The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 6

THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 1901 EXCITING CONTEST TIP BEN M'Dll If you wear Fashionable Hats Shirts and Neckwear call and see our fall and winter display Shirts to order by two lengths The purse waa It IKK) Winter was the only favorite to land first money Weather cool and pleasant Track fast Summary First rare selling 6 Annu 96 (Steele) to 1 won Spaldy 99 ID Hall) 20 to 1 second The Geeser 99 (McKenna) 20 to 1 third Tima 1 16'i Little Veronica Maydlne Xanthoa I)r Garrick Alva'a Pet Innlscara Crescent Queen Northumberland Antagon rau Second race selling 1 mile WInler 106 (T Jtnlght) 6 to 6 won Dolly Ytagnr 95 (L Jackson) 6 to 1 second Ecome 107 (Steele) 6 to 1 third Time 1 43 Chorus Bov Alee Elbe Sallle Fusion ran Third race 6 furlongs Inventor 118 (Landry) 2 to 1 won: Pepper Dick 105 (Miller) 10 to 1 second Harry New 111 (T Knight) 8 to 6 third Time 1 16 Balm of Gilead Moderator Dr Hart Siphon Mollle Silk Cord Tom Crabb jimmy Howe ran Fourth rave match 6 Ercuia 104 (L Jackson) 6 to 5 won Lyror Bell 104 (T Kuight) 3 to 5 second Time 1 15 Fifth race 1 mile and 70 Jessie Jarboe 90 (Steele) 8 to 1 won Slonu 105 (L Jackson) 9 to 2 second Johnny McCartey 100 (T Knight) 7 to 6 third Time 1 45 Van Hoorebeke Lady Elite Kunja ran Sixth race Belling lVi Wood-trice 107 (Minder) 9 to 2 won Enghurst 104 (Givens) 3 to 1 (second: Zazel 104 (W Watson) even third Time 3 39V! jaro-wood IHJa ran Lady Ezell left at post Seventh race gelling 6 John Grigsby 105 (Miller) 6 to 1 won Suave 105 (MrQuade) 7 to 1 second Jim Nap 102 (Lyne) 20 to 1 third Time 1 15 Myrtle Van Horseshoe Tobacco Small Jock Sad Sam Lady Kent Olea Ouan-etts ran RIVER NEWS- Gauge Readings Etc As fthown at the stations named at 7 a 75th meridian time Nov 2 ItfuL 4 I Z20 CHtRRT Sn' NASHVILLE I VAHDERBILT FOOT BALL PLAYERS DEFEATED AT ST LOUIS SCORE IS TWELVE TO ELEVEN Washington University Team Make an Exceedingly Strong Finish On Other Gridirons Special DUpateh to Tha Americas 8T LOUIS Nov Washington University foot ball eleven defeated the Vanderbilt University turn this afternoou by the close scors of 12 to II A crowd of 2000 persons gathered st Athletic Park to wltneaa tho game which proved to be the mot exciting seen here this season Vanderbilt was outplayed at both maas work and Individual play At the atari the outlook etemed gloomy for Washington Two minutes after tho game opened Hume quarterback for Van-derbllt ran around Washington's right end for a 50-yard gain Edgerton taking the ball over for a touchdown He failed to kick goal however and Washington rallying fought hard for the next ten minutes forcing the ball down the field through line and around her ends and finally pushing Cassell over for a touchdown Lehman kicked goal making the score 6 to 6 In favor of Washington The teams were very evenly matched throughout this first half both elevens making gains around the erda and through the opposing lines when the ball was In their possession and both rallying at critical monenta At the end of the first half the score stood 11 to In favor of the visitors Bryan scoring the aecond touchdown for Vanderbilt and Edgerton kicking goal Jn the second half Washington came up strong and kept her opponents on the defensive throughout breaking through their line holding them for down and scoring a second touchdown Smith carrying the hall across Lehman kicked goal mnlilng the score 12 to 11 In favor of Washington which waa the final score In the closing plays of the game Washington demonstiated hsr superiority forcing Vanderhilt to resort to frequent punting criss-cross plays were particularly effective and were used throughout the game Vanderbilt's Interference was also most commendable but her weakness In supporting the line --roved fatal The teams lined up as follows: Vanderbilt Simmons SBB TELEPHONES Cumberland Telephone Tele graph Company Chas Cooper Co Dependable Haberdtthen 204 Cherry St llMTiq