Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-03

procession occupied three hours, after
which a reception was held. After the
reception the players were escorted 70
the Hotel Rennert, where banquet
was given
Tonight during the procession six
horses attached to heavy bus fright
ened at the frse works, aad plunged
into the jam Of women ana
children, The horses more
and more frightened by the screams,
reared, plunged and trampled down the
people. Eleven women and children
were injured. Florence Ingle, aged Is
had her skull fractured. Henry hruch-
len, aged Is, had both arms crushed
and amputation will be necessary. Both
will proably die.
RESULTS AT wELLsvILLE.
,WELLsvILTE, O., October 2.-Cleve-
land riders carried off the majority OF
the prizes at the National Circuit meet
to-day. The weather and track was In
fine condition. Attendance, l,5OO.
r. +. Gostzs roae an exhibition hall
mile ia I.O3, and a. l. Brown rode
milo in 2:O4, which lowers the track
record II seconds.
Half mile, Class A, Trappe, Of Clevs-
land, first. Time, l;0s.
Half mile race. Class b, Brown hrst.
Time, los is. Sanger, OF Springheld'
second.
Two mile, handicap, Class A, George
Rediern, Wilmerding, Pa, first. Tins
Mile. hadicap. Class B, L. c. johnson
first. Time, 2:32 2-5. Cabanne second.
Mile Class A, Trappe first. Time
2.29.
Mile Class B, Brown hrst Time, 9:25i
Cabanne second.
Mile, handicap, Class A, Bert Irons
Monaco, Pa, first. Time, 9:l7 As.
Mile, handicap, Class B, Caoanne
first. Time, 1:Os 4-5. E. c. Johnson,
second.
Two mile race, Class A, A. p. Bern
hardt, Toledo, first. Time. 4:54.
Bliss and Bannister, who woreien'
tered, did not appear
OPENING DAY AT PDfLIco.
BALTIMORE, ND, October 2.-Cleal
skies favored the opening OF the faI
meeting at Pimlico. The event was
free for all pace, which Mascot 2;O4
WOE in straight heatsS.tbe last 10 2:Os59
breaking the track record of 2:ll, made
by Mascot, year ago.
New YORK, October To-day was
faverite's day at jerome Park. Sum
meries: First, one mile, Copyright won
I4514. Second, Carenont STAKES
five and a half furlongs
selling, Kennel, 1:1o. Third, Tiltsr
course, Armitage, 1924. Fourth, hy'
furleags, lola, III. Fifth, five fur
longs, Nero, LO24. Sixth, Titar
course, Mcintyre, 1:22H.
Following are the entries at JEROME
Park for October 3: First, q handicap
Maid Marion lis, Old Dominion lie
Halton llo, Mcintyre los, Miss Dixie
Golden Valley 100. Second, IS mile
Urania, Owlet, Demo, Campsnia, Cock
ade, Midgley, 11o. Third, 1,4o0 yards
StonenelT lI4rHuEh Penny los, Dis
count 1o1, Halton 100, Live OAK 81
! Hanrth. 1k miles. selling, Thursto
los, Diabolus 107, Seatauke 1o4, Pari
104. Fifth, q mile, selling, Old Domin
ion ia, TTinculo 107. Reynard 10S
Prince John 1oS. Prince George 10s
Miss Hazel 1o6, McIntyre 1o3, Gram
plan 1o3, Inter Ocean 100, Shadow 81
Ericsson 81. Sixth, \ mile, Maiden
Mohawk Ito, Silk ITO, Beneiactor 10
Vent 10, Corncob 110, Pouch G. 1l0
Harris 1O7, Pretence lO7, Pomegranate
1O7. Frivolity 1o7, Pandora e. 1o7.
CINCINNATI, October AT LRto
mia, Sister Mary was sold to-day to w
B. Link for $1,000.
BosToN, MASS, October 2.-"Myste 2.
rious Billy" Smith is willing 10 NEE
Tom w. Williams ia England for IS, 900
James c. Kennedy, Of the Coney IslanC
| Club, IS arranging match between
Johnny Griffin and George LavIngne
the Saginaw Kid" for October 9th
Joe Wocott has begun training for hi
| fight with Austin Gibbons before the
| Seaside Club on October IS.
LIMA, o., October Geo. w. Wolf
trying to break the New York-ChicagC
bicycle record, arrived at a. IN. to-day,
% hours In saddle.
CHILLICoTHE, O., October 2.-ThC
secoLd day OF the race meeting OF the
Driving Park Company here was as sue
cessiul as the frst. AzOt managed tc
carry of the 2:15 trot Rubenstein, the
2:1O pace and Ethel A. the three-year.
old pace.
BUFFALO, n. Y, October 2.-Frank
Erne, OF this city, and Solly Smith, Of
New York, 12O-pouHd featherWeightsr
fought 10-round draw tonight.