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CADETS WIN ny FIVE FEET.
Exciting Race on the severn with the Yale
Crew.

ANNAroLIs. Md. May t.-The Naval
Academy ciRht-oared crew defeated the
Yale second crew in an exciting race on the
Severn this evening The Official time was;
Cadets 10 minutes 20 seconds. Yale 10
misses ?0'. seconds Tho distance at tho
finish between the crews was about feet.
IAe race was 10 lave taken place al 2
O'Clock, but was postponed because Of the
heavy Choppy lea. II Wa, nearly O'Clock
when the boats took the water. The course
was reversed on account Of the conditions
Of the water, the starting point being Il tuoy
uppu ito the niyul ,Cmctrry, the finishing
point bens az d buoy on Green Berry Point,
Both shells took th" water together, but
kept In company only short distance. The
middlcs iorEcd ahead and ,ontinu"d TO lead
for ID luli lruE'n until the Nuutp"'- wharf a
luIr mil" away WIS reached. when the visitors
got tho lead md kept i uutil within hundred
and nit wards Of the liulsA when the cadet I
nglIu took The lead by a beautiful epurt.
The time - said 30 he the best time BY ten
second, eyer made at the Academy Paul
Dr-hirll was starter, Lieut. l.. V Ebprle
and Nr Allen of Yale, iudrN~ Tle Cudets
pulled q 80 and 81 stroke and Yale a - and 50.
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ROAD DRIVERS PARADE.
Arrangements Completed for the second An
nusI Display.

Arrangements we're completed last night
FOR the second annual parade Of the Road
Drivers Association Of New York. and 'om
indications among them the number Of en-
tries received nearly 500, It promise. 10 he
more imposing than last year The horses
and vehicles In line will represent more than
million and a half Of dollars while several
Of the richest men In America will drive their
iavOrlte horses The route will he from
10Th street and Seventh avenue to l54th
street, TO the Viaduct. to the Speedway, TO
Dyckman street. returning TO lS5th street
In order TO give the judges an opport unity
20 award the prizes The parade this year
will have new features. the most important
Of which will be the presentation Of the Ron d
rGs god pSc.msn msf.! al t6s
ough who has most prominently distin-
Smfs sss n IN NH h
Speedway horse and outfit and the best
Speedway team and appointments
The conditions Of these awards give seventy
I'VE points to the horse. Judged on confrma-
tion. 'tvls and manners. and twenty-five
points for wagon and appointments There
will also be a prize for the woman driving
the best looking turnout 70 be. judged, 50
per cent for the horse and 50 for appoint
ments The thousands of citizens who visit
the Speedway have become familiar with
IN the brushing brigade and all have their
fsvorites In order to decide the question
Of the most popular horse and driver. coupon
Will be printed IN the programme which
will entitle the holder TO vote.
Grand Marshal Alexan1er Nswburger has
arranged the parade In Ave sections. iniaddi-
tion to making separate divisions for out Of
town clubs Horses will be arranged ao-
cording TO records. one man wagons Tor me
first division and 40 on. The aides selected
areD y Wilbur, Aexqn 'erJ KeatInS, Joseph
A H. .rN .l.r ~ nd
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RICHMOND Va, May The handsomest
llttlcya cht that ever was plotted up the James
River il anchored At the city wharf II IA
the Roamer Of New York. owned and operated
by Capt ii G. ROoma Tho craft arrived.
IN port Yesterday from Norfolk she will
remain At her wharf until tomorrow morning
when she will .ail for Fort Monroe and
Monday. when she will cruisa along on her
homeward Journey. touching az Yorktown.
Claybank. Baltimore WashiHgton and Phia-
delphia The Roamer h0- been on a cruise
In southern waters and has traver~ei about
5000 miles since Nov u, on which day tho
party left New York Most ut the time was
spent IN Cuban and We.t Indian waters on
the arrival ~ the party in Now York th"Y
will remain a few days and then take a North
ern cruise for Labrador and Canada to spend
the summer.
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CONSTITUTIONS PLANS ADMIRED.
Boston Yacht'men Think She Is VERY Much Like
tho Independence In Many Ways.