glr na iAu a a holder of the yorld'a trotting record arrived here to-day for the put pose of making an efTort to reduce his record (2 02 54 over the Dea Moines kite-shaped track Mr Ketcham owner of the horse predict the record will be broken The tffort will be made Tuesday or Wednesday depending on the state of the weather LEXINGTON SENSATION Responsibility for Changing Di-tance Pole Assumed by LEXINGTON Ky Nov The Investigating committee appointed by the Kentucky bleeders and trainers at a mass-meeting last Monday completed its labor to-day and will report Its findings at another meeting Monday noon Trainer Dan O'Brien the last witness examlmd told tho committee that he was responsible for the moving of the three-eighths pole st the Kentucky Association track by which the distance to the wire was for one day reduced 44 feet and 3 Inches O'Brien was seen after the committee adjourned and admitted that he had at-sumed the responsibility but declined to discuss the case He waa trainer of and with Messrs Jack and Phil Chino held an option on the Wagner-Marguerite Jane colt which on trial over the short three-eighths showed what waa considered the remat kable speed of 361 seconds Hill who bsd come here from New York aa representative of Clarence Maikay to sec the rolt work returned with an option ald to be 100i0 Mackay wanted a fast youngBter and this one had been recommended The option held by Bylen and the Messrs Chinn secured froth the owners of the colt was $2500 The Messrs Chinn testified that on tho day following the eolt'a trial they ltarn-d that the dlstanc- was short and i f' A 1 I I iv We are offering service at figuers within the reach of everyone and with oar new eystern and switchboard now being installed we will fnrnish to every residence a LONG DISTAFCE METALLIC OUTFIT without additional expense Residence a-" 5 Cents Per Day NO CONTRACTS RFQTTTRED Indicate rise fait rifting falling The pr Ipitauon includes rain hail sleet and melted snow A la precipitation column indicates an amount too email to mtaeurs BATE Official In Charge River Telegram EVANSVILLE Nov 2 -River 3 4 feet and falling Heather cleaf and cool CINCINNATI Nov 2-River 2 6 feet and falling Heather clear and cool MEMPHIS Nov River 11 feet ind falling Heather clear and pleasant IPITTSBURO Nov 1-River 2 3 feet ind stationary Weather clear and pleasant CAIRO 111 Nov River 4 2 feet Heather fair and warm Departed-Reea Lee Memphis LOUISVILLE Nov River stationary canal 2 2 feet falls 1 foot below locks 4 1 feet Weather clear and pleasant Special Pfftpatch to The American JOHNSONVJLLE Tenn Nov 2 -River 1 foot 2 on use and falling Weather clear The City of Memphis up at 7 30 a Special Dispatch to The American PADUCAH Ky Nov 2 -River gauge at 7 cloi this morning read 2 2 feet The Dunbar for Cairo at a The Duttorff delayed at Evansville will arrive to-morrow rooming The Duke from 8t Lcula this afternoon wtb Capt Keith in Ik 4 1 1 I 1 WEATHER REPORT Compiriti? Dn in for Nor 2 AQUEDUCT BOOKMAKERS HARD HIT BY HIS WIN DOUGLAS PARK SPORT OPENS Mr Henderson Captures the Cup in the Riding Bace Danny Maher NEW YORK Not Three favorites were successful at Aqueduct to-day Hr Riddle Otis and The Rhymer There was an Improvement In the starting the only rtdj bad send-off being lu the first race when Hops was left at the post and a number of others getting a bad start Otis won the Nassau Handicap In a hard drive from Flora Pomona He made all the running but Cochran had to ride bla hardest to get him 111 home In front Ben Mo D'Hut at to 1 made a runaway race of the Roslyu Handicap He was heavily played by many who had the tip Summary: First race selling 7 Dr Riddle 118 (Burns) 7 tb 5 won Royal Sterling 118 (Booker) 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 second The Rogue 110 (Redfern) 8 to 1 third Time 1 29 Big Gun Brandysmash Federalist Lucent Curtsey Bobs Bounteous St David Cresson Pleasant Ball Judge Warden Cormorant ran Hops left at the pobt Second race selling 