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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

SCORE bV lnnINEN: II
Pittsburgh .......... d o y q q ! Is
Brooklyn .::....... % o o -
Summary: Runs-carev. Johnston. Hinch-
man. Baird. Costello. O'Mara. Cu;shaw ~.
Two-hnsc hts-Baird. Hinchman. Three
base hits-Getz. Hinchrnau. stolen bases
Cutshaw. GetZ. Earned -unS-Pitt sburEh. >:
Brooklyn. . Sacrifice hit.-Johnston Col
Inns Daubert. sacrihee nymVioN Left on
ballE-on Mamaux. :; Off Cooribs. 3: Of
Cooper. !. Hits-on Namaux. In innings:
flo Kelly. I'm innings: off Cooper, q in :
inning; of Coombs. 10 in Ia Innings: off
Douglas, in % inning. Struck out-by
Mamaux. :: by Coombs. 3: by Cooper, !.
Cmpres, RiGier and Ortiz. Time. !:o-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Some Baseball Nut
frederick, OF Havana GonsulH, TX
Not Cured After Getting Frnc-
turcd Skull.

what would you do IL you had
your skull fractured by hard
pitched bnscbnIlf
quit the game probably.
Hut not DroderlcL, third busemun
for the Fnvnnn Consuis. He loves
the sport too much.
Two weeks nEO Frederick WIN
benncd during n game. He wnH
knocked out, but hnully went hack
nnd added two more hits TO his re-
cord. Tint night he wns taken to
Grace Hospital. where lie was ope-
rated upon. The pin ysicinnn found
II necessary to take out u piece OF
the sp1intered bone, NJ well nv two
blood c1ots. An he came from the
influence of the anncsthetic, Br0d-
crIck cn1miy inquired,
"IinvS we got n Snmc next Satur-
dnyt"
They hnd, but he is rtiii out OF It;
hut not for long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
INDIANS TAKE TWO

HARRISBURG, PA. August 81
Winning two scrappy games from To-
ronto to-day put Harrisburg back In
lost ou'i by scores scores of TO snG to o o.
Wyatt Lee held Toronto 10 1, trio
Of hits in the first game. Walter
Smallwood. a newcomer from the Blue
Ridge League, gave Toronto Il Jolt in
the second. He shut them out with
bu: two hits, one Of which was u
scratch. Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
DIVIDE DOUBLE ENCOUNTER

