The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-17
GOV. COX TO SPEAK TODAY
AT ST. GAINESVILLE FAIR

By the association In the HORTICULTURE
nail there are at least seventy exhibit-
ors. which greatly exceeds that OF any
previous fair.
pies; peaches. plums and pears. ia ex-
ceptionaily good. and number OF the
results OF Luther Burbanks work Is
shown here The pens OF live stock are
fun OF thoroughbreds and the horss
stables are crowded with fine animals.
Every pen In the sheep and swine de-
p,sa s,lleI. ls hiled and new pens were
constr lcted Tor new entries yesterday.
The exhibits OF grain. preserves. cuIin-
airy goods and fancy work are also at
tracting "a great deal Of attention.
The judges OF the various exhibits
started their work late yesterday after
noon, but owing TO the vast crowd and
the large number Of exhibits very little
was done. In the fancy work dennrt-
inent the judges completed their wor,.
last evening. and portion OF the grain
a III, Iruit was Judged but the awards
viii not De made public until everything
be this evening
In the swine and sheen department no
premiums were awarded yesterday, but
horses and few premiums were award
ca. competent judges have been 81
ieeted by the directors of the fair for
BanOpnist rhriiis. eA's'en''
Ihose attending the fair are thrilled
Dy me daring OF Prof. @. l.. Savage, the
-. n
makes two ascenslons each afternoon
Iyl. savage ~ also an aviator. his ma
Snilne having been wrecked at Barnes
Nllle several months ago
Inc balloon ascension Of Prof Savavo
ststeIeay afternoon was a spectacular
ana thrilling one. Immediately after
s1e mammoth gasbag left the ground no
oegan series OF acrobatic stunts on the
tIape1e. and hung with his head down
a Tara gnuI about one thousand feet
agvEe tne earth- After rising 10 n height
OF about fifteen hundred feet he cur
loose the parachute ana made a rrare-
dei descent lie made another ascension
Good Races.
ne racing which started Yesterday
y ths pest ever seen in this vicinity. as Z
ne track Is exceptionally fast ami tbe {
field Of starters a. unusuailv IsrSs
ieselng is the feature OF this fair ana
stand and paddock througbout re- 81. 4
tire afternoon. 'Ns en
~. An previous track records for the
afternoon when TroEan. b. Il. owned ~, I
byTon wilson. OF Cleveland, and rfdd~n 4
~ Milton. made the mile in 2;ifE. All
ing. and the winners we're the favorifss
me Following IL the result OF ycstsr- 1
ai5o PHos. Purss saoo.
W W. tAn ss,,I bs, BY Militia. owner. r..
owner. @. G, PrieS M Mou "a Tiigla''Aaero'
Alley Jordan. ch. m. by AIoatra.
owner owner, G > Knots. Spencer. W. Va.
- asso fao s,1S Psis $50 $50.
ouns5s o9 II a5',,L b.g,. hy Reg Direct.
Dan the 'LL Leopard " sS9s,s5 2
meta owner q. " Glover. csdiz
oyi Isinee X b. M b. Gordon Prince.
rstis.son and EaF y S wsSos 81 owner.
Burns. owner. C. X ssfPara. p .p SIessy
Owner. WIN. Fsii.s E;lls az John Burns'
ow 3sspeS g " y ;,i p = bTssains unknown.
-rr..-ioT-Ah Pa 1r P Faa |. ssOa
wiiisoo5r' 80 p. =. y Milton. owner Byroa
bly, Uconnor. : q. by Barney o,co,.
oaner p. Harms. canal Dov-r
p W. Va. . IN. ~ ~ Initiates. 0vnsr
Nelhe Baron. D. x. 81 wNstar. 4.rrv
rtackhousc. Harncsvilie
81. ne ,,t "a; b 9. ~ senator Rose. owner
Iime-l.lfh. 11fA. aIE
naoss for ro-day.
$50 Trot. Purse 500.
Mabel Mack q q Price Moundsvule
Mcchen W va Jane a.. q. w. 6,,S.S
wo Sa t6S3 81 kkrh Sss 'o ss.s.
a.a6 P.es Pur-s $50.
". va nan The Leopard. . W co.,
CadiE o., Princess III. n. r. rif@rsrt
Harueeville. o. Jasper Wood W ~
iurlcr. % q. Price. Moundsviils W. va
Catherine. o. H sarcrd Claiifroifr n I.
Prince Albert Carl ,. Knots spencer.
W Va Austin X r w nnfrmfa rtrf-
lalrc, o., Belle Earle Byron Wilson.
Cleveland. o. wilson direct W . John
son. WOuduneld. O
ana Trot purse 500.
BOB lincoln. p ". vale ClarEafurn.
". Va. Mabel MACK ri 81 prfr@
Moundsvile. W Va Allie Jordan. Cari
y Knots spencer. w. Va. Ruth = u
w Sherhcrd Nurrhola. o.. sweetheart
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