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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-17
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cHARLEsToS, w. VA, May l6.-Tha
bankers OF West Virginia met in this
city to-day for the purpose Of forming
State orglnization.
Among these present were Louis r.
Stiiel, Wheeling Title and Trust Com
pany: L. j. Bsyha. German Bank, OF
Wheeling; p. B. Debbins. Dollar saw
ings Bank, OF Wheeling; j. A. Miller,
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, Wheeling;
John Frew, Exchange Bank, wheeling;
Alexander Mitchell. Mutual Savings
Bank OF Wheeling; George w. EckharL
Jr., Peoples Bank, Of Wheeling; Robert
c. DalEell, City Bank OF Wheeling; NJ.
c. Dinmick, First National Rank OF
Huntington; J. h. oney, Huntington
National Bank; A. w. RileF Valley
Bank, OF Jackson; John Clay
pool, Bank OF Spencer: f. o.
Prince. Bank OF Hinton; Edwin
Mann, Greenbrisr Valley Bank,
Anderson; James +. Mann, First Nation.
al Bank OF Buehelds and Bank Of
Bramwall;J j. W. Gilkeson, Sonth Branch
Valley National Bank OF Moorsfeld;
w. Il. Prickett, Peoples Bank OF Blue
field; Warren Miller, Bank Of Ripley,
Jackson, C. H.; F. Hill, Bank OF Alder
son; Thomas +. Davis, First National
Bank OF Grafton; j. q. Dickin-
son, Kanawha Valley Bank Of
Charleston; l.. Prlchlrd, Charleston Ma
tional Bank; NJ. NJ. williamson, Citizens
National Bank Of Charleston; h. A.
Reid, Kanawha National Bank OF
Of Charleston; T.. w. Young and w. A.
Ohlsy, Commercial Savings Bank,
Charleston.
The bankers met In Germania Hall at
l0:30 q. m, and were called TO order by
Col. J Q. Dickinson, OF Charleston.
Rev. II. w. Terrence. OF the KsnAwha
Presbyterian church, offered prayer and
An address OF welcome was delivered by
d. c. Gallaher.
A committee to draft a constitution
aud bylaws, consisting OF Thomas c.
Davis, Grafton; p. b. Dobbins, Wheel
ing; j. w. Glkeson, Mooreheld; j. +.
Mann. Blusfeld, aHd NJ. +. Dmmick,
Huntington, was appointed by the Pres
ident
A committee to nominate prmspspi
officers was also appointed. ltconsiStA
ed OF w. A. Obley. Robert h. DAlzell.
Warren Miller, f. o. Prince aud George
W. Eckhart.
The mseting then adjourned I'll s p.
M, and the bankeas went in body 10
the State House TO call on the Governor
aud other State officers. The Governor
was out OF town, but the visitors were
received and escorted through the Cap
ltol by Capt. J. b. White, the Cover.
nor's private secretary, and A. ID. Mac
Corkle. the Governors brother The
visitors, In company with number OF
Charleston business men, were taken
on a steamboat excursion up the Kama
wha river this afternoon.
At the evening session the constitu-
tion and bylaws were adopted and the
following permanent officers elected:
President, j. @ Dickinson, Charlestoni
Vice Presidepts-First district, l.. J.
Bayha, Wheeling; Second district. I.
l.. Davis, OF Srafton; Third district,
+. o. Prince, Hinton; Fourth district,
J. C. Claypool. Spencer; Secretary and
Treasurer, p. II. DObbins. OF Wheeling.
wheeling was selected as the next
place OF meeting. on the FIRST Wednes-
day in June, 1895.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 16.-The
Democratic leaders in the Senate de-
cided to-day to call up Senator Harris's
resolution for 10 O'Clock sessions, to-
morrow,
ThsV have reached the conclusion
that 3 tariff bill is not making salts
factory progress aud think the time has
come when they should extend the
hours.
The resolution is likely 10 lead TO a
spirited debate when called up.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 16.-Ssn-
ltor Allison presided over a conference
oi Republican Senators at the Capitol
to-day, about twO-thirds Of the mem-
oershlp being present. Il was a con-
tinuation of the discussion which oc-
Cured at Senator Shsrman's house on
Monday night
Senator Dubois announced his inten-
tion Of publicly declaring in favor OF
speedy action and when several Sena-
tors took issue with him, he said that
his Judgment relative to the effort Of
the silver repeal was as good as theirs
last fall and be intended TO follow IL.
THE CONFERENCE BROKE Up
without any action being agreed upon,
but those Senators who believe in early
action seemed TO be in such a large ma
jority that they felt that the policy
would now be TO consider the bill with
view OF engaging only legitimate dil-
cussion Of she various schedules.
Senator Chandler advanced the sug-
gestion that the debate would consume
from thirty TO sixty days on whatever
lines IL might be conducted. and said
that as that was the case there was no
necessity for resolving upon any partic.
uIar course at present. He also urged
that there was 20 question OF tiliouSter-
ing for the Republican conference 10
consider, as there were no Senators
who desired 20 engage in hlibustering.
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SHOULD BE PASSED AT ONCE.
Senator Dubois Voices the Sentiments OF
Weatern Republican,.

