Richard Zakers
is
asked
to call
at the Post Office,
Christiansted.
The Creole arrived this
morning
from
St. Thomas
without any mails.
TELEGRAMS.
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ST
TROLX STATION.
Paris,
March 23rd.—Advices from
Ber-
lin state
that complete
calm prevails
in
that city
last
night
and
this
morning,
bt
no
newspapers
are
yet
appearing,
An official
inquiry concerning
the
lead-
ers of the
recent
coup d’etat
shows
that
immediately
after
its
accomplishnent
the
authors
fled.
Warrants
have
been
issued
for
the arrest
of Genera!l
Knapyp,
Herr Von
Jagow. Major
Pabst,
Colonel
Bauer,
Genl.
Tudendorff
and
others.
Ministers
Giesberg
and
Bauer
have
left
for the
Rubr Basin, with
authority from
the
Govt.
to
negotiate
with
the
work-
mern.
Paris.,
March
23rd. -In
the
further
hearing of the Caillaux
case,
M. Augag-
neur,
who
w>s
a
member
of the Caillaux
Ministry,
as
Minister of
Marine,
at the
time of
the Agadir incident,
stated
that
the attitude
of M.
Caillaux
was
correct.
Paris,
Marcn
23rd.——By
a
voie vi
574
to
139 the Chamber
of Deputies
has
pass-
eda
law granting
to each
Senator
and
Deputy
a
special
monthly
indemnity
of
one thousand
franes
from the Ist
Feb.,
for expenses
of residence,correspondence
and other
expenditures
conn<cted
with
their legisiative duties.
Paris,
March
23rd.—M. Millerand pre-
sided
yesterday
at
a conference
of the
Ambassadors
=t
which
Marshai
Foch
assisted,
and
heard
the
reports
of the
military experts
on the situation
in Ger-
many.
Paris,
March
23rd ——Advices
from
Rome
state
that M. Douget,
the Minister
plenipotentiary,
who, together
with the
Secretary
of the Holy See,
has
been
ap-
pcinted
to
prepare
the
bases
for the
re-
sumpti
\n
of relations
between
FKrance
and the
Vatican,
has
arrived
there
and
been
received by Cardinal Gasparri.
Havre,
March
23rd.—The
s.
s.
'‘Leo-
poldina’’,
the
former
German
Liner
“Blucher’’,
has
arrived
here from New
York with 800 passengers
nn board.
Paris,
March
23rd.-- Following a
note
which the
German
Govt.
addressed
re-
cently tp the Supreme
(¢ ouncil, asking for
authority
to send
fresh military forces
to
the
Ruhr
Basin,
German
officers
have
arrived in Paris
and laid the proposal
be-
fore the Allizs.
It is
believed
that
the
Reich
Govt. will
be
authorized
tc¢
send
one hundred
thousand
men
to the
Ruhr,
as
a police force.
Algiers, March 23rd.—The aviator,
M.
Voillemin,
reached
Timbuctoo
on
the
18th
and
left
for
Moite
on
the
Z2lst,
where
he arrived the
same
day.
He
ex-
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‘The
St.
Groix tacing Association
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®
’
will hold
:‘ace
at
Manning’s
Bay
Race
Course
MONDAY sth.
APRIL 1920.
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;
;
COMMENCING
at
11 O’CLOCK A. M.
OFFICERS:
President
V.
H. FLEMING Esq:
Judge
Dr.
D. CANEGATA,
.
Judge’s
Assistant
& Time Keeper
F. COULTER Esq:
:
Stewards
llEssrßs~A.
NYHOLM, W. PEEBLES
J. SCHOU,
-
H. MACKAY and A. lOHNSON.
Clerk of Scales
A. DE. CHABERT Esq:
Starter
;..
HOFFMANN Esq:
Secretary
& Treasurer
1.
8.
BODGE:
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I itOGRAMME
1. “'ST.
CROIX FURSE”’
Prize
Purse
SIOO.OO
.
:
1.
H. Jarvis’s...... Chestnut
Mare
...
‘Fisher
Girl”’ 14h. 8% in:
115% Ibs., Red
&
White Jacket,
& Cap.
2.
Co.nelius Pentheny's..Black
Hcrse.
... 'Baby
Boy’’ 14a.
3% in.
1153 lbs. Red body
Green sleeves
Jacket Red & Green
Cap.
3.
E
L. Brown’s...,Bay
Gelding.. '3tar’’ 15h.
1% in. 1204 ibs. Green. Jacket Pink Cap.
4.
K. Henderson’s
...Bay
Mare........
'Emmy Lou’’ 14h.
Z2ln.
110 Ibs. Green&
Gold.
5.
1. S. Hodge’s...... Bay Gelding......'
'Gun-Fire’’ 15h.
1§ in.
1204
lbs. Red & White
.
Jacket,
Rlue Cap.
:
2nd;
‘THE PLANTERS
PURSE"
‘
Piize
Puise
SBO.OO
1.
E L Brown’s...l Bay Geiding...
‘Dtar"
15h.
14in. - 1204 lbs.
Gieen
Jacket,
o
<
g
Pink ()ap.
2
K. Henderson’s
..-Bay Mare........""Emmy
Lou’
14h. 2in.
116lbs.
Green
&Gold.
3
Jos.
James’s......Dark
Bay Geldi:
g. . 'Rainbow’’ L3h. 8% in, 101%#lbs.
Red
& White
:
L
-
=
;
Jacket,
blue
Cap.
4.
[. S. Hodge’s...... Bay Gelding.......""Gun-Fire’’
15h.
1} in. 1204105.
Red & White
.
i
.
_ Jacket,
Blue Cap.
5
1 S Hodge's
Chestnut
Mare
........
'Nettle
.=.......13h,
3fin.
108§ Ibs
Red &
L
el
Waite Jucket,
Blue Cap.
grd: “THE MANNING
&
BAY STAKE’’ Prize Purse
$60.00
1.
1.8. Hodge's
Ghestaut
Mare
..
..
...."Nettle”
.. ...
~ 138,
S3%in 18} Ibs. Red &
:
b
’
_
~
White Jacket,
Blue Cap.
2
E. L. Brown’s Bay Gelding.. “Te 11y’. .14h. 2¢in. 110% ibs. Green Jacket,
Pink Cap.
s
1. L. Brown's
Bay
Maré.
..., .Bvoet Marie’’. .....18h.
s.n.
9<% Ibs. Blue & Yellow
.
o
o
Jacket,
and Cap.
4.
C.lfields’s Chestnut
Mare...."Uvion Queen’’....l34.
3in.elol ibs.
Green
Jacket
&
.
;
_
Fink Cap.
5.
Chas.
Thomas’s
Bay Gelding....
'3lue Pigeon” ....14h.
Idin. 107§ lbs. Blue Jacke:,
Yeiiow Sleeves
and Pink Cap.
sth
“THE PONY RACE”’
Prizs
Purse
$40.00
1
L. Lindqvist’s Cream
Stallion.
... 'Union King'’....l3h. 2tin. 98% lbs. Red & White
2.
C. Ifield’s Bay Stallion.. 'Sweet
Villie’”. 13h. fin. 92§ Ibs. Green
Jacke(,
Pink Cap.
3.
@Mrank Browne’s Chestnut
Stallioa... *Bay Spirit”’...13h. fin. 94% lbs.
Red,
White
~
& Blue Jacket
and Cap.
sth THE LABOURFERS
STAKE
;
Prize Purse
$ 15.00
- [for Labourers only] entrance
fee
$2 00
:
Entries
to be raade
the
day of the Races
Entrance
to the Ground
20 cents
per head.