1 mile and 70 yards Althea 102 (Cochran) 10 to 1 won Jlerrer 103 (Redfern) 2 to 1 and 1 to 2 second Raffaello 114 (Doggett) 8 to 1 third Time 1 46 3-5 Prince Richard Lou Rey Lanrewood ran Third race the Nassau Handicap: 6 furlongs Otla 114 (Cochran) 7 to 5 won Flora Pomona 110 (Mounre) 15 to 1 and 4 to 1 second Bijou 106 (Booker) 8 to 1 third Time 1 15 1-5 Lombre Whi-tler Man o' War The Four Hundred Ulenwater Playllke Balyah ran Fourth race the Roslyn Handicap 1 mile and 70 yaids Ben Me Hul 111 (Shaw) 6 (o 1 won St Finnan 123 (Won-derlyl 10 to 1 and 3 to 1 second Potent a 119 (Walsh) 13 to 5 third Time 1 45 3-6 Kilogram Redpath Peninsula Alsike ran Fifth race 5'i Sister Juliet 112 (Burns) 7 to 2 won Bon Mot 115 (Wonderlj) 3 to 1 and even second Nam-tor 115 (Mounce) 9 to 5 third 1 08 Northern Star Reformer Eaily Eve Ben Howard Rose of May Last Knight Sedition ran Sixth race 1 mile and 70 yards The Rhymer (Shaw) 4 to 5 won Ethics (Burns) 6 to 5 and out second Beggar Lady 103 (Cochran) 20 to 1 third Time 1 46 James Corbett ran AT LAKESIDE Two New Track Records Hung Out St Defeat CHICAGO Nov 2 St Cuthbert heavily played In the third race at Lakeside to-day waa defeated by Andes at 10 to 1 Two new track records were hung out to-day In the second race Nellie Waddell ran four and a half furlongs In 51 4-5 lowering the record by one-fifth of a second In the mile and a furlong handicap Hermenela went the distance in 1 52 lowering the mark from 3 531 Bun le Bunion the areedy Texas bred fill keeps up her winning streak seeming to hold all the sprlrnters safe To-day she easily debated Money Musa and several others In a flvc-furlong dash which che reeled off In 1 00 2-5 Weather rlfar track fast Summaiy First race selling 1 Hi len Fax-ton 94 (Hope) 3 to 5 won Cora Havill If in (Inbblit 5 to 1 second Moroni JS (Otis) 16 to 1 third Tune 1 41 3-5 The Jefferson Sam Lazarus Esq Veruelta Joe Gammage LltMe Singer Hosl Lord Howard ran Second rare 4tj furlongs Nellie Waddell 115 (Blake) 1 to 4 won Duke of Connaught 111 (WinkHeld) 12 to 1 second: Golden Glitter 115 (links) 4 to 1 third Time '54 4-5 Hopedale Smith's Reel John Carr tan Joe Brown and Mary Pine fell Third rare 6 furlongs ndcs 102 (Otis) 30 to 1 won St Cuthbert 111 (Coburn) 7 to 10 second Bummer 114 Basslnger) 10 to 1 third Time 1 14 Rival Dare Mnggle Davis Star of Bethlehem Emma Lissome La Gnita ran Fourth race 5 Burnle Bun-ton 104 (Coburn) 2 10 5 won Money Mu-s 104 (W inkflehl) 8 to 5 second Sea Queen SO (Dowler) 15 to 1 third Time 1 00 2-5 Edna Bergen Lady Alntree Barney Saale ran Fifth rate Hermenela loj (Coburn) 4 to I won Orontas 102 (Blake) 2 to 1 sernnd Omdurman 100 (J Hicks) 2 to 1 third Tlme 1 52 3-5 Denman Thompson ran Sixth race 1 Henry of Fraiistam-ar (2 (Knnppl 8 to 1 won Sarilla $0 (Davidson) 30 to 1 second Tederal loti JUo-burn) 2 to 6 third Time 1 40 1-5 llavi-land ran Seventh race 1 mile Llndenella HU (Harshberger) 6 to 1 won Crosby 91 (Coburn) 5 to 1 second Domadge 102 (Dean) 2 to 1 third Time 1 42 3-5 Donator Prairie Dog Mbs Liza Greetings Banish rau AT LAT0NIA Erema Defeats Lyror Bell in the Special Event CINCINNATI Nov 2 match race toiwrfn Krim nnd Lvror TV 11 was the feature at Latonia This and alx other hlkh-clnss events drew out the largest crowd of the meeting and the bookmaker had both a Uvtly nnd profitable day Errmn won the special event handy faanion She went to the front at Hagfall and was never headed winning wmswf IF YOU WANT TO BORROW A $1000 You go to a inan who you know has ifl000 to leml If you want to buy huts cheap the beat lint for the least prire-you wnnt to yo to the house that can afford to sell hats cheap We have advantage in buying hats that no hatter in Nashville has We buy them in large quantities and buy at headquarters We pay no "middle men profit for we sell at wholesale as well as retail On fine hats wo recognize no superior On cheap hatH we re-cognizo no competition Pennsylvania Hat Co 320 UNION STREET CUP Won by Miller Henderson of