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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

In an editorial on the Ohio cleo.
ton, published in the New Orleans
Times Democrat of the 23d We make
the following extract:
1t was in Cincinnati that the 6ght
90 the bloody shirt was squarely
The issue was used, of course
in all portions of the State, but it
was in tho Queen City" that the
test was sought whether the Northern
people took to sectional issues, and
whether a war campaign would call
out q good Republican vote. Mr.,
Sherman himself Is probably willing
to confess otherwise. Judge Fora
kcr will be Governor, thanks to the
fact that there ia a Republican MAORI
ty in Ohio except on rare oocssioas,
but Mr.. SheI man will not b SeAs,
tor. thanks to the bloody shirt
which killed a 5000 Republican
majority in Cincinnati. and changed
the complexion Of the Legislature.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
#kottesy Fraud.

/, The Peoples Illustrated Journal
eives us the information that the
.postofhcs. laws and regulations forbid
the mailing Of lottery schemes ;
through their operation he nefa'
rious business of the swindlers resi-
dent. 10 the Omitted States has been
largely suppressed. But the thieves
have sought another channel, and in
it have operated with great success.
Here is an illustration Driven
from the Uni,ed States hy piosecu-
ton, a band Of rich swindlers located
in ST. STEPHENS. New Brunswick
from that reisea: they sent flaming
lottery circulars bv the million, a.!
over the United States, bat were
careful 10 mail none TO the citizens
of The country wherein they had
located +; thus they violated no law
of New Brunswick or the Dominion
Of Canada, and for their steaIiDgs
from citizens Of the United Statea
could not be extradited aud punish
ed. 1t was a dead open and shut
steal, and there never was a drawing
of prizes a, all ; no II ever rcceiv-
ed a prize, and milliops Of dollars
were sent them from the United
States. These protected thieves arc
tmillionaires, aud live in the greatest
luxury.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
Public Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Vermiiiuu.
25lh Judicial District Court

NO. u.
Succession Of Olivier Cody. decd.
BY virtue Of an ortsr u a. 10 granted by
The Hon. 25th ia ie,l D.stfioi Govt, u
aud for the parish Of Eerm...on and 8 A..
vi Louisiana. In toe matters Of the sbovs
emit; led and numbered sucoessio~, notic- j.
hereby giv-n lhst there will he offered III
public auction, to the last aad bidder. At the
late r, sid, nca Il the Gec..s d, On FRIDAY,
the 4.h d. Of Dec,mnrr 1885, thu follow
leg deac'ito1 proper'y belonging 10 Assd
suocessiCD, t. WI:
l o 70 col tain tf,et Of land situated in
the parish Of Vermiiion, sud on The woht
eide of tho bayou Yern.:ilcn, berg the
north west quarter OF the sou h east quarter
Of section twenty, town.hin twelve Duh
range WI east. Contain I ~ IS ldD acres,
Three BOWS and cal, ., AID liz ..l c. n.
3 Que American co t. .
4 Oae branding iron, and q ta!f interss:
in about three acres OF cot on, Aad other
art c;es
Te, Cash on the so.
Gissa utdrr ,aT official sign .trre. q
Office, liz the ;egH Of AbD.vii, ,h.s Slsl
day OF October 1885.
JUR. 3. NCNE7, Sa.riF
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
JUDGMENT.
-N-
STATE OF LOUIsIANA,
PARssa OF YEsxILlos.
Gath Judicial District Costk
NJ. "A.
%
Elod!s Leblanc
We.
A. c. Broussard.
A. C. Brousard.

