The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 6

0 THE KASIIV1LLI2 AMERICAN SUNDAY 'OCTOBER I3f 1901 WHY'S COLORS Blackhead the Baltimore club to New York If financial backing Is sutured bare It Is learned that a prominent Wall Street man Is ready to put up sufficient money to build a ball grounds in this city A li ON SLIPPERY HELD VANDERBILT DEFEATS CENTRAL TWENTY -FIVE TO NOTHING Local Men Put Up Better Showing Than in First Game Davis a Star A fair-sized crowd was present yesterday In 3plte of the rain to see Central defeated In the mud The field was In very poor condition being covered with water which was soon changed Into slippery mud making end running and fast play an Impossibility almuat Vanderbilt won the game without much trouble and would have piled up a much larger acore had the field been firm In the center of the field the question of gaining ground resolved Itself Into one of sliding but in spite of this fact some beauty runs were made by Davis Simmons Kyle and Stephenson DavU placed a 60-yard run to his credit one of the prettiest ever seen oil Dudley Field His signal for a plunge over tackle was given Edgorton and Kyle dived In ahea of him and knocked their men out then Davis came through with Hume at his side Hume's luterfereme was magnificent but finally he Was knocked down -r 'O 4 220 WEATHER REPORT Comparative Dftift for Ort Temperature 1 53? YEAR fW III t2 70 lull Normal trmp this dale (25 ycarV ftl Lv for tiie dftv 4 Iftrtirnrv tint of Ihe mouth Id eini'e first of tb vrr Normal urwip this dale i5 yra) u7 Lxi'fHa for the day 4 Dettcwncy firt the month V) pefieirnrT ftlnre first of the year A Total Mute JaiL 1 32 07 fi-vriws doftrews iiiohs IDfhoS UK me bus Cotton llecmo ltuiltin For the tvi ntv-four hours ending at fi ft TMh meridian turn- (VI 3 DAN PATCH Wine nr of the Tennessee Pacing: Stake at Lexington a indicate a morbid condition of the sebaceous glands buct-zlng them out does notcuie and caucus Jorge jores that bo-come very disfiguring With iny scieiujliu home treatments specially prepared for each ease 1 positively cure all anecLiotm of (he skm and restore to the complexion a healthy rvcate glow I remove every line and furrow every spot and blemlt-h from the face or bod rendering tin- in clear and smooth Consultation in persoo or by iciier is free and strictly confidential 30 years practical experience 0 JOHN WOODBURY 163 Slt St Chicago field for slugging and Anderson tock hla place Central khked off from the center of the field and in 1 minute and 50 seconds Davis had again crossed Central's goal line after a run of 45 yards behind pretty Interference Again the try at goal wos a failure Centrnl kicked off to Hume and Kyle made two rtishi a of seven and eight yards and Stephenson was put In place Edgerton was taken out and Tigert was moved from left end to full Williamson taking his place On the next down Vanderbilt was offside and the ball was given to Central Instead of Vanderbilt being moved back ten yards according to the rules Bryan was substituted for Kyle at right half Central punted on first down Simmons made a pretty ron of twenty-five yards over left tackle Stephenson took four on the outside of the line Bryan kitked between guard and tackle for four more Stephenson got around end for twelve and Simmons went for three Simmons was put out of tbe I L' rarae bpiti? replaced by Jones Bryan advautcc! the ball four yards Tigert bucked for four and Immediately repeated the performance putting the ball althln one foot of the goal but the ball was given to Central for holding In the line Clark made a short punt and went after her last touchdown Hume sending Stephenson for four Bryan eight Tigert two and Stephenson again who ent oxer the lint Hume tould not persuade" the ball to go between the githl posis Howell took Hume's plate at quarter Time was