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The sun., 1901-05-05
WORLD FATS MORE SIGAR.
Dr. Gar dner Says the Consumption Has Doubled
In the Last Fifteen Years.
.Srcfll CaNs Dppdtrh TO THH Sr'N.

Spiral CdAs D'tpdith 10 INF S''N.
IoNpuN. May An important paper
by Dr W,lloughby Gardner on the dietetc
value Of sugar appears in tho British Msdicai
journal lie says that the worlds consump-
ton Of sugar during the last 1ftcen years
has doubled while that Of Great Britain h0s
trcbled per head in the last forty years Tho
English and American, head the list as sugar.
eating people
Dr Gardner establishes the Fac, that sugar
l. a potent creator of energy md a maintainer
Of stamina This. hr contends, Is povcd hy
laboratory experiments. and - also shown
by tho datc-cating Arabs, the fnc health Of
the sugar Cane-eatlng negroes and the re-
suits achieved 10y Alpine climbers, Arctic
explorer, athletes and German soldiers
who we're fed on his special diet DR. Gard
ner's general conclusion ls that tho increased
height and weight and the improved health
Of m" English pcoplc IN ia" last half century
have been largely due to iho increased con-
sumption Of sugar
The sun., 1901-05-05

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turns TO Thoughts or dress We can
help him greatly.
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undre>ied WorStedS, with dark back.
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The newest and most ropullr S,veS,
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with checked or >trlp.i trouSeringS,
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OvercoatS OF NicunaS and CCvertS,
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We want every customer projected,
and give money back for the ASKING
Samples, Fashion Review ana Meas
uring Guide mailed upon request.
The sun., 1901-05-05
INNOCENT acre TIT 10 DEATR.
Servant Now Coat, s.cs to Crime for which lie
Was ESc'u'ei In 1904.
srstiaI Ca.'' Dr,rd'cI 10 Tur Srv.

PAP,S, May GREAT CNCtCncut vas
created AZ Laval, Department or Mlycnnc.
In JAS. lS9I, over tac oxcCut'on of AhhA
BrGncau who wa, accused Oi uurdcrinC
his wear hunc tntrammc, on ascend
ms the scaiiold Az" Hrmcau Forwarded
-raieG lr't'r ,p g." procurator of tho Gr.
public r"Iuc,t,ng tlal y b. opcHci immcdl-
ntcly
IonrH"to, one OF tdC clr"', servant,
who hn~ iust died at Nurc-. confessed be-
fore her d"wi,c that -hc and another ,cr-
want committed the crime and Immediately
ronf"~""d 20 Abhc Brunean IN order 10 acll
hl- m"Gth Ihl, sthtcn"n' ras caused
Gcn~o Excitement here nnd there arc ny
gent demands that the ProcIrltor. who IL
now the Gepgtv from MayCnnr, shall reveal
IN" ,'r''riN Of the scaled hitter
The sun., 1901-05-05
AMERICAN ANARCHIST ARPF.TED.
Police Hold Arthur Tracey Of washing gton a,
Marseilics.
!spcial Ceal. D,,palch 10 THr srN

MrsEILLEs, May 4.-On information
furnished by the British Consul the police
arrested Arthur Tracey Of Washington
whlc he was dlsembarkng from a steamer
at Genoa on "A charge of being an anarchist.
II is stated that Tracey is a Chicago an
arChi5t who was arrested with three others
in Italy, but escaped from Genoa and took
Il steamer 10 MarSeilles.
The sun., 1901-05-05
PRt ssIAN CABINET REFORNFD.
= our Now ministers Named and the Crisis Is
over.
Sre,,li Cdsc Drspafch 10 TIE SvN

IoNpON, May4 A despatch 20 tho Central
Ecw4 from Berlin says tho prussian Min
lstrriIl crisis has been ended Herr MDllcr
las Leon appointed Minister Of Commerce,
Herr podhi"lSti Minister of Agriculture,
Herr RheinhGlm Minister of Finance and
Herr Uollweg Minister Of tho Interior
The sun., 1901-05-05
IPRISIVC ON THE TyORr COAST.
Trcnch Troops Exported 10 sc Hard Pressed
bN Nntlvr InSuTgcnt'
IercfI9l Cd'le U1trl'rN 70 'THr Sr'N

