The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 6

THE KASITVTLLE AMERICAN SATURDAY MOKNTN'Q OCTOBER 22 1893 8 Diminutive La Cheviot Mark Miles POINTERS FOR DRUGGISTS 4 Hlrallue Kentucky Colonel Lady THE FIRST TENNESSEE LIGHT ATTENDANCE Dr Whftraore Representing Lindsay 6 Ben Holiaday Jefferson Thomas Cat 6 The WMintr Peat or Mazarine De- canter l'urlte Dnvln Co Make Statement Grouing BUDD THE WINNER A'v 10 WAJT CAPTUBE BELLE 3IEADB HAXDICAI AXO SOlTUKRJf Tl'liF" TROPHY Whitmore and LL repre ORDERS FOR DISCHARGE! WILL DISAGHEEABLE WEATHER AND Oi Horlcm scntlng the scientific department of Parke is the recoRiilsed omblerfl of tti championship After the match Irby Bonnett who did such spier old work yissu-rday will meet Gilbert In a Jnatch at twenty-five live birds The comlltlou on which Mr Bennett meets Gl'tort is tLat the latter shall use a Wlnchet-ter pump gun the as Bennett net all the lime At the conclusion of the Bello Meado handicap yoterday Oen Jackson on behalf of Iho Southern Turf presented Mr Budd with the handsome tilver lovlug cup In a few appropriate words Tho cup was Sited to the brim with sparkling cham- UFDICE THKI ItEGIMRXT TO 1 George Lee Double Dummy Nannie Davis Co manufacturing druggists of HEAVY THACKS IXTFH KURB WITH THE KACIG Detroit who baa been in the city for the L's Sister 2 Rio Chlco Judge Wofford Facade past few days left for Detroit last night O'Conncll Montgomery or High Test after havng completed his work here lib I LAST TO LEAVE FOR MANILA BOOKMAKERS FEEL'THE EFFECT The object of Dr Whitmore' visit to AN OUTSIDER BETTING this city was to look after the difficulties Donna Ktta 4 Found David Tenny Dr Sheppard 5 Plantain Great Bend Elidad 6 No selections into which local druggists and druggists of the State had fallen with the revenue department in regard to the new stamp pagno and by request Jackson pro- Although Tbls la True tbe Men Ex Such is the sad condition of so trany men of our day aod generation At 30 they feel 60 at 40 they feel 60 and it 50 or 60 when they should be in Uia very prime of life they are almost ready for the pra've The fire of youth has pone out the fountain of vitality is exhausted Premature old agel No matter what brought it on the one thing to do is to get young again Don't lose your grip on life There are yet many Happy Golden Years for yon if you onlv get help You can get it from the eminent experts DR HATHAWAY A CO who have lifted np enough fallen men to make an army Their treatment will restore to you what vnn Iiava voile nreoions manhood It stODB posed (he Bret toast which was to tbe MOVERS PUNISHMEXT Betting Hrons Off at All the Tracks the Grent 2-Year-Old Bringa 13000 Tlithray Get Second Day of the Bl Bhoot Bring Bad To-nny' Pro peet to lie En Ronte Nov 5 ftoflsrr on Trial future success of all who had participated tax law aa applied to their goods Last right Dr Whitmore gave out in and helped to make the tournament the MMt IHntthevra Inflict on Phlladet fihla Toinnir Hyaa gramme Winds I'p the UTBt great success it has been Own Jackson proposed tbe toast in bis usual happy NEW YORK Oct Matty Matthews Of Brooklyn to-night got tbe decision over statement aa to the effect of the law on the drug trade and rules for the guidance of druggists in determining for theraselve what goods are taxable The following was given out by Dr Whitmore and concurred CINCINNATI Oot The last race af style and Mr Qutruby cf New York re SAN FRANCISCO Oct One hundred and sixty-seven members of sponded Followlrg' him came toasts from the First Tennessee Regiment hava beeji (OR HATHAWAY) approved for discharge under recent order In by Revenue Agent Ingram: No drug is taxable from the War Department The order cov Any drug 1 taxable If it baa a patent ered three undeveloped boys men trademark: registered or made exclu with families dependent upon then) and un sively aa the proprietary product of one Tommy Ryan of Philadelphia in the thirteenth 'round of what was to have been a 25-round affair at catch weights While Ryan did some clever work and landed several hard blows in the seventh round bringing Matthews to his knees In the tenth Matthews hooked his left heavily on the Jaw and smashed it to the stomach very hard making Ryan groggy Ryan's left eye was closed tightly when he came up for the eleventh round and be bled freely from the mouth and nose In the twelfth desirable members concern or if its label contain directions for use of the public Those suggested and approved! for dta charges and the class in which they ap A general rule for a druggist to deter r- all unnaturaldrain8 and discharges and gives perfect and permanent power to the sexual organs It makes tbe blood rich and pure the flesh firm the muscles solid and the nerves strong and steady brightens the brain and dispels all despondency In short it builds tip the Physical and Mental as well as the Sexual Man and prepares him for the pleasures and duties of sturdy manhood Varicocele Gonorrhoea Stricture Syphilitic Blood Poison and all Private and Venereal Diseases and Weaknesses of Men scientifically treated and permanently cured Write if you cannot call Free book Frct private consultation Perfect cures guaranteed Office hours 9 to 13 and 3 to 5 and 7 to mine when a preparation is taxable might peered will not be made public until the be stated as follows: When it Is not Secretary of War orders their discharge Those suggested will probably be dls In the latter round Ryan's guard