western hepuDilcana
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 16.-Mr.
Aliens resolution calling upon the Sec
retary of the Treasury for information
as to the number Of persons directly af-
fected by protective duties and By COM
petition with foreign laborers In the
United States, was discussed 10 the
Senate to-day until 70 o'clock when the
tariff bill Was taken up. Mr.. Jones
having moved to increase the duty on
llnseed, iaxse0d and poppy seed oil
10 90 cents, Mr.. Galliuger arose
with a formidable appearing array OF
manuscript and announced that he was
about 20 give history OF American leg
islation on the tariff since the landing Of
the Pilgrim Fathers. From this he read
until D. m, when saying he had brought
the story down 10 lS46, he gave way to
Mr.. Dubois, who delivered carefully
prepared speech.
That portion OF Mr.. Dubois speech
demanding immediate action upon the
pending bill, either its passage or its
defeat. as the quickest means Of restOr-
ing at least temporary commercial pros
perity created something Of sensation
As Indicating the attitude Of the far
western Republicans. 10 did not pre-
sipitate a controversy, however
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Dubois ad-
jress upimportant amendments, the
rates on Flaxseed oil, opium extracts
md crude opium were adopted. The
proposed change from Sl2 TO So a pound
on smoking opium led 10 lively debate
In which il was shown that the present
high duty places such a premium on
smuggling that no crude opium passes
through the custom houses The
amendment was adopted.
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kELLEr's MEN GIT INTO TROUBLE
Rock Island Deputies Try to Prevent
Them from Laudins-Movement of the
COMMONWEALTH.

Rock Island Deputies Try to Prevent
Them from Movements of the
Commonwealth.
OTTUNUwA, Iowa, May 16.-There is
intense excitement in Eidon over kel-
ley's army. As boat was coming down
the river the citizens called il ashore for
the purpose OF giving the men butter
milk. Immediately deputy sherltfs,
employed by the Rock Island, road,
rushed down TO prevent landing. Some
one threw a stone az the Kelley men,
breaking the ribs of one man and rem
deriug another unconscious. Bad blood
exists between the Kelly men and the
Rock Island deputies, and to-day when
arothbr lot OF Kellyites attempted TO
land the Rock Island deputies tried 10
prevent a landing, aud Conductor
Charles Martin was struck on the head
withla club and il is thought his skull
was fractured. The Rock Island has
run all their engines out OF their yard,
and fear serious trouble al the next
stop OF the army at Pennington.
WAsHINGTON, d. c., May l6.-Coun-
sci for CoXey have made application for
8 writ OF certiorsri 10 take the case out
OF the Police Court. The case went
over until Friday.
OGDEN. UTAH, May 16.-Seventy
men forcibly took possession Of train
on the Union Pacific this afternoon aud
held il five hours. They gave it up
WIDEN promised that they should have
provisions.
TO TARE THEM BACK.
GREEN RIVER, WYO., May 16.-Col.
Pollard and $50 men o. the Eighteenth
Infantry reached here al o'clock 10
aid Marshal Rankin in the work Of TAX
ing the iudustrials now under arrest
hack to Idaho. Marshal Pinkham, OF
Idaho. will reach here this evening with
warrants for the industrials, who are
now Imprisoned IN the armOry here.
SANDERS AND HIS ARMY REI.D.
iLEAyENw9 9RTH. KANS., Nay 10
The trial 81 General Sanders and bis
arIay was concluded to-day, and Cor
missioner Waggsner rendered his OF
ion, holding the defendants TO the
:. CourA for trial. Sanders BALI
6xed 81 500 aRd each OF the $50 m
S4OO. Mssshsl NeeleJ was ordef
take them ~ Jail in case oaH
given.
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WHAT The MINERS OFFERED.
Their Scale OF Prices Almost rs ComPli-
Gated as = Tariff Bill.