BosToN. May For some time past IL
has been understood here that the cup de-
fender Constitution was simply m improved
Columbia and tho publication in this morn
ing's issue ~ THE SvN ~ the sheer plan. mid
ship section and Aaif-ir,k plan, went To- proys
tn" correctness Of the cpnclIsipn reached
by Boston yachtsmen. Designer Crowuin-
shield has inrinatel several timos that tho
HerreshoT model was little different from
that of III Columbia, but he said that tho
Information came TO him through 80 many
mouths that he did not place much reliance
n the reports Mr. Crownnshield left for
Maine last evening and therefore il not
sec IHr SuN this afternoon but tho draughts-
men in his oNicr looked at tho drawings
with great interest Mr. Daniels, the head
draughtsmtn, said thoro was very little
difference in the mid~hip section, II the
Constitution and Independence. lie saw
at once that the Brl.' j boat was beani"r
and the turn Of the hugN much easier than
that of the Boston bpuf h4t expressed the
opinion TIA, both -l2gp, nni about the -ame
In looking oyer the drawings made from
the photographs Of the Shamrock II the
opinion Of th" Boston yncht-mcu is that She
bears n striking rcS"Wb.uucn - the lnd"-
be much fuller forward OF 'hn keel puI her
stern ovrrhang narrower than 'An Lawson
boat In discussing the now English b. ~.
Mr. Daniels said that De- .Frrr ,ruvuIu-
shield had seriously considered v..n. 'Na
Independence u 'snub nos" similar ~ that
of tho Shamrock II II Is tho upwi.u ul u.
Boston vaChtSmen who have srpu the p.,-
lures Of the new shamrock. thIi -he will
prove n very speedy craft II her sail spread
"a large
There was no hall holiday TO-DAY for tho
workmen busy on the Independence Al
hands kept steadily at their labor uu'fl :
O'Clock this afternoon. but the construction
"A .IF|s
Of iai r1cn for nine hours makes tut little
showing I'm tho completion uf the craft Tn"
hollow steel mast X about hall finished aud
the goar for N" balance Tudder T. beng lnad"
ing castings Otted over the ruddcr post on
deck. and n j. figured out that tho friction
will be greatly reduced by this method Law
will be ready in plenty Of time for the launch
ing, and that the mast can be stepped win n
few hour, after the craft goes overheard
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williams college spring Mrct.

WrrrIAMslowT. Nass, Maya Tho annual
WlIiums college spring track mcrt was held
on tho now Weston fi"ld this afternoon
Tho meet was not particularly c0coura ginc
rhc limos bong ouy fair steel, ln The mile
a.l we'll The summary
100 ard Dash Won by Rooney, 'D' Second
Emerson. O- inId Jarchr' l'o" line. 10 45
IWt ard Dash Won hy Park 0'. .rrpud. Neil
'no .'Nird NrH|uE,. u2. lime. - seconds
leo N.fd uurtr Won rs Lewis second. Ucrmon
'u. Time o. second,
Two Nile bicycle Won hr Ward Ut second
Gauctsou. 'ua thr1 Hatbr' 90 Imc. minutes
40 Nsrl Pun Non h, crawford ol second
rcraham. tmrd JaccR"u '02 Tine, ? minutes
,.n Srrd Ii..d,r Nur hv prah,t" % Sscond
Nile Run Won by steel o. secnnd. Ialhrop
'OI fHlrd VI.r. ~. q M. In.IUtc aS second,
gUr.Yad Dash Won Dos Emerson, 02 second
JarrFol 'Oi iu,rl. tUicr,uH, ~ Ime, - seconds
shot Put Won b. N0luisch, " sccoud Doy
'Ol iH'rd Simmons. '02 Distance. 81 ,teI loin,heS
limmcr Throw Won b. tgnaN, ul, second
Jones. uI m. h.fd. Iowue, O' ItSAh"', J - icet
u SOUS Throw Won hy jonef, ni. second loTne
'O2 Dsiaucr % feet II inches. H'{h lumn won by
nlackmsr O5 Scond, Finest oi Distance. feet
Broad .Dump-Wun by Blnckmrr, .oa' second
Finest. Oi and raladay. 90. ue Distance 20
feet inches.
The sun., 1901-05-05
sharkcv Knocks Russell ont in Fourth Rouud.