In this case the same Aasiag
regularly tried and it sppesilas
the Court lass the law and 2. g
denoe we're 10 favor Of Plaintiff
is therefore ordered. sdi'Jeed y
decreed that there be tode9'.s i !
favor Of plaintiff interdies'as NV
Defendant A. ColoObe Dtss, ssA,!
aud further thai PIain'it w.
Leblanc be appointed . NV. N
to said a.. Colombo Brou'sa'a -
it is further ordered d., l = y j
Broussara. Esq-, NoSy fss y X, n
make al estinla;iye myel'a| 4,
property belonging to 'a'a !. .oS,.
byoussard both separate .pa = "a
munity with r's'n''s and sns. "
Curatrix furnish homo ~ aseO'a' hi
with law. Il is further .fd ',sss ~ =
The sum Of Twenty bss pO,'. ...,,,,,
Of W. d. white, Esa, A''. ..',t'
appointed BY to eos,s ! s,sl
sent said A. c. H'oa'sa.s 4 tbs,s
as costs and that al eost, o r.,sla
n nro need e be p.id ~ ~ ~
Of 3, said 4: s C.: R ,s.s I'd .k,.d !
open Court at Aboev'''s' ! lies.
Second day Of OCTOBER :. .,,ioJ,
''s',j Judge asth Judi. D'''''
Filed October 2, 1852 s,..,vr,s,
(s'gued) GEO. w. Dr. Gil.
A true copy, attest /, cr..ru,
GEO. ". su19n.srL
by clsst
Oct. lo,-'s5,.5i.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
The People on the War Path.

Just at this time a strange and IN
usual spectacle is afforded by the body
polite Of New Orleans. It is no
other than the uprising Of the people
Of this city against their lawless and
eri1sinal officials. The sworn cxeeu~
tors of the law, the guardians Of the
people, of conservators Of the public
peace, having become the most ia.
grant yiolators Of law, the most
notorious disturbers ofthe peace, and
in a word. public enemies, the people
are standing up in their Own behalf.
This is really a revolution. but il
has commenced where all r1ghtful
revolutions should commence, at the
polls ard in the jury box.
At. this moment j, is through
the jury box that the people are
speaking. and their voice was heard
last night with o stern emphasis
when T. J. Boasso, Chief Detective
of tbs City Police Department, was
condemned to the Penitehtiary for
crime perpetrated under the cover
Of his most responsible position.
Some time last July this trusted
official, by means Of forged papers
which purported to be the Official
sanction and authority Of the City
Courts, pe.petra,ed a foul crime on
q trusting and innocent girl who
thought her life vas being crowned
with honorable and happy wifehood.
She awaked from her dream only 10
fad that she was the victim OF a
lascivioas william who alreacy had a
wife living, and this villain vas tue
| Chief Detective Of the New Orleans
police. An indignant aud outraged
people have condemned him aud
pronounced his doom.
This is only Que case. At this mo-
ment Judge Of the Second Recor.
laer's Court il in a felon's cell for
crime which be had been chosen by
the people aud get up with authority
to suplkess and punish, while two OF
his assistant officials, for participa.
ton in his evil deeds, are nov await
ing consunmaiiop Of the ~severest
penalty the law can inf;ct.
If this ia q formidable showing OF
official w%ickedness, it is also a mag
niicent spectacle Of a popular upris'
ing to vindicste the law and safety
outraged justice. This is the peoples
rightful add most potena remedy
and II they will only use it wisely
honestly and fearlessly. they can
right most Of the wrongs that may
be done at the polls. With the
ballot box and the jury oox properly
guarded against abuses, u system
of government would be indeed per
fect.-N. o. Picayune.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
Public Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Ve.milion.
25th JudiCia! D,s:rict Court.
NJ ~
No. II.
Succession Of Sarah A. Stake.

