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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
RAINS RETARD FARMERS
Missouri Crop Conditions Only ran
to Good.

co1ruRrA. Mo, June Tine lor
Loving bulletin on crop and clima.l0
conditions in Missouri was lSSueu W
Sav by the United States Department.
of Agriculture .,ovailed
Wet and cool weather preVai'
,nroupbout the State during the wesn,
The precipitation was genera S aIr
haoyv' ranging from one and a nali
inches in the extreme southeast !"
over seven inches in the western Se0'
tton. Farm work was generally ~
tarded except in the extreme noi'
EASTERN and southeastern portions Oh
the state. In the central and western
soct,ons and also in most of the nortn'
arm counties heavy rains completely
slammed all farm work three 70 nve
days, hut work progressed fairly wen
in the southern sections. In the wcsS
central section considerable damage
was done to crops by heavy rams anu
oyerflows, especially in the oo.Voh
lands. The temperature ranged pe-
low the normal during the irst Vnrce
davis, hut the latter part OF the week
the temperature ranged about norman
to slightly above.
Corn planting is about completed N
the southern sections and a falr stanu
Is reported; many of the fields nave
been worked over, a few for the second
time. In the northern counties and 10
fact in most of the counties north oil
the Missouri the crop is only ABOUT
two-thirds planted, and in the west
central counties the fields are oecom'
ing grassy. Too wet and too cool IA
the general complaint. The later
planted corn is generally coming VI
we'll, but a large portion OF that pan
ted earlier will have to be replanted
Sunshine is badly needed.
Wheat on the uplands continues raj
to good, but is not doing we'll IN UNI
bottom lands on account OF TOO mucl
rain. In some of the west centra
counties considerable rust has appear
ed. and in the extreme east portion
chess is complained Of. The HesslaI
fly is reported to be in Dent, Lafayette
and Platte counties, Wheat Is II
bloom as far north as the Missouri
River.
The oat crop, as a whole, improved
slightly during the week and is head
ing fairly well, especially in the south
ern sections.
Cotton planting is practically com
pleted in the extreme southeastern
counties, and the earlier planted ha
been worked over and looks well.
Pastures are reported to be in excel
lent condition. Old meadows, how
ever, are becoming weedy. Old Glove
is weedy, but new clover is in goo
condition,
Gardens are much improved and a
a rule are in a fine shape. The i'm
provement is noted In all sections.
Nearly all counties report an In
provement In the potato crop and yer
little complaint Of bugs.
The melon crop prospects continu
good.
Apples continue to drop badly In a
sections in the southwest; high wind
damaged trees to some extent. Tn
outlook for the crop is not promising
There is also considerable complain
that plums and pears continue to droT
Reports on cherries and peaches ar
more favorable in someof the souther
counties; the peach crop promises fal
to good,
Strawberries are now rlpening in a
sections and an excellent yield is re
ported. Picking and shipping Is nov
in progress, except in the extrem
| nnrtharn counties
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Miss HELEN GOULD is to receive as
a gift, all the exhibits of the social
economy section Of the Belgium build
ing at the Worlds Fair, after the Ex-
position is over, All these exhibits
will be installed in Miss Gould's social
economy museum In New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Hundreds of Persons Storm Box Office in st. Louis
County and Wreck Amphitheater - Mob
Fires the Large Building.
SHERIFFS HOLD CROWD AT BAY
Send Hurry Call to Police = Officers Ordering the
Performance Stopped is Cause of Trouble
People Demand Their Money - Throng
Carries Goods Away IS Many
Exciting Scenes.

part OF the seats had then been torn
out, and some OF the men we're build.
ing fires under the structure. Con-
stable G. A. Bode also arrived at this
time and placed two men under arrest
for starting fires. They we're locked
up at Clayton on warrants charging
attempted arson. Deputy Sheriff
Bellairs also put two men under arrest,
preferring charges Of malicious des-
truction Of property against them,
Both officers had to take their prison.
ers from the crowd with drawn re-
yolvers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Notice to Bridge Builder

