The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-15
RUMOR OF A FREE GATE
BUT LAToNIA CLUB MUST GET
 PERMISSION.
The Present Outlook is Very Dis couraging as the Attendance is :. Not Up to Expectations.
 Andy Williams is Beaten.

Cincinnati. May 14.-The racing a; Latonia was run off before a meager crowd and the outlook for successful meeting Is very dscourayng. It was run ored today that there will be a free gate there tomorrow, but it had not been definitely decided at the close of the racing today. There is a Vest srn Jockey Club rule against a free gate and the Latonia Club will have to get permission from the other mem- bers of the Association before they can invite the public to come in gratis. This will be counter-move against New port and is the second big gun fired in the local turf war.
 The racing today was devoid of features. The overthrow of Andy Will Hams in the second race was esastrous to his many admirers. Only one favor ite, Farrell. was successful.
 First race, seven furlongs-Harney 105 Dupee) to 1, won; Princess Otil- lie, 1o5 (R. .Murphy) ? to l. second; The Butcher, 100 (W. Murphy to 2 third. Time 1:16. The Laundres3 Prue Wood, Secundus, Free Admission Hammerton, Guidoe also ran.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Owenton, 101 (R. Murphy 20 to 1, won; Andy Williams, 113 (T. Knight 5 to 2, second: McChesney. 106 (Wed- derstrand) to l, third. Time. :5s S-4. Fred Orgill. Boaster, Holton. Terrible Terry, Colonel Anderson also ran.
 Third race, mle and fifty yards-Far- rell, 105 (Gilmore) 2 to 5. won; Jean not, 101 q. IIicks) to 1. second; Pol ly Bixby, s5 (R. Murphy to 1. third Time, 1:46 1-2. w. 6. Welch, King EIkwood, Arriba also ran.
 Fourth race. mile-Anthracite. lOl CT. Knight) 10 to 1. won; Fancywood. s2 (R .Murphy) to 5, second: Chorus Row. Il1 (T. Kane) to 2, third. Time t:42; His Lordship, Bedner also ran.
 Fifth race, four furlongs. selling Sting, lo5 Qrvin) 6 to 1, won; Miss Gaines, no (HowelD 10 to 1, second; i; Luigo, 1o6 (Wedderstrand) [ to 5. third. Time, AS 1-2.. The Fashion, Almanac, Anna A. B., Mary Riley, Mabel Winn. Mary Greenay and Louise Wood also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-G. W. w., 102 (Callahan) to l, won; Velma Clark, s9 CT. Knight) to 2. second; Bill Massie. s3 (J. Hicks) 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:15 l-4. Phosphorus Onomastus Suave, Little Veronica. Miss Durham also ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six and one-half furlongs, selling-Flora Belle, 95; Exmoor, 96; Julia Rose, 103; Harry Yocum, 10o; Jockey Joe, t07; Prince of Africa, 1OS; Islip, 109; Huffman, IA.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-L.ady Helene, Amirante, Sting Halmetta, Molly Brooks, Miss Chap man, s7; Scortic, Julia Junken, 1O2; Maid of Dundee, 107.
 Ttird race, mile-Lady Bramble Lucon, 1O4. Edith e., Isobel. Temp Ire. s, 107; Trinity Belle. 112.
 Fourth race. selling. mile and six teenth-(X) Janowood, ST; Anchor, 97; Fantasy. 1O2; Fleuron, 1os; Miss Soak 1O7.
 Fifth race, four and one-half fur longs-Rinehelio, Pribeloff, Terrible Terry, Dunsbro. Marcos, Bud Embry Hargis, 101.
 Sixth race, five furlongs-Sister Kate II. (X) pr. Tarr, 97; Lilly Pantland s9, Porter B., Velasquez, 100; Socapa 103; Harney, 106; La Vega, 110; Wat son Rebel, IT.
 CX)-Five pounds apprentice allow ance claimed.