DFvvrg, May In tho fourth round OF
what WIS TO have been "a lO-rouud contest
at the colorado Athletic C,lh last nigh Tom
Shl-kcv cut short big Fred I;ls.cl'- azplro-
tion, for tho championships hy tnocaiug him
out The blow IN u did the work YVES ., .gAt
sho t-..rm lab 10 the igw. III" ngh. vas
m rlrl bv no startling feature. bul % ~.
expo. cd by tho crowd thI Russell would
/, looscd good for Russell, hu. lo -rcu.rd to
fear h- opponent ~ tho A'i ruH'q no
damage was done Sh,rk"y u,dr ,ryrrll
tire easily and wus wId"d 10 Oh" end or the
round In the .ccond round .i" mon dI uu,
fght at enough 20 got mp . .""' H9-,en
kuorbol tho big tnliw"uIlu GoWu u.. rur,
seemed 90 unuefyc him Tho inGr'l .nound
with he same io oItur". lis ullr.'rI fN. rr.,.nl.
Splrkov nndcd the punch rh..u rg' ru-.,ll
The sun., 1901-05-05

Some skNfl dodRtnJ, passing and body
checIing won for th" trHscont 4 c Ia
crosse team at Bay Ridge yesterday. The
Crc,rcu,- wcrc opposed by the Hobart Co.
logo tnum Wall rnr m" tre~ocuts vas n
t,Teror strcngth. while r"r "r'n"col,oreyl,vcr.
capt Coleman and Nll'u . id some ,plen-
uIi stopping and passing The home team
won hys goals 10
OnNvGr MAY \ sharp and exciting
though rlihrr One-sidcd game Of lacrosse
,yls pllvoa on tlr Or1ug' oval thi. after
noon between to1n from St'vons iuati-
tut" ami team rnprc.,"a'ing Orange, picked
from tho Nevari \ g., Kuickcrbocker
G and other clubs The game wound up
with scor" Of otp / an favor Of tho stevens
tp M
RNLrrNorT. Mv I Johns HOPKINS Ia
Cro~.c tegiu 'p-dlv defeated ,Ouuh hi1 COLLEGE
~ l.crosg" TIA" pace So by Pr" local ool,
l"g1n~ VS. too nov for the visitors They
worc ouiplt'od NJ cyHr' ppin' CnlumiiI' ID.
attack VIZ good and only tho splendid de-
iouce pur NJ by hopkins prevented tho
Gothluli'rs from shooting go9l Tho score
Wu~ ~
The sun., 1901-05-05

TORONTO, May a-The arrangements for
another contest with American yachts for
the Canada cup have given great impetus
TO yachting here Among the many contests
10 be decided will be to test the smartnc-S
and ability of the crews in handling canvas.
leaving moorngs. lowering away II boat for
man overheard. setting dying canvas,
lowering topSaiis rcofng and making all
snug for dirty weather and in making moor
ings again and leaving all snug for the night.
During the mnnpuvrc- a man II ordered 10
fall, overheard. and his Yacht has q hc1ve 10,
lower boar and pick him mp This contest
IS 90 be limited t. @5-iuo'crs OF IL" cutter.
schooner or yawl rig type
The sun., 1901-05-05

Tho opening game oi the Prospect Park
Cricket Association was p.aycI 500. to-day
tho Rroolilyn Team Il and Kings County
clubs battling for supr"mlcN J + ii-cur
Cq- I'M KTeat form with the h1' fuI Kings
County and plnved n good inning Of twenty
seven. The Brooklyns however pii"ed n
more even game, fivc men getting into ,ouh'"
nv,lres. and they eventually won by nine
runs Tho score was: Brooklyn Team d,
az. Kings County. -
The sun., 1901-05-05
Columbia Beats n. Y. U. at Tennis.

