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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
The BELLE MEADE SALE.
The First Days Sale Of Horses Melted a
Total OF St34,Seo.

The First Days Sale OF Horses Melted a
Total Of st34,S9o.
Nashville, Tenn. October 29.-The dis.
posal sale Of the famous Belle Meade stud
began today with horsemen from all parts
OF the country present. The name OF Belle
Meade Is intimately woven into the fabric
Of American racing. 1t was founded In
1880 by General William q. Harding, who,
during his lifetime, brought the establish
ment up TO the high plane which has been
maintained since Ills death by his son-ln-
law, w. II. Jackson. The establishment
has been the home and nursery Of some of
the most noted stations and stake winners
in the annals Of the turf: among them
can he named Prism. Bonnie Scott and
1r0quols enquirer. Loyalst, The Common
er Luke Blackburn, Great Tom. Proctor
Knott, Tammany, Egmont, Inspector b.
aud others
tion Of the proprietor, who Is no longer
able to actively supervise the stud
Among the prominent horsemen in attend
ance are Colonel Milton Young. c; f. Nc
Meokin OF Lexington, Captain 5. S. Brown
lIollqwqy. :. & Lyme, II. 4. Baker, SID
w l.. Woodland and others
Among today's sales were the following
Imported Loyallsa, b. b., II. by Sterling;
T. 5. Gardener, $1,000.
gerlnc: r. s. Gardener. S41.o0o.
Inspector B., b, h., 10, by Enquirer; ed
Sinclair, $500
Tongstreet, b. b., 10, by Longfeilow; G.
d. Wilson, 500
Dumping, ch. M, ., by Great Tom; Il.
5. Gardener. $1,000
Euphusia. b. M, Z. by Great Tom; c.
Sinclair, $500.
FAIRY. p. M, H. by argyle; b. 7. Head
icy, SiJp. go
f. >. Gatdener' liuv. ma
-. Are eIi,-n ~ NJ - ny Aretiuoi H. T. heSo
ie3' SitvS' * n, pror,,ho. L c
q nai,nrtS. o. n' 10 W Dialnuie' r. o
"dWI arnponico oh M Z nv Great Tom
pancnnas stnd S1o5n' ~
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Birmingham, Coffee Jackson; Little Rock,
CELSIUS Perric, John II. Martin Harry 4.
Peekham. NJ, ]. Finn, ]. A. Trawlck; Mem
phis, not represented.
There were no representatives from Mo
bile and Montgomery.
A committee Of Chrec, on auditing the
secretary trensurer's books, WINS appointed.
The opening session was devoted mainly
to discussion OF the Memphis controversy.
Mr.. Palmer of Nashville urged efforts to
adjust all differences and advocated the APP
pointment OF a committee TO confer with
the officers of the Memphis association 10
that end The opinion appeared to prevail
that Memphis was needed In the league to
break the jump between the eastern and
western points, The entire situation WAS
discussed nc length, and In executive SEES
sion tonight the appointment OF the com
mittee. which Is given plenary power, was
decided upon. 1t was decided TO hold a
meeting NJ Birmingham. Ala, December
10, az which time officers win be elected
and the salary limit question taken UP.
President Kavannugh was instructed to
communicate with the big league clubs aud
invite them TO do their pre- seas training
In the South.
J. w Mcqueen Of birmingham Was elect
ed n member OF the board OF trustees to NIL
vacancy.
The remnant for 1902 was unanimously
awarded to the Nashville club.
The meeting adjourned at late hour to-
night
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AWAITING THE DECISION
The Colombian Government Is Delay.
ing Negotiations.
PANAMA CANAL TREATY HANGS FIRE
In Case Of Adverse Action by Colombia
the United Stetes Might Take the
Nicaragua Route.