NIefI9I t1fTf I'Srl'TN 70 TNT Sl'N-
ptrls. Nav Ia" ic,du lay, tho sit
ua'jnn IN the Ivory coast Colony, wcI Nhlcl.
3, reported 'o 10 becoming NOR" critical
NurloIs engage lrnt, are reported 10 have
taken plgc" p the Baulc region hotweca tho
insurgents AMI the French troops Tho
French. u is said, encountered desperate
resistance and were hard pressed Some
officer, of the French fore" nro said 70 havo
cen wounded. Gen. tombcs. n j. stated,
4, ou his wly 20 the Ivory Const Colony from
senegal to direct 'hc operations of tho Frrn'h
troop
The sun., 1901-05-05
GERMAys FIRE on BRITISH TrC.
Boat Hit a BridEc the German Troops Had
Built Across the Pei. no.
Special CIbs Dc,pIt.h 10 THE SuH

LONDON. May A Tientsin despatch
Of to-day's date saws n German bridge across
tho Pei-ho. NJ the south end OF the British
concession. for some time greatly impcdci
river 'rnfic British tug touched tho
bridge this morning The Germans thcrn-
upon opened fire, woundng two OF the crew
The sun., 1901-05-05
tub, ms Painting Erlngs siG.sGO.

.Sp~ch! Caoe DcpltCh 10 THE SuN.
LoSDON, MAY Ruhenss -, is,Eg o'
the Cross" was sold az auction yesterday
for fS 800
The sun., 1901-05-05
Iitlandcrs Returning TO Johann c,burg.

'SpecicI Cabs Dsspaich TO THE Sun.
CAPE lOwN. Mny T. About i5OO lit
lnnders have returned 10 Johann esburg
from Natal since the beginning Of the year.
This number will probably be considerably
augmented during the next few months
The sun., 1901-05-05
MAN,u.S,s IARINE MOTH .YEsrs
:::s,ss,,s::..:iss.".TARINE ::ss,:.is :,s,:. is..T
MOTH BAGS
MR.. DRAPER 70 LIVE ~ ITALY.
Former American Ambassador to That Country
Returns There.
I .OlhtS HANGERS Inside Patent Fastener
Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.


LONDON, May Mr. W +. Draper. for
mcrly the American Amba .sador at Rome.
recently passed through London on his way
70 Italy, where he intends 70 make his pcrma-
ncnt abode lie IS now In Venice and has
bought n number Of pictures at the exposi-
tion there
Mr. Diapers homo has been nt Lowell.
Mas, who're he Owls cotton mills
The sun., 1901-05-05
Denies That Krur,r WIN Come Here.

SJs'G' rlAc Desp!frh u THR SvS.
AMsrtEpNM, May The HGndc'bIcd
positively d"ai"d that Mr KrnCcr t. goiag 20
The uit"d Statc-
The sun., 1901-05-05
HFFllNTs FINEF0RNITuRE
SURMeR FURNISHINGS.

"Noi Ip1l0s sGcrci ruD
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Vino ,lsc "rouli SO lead on the spring
hu, nature with her color pots an natural
Wood-' stroll over our floors and mark
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the expression with which one form IL
dr,rIup,., another modlGri neon
sriuusly. one studio, ere the lotus iiower
theme, the ,pocw' Of LEyp'ian amt Crock
ART Then cDmra I0paa or to-day with our
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uf 4U yd-. ana tlclr ar, rug. san JO
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Nd'urrN OWE furniture the "Old HlCk.
orv" Rockers s. %, tine Andrew Jackson
chair, s27j, settlers from sijo stools
Tables, SwIHgS, etc.
ro get the greatest freedom IN Furnishing
YOU mgs'
The sun., 1901-05-05

A sugEcstio, Concerning Board AMI Rooms
Advertisements In THE SUN may be depended on
for tie comfort you seek. ADJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
THAT FATAL 7TH INNING. Proved Bailey's Undoing and the Loss of the Game for Selma.