Louisville at the Louisville Running Meeting Yesterday that the elder Chinn had wired Mr command The Tennessee left for the Ten-Mackay so informing him Answering tel nemu-e Itiver st 6 The Broeck out of fgrams were shown to the committee th Tennessee River A- AT LOUISVILLE Fine Weather and Good Sport for Douglas Park LOITSVILLE Ky Nov 2-Tlie first annual autumn meeting of the newly organized Douglas Park Racing Association opened at Douglas Park to-day with fine weather and good sport Three favorites won The attendance was large and fashionable Six thousand spectator! were iu the lucloBures the ring and the grand-stand when the (list race waa run The lessees of Douglas Park are confident of the success of the meeting Col Douglas and Stuart Young of Louisville and John Morrow of Nashville Tenn are the Judges and A Brueu Is itarter Summary First race 6 furlongs Jake Weber 107 (Troxler) 7 to 6 won Sprlngwclls 104 (May) 6 to 5 second 106 (Mosler) 10 to 1 third Time 1 135 Frank Pearce Hleaway Times Star Albert Gratia Sweet Charity and St Aloystus ran Second race 5 Saale 105 (Troxler) 5 to 1 won Florrle 105 (Beauchamp) 2 to 1 second Irresistible 105 (J Daly) 5 to 2 third Time 1 0J Dee Milsom Tuekapsw Nora Anna Hanhromk and Miss Well ran Third race 1 mile Advocator 95 (O'Neil) 7 to 5 won Salve 97 (L Daly) 2 to 1 second Bengal 92 (Wallace) 7 to 2 third Time 1 4114 Young Henry Cad Hazel Riro and Demoatheneg ran Fourth race 1 mile gentlemen riders Tan Charm 132 (Mr Henderson) pen won Mr Brookwood 142 (Mr Watterson) 3 to 1 second Cantadas 120 (Mr Goddard) 6 to 1 third Time 1 46 Motoxeu 8aueeboat Dick Thompson ran Fifth rare 5'4 furlongs Sister Sarah 109 (Beauchamp) even won Called Back 103 (Troxler) 4 1 second Buecleuth 113 (O'Nelin 6 to 1 third Time 1 0S4 Little Hindoo Tout Taxman Dubious and Mattie Spencer ran 'Sixth race 14 m'les Elsie Barnes ins (Troxler) 6 to 1 won Dr Clark 103 (J Clarkl 40 to 1 second Aurea 103 (Benuehnmp) 2 to 1 third Time 1 56 Banquo II Bose Bird Lady of the West Madeline and Friesland ran KING HORSES Danny Maher Will Ride Thera Next Season NEW YORK Nov According to the Newmarket England correspondent of the World Danny Maher the little Ameri CRti 1okPV is now the premier rider of the world He has been engaged to ride the horses In charge of Trainers blaikwell and KUhard Marsh at the com-blind salary of 335110 for the next aea-forth( hleheRt amount ever paid any Jorkey (n the world for a year's work In the sad lie Marsh trains for King Edward VII The ngagement of Maher or Joikey is rega-ded as a tartful way of expn using the Kings opinion that he Is not prijudieed against AirerUan riders Maher spoke to the World prescntatlxe on the subject of his engagement to ride King Edwards horses My first cngagi ment next stason is for 'he Bl-ukwel! stable fnd Richard Marsh is to have sernnd call on my services Mr Marsh trains for King Edward and my retainer of course includes riding the King's horses "This has been the most successful sea-rnn I have ever had I have ridden eighty five mm rs this year I rode three to-day I think the English tracks are better than the American courses The former nre much easier to ride on I hae been treated very wll I will go to home 111 Faitford Conn iu perember tut "Ml ri turn here in Mnuh It Is posslhh the Kings horses rnny be again leased next vear to the Duke of Devonshire In whlih event I shall not ride In the King 3 colors phicago Horse Show CHICAGO Oct 2 opening of the second annual display of the Chicago Horse Show Association will take place Monday afternoon More than 810 entries nre listed representing ninety-two classes Among the features of the first nlcht will bo tho exhibition of Billing' Little Boy the famous pacer of the day with a rexord of 2 It1 to wngon an exhibition of fire engine rompanv No 9 heavy huntr saddle horses harness horses coarh horses robs under saddle Shetland ponies and roadsters The following well known horse owners will net as Judges Fiank Stui gls New York Charles