Succession Of Sarah A. stake.,
By virtue OF al o'der Of s.sie granted ty
hon1 District Court afo, esai., in the
OF the above entitled and numbered
and TO me directed, uotios IL
given that there will be offered fol-
aale, at public suc.ion, to the last and high
est bidder, at the Courthouse. in the town
Of Abbeville, WEDNESDAY. December Fad
1885. the following described properly Do.
ia said succession, 10 wit
! A certain tract Of wood land, situated
in the parish Of Verm lion, bling an undi.
vided intere-t in q cst tain tract. the other
INTEREST thrrein belonging to the e-tate Of
Matthias Fuchs, and tue S'a'er Hens, the
OF said eststs beiog thirty acres
bounded north by -- east by Thomas 8
Winston. south by j.. J. Gray and west b.
lands formerly belonging 10 Baker.
~ certain tract of prairie land situated
in the parish of Vermilion aud being the
undivided 0ne-half interest in . tract CON
tanning sixty-one arfen's, the other Interest
belonging to Alex Caje, the interest Of
said estate being thirty arpsnts aud . half
3 Another tract Of land lying and being
situated in the parish Of vermilion, being
prairie land, containing se~veu'y-.eveu
acres bounded north by the BaudOin
tract, east by Mrs. Fuchs and Onezime Lu.
quet ct ale, south by John Rsmkey and
west by 6ara3in Hebert.
4 One feather bed, mattresses, four pill,
lows and three qoilts.
TERMs-Ths movables cash on the day
Of sale, the lmmovables, one.halt cash on
the day of sale, and the balance in ono aud
two years in equal instsliments the purcba'
sers to furnish their notes for the balance
Of tho purchase p-ioc ; conditioned to bear
eight Per cent per snnum interest from day
OF r4le uptil paid, same to bear . mortgage
and vendors lean TO secure the payment
thereof, and in case of suit to enforce pay.
selves %sVs ' q osg ~. pu per ssnt .a % G1os , tSets.
on - attorney's tees.
Given under my official signature, at
Office, iu tho town of Abb~ville, this 3lsl
day Of October 1886.
Jos. s. NUNIz, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

The T,mes.D Democrat special ssys
"tbe defence" in the Walkup case,
"only have a few more witnesses
to introduce before Mrs. Wa'kup
will take the stand and tell the
story of her brief co~urtship, mar
rage and one shor. month Of wed.
ded life. 1t is expected that she will
be on the stand at least one whole
day, thus making it almost impossi.
bic that the case be given to the
jury this week" The evidence for
defence is favorable and the chances
FOR acquittal are good.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

When all that is worldly turns to
dross around us, book only retain
their steady value. When friends
grow cold, and the conversation OF
intimates languishes into vapid civil.
ty and commonplace, those only
continue the uoaltered countenance
of better days, and cheer US With
that true friendship which never de.
ceived hope or deserted sorrow.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
Notice to Taxpayer.

| Notice 10 heteh! given Tia! ths
Tax Rolls for IL pear 1895 Ass
been depoeisea il NJ di1re. nd s,t
The taxes assessed ii raid Yeaf III
set forth in the tan rolls on Gle IN
my Office. and In the uaofings uGss
of the parish Of Termilnu hut
tAey are nov due. aud that the talss
on movable property will became
delinquent On the 1T day t ss'ta'
Der next. and on immevstls p'stti.
ty On the 3Ist day q December
1885. and will bear enc censte ~
month interest t.eelicn ~ AT No.
So. 1882 from that date ussl ".
iu accordance with artieie sis y
The Constitution.
Shsrif's Office, AbbesillA y,
October Sd 1895.
is. EUNM
Sheriff 4 Tex Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

The United States has eighty
seven regular" medical schools.
Of these thirty-nine have been open.
ed within fifteen years. and twenty.
one within five years. With them
pre- associated 1900 instructors and
over 10000 students. They turn
out about 5000 ncw doctors annu.
ally.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
STATE OF LoUlslAY.

a -
1"ES1s'Fif1H 5uDi. DIST. i, 49,.
Parish Of yeruiIloo
No. sc
suec q Don Louis Lansl.,;,
Aspiration Of Aurelli. I,,.ss
mas D and her husband, Prsa ,,ss' !
Frederick TO be appointed es4' ss'. !
mln'strators Of said ~succe,,;. WV
Notice is hereby given Il ii 4.
ties interested in lbe xeid sN..... Y
or having any opposition d n.s.a
the application Of said soeI;ss's.s
to hle the same in vri,inr !. y
office OF the clerk pf court , ! Y
ten days from the date hereof ''s
Given under my hsnd sna nal :,
court, this gath day VI Oct. I'm
AN LAsr1s BaoussAsD, Cl,liS
o'Br'an & White. Auys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY FIFTH Judi DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of Vermilion.
No. 9.