called with the ball In Vanderbilt's possession on her own forty-yard line score A'anderbtlt 25 Central zero The teams lined tip as follows-Ventral Position Vanderbilt Left End Tigert non tliiamson Bell la-ft Tatkle Lawler Hutt bison Left Guard (Hughes (Houston Center prrv Ht hoolfleld Right Guard CrutihfteiS Right 1 inkle Booth Right End I Simmons (Jones vllllon Quarter nums I Howell Mnupln Left Half Pavia Stephenson lek Right Half Kvle Brvan 7Trtrk Full (Edgerton Andrrson I (Tigert Time Of halves 20 minutes Empire Lrnds-ley Referee Childre-a Time kci pers Barbee and flu On Many Gridirons ATLANTA Ga U( 12 -(jforgtu Sjflioj ot ThnoDsy 4 Gordin Institute rHILADEirUIA Pn ui-versity of Pnins Ivsnlft foot ball tcm defeated th Brcwn Lniveiglty Heven to-dsiv In ft fast ami well played yams by tho ore cf to MILWAl KKK Wik ()( -WiRGonsln Diversity fttMly deflated Bchqt foil ro in tlu Hmnial font ball game nt Milwaukic Park tins afternoon hv a iton of to in About 4 pMsons witnsPd tha pam VOI 12 The Military A'ad-mv foot hall team fomplctoly shut nut Trinity (olkar to-da by a mme of 17 to BK I fi li Nlrtss Oct 2 Harvard caiHil won her flrwt Imporinut pamo this after noon defeating Columbia In to Columbia a wiaknoca lav in her guards and tickle but hf haf held was equal to Harvard Harvard trade moat of her pains bv end runs In whah the Interference was very eflertiv olnmbia men were not In as ftood phvshal nn'di(inn na Ifirvanls and wero frequently laid nut hv (njurli ANN MMILIS MdOtf 12 foot ball (Hin defeated Ihe eleven In a one-sided conteMt bv (he score of L'4 to 0 In four minutes ufter (he opening of tbe contest Vale put the hall over the Iiha and kirkd goal minutes later they rc-r on ted the operation In the second half Vale got a lidoMi and miked goal in six minin'1 ami another thirteen minutes ANN MlBOK MuhOit 12 Mil hi gun today dfited Indinna by (he score of to ft Onlv onre did ka'n five yards line The Hall hanged hands several times through tmnhhs Indiana thus saving her goal once tlllCAto Ort Douvhty little Furduo to dav Indd Ms own against the I nlversity hi ago each side scoring five points after fifty pluv on a gridiron more fit tor regatta thin ft foot hall contort Already a pond after hours of rain the field was con eiu-d Into a vonttthle mornss bv game whnh tot (da between two rub elevens before the iiamplomjhlp game began Special Dispath to The Amerkun KNOXVULE Tenn flhe ni-verslty of T-rnosKce foot hall team defeated King College ot Bitfttni this afternoon to ITUNCJ'TON Oft 12 Leigh eleven met deleat in ft game here to-day with Prim enn hv ore of (j to 0 LEXINfTON Ky 12-Tho game be twini the State of Kentucky on I the lnlvrmty of Cincinnati was called after the first half on count of ram Neither side 1 I 1 1 A () 12 Cornell defeated rum nt pcjrv Field this afternoon hv ft st ore of 21 jo Twelve points were made in on half At Svta Lufiivetle 5 Jyrocuse I'nl-N rsity tj To Play at Memphis Fpet ial DifquUi to The American MEMPHIS Tenn 0 12 were omplf ted t' night for the Inlveialty or foot bail team which played the Dallas lex team to dav to play Ihe Christian Bicther i njlege team here Moi)lny Amprica League NKW YORK Oct 12 oonfereme was held last nicht In this city Let ween Clark Griffith of Hie Ch! ago American League bane hall ieum and John MiGraw of the Baltimore Base Hall Club of the American League relative to the transfer of Nummary of Obsarvatlons Msdft at VTeftther Bureau stations at ftp on Oet 13 ltfd: FIRST IN TWO EVENTS AT MORRIS PARK BUT ONE FAVORITE IS BEATEN Racing at Worth and St Louis Conducted on Tracks Deepv in Mud NEW YORK Oct Zinzlbar car-frtrig tht cherry and white tf Mr Chamh-lett won the Champion Steeplechase at Morris to-day Coupled with his stable companion Man Chan he was favorite In the betting Of the favorites Chilton In the Nur-tery Handicap was the only one