was Ineffective as Matthews landed frequently patent nor has a registered trademark or if the literature on ihe label is so worded as to furnish Information to tho laity so that they can use the preparation without charged within a week That will leave the regiment with less than 1000 mem Ryan was very tired when tbe thirteenth 9 Sundays 3 to no Only Address" bers seeking the advice of members of the med round began and Matthews punUAed him leal or pharmaceutical profession severely Ryan's seconds tnrew up the To-day tho men received pay for the Fluid extracts elixirs syrup medicinal DOCTOR HATHAWAY GO 30 CIICRCH KTKEKT Chamber Commerce HWg I NA6 llVlLllt: TCNV month of September Although the Ten sponge after this round had gone one minute and forty-eight seconds wines pill soluble elastic capsule hard Charles tV Budd of De Molne ta won tbe Bell Meade Handicap yesterday Budd was a "chance" bat was almost overlooked In both the pooling and betting on tbe big event of (he shoot but hi work yesterday stamps him as cue of the coolest and most collected marksmen that ever faced a trap Where others got -excited and shot in the wildest aor of fashion the Des Moines man remained cool throughout and made the most difficult shots without a flicker Not only did Budd win first money in the big handicap but be also carried off the handsome silver loving cup offered to the winner by the Southern Turf This Is an emblem of which the winner may well be proud and one that he can exhibit In the future as a trophy of his prowess with the gun with feelings of the greatest pride The shooting yesterday morning began In a cold drizzle and though the rain ceased about noon yet the weather remained cloudy and disagreeable throughout the day As an indication of what might be expected In the Belle Meade Handicap nearly all who were to participate in the event took part in a preliminary shoot early in tbe morning andevery man made a most creditable record It was nearly 11 o'clock Latonla to-day was run in the dark The day was a very disagreeable one and only a small crowd was on band The betting was light and the track deep In mud Results: First race selling Mitt Boy-kin 3 to 1 won Fremont second Stanza third Time I2114 Second race 5 furlongs Galathee 4 to 5 won Volandle second Pat Garrett third Time 1:13 Third race selling 1 eo Lake 1 to 2won Harry Shannon second Buy-dam third Time 1:505 Fourth "race selling 6 furlongs--Osrlc II 8 to 5 won Full Hand second McFar-land II third Time 1:21 Fifth race selling 6 5 to 2 won Norma Taylor second Plccola third Time 1:07 Sixth race telling 6 Damo cles 1 to 2 won Mazeppa second Annie third Time En trie (or To-Day First race selling 1 Ben O'Fal-lon Herman Dutch Bard Mellle Jack Hayes 97 Violin 98 Mordecai Trocha 99 Fremont Peggy Haco Gomes 100 1 Second race selling 1 Yakima Lecila Pat Garrett D3 Prima Vera 95 Favorsham 96 Garrabrant 96 Florissant 98 Old Fox The Grinder 101 Father Knell Maymo Volandles Hub Pratherd04 Estabrooks 109 Third race sellirg 1 Astor nessee regiment will be the last to leave San Francisco it is expected to be 00 the filled capsules specialties of anybody make medicated lozenges glyceroles dl gestive ferment tablet trituarates com way to Manila by Nov 6 BURDEN OF ITS IRK JIM DUCKWORTH pressed tablets empty and filled capsules are not taxable unless they contain litera Roawer la CVmrt ture which 1 Information for the public BAN FRANCISCO Oct Walter Ros No pharmaceutical preparation bought prior to July 1 should be taxable unless ier the Tennessee Hospital Steward who CHAJfGED COXDITIOXS 1ST XEWLY 1 killed Henry Hlldebrand a civilian on old at retail OKE-CEriT-fl-WORD Wants For Sale For Rent Etei rale en rent word each Insertion Positively no ndrertlsement taken over th telephone pt 13 appeared In Judge Wallace's court 'After an extended interview with Col ACQUIRED TERRITOR AFFECT THE EPISCOPAL CHIHCII Ingram a gentleman who has been to-day for arraignment on a charge of niSfriic At the request of the defense In the revenue work for thirty-four years- the matter waa continued until next Fri day when Rosser will plead said Dr Whitmore "I am advised that no retail druggist will be disturbed by any of his revenue officer In any way that will RESPONSIBILITY IS INCREASED MOOXSIUXER IS QIIET 1 retard the commercial progress of bis busl wasted ui an siyiea 1 ness and the druggist need not be uneasy on this point Col Ingram further advises Committee to Consider the Subject Moantainrcra at Knoxrllle Chory of DEL-1 nrA crriApi First-class alecve MARGE 213 North Vine ANTHONY col me that wherever and whenever his offl cers find a preparation they consider tax the Soldier Bays HVNTSV1LLE Ala Oct (Special Who Is Still One of Charlotte Of Makes Report to the Convention at WahlnstonA Judicial System Howitzer Eleanor Holmes 96 Odatchle 98 Kathle May 99 Ray 100 Amateur able they- will simply report thi prepare The presence of bo many toldters here has Boarders for large front rooms with every convenience S04 High oc6 eod tf America's Beat Shots tion to hi office after which he says he had a peculiar (fleet upon the moonshiners 103 Artturus 105 Garnet Ripple 106 will tax tha matter upwlth the druggist who are attending United States Court nd It it is found to be taxable under the Fourth race the Kentucky Central Stakes 1 Miss Patron 107 Rockland Shinfane 110 The Ktntucklan 121 The Three gentlemen for nice furnished rooms and board: also day bnarders at il2 North Summer