The contract for building 4
pairing the following bridges vi
let at the east front door Of The
House in Mexico, Mo, at d
p. m. on Friday, June 10, 1901
Building 36.foot span, McPb
Cable, In Sec. 20, Twp, 50, Rng
Building 36-ft. McPherSou
with 2 lift. approaches in Sc
Twp. 81, Rng. 7, W.
Building soft cable In Sec. 81.
Building soft. cable, Sec. Z "
RING. 12,w.
Building Soft. trestle in *
Twp. 80, RING. 3.
Building 24-ft. treStlc in *
Twp. 81, RING. 0.
Building 2i.ft. trestle betweE
81 and 81, 5l-7 W..
Building 38.ft. trestle in Sec
s W.
Repair cable bridge in Sec, Gi
Repair bridge in Sec. 29-jlld
Repair cable bridge in Sec, ".
Repair trestle in Sec, 2S-5ll0
Repair cable bridge in Sec. ~
Repair cable bridge in Sec "
Repair cable bridge between !
and 4.50-l0.
Repair cable combination
between Sec. "a and 3j-53-9T
Repair trestle in Sec. l-jl&
Cable bridge In Sec. Il, "
Ring. s, to be moved and tW
approaches attached new.
Repair iron bridge IN sec. W
Repair iron bridge in Sec, "
Repair trestle 4S-ft. long 10 \
51-6.
Repair trestle Soft. in Sec :
Plans and specifications will
file in County Surveyors oficsii
before the day Of letting, wheN
may be examined. The cool
will be required to give bond
sum of double the contract Pf
all new bridges signed by "
householders as surety, oo--
himself to keep the bridge y
travelling condition for three
from date OF contract.
The County Court l~eseryeSIa
to reject any or all bids,
II. S. MCKISSI
wat County Sur
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Sheep dogs are thus trained in
Texas: A pup is taken from its mother
before its eyes are opened and put to
an eve to suckle. After a few times
the eve becomes reconciled to the
pup, which follows her like a lamb,
grows up among the flock, and no wolf,
mar or strange dog can come neal the
sheep and the dog will bring the sheep
to the fold regularly at any hour in
the day which he is fed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
sEIBERT Is INDICTED.
st. Louis Excise Commissioner is Held
for Conspiracy.

ST. LOUIS, June 4-The April grand
jury, which reported to-day, indicted
James NJ. Seibert, State Excise Com
missioner, on the charge Of conspiracy
to hinder the due administration Of
the law.
The indictment grows out OF inyes-
LEGATIONS into fragrant violations Of
the excise laws in the City of st.
Louis.
The grand jury also returned in
dictments against five steam boat
captains who are chargec with per-
hitting gambling on their boats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

THE Riverside Scripture Institute
will open at Centralia, June Is, 1904.
Rev. j. S. Jesse is chairman Of the
executive committee, The purpose
and aim OF this institute is: THE
preservation and cultivation Of the
Student habit in both old and young,
for greater efficiency in Christian
Service. ~ Among those on the pro-
gramme we notice Rev. II. L. Truck,
Rev. j. S. Jesse, Rev. E. S. Gibbs,
President John W. Million and Vice
President G. A. Ross, Of Hardin
College: all Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Mexico Girl at the Saengerfest.

