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NOTES OF THE TURF. J. C. Milam has sold to Hogan and Warner three I yearlings. One is a bav colt by Marta Santa Arrogance, oiio a bav Ally by Marta Santa Penitence II., aud the other a bay lllly by Marathon Fatnmette. These yearlings have been highly tried. He AVill, which reduced the- track record for five c furlongs at Laurel a few days ago, is a good-looking - gelding by Heno Naughty Lady, and early y ill the season showed considerable promise. He e was taken sick during the summer, and Is just t . getting around to himself. .. iBy direction of the legal authorities who by a government decree are seizing the property of German and Austrian subjects resident in France, ; ten race horses belonging to M. Mtunm, the champagne manufacturer, have been seized. Mumm II is under supervision at Poitiers. The meeting just closed at Vancouver, B. C, was not the linancial success that has been the e rule with .meetings held there. This was because c of the war and bad weather, the horses having S raced over muddy tracks for the last forty-one - days of the meeting. The meeting served to develop a promising rider In the apprentice, N. Clark. The track was in particularly bad shape during g the past week Of the meeting, being full of soft :t upots. "Eddie" Burke, manager of the Havre de Grace c race track, has married again, according to infor-uiatloii -. from Xew York, where he makes his home. Mr. Burkes bride is Miss Leah Angeles, formerly - well known on the stage and sister of Mrs. George 0 Co-sidlhe; who was also on the stage till a few vears ago. At one time the sisters were on the ,., vaudeville stage together. Mr. Burke lost his first ,t wife more than a year ago. Bride and groom are ald to be at Havre de Grace for their honeymoon. 1
