The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 6

THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN FBIDAY MOKNIXG OCTOBER 27 1399 THE WEATHER ELLIOT! SHOOTS Dr Hathaway Treats All Diseases Honrlr Temperature Yesterday AQUEDUCT GAME IS GETTING I BIRDS 00 Hour Dsgni Hour Licgi hour l)e 4s ss hisss It 4BH fa a as is 10 71 spsu I a si A is I 74 78 am in Ti 7 si Is 10 a ti II I a I Third race 6 Harry Daks 101 (R Smith) 6 to 6 won Banish 98 (Mitchell) 5 to second Peace 98 (Mcquade) third Time 1:17 PtmOlSi Fourth race 1 1-4 Dsnnevllls 92 (McQuide) 4 to 1 won Moroni 75 (Waldo) 2 to 10 second: Double Dummy 96 (Mitchell) third Time 2:12 1-4 Fifth race i furlongs Lady Cursor 104 (Mitchell) 5 to won Iznlk 166 (Wtnk-fleld) 6 to 6 second: Inlook 106 (Hamilton) third Tims 1:04 3-4 Sixth race 1 mile and TO Chancery 101 (Mitchell) to 1 won Pat Garrett 104 (Valentine) 3 to 1 second Sunburst 108 (Ralph) third Time 1:60 1-2 Kntrlcs for Ta-Dar Hi Method lutatiabl) Cures All Catarrhal Bronchial Lang Stomach 1 her Kidney and Other Cam-plaints a Well Bg xl Diseases and Weaknesses sf Women OIOGBRT rnowD of the sfso Comparative Dntn for Oet 20 SCORES AGA1XST DeDOW WHO Kil tU OUT Off POsU hiii I 10O SEES A FAIR CARD Select Your Winter Suit and Overcoat lis I PT vs Is Dr Hathaway 's Eg iV off a 5 THE COURT-HOUSE HANDICAP FAVORITES KNOCKED DOWN 1 -in i i or HH I Tt 88 188i 74 41 at) im tt it i it most extensive prsctl'-e covering period of more than 20 ytsrs ha has been called upon to treat all manner of disss) ss of a and women and a loos tha First race selling R- It Crane 106 Ritchie 106 Antolnstts Farrte Lacsrnia Pink Jacket Nlnervs Emms it Daisy Stnndlaa Will the Handicap In lk 00 S4 Syrs Terralene 102 Second race selling 1 mile Bright '10 Ullss Annie Oakley Appears In Gilbert Wins Gold Med al fur Hlarhest Average for Three Days Clever i I- Hun D'Or's Vlelotr Latonln Other Track Night Mr Johnson Animus Owyhee 107 Prcspero Bernard Mlas Dooley Miss wno: line of ijumao ailments ha has beta uniformly successful Di Hathaway'i method of treatment gets directly st the seat of the trouble purtflea the Edwards ltamlet Princess Murphy Facade 104 Normal rump this ycarsi-- I'ioest for ins day Kiceae siac first of lb month Deficiency nine Brut of the rear Normal creci i 'n this date rears) Deficiency for the use Dl)-H)noy since Nrst of tb roontb Deooisncy sine Brstof toe year NEW YORK Oct 16 One of the biggest Third race 2-year-olds 11-ls crowds of the season came down to Aque Avenstnke 112 Man of Honor Allanto 103 57 degrees II oegrees degrees 40 derreea Oil Inches Inches Inch tU Inonas at Inobes stt incus Inchea llu Inches I It Inches Browne Anderson Ida Ledford Nettie duct to-day to see ttlr card run off re are showing the correct styles and most perfect fitting garments ever brought to Nashville If you spend favorites were not as successful as yester Precipitation by month Regent 100 Florinel II 97 Nocker Inno vat or 94 HELP -ass -sk-ssasgsssf your We not nas day the first four going down In succes Fourth race: 1 Host 115 Hugh sion The fourth was a handicap for all Jnnusry 6 Ml Inchea February 19 Inohea March 7 VI IllOhrt April Stt Inchss May ITJ Inabes Penny 115 Sam Lazarus Esq- DO Tommy July August BeptmbI Ootibsr money get its value in return alone irive you value in re atra and waa the feature of the day Kin nlklnnln waa hot favorite with McMeek Brien Sir Fltzhugh Microscope 97 Satan Made Mares Aloha II Marie V7 II InotMs ToUi lino Jan I Davenport