Williams Stoiiingtnn Conn Clarence Moore Washington 1 Shelby liar-bison Lexington ICv A McLaren Aurora 111 John Conley Chicago Frank Ware New York A Heine-nian Mansfield 0 and David Bonner New York REVERSAL OF OPINION Americana Regain Lost Popularity on the British Turf LONDON Nov Tho American horses trainers nnd Jockeys wound up the racing sinson at Newmarket In sueh a glorious Mvlo as to ontise a general reversal of opinion on the part of rare-goer Today ro word ia too good for the Americans Pc III who had been reported as having his riding abilities has not only astonbhed the English turfi hut has piovod bonanza to the bookies who on the Cambridgeshire alone won enormona-3v Th- Bjiortlug Times Intimates that Mr 3 hltnev and Huggins may return to the Durllnh turf Is by no means Impossible that In the course of a few weeks Hugglna will ti turn In charge of Mr AVlilt ney horses Mr 5 hltnev keeps Heath House and his lease- of lndy Meux a and MaJ horses will be allowed to run Is course" Water Shed was benight bv Capt Bertie who married Mrs Arthur Trie hut It is said that the Captain waa acting for Lord Hownrd De Walden Record Drts MOINES la Nov Creaeeus ADI1CINCCC HAN cannot afford liUOIlxEOO 1-1 A It to onr large LONG DISTANCE LINE-4 connect with roads alora throughout tbit section Call No 127 Traflfc 1 noon between the Bowen School team of Nashville and the Branham Hugbea team of this place The weather waa fine and the game quite exciting some ixce-lent plage being made by both teams The victory waa won by the Branham St Hughes team by a acore of 33 lo 0 Victory CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov Harvard easily defeated Brown this to 0 Five touchdowns were made in tne first half and three In the second The Harvard Hue waa much Btronger than Brown's and effectually stopped Brown's rushing while It allowed Harvard's plays to get well under way without being broken up The strength of Harvard attack ia shown by the fact that In the first half she punted only once scoring her flic touchdowns by a conatst-ent rushing game In addition Harvard ortce advanced the ball from her own lo-yard line to Brown' 2-yard line fcY rushing only to lose it on a tumble Brown could gain her distance only n': could not hold Harvard on downs a stnglo time Both sides fumbled badly Kernan strained hta right h'le rtously and this will probably affect hi kicking for the Pennsylvania game Tut-nam who succeeded him iu punting did almost as well however On Marshall Field CHICAGO Not 2 The foot ball gamp between tha University of Chicago and Beloit College on Marshall Field to-day resulted in a tie the Anal acore standing 17 to 17 MEHARRY WINS Defeats Eleven By a Score of 12 to 0 It waa a gals day on the Fisk University campus yesterday afternoon and tbe gridiron waa literally surrounded by old gold and blue crimson and black which represented the contesting teams of the Meharry Medical College andFIsk University t'hat waa considered one of the most Interesting games that have ever been played in Nashville bi tween the colored universities was played between Meharry and risk elevens in the presence of nenrly 7u0 people There were repeated rheerr from students and sympathizers of both sides for their respective sides At 2 40 o'clock Holt made the first kick off for Fisk sending tha hall within 19 yards of the goal but Adams who afterwards proved to be always wide awake brought the ball back for 20 yards Both teams were on the alert for end plays and it was with difficulty that any considerable gains could he made by ellher Meharry would occasionally try Fisk's line but the attempt proved futile After repeated efforts Meharry sent Johnson around left end for 40 yards and a touchdown Adams kicked goal At the close of the first half tho score was 6 to 0 In favor of Mchairy Flak again kicked off and a Bvely scrimmage followed Fisk proved too much for meharry for the local champions were held steadfast within their own territory almost the entire