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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08
State Fair Notes.
LAST DAY.

LAST DAY.
"cHILDREN's DAY"
1t looked bad In the morning.
The camera fend was there.
Thereais a palmist on the grounds.
YoURoLAsT CHANCE TO SEE IT.
The street railway service couldn't
be improved.
Were you one OF the thousands who
attended yesterday?
To-day's programme IS the most at-
tractive Of the week.
The grand stand could have been
filled twice yesterday.
Secretary Hook will be entitled to q
long rest after this week.
Lester Smith did some mixing. Les
ter will make a good county assessor.
All the children's sports take place
in front Of the grand stand at 1880
The politician mingled cordially With
the humble voter In front Of the grand
stand.
II you are afraid OF pickpockets, fool
'em by leaving your money in a safe
place.
Old SoTs coming out after the. E.aa!ss
at noon was many dollars to the as.
ISOLATION.
It's not often the Midway shows are
run in the morning, but that was the
case yesterday.
The two best races of the meeting
to-day-2:l7 pace. with IS entries, and
2:21 trot, is entries.
The big crowd formed an animated
fringe all around the track. The white
washed fence helped to make the scens
n study in black and white.
The Wheeling Railway Company
gave fine service yesterday and hand.
led the crowd well. They have been
doing that same all week.
An Italian organ grinder strayed into
the grand stand enclosure about the
close Of the afternoon. He was grind
ing out melody at great rate and his
monkey Was "copping" the coin. Starter
Barnard put an end to Italy's enrich-
ment by summoning an officer.
Secretary Hook made no mistake in
adding Mr.. NJ. H. McNabb TO his stan
rs press agent. He has been one o!
the busiest officials at the fair grounds
this week, and his labors often EXTENDED
into the wee sma'" hours, but Mat
gets there just the same, and has been
no small factor In the great success
achieved this week.
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Vile; E. w. Brown. Rayenswood. =
L. Blair, Waynesburg; G. w. Crawfo,I'
SlsterBvllle: II. II. Danford, A, W Kss
non. ST. ClalrsvIlle: II. r. Protz rrs,,'
Parkersburg; w. H. Smith, Toron,e.
g. r. Fesohmeter and Harry Faurh
steubenville; George Illig. Wayne
burg. -
Grand Central-A. W. Rennon, p G.
Woods and wife, ]. L, King, st. Clair
Vile; chalmers Trlmble, Powhatab,
James A.. Lindsay. Steubenville; JOIN
c. Wilson, Grafton; s. W. Mum, MAJ
nlngton; Howard Clark. Toronto: Etbsl
NJ. Foster. Smithheld; ]. +. Partridge
and son, John Logan and son, ParReE'
burg; Miss Clara Bulger. ]. r. Cross,
land and wife, st. ClnIrsyille; W. r
Lynch. Woodsfeld; ]. NJ. Lemmons
Charles l.. Scott, Cadiz; r. S. Done
hoo, w. w. Wilson, Falrvlew: F. E
Metzgar, ]. H. Russll, Marietta: q
H. Mcdonald and wife. Wellsburr.
Mrs. w. @. Mooney. Miss Al0oney
Miss Elizabeth Mooney, Woodsfield:
Z. Patrick and wife, William RAM,
burn. William Hunneker, Falrmont. F.
A. Davis and wife, Bethesda; w, q.
Burnside and wife, Fred Cartwrlght
West Milford; o. S. Marshall, New
Cumberland: W. NJ. Roberts, ], H
Ellsworth, Washington; ]. H. Palsley.
a. j. CaTnahan, Toronto: ]. NJ. Dlps.
more. Cameron; f. w. Hunscker, Fall.
mont; e C. Martin, w. P. Newman.
Warrington: r. A. Ferguson and s.
]. Scott Woodsield: j. H. Lindsey.
Steubenyille: ]. L. Jones. B. B. Nc.
Keown, David Curran. ]. II. Ellsworth.
]. B. Murray, OF Washington, Pa; H.
w. Brown. Scio; w. C. Quimby. steu.
benville; Howard Rice. Ira Smith, q
Fairmont; ]. A. Kline, F. E. MetzEer.
]. D. Russell, Marietta: Miss Georgia
Morrison; Miss Lyde Beatty, Manning
ton; r. ]. Peterson, George D. Coates.
SteubenYille.
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faces everywhere, and crowds surging
in all directions From that point over
1900 people could be seen, and 1900
makes quite n bunch.
When the crowd began to arrive af-
ter noon. the Midway features were
worked hard, and when the darkness
came the "barkers" who stand outside
and tell you how It wuz," were pretty
hoarse. The snake eater swallowed
reptiles until there were tears in ITS
eyes and perspiration on Its" brow.
The coOchle-coochle dancers danced I'M
til they were a tired lot, and the strong
man was about as fatigued. The Fltz-
simmons-JeffrIes fight pictures in the
big tent were seen by thousands, and
It is the general verdict that this Is the
banner attraction OF the Midway. The
pictures were very clear yesterday, and
every move OF the big fellows was seen
true to life.
The races were exciting, and although
the track was heavy. the hores made
fair time. The free-for-all pace was
very close. and all the events pleased
the crowd immensely.
The hippodrorle events given By the
Jay Cook combination were splendid,
and best rs the chariot and dog races,
Mr.. Cook put on the hurdle race, much
to the satisfaction OF the people.
The exhibits of live stock and poultry
were OF particular interest to the stran-
gers, and many favorable comments
were to be heard on all sides at the
excellence OF the cattle and poultry en-
tered. The incubators were lively all
day, and chick every five minutes
was about the average.
The main hall, of course. was the CEN
ter OF attraction, and all the exhibits
were carefully inspected. All day long
excellent music was rendered Mt the F..
W. Banner Companys booth, which
went greac way in enlivening things
in the hall.
The souvenir hunters were out, and
so were the card hunters. and as usual
the exhibitors handed them out by the
thousand. II was good day all arouni,
and everybody was satisfied Let to-
days crowd be just as largo.
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"city Day" at the fair was as good
as the best in the history of the ASSOC
citation for attendance-the official fig
pres being 17,SSS-and but for the rain
and threatening weather early in the
afternoon the attendance would have
far exceeded any other Thursday. As
1t is, the fair association is very well
pleased with the size of the crowd, and
with the expected larger than usual
Friday crowd the 1898 fair will go down
on record as the greatest In the career
of the association in point Of total at.
tendance for the week.
The big show pleased everybody,
and it was voted on all sides that the
fair this year is far superior in at
fractions to any other given in Wheel
ing.
Yesterdays crowd in makeup was
rather unusual, in that such large
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in the afternoon the day was pleasant.
AS the crowd began to arrive about
half OF them did not walt until after
dinner, but went Immediately To- the
fair grounds, where they soon found
the Midway in full blast, and the Varl-
Gus features just the same rs In fair
weather It was one OF the most IN
tsresfin9 morning sessions Of the fair
ever held, and with rain coming down
10 use the proyerbial phrase, In buck
etsfull, thG'visltors were here. there ana
every where, taking in the sights ana
the shows
AZ noon the rain ceased, and II was
then that the cars. ferries. yachts and
every other conveyance To me lSlhhd
began 10 MI up. and from that hour IN
III after three o'clock It was difficult to
ride comfortably on any Of them The
grand stand soon was paeked; and the
qunrter stretch was lined with people.
mn. fcnro Mi the way around the track
was thronged, and from the reporter =
stand the sight was great There were
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TRE RACES