Maud Wallace 87 Fifth race selling' 13-16 Dacld Borden 99 Lost Time 97 Bin Inuendo Sn second choice Sensational made the running round the first turn and up the back-stretch with Standing second four lengths before the field Sensational quit Wurrenpoint 96 Cams Davis 91 Supreme 76 Sixth race selling 18-16 Cansce RIII Rakln's Weather Data Aa recorded st in- home Dvs mil uorth of ths city for the meiuy four bvurs ending at 7 a Oct 29: Blgheat teiuperstnr TT degrees Lowst teuiperstur decree Mean temperature 09 degrees Precipitation inch turn but actually double value Our line of Tailor-made Suits and Overcoats are perfect gems of the tailors' art We do not cater for the people who wish to buy $7 $8 or $9 that class of material we do not keep The people Horseshoe Tobacco 104 Bertha Nell 101 YOU Pnriaes blood tones up tbs whole aysY tarn and neutralises the polionp sWMsV which produce the diseased cont dltlona All niaeaaes Yearly he restores to perfect Treated health thousands of suffer ers from Cstsrrh Bronchi-tls Asthma Hay Fever Lung Complaints Stomach Liver and Kidney Diseases Ptls Tumors Cancers Eecsma and all manner of skin affections Dlseasea oC tr- Hathaway also treats with Women grrstest success ail (hoi many distressing weakness end diseases by which so many women aro afflicted Kleetrlcal 1r- Hsthsway'S offlees srs fitted with sll the latest eleo-" trlcal and other appliances in the uss of which ss well ss the microscope he has world-wide fame ss sn expert All or the medicine uerd by Dr Hs'hawty sre com prundsd in his own laboratories under hi personal direction and special remedies ars prepared for each Individual caae according te Its requirements Dr- Hathaway has preperaJ mi aeries of self examinstion manita hUnkl appiy)niJ t0 fa 0f ferent diseases which he sends free on application: No 1 for men No 2 for women No I for akin diseases: No 4 for catarrhal I''seeses No for kidneys at the far turn and Standing going on iron easily by two lengths Cbarentus and Xinniklnnlc closed fast through the stretch the former getting the place in a Wiggins Andes Her Fsvor 98 Brown Vsll 92 Josephine 91 bard drive by a neck Summary: First race selling: 6 Satin Slipper 105 (Bullman) I to won Judge Summary of Observations Madest Wesiher bureau stations st I on tict Ths shoot for ths csst Iron medal emblematic of tha wing shot championship of America at ths Bells Meads Gun Club tournament was held yesterday afternoon at I o'clock A Elliott ths crack shot from Kansas City killed $9 of ths swift flyers out of 1C0 turned loose snd DeBow of this city who shot a nervy race made a score of 93 Following is their detailed score: A 2 221 tl It Ml 2 211212212122 22 21122 22122 122 22 11 2222121! tit 21 112 21 2 2222 1 2 2 2 Z22222 221211 til 11 22 1 09 (1111 01 11112111200222111112 S22222221220212222 01 01111 221211211012211112111111 211112212212211 Roils 0 Helkes wss referee snd Fulford of tl a trap-puller In this svent A number of shooters took part In the miss and out events which preceded the Court-house snd City Hall Handicap In tbe handicap there were 34 entries and the shoot wss st 25 live birds Eleven men finished with clean scores snd divided the purse of about $300 Those winning were Chase Allen Pierce Hsllowell Helkes Fsnnlng Cockrell Fallls Gay Fife snd Gilbert Three men finished the target shoot from yesterday completing the race for ths gold medal given for the best genersl average This shoot resulted as follows: Out of a total of 600 targets