The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-07
FAIR READY FOR
CROWDS TODAY

Exhibits not installed at the fair
Grounds yesterday will be in place
early to-day, long before the crowds
| arrive.
Entries in the 1--we stock, agricul-
ture. manufacturing, poultry and other
departments are all larger than last
year. The live stock show will be
| particularly fine. The entries are
larger than can be accommodated at
the grounds, and a number of horses
and cattle are quartered outside.
The midway is Well represented by
fair as whole will present more
finished appearance to-day than Is US
ual on opening days.
The management desires to advise
the public regarding the various en-
frances, and how to reach them, and
has outlined the following suggestions
which. ii observed. will facilitate tile
convenience OF all concerned:
Persons going to the grounds in
vehicles and wishing upon arrival to
alight at the gates and go directly to
the Erandstand, should drive to the
gate Just back of the grandstand on
the Missing Link Road.
Persons wishing TO go inside the
grounds in wheeled vehicles Of any
kind, or on horseback. may, on pay
ment of regular charges for admis-
sion and anadditional charge forsuch
vehlcle or mount, enter at the Missing
Link gate, or the gate on Hermitage
Road, and may occupy such space as
the management may designate for
that purpose.
a parking place has been provided
Fin the intield for the accommodation
of tally-ho coaches, two-horse We
hicles. automobiles ETC., for which ex-
ira charges are made. Persons wish
| Ing to use this space should enter at
| tho Hermitage Road gate. and upon
entering must inform the gatcl1eepcr
with their intention in order that
| proper directions may be given.
The general public may reach the
grounds by Broad and Mainscars. Broa.l
and Twenty-tifth Street cars and extra
cars on Broad Street. .554
The main entrance has been ENLARGED
and greatly improved, and the bridge
! used last year as both entrance and
exit will this year be used as ar, en-
| trance only. "A special exit has been
| prepared. which wills9obvinte all oc-
casion for disagrecable croWding and
congestion. :, ,3;j s5f
Tickets arc on saleaat a number OF
places down town, a list of Which are
advertised in another column.
Major Dclmar, the fastest trottins
horse in the world. has arrived ana Il
stabbed at the grounds and will trot
against time on "Wednesday, Richmond
| Day. Tho race card for to-day follows
beginning at 1890:
2:2O class. pacing; purse. 5000
Mannella, b. M, by Austral, Il. Il
Hall, Washington. D. G.
S. X. Bedworth,. b. s.. by Bedworth
/ v. v. Shipley, Cobb's Crock, Va.
Sweetheart, 8. M, by haywood, G. II
Bunch, Pleusanton, Cal.
I. Miss Wilson,, CHI. M, by Patcher
i Wilkes. w. ], Doughty, agent, Now.
port News, Va.
Lady May. blk. M, by Victor rus.
sell, A. II. Tyson, Wilmington. Del.
Anita, b. m, by 5Albraza, Franl'
Matty, Syracuse. NJ \. BIZ
Senator Hal, b. g.. by ---------------., II. G
+ Stahl. Meyerdale. Pa.
4 .;s5 class. trottingi purse. $500
4 Nelly McZeus, b. m, by Aczeus, A
n. Griffith. Richmond, Va.
b. m, by Sidney Prince. Montezumi
stock Farm, Richmond, Va
Hazel, Oh. N, by Hinder Wilkes. ~
!. Newson, Richmond, Va,
celia Mack. b.. M. by AlclSenncy
; C. r. Brunch Pleasanton, Cal.
!, Running Brook. b. 81. by silen
. Brook. s
Beatrice, b. m. L. *, Kelly, Green
Vile. s. c.
;. sallic C.. b, m. by Brown Wilkes
. wilton Stock Farm, Have do Grace. Md
/. Alfred Nelson. b. g.. by Alfred q
II. g. Nelson, Jr.. Manchester. Va
Money. b. e., by. AlcZcus, w, T.. Bass
/, Richmond, Va
Eeroll, br 81, by Parole. Walter ]
Pepper. Rio Vista. Va.
Becky Medium, b. M, by Harr.
Y Nixon. w. L, Rhodes, Gutenberg. N. ]
jarldorf, b. y. by Jarl, Charles g
sehmidt, Richmond, Va.
2fla pacing; purse , 00-
= queen clania, y. ~ ", " 4 Glen .AtAoel