Miss Mary Karnes is one Of the
seven contestants entered In the vocal
contest for the $500 piano to be given
afternoon at the Saengerfest,
In Moberly. Miss Karnes will sing,
Theme and Variation" by Proch.
She has a charming voice and renders
this special selection most excellently.
The LEDGER joins her many friends
In wishing the greatest success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

In the daily and weekly LEDGER
will be found a supplement contain
ing addresses Of President Francis,
Governor A. M, Dockery and Judge
Hawthorn delivered to the members
Of the Missouri Press Association at
the Missouri building, Worlds Fair,
ON tuesday May II. We commend
the c addresses 10 all Of the readers Of
the LEDGER They speak volumes for
grand O,d Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

THE portrait OF the Empress Dowa-
ger, Of China, painted by Miss Kate
Carl, an American, is on its way to
the Worlds Fair. This is the only
picture ever painted of one Of the
royal family of the Celestial Kingdom
and was the cause of considerable
agitation among the Chinese when it
was shipped out Of the Empire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

THE Masonic fraternity Of Mont
gomery and adjoining counties will
hold their annual st. Johns Day cele-
bration in Davis Park, in Wellsville,
on Friday June "a. The Grafton will
be delivered in the afternoon by Rev.
John d. Vincil, formerly Of Mexico.
There will be music and a basket
dinner and a royal good time will be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Marx Twain's Wife Dead.

FLORENCE, Italy, June 6-Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Clemens, wife Of "Mark
Twain" the American author and
lecturer, died Of syncope here last
night. Half an hour before her death
she had conyersed cheerfully with her
husband. The body will be sent 10 the
United States for interment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
II Stood in a Draft

With my coat off and caught this
wretched cold" says the sufferer. He
need not pay a heavy penalty If be
follow his act Of folly with an act Of
wisdom. Soak the feet In hot water
with a few teaspoonstul of Perry
Davis Painkiller In it. Take a tea
spoonful Of Palnkiller in hot sweeten-
ed water at bed time and be thankful
for so simple and speedy way to break
up a cold. There q but one Painkiller,
Perry Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

BUSINESS and residence property in
Mexico is changing hands at advanced
prices, and is still very cheap. Just
as soon as the brick plants in Mexico
get into operation there will be several
buildings erected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
mortality

"These figures show a higher per
cent of resistance to the disease for
American than for any other nation
ality. The bubonic plague is also
epidemic in Manila. Its victims have
reached a total Of 200. 1t is believed
by the health authorities to have
been developed from some slight in
lection which maintained itself in the
city after the energetic represSlye
measures carried out in 1901, which
resulted in the development Of only
nine cases of the disease In 1902"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

'Oh, Georgel" complained the
young wife, sit was nearly midnight
before you got home last nightl'
"Well, well - exclaimed her hus-
band, "you women are 50 inconsistent.
Before WI were married you didn't
care how late / got homel''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
DR.. Spencer, of Fulton, Injured

DIR. J. W. Spencer, president of Syn
odical College, Fulton, had his arm
fractured Monday in st. Louis.
He was riding toward the Fair
grounds, his arm protruding from the
street a window when a car ap-
preaching from the opposite direction
struck it, causing the fracture. He is
doing nicely and it is thought the
arm will mend satisfactorily. DIR.
Spencer has many friends in this city
who will be sorry to hear Of bis in.
iurV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
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ger for not having notified
you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

DIR. W. +. TRAUeHBER and Alfred
Larsen showed good Judgment In pur-
chasing well located real estate in this
city. These gentlemen will at once
build business houses. Mexico dirt
fe all RIGHT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Married 10 and Divorced 5 Times

WASHINGTON June Z. Peter
White, a veteran Of the Seventh Iowa
Calvary, who has applied FOR a pen.
sion, according 10 his sworn state
ment, has been married ten times and
divorced eight; one wife died and the
last one is living. He was a comrade
Of Pension Commissioner Ware.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Did Russians Disregard white Flag

NAGAsAKI, Saturday, June Al
have had a conversation with a
wounded japanese officer at Mali, who
states that the reason why the Japan
ese casualties at the battle OF Nam
shon and Kinchou we're 50 great was
because the enemy hoisted the white
flag and surrendered.
awe advanced" he added, land
were on the point OF passing them
when the enemy fired point-blank,
killing and wounding many Of our
men,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Colored Church Out of Debt.