to disappoint his followers IVm Whitney won both the Hunter and Nursery Handicaps In the Hunter Mornlngslde was a hot favorite at 3 to 5 Turner trailed with her to the head of the stretch and then came on and won easily In the Nursery Handicap King Hanover at to 1 won Turner also had the mount He made the running head and head with Chilton and Whlaky King for five furlongs and then drew away and won cleverly by a length and a half Whisky King took the place a neck before Chilton King Hanover and Pretorlous were coupled as the Whitney entry In the steeplechase Marylander fell and King refused Summary: Hirst race 7 furlongsMcMeekln 115 (O'Connor) 1 to 2 won: Bi lie of Troy 112 (Wondcrly) 2 to 1 second Laidy Sterling 99 Michaels) 8 to 1 third Time 12kli Ccrvera ran Second race 1 mile Hunter Handicap Morningslde 130 iTurncr) to 5 won lady of the Valley 110 (Shaw) 3 to 1 second Templeton 15 (Wonderly) 10 to 1 third Time 1 to Candle and Sadie ran Third race 6 furlong- the Nursery Handicap-King Hanover 113 (Turnei) to 1 won Whisky King 1 1 (Redf-ml 7 to 2 second Chilton ill (Slinw 3 to 1 third Time 111 Tribes Hill City Hank Hlvwheel Smart S4 Peninsula Otis Pro- torloue and Flora Pomona ran Fourth nic about nubs the third Champion Stccplet liase Zmsibar 174 (Vcltrh) 2 to 1 won Mystic Shriller 1 S3 (Rayl II to 1 second Fulminate 1(57 (Owens) 17 to 1 third Time 7 o2 Wood Pigeon Coik Rubin Jetie Sir Hubert Mars Chan Direr Di Cameron Rhci hanal Charawlnd King and Marylander lan Fifth rate selling Kevnute lpt (O Cannon (5 lo i wen Tact s7 Din hioli 7 lo 1 second Gii-nn Light Ido (Cothran) 8 in 1 third Time 1 12 Ehlio Husch Rocky Blue Mantle Fired Krupp Arrali Rowan (ioladiga Last Night and Coast Guard ran Sixth Face 1 Roxanc 92 (Kedfernl 7 to 10 won St Finnan i Mart ml 17 to 7 second El hies Sx (Co hran I 3 to 1 third Time 1 Himself and Latson ran AT WORTH Hildreth Entry Pint and Second in Illinois Handicap CHICAGO Ot 1 12 -Rolling Hor anl The Lady routd the I Hdivih entry finish first and second in lie hois Handicap it Worth this beating Barrack the 2 to 1 favorite The track aa a sea in some placo covered to the depth of an inh or ni'ie tnth ater and a drizhng rain fell during the entire afternoon Summary First rate ft Krel opbuyqn 104 (J Miller) 16 to 1 won Campbell 07 (Dohm 13 to 1 second oosuram a 3i)2 (Coburn) 3 to 1 third Time 1-5 Harry Hereudeen Lvror Boil llootoerac Rival Dare Emma Erema un Second rate 6 uriongs Burn Bun-ton 107 Knight ft to 2 won Ornfulon 115 (Coburn) 12 to 5 hhoihI Kruf et Beaut lu2 (Jackson) 20 to 1 (hud Time 1 17 Flnus ran Third race Meriimn4 lb) (L)akei 3 to 2 won Autumn 103 (Jackson) 4U to 1 second Inspector shea 106 (Landry) 3u to 1 third Time i 5-5 Lurlen Applebv Miracle II Julia Junkm Legal Maxim Evening Star ran Fourth rate Illinois Handirur Holllug Boer lu5 (Coburn i 11 to 6 won The Lady ins (Blake) li to second StrangcRt pu i Dgv Mon) 1 to I third Time 1 5i Rolling Boer and The Lady coupled as Hildreth entry Charlie O'Brien end Barrack ran Fifth rate 1 1-16 Vain Iffi (Knight) 8 to 5 won Fantasy PH) (Iflrk'U 6 to 1 second Lindeneila Pi) Hai shberg-eri 30 to 1 third Time 54 1-5 Tammany Chief Frank Ireland Mlts Lira Myth and Edwin Lee ran Sixth race 6 Stella Perhirs 105 (J Miller) 7 to 1 won Step Onward 104 (Coburn) 2 to 1 second Herodes 01 (Boyd) 25 to third Time 1 1 2-5 Amote Bert Sargent Ltsheth Lingo Frlnre Webb Lady Like WhifTH and IJrib-tttc ran AT ST LOUIS Horses With a Proclivity for Heavy Going in Evidence FT Lcn-'' Mo () 12 -The Fair Grounds truk was a sea of mud to-day and hoi sea having a proclivity for heavy going were mm in evidence Two favorites three second choices and one long shot won Summary Flr-vt ru The Bronze Demon 97 7 to 2 won Ladv Bramble ini' (Tioslrn 1) (o 10 second Teurer tin (Dnbi 12 to 1 third Time 1 18 Certain The Thrush Moroni Mips Aubrey nnd