Little Rock, Ark. May 24.-(Special) Little Rock took the second game of the series from Selma by the close score of 3 to 3. Selma made theirs one each. in the first and second, after which they never had a chance. Bai- ley kept the six hits scattered for the first six innings the Little Rocks could not touch him and had a row of ciph- CTS. In the seventh they jumped on his delivery with a vengeance and won the game and this is how they did 1t:
 Crozier hit ito right for two bases: Lowney hit in front of the plate and Bailey who started after it slipped and made a wild throw to first, Crozier scoring and Lowney reaching second. Lynch hit a clean single to center and Lowney scored, Lynch going to second on the play. Then Blackburn won his game by a pretty hit to the center field fence for two bags, scoring Lynch. Gilbert. Rothermen and Hut ton. who followe ed went out in success sion and Blackburn was left on sec ond. He had won his game and he has won every game he has pitched through this season. Selma made their first run in the first inning. Frank got one in the ribs and got to second on Wright's trance at first when the latter did not see Blackburn's throw lO CdtCh r Edhh. 6tCIlh duNdhCC1 Frank to third and he scored on Long, ley's sacrifice. In the second Dalrym- pie also took the rib route stole sec- ond and went to third on Lynch's bad throw to second but was touched out by Lowney who held Bailey's hit long enough to fool the elongated center fielder. then ran him down single hand ed between third and the plate; Bailey going to second on the play. Frank singled to center and vat was caught try ing to steal second, but Bailey scored before the put-out was recorded. Af- ter this. Little Rock simply toyed with the visitors. The features of the game was Crozier's phenomenal catch of Valdois's long hit to deep center and it's quick return to second, causing a double in the third and Lowneys stop of Dalrymple's line drive in the ninth which retired the visitors on a double and Blackburn's great nerve The grounds were heavy and weather threatening but this did not deter a Ladies Day crowd from attending The grand stand and the bleachers were packed. The following is the 0c0rA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25

By Selma's defeat yesterday and Chattanooga's not playing, Selma and Chattanooga are tied up for fourth place.
 Though Lem Bailey loss his game yesterday-the first he haA lost this season, by the way-his work was most creditabie and for six innings he had Little Rock Shut out and guessing. In the seventh inning there was little hit in front of the plate and ip rum ming up on it. Lem slipped on the wet ground and threw wild to first. Then George Blackburn lifted the leather for two bags. as 1t turned out, winning the close game. Selma, as usual, played a magnificent fielding game, Bailey's slip being the only error, but they couldn't do much with Blackburn. New Orleans tried a new pitcher and Alb Powell has one more lost game to his credit, though the Pelicans play ed an 'errorIess game. Nashville made only one error. and the game was as close as the one in Little Rock. The other games were postponed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
The Chief of a Paris Hospital

Contemporary Review.
 The door of the ward in the hospital Is thrown wide. A little fat middle aged man, with keen face, the inevit- able pince-neZ and quickly blinking eyes under them, comes briskly in. fol- lowed by band of fifteen or twenty students, the Superintendent bringing up the rear. Every one is in brown holland. a long blouse almost to the feet, and over~that large brown hol- land apron. "Eh bien. mes enfantS," says the chief kindly. and from\bed to bed he goes, the students clustering eagerly and silently around, the interne respectfully explaining and answering questions, the surveillante and the ohenist-a student like the rest-writ ing instructions and prescriptions bus fly on their states. The patients are overawed, but still eager to explain each new symptom, and the doctor cuts them short with an encouraging pat on the shoulder. Oh Monseur. my 1eg," gasps poor 66, and the answer comes spoken to the interne: Spray it well with 'salicylate de methyl.' and to her, Courage, my bonne dame. there are others worse. you know" The wise concierge, just recovering from pleur- isy whines because she must have an- other puncture. which you will do this afternoon" the chief says to the in- terne, smiling at her murm1r of 'Oh. docteur ne soyez pas si mechant." But at that far bed in the corner there is longer pause, and the strained ears of the patients cannot catch the whis- pered words. Serum" and "c'etait a prevoir,'N and again Serum reach them, and as the students part from round the bed the doctor passes out frowning. brisk, and the holland troop follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25

Summary-Earned runs, Little Rock 8; Selma, 2. Two base hits, Cro1ier Blackburn. Stolen bases, Dalrymple, Gilbert. Double plays, Gilbert to Rothermel: Lowney to Rothermel; Val dois to Stouch to Fender. Sacrifice hits. Glenn. Longley. Crozier. Bases on balls, off Blackburn, 3, (Harlow. Glenn. Pender); off Bailey, 1. (Black- burn). Hit by pitched ball, Frank. Dalrymple. Crozier, Lowney. Struck out. Lynca. Stouch. Bases on errors Frank, Stouch. Wild throw, Lynch, Bailey. Left on bases, Little Rock, g. Selma, G.. Time, 1:25. Attendance, 2,500. Umpire, Ebright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25