Succession Of Mary p Faux, deed.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale grsusel by
tho Honl District Court aforesaid, in TIE
matters Of the above enti Leo and numbered
suoeesssen, ana TO ma directed. n"t'ce j
hereby given ,hAt here viii be c9scet iof
sal. 1t pab!ia aae'isn, to the last 4 hiaahes.
bidder, Ct the late re Mence Of IN" dscssed
in this parish. en- SATURDAY, November
f4th 1895, FOR CASH, the foAowiax drs
.cribed proper :. to vii
One bot sf gentle and wild horses anu
bniaiina--A lot Il f-rcinE,
Dieux, Ac-The saus, hold Iurnitate ard
kitchen utensils Que beSsy: and a nuu
Der Ut small articles ths enesIrsa ion OF
which would be too lspg.
PRESTON HuFTPAU1R, Aaaan'r.
Abbeville. La, Oetab.r 3lst Us.
". w. T. Any.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

An oyster opener in q New York
restaurant recently took out twenty.
ak pearls from az ordinary oyster.
The pearls have been examined aud
pronounced very 6ne specimen.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
RAIL ROAD MASS Meeting.

Persons interested in or desiring
Railroad communications to Able
Vile from other points arc invited
to meet at the Courthouse. at Alb.
bevilie on THURSDAY the 5th prox.,
for the purpose Of organizing and
appointing a committee to confer
with a similar committee Of the par.
ish Of Lafayette, already appointed.
Last;e Broussard, Smedes & White,
Gus. Godchaux, W. A. White,
Jos. T. Labit, Jos S. Nunez,
C. J. Edwards, Geo. f. Lyons,
W. r. Ellis, II. B. Lyons,
E.. I. Addison, c. ". Felter,
J. Boodreau l. Son.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

Major e. A. Burke and family re
turned to the city on the 9th.
Major aud Mrs. Burke are great|y
improved in health, says the Times
Democrat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

The Marksyille Review Of the Gath
atates that Oh Thursday Of last week
Bishop Durier administered the
sacrament of confirmation to about
two hundred persons at Mansura.
aad on Sunday last he administered
the sane sacrament to two hundred
aud fourteen persons at Moreaaville
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

About sixty whisky manufacturers
are in session in Cincinnati, trying to
tho whisky pool.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

The Office of the Bielville New
Ere, at Arcadia, La, was entirely
consumed by Gre on the night Of the
ed. including the subscription
books, accounts, etc. No insurance.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

A special to the New Orleans
City Item from St. John. N. F., Of
tho 2sth says information has been
received 81 the terrible tornado of
dc lid instant. Eighty fishing
Sassels were wrecked and driven
astore. and seventy men, comprising
the crew, we're drowned. Two
Thousands survivors are uow on
shore absolutely destitute.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

Announcing the names Of candidates. ~
professtonaI or business cards Of ten lines or
ess. one -
1rsnsien: I'd vartisements must be paid for In adj
vance.
~Commupica,ions Of a personal nature will he
charged double the regular rates, and must be psId
for posIIIvHLI in sdvsnee.
Advertisements not marked will be pubished until
forbid. III zesponsible,) and will be charged accord.
insly.
Obituary snd marriage notices will be charged Nsf
vsrtisements whom exceeding fifteen lines.
AarAu eoununiestious and advertisements Nest
Ae hsnAsdaa on or before Wednesday morning tom
aure insertion in the folio wing Saturday 8 issue.
UAnonymous communications viii NOT BE- pub
lisasd under any circumstance.
R-Ail letters and Communication must Do ID
Creased 10 the Editor of the MeridtonAi, Able
.nie. yermilion parish. Louisiana.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

On the 26th the case Of tue State
against ex.Ohief Of Detective T..J.
Boasso, charged With forging and
publishing as true the certificate OF
marriage which he used to ruin
Mary Catharine Kuhn, Was called
before Judge koman in the Crimi.
nal District Court. tried and con-
vIctea. BE was sent to tho Parish
Prison TO await sentence. The pen
atty il, On either Of the counts, TWO
to fourteen years Imprisonment.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
STATE Of LOUISIANA.
TWENTY FIFTH DISNEY eou4,.
Parish OF vesnillss.
Nc. 81.