Washngton ossohcr 20 rhe 4 tus *
daN q The Celanblm canal meg q ii as d
tmi both sidcs hrrc asc 0waitip csl0a
OF the Colombian goyognncut Is Is Nfhgthse
Minister Coacha SAIL lralecl tnlss nls
original Instructors t. nr,seut thi state
department ihc ColoubIaa feseeas 10 t5e
departments proposal tog tfoate. Nhe 4
the rcspons arrived in WasAastcn twa
DAYS aga the minister promptly notified tao
state department ~ the fact hut he adie 4
TO his notice the sttamcat thht g. view of
recent developments 6Ge ming eyerts that
had hapnen5d on the lsthmus since the note
started from Bogot., Septcmbcr itA he had
regarded Il as his duty to withhold Il until
he heard further from his government. as
the state department Ind In SOM way TO
know that the Colombian response wcuid,
" submitted. 80 far toward maeti0g the
desires ot this government IN the matter ~
n canal treaty. this delay is worry annoying.
But as the minister had his own notion OF
duty in the matter, 1t was decided that an
appeal should be .Nkeu over his head 10 the
authorities ia Bogota. Accordingly a cable
gram WAS sent TO United states Minister
Hart at the Colombian capital notifying
him OF the action Of the Colombian minister
here. No specific cumplnint was made, "a
II was desired to make sure that the Co.
omhia government knew that tho note had
been held back.
The matter IL objection by our own ont
cials Is the attempt to link tho negotiations
for a canal treaN, pure aud simple, with
the dccleion OF the question Of the correct
ness Of the attitude Of our naval officers on
the lsthmus II Is expected that the delay
VIII not be long, for even II the Colombian
minister's action is not satisfactory, the
United states government will still bc
bound by the terms Of the spooner act t.
proceed toward the construction Of an 18th
milan canal and the only question TO be
decided ia as 90 the method. There are two
ways OPEN oven Ia case OF an adverse al
titudc on the part Of Colombia namely,
either the United states government 20 pro
coed without delay without complete
treaties with Nicaragua aud Costa lucl
necessary for a canal Ia those countries
and this latter course would b. adopted
with reluctance. Tho government might
purchase outright the franchise of tbo
French Panama Canal company and go on
with the construction NJ the Panama canal
taking the ground that II would have the
right 60 improve It's own property without
reference to any other government aud tax.
Ing no further uotlce Of Colombia.
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BANK VAULT oYNAMITED.
Several Thousand Dollars Were Secured
by Rohbers at Gardner. lie.

Several Thousand Dollars Were Secured
by Robbers at Gardner, HE.
Gardner. H. October -. SIX men blew
open the vault OF bank here early this
morning and took several thousand dollars.
They seized Town Marshal Edmondson at
the engine house, tied him up with ropes,
took him To the bank ana snt him IN "A
chair The marshal is the only policeman,
and everybody else IN tho town was asleep,
rhc ynult was blown open with dynamite
ana the inside OF the bank vas wrecked.
ihc robbers are supposed 10 have secured
between 5000 ana Sipo, though the
amount Is not known After isnving tho
bank they took tho marshal 10 the senool
house and tied him 20 chair ami put a
rope around his neck The chair WAS
placed AZ the head OF II stairway, SO that
" he struggled to release himself ne Womb
fall down stairs and bang himself. 1h0
robbers took train which LETT al 4,dU Tor
Chicago.
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SAMPSON PRIZE MONEY CASE.
Other Names Are Suggested as Sub
stitute for the Admifaps.


Washington. October 29,-rhc question Of
substituting some other name for that Of
Admiral Sampson, IN the case Of the United
States vs.. W II. Sampson, renr admiral,
and others, which was suggested by Chief
Justice Fuller in the United States supreme
court last Monday. came up In the court
again today. when James II. Hayden, cpun-
sci for the defendants, submitted q petition
10y Mrs. Sampson, as Misunderstanding, and
also by Rear Admirnls Evans aud Cotton;
Coptain Chadwick Commander Lucien
Young and Lieutenant Commander Sharpe,
Jr. that their names be submitted as par
ties 10 the case in place Of Admiral Samp'
son. deceased.
The ease involves the distribution OF
prize money growing out Of the capture Of
the Spanish cruiser. lnfanta Maria Teresa,
and IN the course OF Monday $ proceedings
tho chief Justice took occasion TO remar,
that the name of admiral Schley or some
one else" might be submitted
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FLEET og TANk sTEAMeRe.
Standard oil Company May Operate q
Line OF Steamers.
lgpeelol 70 rbo post.)

