Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-08

finally by a scalt length from banquet,
who had been driven with whip and
spur for more than a furlong snd stood
IL gamely. There was an upset In the
ladies' stakes for three-year-old fillies at
a mile and a sixteenth, for Kentigerna
could not finish any better than third,
while Nahma was better than al the
others and won easily.
First race, five furlongs, Correction
log (Littlefeld), 6 to 5, won by two
lengths; Wah Jim Ill (Grifin), to l,
second by one length; Lustre lO4
(Snedeksr). 80 to l, third; time, 1854.
Sprinkle, Aria, Prosper Jr., Lizetta and
Derfargilla also ran.
Second race, mile and a half, Sir
Walter 120 (Doggett), TO 10, won by
length; Banquet 1l6 (Simms), TO 3,
second by thirty lengths; Picknicker SO
(Griffin), 7 to l, third; time, 2:3514. 81.
Anthony also ran.
Third race, five and half furlongs,
Philomena 9s (Reiff), five to one, won
by length aRd a half; Hollywood 30
(Donohue), so to /, second by two
lengths; The Coon 107 (Doggettl, to
/, third; time, 1:05H. Pontclesr, NAV
Day filly, King Gold, Golden Gate, Her
kimer, KiIlirhoe, Tymponee colt, Areca
flly, Doe colt, Skylight, Miss Young,
Jewel, Dana, Allen l., also ran.
Fourth race, Ladies stakes, mile and
q sixteenth, Nahma, 120, Littletield, s
to l, won by two lengths; Lightfeot,
lO9, Snedeker, 30 to l, second by half
length: Kentigerna, 1T, Simms, to l,
third: time. l:49. lola, La Joyn, Belde-
mere, Son Malheur, Dollsy Warden,
Baroness, Stonenelie, Gwendolyn,
Poetry, Ny Lady, Milan and Mistrat
also ran.
Fifth race, FortSchuyler stakes, mile
selling. Long Beach, 9S, (Gritin) 3 to
l, won by length and half; Captain
T., 96, (Ksefe), even, second by three
lengths; Selma D., 93, (Donohoe), to
l, third. Time, 1:41. Oporto, Count
and Equation also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs, selling, Cleo
patra 100, III. Jones), 30 TO l, won by
two lengths; Tinge 9s, (Bergen), to l,
second by head; Ella Reed, 80, (Reit),
) TO l, third; time, so. Rossnore,
Nanki Pooh, ST. Pauline, Lady Teach
er, Installator, Amsterdam, Westfail
filly, Mosquito, Madge aud MarlgoId
fiily also ran.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First q mile, Cold Dollar l25,
Lorimer 125, Lamisere l16, Dungannon
ia, Spread Eagle ia, Relff Ill. Sec
ond, mile handicap, st. Marian 1O7,
Adelbert LOG, Will Fonso 10, Ornue 90,
Song and Dance %, Lizzie 81.
Third. 5I6 furlongs, Applause 120,
NInevah 1I5, Rama lis, True Blue ll5,
Windgale los. Sapills los, Pretense los,
Flush 1Os Fourth, Is mile. Weeland
Handicap, John Cooper l22, Jack OF
Spades, lie, Assignee 113, Figaro ITO,
Discount 100, Potentate 109, ST. Julian
1Os, Galilee 1O7, Jam Lucas l04, Ben
Lumoud 1O3, Armitage 9S, Prig
95. Pulitzer 95, Fusieer 90, Lockin-
var 80, War Bonnet co. Florinda 50.
Fifth race, mile, Roller 116, Judge
Morton 1!6, Galloping King o., Facto.
tum o., Clementina 90, Atropine go,
ANXIETY 81. Sixth race, three-fourths
mile, handicap, Pros Monaco 119, Cal
ifornia liz, Glad Ill, Monotony ITO,
Rosita los. Harris 1O7, Belle Of Stone
wall 100, Little Ella 90.
THE RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, ILL, June First
race, one-half mile. Charley Weber
won; time, :5115. Second, six furlongs.
Elva won; time, 1:16H. Third, one
mile. Dungarven won; time, l:4413.
Fourth, IL miles. Joe Murphy won;
time, 2:12%. Fifth, e mile. Mary
land won; time, III. Sixth, q mile
George f. Smith won; time, 1:l64.
THE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, June First race,
seven furlongs, Long Ten won; time,
1914. Second, one mile, Lizzie Nc
Duff won; time, 1881. Third fifteen
sixteenths OF mile, West Park won;
time, 1871. Fourth, five furlongs,
Caurivi won; time, 1905. Steeplechase,
short course, Iron Duke won: time,
2:12. Sixth, one mile, Maid Marian
won; time, 1:45.
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
New YORK, June THE annual re-
gatta of the New York Yacht Club was
sailed over two courses of Sandy Hook
to-day. All conditions were favorable
The start was made at 11:10 by twelve
boats. The Wasp reached the finishing
line first at $3.50. The Emerald shook
off the Ariel and ia the race up the bay
left her one-eighth OF mile astern.
THE RELULTs AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, o., June 7.-Latonia re-
suits: First race, selling, purse $780,
7 furlongs, Bob L. won, Belle Foster
second, Powder third; time, l:2SI.
Second race, / mile, Pocahontas won'
Flora Thorton second, LIDdolstte third;
time, 1:42H. Third race, selling,
purse $500, 7 furlongs, Laceot won,
Captain Drane second, Floreanna third;
time, 1881. Fourth race, the Milldale
stakes, worth 81, 1,640 to the winner) o
furlonRs, The Sculptor won, Pedestrian
second, Rev FL Santa Anita third; time,
1:14sI. Fifth race, selling, purse $500,
5 furlongs, Adam won. Ace second,
Bridget third; time, 1:03A.
Local Base Ball.
The House & Hermann club would
ike TO hear from the John A. Myers
club for a game Sunday.
The Young Headache Pearls will play
the Hague Experts Saturday morning.
on the Tunnel grounds, for twenty
cents q side.