half Fisk was quick in speed and tactics and played fast hall from the beginning to end bnt during the struggle the ball was lost to Meharry on fumble Meharry bad found weakness ill the line and a continuous bucking sent the would-be champion! down thf field sending Adams around the end for a phenomenal run of 65 yards and the second touchdown Adams again kicked goal making the total acore 12 to 0 in favor of Meharry The star players for Fisk were Beatty Holt Work and Lnndrv who made a 30-yard run and those of Meharry were Johnson Adams and Waddy The line-up was as follows fri-ir poultinn Mftbnrry tu(r PiKht Fnd Orgft Davis Right Tackle addy Turner Right Guard arrl Prather fro kfton Attuway Halrlwln Johnson Wilaams Iyson Shele Johnson Iteatty Wrrk Lundt Holt Marquee I Quarter Sisenn Irwin Full Adam enter Left Gunrd Left Tfteklft Left End Half Kight ilAlf Captain Offlrer Cemeron nd Grady Linesmen Hyre and Kyle Touchdowns 2 by Adamo goal kicked by AdAmft Halves 35 minutes WALLACE WON Defeated the Tarbox School Eleven by a Score of 10 to 0 The tVallnoe foot ball team plareff another victory to Its long list of victories veaterffay afternoon when It ilo'eate! the team from Tarbox School by a Score 1 I I I i to bs without our service for In addition number of residence subscribers our EVfcRY 4y tows village aud Croaa Department prompt attention SSSS3Sf0 out and the men on both teams handled themselves nicely There was a good deal of kickfng In th game on both aides The line-up was Tsibox Position Wsllate A Hill Right Knd Dunbar Fletcher Right Ta kle King Satterwhlte Right Guard 0 Roberts Adams C-nter Webb fords Lett Guard Chtek Osborn Lett Tar kle Ferry West Left End Raymond II Poona Quarter Back Hall Shelton Full Ba Bld-tla Wolfs deft Half Hack Shelton McDonald Right Half Hark Mauler At Various Points KNOXVITLE Tenn Nov 2-Kentutky University Jl University of Tennessee 0 ATLANTA Ga Nor 2 of North Carolina 27 University of Georgia a NEW ORLEANS La Nov 2 Tutano University debated Jhe A foot ball team by a store of 23 to 0 NEW YORK Nov 2 acore Columbia 11 University of Pennsylvania 0 MILWAUKEE WIs Nov Wisconsin University 13 Nebraska University 0 H4NOVKR Nov Dartmouth 23 Wesleyan 12 OLD STAGE DRIVER Washington Barrows Aged 98 Die3 at County Asylum Washington Parro on of the olJnt ln-1 mate of tho Counfy Aylum and prhmp otip of offirnt rfsidrtitft of Oavldfton County died FYiday at Ihe asylum at tha ad-1 tranced ape of 98 ypara As Mr Harrow entmd the county Inatitu-bufore a record of the inmate were rrpt there were no papers to Indicate who lu relative were and his remain are now In ft vault at the asylum The deceased was well known to the older citizens of Nashville and befor the con-strui lion of rauroiula drove the wimse from this fty to lyuiiavllie Tie we employed at this time by the late Dfeniel Carter who conducted a ayp line between Nashville and the Fails 1 ity Mr Herrowa is supposed to be Ihe iat aurvtvor of tho who drove tbe stagra in the early history of QThvllle This Un wa in active operation from the anrlleat rftyw of puoic iiavcbn fonm anrea until the Louliville 4k Nashville Raif-! road wae built and In operation There were two wtag line one going by tha way of Gallatia and one by howlln Green Ky Two atafcee for LouIbyUIo going by eah route left Nashville every day For many years the line was leased and operated by Mr Carter and the vast amount of travel thouxb of course mlnlmlred by comparison with railroad passenger business of tho present day was still far In exeene of tho average tae business done hy other line la even more thickly settled and wealthier ec-tlins of the country Numbers of stags driver were employed It waa a position of trust and responsibility and whea once capa-hls and reliable men were found they were apt to bo retained an Indefinite period Tbna most cf tho permamnt employe grew old In the eerwiee An effort ift being made to rats a fund to pay the burial expends of tho deceased driver so that hift