Columbia had things all her own way In
the dual tennis match with New York Uni
vcrsity on South Field yesterday. In both
the singles and I he doubles the Blue and
White won every match. scoring victories
in eighteen out the nineteen sets PLAYED,
including five love e"ts Columbia won
ll6 games out OF the ljo played The sum
mares:
Su.es-Alired J.. TAnrh"- Columbia de'sa'sd
Colpm5 8 ce,ertea o. naIncv s. 20 p, o.
W' = C6r. "G, : I''. ~ To- III box. 90.
llmN,i q, -r'ri tnl, 'n y r.G g. 8 ..
LOUIS y l-GogN, ,o.nmy.-, defeated J. Iua. " ..
( f. %. 3 e. 20
nu.h', -ia.rll .n. Hahoa e. n" n.. a"'e'' 1
h.r.aNi N'., ~ -. ., F',".. h"..'.
g. d, Eo.S 'nI teton, g. .r5I Gse4to-
Peek and G..Hc., - = O.. a. G-u.
The sun., 1901-05-05
syracuse defeat, r,ochc,'cr IN Track A,rIcuc.

SyuNC~Sr. Nay syracuse oyervhnl-
ningly defeated Rochester m track athletics
here to-day by scorr Of 70 10 gi points.
Tho track WI, In good condition and tho
weather fine. Princeton was the star OF
the syracuse 'esuD aud Gardner raised the
college record IN h" pol" vault To oieyon
feet Glass and Droale- each scored ton
Of Rochester point- Lowe ~ the Syro-
cu-e team ran th" high hurdles In Ia l-5 Soc
ond~, Winning easily. Mtll-pauRh wa, dis
qualified In the ii0-yRrd dash. which Prins-
lein won, syracuse will meet Amherst on
the track here next Saturday.
The sun., 1901-05-05
Billiards

In the continuation of the A. 4. L. billiard
tournament last night. DR. Walter @ Douglas
defeated 4 y. Ferguson by POO 70 lGj. Inc
champion Of the New York \. &, DR. DpuFih''
oIItpMyel his Class Il opp bnent. lie mide
az average Of J2-i2 ami nlS best runs were
49, IA, Is, IS and IL. Ferguson nveragel
.4-il, with high runs Of %, 20. II and To-
Charles W Wilder acted as referee.
The sun., 1901-05-05

Joe cans OF Baltimore was IN town Yesterday
In a talk vita THE SvN reporter Gan, said 4 have
made up my mind not 10 nehI Terry McGovern again
1nr man am now after Is Frank Erne and n he
IA Sati ned VIII consent 10 meet him al San Fran
CLEO on the same conditions as our last meeting
tidy sum thlt Will whip Erne'
The sun., 1901-05-05

iycd as follpws. To-day the wcll-kuown
expert Richardson. Of Brooklyn will meet
the champion in a match game Tomorrow
III, hinifold expert Firm. will b" pt'ni
against Laskcr. while on Wednesday evening
tho champion viii gw" Irc'lf" on th" rTn-
ciplrs Of the game Lols Schmidt j. ~,hcd-
u'nd - meet the champion on Thursday
AFTERNOON Hodges will have 80 play on
Friday. and on sunday La-her viii clos" his
VISIT NJ tho Cllb with ELmn with lLne-hHetk
The sun., 1901-05-05

After about four-hours struggle on Friday
evening Lasker had finished his dificIlt
task Of playing twenty-throo games stimuli
tanepusly at the Manhattan Chess club
He beat seventeen oppnncLt.. lost three. 70
Hanhum, Zrn and Cuhu. and drew three
with MCMArtin, Shorntuld and Ferg son
tn" following table shows the result, IN
detail.
The sun., 1901-05-05
FINEST LIMOGES CHINA.

