Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 2

THE VIER11111 SPORTING NEWS TIIFA. KNOXVILLE SENTINEL; ledvery Heart Ache SATUIRDAY, 1905,, ANOS A ,2 THE' KNOXVILLE SENTINEL, SATURDAY, APRIL. I8, 1905. 1 UP 11', ''t 1 viEkTRER SPORTING NEWS 4 4 4 ts, C.77-.7.--' Ever -a Heart Ache A ALL ONE WAY BUT NOT BAD ALL ONE WAY COACH NANIEll FOR URTI TEAM NAMED pin Amiu rill TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. Louisville, April 8.East Tonnes-me: Partly cloudy, with rising tern.

peraturp, tonight and Sunday. West Tennessee: Generally fair tonight and Sunday; warmer in north portlion tonight Kentucky: Generally fair and warmer tonight and Sunday. TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. Louisville, April Tonnes. Partly cloudy, with rising tem.

ft Ootrankt mint4 allintiliv JAMES DUPREE, OF MICHIGAN GETS THE PLACE Every pain in the breast, difficult breathing, palpitation, fluttering or dizzy spell means that your heart is straining 'itself in its effort to keep in motion. This is dangerous. Some sudden strain from overexertion or excitement will completely exhaust the nerves, or rupture the walls or arteries of the heart, and it will gtop. Relieve this terrible strain at once with Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.

It invigorates and strengthens the heart nerves and muscles, stimulates the F.verv fin'in In th hrontt rlif Have been advertised and sold so extensively that the public may think we sell nothing, but PIANOS and ORGANS'. This has been true in the past, but we have just installed a large Have 1 that th NAN( Thi! just ins extensively nothing, but )ut we have mun Alk ata es Ath Ab 'IS In. CI' SI till HE IS ONE OF THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE TEAM PLAYED VERY WELL RED LEGS FROM THE SEER CITY HAD THE SPORT. Good, Practice for the Hill Boys and They May Get Over Their Stage Fright In Due Time.

1 VANDERBILT TEAM TO PLAY HERE. LOcal Forecast tral anti warmer tonight and SIMday: maximum temperature Sunday about 76 degrees. Local Data Complied at the local weather bureau office, April IL Hourly temperature readings. 4 a. nt.

to 1 p. m. Washington time. (corresponding to 3 m. to 12 city time): Among the Other Teams are Sewanes and Washington and Lee Univer.

cityThe Entire Schedule. Sheet Music and Small Goods Shee I Goods .1 11 I I 1- i'' i.4 4 a. 39 9 a. 42 5 37 10 a- .48 6 a. ...26 11 a.

51 7 a 35 12 noon 56 lp.m 59 Weather at 1 r. clear. Barometer reduced to sea level, 7 a. tn. 29.98; 12 noon, 29.96.

Relative humidity (per cent) 7 a. 12; 12 noon, 43. Maximum temperature since 12 noon yesterday, 59. Mean temperature for 24 hours ending 12 noon today, 47. Mean temperature this date last year, Precipitation (rain and melted snow) for 24 hours ending 7 a.

tn. today, alone. River at 7 a. m. (feet) 4.5.

Rise in 24 hours (feet) .8. Maximum Temperatures. Abilene, 80; Alpena. 40: Asheville, 52: 'Atlanta, 84; Bismarck, 74; Boston, 50; 'Buffalo. 38; 'Cairo, 82; Chattanooga, 66: Chicago, 84; Cincinnati, 42; Cleveland, 36; Corpus Christi, 74; Denver, 70; Dodge, 80; El Paso, SO: Fort Smith.

82; Havre, 66; Helena. 64; Huron, 74; Jack9OnVII10, 70; Kansas City, 84; Knoxville, 69; Lander, 88; Los Angeles, 86; Memphis, 74; Montgomery, 72; Nashville, 64; New Orleans. 78; New York, 50; Phoenix, 84; Pittsburg, 48; Portland, 80; Salt Lake City, 74; San Francisco, 58; Scranton, 48; Shreveport, 84; Spokane, 60; St, Louis, 56; St. Paul, 46; Washing' ton, 71; Williston, 72; Winnemucca, 68; Wytheville, 48. Weather ConditIons.

department in charge of Mr. C. R. MOORES, an experienced sheet music man. In addition to our fine line of Hamlin, Conover, Cable; Kingsbury and Wellington Pianos, and Mason Hamlin and Cottage Organs, we carry the celebrated Victor Talking Machines When buying anything in the Music line see us, for our stock is large, new and up-to-date.