PROVIDENCE. r. l., August 81
Tho Rochester Hustlers and the Grays
sp!'t even in double header at the
locrl park to-day. Rochester won the
first game by score of to .. while
the champions took the second con-
tees. by to count. Erick son s
twirling in the first game was the
feature. while Halcy's hitting, with
three singles and n homer, was the
redeeming feature of the second game.
Scores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
=SPORTS-,=
T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Ed Barrow's fatherly interest In the
local club prevented tho Climbers from
string yesterday. 1t also. according to
I,ie local management, kept quite
number of dollars out OF their pocket.
IL all worked around to the presence
of Harrison, the alleged umpire again
wished on defenseless community.
Alvin NJ. Smith. president OF the club,
patrons remained away from the game
just OH account of Harrison, and il de-
yeloped that they were right.
when he called balk on Cottrell after
Umpire Freeman had called Nash out
at FIRST. BY reversing Freeman. Iarri-
where he scored. During the same in
ming Harrison called another balk on
Cottreli under Identical circumstances.
by the horns and refused to permit the
decision to stand.
, Get the above. Bull for Harrison.
me horns may not be visible, but they
belong there. The fans all said so.
There Is 81 rule which prohibits a
fielder from using his cap. glove or any
ball. Nash yesterday had his glove
OF OF and smacked down liner with it.
titled to three bases
Did he get it? Nit
From reading all of the above it
would appear that Richmond fans want
homo umpircs. But that is not the
case. All they want is n fair deal. and
Carpenter and Cleary have umpired a
number of games here during the sea-
SON. and not kick has been registered
OH them: Brown gets along all right.
Hart and Handiboe don't have the fans
throwing lemons and cushions at them.
None OF the others have the sport writ
erS roasting them continually. Even
Buck Freeman, working with another
partner. gets by without a kick.
1t was deliberately unfr!endly for
Barrow TO send Harrison back here in
the face Of previous complaints. and
while the local management Is an in
noccnt party. 1t suffers both ways. II
Barrow would find time from his ardu-
Gus duties TO visit Richmond once in
while IL might help him get an insight
into local conditions
F. Smith got into the game yester-
day after +. Smith had turned his ankle
the tenth inning. but got into the lime
light with a great shoe string catch
which saved the day for Montreal
ned nine men. Five were his victims
In the frs; two frames. lie allowed
support. too. was perfect.
The first fve innings were played In
forty-two minutes. II was then that
Harrison started TO gum the game. The
ten innings. however. passed in ESQ.
Nash landed for three singles in five
trips. He also accepted six chanCcs
but made one wild heave.
Fewster Is picking up wonderfully in
his fielding. He accepted nine chances
yesterday. Mullen. TOO. play ed Il nice
fielding game with eight outs and three
assists. He landed for two safe blows
In three trials. Twombiy followed in
hitting honors with TWO hits in four
attempts.
The tie game Yesterday necessitates
double bill this afternoon Tho arst
game Will begin at gao o'clock.
,"S -
II was Ladies' Day Yesterday. and a
number Of the fair sex were out An
other Ladies' Day Will be held on Fri
day.
The Rotarians will pull of their
grand stunt tomorrow afternoon. II
Will be worth seeing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
authorized the following improve
mcntS:
City Engineer instructed to adver-
tise for bids for the re-surfacing IF
the Government Road from the old
corporate limits to the National Gene
terry
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 10 rs ~ Totals. Q % IL 1
.Batted FOR Mayer IN seventh.
tEatted for Baungartner in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ......... o o %
Summary: Runs-Bescher. Long. Hyatt
Miller co. Bethel, Gonzales. Bancroft
Becker. Two base hits-Bescher. Bethel tol
Long Burns. Three-base hit--Iong. Home
run--Becker Earned runs-St. Louis. s.;
Philadelphia. .. Stolen bases-Butlcr Miller
Double play-Gonzales. unassisted SacriIce
hit-Bancroft. Sacrifice hy-Retzel. Bases
on balls-on Ames. {. Left on bases-St.
Louis. Z; Philadelphia. ]. First base on
errors-St. Louis. 1; Philadelnhia, l. -Struck
out-by Demaree. 8; by Baumgartner. 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
SPLIT FIFTY-FIFTY

The final week of the season opened
here to-day with Jersey City and Buff
falo dividing double header. The
visitors won the first game through
Beebe's effective pitching. to !. Ter
sey CITY had an easy time in the sec
ond game, piling up a score of TO g.
FIRST GAME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

In execution of a certain deed OF
trust. dated March 20, 1907. and duly
recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
d. Il. 1924. page SIS. as Is therein
provided in event of default, the under
signed az trustee will offer for sale
upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.
at 5 p. NJ,
the real estate conveyed by said deed
The house has about rooms. lot
Street and runs back along p Street
1874 feet to an alley.
4 TERMS: Cash as to an amount suf-
icient TO pay off all delinquent taxes
expenses of sale and balance due on
bond of SAT-. residue payable at /:
months, negotiable notes secured b!
trust deed
H. A. McCURDY.
Trustee
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. 80 32iIl 3 Totals 81 8 - II =
'Batted for Wares in ninth.
tBatted for Lee IN eighth.

Score by IhhIhBs- 4
Toronto ....-..........2 o o 0--3
Harrisburg ............c q q -
Summary. Runs-Willians. Rath. BAH.
MensOr. TOoley Kraft, Zimmerman, Wittcr.
Tamm. Reynolds. Two-base hits--Tamm.
Ball. Witicr. Home run-Reynoids SaCri
hce hits-Rath. Luque. Double plays
Move 10 Too!ey to Kraft; Rath to era
ham. Struck oui-by Luquc. 5 sy Lee. : !:
Chaheh. J. Base on ba!ls-by Luque. J: by
Lee. .; by Chabek /. Hit by pitcher
Kocher. Stolen bas.s-Witter. Mensor. Too
ley. Zimmerman. Time 1885 Empires
ClearY and Carpenter
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Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh ............ o.
Brooklyn ............. = -
Summary: Runs-Hinch.nan Gibson. Dsu-
bert. Steneel Myers Two-base hits-H.
Wagner: cuis haw. stolen hases-Johnston.
ietz Earned runs-Pittsburgh. !: Brook
Ign. 3. Sacrifice hi;-Wheat Sacr!ace ny-
McCariy. Double piay-Carey. BAIRD. Gibson
ana Wagner. Left on bases-pft shurgh. s
Brooklyn, g. First base on erro-s-Pitts-
n,lrsh. / Bases on balls-of Cheney. /: of
cheney. c in innings. off AIarquari ! in .
inn'ngs. Hit by pitched ball-by cheney.
Gibson. ty kantlehner. Cheney. Struck out
by Kantlehrer 8: by Cheney, !: bv Mar
guard, :. Umpires. orth and Rirler. Time.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page.