Special to The POst)
New York, August % When a satisfac-
tory method Of using crude Texas oil as
fuel, or a process by which 4 may DO re-
hned shall be fonnd, a company with a
great feet OF tank steamers will appear
that win connect Sabine Pass, Texas. With
every important port OF the North Atlantic
coast Operating as individual companies
In different localities. the entire business
viii be controlled by main COMPANY
which. st is thought, win have central Of
fees ia New York.
Back OF this company will be the Stand
ard on company. It's stockholders will be
stockholders OF the mw concern. But u
viii not he a part Of the standard Oh sys.
TEN. directly The laws OF Texas bar the
larger corporation from It's borders, nut It's
influence will be there
In Wall street today the report OF the
new combination was known 10 several
fnanciers. One who Is connected with the
Interests which bnck the company said
"The plan has not yet reached the STAG,
OF detail, but q has been talked about. The
Interests mentioned win not appear ON.
| cially, because OF the laws of Texas, but
1 II would not take very long after the oil
has met the tests for the company 20 ap'
| pear"
From other sources Of Information II was
| learned that the company will have nifty
| modern fast tank steamers, which VIII
msBe regular rune from sabine Pass "a
placed at all these ports aud connected
/ with them will be smaller tanks IN the
/ contiguous territory by which the fuel car
] be distributed.
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LUMBER COMBINE PLANNED.
Recognition Of Lumber Corporation is
a Forsrunner.

hSCOSnluOn OF q Lu1lDCF NOIppIahNll 70
a Forsrunner.
New York. October 2g.--Watermau A.
Taft. Edward j, Hathorne and Ben l.
Fairchild were appointed In the supreme
court today temporary receivers for the
Export Lumber company on the applca
ton Of the majority Of the compauy's d.
iectors asking for a voluntary dissolution Of
the corporation. The petition says that
some $4,000 OF liabilities due and about
to mature can not be met. The total
liabilities amount TO $2,35S03S aud nominal
assests SO, 5SO,G20. The company was IN.
corporated in 1873, and has capital stock
Of $4,000. The principal stockholders are
c. r. Flint, Alden Swan and John H. Car
berry. The company has branches az Bos-
ton, Mass, Georgetown, s. c., and in
Canada.
Freeman s, Farr and Edward J. liathornn
ere appointed temporary receivers Tor the
property OF the Atlantic Coast Lumber
company within the Southern district OF
ceiyers were appointed previously by the
United States district court for the East
ern district OF Virginia. Mr.. FArr was the
former president OF the company. The ap-
polutment OF the receivers was due 20 an
action brought against the company by its
trustee, the Colonial Trust company OF
New York. the lumber company being un-
able 10 meet the interest payments due the
trust company. A statement issued today
by those Interested IN the two companies
says the various receivers were appointed
In connection With the reorganization and
contemplated consolidation OF the principal
lumber companies owning and handling
what IL known ns North Carolina (sbort
ienfl pine. The statement says that, even
IN the case Of the liquidation, assets OF the
two companies will be Ia excess Of all
liabilities Plana ara already IN process
az formation for fhc reorganization of the
company, and tho consolidation Of the
southern pine lumber interests.
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NraRoss wlL NOT woRk.
louisiana Planters toreed to Secure ltal-
ian Labor

Aa0'tt'eNfffil triifAN.io NfNIA " SNAGNl AhttN
ian Labor
tSno,,,l ., 7,hc pns,
''t'N"" w
AeM orleans, pctobcr @H.--ih0 LOUISIANA
p.untcrs continue Ia wrcstic With the labor
,.-ft,,, rAh,n A. ,..,.,, A., ,,..,r,. ,.,rtsi,
'""N. - 't"N' ~ oN.'' P"''4
n central ana southern louisiana anu
farmers report that they are having all
.otts ~ ,r,,,it. ..t,h thctr l,i,o,cr, ,rtiie
III. 80.
iuie negroes afo picntuVi 0Vout ule Vou'
try towns A large number OF sugar plant.
era have boon forced TO import Italians
~,t !,
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NEw clRculT ARRANeEp.
Southern League Adds Two Cities to the
Membership.