body will not bo turned oer to the Stato Anotomlcal Hoard an tho taw requires when persons die In charitable institution and their bodies ara not claimed Coal Production Of Ihe wvorld annual production of MOOOOJIOO tons-mot than two-thlrda ia mined In the tnltrd States and Grout Britain LS SENT FREE TO MEN! A gMt Rssisrklila Remedy Tha flslckly Restore Lost Visor to Xei A Free Trial Tarknce Sent by Moll to All Who Writ free trial packages of most remarkable remedy ar being malted to all who will writ tits State Medici Initltute They cured so many men who had battled for years against the mental and physical euffnrlnge or lost manhood that tha institute has decided to dltrlbuta tree trial pa kngoa to nil who ertto it 4 a home treatment end all men eho Buffer from any form of aeiunl weakness resulting from youthful folly premature loee of strength end memory weak beck vaci- mrele or omerlntlon of part can now cur Vmaelve wt borne The remedy he peculiarly grateful effort 5f warmth end eom to a dlrm-t to th paired loc-otlon giving etrepgth end develop ment uet whete It Is reeded It cures all the III! nl trnublee that oome from year of mlsue of the natural functions aud ba been an obeolute aurroes tn ail cases a request to the Mate Metical Institute 423 tick-iron building Ft Wayne Ind stating tht you on of their fro trial p( kago 111 be compiled with promptly The institute I daalrou of renrhlng that greet clap of men who gre unnbla tn leavo home to pealed tid the free sample will erall8 them to Roe how eoy It la to be cured of sexual wrnknee when the proper remedies ere employed The Inilluta makes no restriction ny mn who writes will be ient fre sample rwreYully eenled In plain package an that It recipient nerd her no fear of ernbar-r asameut or publicity Reader ar requestor I rH wttbouS dele Crutchfield Hums Ftevenon Edeerton Final Washington 12 Vanderbilt 11 Pierce Todd Edgerton Caantl Bryan Smith 1 kicked Lehman 2 Edgerton Time of 25 and 20 minutes Branham Hughes 8pecla1 Dispatch to Ths American SPRINGFIELD Tsnn Nov 2 gam of foot ball was played her this aftet- SICK MADE WELL WEAK MADE STRONG Marvelous Elixir of Life Discovered by Famous Doctor-Scientist That Cure Every Known Ailment Wonderful Cures Are Effected That Seem Miracles Performed The Secret of Long Life of Old-en Times Revived Th Ksmsdy la Frss to All Who lend Ximo and Address After years of patient study and delving Into the dusty record of ihe past as well aa following modern experiments In the realms of medical science Dr James 5V Kidd F94 First National Hank building Fort Wayne Ind makes the startling announcement thst he has surely discovered the elixir AXttMfaiHaiF' DR JAMES WILLIAM KIDD of life That In able with the aid of a mysterious compound known only to himself produced as a result of the year he bas pent in searching for tbis precious life giving boon to cure any and every disease that is known to the human body There Is no doubt of the doctor earnestness In making his claim and the remarkable cures that be dally effecting pwmi tobear him out very strongly His theory which he advances Is one of renson and baaed on sound experience In a medical practice of many yeara It costa nothing to try hla remarkable of as he calls it for he sends It fre to anyone who Is a sufferer In sufficient quantity to convince of Its ability to cure so there is absolutely no risk to run Some of the cures cited are very remarkable and but for reliable witnesses would hardly be credited The lame have thrown away crutches and walked about after tw-o or three trials of the remedy The sick given up by home doKtors hae been restored to their families and friends In prfect health Rheumatism neuralgia stomach heart liver kidney blood and skin discuses and gladder troubles disappear aa by magic Headaches barkaches nervousness frvera consumption coughs colda ixthma catarrh bronchitis and all affoctiona cf the throat lungs or any vl'a' organs nre easily oveicome in a apace of time that is