If Freedman had a few more Mathew sons on George Davis's New York team the rest of the teams making up the National League had just as well lay down Whenever Mathewson Is slated to do the slab work the result of the game can always be very accurately foretold. Yesterday, however, was the most remarkable of the remarkable games that he has pitehea-e:slly5F Eve scattering hits did he give the KrJs, and notwithstanding the I:ree errors behind him, he shut them out. Phillips also put a remarkable game, and ex- cept in the first inning New York could not touch him-in the first he ios. con- trol, gave a base on balls, made wild pitch and couple of hits put New Yorks only run over the plate.
 St. Lotus could not get on to that garrison finish that they made Thurs day, though they played an errorless game, and the PhiTlies won out. Fred Clarks Pittsburg gang beat the Bos- tons out by rally with the stick in the eighth inning, the game being called in the first of the ninth. Brook lyn hit out a victory over Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
weather Conditions.

For past twenty-four hoursl
 Light to moderately heavy rains have cccurfed In central districts and along the northern border. under the influence of q depression moving eastward and now central over Lake Ontario and in advance of an area of high barometer dipping Eouthward from the Canadian Northwest, causing considerably lower temperatures Nh the Middle West and Upper Lake Re- zion. Generally fair and pleasant wealth CT has prevailed in eastern districts and in the South. except light showers in Louisiana. North Carolina and Virginia, ana more general rains in Texas and Ar kansas. the ra anfall being heavy to ex- csssiye in Southeastern Texas. A shall low depression covers the Southwest. where generally fair weather prevails.
 Cotton Region Bulletin,
 u. 6. Department of Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau. For the A hours ending at a. m.. 18th
 Meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. May 2i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
CLOSE GAME IN NEW ORLEANS.
Trial of New Pitcher Disastrous for
 Alb Powell's Pelicans.

New Orleans, May A.-Nashville played a trifle better game than New Orleans and won. The hitting was light on both sides. Johnstone pitched for New Orleans for the first time and had neither speed nor accuracy, so Mulkey was substituted after the sec ond inning. The fieldiue, was brilliant
 R.H.E. New Orleans ........o10 O01 OOO-2 Nshville .. .......... )20 O01 O0e-3 5 1 Bett teries-Johnstone, Mulkey and Abbott: Corbett and Fisher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
MATHEWsoN PITCHED.
Re Gave up Only 9 Hits-Phillips
 Also Pitched Great Game.

New York, May 24,-Matthewson pitched and allowed the visitors two scattered hits, scoring his eighth con- secutive victory. Hits by Strang and Selbach. a base on balls and a wild
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
BIC HANDICAP TODAY
BANAsTA1 HAS ToPwEI0HT IN
 CLASSIC.
odom Will Ride Mackay's Metro poiitan Winner, starbright and Sidney Lucas Both Hav-
 ing no Pounds.