CLEVELAND, o., May 16-Although
one session Of the coal conference has
been held and night, spent in caucus
ing, has intervened, the conditions just
before the conference met to-day were
still very chaotic. At 5 o'clock the
miners held sn executive session in Case
Hall TO perfect their scale Of wages,
which was TO be later presented 10 the
convention in the form of simple reso-
luton calling for the rate OF IS cents in
Pittsburg district, so cents 10 the Cen
raj Pennsylvania dis'-'"'s - "snts In
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Coal Famine In Pittsourg.

PITTsBURG, PA, May 16.-A coal
famine, which has been threatening
this city for some time, is now practi-
cally an established reality, and con-
sumers OF the fuel which has made
Western Pennsylvania famous are find
ing difficulty In buying it at any price.
With slack at six and eight cents
bushel and family coal at twelve
cents, the problem of how to get
more has alreacy reached a
serious stage. Many Of the railroad
dealers have suspended business entire
ly and are simply waiting for the strike
to end.
Dredges are being used to bring to
the surface coal from the river beds,
where wrecked coal fleets are known
to have left large deposits OF the
precious mineral.
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sus-iq' 7sl.gran 10 tls Rs1l,,s-.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-A new post
office has been established st Garnet,
Kauawhs county, w. Va, with Fletch-
er l. Tcrner as postmaster.
A commission has been issued TO Jo-
seph A. McIntire As postmaster At Lyon,
Doddridgs county, w. Va.
Mr.. J. J. Wharton, of Morgantown,
who is a candidate for the postmaster
ship at that place, has been looking
after his interests, accompanied by
Capt Camp, also Of Norgantown.
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CycllnE Notes.

A large number Of Stsubsnville cy-
elers are expected 10 be IL the city next
Sunday TO 20 over the National road
between this city and Triadeiphia-
There will be q special bicycle sale 10
a few days AZ No. 1913 Market street
Owing 20 the absence OF the crack
vheelnen from their homes, President
Geiger, Of the w. A. W., has been IN
able to secure from them personal prom
ises 10 atterd the L. A. w. meet 10 this
city in September. He has, however,
been assured tina. all the leading racers
will follow the circuit, which includes
Wheeling.
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The Girl TO Whom Howard Gould IL Al.
legged to be Engaged = Native of colam- b.
bus
sp.etol T,Lsor6,n 70 ne RfoIItsr
COLUMBUS, OHIO, May l6.-Lulu Hop
per, the New York girl 70 whom report
says Howard Gould 10 engaged. Is the
daughter OF T. J. Hopper. baker, liv-
Ing and doing business a. Long and
Third strests, this city. Hopper said
tonight that be did not believe the re-
port. Lulu left home, offended 81 her
father, last Christmas, and her parents
have not heard from Der. directly, since.
Indirectly. they had heard that she was
employed % a alithograpbing shop. She
is twenty.three years old, handsons
brunette, aud when she was a high
school girl, ran away with theatrical
troupe.
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Steamship Arrivals.

New York. May 16.-Arrived, Mas
dam. from Rotterdam.
BALTIMORE. May l6.-Arrived, Darn
stadt, from Bremen.
SoUrHAMPToS, May 16.-Arrived, Frsve,
from New York; New YORK, from. New
YORK.
BREMEN, May l6.-Arrived, Witteksns.
from New York; America, from lBalti-
more: Ssale, from New York.
LONDON, May l6.-Arrived, Alecto,
York 81
May 16.-Arrived. FurnessiN,
York.
,RK, May 1e.-Arrived, Lahv.,
men.
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A clear Field for Gin.

opectes Aetel' eff' - w. 80 ---'''
TORONTO. o., May 16-Hon. A. B.
Taylor, present Representative from
Jefferson county, publishes a card In a
local paper announcing his withdrawal
from the congressional race in this dis
trict 90 account Of inability 10 make a
thorough canvass owing TO legislative
duties. This leaves an open 6eld for j..
y. Gill, Of Steubenville, in Jefferson
COuDtV
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BOOKSELLER DELACEY
Still Hot on the Track Of the COnsy
Island Jockey Club.
THE JUDGES ARRESTED AGAIN,

Sheriff Butling on the Hunt for
President Lawrence and Four
Booknakers-A Good Crowd
for the Day After the Handicap.
Good Races Over a Fast Track
at Churchill Downs-Pittsburg
Shuts Out Chicago-General
Sporting News.
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nhin G. A. y omcers.