Wh'tted 2). Double play--Rixev. Bancroft
and Luderus Left on bases-st. Louis. g.:
Philadelphia, Q. Bases on balls-off Griner.
|; off RiNey. !. Hits-on Doak, II In : in
nings: of RiHey, In 20 innings. Hit bv
pitched bhli-by Grincr. Lulerus. struck out
by Doak, .; by RIxey. 5: by Alexander i
umpires. Eason and Byron. Time, 2:os
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summary: kuns-Gilhooley. McC4rty,
CHANNEL. Judge Demmitt. Two-base hits
Bues, Ia!uen. Three base hits-.lcCarty.
Judge. Sacrifice hits-McCarty Judge, Carl
strom. Heating. Beebe. Layden. Stolen bpses
-tiiihooley Double piays-Purtel. Gathers
and Barry: McCarty. Heating and Judge
Bases on balls-on Bruck. 5; OFF Beebe, s.
struck out-by Bruck. .: by Becbe J.
Passed balls-Schwert, .. EMPIRES. Eckman
and Brown. Time = hours.
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Jersey city. ........1 oil o 5 ! o IS
summary; Runs--Gilhooey. Judge. Kent
Manning. Nerbout. Two base hts-Dem-
mitt. Gathers. Three-base hits-Bues Sac
rince htts-McCarty Carlstrom. Stolen bases
Gathers. Heating. Double plays-Chan-
nell and Onslow. Bases on balls-on Bader
4; off Ferbout. 3. Struck out--by Bader .:
by Ferbout. g. Wild pitch-Bader TIM
pires, Brown anu Eckman. Time, I:iO
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Hits--on Deu,aree. y In . innings. none out
In seventh: off Mayer. / In inning: of
Baumgartncr. In innings. Umpircs
Byron and Enson. Time. a:ls.
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SECOND GAME
To,ais-G e,.2ll q To,aIs

Summary: Run-Nensor. Two-base hit
Move. Sacrifice hit--Tamn. Struck out
10y Herbert. ); by Smal!wood. Bases on
baiis--or Herbert !; Oft Smallwood, J..
stolen bases-Tooiey. Graham. Time. go.
Cmp:res, CleAry and Carpenter.
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SECOND GAME.

rotais. 80 IL 81 II Totals 30 7241Oo
IRAN for Beatty In NINTH
~ Ran for Huenke I'm ninth
Score by innings: n
Providence .........1 q O q a -
Rochester ...........0 0 o O I O q 81
Summary: PROFESSIONALLY, Shorten taJ'
sOnsiow. Hae~ f2), Fabridue, Powell. Ste.
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FIRE RECORD.

s25
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY McCURDY e. JOHNSON.
Mutual Building.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TW ENTY-
EIGHTH AND p STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The tie game Yesterday necessitates
double bill this afternoon Tho arst
game Will begin at gao o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Totals. 2? 81 IL Totals..3o 7c712 0
sBatted for Bruck in the ninth inning.
y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

II was Ladies' Day Yesterday. and a
number Of the fair sex were out An
other Ladies' Day Will be held on Fri
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The first 1--WE innings we're PLAYED in
forty-two minutes. IL was then that
Harrison started 10 gum the game The
ten innings. however. passed in so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Nash landed for three singles in five
trips. He also accepted six chances.
but made one wild heave
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SECOND GAME.
~ ".
Pittsburgh.

Totals "a : q IL | Totals IS
Ran for Gibson in ninth.
tEatted for kartlehner in ninth.
:Batted for Johnston In ninth
Slated for Cheney In seventh
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FIRST GAME.
pittsburrI Brook,yn.