We will make prices right and give Special Discounts to Teachers and Musfcians. soriSt, Hain- I Wellington 'rated fries line see Special At last. after months of weary waiting, and numerous dispatches in papers all over the state, as to the football coach for the University of Tennessee, for the season of 1906, comes the official uneement by the executive committee of the University Athletic that a coneh has been chosen. The gentleman, who has been selected to WO the Orange and White to victory next fall is James DaiPree, of Michigan. Ile in 6 feet 11 inches tall and tips the scales at 175 pounds.

He WaS half-back and end on the famous Miehigan team of 1203 and 1904. and comes to Tennessee with the highest recommendations. 4 Says Dan MeGugin, coach of the Vanderbilt tettlIk for 1904: "He ia very intelligent, and a ispienditi bunter and trap kicker, a close student of the game and will make a splendid coach." Charles Baird, director of Athletics at the University of Michigan, said: "Ho ha had excellent coaching under fait and poseeser the qualifications for a good coach. He is thoroughly familiar ten all the Miehigan formation's." Yoet himself, the greaten coach in America, deelaree that he le "a fine all-around athlete." Sueh Ia what these who know, say of DuPree. The coming of DuPree means tho introductinn of the famous "Hurry-up.

Yost" tactics at Tennessee, and a conssequent revolution in the, make-up of the "Volunteer" team for 19115. Prospects for TP1IneSPe4 were never better. Captain Ward le busy at work trying to convince various polio school boys that Tenneesee will have the beat team in the Routh next year, and nearly all the Old erten will be back. Praetor, center: PaV ford and Capt. Ward.

Guard: Richard-. son and Thornton, Tackels; Grim. end; Shaw and Beilmont half back, will all be on hand when siehool opens next Sep-. terrber, and when Dan McGuain brings hic commodore to he will find a team which le also coached by a Michigan man. who knows all his tricks and will give the Vanderbilt aggregation a fight for their money.

Manager H. P. Grant, who is responsible for the above announcement about Mr. DuPree has also given out his schedule of games. which is ae follows: October 7Washington and Lee University.

at Knoxville. October 14Clemtion college, at Clemson Octeber 21Vanderbilt University, at Knoxville. October 28Open. but probably Sews, nee, at Knoxville. November 4Georgia Tech at Atlanta.

November11University of Missiesippl. at Memphis. Nevember laLouletana State University. at Briton Rouge. November 18Tulane University, at New Orleans.

November 25Kentucky State college, at Knoxville. November 88University of Alabama, at Birmingham. It will be noticed with Interest that Tennessee end Vanderbilt will play in Knexville, for the first time tri three rmrs, and also that Tennsesee Askes a long trip south to Way Loutelana I state. and Tubule. The thankegiving game will, ae usual, be played with Alabama, at Birmingham.

1 11 There is not much on the map today that is of interest except perhaps the wide range in temperature in western Tennessee and western North Carolina, the temperature at Memphis being 62 degrees at I a. m. and 36 degrees at Asheville at the same hour. A temperature of 35 degreet of. furred at Knoxville early thia morning, but there was little' or no frost 1A pleasant Sunday in this section is indicated.

No precipitation is known to have furred west of the Mississippi river In the past twenty-four hours and there has been but little east of the river. That "low" area that la shown on the chart as central in the valley of the -Red river of the north will not materially affect um. 11 El ci 422 Gay St. The Cable Company. S.

B. Waggoner, Mgr. It THE WHITE PALACE OF MUSIC. npany. I I vv aggutici-9 Ivigi THE WHITE PALACE OF MUSIC.

Score it to t.12, That was the result of the baseball heart action, and relieves the game on Baker-Hhusl gold between the pain and misery Cincinnati Red legs and the University no chances make your of Tenneesee Friday afternoon in favor of Cincinnati. To judge the 'standard heart strong and vigorous with of each team in a thorough and wise Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. manner by the game, would be an suffered terribly with heart die- possibility. The day was cold and un- ease.

I nave been treated by suitable for playing. The Cincinnati differemt physicians for my trouble Reds played with a team which in not without results. 1 went to a phystsufficiently trained to test the strength clan in Memphis, who claimed that of the pork-choppers. The Volunteere ftrailE-girrg; ontre.thaentr rt. were clearly out of their sphere in the with his medicine he came near malt-practice game of the Limier', in a finish of me.