CANTON, O.. May 16.-G. A. r. De-
partment officers elected to-day are:
Department Communicable. c. Mutt, OF
Sidney; Senior Vice-COuimander, John
B. Sampson, Cincinuati; Junior Vice
Commander, George Millef, ColumbianA.
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LEGITIMATE DEBATE
y Is About all That Stands in the Way
Of the Tariff Bill.
THE SPEECH OF SENATOR DUBOIS

And His Announcement in the Re-
publican Conference Brought
Out the Fact That a Majority of
Republican Senators are Un-
willing to Longer Delay the
Passage of the Tariff Bill Ex-
cept to Debate it Legitimately.
The Doings Of the Senate Yes
terday.
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TERRIBLE TORTURE.
How Russian Peasants Took vsugsanes
Upon an Informsr

How Russian Peasants TOOK 'sns"s
Upon an Infornsr.
Moscow. May lG.-siI peasants Nv
Ing near the town OF Ostrogolsk. bavs
recently engaged 10 Wholsssls thsfts Oh
wood from the forest Of Peskow, selling
{, and briblnz the keepers Of the forest
with part Of the proceeds. One Keeper
named Goworog, Informed upon the
thieves, wheregpon they seitsd ahd
bound him aud tortured him fesrfuliy,
tearing out his tongue, piercing his
ewes with pins untll his eye balls were
mere pulp. tearing Of MS hngsr and
toe nails. and fpally trampllng on MS
body until It was liisless. Oo"ofogs
body was found 10 the woodsa is" days
ago, presenting = most sieksning spec
tacle.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., May l6.-Col.
W. c. P. Breckinridge to-day filed his
appeal bond. The bond is for SIOO, and
the defendants brother, Joseph c.
Breckenridge, appears as surety. 1t is
hardly probable that the case will be
heard before next fall.
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THB COAL CONFERENCE.
One Session of the Joint, Committee
Results in Nothing.
EACH SIDE PRESENTS A SCALE

And Neither is Willing to Recede
From It's Position-The Miners
Stand Firm for the Original
Rates Demanded While the
Representatives Have no Power
to Act Except According to
Their Instructions - Another
Meeting to be Held in the Morn
ing.
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rhn ArrIrnltnral an.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l6.-In the
House to-day, the Agricultural Appro-
priatiou Dill was under discussion, but
was not disposed OF.
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Little Chance for Capturing the TaylOrs

BROoKFIKLD. Mo-, May 16.-To-night
the chances for capturing Bill and
George Taylor, the murderers Of the
Meek family, look very slim. Many Of
the men who have been vigilant in the
search since Friday, have given up
and returned home. The hunt will not
be entirely abandoned, however. The
belief is general that the TayIors have
left the country for the West or South.
The total rewards now offered amount
TO about 81, 500.
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STRIKERS MAKE BIG GAINS.

UNIoNrowY, PA, May l6.-The
strikers made great gains to-day about
Jniontown and in the northern end OF
the region. Only about dozen men
were at work at the Kyle plant, the
others fearing to return on account OF
the presence of 500 strikers encamped
near the works. The strikers offered
no violence. Southwest plants Nos. B
and 4 are shut down, and many other
works are badly crippled. The national
organization have notified the strikers
that SIS, 900 will be sent into the region
every week from now until the matter
is settled.
GOING TO WORK ABOUT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May l6.-All
the miners in the Loup Creek district
are working to-day with the exception
Of Harvey. All will be in tomorrow In
the Loup Creek field. Some returned
TO work at Stone Cliff. The rest agreed
to 20 in tomorrow. All resume al the
old price.
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HOW TIE CLUBS PLAYED YESTERDAY.
Pittsburg shuts Out Chicago IN . Well
Played Gams-standing of the Clubs.