Held the big Crowd Until Darkness
Fcll-The Unfinished 2:15 Pace
Taken by Jean Lec-other Events
Holly Contestcd-Fine Card To-day.
Yesterdays racing card was fine
one. Every event was exciting and al
though In some heats the leaders were
not headed from the start, the fight for
second place maintained the Interest.
The bookmakers did lively business
and lots of money changed hands. Jean
Lee captured the unfinished 2:l7 pace,
which required heat yesterday
Lucy B. took the 1928 pace in three
straight heats. The free-for-all pace
was a hummer. It required four heats
and went to Efie Powers. The 2:2S trot
was unfinished. owing to darkness, and
will be trotted this afteroon at 1880
o'clock Ferris w. got two firsts, Hen
lrinda and Improve each getting one.
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rival Arms were of the general opinion
that those exhibited by C. D. Kyle were
far superior to any others. Besides be-
ing superior, there is more complete
line. and for this reason Kyle's exhibit
was attractive to the city visitors TO the
faIr as well as the country folk. There
nre Syracuse plows and hRrrows, the
Champion drill, Conkllng and Lansing
wagons. Clipper grain and seed clean
ers, the Thomas disc harrow, Meyers
pumps, potato diggers, etc, etc,irf
At Mr.. Kyle's place OF business. at NO
1854 Market street, full apd complete
line of every kind Of implements can
be seen. He also carries n large STOCK
Of grain, hay, feed, seeds etc. Ihe
Office telephone is 532. and residence NO.
s54. An orders are promptly attended TO.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENCBR FRIDAY September 1883