street oct213t Col Antbcny Messrs Gilbert Heiks EI liott and others all appropriate to tbe oc caslon Gen Jackson then celled on Ike John Heretofore during the criminal weeks of the court 'he moonshlnrs have held high carnival They usually moved about In for dress and wear Many lines for big and little folks at oreatlv law be will so notify the said druggist' THE WEATHER Barrister 123 Fifth race selling 2 Doncslla droves and raw the sights rpeervlng com' son manager of the Southern Turf characterizing him as one of the most liberal tneut until tty returned to their moun whon the thirty-two starters in the big race began their work Gilbert the favorite started out like a "sure thing" but fell down on his twenty-first bird after killing straight up to that time When the twenty-five birds had been shot out it found Budd Quimby Rattle Dubray Ful-ford and Fanning tied with twenty-five straight kills each Tbe tied men in order to decide to whom first money and the cup should go shot a miss and out event at Ave live birds this to be followed by another miss and out at the same number of birds until the winner should be decided Fanning was the first man to fail going out on1 one of the hardest birds of the day Quimby fell out next and was coon followed by Rattle whose real name WANTED-'Flrst-cInns shlpplni? clerk one experienced In hardware preferred Address HARDWARE? care of American office giving reference and amount of salary required None but experienced men need apply oct213t Official Forecast for To-Dsy by 9 tain homes where arotu a Jug of "raoun Jamboree 94 Ideal Beau 97 Elusive 99 Barton 107 Jacf Bradley 109 Sixth race selling 1 mile Aunt Mag M'ASHINGTON Oct The increased rcfj-onsiblllties of the Episcopal Church arising through the charged conditions of Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii end the Philippines was presented to tbe general convention to-c'ay in tbe report of a special committee appointed lo consider the condition tf the affairs In these outlying islands As to Hawaii the joint committee reported that the rtatus was not a simple tain dew" they related to wondering Weedier Borcon AYuahinalon For Tennessee and Fair pre friends their experience with red whisky gie Tole Simmons 96 The Doctor S( Lyllis 101 Virgie 102 Oalllvant Joe ling fakirs ni electric lights ceded by rain in eastern portion warmer in central and western portions westerly Shelby 103 Donation 104 Albert Vale 106 To pay cash for notes cottages 0 and toU TERRY'S AGENCY 407 tnioa jjrfces tO ITiaka and public- spirited men in the country Mr Jobrson responded in a few well chosen words" feasts were also respondej to ty Irby Bennett Henry Brown Col Courtney end ethers All were unanimous In the opinion that nowhere had they been treated with such generous hospitality and consideration as they had been at beautiful Pelle Meade by (len Jackson and the members of the Belle Meade Gun Club Maritime ill winds But this is all changed now By daylight in tho morning tho isually festive moonshiner has arisen and may be found in the back yard of his boarding house For Fair except rain followed room for Winter stock MAXCEL BIIIXS 1504)0 one owing to Joint action with the Church by clearing weather near the coast much FOR SALE ratiently awaiting his reakfast Boon af of England which had been entered upon cooler in-eastern portion brisk westerly Sold at Mortia Pcuk Where Raelns FOR Thnt Woodland street home winds by agreement with the lato Bishop of ter the mornirg meal be goes quietly to the Oovermnent building and refuge M'mu Mediocre For Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana Callforina Without expressing an opin cosy like a bird's nest: going to sell It now I tbe time to see It Wby not be tbe early bird yourself? TERRY'S AGENCY NEW YORK Oct It was cheerless on the second floor where be remains until Fair rising temperature fresh north Notes of the Day A feature of every day has been ion as to tbe ult'inate church work in Ha the at Mortis Park to-day and the attendance John Ramage Son court ounvenes When court adjourns he winds becoming variable wall-as a pert of the Utlted States the was small one of the season's I OR Or will trade for Nashville home returns to bis lodgings and goes to bed and aesume some debt: 225 acres 40 miles Loral Temperature Yesterday soon after euprer best 2-year-olds was sold to-day at private (ale to A ft Morris for I1S000 out 200 cultivating well Improved liuOO commltteo rocomnrended that gocd faith required a confeience with the Church of t'ngland before entering upon independent Now tben you have been promising you White Frost waa also sold to Stephen vlfe a farm Show your grit and get it barbecue dinner If the matches are finished early enough to-day there will probably be some extra events put on Rolia Heikes shoots a Winchester repeater and simply to see htm handle his gun is worth the trip to Belle Meade Tbe leenn for the apparent reserve on the part of the moonshiner is a dread of conflict with the soldiers One was heard to remark: "I seen a wholo rigimont of St-vndford and brought $7500 Results: TERRY'S AGENCY First 1 ace furlongs Floraline 40 to Hour 1H Hour bK Hour llei 6 am 41 11am (0 lpi It 7am 42 42 43 Sam 41 I pm 43 -i 43 9 am 4i pm 41 7 pm 43 IPs IB 3 45 I work Concerning Porto Rico ths committee re FOR $181X1 easy terms gets 2-story 1 won: Fairy Dale second Emma Nora 8 room brick big lot best cloao in situa provost grtrda and tbut they wui