st. Luke's Chapel, under the man.
agement of Rev. A. S. Palmer, is
making the greatest progress in the
history Of the church. Rev. A. S.
Palmer has accomplished more in
eight weeks than all Others have in
the last twenty years. He appointed
as his captains Mrs. Lizzie Booth and
Mrs. Ida May Bell. Mrs. Booth
raised s243.2S and Mrs. Bell raised
s152.04 Every debt on the church is
now paid with a handsome balance in
the treasurer. All hats off to Rev.
Palmer. PATRON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
STRIKERS FATAL PLOT.
Explode Dynamite Under Station
Platform Killing Twelve Mem.


Special Dispatch TO the Ledger.
DENVER, Colo, June 6.-Twelve
miners were Killed and eight or ten
badly injured at Independence, Colo,
to-day by an explosion Of dynamite,
which was place under the depot plat
form, supposedly as the result OF "a
plot against nonunion men The
station was demolished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

THE business men OF Carrollton,
Mo-, are arranging 10 have an old fash
ion street fair and carnival next fall.
Mexico should be doing something
along this line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

DENVER, June ANNA b. Etzei' a
stenographer, living in this city Win
her mother and sister, received a
cablegram to-day announcing the
death OF her brother, Lewis Etzei, a
newspaper correspondent, who was
fred upon in a junk and killed ey
Chinese soldiers.
Lewis Ethel was the son Of Gabriel
Etzel, who died several years ago In
this city. The dead correspondent was
Sc years Of age. He left home about
ten years ago, and never returned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
The First Cnmmnninn-

Rev. rather j. j. Dillon, OF Mexico,
pastor Of the Fulton Catholic Church,
arrived here Monday afternoon to in
struct a class OF nine children for
their first communion which is 10 take
place Sunday, June 10. Father Dill.
lod will remain here until Saturday
and will then return to Mexlcot to hold
services Sunday, after which he win
again return 10 Fulton 10 continue
instructions until the communion ser.
vices take place. Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

WHAT about the ladies organizing
10 improve the Court House yards
Maybe, then, the men will arrange to
keen the streets clean.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
4 Never Knew PainkilIs, =,

1870 " AoAhAilIer V
before, what can the matte
Where is the bottle? Thu,
thought so; it is not Pery \
Painkiller at all, but sometblv
druggist must have made hIns,
/ did not notice it; have ugsI
killer for years for diarrhoea, a,
and stomach aches and # +,
failed"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

IT seems to the LEDGER as though
the telephone poles in the business
portion OF the city should be located
10 the alleys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
tou,s ErzEL, OF DENVER, WAR
CORRESPONDENT FIRED
UPON.
i. 5, COUNSEL GOES TO THE SCENE
Etz,l Was Accompanied in Search lot
Outlaws by English CorrespOn-
dent, Who Probably Es-
capped Death is
Confirmed.

NEwcnwANe, June IA private
telegram Just received from shan-iia'-
wang says that Louis Etzel, CORE
spoudent Of the London Daily Ieie-
Uraph, and Ernest Brindle, OF the
London Daily Mail, were fired upon
by Chinese soldiers while In JUNK
between Shwantaitze and Erdiko.
Etzel was killed, but Brindle IS De-
lleyed to be safe.
They left here on June 8 to inVes'i'
gate the movements Of some bandits
Etzel was a native of Butler, Pa
United States Consul General MIL
Ter has left here by special train foi
the scene of the killing. The Consul
will make a personal Investigation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Photographs Of some Of the largest
and most important bridges In the
world are shown by bridge builders in
the Palace Of Liberal Arts at tho
Worlds Fair. Maps aud drawings are
also shown, making an interesting
collection for engineers visiting the
Exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Rev. +. $. Gibbs, OF Mexico, arrived
here this morning en- route to Millers-
burg, but had to give up the trip on
account Of high water and returned to
his home this afternOOn.-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Hon. w. II. KEENAN, is home from
ST. Louis, and says that the State OF
Missouri should be proud Of her build
ing and exhibits at this, the grandest
OF Worlds Fairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Mrs. George Boomer and daughter,
Mis- Ida ave returned from a delight
ful ir,p % ST. Louis where they at
Aded the Worlds Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