Tennv Belle ran Second ra selling 54 furlongs Sister Snrah D'j (Dale) a to 1 won Oon- 1 1 ina Hot (Troxlerb 3 to 1 borond Sting lo (Kuhn) to 1 third Time 1 12 4 Florrif Solo I Lym Fo-thcen BhikIui Lillian Rosa of Red and At telle ran Third ran selling- 1 mile I tern 107 TTT7 'V'U i nnl uAj Cured of Piles Vhero Knifo FaSIciS Amop Crmker of Won rarer wntes '-ffpr pvlng througn a frmhttul utKt nl operMrion and after trvlng a)iv mmihri1 if salves mid ntmnt one fto bo ot vtnUd i mip cve Aperdv relief and it MJrt1 Ml druggists sell it LiMlr be AUAAg wnd (birr (Bh! fref Pwannd Imur oinpauy Marshall Mib Lf ague Meeting CHICAGO Ort 12 Owing to present unsettled conditions in base ball It haa been decided to hold the annual meeting of the American League in thla city Dec 2 Instead of next Wednesday the date set In the league constitution Fly December It Is thought the personnel of the teams will have been perfected YACHTING First Shamrock NEW YORK Oet As the New York Yacht Club haa declined to allow Shamrock II to contest again for the cup until Iwo years have elapsed from the date of her defeat a suggestion has beeu made to Sir Thomas Lipton to challenge with Shamrock I for next year eays the Tribune The 'two years which must elapse after the defeat of one boat before she can sail agaiu for the cup will expire In favor of the first Shamrock on Oct 20 nnd the auggestlon la'fhat If the first Shamrock as has beeu repored received the Improvements she greatly needed when she entered her races with the Columbia In 1899 she could be In good condition to give the Columbia a good ruu for the cup In 1902 For a Challenge NEW YORK Oct A dinpatch to tlu Herald from Halifax 8 says: It positively stated that A Moxham of Sydney of tbe Dominion Irou Sttvl Co James Ross of Montreal President of the Dominion Coal Co and other members of the Cape Breton Yacht Club have determined to build a yacht to challenge for the America's cup The yacht will be built In Canada and will certainly challenge for tho cup this year or next SENSATION EXPECTED Case at Cape Town Involving Cecil Name CAPE TOWN Ot 12 developments are expected from a rase which was heard In the Supreme Courti to-day In which Thomas Louw obtained Judamerit lo J2 1150 against Rail-tiwill The money wag advanced on a promissory note for £2uoo drawn by (he Princess and purporting to have been Indorsed hy Cecil Rhodt The latter's lawyer Ptado an affidavit to the effect that lie had written to Mr Rhodes on the subject and that Mr Rhodes repudlaled the Indorsement and all knowledge of the affair The court allowed ihe rase as afrainst Mr Rhodes to aland over until Nov 1 pending the arrhal of Mr Rhodes' affidavits Radziwlll who sal present in court has been a frequent vla-Itor In Africa and the case has aroused all the greater Interest because the Princess has apparently been on friendly terms with Mr Rhodes and the circles of which he was the leader OFF FOR MEXICO Delegates to Conference of Amen- can Republics Leave WASHINGTON Ort The delegates to the International Conference of American Republics to be held In the City of xlco left here this afternoon With the rxceptlou of a day spent in 81 Louis the trio to the City of Mexico wHl be made direct the train being scheduled to arrive thera on the morning I Otv 18 The train was made up of Pullman cars A large contingent of the South American members ot the diplomatic corpa were ai the station to bid tbe delegates farewell 1 COTTON DISEASE Government Expert is Investigating the Wilt Trouble MONTGOMERY Ala Oct A Orton Assistant Pathologist in the Bureau of Planting Industry of the Vntted Department of Agriculture at Washington Is here to investigate the wilt disease of eotton which has been the cause of much Injury In some sections of Alabama as well as in other States He hopes to obtain a variety of cotton resistant to wilt