artcr me an' I'm goin' to bed" When a Cor ported that the existing political social third Time lMhi Second raca selling 6 furlongs Gate and religious conditions were such as to tion North pavements water gas every thing comfortable Think of It! Wake up poral's squad passes him on the street he Look our way for homes and Investments will turn and watch them until they turn 3 to 5 won: Golden Days second Helen Thomas third Time 1:11 Comparative Onta for Oet 21 TERRY'S AGENCY 4071 union a corner and then make a straight dash for warrant inir-edlate action there There is a church at Ponce under the direction of the Church of England and the committee wjj! informed by Unlttd EtaUs army Third race 1 Swiftmas 7 to his boarding bouse FOR Easy terms pretty newly paint won Sensational secotd Warrenton third Time 1:42 4 5 rooms Poutfiweat io its nome SUFFERED DEATH It hangs low Most any persimmon pole can officer that there was no cbjec-tion to turn Fourth race 6 furlongs Cormorant 1 to reach it Try your TEKKY AGENCY Ing over this church to the American Yossg Ueateiutnt Aeplden tally 3 won Maalius second Claroba third Time 1 12 PUBLIC SPEAKING Host Denton McMUllaw Springfield Tuesday Oct 25 Woodbury Wednesday Oct 24 Sparta Thursday Oct 27 Gallatin Friday Oct 28 Dresden Saturday Oct 29 Covington Monday Oct 31 Trenton Tuesday Nov 1 Prownsville Wcdnepday Nov 1 Bolivar Tburslay Nov 1 Henderson Friday Nov 4T' Jat-kson Saturday Nov 5 Pulaski Monday Nov 7 Hon Tkna William and Han Si Mrliesnle Democrntle oml nee far Hnllroml Cniuniissloner Covington Saturday Oi 22 Newbern Monday Oct 24 Union City Tuesday Oct 3L Sparta Thursday Oct -7 Murtrecsboro Friday Oct 2S Slielbyvllle Saturdny 29 Fayettcvllle Monday Oct 31 Franklin Tuesday Nov 1 Columbia Wednesday Nov Springfleid '1 uursdav Nov FOR RUN DLE CO 313 Cedar St Church "It is reported" the report pro hoots Himself at Knosvllle will sell to-day at 10 clock bedroom suits Temperature I i 73 51 lis!) 55 41 66 18 17 7 49 H3 IS1I8 47 39 13 Fifta race 1 1-16 Peep O'Day 2 12 CAMP POLAND KNOXVILLE Oct 21 wararobes tables chairs stoves etc ceeds "that tho educated elawes have broken sway from the Church of Rome and to 1 won Handsel second Macy third Lieut Scott of Company Third Time 1 FOR A grade Jersey cow 1 in fresh Capt Andy Meaders says ten men can ht picked from the crack shots here who can defeat any other ten men in the world One of Gen Jackson's toasts yesterday wa: "Here is 'eham-paln' to our real friends and real 'pain' to our 'sham' friends" Several of the visiting shooters left last nliht for Louisville to participate In the bit shoot which begins there next Thursday for three days Billy Eilinion was a sick man yesterday too ill In fact to anywhere near do himself Justice He hopes to be in good shape to pbpot Heikes for the championship today 1 A party of gentlemen who drove out yesterday in one of Wiles Karsh's funeral carriages amused themselves by "guying" Charley Marks for allowing himself to be passed on the road by them Irby Bennett has done some great shoot milk Inquire at MRS PROVILLARD'3 Sixth race selling 1 mlle Peat 3 to 1 are antagonistic to its priesthood" The comrjtte proposed a resolution Ncnh Carolina Repinwnt suffered death to-night as a rerult of a pistol wound which was inflicted presumably by acci corner Vauxhall and Demoubreun streets wot Charentus second Knight of the Gar ter third Time 1:42 that missionary work begin In Porto Rico FOR A rare chance to Invest 13500 dent Scort was one of I he most popular In One business property Vtell rented oificers of thiB regiment of colored soldiers Norms! temp this tlate (lb year 5M decrees after conference with the Bishop of An tigua Entries for To-Day FIr3t race Autumn Steeplechase 3 pays 9 per cent net over taxes and in His remains will be shipped to his former surance Address CHANCE American The conditions in Cvha th committee home Asheville Russell Harrison 135 Trillion 145 Royal Scarlet 135 Baby Bill 133 FOR Central business propert cheap Deficiency lor the day 10 oeuree Ete oiuoe Hrt of the month aeicrees Kxce mice Jin 1 543 ueitfwj Normal DreoiB thlt ilate yesrs) 0" iuchtu Fioess tor the day 71 inches Kicesi mure tlrsl of in moBto 1 3S inchet reported were practically the Fame as in Por'o Rico Some help had been given already to the Cubans by the church mis Second race 6 furlongs Warrenton 130 at 17000 4 cash balance 1 year at a per cent good tenant Address A this Col Orvenleaf the Asklstant Surgeon General iit-pectej the division hospital to-day Ho expressed Mnself as believing it to bo an Ideal site for a military rendez office St Callatlne 125 Miss Miriam 117 Blar-ntystone 116 Marslan 115 Geisha 112 Diminutive 112 Armament 111 Acus'nla 108 sionary society In view of the desirability Toul nlnce Jan 1 innnej Eiceino Jan i 2 62 lncbes of full Information tho committee recom FOR No 79 "National Cash Register vous for r'ck BOlc-iers He will conclude Tvrian 106 Oen Maceo 104 Takanassee all latest Improvements in good condition mended the Joint commlasioa to consider his inspection of this camp to-morrow cost CM will sell at half price Apply at Weather data recorded for tbe St hours end 108 Col Frank Nye of the coTunisiary 212 Public Square octl8eodtf ing al 7 pm Oct SI bv Mr mil LaKin al dctartment with headquarters at Hunts hi bom five miles north ct tne city: Highest temperature 69 dejrriiei Lowesttemperature 34 decrees FOR RENT CHARLIE MARKS One of Nashville's Crack t-'hots nnd Also