A collection OF pearls, taken from
the waters OF Iowa, and valued at
more than sc, 1000, is exhibited in the
Iowa building at the Worlds Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Mn- Elizabeth STANLEY, Of Washing
ton City, the authoress Of Order
Number II, the latest popular novel,
passed through this city to-day en-
r.u'e home fnpm visiting 10 Fulton.
= - !,
len n ID rs
were the Mrs. Tate Mcoue
while hert
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Prof. S. It Davis, Of Thompson, has
just received a crate OF fine straw
berries from former pupils who live
near Lowell, Ark. Prof. Davis will
teach in Thompson next winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Mexico was well represented in St.
Louis Pike day. There being many
Of our people in the city 10 witness the
Parade Of all Nations"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Directors Elect Officers,

At a meeting Of the Farmers Tow
Mutual Fire Insurance company Tues
day night the following officers vert
elected:
Alex Carter, president.
A. B. Smith, vice president.
W. L. Fowles, secretary.
S. ]. Buckner, treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Screening for doors and windows;
also a large assortment OF Screen
Doors and windows BIZ ready for use
at Ferris Il Cauthbrn's Hardware
Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

THE Missouri building at the
Worlds Fair contains a model circu-
latlng library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Lee arrived
to-day from Clinton. They will re-
main here during the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
Rooms in ST. Lnnis

To let, two choice rooms consI
to Worlds Fair Grounds; rates.
able. Mrs. R. GoRDOs
1921 Bayard AvI
do-wl st. Louis |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09

Miss May Hill is home after several
months visit 10 Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-09
STOCK M FARM NOTES.

Lutte Diggs, of Audrain county, Mo-,
was here Tuesday with three loads Of
hogs.-Coontz s. Waters, and-C Cunning
ham & Hobson, Of Audrain county,
Mo-, were on the market Tuesday
with cattle,-Live Stock Reporter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
SCOTCH BOWLERS PERFORM
BEFORE A LARGE CROWD
ID. O'Brien Outplays Dr. Gum In the
Only Tournament Match OF
the DAY.

A large crowd of spectators witnessed
the matches on the rinks of the san
Francisco Scottish Bowling Club yes
terday in Golden Gate Park. There
were not many players out, but some
good games were played. Only one
tournament match was contested dur
ing the afternoon. In this D. O'Brien
Won from DR.. Gum by a score of p
to 16.
The score was fairly even through
out and the bowling of both contestants
was high class. f. c. Medau and H. L.
Tickner and J. II. Duncan and NJ. L.
Grove figured in two games, each team
winning one.
The scores follow: NJ. L. Grove and
j. H. Duncan beat H. L. Tickner and
f. c. Medau, 81 to 16; DR.. Hamilton
beat ]. c. Moffat, 81 to 10; A. A. Nc
Vicar beat DR.. Hamilton. q to IS; ]. H.
Webster and w. Watson beat ]. T.
Dare and S. Irwin, q to IA; E. C. Me-
dau and H. L. Tickner beat J. Duncan
and NJ. L. Grove. q to 16
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
FOUND ON THE STREETS
WITH FRACTURED SKULLS