simply marvelous Partial paralysis locomotor ataxia dropsy gout scrofula and piles are qlutkly and permanently removed It purifies the entire tem blood and tifteuce restores normal nerve power circulation and a state of perfect health Is produced at onto To the doctor all systems are alike and equally affected by this great Fllxlr of Life If and for the remedy to-day It la free to every Miffefer Htate what you want to be cured of add tile aur remedy for it will be scot you fred by return mall Mis Death MEMPHIS Tenn Nov 2 George Bennett 3-year-olil rare mare Miss Ben-ni tt hy Rusiell-Memorla died to-day of lung fevi The crack 2 year-old Abe Frink reporttd In a critical condition last night from the same disease will prchably recover Miss Bennett was a pet wl'h owners trainers jockeys stable boys and all habitues of the Memphis running trac George Bennett had never put a money value on the filly Olio offer of $15 010 was turned down without a moment's consideration Miss Bennett waa a fhest-mit filly 3 years old by Russell dam imp Memorla She was bred by Milton Young of Lexington Ky She won her first racial Little Rock a year ago last spring when she heat Avondale and Joe Frey At Montgomery Park sh got off badly and was beaten by Lady Sehorr and The Mecea Ill her next race she beat Lady Schorr Gnrry Hermann and other griat 2-year-oWs She was a winner In two other races at the same mi eting At St Louis she won the Debutante Stakes debating Lady Schorr Clnrifa and others At Chicago she won tho Quickstep Stakes the lockeslde Stakes the Petite Stakes and the Season Stakes for fillies of her pge Her last start sb a 2-year-old was at Klnloek In a rare of fixe and a half furlongs She won It easilv Last season she beat Silverdale a head In her first race She was a steady favorite but seemed to have the worst of the handicapping etc She beat Kennllworth Burnle Ruiitln Money Muss and many other noted horses however CHALLENGE ACCEPTED Basket Ball Team of Goes to Chattanooga The A basket bnll tenm BOicpted the ilmllenge Issued hy A tenm of Chattanooca game will be pi iverl In the Inner about Nox 17 The Itxal assorlntlon send a strong tesm to the Hill City ns the hattsnooga team Is a strong a great exhibition I ofiered A haft tho The city ill and om Philadelphia Girl' Idea (Philadelphia Record Although shields air now worn an a prn-toftiun when people are vacinated that pro-caution would not aeem to be miffUient In tlu eyea of a very pretty and si)liihly drosned young woman who was een on Chestnut street jenterday Around her le't arm ahoe the elbow fthe wore a band of white poper sMt-hul ft urely to the loth of her gown Attnrhed to th'a was a plmtird on mhith waa printed In large lertorir other arm rpnnp Miny people turned foi a setond look but the young wnmnn went her way and gfiztd neither to the right nor to tho left 1 1 i RRJfFJL i i i-u isaftwii4iiiiiaiwOw Did A TJU hi E-t inc IN A 1 INFLAMMATION ft rethroat R')1 bo minute! 1 th ache (I mimitf fill MU etoletc 'ToMn Fortn1pj Fewers GRIP CULLS AMY PAIN INSUib OR OUI to one UitJty niinut toy peaksm 1 Le fcto sUv by aU FrvdoaUOi I 1 a 25? 4 9 0 6 1 6 16 dcsrroeA ureee dcjrrea jn incliea in hen inches inibiM Normal trorv thin date Fxr aha for tlx dar Fxowt ftlnrA ttrt of tlm month Deftrioncy ftinre firt 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If no be sure to consult us about the refreshments Dorider A Sidobottom DIAMOND IN HIS DUCK Shoemaker at Riverhead Finds a $90 Gem in the Bihi (New York World Joseph Vlitorln a shoemaker of River-head I yesterday received a wild duck from Moutoux who had shot it at the Sound shoe When Joseph dressed tho dunk he discovered what he thought at first was a pit re of glass Tha shoemaker finally took It to a Jeweler who pronounced it a diamond worth at least $j0 Sign Language There Fnr away from civilization gesture-lan- ungft ta fttll) extant iu Australia Some of iji trlboa pome an excclb ut code that la ainioHt ee efficient aa the apokcu language.