. peaches are
exceedingly fine and large, while vege-
tables were never before exhibited in
nearly so large quantities. Grapes are
backward this year and are in some
exhibits not entirely rIpened.
The arrangement OF the main build
ing exhibits is unusually good. In the
north wing are located booths occupied
by Jason C. Stamp. bicycles, sewing
machines and typewriters; Richie
school. the Wheeling public schools,
Photographer Gifren. H. F. Behrens
Company, Reymann Brewing compony
and the fruits and jellIes exhibit. the
latter under the direction of Mrs.
George Lutz.
In the west wing are located the fancy
work, chlldren's. woman's and art de-
partments. all of which are In charge Of
Miss Anna Reymann, who occupies with
ability the position she has held for sew
eral years at the fair. This years ex-
hibits in these departments are said to
be both more extensive and finer than
ever before. The ladies' in charge were
enthusiastic over the showing that is
being made. The needlework entries
were especially praised.
In the east wing are the exhibits OF
the AnIlIgan-wilkin Company pianos
and musical Instruments; J. H. Goodin,
of Jacksonville. Fla, sea shells; w.
schwertteger, harness and trunks;
Meyer & Radcliffe. ginger ale, etc, and
the Palace Furniture Company the
latter occupying all of one side with a
very handsome and extensive display.
The south wing has these exhibits:
The Heinz Company. of Pittsburgh.
preserves; Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy; F. W. Banner Com
pany, music goods; Architectural Iron
Company: NJ. Young, wire twister;
wheeling Tent & Awning Company
and schneIder's aluminium works.
In machinery hall and in the poultry
sheds, exhibits were in an unfinished
nate yesterday afternoon. but will be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
THIS IS cHILpRENs DAY.
The LlttIe Ones VIII Turn out and make
% n Rio Day

The Little Ones win Turn out and make
Il Big Day.
While yesterday was the opening day
at the State fair. to-day will in reality
be the beginning OF the big show, for
the races will be on and above all the
balloon ascension. Besides all there at
fractions this Is ohlidren'B day and the
school boys and Rirls Of the city and
surrounding towns win be admitted for
fifteen cents and In the language OF the
old Snowman, zone ticket admits TO all"
Yesterday was the largest opening
day in the history Of the association,
and the large number OF country people
coming in on the trains nEtonlshGd eY-
erybOdy. The showers during the day
only served TO settle the dust on the
truck and the wording Of the flyers over
& later put Il in n hne condition. Some
fast time was made In the trial heats
yesterday and Indications point TO one
OF the fastest and best racing fairs
Wheeling has ever seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06

In letter received from one Of the
Wheeling "immhnes" at Camp Cuba
Ilbrc. jacksonville, Fla. last night. a
cheering report was given OF the health
and general condition OF all the boys.
The letter stated that Surgeon Clyde
Ford had been promoted TO Brigade
Surgeon, and that he was very ntten-
tive to the boys' needs, taking especial
care OF his fellow townsmcn. DR.. Ford's
many friends will be pleased 20 learn
of his promotion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
TILE FIRST PERFORMANCES.

Yesterday, at the department stores
Of Stone 4 Thomas. the first produc-
lions Of tho passion Play" were given.
and attracted large audiences. made mp
Of the patrons Of the establishment.
The play has made n decided hit and
Will without doubt draw clubhouse
audiences throughout the week. Per-
formances IRE given Mt 1890 Il. M. 1880
p, m, 400 r. m, md 1850 y. m.
A special performance for the om-
ploycs Of the store was given last night
at s o'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
THD AUSTRALIAN GIRL.

The people visiting the State fair who
fail to visit the Little Australian Girl
will regret 1t, as It is without doubt
an exhibition that a person only has an
opportunity once in q lifetime to Wit
ness. The Girl lives upon nothing but
fruits and vegetables. and all the ladies
are delighted by her imitation OF the
way the ladies' walk on Broadway, and
with her peculiar manner Of winklng at
the young men. A visit TO the fair is
not complete without seeing this Won
derfuf girl. She Is the principal at
traction on the Midway. She Is located
en- the main walk to the grand stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06