Thomas j. Brady, a plumber. having
a shop at 467 Eighth street, Oakland.
and residing at $40 Castro street. in
shortly before midnight last night at
Fremont and Main streets. He was
taken in the harbor ambulance to the
Harbor Hospital. where his wounds
were dressed. and he was then removed
still unconscious, to the General Emer-
;ency Hospital.
The surgeons found that the base of
s skull had apparently been fractured
' blow from some blunt instrument.
lis left eye was also badly bruised
md there was a lacerated wound of the
scalp on the back Of the head. Brady
was identified by Steward Camous of
Papers found in his pocket also gave
his name and address.
The police believe he is a victim of
assault by unknown persons. Brady
did not recover consciousness up to
the hour of going to press and his con-
dition is critical.
George Allen Of 1923 Twelfth ave-
nue. South was found near the corner
of Twenty-second avenue and Tennes-
see street at IL O'Clock last night by
officer Flynn. He was taken to the
City and County Hospital in an uncon-
scious condition. Examination showed
that he had received eontusions about
the face and head and a possible frac-
ture OF the skull 1t IS not known
how he received his injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
MEDICAL PAIR
TASTE DEFEAT
Doctors McChesney and Hill
Lose Good Tennis Match to
Hardy and Merle johnson
BAKERS PLAY TOGETHER
Team of Brothers Put Up a
Good, Steady Game on the
Golden Gate Park Courts

Players Of the first class were scarce
on the tennis courts Of the California
Club yesterday, only one good match
being played The contestants in this
were Dr. Sumner Hardy and Merle
johnson. against Dr. Hill and DR.. Nc
Chesney. The medical pair were in
good form. but were outplayed, Dr.
Hardy being at his best and Johnson
surprising himself AT the driving game.
The Baker brothers, George and Neil,
played an excellent game on the Golden
Gate Park courts against r. n. Whit
ney and c. J. Griffin, from whom they
took two sets out Of three. Whitney
PLAYED his usual brilliant driving game
and was ably seconded by his young
partner. but the steady though less
snowy game Of the Bakers proved more
effective.
Following are the scores Of the days
play: Baker brothers beat Whitney
and Griffin. SIS, Ga, Sc; Spring beat
O'Hara. 6-3. Is, 6-S: Robbins beat
Spring. O.. 6-1; DR.. Hardy and Merle
johnson beat DR.. Hill and DR.. McChes-
nev. .6-S. 7-5, 6-S; W. Page beat L.
Baldwin. Is. Ga. 6-1; W. Page and
L. Baldwin beat r. Drolla and Wolf
sohn, 6-1, -; Dr.. LOvegrove beat 7.
d. Black, Ga. Ga; ". Murphy beat
O'Hara. 6-S. Ga: Butler beat Kuehn,
6-3. IS. 4-6.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June is.-A-
victory in the American Derby, q
Western colt, Ort Wells, defeated the
pride of the East, James R. Keene's
Delhi, for the $4,000 Tidal stakes at
the Coney Island Jockey Club track
in the presence of an attendance not
much less than that which witnessed
the Suburban.
On the way home from the races the
people had not yet tired of talking OF
Delhis defeat and of its probable
cause. There have been reports for
several weeks that he was coughing,
but he must have got over that or
he could not run the race he did to-
day.
But that the Delhi of to-day is not
the same one which so easily won the
Belmont, to say nothing of his Withers
victory, the average racegoer of intel
ligence refused to believe. Even in his
action he labored, which he never did
before.
In all his previous races this year,
Delhi has been hard to place" but
to-day Odom had no great difficulty
in doing that. Then again when Ort
Wells went up to and passed him In
such short order on the far turn the
people could not trust their eyes. That
Delhi should then have struggled on
and saved second place is as much
tribute to his rider as to his own
merits.
The fractional time CT the Tidal was
as follows: Quarter, "a three FUR
longs, :36 As; half mile, :49 1-5; fVe
furlongs. 1:01 3-5; six furlongs, 1:l4;
seven furlongs, 1926 2-5; mile, 1:S9 20;
nine furlongs, 1852 3-5; full distance
mile and a quarter, 2:06.
The pace was we'll sustained even up
to the last. Delhi was beaten four
lengths. St Valentine, five lengths
away, defeated Ormonde's Right for
third money by three-quarters OF a
length.