Ssecessions OF joseph |. B,,u.
sard and Enelile Viaesu,.
Application Of Aa,eias D,u,k
Breussari 70 be appointed a1siai.
trater.
Notice Is hereby given d ii u.
ties Interested ~ the said s4cceada.
or having asy opposition u ssts {
the application Of said .ppAual I
tile the same in writing, 10 he oIs
If the clerk Of court wilkin 4 W
from the date hereof.
Given under my Official sitsalaf,
this a4lh daE Of October 1885.
LAsGlE BRousstll,
cttk.
Sasedes / White. attn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

A uew newspaper has lately made
Its appearance in Gretna, Jefferson
parish, La. called the Gretna Sun.
aud 10 devoted to the interests Of
JeEerson aud its people. It consists
Of eight pages-forty'eight columns
aud 10 owned and edited by D. B.
Woodruff, ESD. The FIRST number
is full Of interesting selected aud
local reading matter. We wish it q
liberal share Of public patronage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

Scarlet foyer is raging at Fall
River, Mass.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

More fence cutting is reported
from Northern Texas.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
.,,.' ~. .. ,xal1l,
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N 0 I :

pp,,;. T.,
Io o,' so, ~ ps'seas fen Gu d. l,sa ,AsI
Wy ..ne. Any eAs caught ys,. aa1es y
"'' . prosecuted ae.o.tess As
A''e'f.s, ost. l7sh les Wiley
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

See new advertisements on the
second and third pages.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31
RATES..

Advertisements will be inserted at one dolla. ard
ATTY osa.s 4 sqaaxs Tone inch Of space or less. for the
s:ss, and sevsnty.ave cents for each sussequenti IN
SEXTON, for any time under one month. For lo2ser
neaods a. follows
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-10-31

LIST Of Jury drawn to serve Oh the
Ord Monday, the l6sh Of Novem
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-10
BY FAITH AND PRAYER.
A Chicago Lady is Cured of COnsump
ton by Faith Cure Methods.


tiOn by Faith Cure Methods.
CHICAGO, June S.-A lady left her resi-
dence, No. 46 Twenty fourth street, We'd
nesday afternoon with the intention of
going down town. She walked with slow
and painful steps, stopping at times to
rest. She was wofully pale and to all APP
pearances was suffering from consump-
ton. AS she walked toward the street
cars she several times was on the point of
turning baek, fearing that she would be
unable to reach her destination. But
opening Bible which she carried in her
hand, the lady apparently gained
strength from reading some verses
in the book of job. After com
ing down town she went into the
Garden City mission, on Van Buren,
street. The services were in charge of
Messrs. Ellis and BurlisOn, who are also
at present holding nightly holiness SER
vices at the Bethel Home, Lake and Des-
PLANES streets. They are firm believers
in the faith cure. The lady was somewhat
OF dOubter, but as her physician had told
her she was far gone in consumption,
and that all they could do was TO give her
temporary relief, she resolved to see what
could be done for her by prayer. Soon
after seating herself in the mission she
became chilled and arose to leave the
place. MIR. Burlison begged her to re-
main, and commenced praying fervently.
Suddenly the lady exclaimed, al feel so
strange and Different" Touching her
throat with her hands she said, ''The
Jumps are all gone" and after short
season of prayer and praise she arose to
her feet and declared she was completely
cured.
The lady is Mrs. E. NJ Edgerton, the
wife OF matchmaker of this city. lie
was not believer in the faith cure. The
circumg tances gwen above are substan-
TALLY the same as related by Mr.. Edger-
ton, who reports his wife as going about
singing and seemingly entirely cured.
Mrs. Edgerton is described as IN exceed
ingly refined and intelligent lady. She has
been III since December.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-10
A WRECK DRIFTS 1900 MILES.