SYDNEY. N. S. w, Sept. 5.-The area
sown to wheat in New South Wales is
shown by complete reports to he 1900
600 acres which Is an Increase OF 20 per
cent over the area devoted to that pro-
duct last season. It IL estimated that
tho totnl yield will be 100000 bushels,
which WIG allow Of substantial exports.
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in position this morning in both depart
ments. The live stock exhibits were
also largely in a state of preparation
yesterday, but already were on the
ground In sufficient numbers to insure
fulhllment of the assertion made in ad-
vance that these departments would
make record-breakIns showing.
The Midway has more attractions and
better ones than ever before, and will
no doubt attract and Interest thousands
during the fair
some Of the most beautiful exhibits
on the grounds nrs in the horticultural
departments two annexes. which were
made necessary by the very large Of
fering of exhibits in the main hortlcul-
turaI hall. The exhibits OF flowers,
palms and other plants by W. F. Zane
& Son. Louis Smith and o'Nelll, all OF
wheeling, attracted ndmIrlng comment
yesterday. There Is also very hand
como exhibit from Wheeling Park.
TWO BALLOON AscENs1oNs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06

and has everything ready for to-day's
trip heaYenWand. BE told a reporter
fast night that he would endeaYor to
make his best exhibition for the child
rem to-day, a. they enjoy the Amusement
more than anybody else. Instead Of one
there wiz be two balloons and two par
achute Jumps. and the professor VIII
endeavoF TO 90 higher than ever before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
"THE PASSION PLAY"

The weeks engagement of the Pas
sion Play" at the Carroll Club audito-
rum, under the auspices OF the Carroll
Club, began last evening and attracted
a very large audience, which thoroughly
enjoyed the representation Of the re-
markable achievement OF the Oberam-
morgan peasants. The production is an
excellent one throughout. During the
week the production will be given after
noon and evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
H la REHIRENs q.

The display that commanded the adj
niraton Of all is the beautifully deco
ra4ed booth Of the H. F. Behrens Co.,
wei known as the largest grocer in the
state. The unique arrangement OF their
goods shows to the best advantage the
large variety Of groceries TO be found
In their immense stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
LOCAL sREvI1IR
ua,tsrs Of Mlaor Gom0pt Ia AID AbOus
the CITY.

HntteFl o. Mtuor Moniunt In Ana ApoAA
iiie CITY.
"children's Day Al the State fair TO-
day.
The council committee on accounts
meets this evening.
Arthur Renford.- charged with dis
turblng the placidIty OF Greggsvilie on
sunday. pleaded guilty before Squise
Fitzpatrick yesterday, and was fined
s. and costs.
The funeral occurs at O'Clock this
afternoon, from his late residence In
Benwood, of George Martin, an estim-
able citizen, WHO for some years pre-
ylous TO his death was street commits
sioner. and a man well liked bF all who
knew him.
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displayed by Mr. Giffin Is far superior
to any seen at previous fairs. He has
many pleasing effects In portrait studies
price Of admission to see this display.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
SOME OF THE EXHIBITS.

They Are Among the Most Attractive
Seen on the Grounds.
In the main building and also in the
other buildings and departments. there
are a number OF very handsome exhlb-
It's. which will without doubt excite the
that will throng the grounds this week
Some Of them are described below:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
THE STATE FAIR
OF 1898 Opened Yesterday with
Large First day Crowd.
A SPLENDID LINE OF EXHIBITS
WIN be Found in all of the Several
Departments and
THE BEST FAIR EVER HELD

By THE ASSOCIATION IS NOW IN
FULL BLAsT-THE MAIN BUILD
ING EXHIBITS ARE VERY AT
rRAcT1vE : HORTICULTURAL
HALL HAD TO MOVE OUT OF
DOORS TO ACCOMMODATE Elk
H1BrToRs-To-DNY IS Chill
DRENs DAY" AND IS THE occA-
SION OF AN UNUSUALLY GOOD
OPENING DAYS RACING CARD.
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crFFTN,s pHorocRAPHs.

one OF the best attractions at the fair
this year Is tho display by CHM, the
T>weSfrh screet photographers. The work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-06
RIVER CONVENTION.
Meeting OF the Wheeling Delega-
ton Held Last Night.
no INsTRUcTIoNs WERE GIyEN

BEYOND GENERALLY DIRECTING
THE DELEGATION TO ACT FOR
THE INTERESTS OF THE COM
MuN1TY : THE CONVENTION
COMMITTEES THEN NET AND
CONSIDERED DETAILS OF THE
ENTERTAINMENT = PLANS MA
TERIALLY CHANGED.
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TAKE the Warffuel Yacht Ferry at
the foot OF Twelfth street. the quickest
route TO the Fair Grounds.