Totals. - II .. q Totals IA q 10
'f'nttcd for Mamaux In seventh.
tBatted for Kelly IN ninth.
tBattcd for Douglas In ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Cottrer was In great form and fam
ned nine men. Five were his victims
In the FIRST two frames lie allowed
only seven hits and walked three. His
support too. was perfect,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

r. Smith got into the game yester-
day after r. Smith had turned his ankle
running to second. He only played In
the tenth inning. but got into the line
light with n great shoe-string catch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

The Rotar!ans will pull of their
grand stunt tomorrow afternoon. II
Will be worth seeing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
SECOND GAME.

Totals; 80 scans Totals. SO IL p 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Fewster Is picking up wonderfully in
his fielding. He accepted nine chances
yesterday. Mullen, too. played a nice
fielding game with eight outs and three
assists. He landed for two safe blows
In three trials. TwonblY followed in
hitting honors with two hits in four
attempts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

laire. 1st' Mrs. B. Gruber. city. End.
wooden quilt-Mrs. Iona Sells. LIST,
Mrs. Mary }. Rhoades. Warwood. 2nd
Cotton quilt-Miss r. Landmeyer. CITY
lst' Mrs. Frank Bogard. city. 2nd
child's dress-Nirs. w. H. Reinaks
LIST, g. Kaduziner. End
Corset cover-Mra. T. St Ioufs 1t.
Miss NJ. Wendell city. 2nd.
Laundry haR-Miss Alice Muiard fst
"T IT,, - ;. smith, And.
LIST, Mrs. -. =. Smith. End
Pin cushion--A1rs. Beattie. LIST. Miss
Alice Willard. End
Hair receiver-Afiss Alice Mutsrd -.
Mrs. Mary Rlckus. city. End
ancy Work or opera bag-Nataiie
sren1nlen. Pleasant Valley. LIST. Mrs. h.
T. Wollenweber End.
a, IhT,ow-Mrs. MARI l.. Blum. city. ist:
Fancy apron-Miss Grace Cook. city.
~ Mrs. A. r. Crleder. End.
Kitchen apron-Mra. W q Enrfs rtt,.
lst Miss Alice Millard 2nd.
best cross stitch-Mra q. s. smith.
lst Mrs A. IT, Hoblitzell. city. znd
Hand made suit Of ladies. tipde-oy.,r
Mrs. Julius oHrkheiner. CITY. 1ef. NJ
VIM q. L.azell. End
Every. LIST. Mrs a. r.. Crieder 3rd -''a
81, Punch work-Bers Schroeder. CITY. H., F..
Mrs. ID. ban9v city. 2nd.
Dean. End '''' ''N
Reed or raffia-Fiornsu Rove civ
lst, Mrs. Alice Ridroly. 2rd
indian rolicH-Unkuown rrHfhff0r r~f.
'hatrles p. Garfield. city. End
Tag carpct-MrH. John DOYLE MAJ
TINS Ferry, LIST; ID. w. Bowers. elfv. ma
Mrs.. ". J. Ennia. End
Charcoal or Crayou.
q. terlralt -lNola Mcklnn0y let. Efrv
Golden. End
FiEure figures or casf rfw g,fF.,
iat Jennie itcindorf and
anaacape or mnrlnc-Effr0r Moran
let, a. r. siocr. End
animal life-Noia McKinrsv. fet
- 8loer 1nd.
China Painting
..'. tiue ret-Niola Tracy tIfv. faf. Misc
fl,nt Wrlfht. city. End
arllnierc. taa coffee rr aHu.rfafr
lHf and End .'
pne-half dozen plates or ru8a aud
alcers MiE9 Martha fTowrUr M.
hiee Grace Terry. city. 1nf
Iauknrd. lemonade gu water rff.rrr
zee Martha HowrliH. taf ana arf
Halan. frult 0r berry nrf. .tfIr- tf.r.
iNa IpWella. Jet. Mics Grace Terry euf
NnCn bowl ur plaque Allies Mrrfn.
HoWells. let. Mics Grace Terry rrr
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WHEELING TRACTION co.