tween the horse racing heats. The la
dies and children took an especial de-
light yesterday afternoon in the race
between the hounds, a team Of each
being hltched to a miniature sulky and
driven by o boy rider The long sleek
hounds enjoyed the sport as much as
the crowd.
Very exciting was the grand Ben
Hur chariot race. Mrs. Campbell losing
1t by jump at the finish to ]. N.
Campbell. This event was quite spec
taculnr.
Battle Cry, the gEideless horse. won
the half-mile heat from a running horse
ridden by Jockey; time. SIN seconds
The time for the steeple chase was 81
seconds, and It was won by Mrs. Camp
1,nn
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First heat-Improve took the lead,
preceding HenIrinlda. After the quar-
ter It was nice bunch behind the
leader, excepting Oneola. who was out
OF 1t. on the stretch Henerlnda shot
out Of the bunch and the finish was a
driving one. Neva Simmons beat out
Ferris w. by head for second honors.
Improve finished fifth. Time, 2:24A.
Second heat-Henirinda was forced to
give up first position at the quarter to
Ferris W., who finished first easy. It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08
CHILDREN,s DAY.
The Teachers and Pupils OF the VnrI-
oua Schools WIN Attend To-day.

The Teachers aud Pupils or the VaFI'
Gus Schools Will Attend To-day.
This will lbe Chlldren's Day at the
fair. and II there is anything that fills
the young heart with Joy and gIadness,
1t is to be taken to the fair and shown
the many sights presented there which
are calculated to entertain and educate.
Since the association began holding the
fairs, nineteen years ago one day has
always been set aside for the children.
and following the custom. the board OF
education has wisely decided to have
no school to-day, In order that the
teachers as well as the scholars might
have the opportunity to take in the big
show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08
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They make pure blood and stronB
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was a hard-fought battle for second,
oneota putting 1t over Neva Simmons
by head under the wire. Henlrinda,
which took the first heat, was u poor
fifth. Time, 2:22K. sra
Third heat-This was anybody's race.
Ferris W., Improve and Neva Simmons
had It nip and tuck, the two latter see
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

For this year a special programme of
chlldren's sports has been arranged
and will be carried out to the letter.
These sports are to be furnished by the
children themselves, for every boy tit-
teen years old or under. Is entitled
TO enter. The prizes In each event are
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

saving for second. 1t was a very pref
" heat, with Ferris unheaded. Neva
Simmons second and Improve third.
Time. 2:20A.
Fourth heat-It was so dark when
they lined up for this heat that 1t was
difficult to distinguish the horses fur
long away. Ferris w. had long lead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

First hcnt-NIchol wng scratched
IenyIng MoonstOnC. ROsn L.. Frank
Rysdyk and Ellie Powers, the latter be-
ing first choice, selling 2O-lO IN the nuc-
ti0n pools After considerable scoring
nnd a lecture To the jockeys by Starter
Barnard, they got OF. Moonstono, who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08
1T PLEASED THEM.

Farming Implements Attracted Yes.
tcrday's Crowd-C. ID. KyIc's Exhibit.
The farmers who attended the fair
ycsicray paid particular attention to the
exhibit or farming Implements. and ar
Ger comparing the many lines shown by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

PURE, clean and wholesome. mao'
from the choicest cuts OF pork ~ ~
soned with the purest spices. are '"S
famous Hoffman sausage. You IN ~
buy them ut 1894 Chapline street s.Li
30. Filth ward, or stall II, Second war;
market,
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Is row located in his new store az
1916 Market street. A full and com.
plete stock on exhibition at popuiA
prices NNS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

You Will If you como To us for your
photographs. We nFp making seven
superb NRISTO Cabinet Photos loH
only Sl,0O. Are you rcndy!
T.NpPAN d CONNbL'
Photographers, 1871 Main street.
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ATTRACTED THE CROWD.
Fine Music and Fine Pianos Caught
the Thousands Mt the Fair.