The disease may be recognized Mr Orton says by the blackening of the Inside of tho stem of the diseased plants It la curiously In scattered patches In the fields which Increase in size from year to vear UDtll they Involve the whole field Land once diseased always remains so and It Is this feature which makes the disease much to dreaded OCEAN TRAVEL NEW YORK Arrived1 Bflrfl Newport Ns OKU Liverpool British Princess Antwerp 8t Louts from Southampton Lucania Liverpool SOI Arrived: Grosser Kur- furst New York lupfure Cured Frco The Rice Method is Unparalleled in the Annals of Medical Successes A Cheap Home Cure that Anyone Can I se Wlthoot Fain Danger or Loss of Tlne from Sleep IS SENT FKEE TO ALL Out of the rhttos of old time tailnre comes a mw nd startling for rupture jr 8 Kiue 1226 Main street Adams ill -W1' vV2v -A xl-AgyaJ ifiijy-f mr chas Lange Quickly Cured After Sulfrrlng1 18 Years ha Invented a met nod unit vuies wunout pain daiiRvr opvrulion or an hour loss or titno from the duy worn io Rvoid all questions of douht he rends free to every surterer free trial of his method and there mn be no earthly reason why anyone JivU nr poor Should not uvhiI themselves ot this fteoerous offer A un instnmp of Ibis remarkuhle method the euro of kiuiih Luuae Moruaou HI is a woleome plees of Mr Lunue it a well preserved old grntle-niHii 72 years rf ne and tor eifthteon years had a had double rupture aim no treatment 4uld eope with After a uiiort use of the Khe method the left rupture tuuled entirely and tin rlvht wnn sliuonl doBed In a few weeks To-dny he is as Mund na a dollar and his vure is only one of hundreds of similar aes report! by those who use the Jibe method Pend for this free trial Don he backward It will surprise nu with its wonderful power to hRl And if you know ot other ruptured people ask them to ante or write for them Do not (all lo wu oute Uj so to-Uay I 7 5 In YOUMAN HATS 35 STETSON HATS CHAS COOPER CO Dependable Haberdashers 204 North Cherry Street (J Daly) 9 to 5 won Marlon Lynch 109 (Enos) 4 to 1 second Nannie Nolan 98 (L Daly) 7 to 1 third Time 1 49 Eocrys Salome Emily Oliver Fearful Water Crest Banquo II Del Sarte Jimp Ben and Revoke ran Fourth race Ozark Stakes $1090 added selling 6 Huntressa 94 (Bell) 3 to 1 won Sambo 107 (Dale) 10 to 1 second Jordan 99 (J Daly) 7 to 10 third Time 118 Has Gift and Wakita ran Fifth race selling 1 3-16 miles Wall-about 101 (Irvin) 4 to 1 won Swordsmau 111 (J Daly) 8 to 5 second: Joe Doughty 106 (Dale) 10 to 1 third Time 2 12V4 Sixth race selling 1 1-16 miles Rochester 109 (Patton) 15 to 1 won Petit Maitre 100 (Dale) 2 to 1 second Sue Johnson 11 (J Daly) 5 to 2 third Time 1 55 4 Tulla Fonso Winepress Guide Rock and Lee Bruno ran Meeting at Louisville Yesterday's Louisville Courier-Journal contained a Cincinnati special to this ef-fet t- "At a conference here to-night between officers the American Turf Coiigicss It was decided to give a race meeting at trotting traik I-ou'svIllo comment ing (let 2 the day the fall meeting at Lstonla commences and continuing until Latonla closes about two xvetks Rai Ing at Newport under Turf Congress auspices wDl probablv begin ncx' the dote has not been fulij and continue Until Latonla opens when th" Influent of the Newport o'fi-cials will be exerted towards the siieee of the Louisville meeting Raclu at Newport will be resumed when Latonla closes There wll he no conflict betwea Netvnort and Latonla like there was lat string Lust meht Partner was a-ked as to the truth of this report and ne replmd that nothing definite had been agreed upon Hones at Auction NEW YORK Oct 12 A number of race horses the property of various owners were sold st auction to-day In the pad-dotk at Morris Park Those bringing $1-non or more were as follows- PROPERTY OF MeCORMICK Somerset 4 bv Imp Great Tom-Mtss Kvun- Hluheoik Jr $1070 Lone