Icrdsr decoration in fcstOons of
n w"r- "ld bow knots cXIending
ne riy 10 the sh 1ulder OF tn" plate, IA
delicate green. Also dclicaic green
flower, on shoulder Of plate, with
gold lines.
The sun., 1901-05-05
ENGLISH PORCELAIN.

The following prices are for one OF
our best selling sets for country use.
II has an uIlcrglazcd blue border
design and Is In every way satiss
factory,
The sun., 1901-05-05
II THE REGULAR PRICES.

This will present an opportu lity for
purchasing desirable dinner ware for
country cottages which Is seldom
offered. 4 few examples OF prices
must suffice for the entire lot.
The sun., 1901-05-05
:6y EMao Aad Gsss RD%
sNIGGINS&SEI1ER
FINE CHINA
RICH CUTCLASSp
IS OPEN STOCK
DINNER WARE
PATTERNS TO BE
CLOSED OUT.

The arrival Of a good many new
patterns In divncr ware makes IL
absolutely necessary to Immediately
close out ~ Of our open stock sets.
Mos of the patterns will sell at
exactly
The sun., 1901-05-05

Thr C1rtt'you bop'lis = nav WI rnI',I n ~,
games In tie lifHt,r NrH NfN ,r|f......f.
01 rrl,, ulGai Ilr Sra.taua forfeited ino -lllr.
The scores.
The sun., 1901-05-05