New York. May A.-At Gravesend to. morrow the Brooklyn handicap, the first of the great weight for age races of the year at a distance of over a mile. will be run. If no rain falls. the race will be run on a track which will be as fast as at any time the fixture has ever been decided. Tonigat there is a well defined idea that Banastar has as fine a chance for the rich stake as when he walked away with 1t in 1898 to the surprise of everybody hut his owner and a few of his chosen frients. This time. however, he will carry more weight than he did that day for he is 2-years older and has the race charged against him in she books of the handicapper, which always puts on lot of weight.
 New York. May 24.-The following are the Gravesend entries for tomor- row:
 First race, i've and three-fourras fur longs--lsoaor, l3U: Guiden, 1zs; ked Path, l22; Outiander, 116: Dublin, Belle of Lexington, Ill; All Gold, Colonel Padden, 10s; Favius. lo5; ventoro. May w., 103; Ben Viking. Roxane, 100; Glenellie. 1os: Triliio. s7; St. Finnan, 95; Egotism. s0
 Second race. mile and seventy yards Big Gun, III, heSper, biueaNay, BombshelI, MiIlstream, Andronicus, 107; Einus, l05; Ventoro. The Amazon. 104; Ethics. l02; Innominatum, l0l; Himself, 100: Ginki. S9: The Golden Prince. Thoroughbred. &: Animosity. S4.
 Third race. Expectation stakes. five furlongs-Firing Line. High Flyer, Meridian, The Gold Finder. King Ed ward, Kaleidoscope. Reformer, Gold smith, Sir Tom Fiddler, Golden Cottage, Whiskey King, Ills; The Hoyden, 112.
 Fourth race. Brooklyn handicap, mile and quarter-Banastar. 122; Stan ding, 113; Raffaelo. Ill: Starbright, Sidney Lucas. no; Prince McClurg, 10S King Bramble. 104; Water Cure. 100: Cenroy, Blues. 9S; Herbert. 99; All Gold. 97; Alsike. s7.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Bonton Grey; Red Damsel. Five Nations, C.. w. Hitler, 105: Topula, 164; Velledi. 103; Buzz, 102: The Hartford. 101; Light Hunt. 1o3: Merry Hours. Step Onward. 97; Roma, Sunderland, 92.
 Sixth race. steeplechaSe. handicap. about two miles--Dr. Eichberg, 155: Magic Light. 152: Walter Cleary, 150; Passepartout, 14S; Huntingdon, 147; Leo Johnson, 142: Foolhardy, 139; Bellamy 137; Hawk. 130.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
WAS A sLUGGING GAME.
But the Superabas Got the Long End
 of Hits Aided by Home Run.

Brooklyn. May 24-The Brooklyns batted out an easy victory. They touched up Eason for seventeen hits, Keeler leading with two triples and, as many singles. Sheckard hit the ball over the fence for a home run, the sec ond of the season. Attendance, 1,1OO.
 R.H.E. Cbicaro .. 900 POI 013-7 IA 6 RrookIyn ., ....... .240 610 20"-15 17 Batteries-Eason and Dexter; Dono- van and Farrell and Mcclure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
Birmingham game postponed-rain.
 Postponed at Memphis.

Memphis, May 24.-Today's Mem phis- Chattanooga game was postpon- ed until Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
National League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At New York-Cincinnati. O; New York 1.
 At Philadelphia-St. Louis, 3; Phil- adelphia, 5.
 At Boston-Pittsburg, Boston, At Brookly yl-Chicago, '; Brooklyn, 15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
American League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Detroit-Boston, O; Detroit, 8. At Chicago-Philadelph Chicago game postponed.
 At Clevela eland-Washington, 5; Cleve- land. 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
Postponed at Chicago.
WOKE UP IN THE NINTH.

Chicago. May 24-Chicago-Philade phia game postponed; cold weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
River Forecast.

River Forecast.
 The Upper Coosa will remain station ory or fall slowly and the lower Coosa md Alabama will cont nue to rise slowly during the next two days; 1t is now <houGht that a stage of 2 feet w.il hard " pc excesded ana may not be reached at Montgomery on this rise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
Games Today.

At New York-Cincinnati and New York.
 At Philadelphia-st-> Louis and Phil adelphia.
 At Boston-Pittsburg and Boston. At Brooklyn-Chicago and Brooklyn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
MILLER's GOOD CONTROL.
Puts Detroit in Striking Distance ot Leaders and Shuts Boston Out

Detroit Mich, May 24.-BeVille's
 bases on balls and Barrett's magnifi- cent running catch of Freemans drive to center field were the features. R.H. E..
 Detroit .. .. ......... .011 010 O0*-3 1
 Boston .. .. ........ .O00 900 000-0 8 Batteries-Miller and Buelow; Beville and Criger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
CLOSE GAME IN PHILADELPHIA
St. Louis Garrison Finish of Thurs day Missing and Quakers Won
PUNCHED HITS ON LAWSON.

And Clark's Team Won Out, Tanne-
 hill Scattering His Hits.
 Boston. May 24.-Pittsburg won by punching four singles in the eighth in- ming. Game called in the first half of the ninth on account of rain. Attend ance. 800.
 -- R.H.E. Boston :. .......... 200 OO2 00+ 6 5 Pittsburg .. ......... .22o 900 02-6 ] Batteries-Lawson and Moran; Tan nehill and Thinner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25

No, Maude. dear, it isn't necessary to have a green deck of cards for Pat hand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25

Alexander batted for Harlow in the ninth inning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
At Latonia.