Fisherman 3 by Candlemas Evangeline Mrs O'Connor JloOO PROPERTY OF ONEOK STABLE Arak by Label Hutchins $2031 ESTATE OF KELLY ChMnut colt 1 ty Ornaraent-Hutokft Burih $2 oo Jockeys Suspended NEW YORK 0t 12 stewards of the Flat Ing Asscs-iation have suspended Jockey Michncls for the rest of the metting for fraudulent practices and hate referred the tae to the stewards of the Jot key Club for further consideration At a meeting of the' Executive Committee of the National Steeplechase A Hunt Association held to-day the suspension of Jockey Hueston was continued Indefinitely and the suspension of Jockey Dayton was continued for the remainder of the AVestihester Racing Association meeting -Xempton Park LONDON Of I 12 Revenue ridden by Clem JetiKins wou the Duke of York Stakes a hanrihap of 20u) sovereigns uistanre one mile and a quarter at the Kempton Fark October meeting to-dav Roval reorge was seecnd and Ypsilanti (bird Twenty horses ran Win Whitney's Abeyance flMy (J Reiff) won the Kempton Nursery Handicap Plato of 1 non eosen igna distance 5 furlongs Water Lily (Maher) won the Rivormeud Handbnp distance 5 fui longs Declared it Off FOPT AVW'NE I nd Oit Red Fvib-bon trotting meeting declared off heavy rain Trots Postponed LEXINGTON Kv Oet 12 -To-day's trots were postponed on account of rain BALANGIGA FIGHT Gen Chnffee Furnishes a List of Americans Wounded There WASHINGTON Ot 12-Gen t'hafteo sends the follow it list of names of soldiers of Con puny Ninth Infantry wounded at Balnnglga Senior Sept 2)0 Corporal jiinii Pickett abdomen serious Henry Class bat serious Ernest Ralston severe Henry AV Mantle arm setioiis: John I htop chest scrimp George Meyers back slight Sergt John Clossen stalt) and cur severe Albert It Keller hip severe Charles Marnk arm model ale AA'm Gibbs itiodernie Melvin AA'ells eldest pllghi Corporal Arnold Irish shoulder moderate: Fllhert It DeGraffenreld ear severe: Cllflonl Munibv' elbow slight 'tergt Frank llelron thigh slight AdoR Gnmlln head serious Rieluird Consltline tlltovv slight 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precipitation IntiuJr rain halt sleet and melted snow A in pre ipitatloo rol- I umo indkaten an sjnount too small to meas ure DATE Offiiial iu Cbaige rlVER NEWS Gauge Readings Etc As shown at 7 a in Ort 17 1WI tenths 5 by two tackles and theu Central trim one at a time dived at the squirming dodging half and ou at a lime missed hirn or were bhukeu It be tried that the whole field was after Davis and some of the side liners thrown in for one of good measure He Kot tao runs of 45 yards and another of 35 hi the second half Klo one of Simmons dodgMl for 23 and Stephenson who took Davis' place at half did sorrn pretty runs which netted about 40 yards It would be hatd to settle the question of the player for Vanderbilt as al! the term played good ball Kreddy Hume at quarter deserves praise for live handling oT (he ball and moat of ait for his fine Interference Tbe weakness in the hue whih displayed itself on last Saturday was absent In the game yesterday Crutchfield made his weight and strength count more than ever before Ferry plaved his first game at miter and his work was gratifjing to the roaches His passing was quhk and sure notwithstanding the ball was hard to hundle Vaiiderbilt outweighed their opponent a little in the line but Central's team seemed weak on defence Their offensive plavs were put in motion well but Vanderbilt's defense broke un the interference at ouee Mlllmti quarter and lull left ta kle put up (he best game for the visitors Duncan lhir right end lvowm1 himself to te a true gentloniui and sportsman GWiE DETAIL Edgerton won the tos and to defend the north goal Central Kicked off 25 yards and Vanderbilt punted ba 3u Ials downed the eutther 111 nis tratks Central tried the lim twite and failed to gain and then punted H5 Ihivia caught