Little Rock, Ark, October 29.-The
Southern Baseball association at its meet
Ing here this afternoon and tonight decided
10 add Montgomery and Mobile. Ala, to
It's circuit for 1908, making the association
consist OF ten clubs, namely, New Orleans,
Shreveport, Little Rock, Memphis, Nash
vile, Chattanooga, birmingham. Montgom-
cry, Mobile and Atlanta. IN the matter Of
the Memphis club Il committee OF three,
consisting OF j. NJ. Palmer Of Nashville, ].
A. Trawick OF Little Rock and j. n; Eos
ter OF Shreveport. With President w, ~
Kaynnaugh as OK )fficiO chairman, was ap-
pointed. with full power 10 act IN the mat
ter OF putting club In Memphis. The
committee viii 20 10 Memphis and canvass
the situation within the next ten days
Present a. the meefing were President W
81 Knvauaugh and Secretary Treasurer J..
r. Niekllu From Nashville, j. ". Palmer.
president Of the Nashville associations
fbattspooga Minis Hightover v. X. Loo
mis-: Shreveport J. n. Foster w, ]. Crars
ford, Leon /. Kahn, Atlanta, Z. H. Peteri
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A new PUBLICATION
Shows Every Point In a Portion Of Texas
and the Territory.

Shows Every Point In Portion Of Texas
and the Territory.
washington. october % Among the re-
cent publications Of the United States geo
logical survey Is the Gainesville quad.
rangle, Texas-Indtan Territory. This Is .
map OF $50 square miles u country, in
Guiding the greater part Of Cooke county,
aud an area In .he Indian Territory sum-
Client to mako the total area covered quad
raDgle Of thirty minutes u latitude by tbir-
~ minutes of longitude. Among other
prominent and interesting features shown
are the exact location q numerous leyelled
bench marks, with their elevations above
sea level 10 the nearest even foot, the 10
cation Of each detached house outside ~
cities, the principal streets 1nd houses 10
large cities and towns. the mean magnetic
decilnation; aud on the Indian Territory
side Of tho Red river the location Of iand
survey lines. A similar map Of Montag'le
county II about TO be made by the govern
nent surveyors,
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RoosEvEL1,s TRIp sourH.

He viii Visit Memphis and Take Hunt
in the Canebrakes.
Washington, October 2o-President
Roosevelt viii make a trip through part
Of the South next month II official bust
ness should not make his presence In
Washington necessary az that time Tha
trip will be made about the middle Of the
month, the primary object OF It being to
enable the president 10 attend the recep
tiou 10 be rendered hv the citizens 81 Mem
phis TO General Luke Wright Vice gov
ernor OF the Philippines subsequently Il
Is expected the president Will accept an
Invitation to participate In bear hunt in
the canchrakcs Of Mlssissippi, lie may
embrace the opportunity while IN The South
to Visit the Tussegee Institute at Tuskcgec,
Ala, OF which Booker i. Washington Is
president
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contempt ~ court in refusing 20 order
tax levy To pay bonds pledged IN 1870 Tor
The fclo and Nrosho riiiwaN. was tOdNy
~ She United StnirN district court
After he had tirrd ~ iai Judge pcdcu
several months ago. sent his resignation ~
Spvrrnor, porkrfv. md Successor was
appointed Judge phillips declined 10 talk
% thu uiattcr and Il Is supposed Judge
rrdcn's release WAS result ~ his Vcsi snN
~ the 81 clair county court. Is stan iM
JAIL, whcrc nianr ~ his predecessors, all
having refused re- respect the United
Ststcs coutta command tn order q tax
levy FOR the payment 81 the bends, had
previously spent their terms ot cfhcc.
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pLEA FoR STATEHOOD.
Governor Rrodie OF Arizona Makes Some
recommendations.