One of the "Cleverest Fellows on Earih" ville Ala i here to-day In conference with MaJ David Hemphill relative to tmrplics for this camp Cel Nye will let a large contract for commissary supplies Meantrimwratura 47 dricrws FOR 5-room brick West End $1250 Hon Tirnnilon and Cen 1m Ckroft Sparta Saturday Oct 22 Rig Sandy Monday Oct 24 Erin Tuesday Oct 25 Cookevllle Thursday Oct 27 Livingston Friday Oct 2 Celina Saturday Oct 29 Rutler's Landing Saturday nlg-ht Oct 29 Cainesboro Monday Oct 31 Granville Monday night Oct Jl Chestnut Mound Tuesday Nov 1 Elmwood Tuesday night Nov 1 Carthrge Wednepdsy Nov 2 Dixon Springs Wednesday nlgbt Nov 1 Hartsvllle Thursday Nov 8 Castallan Springs Friday Nov 4 Gallatin Saturday Nov 8 Preoinltatlou 105 inches 6 rooms Douglas avenue $20 6 rooms Berry $1250 rooms Joseph $1250 TERRY'S Summary of Observation for the trcc-ps at Knoxvi'le and Huntsville ct 31 tho fuicject The committee also pointed out that attention nirat be given to Cuba not orly as a possession of the United States but as as- an independent self governing country Concerning Hayii Mexico Brazil and ether countries it was recom'nended that the increased responsibilities be submitted to a Joint commission of three bishops 'breo clergymen and tlree laymen The leiort caused a controversy Ths California and Oregon deputies are to receive Immediate work ro'ntlng out that the postponement might lead to serious re eults The committee recommendations AGENCY 40TH Union Mud at Weather bureau utations at Oot ing during the tournament He has killed every bird be has shot at in the las two days although he has had the misfortune in los) several by their falling out of bounds All rf the local marksmen have "done themselve prourl" during tbe tournament Acklen Ellieton Gerst L-gler Marks Norton Meadt-rs Bennett and others have done splendid work and their friends are proud of them Col Acklen was in grand form yesterday and nclhing hut the very hardest sort of Imk prevented him from being in at the 1-aih on the big handicap Hp scored tvmty-four straight killa and his twenty-fifib bird fell J'jst a few feet out of bounds 21 FOR Store bouse with dwelling at Gov Buphnell of Ohio and party who have inspected the Ohio regiments at tached on Odar street near McCreary good stand for dry goods and groceries Camp 1-cland loft for home to-day" Tb Governor was royally entertained and ex Apply SAM HIRSCH care The Palace oct20thfrsamo4U pressed Hnwedf a highly pleased with the Third race 4 mile Water Girl 97 Di-Llnutlve 102 Fiances Booker 97 Cabelera 103 Wlldairs 97 Ben Viking 100 Mark Miles 111 Terdrerse 104 Gold Mine OT King's Pride 101 Lachevlot 97 Neuherger 95 Rapldan 97 Handcuff 109 Arita 101 Passe Partout 9S Merry Heart 104 Fourth ra'e White Plains Handicap Ellipse Counsellor Weinberg 111 Lady Lindsey 111 Hiiee 110 Acushla 104 Tbe Rcse 10ft McLeod of Dare 10S Dr Eichbers 112 Ethelbert 123 Bangor 105 Autumn 121 Manuel 120 Hlmtine 114 Mr Clay 97 Kentucky Colonel 123 Filigrane 119 Toltica 115 I Fifth race Morris Tark Handicap 24 Thomas Cat 97 Ben Holiaday Twinklrr 92 Sailor King 108 Latsou 104 Whietling Con 94 Ben Eder 104 Jefferson 94 Sixth race 1 Black Dude 100 At-lantus 94 Oxnard 91 The Winner 100 Peat IK) Marsian Manafsss 103 Premier 97 Ameer 106 Nana 100 Decanter 94 Mazarine Flaxspinner 91 Blarneystone 91 Hanwell 103 conditions at the camp ConrC-VI rllnl Afiproved AUEKTS WAXTED MANUFACTURER want 1 general agents in finally were upheld nd its several resolutions adopted SAN FRANCISCO Oct Gen Mer- every county to appoint local agents and Anotg the proposltlors Adopted were place goods with all horsemen farmers etc: 200 per cent profit: exclusive territory riam has approved the following court-martial sentences: Firat Sergeant William Prull Com thise discontinuing further revision nf the HFOHTITVK tJOSMP HUNTER CO Racine Wis oct8sat4t hymnal: agreeing to further conference pany First New York Regiment to be AGENTS and branch managers salary or commission HUNTER TAILORING with the Blthops on final dato cf adjourn Lwnt and establishing a special committee to report on the questicn of a standard Bible is EblesiEor of New Albany Ind Fulford shooting from the 31-yard line was the next to go leaving Budd and Dubray to fight it out In the e-cond five birds iludd won having not missed a Bln-Kle bird all day while Dubray failed on two in tbe last tbe second and the fifth The detailed tore of yesterday's big event follows: BELLE MEADE HANDICAP Gry (30) 1 2 2 2111222212121 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 Hallowell (30) 12222212 1 12011222 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2-21 I'allls (20) 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 I 2 (-2M Eiilott (31) 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1m 2 1112 11 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 McMurchy (30) 122 1 2 2 2 2 211122 1 21 2 110 2 12 24 Fanning (3D 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 111 Arthony (30) 122 2 2 If 2 2 211121122 2 1 2 2 2 1 Chase (2) 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 12 1112 2-23 Heikcs (31) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 () 'i o'4 Legler 2S) 12 112112 11 1 2 11112 1 112 0 2 1 2 -21 Dupont (2J) 212111111212122) 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 1-24 CeBow (291 1111211111121221 112 111 1 1-24 Gtrst (2S) 2 2 2 111 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1-24 Acklcn (2fl) 