the ball and returned it Id Tigert pinte) poorly and Central punted hak to Davi The ball was lost on downs Central tried Vanderbilt's left tar Mo and gained one-half a vard (Mi the next plav Vanderbilt's line broke through and downed the runner for a loss of 3 ards Central punted ami Aandcrbilt after an iuoffeetu al effort to gam the necessary fic yards punted Central waw forced to punt on the third down Davis caught and with Hume interfering mi the ball iuk ardn He then went er right om for a run of 60 yards to a touchdown Hume failed at goal Time 12 mimiles Central kicked off for 35 ynid Funts were exchanged in quik sncce-lon in I-ther side making nuo gain in running the ball (Turk dropped Tigct' pmit and Simmons dived at it hut the pigskin was elusive nnd eHORned hin' (in-Ira! gained 2 and lost 2 then punted Davis plunged through the liii- for Kle went around tu klo for 4 David over the other for a half and Ki took 5 nnd 41- in two tries at left tarkl" Time was called with the hall In Vanderbilt's possession on 35-yard line Store Vanderbilt 5 Ceutul ft SECOND HALF Vanderbilt khked off and Oniral punted Kyle whs given ho bull sal got 5 tnrds Central broke through and ftppej Simmons before he started made 4 Davis made two plunges whhh ncttel 17 vnrdw Edgorton took 2 more HavIs 3 Edgorton 4 and Flavin vas smppod wGh a gilu of one foot Kdgorto-i nut through for a touchdown time 3 55 Hume failed at goal Some A' midi rhili Hi (Vnirul 0 Central hit ked off 30' Fanis ttd Ilumo returned the hall 10 In four plavs Vanderbilt went til a tmuhdown Kilo getting 31 vard around loft end an) Davis 1 1 o-seil Ihp line after a pretty run yards Simmons failed to kick got I Clark Centinl's fullback was nut iff the Dr Burkharts wo form va-M30 Days' ifmUElE mwamiB Fouju) ur-K 'ii 1 11 iii bin shoiildtr blade bmothctmsf iihiiihus tirq (pciinK pnr iippeUte UHUUP pimph on fii bad 1 1 sH or bhmud uM'inutii dir liit'-wM hcMda' he rest tiaiini8 at niKht kKnilti and all blood di'orriun Ail dltijrtjUtt! DU- laUKHAHT CiDuonati 0 ETATJONa ImttniUMftfft Bridgeport Ala I buru-iitle Nnhrijle Jrk4ville -I- Indicate rise fall rielng failing The precipitation tut iudes tain hail aieet and ineltd aiiow A in pret Ipltatmn column Indtiaios an amount too small to raasure BATE Otflilal In CL4rge The river was rising at dark lash night the gauge allowing 28 feet No ai rivals Departed -Dudley for Paducah The Dunbar has gone to Fdueh to go on the wajs Rber Telegrams CINCINNATI Hit 12 River 6 frt Hnfi Htutimiary Raining riTTSOl RO Fa 0 Ulver 2 8 feet and falling loudy end warm MEMFHIS Tenn Ovt River 2 4 feet and siatmnaiy Clmidy and roul EVANSVILLE IndOft 12Kher 54 feet and rilling slowly Cloudy and raining CAIRO III Oet 12 -River 7 feet Cloudy and ool Arrived and departed- Kv Len Memphis 5 45 Kv 0t 12-River atft tlumiry (until 4 feet lallfi 1 1U feet below lot ka tl feet Rftlnlng 1 ST LOtTS Otf 12 River 3 4 fnet and fall-iri4 piirtf -Felers Le Memphis Cloudy Speelwl lUftpati lies to The Aniernan JOHNSON VILLR Tenn 12 -River 5 7 feet on gauge and fulling Ruin laut eight and to-day No sFimibuuu to-duy Kv Oet 12 -River gnu at o'lioik this morning read 4 3 teet 2 45 inohe rainfall The l)ii Fowler departed for ChIto at 8 tn thin morning The Buttorff wire to anive froni Kvansvllls at and will sturt lia on return trip an hour after annul The T'nnenvr will get away for tbe Tennessee River al tj Di In Deadly Chicago The n(t rensua bulletin rhows that Chicago out! Ift4ft ftll the Other large cities in tho number of dentha from railroad no-cidents total for the comma year 8J(u while the toMl for other big citn is only 4' Curions Flower One of the Rtrongwt botanhnl curio the world is the Mmjder Wonder' flower found in the Mh(hv Peninsula It is slin ply a bloHsom without leaves vine or stem aud grow as a purusito oil decayed wood i DIRvy yAfpaM0 VIWm.