Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-17

the race for the Myrtle Stakes was run,
the three judges-Smth, Mcdowell and
Simmons-who were arrested yesterday
were again arrested by Sheriff Butling
and taken to the Gravesend town hall,
where they were bailed in $1,000 and
got back in time to place the horses in
the fifth event. John Huater, chair
man of the Board OF Stewards OF the
jockey club, was also arrested and re.
leased on bail in the same amount.
A warrant had been prepared
for the arrest of j. G.. &.
Lawrence, President of the Coney
Island Jockey Club, but he was not at
the track to-day, and the sheriff
was told that he would be present at
the hearing before Justice Voorhis In
Gravesend tomorrow.
After the races were over Sheriff
Butling was hunting for four bookmak-
ers for whom be had warrants, but it
was like looking for a needle IN hay
stack at that time.
The following is the summary OF to-
days racing: First, half mile, Gotham
won, Samaritan second, Herkner
third; time. 40. Second, one mile, Don
Alonzo won, La Misere second, Horn
pipe third; time, 1:42. Third, six fur
longs, VIII Fouso won, Dolly
second, Trevelyan third; time,
1:154. Fourth, Myrtle stakes, sell
ing, one mile and sixteenth,
Count won; Emin Bey, second; Race
land, third; time, 1:5414. Fifth, selling,
5 furlongs, Yum Yum Colt won; At
tempt, second; Mosquito, third; time,
1903. Sixth, one mile and a sixteenth,
Stowaway wop; Pickpocket, second;
Hammie, third; time. 1:49.
Gravesend entries for May II, first,
mile and a sixteenth, Miss Maude, Mary
Stone, Madrid. Selena D., Annie Bish.
op, Deeriargills, lis, Melody, lola,
Mentigerna, SEnchantress, Clementins
1OS Second, mile and oRe furlong,
handicap, Comanche 116, Lowander
l15, Blitzen los, Selens D. 9s. JodaD 81,
Lizzie 90. Third, half mile, Amazon
stakes. Jennie A., Donna Mia, Golden
Rod, Nesquanona, Little Ella, Sister to
Douglass flly, Castanet, Rondelay, Eu.
ronia, Ella Reed, Ridicule. California,
Charming, Rosebud. 113, High Point,
Bell, ll3. Fourth, mile and a sixteenth,
Preakness Stakes, Curacao, Assignee,
Fusileer 122, Potentate, Enfield, Flirt,
Presto, Ed KearRey, Sir knight III,
Song and Dance, Ascot ia, Dabolus,
Sleight OF Hand, Odd Socks, Hartford
Mr.. Jingle, Atrophine 10, Star Act
reSs los. Fifth, FIVE furlongS
Counter. Tenor, Golden Oats, Har-
rs, Doric. Mirage, The Coon,
HOLLYWOOD l12, Frolic, Lamerville, Fal.
lirhee 100. Sixth-siX furlongs, selling.
Lord Harry, Hoey ia, Speculation,
Chattanooga 112, SilverAdo, Tom Tough
Ill, Runyon 10, Vagabond, Leigh, Ad-
die 100, Armitage, Cactus 107, San
downe, Gold Dollar LOG, Rosa H. 1O4,
Lord Nelson, Johannes 100, Lou Rhetl
9s, Little Pirate, Handover 55.
GOOD RACING AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16.-About
$500 people were at Churchill Downs
to-day. The track was fast and the
sport good. First race, purse $500, 4
furlongS, Horace won, Myrtle second,
Miss Florist third; time, 500. Second,
purse S4OO, furlongs. Valiant won,
Captain Tip second, Renavon third;
time, l:lsA. Third, the Hurstbourne
stake fer 2-year-old fillies, 81, 900 added,
5 furlongs, Lady McCann won, La Fiesta
second, Tough Timber third; time,
l;O43[. Fourth, mile and so yTrds, Sis
ter Mary won, Plutus second, Rudolph
third; time 1:44i4. Fifth, purse S400,
ca furlongs, Alex Labold fret, Start
second, Volandas third; time, 0:571f.
Sixth, purse S40O, 6 furlongs. Judith
won, Twenty Three second, King
Charlie third; time, 1:171,
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 16.-First race,
z mile, Charlie Mcdonald won; time,
I:15J5. Second, 9-16 mile, Trenton
won; time, 1854. Third, Z mile, Ros-
allie won; time, 1:142i. Fourth, l mile,
Pekin won; time, 1:43. Fifth, q mile,
La Gartia won; time, 1:155I. Sixth,
lie miles, Ethel Gray won; time,
1,4s}!.
HAWTHORNE, ILL, May ls.-First,
5 furloBgs, Cynthia won; time, l:051E.
Second, furlongs, ST. Pat won; time,
1:1s<. Third, mile. Wallace won;
time, $50. Fourth, l mile, McLight
won; time, 1:47JI. Fifth, 5 furlongs,
Colo won; time, los.
GARFIELD TRACK TO BE SOLD.
CHICAGO, Nav l6.-Judge Mcconnell
to-day ordered the sale of the Garfield
Park race track. The order was en-
tered in the suit brought By numerous
creditors OF the track.
PETER DELACEY's SUIT.
BROOKLYN, n. Y. May 16. The case
OF Philip ]. Dwyer, president OF the
/ Brooklyn Jockey Club, to test the right
Of bookmakers and pool sellers 10 dc
business as formerly 81 the Gravesend
race track, has been set for hearing
tomorrow. F. w. Judson, OF Brook
lyn, is the complaining witness, bu'
back OF him is Peter Delacey, the
liking of Bookmakers. The charge Il
that "Philip ]. DUyer unlswfuliy anc
| feloniousiy did contrive, propose and
maintain and assist in contriVing, pro
posing and maintaining . certain lot
terry"
THE o lDvALKTRIE EoUSDERED.
CowLEs,lIsLE OF WIGHT, May To-
Nees reached the royal yacht squadron
to-day thatl the Cutter valkyrie, form
! erIy owned by Lord DunrAvsn, afte
which yzchtthe famous Valkyrie wa
named, has 4 undersd of the coast o
/ Africa, al ~ e on board Of her beinI