Some time before All these facts make it impossible to this a Kr. Young, of St. Louis, was criticise with clear judgment the work in our town. He saw my conditelrorri of each team, but with the understand- and to recommended mer gm it attention tion log that the criticism may be unfair, until my return from Memphis, when owing to the conditions under which I 0011Cluded to try it, and am pleased the game was played, it may be pre- to say three bottles cured me. dieted with reasonable certainty that CHARLES GOODRICH, the Cincinnatis will have a fighting Caruthersville.

Mo. chance to land fourth or fifth in the Om Miles, Heart Cure is sold by our druggist, who will gu antee that American league. This in spite of the a first bottle will benefit.r if it falls fact that the team was third in the he will refund your money. race for ferment honors last season. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind The most dangerous part ef the team from the beer city seemed to be their i red stockings.

As for the Volunteers, in 'vita of the Rats Completely Annihilated. fact that an inlorlous defeat, ts0 far as scores were concerned, was suffered, It needs but a few months' more use and despite the fact that several of the of Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach 1 players made costly errors, the seppor- Paste to completely flee the city from tunity of this hill team for winning the the rats and mice with which It was championship is indeed bright. It may afflicted a year or so ago. Stearns' be raid without cant that there i not Paste has been used quite freely In the best residences and in many stores. In a single bad player in the aggregation 1 and that in every man who played in all these places there are today no rats, the game with the Cincies there is mice or cockroaches.

This Paste drives workable material for an excellent ball the rats and mice out of the house to player die, and can be depended upon to rid the home of these pests. It is sure It would be difficult to pick the man who won the most honor in the game death and ives universal satisfaction. Druggists Friday afternoon. The bleachers, which ai or i geirill rbe II 3' have the Paste for are unfair and are prejudiced, vacillat- sale, sent, express prepaid, I receipt of price, by the Stearns ed between Payne, Thorn- clectric Paste Chicago, U. S.

ton, Grimm and notomeich. Fuller, A. Small size, 25c; HoteL eight who played in the pasture bark of sec- times the quantity, $1.00. end base, drew down on himself severe criticism for two costly muffs, which wotici have rut down the score con- Seymour field Fuller 1 siderably. But the center fielder also Corcoran short stop Payne deserves no little praise for the fact Thornton that he swung on to several flies and Chech rait Hahn.pitcher Parker helped his side to cut down the score cineinnati ......3 0 8 0 2 1 1 1 of the pork-choppers.

Fortune favored Tennessee 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 HH i him in that he had an opportunity of Home runsSeymour and Steinfeldt. I stetting next to more flies than any Three-base hits, ()dwell. Struck out other man in the paetures. By Chech 4, by Hahn 1, by Parker 1. Lotepeich also let two good balls pass Bargee on ballsParker 1.

empireBarthrough his bill, doing work that he nett. Time of Attendance, would have scorned in a prectice game. 600. Two strokes of bad luck simply struck him. and that was all there was to it.

After the game Coach Moffett put his Thornton did good work baekstopping men through a system of training, and also added to the interest of the which, if had been used in the game, game by chewing the rag a good deal would probably have won honors for in a jovial way. linexville. "Dummy" Payne did splendid work The rooters declared that Moffett's on short, being right there with the team of last season could have won the goods whenever needed, Grimm, on game from the Metes. third. was a favorite with the rooters.

Considering the fact that the base- Will Baker, who is married to the ball season is at present but an infant. a right field, was not called on for work the number of errors made were small. In the field, but made a shining star The pork-choppers are good fellows, I for the Volunteers by being the only but they will have to hustle to land 1 man who made a score. He knocked a where they did last yearthe third in 1 nice one between second and third and the race. get down to the first bag in good time.

The Cincinnati team left Knoxville An error of Huggins put him on the for Cincinnati Thursday night at 8:45 1 second bag. Lotsplech added to his o'clock. The team will arrive in Fork-I laurels by knocking a fly above the opolis this morning and will give an center field and the insect tipped Sey- exhibition game at Cincinnati this moues glove. This put Raker arcund afternoon. the bases and he tallied.

Now for the game with Andy Roth's The Redlegs worked automatically. bunch of Augustan's. Chech and Hahn, the pitchers, did not let themselves out. Neither did Parker, In Pinch, use ALLEN'S FOOT EASE who was advised by Moffett not to do A powder for tired, aching, swollen feet. so.

Huggins was a failure on second, All druggists, 25c. Don't accept any and Blankenship, the backstopper, substitute. made a bad muff. Corcoran, field-a captain, shortstop and good fellow, was a bright star in an otherwise somewhat YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL obscured background, His work, though he had but little. was the interesting Lexington.

