Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-08

.; Syrena 5, 3. 4. 6, 4; Lenore K. 3, 4, 6,
Z. dis; Hylie I. dis. Time, 2:l5, 2:13sl,
2:161l, 2:l7, 2:17j1.
2:30 class, trotting, two-year-oids:
Whalebone, l, /; Bdfington, 2, 2;
Dresch, 3, 8: Cappy Woodbin 5, 4;
Miss Kate. 4. 5; Anteeyoine, distsnced.
Time, 2:374, 2:274.
2:23 class, trotting, 3-year-olds, Ex-
pressive 8, |, l, l; Red Bud l, 3, ?, 2;
Billy Parks 2. 5, 4. 3; Lovelace 4, 4, 5,
4: Onoqua 5. ., 3, dis. Time, 2:lS$4,
2:ls5l, 2:16, 2:15.
HENRY OF NAvARRE's GREAT WORK.
SARATOGA, \. V, August Henry
of Navarro, the greatest three-year-oid
in training. won the Fox Hall stakes to-
day from John Cooper and Rey El Santa
Anita. 1t was an easy win and the time
for the mile and furlong, 1888, Is the
fastest ever made on this track at the
distance.
First, FIVE furIongs, Dola5ra won,
Sadie second, Irish Sect third; time,
1:012..
Second, selling, FIVE furlongs, Urania
won, Phlomena second. Sir Dixon, Jr.,
third; time, 1:02]9.
Third, Belle Meade stakes, six fur
longs; Prince OF Monaco won, salvation
second, Rossmar third; time 1:l54.
Fourth, the Fox Hall stakes, mile
and furong; Henry of Navarro won,
John Cooper second, Rey FL Santa Anita
third; time 1:533I.
Fifth, ca fnrongs, Figaro won, La
Joya second, 5elena D. third. Time,
1:4l.
Sixth, selling, furlongs, Weinberg
won, Fondoine second, Wheeler third.
Time, 1;0l}5.
EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS.
ST. LOUIS, August First, Living
ston won; 1;06]I. Second, Maud Nc
Millen won: los. Third, Odrey won.
1:2S1S. Fourth, Charteruse won; l:2l13;
Fifth. Ballantyn won; l:4915.
RACING AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE. Ill, August First,
Mona won; 1:034. Second, Deorscey
won; l:l6. Third, Ethel Gray won;
l:43ll. Fourth, Virginian won; 1:474.
Fifth, Settle won; 1:l6. Sixth, Pre-
tender won; 1:16. Seventh, Chano won;
l:O519.
BICYCLE RACES AT BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM, ENG, August 7.-Harry
Wheeler, the American, won the one
mile handicap bicycle race here to-day.
Wheeler started from the 35 yard marx
and won by tour yards In 2m. 26s. Ed
wards, OF London. was second and
James, of Cardiff. third. Edwards and
James also started from the 35 yard
mark. Harry Banker, OF PttsburR,
was beaten in his heat. Arthur A.
Zimmerman, the champion, did not
compete.
FAST THE FOR SURE.
DENVER, Col, August 7-On the
Denver Wheel Club track this morning,
0. L. Bowles, Of Denver, with Wells,
Seigler and Foster as pacemaKers, made
a half mile in 100 2-5, and tho mile 10
2:03 2-5, the fastest time ever made
west OF the Mississippi.
WIRE TArPERs CAPTURED.
COLUMBUS. o., August THE police
this evening arrested j. G. McClUskey,
a well known operator OF New York.
anu dHOluCl
burger, and j. Martin, g lineman, both
of New York also, for wire tapping.
They had tapped the Western Union
wire running into the principal pool
rooms throughout the country. So far
as known they have made no "kilIing"
in the pool rooms.
WILL JOIN THE PROFESSIONALS.
MIYNEAPoLIs, MINI, August T.
John S. Johnson, the Minneapolis oi-
cyclist, has decided to enter the ranks
of the professionals and 20 to Paris,
there TO race against Zimmerman and
other professionals. He will probably
start for Paris Immediately after the
conclusion Of the Minneapolis meet this
week. His appearance as a professional
will oe great surprise.