ncCDUlfllEftAefiSiiSs
Washington. October Ex-Governor Bro
die Of Arizona in his annual message to the
secretary Of the interior renews the plea
Tor Statehood and makes the following
recommendations:
That under the Sewlapds- Hansbrough act
the claims Of Arizona for government all
m Irrigation be fairly and carefully con
forest area. Increase IN Indian school Iacih-
lies. IN the salary OF the governor, In the
anpropriation for the Arizona National
guard appropriation TO improve the Coo
Tado river and construct leree from Yuma
IN fhe Mexican line to prevent overflow,
ana appropriations for purchasing sites and
erectins public buildings In Arizona cries.
The report places the total tahaD4e prop
ertv Of the Territory at S5s.voS'lfe'
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Rritlth ehinnInn suhnldins.

London. October 20. Tho st. James Ga.
zcttc this afternoon says Il has reason 10
bclieyc that the British parliamentary com.
mission appointed to Investigate the queg,
tion 81 shipping subsidies VIII report atI-
scheme Tor state aid though under spC-
clal circumstances. n might he advisable
ta place liberal Interpretation on "serv
Sec rendered go Tho government ingtnnclng
on SOME routes.
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FIRsI CANE Oh lie sEAso.

High School Eleven and Central Team
to Battle on the Grdiron.
At the baseball park at p. m. next
saturday November I. the drst football
game Of this season In Houston viii be
played between teams selected from the
Hngb school and tho Houston aud Texas
Central employees, respectively The High
school team showed what It could do At tue
Agricultural and Mechanical college. aud
the Central's eleven comprises some Of the
best individual players in the state, so g.
good, fast game may be expected. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
AoRsE THlevGs NUMEROUS.
In Eastern louisiana and Southern Mis-
sissippi

Especial to The PostA
New Orleans. October 90 The parishes
in Eastern Louisiana ana the counties In
southern Mississippi arc suffering from an
epidemic Of cattle and horse thievery.
Scores OF valuable animals have been stolen
aud tho losses are heavy. a number OF
thieves have been captured ana sentenced
10 the penitentlary In Louisiana. but the
deprsdntionH conhuue. In Southern sis
siesippl the cihzena ARE disposed 10 take
thn law INTO their own hands Near Pass
Christian, Harrison county, o suspected Cat-
lie thief was waited upon by a vigilance
committee, given sound thrnshng and
compelled TO leave the county undec peu-
atty Of death II he returns,
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personal encounter between Senators
Bailey and Beveridge on the door OF the
senate last summer, reached the city today
aud VIII remain here for some time look
ing after his Interests. While he has said
nothing for publication regarding the mat.
tor, there Is reason for the belief that he
hopes TO have his claim satisfactorily adj
justed despite the known bias of the ad.
minlstration, particularly the officials of
the state department. DR.. Scott is accom-
panied by his wife.
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wouLo INpIcl MRa. EopY.
Coroner Thinks That She Is the Respon-
able Party.

NITUTIT TTTTTNs 7 TTNI VIC 70 VIC TIelTII7TT"
chile Party.
New York, October 20, The Westchester
county grand Jury, az White Plains, CON.
pleted IT'S investigation Of the Christian
Science case az 3 o'clock this afternoon.
after examining only four witnesses in be-
half Of the people.
At the conclusion Of the inquiry, Coroner
Banning made this statement;
II asked the iurymen also 70 lndiet Mrs.
Eddy tho head Of the Christian Science
church as being morally responsible for
tho neglect through her books and teach
ings, which urge the abandonment OF medi.
iind a true Bill The presentmsnt VIII DO
made tomorrow"
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USE Foa OYSTER SHELLS.
Found That They Make an Excellent
Concrete.
lspeclal to The PostJ

New Orleans. October 20.--The oyster
canning factories on the Louisiana and Mis-
sissippl coast have discovered market
for oyster shells, ahlch has been heretofore
considered a waste product. The shells are
crushed by heavy machinery and sold 10
having and building contractors Tho
crushed shells mako an excellent concrete
dust from the crushing machine makes
an excellent grade of line for building pnr'
poses. One ~ the factories ~ Biloxi,
Miss. Is reapiug harvest and has doubled
It's she'll crushing capacity
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NatI,naI Rank for Caldwell.