April B.Virginia Mille part of the game. Katy Institute, Augusta Military The infield work, exeepting that of Academy, I. the short stop, was not mufflelently quick to put the Circles In a class hi ruscalootra, April 8.University itself. In stealing bases, the team of Alabama, Tulane university. O.

showed exceedingly poor judgment, while the hillites by their work raised Annapolis, April 3.In a well themselves a notch. played game yesterday the University I After the game Captain Corcoran was of Virginia nine defeated St. John's asked for his opillion of the work that college by a score of it to 4. had just been done. He replied: Philadelphia, April ILBaseball yes.

"The work of the Knoxville team was excellent, considering the fact that it tee4aY afternoon: le a college teem. I wilt' I had tome Philadelphia (National), hits 41, er- of those boys in my team after I had rors 2: Philadelphia (Americep) hits gotten a season's training out of them." 1, eemea 11 ktoffett said: BatteriesPitInger and DOotn; Wad- "They did all right. 'The work of dell and Barton. every man was good. They had stage UMpiresConnelly and Bauswink fright a little and that was all.

The work was good." MEMPHIS RACES. The line-up of the teams and the score Memphis, April 8.Waterside 'Arnie-by innings was as follow: ably handled by Buchanan, 'evilly di'sIs Cincinneti. Position. Tennessee. posed of his field In the Memphis club Steinfeldt 3rd base Grimm handicap at Montgomery Park yester' Huggins 2nd base Hnpe day afternoon.

Sidney C. Love came Harper let base strong In the stretch wresting the place field-Frank Baker from Hands Across. First rare, 4 1- furlongsCol, Irons. A tt I El RIVER BULLETIN. ohm .1 oho 9 'r11, 7f4 tt It 3 511 0 PR Ei 2 14 I 1 sec-17 I 7 14 furlongsWaterside, 2 to 1.

won. Sidney C. Love. 18 to 5. econd: Hands Across, 4 to 1, third.

Time. 1:85. Fifth race. 4 furlongsHustling Silk 20 to 1. won; Ossineke.

6 to 1. second; French Nun, 1.to 2. third. Time. 49- 8-4.

Sixth race, mileLogistella, 2 to 1, won; Hortensia, 12 to 1, second; Allan 7 to 1. third. Time. 1:43 1-4. 14 furlongs id Waterse 8 to 1, won.

kifinPlr Love 18 to 5. second: Hands MRS. SEXTON VERY ILL The many friends of Rev. J. T.

Sexton, the blacksmith preacher, will regret to know that his faithful wife le almost at deaths door. For more than a month he has been constantly at her bedside. He has had many calls for his services, but has had to declin them all. MRS. SEXTON VE I RY LL ton.

18 to 10. won; Draco, 8 to 2, second; Filletta, 30 to 1, third. Time, :57. Second race, 5 1-2 furlongsDishabille, 8 to 1, won; Old England, 25 to 1, second; Councilman, 1 to 2, third. Time 1:06 1-2.

Third race, 8 to 2, won; 13envolio, 6 to 5, second; R. F. Williams, 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:44 1-2. Fourth raceMemphis club handicap :8 to 10, won; Draeo, 8 to 2, on rrimok Pirating Foley's Honey and Tar.

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It eontaina no opiates and is patent for children an delicate persona. 1 I 5 Tennessee River Knoxvill i. French Broad N. Leadvale Dandridge Catlettsburg Holston 'Bluff City. Rotberwood Clinch Speen" Ferry, Vs Clinton.

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Cumberland Oap. April g.The L. ar. N. railroad in laying heavy rails on its line through hero.

The buniness of thin line having ITICTEMAP(11 so much heavier engines will also noon he on the Cumberland valley division. Maj. (1. H. Cockrell hen fininhed nig COIOntal manMon and it is a great Improvement to the city.

6 I. I. Ime "Hard Clinch' RRitting, RIVER FORECAST. The French Broad and Holston rivors are now failing at all mentione. The Tonneau.

river at Knoxville has risen nearly one foot during the past twenty-four hours and the rim continuos tAla morning. The river will attnin a stage of a feet this afternoon or evening, and during tonight will remain about etationary. The ''tido will begin to recede Sunday and during Sunday night and Monday there will bo a atoady fall. L. A.

JUDKINS, Official in Charge. Tau will need In prepare your nyetem for the coming hot weather, yet your olivine to work like clock work. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea taken this month will do the businese. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.

Ask your druggist. rn 1r I. is a. GEORGIA WOOD FIBER PLASTER always kept In stock tor quick delivery and prompt shipments. Call or write us for Information.