C,-tc'vou- Suyd,m. leG M... irr Rsdsr lar
FSqUrn'. l5s Eiuc,cn. Iaf. Int.' 5.5.
Splf,.n forfeited
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Thinks The wife, to have the wedding ring
sI;r irom the finger. Something is going
10 happen
Something is habbenfng. That ring
could hardly be pulled from the finger
when /; was put there a few years ago
Now It Sips off by its own weight How
thin the fingers have grown And the
froer- don't grow thin alone How thin
the face Is and how thin the once plump
form Almost unconsciously the wife
has beer fading and wasting away. The
strength given to children has never been
regairrd- Drains which should have been
stopped have been neglected.
That IS a common experience with
woricu unless some friend has shared
with them the secret of the strengthening
and healing power of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription 1t regulates the periods,
dric- the drains which undermine the
strength heals Inflammation and u1cera-
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The baby advent practically painless and
give vigor and vitality to nursing mothers.
words cannot tell how grateful I am for
your kud advice and good medicines" writes
Mrs John Cooke, of Hastings, Northumberland
Co Ontario. Il have been in poor health for
four wears back and this spring got so bad
cou! not DO my work. L went to the doctor and
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internal organs. but thought 1 would try your
Farurlts Prescription I took five bottles and
three Of the Golden Medical Discovery and
one vial Of Dr. PierCe's Pellets, and can safely
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4 Ladies' Laxative-Dr. Pierce's Pleas
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horse mint and spear mint; each has
a special virtue. Peppermint tea Is
the mothers panacea for all the little
aches Of infancy; 0ergamot Ia made
into q hair tonic; horse mint Is the
best of herbal remedies for cramps,
and spear mint-ah, we'll do / re-
member the mint juleps OF Old Ken
tucky, The crystal goblet filed with
cracked ice, over which WAS poured
the pale. amber-colorsd liquid. the
lump Of snow white sugar. crowned
at last with the bruised leaves Of
young spear mint; the tinkls OF the
silver spoon, and the anxious dignity
with which Sambo would hand the
brimming glass to each waiting gen.
tleman. .;Does it suit you, massapn
''Is it just right, Colonel!" For each
old butler had his own recipe and
thought no other worth the name.
All. Kentucky Sambo. Kentucky julep.
and colonies, all of them gone into
the unforgotten past
The lovely lily Of the valley has
the curious power OF strengthening
the memory. 1t also strengthens the
heart and is . splendid thing to take
before going on a long cycle ride.
and il you inhale = snuff Of its dried
flowers it will cure the worst Of head
aches.
Lavender is an Old World herb. Its
faint, yet penetrating perfume tells .
tale OF ancient baronial halls and
rose-hung cottages, Of stately gardens
with "Pleached alleys" and dainty
ladies pacing.up and down. 1t has a
cleanly odor, is good for the nerves,
and when distilled, its oil will care
giddiness and palpitation.
And we must have mustard, whose
dried seeds makes the complexion
rosy and cures dyspepsia. And sage.
which has many virtues beside Its
place in Thanksgiving turkey.
No garden should be without an
apple tree. A poultice of rotten
apples will cure sore eyes. II you
eat a few good apples every day you
will never have the gout. II you rub
raw apples on your warts they will
disappear as If by magic.
Other herbs there are, planted by
natures lavish hand whose leaves are
for the healing of the nations. Go
out into the fields and learn like
Solomon OF old the name of every
plant and tree and flower. For
Mother Nature cares for all her chill
dren. She will reward you for your
devotion, and like Anteus, you will
gather strength from her touch.
Leave the crowded city streets. and
find q doctor and drug store in
your back yard.
T.. A, MATTHEW'S.
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II had severe attack of bilious collie,
got bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, took two doses and
was entirely cured" says Rev. A. A. Power,
of Emporia, Kans. "My neighbor across
tho street was sick for over a week, had
two or three bottles of medicine from the
doctor. He used them for three or four
days without relief then called in another
doctor who treated him for some days and
gave him no relief, so discharged him. l
went over to see him the next morning. He
said his bowels were in a terrible fix, that
they had been running off so long that it
was almost bloody fux. asked him if he
had tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy, and he said NO. l
went home and brought him my bottle and
gave him one dose; told him to take
another in fifteen or twenty minutes if he
did not find relief, but he took no more and
was entirely cured" For sale by Melville
Dorsey, druggist.
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welcome. The Governor will speak
on the resources of Florida. The
orator of the day will be Charles
Parkhill, ESQ.,, OF Tensaccla, Florida,
one of the most eloquent speakers in
the South. The presiding officer will
be Col. Thomas NJ. Wier, OF Tampa,
special commissioner to the PAN
American Exposition for Florida. Ap-
propriate music will be interspersed.
This programme may be elaborated if
the Press Association Of Florida, five
hundred in number, can attend on
the date designated, September 11th.
Last night many of our readers
would have felt very much at home
on the Midway. Some of them, espe-
cially the Confederate veterans, would
have experienced peculiar sensations
when they saw groups of West Point
cadets wearing uniforms the color OF
the genuine old Confederate gray! A
group of these cadets stopped in front
of the ''Streets of Mexico" when a
sightseer called out to them:
What's your State?"
Dixie" answered several of the
cadets.
With this some one cheercd and the
bandmaster overhearing the reply,
ordered ''Dixie" to be played. This
was the signal for a spontaneous out
burst which swept the Midway from
one end to the other. The darkies in
the "Old Plantation" came out and
sung to the bands accompaniment.
Soon the crowd and cadets Joined in.
The spielers sang and Harry Langdon
led the chorus. In the language of
a local newspaper the LANE of Laugh
ter became the Street of Song"
Horns blew, drums beat, other bands
took up the melody, the crowd yelled!
AS the music and the cheering ceased
Langdon said:
Talk about your Exposition airs!
Let band play Dixie Then watch
the crowd"
CHARLES EDWARD LLOYD.
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NEWSPAPERS AND RAILROADS
Beaumont Herald.

beaumont Herald.
No two agencies have been moro
potent in developing the industries OF
the South than the newspapers and
the railroads. The railroads have
done more toward developing terri
tory contiguous to their lines than
the people of these sections them
selves, and in bringing about this
development the railroads have not
been slow to appreciate and to use
freely printers' ink. The railroads
have patronized the established
periodicals of every class, and, in ad-
dition, have not infrequently estab-
lished publications of their own SIM
ply because those Independently pub
lished did not have sufficient circula-
tion or did not present the advantages
Of the territory in an efficient man.
ner.
The time will come when every
city Of Importance in North Carolina
will have building inspector. it 10 .
necessity for the proper protection OF
lives and property.-Charlotts EeDs.
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