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 24 SHIRT CO Cincinnati Jyl0eodf0t HON HENRY WATTERSONS Illustrated Tbe establishment of the general feat reduced to the ranks and to forfeit fifteen days' pay for disobedience of orders and using abusive language Private Harry Dentschbeln Company same regiment to be confined at hard labor under charge of post guard at Honolulu for one month and to forfeit 10 for disobedience of orders and using obscene language Private "History of Spanish-American War com ures of a judicial fystem for the church 'I -I 51 35 i I stit05 I T- r- a '-5 NASHVILLE 41 4 fn'cioudy Memphis 4i (KilUoudy ChatunooK 44 -Oil Raining Charloite 114 IOCloudy Atlanta 41 i NW Montonicrv ft S'W OiiCloudy Jacknnilie 74 0 08 Cloudy Sew Orleans 54 SW OOjClear Galveston 40 SW vjClet AhileM 60 00('l-ar Ainarillo hi Viekstnint 4 Bi SW wil't cloody Lltil Kook 44 52 cmjClear Cairo 4S 44 O-i Cloudy St Louis 42 14 OiiRainlng CinciBnti 4 52 lXtatiiinic IMltelmrc SE ffl Rainine Wasbin'Hon 1)4 Raining New York 51 MarquHtie 41 IS NW 0i Raining Chlcaito 42 44 jRiniiig St Paul (U it NW ICIouilv Bitmsrck St SW OiiCiar North Platte 41 50 NW OOcitar Omaha 38 NW OJIC'ouUy Kau-iasCitv 40 40 SW Cloudy DiHlireCity SS 46 SW Oklahoma 44 M) OO-Clear plete authentic For terms address A TIONAL PUn CO Lakeside building Chi cago cams up on tne consideration or article 9 of the proposed revlficn of the constitu Hon Baptlat Woodbury Saturday Oct 22 Winchester Monday Oct 24 Ccwan Monday Oct 24 night PUteville Tuesday Oct 25 night Dunlsp Wednesday Oct is Tullahoms Thuraday Oct 27 night Wartrace Friday Oct 28 Bellbuckle Friday Oct 28 night Lynchburg Saturday Oct 29 Centreville Monday Oct 81 College Grove Tuesday Nov 1 Hlltsboro Wednesday Nov Spring Hill Thursday Nov 1 Lynnville Friday Nov 4 rulaski Saturday Nov 5 Huntingdon Monday Nov Cnirrriinnn Galnea Erin Tuesday Oct 28 Dover Thursday Oct 27 Bumpass Mills Friday Oct 28 Cumberland City Saturday Oct Linden Monday Oct 81 Perryville Monday night Oct 3L Cmctfer Tuesday Nov 1 Paris Tuesday night Nov 1 VcKeniie Wednesday Nov Gravel Hill Thursday Nov Trenton Friday Nov 4 Alamo Saturduy Nov 5 liustburg Monday Nov 7 Waverly Monday night Nov AT HARLEM tion As prerented the article provides John Albert Company same regiment FEMALE HELP WANTED courts for tryits Bishops rrtebytrs and ileuccns courts of review -nd an ultimats court of apreols to couiioVr questions of to be coufined at hard labor under charge of a post guard at Honolulu for thirty LADIES to embroider we send work to your home prepaid send addressed envelope for days for disobedience of orders doctrine faith or worship Tbe main White Front Sell tor a nigf A lull Medina Sohpil tiled for nbet-liiiid I'uik AVhite Front by Irctiols 'lam Wlld-! fluwrr Ly Mr Piikuick bred rn 1 raced by Oar-lnrr Jr was sold yesterday to i Si Panford Son of Aster for As a 2-year-obl White Frost won r-iew ber winnings amouctinR to $5-' At 3 years f)ip vcn tLe Kentucky iho c-innati k--y Club Oaks 1 five ether races one of vhich was at a In 1 Phe won in purses and stak ihiit year $12000 I In hrr first start this sesven White I I'rcst iin a mile In 1 i'JVt at Washington I i'liik won the Merchants' Handicap at i cit tolds tho Withers nlle rev-i in i Morris Park having covered that i cour-v in 1 i'4 c-Ti-yiug pounds Mer vim Si i- year haw nnioimted to $'- 'in miliic: a total of 420 2X em nlngs dur-i ing her ra Ihk freer of three years I The in innrti Emiulrcr sayf t'rat Sec-i retary l'rniiT of the Canadian cir one niece of embroidery with prices paid it our terms or work are not to your liking Proceed to Manila SAN FRANCISCO Oct Gen Merrl- criticism was directed (gainst tie clause providing that Blehops fhaJl be by "Hinhops only" The claure was retained you mav return at our expense steady work and good pay EMPIRE EMUROIDERY after much C'scurslrn crd a vote WORKS 23 Duane street New York cct16 7t am has ordered the following officers and men to proceed to the Philippines on the transport Indiana which will sail in about a week: Col Frederick Funston Majs The Houfre cf Bishop? ixrotd on a com PEItSOXAL Frank Whitman and Wilder 8 Metcalf Surgeon John A-Jlsfter Assistant Surgeon HOW Doctors Dentists Lawyers competent Honry A Smith Quartermaster Walter undergraduates can soon graduate Sox 1VQ Includes raio hail sieet and melted enow Indicate tmpunt too smiill to measure DATE OfBdal In Charg Hull Chaplain John Schlieman Regi Chicago oct22satuth9t mental non-commissioned staff and band MISCELLANEOUS mittee of five Bishops to prepare a code of canons for mlfwiomrj' dielr'ct The election of a Bishop for Asheville was put eft until to-morrow At the afternoon ession of the House of Deputies the work of reviplng the constitution was completed b' the adoption of article 9 rflitlng to touts for the trial of ecclesiarttcal offends The deputies disposed of the question of marriage and divorce for this peneral convention hy adopting a re solution creating a epecial committee of tbirtwn members to whom are referred ths ntlrc subject wilh instructions to report prior to the 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 112121212121211 2 2 11112 2 23 22O2222C202122212 0 0 Out i-2'' 2222222222 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 -24 11222222 0 12221122 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 2-23 22 222 212022222222 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 2-23 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2-2c" 