Ask tor our booklet. New Phone 510. As much satisfaction is what your get ks much satisfaction Is what your get 111 TENNESSEE WOOD FIBER PLASTER CO. Near Park Ave.Bridge. Knoxville.

Tenn. TO USE MARBLE IN NEVI BANK when you order whim yew Aydin Cright's Disease and Diabetes News. 2 SISOMMOIMMMENIP DIX IIDIIXIE CONTRACT CLOSED FOR THIS MATERIAL FRIDAY. Details of the Improvements to be Made, Which Begin in the Near Future. be $1,000 Worth of Solid Gold Chains Under Manufacturers Prices und I Solid Chains Gold I er Manufacturers Prices 1000 Worth TI EUL'TIS uiiruitiiiii San Francisco.

Starch ft. WS. TO the People ot Knoxville: An San Prancieco druggists acquaint," with the facts wa are aeited to to you the curabiLty of chronic -trhire and alrovsr unreasonable it may BOPM. yet la is the fact. tip to a year alo we -Sr beard of a genuine mum of chron.

laight's Disease or Diabetes recover NOW it is a common occurrence vsle city. A great diecovery hos unMod ly been made. Warty prornit people here have recovered. And percentage of efficiency ems to be high, foe there aro very few fail. reery Drug Cs.

1.1ou Drug Co. Rialto Drug CO. IC. W. Joy.

V. P. Crown A Whits Kiibourniy Phar Mae Poareana Pharmacy Dt Nola A. 0 Schmidt ihnier's Pharmacy Vivi Drug Co antraLPhannacy 1 poarmacy antreesanewbe -on; mower S1.000 worth of Solid Gold Watch mem to firet comers at seventy -eve cents es than they can be bought today et very latest, and at thee. orkas it is sear our solsotion for this is a tars In many years, and it was only by a we ars ibis to make this EXCEPTION.

BOTTLI3D BEER The use of tho beM and most pi foot hops, malt, the proporation, tho process of brewing and bottling, all the utmost oars and attntion Why net order this today? tn rLt BOTTLflD i BEER t- 1 SI.000 worth of Solid Gold Watch The use of tho boM and most poP I .0 to drat comers at seventy-five cents A less than they can be bought today et foot hops mal tho proporation, tho process of brewing and bottling, all very latest, and at these, prices it is rocelve the litenalt Cart and attention. ova, out soloction for this is a rare Why not order this today? in many ye ars, and it was only by a we are ibis to make this EXCEPTION'. i I I gl 1 LIZIII Drilfill 41,. i iittentioN Ita a. KERN, has just secured Chains for Ladies and Gentle Them, Chains will be sold per penny-weight, which is le any factory.

The Pattinms ars all the like picking up gold dollars. Coma In today and look thanes such as comes 'only lucky stroke on our part that AL offer. Chains Thi per pal any la lika chanci lucky st AL of L'ItN has just secured for Ladi and Oentiomen es lil Chains will be sold which 111 tory'. he Patterns ars all the king tra gold dollars. Drtifb In today and look such as comes 'only oke on our part that or.

The marble work in the Improvement' Iv) the Last Tennessee National bank building will be dorm by the Kvane Mot, Wm Co. The rontomft for this work wee ciceed late Friday aft Prrinnn by forank L. richer, prestelent of 'ha Mink and J. K. WIllard.

uporintendrett of the marble son pany. Tenneasom marble will be toted almost carinsively hi 'hits work and the coal will run Into thoueende, Marble will Osumi tetY extensively In the Anishings Ns' the banking room A seven foot Marble wainscoting will Patent' around the entire Iiihrty of the bents. while the courtiers will he of mar. hie. sod one half feet high.

Above this sill be brooms grill work the same height. The 11 ling for the floor will probably be of marble alms, though Mho mot determinist. olinother confrect will probably be ens. ent by the bank today. Proait lent.

V. le Irt.t, la neuritis on this now and the ihdicatione are that it will in through as rontemplated. Thie contrect la for all the dIstur for the counting swim anti Mom The Robert Mitchell rurnilure ca of Cincinnati .101 PrnbablY Nkolvs the contract, which will 1110 anigght tO everet thoueend dollars. Tha Mitchell smeripanr. end three entn.

Petttiwa. have heel representative byre eit of thia week littering with the batik vitriol an the nature contract. Friday afternoon three of the roncerne were eliminated from the frostiest. leaving the geld c.tier tor tho Miteheil comheny. The only delay how In closing is in justify getalle of estimate, etc.

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