Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Attend the Second Day Of
Worlds Fair at Windsor.
Perfect Weather and Everyone
Out for a Jolly Good Time.
Hello Bill Wins 2:40-2::37 and Snip D.
the 2:23 2::2G Races.

Windsor, Me-, Sept. 2G.-(SpeciaD.-
The big day at the "Worlds lAir
brought out n crowd Of 1000 people WIS
a big financial success and was Grdced
bv excellent racing. Dennis Eand Of
Augusta gave 4 concert in the fore
noon and in the afternoon played be-
tween the heats. when the vaudeville
artists were not on the platform.
The 24O pace or 81 trot went to
Hello Bill in straight heats. Five heats
were necessary to decide the money III
the 223 pace or go trot, Snip ID. I'm
i.hing Il close second in the first t"o
heats and then winning the next three.
The time was slow on account Of The
high wind and the flying dust.
g. Il: Ingraham, the veteran Camden
hnrS, man, drove Three Points t. the
y ire in the first race for his maiden
effort and got away with third money.
the veteran received an ovation when
hc drove in front Of the stand.
The races We're started by DR.. {. r.
Pickering of Gardiner. Oscar II. Ander-
son and J. NJ. Cross Of Augusta We're
tie Judges. The results:
20 rAcl: OR 81 TEOT-rTRsE 800.
JI.!o Bnl. & by unknown tW. F., .,
III M's E. IT 1 III iiai Thea Ii: ii.
Tire Points. ch & ny Cashier q.
Lux Wiki. i & by i.ookins (John, =
: fitnc, >. &a;;ii. .:li.. a3iii.
- PACE: OF; - Ti:OT-PI-RSE $50
SNIP d., y q ~ Looilaway 90.
II. Harms toni .................- = ! i
I.,ura r., hlk m by Fplius a..
K. LraNtu .;......;.........::l j
N'iIic A., :; m by unknown r.
Tx; Ham ;,..;i.
CIV. r. Wcbhb ..-..............4 Or
Time y. J, -.-N, 2.a0a,, @-9I., 2.22!2.
"IVinGsnr fair aint dead vet, even if
she is along in years" was the remark
Of Il Granger on the grounds Wednrs-
dly morning ana it just expresses the
situation. Its the liveliest thing in the
chap, Of 4 fair that is pulled off in the
stat. Of Maine and that's saying 2
whole lot. Til" people are here, lots of
them. and they are out for racket.
They are rather likely to have il undor
these circumstances ana sure enough
they art. having it. Thu girls are ont in
force the bows are with them ana tho
obi tDlkE are on n3Uu 700, To Keep lntu
within bounds.
The great ANA glorious Midway has
enrC1d it's canvas within the enclosure
There is everything to tempt the visitor
to part with the elusive nirillr. from 4
hot frankfort tooth to Il wild man
Tho "cp1Intry store" whore You ray
yuur money and draw a 'prize' is do
ing :; rushing business. From the coun-
Try store to '"rhn mysteries of China
town after dark is quite 4 iunn in r"a
If. Vet in this canvas city they bumI
elbows; with each other and with the
f"lIr.v Who takes Il riCtur" of Your best
~ thr button or til" picture is not ap-
Ilront i'Ioin the fakir's cries.
An Indian mystery is advertised h!
Il Picture of two Erirning skeletons il
Il gloomy cave. Til" brass throato,
.rnan III 'front.' beats a circular say
aud yrI,s chat he has the biggest an,
hest show for the money On tn
grounds. This show that scnlS TIL
s'ilcrs chasing up and down YOU
spine. is next To the great ana OIL.
French beauty show. \ whole cage full
of the beautiful feminine on cXhibtio,
for IL cents.
IN alligator boy is in the same ten
with a man faced snake and one maj
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