Washington, October 29.-The comptroller
OF tue currency today approved the appli-
cation OF William Reeves, ]. e. Womble,
Eng, Pollock, J. u. Cobb and Il. II. Hitch-
cock to organize the First National bank
of Caldwell, Texas. with capital OF
10000
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TWO NEW RECORDS MADE
ntect Hal aud Prince Direct Lowered
the Team Record,
msyoLA PACED AGAINST TIME,
o,.,,,d silver Could Only Tie His Pre-
viovs Marx for Two Mies--chain
Shot Beat The Abbot.

Aramnhis, Tenn, October 20 There were
--.roi attempts made az worlds records
no AFTERNOON at the Driving park. and the
-, result was that two were broken and
.so,ber tied. The first special was the at
s,,,nt NJ Direct Hal and Prince Direct to
80 mile against the record Of 2:0Sii
s.,e po,r we're driven by the veteran Geers
~ when the time, 205iz was hung out.
nc crowd gave the stars an ovation. The
a-st ousrter was paced IN ;32la, the hale
4 1.o4 and the three-quarter pole was
asssed in 1925 Onward Silver next an
nssred 10 beat his previous two-mile trot-
,,rg record Of 4.2Sis Driven by Hudson
NJ horse made gallant EFFORT hut he
,anld onlv tie his farmer mark, The bay
.ssii,on Nervola. was sent against 4;25ii
~ naclue record for stations AZ two niles.
Mean handled the reins and rated MS morse
vel and at the end full second was
sbinped OF the old figures, Prince Alert
sstisd 10 heat the gelding's pacing uecotd
n OOs. finishing the mile In 2:Ol9i. sir
Albert & was favorite for the Emerald
u Nc srst heat. Chain shot beat The
Ahoott in thf free for oil trot, while Hugh
WINNIE annexed the purse In the 80 trot ,
fbe Emerald handicap, purse S3OOo 2;p9
,sce three heats, one milo, one and one
siehth miles and one-half mile-Sarl Wilkes
S{r Albert s., Dan Il. Time 2:0419, 10
l,0Oi5 New Richmond and Casona also
Free for all trot, purse s150o-Chain shot,
The Abbott Best time 20Sl5. Two started.
a.30 trot, purse S1000-Bugh Wynne, Di-
rector Bell The Dean, La France Best
Eli trot, to wagons-McKiuley, Imogene.
Frances 3. Time 2:12.
Aseinst time-Dlrect Hal and Prince Di-
reef. 10 beat 2:0S1i pacing (Geers). Time
.SSi, i:O4. i:34h. 2;05Da.
onward Silver, to beat 4;2Sla two miles
iHudsonl Time ;33sl, 1:o5l4, 1:471A 2:46A,
NerToia, to beat 425H, pacing, two
miles Dcan). Time ;3S&, 1:06S4, 1:40, 2:13,
a:45si. 3:1e, 3:5114, 4:24h
Prince Alert, to beat worlds record for
eeldlngs, pacing 2:00& Cheney. Time
:2gai. :b9i2. 1901, 2:OlM.
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Eait GrnlInds Rarns

ST Louis, October 20. light Opera. Ia.
zarre and Erema were the winning favor
iter at the Fair Grounds today. Track fast.
Five and a half furlongs Light Opera, In.
doubt Shotprnof Time u1Si
Six aud a hair furlongs- Buffoon, Hazel
IL. one More. lime 23II
Seven furlongS Lszarre, Hannah Lazy,
Chickasha, Time 20
Six furlongs Erema, Croix d'or, Happy
Chappy. Time 1884,
Mile Maggie Felix. Handspinner, -Four
Leaf e. Time :40i6
Mile and threesiXteenths Erne, Leenja,
Lindenella. Time 2;02