ting bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Thomas
Miss Elsie Fisher left this we.k "a,
Sirsrd. where she will teach school this
Miss Hannah Roberts. Of New York
tlty, ls visiting at the home Of her ga
yer Mrs George Foulkcs
MISS Lcnorn Eirney. OF Jeveff a. ID
lunE a. the home Of r. n. PeItay.
Miss Ethel Pclticr, Of Toledo is visit
inF Dr. and Mrs G. W Lose
Miss stella Bethci a. visiting friends
In New York City.
Mrs. James Betten bender ana ifttfs
son. have returned TO their home IN
wheeling after few days visit with
Rev. W. l.. P1ummer. r. W. KIRK n
~. Wiley, Clarence Fowler. Donald kfrk
and X scars attended the state fair
90 Columbus last week.
linn GrcEE and family. Of Cleveland.
visited this week with bis parents MI
and Mrs. 4. 81 GrcrE
June and Dana Kinney visited rofa-
ttNca In Piedmont a few DAYS thfr week
VIM. =. Real. son % Alex HeaiI of
Black Oak. was Killed while aftrmptinr
% jump freight train AZ Iafferfv 0n
Thursday evening The ranlaina rrare
brought 60 n. III Wuay'a undartakinr
neral services Saturday ~ q d nj c1a-
QUOTED hy Rev vs.. q. Todd. Intrrusenf
In Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

Hems,titehing--Mary Blatchley. city.
LIST. Hilda Ruff. end
French knots Marguerite Hold. Mo-
Aart park. LIST. Ada Null. Ned. Pa "a
Lace WORK
Marie Antoinetts iace-Afrs 2. c,ufu-
Ian. city. LIST
a, Tenreriffe-Mrs. VIM. whistler. 18th
Mrs. %. :. smith. End
a, ss-Mrs. =. Mansfield. city. 1st.
MRS T. D. Pockel. city. End
n NM %bsi 49, M o. = smith. LIST. Miss
,.,,, atins-Mrs- Caroline Long. Mounds
VIE. lst. Mrs. Dean. city. End.
clairsville. list. Mrs VIM WHSLE 81 81
~ llet-Mrs. Eghertcr. city. list. Ms
IIf Eyery, city. End.
~ halg 3, 4. Annie r. wright.
oi,sr ana cuffs Mrs. r. q. Leonhart.
Mrs. JurEors0n. End.
NJ James Fulton. city. LIST:
@'.e p. q. rtroehmaun. EgwOOd 2nd
. Tie cnds-Mrs. Caroline Long irt.
Ars. %. =. smith. End.
,., 1,.A,ee,,,A,ugusta SauvaFnot. city. ist;
Htelln Wolfe. Bellnire. End
r. ~ Ts alT, Ella O.. Reid. city. LIST. Mrs
81 ,Dtenit.ergiece--Resina Llnse. city. 1st;
ON, oroohst Articles.
lfl Mr.. vs.. p. Bowud. znd NY
lie--mrH. a.. Tracy. rItv. fef
Crochet speclmen- Mrr' II Iurre--,,
ls, Mrs g.. %. RirFie. Fairmort 5oS
Hiss Ethel Wininnd gardfa
End 'i''i 'i"H ferfF
d, spread Mrs ERherter. city. LIST. Mr..
D. a iltsch. End.
tonne Mra Freda I.eIncr. Wolier-
Ss.9er. "arwood. tst. Mrs b. PockeL
Knit Articles.
quit Mrs q. gffuIan. lat
- HnaW Miss Hickey rIfr let. NJ.
80 ffhena. HrIdrerorf lnf
i.s.e E a Arfic city. frt. Wra q
Al, TIDY a. Horton. BeIiaire. lar
p filfillHn. End
a., ''.n article knit with steel needle
lagnannrk. city Oct. Mra goirer.
tsncY. with steel needles Kats.rir.
End "no'. city,
.. Vain uifh bone or wooden needle
WIN. whistler. Iaf
.. ltln. HItn bone Or wooden reaff.-
~ WIN whistler. 1st. Niles Mary NO.
,. anrf. with bone or wooden noodle
"f FnInrr. iHf. Wra g. tracy 4rr
NppNIlr uuilt-Mre H D. Mrrrfiarb
wv Mrr o. r. lnGlebrIrht MAJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