An Incident Showing the Necessity for
the Destruction OF Abandoned Vessels
at Sea.
NEW YORK, June s.-Capt. Haesloop,
of the ship Black Hawk, arrived yester-
day, thlrty-nine days from Hamburg.
The Captain reports that on May %, when
in latitude A degrees 2l minutes north
and longitude Al degrees IS minutes west,
the abandoned wreck of the three-masted
schooner Twenty-Five Friends was pass
ed. There was no live thing visible from
her decks. Her matches were of and she
was waterlogged.
This vessel was abandoned on March
% near Cape Hatteras, after having been
run into by the schooner John II. MAY.
1t was blowing hard, and her ere WAS res
cued by the May with great difficulty and
landed at Philadelphia. On March "a the
schooner Frank II. McGear, at Philadel-
phia, from Savannah, reported having
passed the wreck in latitude 36:32, longi-
tude 72:bS, waterlogged and abandoned
These reports show that during the go
days intervening between the time of the
collision and the report Of the Black
Hawk the wreck had drifted nearly l,50O
miles in a straight course. Seafsrng
men regard this rs an interesting fact
showing, as II does, the force of the cur
/ rent in the Gulf Stream. They also agree
! that measures should be taken To destroy
and sink floating wrecks 1T sea, W hich lie
I In the path OF vessels. and which are liza.
BILE at any time to cause unforeseen dis
I nafpr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-10
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Fine Weather aud Good Tracks al
jerome Park and st. Louis.

Fine Weather and Good Tracks at
jerome Park and st. Louis.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The closing races
at jerome Park were witnessed by a
large crowd to-day. The weather was
cool and pleasant and the track good.
FIRST RACE-Purse $780, for maiden two
year-Olds; halfamile. The Glen Elg colt finally
won by neck, Rock and Rye second, Faience
third. Time 81 seconds.
SECOND RACE-Purse of $500; for three-year-
Olds, with winning penalties and maiden al
lowances; one mile and furlOug. Washer
won by d length and half, Winston second.
Brta third. Time pos.
THIRD RACE-Empre City sweepstake of
500 each half forfeit, with q 500 added; mile
and a quarter IN n stretch. Himalaya went
ahead and Won by "A length aud IL half, ChOc-
Jaw second and Pampero tbiFd. Time 2:l2i5.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepsta kes !;
one mile. w alluOWer held the lead for the
entire distance. st. Paul second, Tapped by
Topsy. Time 46lS.
FifTH kAeE-Pure $500; for three year
Oils and upwards; three-quarters of a mile /;
selling allowances. Jim RenwIck won by two
lengths, Cricket second, Girofia third. Time
1918
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap steeplechase; full
course. CnArlemagne won by half a length,
Rose second. West Wind was not placed.
Time AIS.
THE ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-On the third day Of
the st. Louis Fair Association races the
weather was fine, the track fast and the
attendance fair.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500, divided, for all
ages; one mile and one eighth; selling allow
auces. santa Claus won, Must second, Bon
ME =. third Time .5Ts4.
SECOND RACES. LOUIS Fair Oaks :; for two
year-oid FLIES; i01 each. 800 added one
mile and half. Lady Wayward won by two
lengths. Near the wire Mission Belle tired
ana Exile secured second place by a neck.
Ii1ue 2.8a.
THIRD RACE-Purse Of $500; for maiden two
year 60; tnrrc-q quarters OF &C. mile. Spandie
won. Estrella second, Adrian third. Time
1915 Z
Z FOUBTH RACE-Rairoad and express COM
pAuIss STAKE Tor ali ages; $50 each, 81. 900
added; one mile and an eighth. Tom M artin
won. Pawhattan, Boot Black and Freeland
came under the wire AS named, 80 nearly
even thst only the judges could decide posi-
lions. Time ;551<.
FIFTH kAcE-Purse 500. divided selling
conditions; one and quarter miles. Whsgg
won by ten lengths, VIrgie Hearn second.
Doubt third Time 2.l1l/