Cincinnati, May M.-At Latonia the only close finish was that between liar gis and Prince Light in the second race. Hargis winning by neck in a hard drive, Two favorites and four third choices got the purses. Knight again rode three winners out of four mounts. The Shifty colt. Andy Williams. was today. sold to Jim Williams for $5.o00. Track sloppy.
 First race, seven furlongs--Slips, won, Zolo, second; Full Dress, third. Time. 1:35.
 Second race, four and half furlongs -Hargis. won: Prince Light, second Easter Boy third Time, :59 3-4.
 Third race. five furlongs-Dr. J. W. Ramsey. won; Automaton, second Lady Bramble. third. Time, 1:05 1-2.
 Fourth race, mile-Chorus Boy, won; Fantasy, second: Dolly Wagner, third. Time, 1:49 1-4.
 Fifth race, four and half furlongs Santa Teresa, won; Lady Appleby, second: Insolence, third. Time, :59 3-4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
And Manning's Crowd of Senators
 Got Out of Their Trance.

Cleveland, May 24.-Up to the ninth inning the visitors were shut out, but then they scored five runs and tied the game. RH.E. Cleveland .. e. .102 900 200-5 10 0 Washington :. .. 900 900 OO5-5 10 0
 Batteries-Moore, Scott and Wood: Gear and Clarke.
 One head is better than two-for q boil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
AND BAILEY SLIPPED III THE ssA SEVENTH.
Up to That Time He Had Splendid Control, Kept His Hits Scattered and Had Little Rock Shut Out
 His First Lost Game.
Southern League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday. At Selma-Little Roek, 8; Selma, g. At Memphis-Memphis- hattanooga game postponed. . At reveport-Birmingha Shreve- port game postponed.
 At New orleans--Nashville, s; New Orleans, 9. At Little Rock-selma and Little Rock.
 At shrevcpcrt-Birmingham and Shreveport.
 At phis-Chattaneoga and Mem- phis.
 At New orleans-Nashville and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-25
At Newport.

Cincinnati. May A.-Three favorites, two second choices and an outsider won at Newport today over a slow track. Tomorrow the feature will be match between Unsishtly and Termi- nus at a mile.
 First race six furlongs, seiling-Pine Chip, won; By George. second; Brown Vail. third. Time, 1:16 1-2.
 Second race, four furlongs-Ingo, won; Dr. Lovejoy, second; Pearl Ban. third. Time. :50 1-2.
 Third race, six furlongs-Frances Rees won; Filibuster. second; Sylvan bell, third. Time, 1:15.
 Fourth race, one and one-eighth of a mlle-Outburst. won; Banquo IT,, sec ond; Chas. Estes third. Time, 1:56 3-4.
 Fifth race. mile-Hija, won; Tangi- ble. secono; American Pride. third. Time, 1:44 3-4.
 sixth race, six furlongs-Obstinate simon, won: Lady Hayman, second; Ida Penzance, third. Time, 1:15 1-4.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlongs-Roberta Lee, Concha, 105; The Tramp, Durrell. Old Phil. Young Henry, Hayseed, 1O7; Belle Nutter, Lady Wana. Arrogant. Micou. Zenaide, no; Socapa, 112; Lot Thomas. 115.
 Second race, four and a half fur longs, purse-Rose of Red, Wedding March. Ben Hullum. Founding. Myr- tie Dell. 107; The Common, 110.
 Third race. six furlongs, purse-Sweet Charity, 104; Toluca, Uterp, Imperial- ist. Can Robert, 106; Robert Gray. 109; Charlie O'Brien, 114; Zanone. 116; Pe- ter Uuryea, III.
 Fourth race. mile, match-Unsightly 103; Terminus, 105.
 Fifth race. mile and sixteenth, sell ing-Sara Camp. S6; Polly Bixby, AIS We'll. 95; Hinsdale, 100; Kirkwood, 1e3; Albert Vale. 107; Governor Boyd, 10s; Locust Blossom, 109; Castine, 113.
 Sixth race. six and half furlongs, selling-Queen Quality, 95; St. Sidney. 107; Brady. 104; Sir Blaze, Shutdown II. 106; Oconee, Mrs. Daniel. 107; Gwynne, 109; Jim Gore II, Meggs, III; Abe Furet. IA.
 Seventh race. mile. hurdles-Seiden- bach. MT. Brookwood. Metoxen, Char lie Daniels. Cardenas. 127; The Plan of 120