There was no particular spot at the
fair which attracted more attention
than the F. W. Banner Co.'s exhibit OF
pianos and organs in the exposition hall.
and the fact that this firm has its ex-
hlblt there makes that portion of the
fair doubly attractive.
From the time the visitors begin to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-08

PROF. EDWARD BLtMisNN, l5t ~
will resume his courses IN NI, ,,NSy'
PIANO AND HARMONY on NJ, NJ,
DAY. SEPTEMBER llth. fo'u "a
pupils and others wlshlhs ,,,.
take advantage Of thorough Fys'Sn,ss
attic instruction in the above pl'''y XXI,
will please call at residence, " IA" ,,
street. Wheeling Island. on SHtH l,. "a
September 9. between and = o ',uII NC,
arrange hours. a prompt att',,na',.Iy
ut the first Of the season Is eA''''''''
desired
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NEW and old students will be enroll
ed at Llnsly Institute every forenoon
this week, between 10 and Il o'clock
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had the pole. led for the half chased
by Etfe Powers. Both horses went It
at a terrific clip. a wheel separating
them on the second half. Powers was
urged to the limit on the stretch, but
she was all In, Moonstone crossing the
tape half q length ahead. Some watch
es made the last quarter in 30iA Sec
onds. Time for the mile, 2:15ls.
Second heat-Moonstone set whirl-
wind pace. Effie Powers was with him
and beat him out as they crossed tho
wire for the half. Moonstone lost sew
erul lengths by this burst OF speed by
the MarIetta mare. and Powers logged
In. Only for this let-up the time would
have been much faster. Time, 2:l4.
Third heat-Efiie Powers had too
much speed for the rest on the first
quarter. Rysdyk was cheered for pass
ing AiOonstone at the half, and the big
fellow didn't seem pushed at that. The
finish was unInteresting. with Effle
Powers an easy winner, Rysdyk not
letting out as expected, after collaring
MOonstone. Time, 2:lGH.
Fourth heat-EfIie Powers lost the
pole to Moonstone and the two horses
had a lively brush for the place. Noon
stone carried her every inch OF the road
until the three-quarter pole, where the
Marietta mare few ahead and won by
an easy two lengths this heat and also
the race. Time, 2:l5LS.
Summary:
Efie Powers, b. M, by An.
dersOn wilkes, ]. 4. McCor-
mick, Marietta o. (Abrams). 2 ! 1 j
MOonstone, blk m. by Mambrl-
nus King, ]. w. Jones, Wells
Vile, ". Y. CJones). ........... 2 3 2
Frank Rysdyk. b. g., by Royal
Rysdyk. Il. c. Beaver, Jew
ettsVllel. n. Y. (Behver)..... ( 2 3
Rosa L., b. M, by St. Gothert,
p. ]. Brennan, Braddock,
PA. (Bush) ......................3 3 4 4
Time-2:lSlk, 2:l4. 2:i6k, 2:l5Ht
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Furniture aud Carpet BHrEa'ns an
Closing out to quit business; .,st,
goods must bC sold regardless " ~, ~
Building must be vacated by !T nT
FREw'S FURNITURE sroia',
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First heat-Slx horses faced the start
or, Star Onward, Ray & Waddle's
horse, Of this city, was among the
three scratched. XIII Buck Rose and
Lucy y. were the favorltes. The former
had the pole, but was soon passed by
Lucy b., who was never headed. They
were punched prcttlly on the stretch
for second place, which went to Doctor
Fox, Marion Eddy third. Time. 2:2i.
Second heat-Fanchon was looked on
as n good thing. Lucy y. took the lead,
the rest stretching out In single file.
XIII Buck Rose was good second until
he broke on the stretch, when he was
passed by Doctor Fox. XIII Buck Rose
was placed back for his swervo on the
stretch. Time. 2:2Oii.
Third hcat-lt was q pretty race be-
tween Lucy b. and XIII Buck Rose,
with the others closely punched behind.
Lucy b. drew away on the second half
until out of danger, thus winning the
race. The gallant Cndlz mare was lih-
orally applnuded. Marion Eddy took
second in this heat by u pretty bit of
work. Time, 2:22A.
Summary:
Lucy b.. b. M. Geo w Glover.
CndIz, Q. Glover. :"..::,.....,, i l
t& Si'i' J. D.".. "". 6
Marion Eddy. b. M, by Jerome
Eddy, II. C. Beaver. JcwGtts-
Vile ". " CBenverl.........., 3 2
XIII Buck Rose oh. M, by XIII
Buck Tom. curry n Campbell,
Marietta, o. (CHmpbclO...,...
FnnchOn b. m. BY Fashion. a.
s. Beverly. Columbus, o. uBcy-
crly1 .stssss.sssssssssss..s., ss.s.s.
FerTum, b. r.. by Guy Prince
ton G. r Garfield. Glonvillo,
Ttme-2.2i, 2:2ga. 2;2lH.
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Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS,
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Mr.. Edmund a. Ynhn Will sling "
Wheeling Park ncXt Sundnyaitcrhooh
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Summary:
Ferris W, $. M, by Altar, w.
II. Tucker, Locust Grove
Stock Farm New Castle,
Pa, CTuckcT) ................,3 / 2
Improve CHI. f., by Unknown,
J. d. wlsman, Louisville, w.
Va CWismnn) ................. 9 G 3 l
HenIrindn, b. M. by Young
Jim. H. u, Murphy, Mans
Held, o. murphy. 8 G @
Ncva Simmons, b. T.. by Sim
mons, r. w. Price, Lcxlng-
ton. Ky Price. 3 2 4
Oneotn, r. m, by Unknown,
Frank Olnyy. Nowburg, o.
tDluey tssttsssss..s.....s....... .
Prince Of Darkness, br. x, by
Gam0wOOd, J. W, Jones,
WCllsylie. n. Y.......,.,,,,4 o
Tlmc-2;2pA 2:g2l4, 2:?O4, 2:23I
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The unfinished 2:17 trot was the first
event. ]. W. C. and Jean Lee had each
won two heats Wednesday. Una Bell
was the other entrant. Una Bell was
said to be able to do 2:l0. ]. w. c. was
the favorIte. the others selling even in
the pool. 1t was 3 o'clock when the
opening heat started. Jean Lee won
easily: time, 2:2ilz. J. w c.. the pole
horse, broke badly at the start and
couldn't close up the gap, but got
second place. This heat gave Jean Lee
the race, j. w. C. getting second
money.
~
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Jean Lee, b. M, Locust
Grove Stock Farm, New
Castle, Pa...................
]. w. c.. bT. e.. Guy Curry.
South Scion, Ohio. $1,000,
Una Bell. CHI. M, r, c. Ben-
yer, Jewettsvllle, n. w..
Time-2:22A, 2;iSiG, 2:lSh, 2:iSh. 2:2ik
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-08
OFFICIAL REGISTER
State Of Nevada
JEnICIAL DEPARTMENT
U. S. Senators
J. =. Jones, VIM. Stewart
Congressman
Francis CT. NewlandS.
JUDICIAL
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT

Supreme Court
NJ. :. Bonnifield, Chief Justice
W. a. Massey, Associate Justice
c. II. Belknay, Associate Justice
w. D. Jones, Attorney General
Eugene Howell, Clerk Sup. Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-08
DISTRICT JUDGES

3. Z. Mack, First Judicial District
;. +. Curler, Second Judicial District
L. Fitzgerald, Third Judicial District
:. L. Talbot, Fourth Judicial District
. j. Bonniield, Jr. Fifth Judicial District
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
teinhOld
V. L. Davis Governors Private Secretary
&. II. Jud Reconsideration Governor
,ugene Howell ------Secretar eff State
arthur Morris, Deputy Secretary of State
am y. I'#vis----State Controller
onathaU D3ane, Deputy State Controller
T. L. Wi5des, Deputy State Treasurer
;. D. Kelloy---Survtyot General
Il. d. No;rware, Deputy Surv- yor Gen'l
Y. u. JnueS------------AttOrney General
)rvis RIM. Superintendent Pub. Inst'rt
Andrew Maute, Supt. of State Printing
". L.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-08
MYSTERIOUS ISLANDS
Little Dots Of Land in the Pacific
That Are Hard to Find.
C~lipperton, whose Ownership Has
Been Claimed by Four COun-
tries, st Last Definitely
Located.

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land l. f,,orita ha,.rf IF So birds.
ar1 tt,+ nan toms Of valuable guano
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