Vase. stein or tobacco jar-Miss Mar
tina Howells. LIST and End.
Cream. sugar or dresser set--Miss
Martha Howells, LIST and 2nd.
Salt, pepper and tooth pick-Miss Mar
ina hoWells. LIST and end.
Miscellaneous
Pyrography on leather-Mrs. o. S.
Smith. Norwalk, o. list. Miss Jennie
Hervey. city. End.
Pyrography on wood-Mrs. l. W. Ern-
est city. list. Mrs. VIM. whistler. Mas
sillon. o. End.
Wood carving by hand-Cather1n.
Shorts, West Alexander, LIST.
Hand painted fan or caiendar-Miss
Jennie Hervey. LIST; LaVerne Brown.
city, Md.
Architectural or mechanical drawing
victor l. Leiner. city. LIST and End.
Amateur Photography.
Portrait-Miss Lydia Tavener, Park
ersburg list: A. d. Sloer. End.
Group-Mrs. VIM. whistler. LIST. A. b.
Sloer End.
Landscape--Anton Ernest LIST; s. ].
Anderson. city. End.
Marine-A y. Sloer, LIST: Miss lydia
Tavener. End.
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FLUSHING, O.,

80 HiNG. o.. sept. 6.-Mise Iva
&c. -roI bridgeport. b. visiting Miss
Aiiss Trace Bethel left Friday for
Slestlue. where she will teach ii ne
hieh school this winter wv
Miss Julia Hranaon o. rar.ao.....
- p visiting az the home of her 80
YER Mre. J. a Holloway.
- ~. n. Duulep ana dauefter Miss
,..A,.rton WuEht is visiting friends In
Mrs Florence schultz BE- yfaifir~ -.t.
ives in Madison. VIE.
Rev G. O Rcynard o. Hiran, a. Vie.
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ent place to rest and receive treatment
in case of illness.
condition and the racing was never
better on an opening day OF the big ex-
position.
One running race will take place
each day All other events however
VIII be harness racing and they prom.
Use to be fast.
The buttons" with their trained
horses and dog gave fine exhibition
on the race track in front of the
grandstand.
one troupe OF the vaudeville actors
gave an exhibition of their skin al
turning handsprings and doing other
stunts on the race track in front OF
the grand stand. They were an ex-
ceedingly acrobatic bunch and their
stunts were watched with much inter.
est
With the many new and added at.
fractions at the fair the balloon ascen-
ton and aeroplane flight we're not
missed by the crowd
The weather man looked upon the
opening day of the state fair with
favor. although al times he did fright
en- the visitors.
The dog show opens today and a
number are entered.
Did you catch a balloon yesterday
and get free ticket? No. Wen let's
hope that the next time may be ours.
The second dry fair promises IN bs
successful II there is not too much
dampness.
School Riddles are happy for on
thursday. they can attend the fair a
whole day and not think about studies
Every train arriving in Wheeling
brings large crowds to visit our fair.
The running horses made some ex.
eeiient dashes at yesterdays derby.
ANY news? Nope, state fair min,
on Is all know was the repeated
answer TO the question asked by re-
porters yesterday.
wheeling Is proud OF her best and
biggest fair in history.
Some Of the pessimistic Froucbes NJ
wheeling look upon the fair as Ali
tomfollery.
My. how beautiful" was the er.
clamation made BY thousands yes,er.
day when they entered the fsir
grounds
Pay-as-you-enter and please have the
right change ready.
All the concessions did a rushing
business az the fair yesterday.
Very few DRINKS were seen on the
grounds az the fair.
All Wheeling win enjoy city day.
Thursday
Congratulations upon coneratuls.
uons have been showered upon the
management Of the Fair for having the
best this year in Wheelings history.
The acrobatical stunts in front Of
the grand stand In lieu Of an aeon.
sion Of a balloon or aeroplane pleased
everyone.
5000 Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FAIR FACTS
AND PANCIES

Yesterday was said TO be the larg-
est opening day in the history of the
fair in point Of attendance. The at
tendance was also held down to con
siderable extent owing to the inclem-
ency OF the weather during the morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FINANCIAL.

Ilslory Of 15 years "If we only have
800 Wcauner said Col I.utz last nirbt
,S ~ iN going 20 b. the most largcIv a.
nifty" '"is eemfnu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

The number Of thoroughbred horses
on the ground IS far beyond the ex-
pectation of the fair directors when
they planned the annual event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

Stockman seem TO be taking more
Interest in the fair this year than
ever before. Some of the displays OF
cattle are among the finest ever
seen before. Some of the displays OF
cattle are among the finest ever seen
IN this locality and every stable IS
hlled to its capacity.