PITTsBURe, PA, May 16.-Pittsburg
shut out Chicago to-day principally
through Killen's superb pitching.
Weather, rainy. Attendance, 600.
Score:
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different subdivisions In each large
district, so that the matter Is almost as
complicated as y tariff BILL Inc most
Of it is wholly uninteresting to the great
majority of the miners and operators.
The operators held another meeting
at the Hollenden to-day, and continued
their effort TO unite upon plan 10 Do
followed in the convention. A more
liberal feeling was manifested oy the
Pittsburg rail mea, but the Ohioans
were still pretty far apart, contendlng
tha: the miners would not listen to the
proposition discussed during the night
to establish rate OF 65 cents Tor fItts'
burg with a diferential Of cents In
favor of the Ohio operators. That pro-
position is for a compromise for the
half and half kind, being IS cents
above what the Pittsburg men are now
paying and fourteen cents below Whas
the miners demand.
The members OF the Committee OF
Ten, who had been ruled out OF the con-
venton were still present with the e&-
ception of A. II. Dem mpster, the leader
who went home during the night. Ine
u6S6EllOQ Ol H. Sud CIV 49,
Hartley, two large coal producers, was
looked upon as Indicative OF weakening
on the part OF the obstructionists, but
Secretary Patrick ]. McBryde does not
view it in that light. de is still OF the
opinion that the Pittsburg operators are
determined to prolong the strike.
COMPLICATIONS AT NEW CUMBERLAND.
Special telegram to the Rs7ister.
TORONTO, OHIO. May 15.-Complics-
tions have already arisen ct New Cum
berIand AT one of the coal mines In
that vicinity car was loaded with coal
and billed for Wheeling. This capped
the climax with those in sympathy with
the strike and brought on dispute. 1t
is now stated that all the miners on that
side Of the valley have been discharged,
and matters will grow pretty warm
there shortly.
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IaE wEAIHEE-

y1sHrsroS. d C.. Nay iS-Fsf Wssisrn
psnnsVIyasia. fair, eIcspt showers 10 sortasfn
sortion; uArn. except stsiI siailensry tsia-
2ns,.tnre Ia soutbvsst portion. south Sinea
FoY Ohio fair. sIcspt shoEsrs ln 7oftseta
portion: warner IN EASTERN pofHSh'' 'Su'a
sor West virginia fair. slightly -afmof;
soatb Winds
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MEETING OF BANKERS.
Representatives Of the Leading Banks
Of the State
CONE TOGETHER AT CHARLESTON

For the Purpose OF Forming q
State Bankers Organization
A Partial List OF Those in At
tendance-The Necessary Com
mittees for Permanent Organ
ization Appointed-An Excur-
sion up the Kanawha.
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A Challenge.

Chas. Miller, Of East Wheeling. was
81 the REGISTER Office last evening and
stated that he would challenge Chas.
Och for boxing match, within two
months. A forfeit Of $50 is 70 De put
up. II accepted answer at Happy Club
Rooms, on Saturday.
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TRIED AND True Is the verdict OF
nsople who take Hoods sarsaparilla.
The good effects. Of this medicine are
sao, felt in nerve strength restored,
appetite created and health given
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drowned, Lord Dunravsa sold the
valklfis to aa Italian gentleman and
sac reesasly eompsted in the Msditss-
faasah regatta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-17

Hoods Pills do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach Iry
thsu.
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ALBlxI. y. Y, May 15.-GoverDor
Flower has vetoed the school teacnerS
pension bill.
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TO MEET IN RAVENSWOOD.

The Fourth District Democratic Con-
KressionSI Convention Called for August
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THE oI d vALKTRIE FoUSDERED,

CowLEs.l ISLE OF WIGHT, May To-
Meas reached the royal yacht squadron
to-day thatl the Cutter valkyrie, form
erIy owned By Lord Dunr4vsn, after
which yachtfhe famous Valkyrie was
named, has undersd OF the coast Of
Africa, al ~ e on board Of her being
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To Take Charge Of q Gymnasium
jim Rowan. OF WheeIIng, who won
the fight with Jack tBurge. champion
light weight Of AusY lIIa, near sardis
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GARFIELD TRACK TO BE SOLD.

CHICAGO, Nav 16.-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.
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Two base hits, Lyons, Bierbausr;
sacrifice hits, Gasscock, Smith. KilieB;
stolen bases. Glasscoek; double plays,
Mack and Glasscock; Killen, Glasscock
and Bscley; Lange aud Schriver; first
base on balls, of Killen 4, of McGill S;
hit, Stencil; struck out, by Killen 4,
McGill 3; time, 1:40; umpire, Emslie.
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BROOKLYN, Y. Y, May 10. The case
OF Philip J. Dwyer, president OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club, to test the right
of bookmakers and pool sellers TO do
business as formerly 81 the Gravesend
race track, has been set for hearing
tomorrow. F. w. Judson, OF Brook
lyn, is the complaining witness, but
back Of him is Peter Delacey, the
liking of Bookmakers. The charge is
that philip j. DUyer unlsUfully and
feloniously did contrive, propose and
maintain and assist in contriVing, pro-
posing and maintaining certain lot