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 I 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 -24 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 A PARTY with small capital can easily make Hon A Wixxlartl Fprlncfleld Tuesday Oct 2S Cookevllle Thursday Oct 27 Livingston Friday Oct 28 Celina Saturday Oct 29 Calncfboro Monday Oct Jl Lebanon Tuesday Nov 1 Tracy City at night Wednesday Nov 1 McMinnvllle Thursday Nov Sparta Friday Nov 4 Lynchburg Saturday Nov Pulaski Monday Nov 7 nnd companies I Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry and six privates of the hospital corps making a total of thisiy-one officers and 750 enlisted men $3000 a year in lignt manufacturing goods staple: large profits call see goods and M'eather Cool nnd tle Trnolt Slow Hie Cnnriltlnns CHICAGO Oct Results at Harlem: Weather cool track slow: First race 6 furlongs Teutons 8 to 5 won JihIkp Wofford second La Josephine third Time 123j Second race l-j furlongs to 1 won: Mistral II Eecond Sunburst third Time 1 47 Third race Uj George Lee 7 to 5 won Winslow second Clay Pointer third Time 2M'- Fourth race 1 mile Great Bend to 5 won Donna Rita second Ttmemaker third Time 1:5412 Fifth racp 5 Josephine 5 to 1 won: Sea Lion second Doreroua third Time Sixth race 6 furlongs Fred Broens 5 to 2 won Surmount second Peg Parks third Time 125 Knlrlt-a for To-Day First race selling 1 miles Pinar del Rio 9S IVnsoroso S9 Hampden 92 Nannie L's Sister 95 Overland 95 Pitfall 98 Double Dummy Vice Regal 100 Sunburst lii'l George Iee 93 Second race 1 mile PoDchatula Judse Wottord 90 Falsetto Jr Facade Major Rill Charlo Mountain Dew Rio Chico 93 Third race handicap: 5 furlongs Rio Chico Boney Boy 95 Billy MaBon High Te ion Donna-Rita 107 O'Conncll 113 Montgomery 117 Koitrth race Cicero Stakes 1 mile Hut mi 92 David Tenny DunO! Boanerges in Dr Sheppard 108 Fifth race 1mile Exquisite 82 Moch is arraiK'n? for a fall race meeting at Cumberland f'aik tc Immedlatety follow tie WiTi's'ir now in progress atpl wbii-h c'k to-'iy If iliis is true it means that rm-'i will beiin her soma time next rk ljnaubinery room 27 Utopia Hotel No fake Wheeler Ianoe Orders HUNTSVILLE Ala Oct O-m Shrewd reliable man wanted In Quimby (2S1 Rice (27) Ncrton (27) tlllert (31) Tarker llirncliy 2" lhidd (311' Courtney 2S) Ycmg 2" Ilubray t2M l'utllB i-'11" Flhstor CM Fulford (31i Mradcrs (Ipnlji (2 Trimble (2?) every locality Act under orders No ex Wheeler has issued an order directing perience needed Writ" the CO-OPERATIVE 1 I 2 2 2 2 2 W0 IiETEUTIVK AUaMi jvaenviiie lenn Inclose stamp for reply oct22to nol 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 2 2 2 '111112 2 2 12 12 2 12 Sen tor II Tnrley' Mulloy Sumner County Saturday Oct 21 Shelbyville Monday Oct 114 Petersburg Tuesday Oct 25 Waverly Saturday Nov 8 Winchester Monday Nov 7 Hon Georjce AV Sntton Chestnut Ridge Moore County Saturday gauge and falling Weatner cloudy Th DC'i-nhue 11 I'nilmlt Ipliia pitchT cnne near ni-ing il-ioimh the utlire si son cf 1S9S witbout a rXl itih On the very not to the la-ft lay Tf tbe elsln he f(fi1cl lis rmiPl hy nicking two wild pilrhes nlti fitFl cf the season Chief of Police Involved riMSHV Nile ()t The Jurv in tbe 2 I 2 0 StagfcS up on time River 46 feet and rising The river at dark last night was rising next general convention The Fishops at their afternoon -erslon Hcrned to the report and resolutions already before the deputies elating to Cuba Hawaii Porto R'10 and other countries They disagree to tha action of the deputies discharging the commisvlon revising the hymnal thus having this work to be continued Bishop Doane presided at the final meet-In of the Board of Missions at Epiphany Church to-night Brthop Gailor of Tennessee read the conclusions of the committee which considered the report of the Poor! of Managers The report stated 7 1 pi 1 1 1 River 89 feet and rising Cloudy slowly the gauge showing 51 feet Oct 22 1 1 and cold 1 2 23 1 2-0 1 2 0 1 2 2 1 17 I Arrived Dunbar from Faducah No departures Tbe It Dunbar will leave to-day at noon River 76 feet and rising tbe IickIv or Win Walk the killed in a ftpht at Sonih Andy Dupunt Monday this afternoon holding Hon Spark Manchester Saturday Oct 29 Tullaboma Saturday Oct 29 at night Cloudy and cool 22X12 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 2 i 2 2 3 ill prize fiEh' ut'K'tia tytrred a P'D'oi for Paduean Cairo and all points on the River 67 feet and falling 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lower Cumberland as iirinripal and Chief of Poli'-e ai Cloudy and cooler Senator Thn Turley and Jadajtl The Dudley will be here to leave Tucs- River rising 71 feet cf -Mvith Omaha a -m to the it 2 The testimony shon-l that Car John Taylor WlncheFter Monday Nov 7 for the Upper Cumberland that the forcipn misrionsry field presented Riluing: mercury "0 Uauge Itoiidlntr at 7 a (iood Friend Eva Rice 87 Al I opportunities in the far East and in Africa EVA River 5 feet and station 'in I11 sco ficnt with Oct 21 lonnnrd (21 Cullcm (: Ksvtt TcrVcr if IVnr-tt CM C-) Great Henri Fiantaln 921 Eimarl roll bei recti- 1 money to allow th prci eed Warrants in ae-orlaii" 1 thif ver ii will lie at once Issued ary cloudy ana cool Hon John Tnylor Mulloy Sumner County Saturday Oct 2X 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 11)22 21 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 "12 2 11 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2t 12 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 2 2- 22 11 I 2 1 H21 1 2 2 0 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 2" Brig Gen 11 Hall to organize the First Division cf the Fourth Army Corps and await the arrival of Mai Cn A Chaffee The senior olficer of the Second Sixth and Tenth Ctvalry has teen directed to organize end command a new cavalry lirinaile of (hose nglrrtnta until a permanent officer etui b- afff-Tncd MaJ Mc-cammon the new Adjutant Genernl baa arrived Tnka It Keenly LEXINGTON Ky Oct Private Thelps tf the Second Missouri who was publicly tilsoharged and disgraced at Camp Hamilton yesterday Is still in the city He takes his disgrace keenly nnd will not return home Friends Bay he regrets the publicity he has received and will reform He graduated from Yale in and was at Annapolis six months A Colonel Dfl WASHINGTON Oct Ths fallowing telt sam fcas been received at the War Department: "Columbia Col Jos Austen First South Carolina die! today 2 P- at Torkvillc -while waiting errerg prior to mustering out cause of icaih will le rofiirte-1 later (Signed) CAl'T FILLER "Chief Muster Officer" Think for Yimmplf Let farmer think for themselves 'Agricultural liners nre pood in their excel- lent-hut ici'ii should not t-xpect to ruu their t-nnii tmlij River rising drizzling all i3 flav oold Below loots 73 feet Hon earmark Petersburg Tuesday Oct 25 ST LOL River feet and Hlng Ar rived Cherokee Memphis Departed i i 12? and Cherokee Memphis Rainy OFF Hon KEsllPk Shelbyville Monday Nov 7 and cold 1 FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS I MfCF SWV (Ml ri WINC VIIIITO- 1 uiv im 1 hon in nv Fini: i ir ibw Sixth rree sellinit 1 mile Entries close at Wlnilior's Winner DETROIT On Results at Windsor: Tirst race sellinc: Xegon- cie won Pritiec Hal second FcrVyman II third Time S01 or 1 rui-e White Ivy won Cir: Ki K-e second Nancy Seitz third Time 1 IX- FADUCAH-The gaue reads 6 fect and 0 Pittsburg FINAL SI IC pubruy rSM Oulmbv flvdd ill' Iinc ix trtionarv Weather cold and cloudy The incmimtl 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 22 Bob Duilicv to Cairo 8 a ra The Joe Fow- nilsville SMOKE AMIY1LLK to Evansville II a The Tennessee 53 ili i i i 70 Full'Td from Florence 8 a rn The towboat Boai SECOND LA ROSA ESPANOLA Seldenberge iro Louis ill leave Sunday for up tne river TKl N'C- Ixiyal se'end Gomor Prince third never realized before Since the beginning of the century more than four million souls have been brought Out of the dark' i-r-s of heathenism to the light of Christianity The ktoss receipts for foreign mis-sons were $74')fn6 and for domestic missions JlfM5n7ii A discussion on the Christianizatlon of tho Ji-v occupied tie sreater portlpn cf the nieitins- It was started by the report of Ris-hop Mott Williams Maniuette on the sceietv for tho promotion of Christianity amo-c tbe people of thut Tace There was cms llcralile difference in the views of the speak -'rr as to the results of the work of the re -ii iy Tho ilirhop Coadjutor of Minnes-ota Ur Gilbert said tbe history cf the ssso-iatim va that cf a shriveling CiUJC Bishop Potter of N'ca v0rk tbcugbt that (he true a for hc lirelites is in the parish ehurrh wfcile Pcv Dr Huntington if New York srtil the Jews wire being craiTunlly abjorbol into the Christian world through riany different channel" A resolution as fira'Iy carried recommending tbe society to the sympathy of tie clerjy Third no-e won Sis'er AH Mcmphiss to Co 11 ii fix ti 0 t2I tu4 ti) 8 00 tu 3 -05 3 19 to I I 1 i 1 il )-The Ruth ii re Clear llavana lOo Ci'ar Strrrnalon nf Croi ickitivurc eiv OrieAU9 Time Fourth 0 IHrg There Is nothing in farming that requires Iivrriv Bt'V l-t fl 'for Ti- y's 1 'it ratreil Tbe 1 1 ore ciclu OUR HUME CO A rent tirve(Kirt jeer juuKii-in nu iiuiiuus un wuicn prcms 2 1 i'ei rr tbe- tnr7-Csri ltit is -s furlongs inati-seoonti Wreath furloiiK In- ro di'xrad than th order in which el-na Ark- ri'iit'iKrt Ala urnMie I 4 -1 1) it the various larm cros ire mane to succhm-q via won Ioly 1 1 third Time Fifth ra- Hi'ic: 7 tricuer von A'irie TX Iir II tli-d Timi I i 7 earn other Each individual farmer should econil Cynthii John Price a pioneer and prominent the subject aod give careful and clo lri-'udes rain lrii'-at a n-R eg 1' i 1 politician is dead at Atcbison Kas of lieet nril TtHei fnow et 'ak small to measure 'It BA 1 OfacU! in Cbargo tbcu" us ui in inn dcih emyiox in tin rotation A rotation suitable for ouo farms by tlieru Annies are written bv ths pace iiiic how to tlo things and bow to avoid unprofitable experience cf others yet these wilt rf use unless each Individual farmsr thinks for himstlf and sdopis or rejects sccording to hie on peculiar conditions and the exercise of hs bM Washington Put Bright disease He was at one tlm o'l '01 A ibis 1111 'i'-i 1 01 11 h-j wl-o is in gn-at f-rnt i-'-' row will me 1 A Eiirtt in a riat St nty-fee Hso Mr Followirg this cvftit will cotne the Ellis-tca-Helke match at lcO live birds for Jpw a rd the ctampioKhlp cf the Vnlte-i Stales Iccld'cg the cati lioa meiial iich formiilable opponent of John Ingall for the United State enatonhip Ur Trie waa born in Madison County Ky la Hit SELFCTIO- i on Til-1) On Morrtu rarlc Royal Scarlet Baby Bill Miss Miriam St Calaiioe Takanastee r-wa 1 -it 1 a thitr dis a lie fectloo cay failure In anothpr Tlier can eft general or Iron clad rul relit to tanslDg la any braccb ceir a'f is occurrwd River TelearrsR JOHNSON Rivtr 41 feet on tb I VI 4.