Otlhert broke 580 Hetkea 670 Young 568 and Fanning 567 Mill Annie Oakley famous aa a member Wardell 101 (Wilson) 10 to 1 and 4 to 1 second Ben Hadad 107 (Olawson) 8 to 1 third Time 1:16 Buffoon Bells of Holm-del Brisk Vertigo Limelight Our Gertie Mldlight and Mr Kaltenbach also ran Second race about 7 furlongs Royal Sterling 101 (Dangtnan) 20 to 1 At Oakland BAN FRANCISCO Oct Oakland re-sults: Wcstber clear track fast First race purse Ollnthus 7 to 10 won: Monda second The Offering third Time 1:03 Second race selling mile O'Connor 2 to 1 won Whaleback second Mesdow-Isrk third Time 1 Third race soiling: mils Snips 6 to 1 won Socialist second Petal third Time 1 18 Fourth race purse Essence 8 to 5 wen silver Bullion second Expedient third Time 1:15 Fifth race free handicap 1 1-16 mile Alicia 2 to 1 won Ringmaster second Rio Chlco third Time 1:41 Sixth race selling 14 Don Data 7 to 1 won: Tlburon second Libertine third Time 1:144 ft Won Larega IMS (Clawson) 7 to 2 and 6 to Consultation I ree Dr Hsthswsy makes no charge for consultation at either his office or by mail we are after are those who patronize the high-price tailors and appreciate a fine piece of goods and workmanship Our line of suits comprises Worsteds StripeB Plaids Scotch Cheviots Blue and Black English Serges and Worsteds Black Clay Imported Black EngliBh Thi prices $1250 to $30 These goods were made by the best tailors in the United States Our line of Overcoats comprises all latest London and New York English Covert Cloth Plaid Back English Kersey Blue and Black Imported Mel-tons English Whip Cord and Black Thibets Prices from $10 to $35 NEWTON HATHAWAY MD nit HATH AW AV A CO-nmt 12 harrk St WaonvlU Tens Oflcs honrs I to 11 in 2 to 5 snd 7 to Sundays 2 to I 6 second Liebe 98 (O'Connor) 14 to 5 third Time 1:27 S-6 Robert Metcalfe FJsie Skip Sir Guy Hand and Glove Tendril Kindred and Hopbrook also ran Third raft 1 mile and 70 yards selling Bettie Gray 86 (Wilson) 12 to 1 won The Roman 100 (Bullman) 13 to 10 and 1 to 2 second Alvarado II 103 (O'Connor) 16 to 5 third Time 1:46 2-5 The Gardner St Lorenzo Domineer Weller Ordeal Ty-ran and Vice Regal also ran 9 rS sranoiss L'ff PI -l i HASllVIiIR TsT 6 Cloudy Memohu 70 SO 8 ahClesr Chattanooga NE 90 Cleat Charlotte TO 7S Calm Ouflesr Atlanu tj fc Clear Monuvrmnerv 7t on lest Jekoiivtll 7 NE 10 ft cloudy New Orleans TO S'SE OOCIeaf Galveston ti SK 0-JPt cloudy A biles SO NK 1 7t Cloudy Amsiilin tt IS Haiatng iriokabure TO tt SB Cu Clear Little Rook fl (W BE Jul Cloudy Cairo SE 00 IM cloudy St Louis 04 Tt OS Rsnilug Cincinnati 70 7 8K On Clear 70 7d mrieir Waahtustos st 00 Clear New VtCrk OS 00 Cltat Marquette 40 ti KK OO'Ciondy Chlcuto NK ttiRslning Can 41 4 KK oo'ciouUy HismsrcK tt SW Su Cleat North Plstta sn OOlClsar Omaha 00 Clear Kansas City 0V Cloudy Dodge City so SI Ollcioudv ol'lahorn'i ss CU OtiR nlni Fourth race 1 1-16 Standing 107 Hew Tark Trots NEW YORK Oct With fine weather there waa a good attendance on the second diry of the Empire City Trotting Club's autumn meeting The track was fast and races close Summary: 221 Chimes won Woodford second Ed Lock third Best time 2:10 Alice Barns' Little Dick Miss Beatrice Georgaanra and Rifle also started 218 Henry won Dolly Dsvoc second Mattlc Young third Best time Brsndywine Kola Burllnghsme Oscar Myrtle Boy Nell Gwyne Bunuo Allerton and Belmont Prince also started 2:16 trotting: mile Pine won In 2 i Swift Georgeanna Brown Jim Newhurger sad Then sa finished ss named 2:15 Highwood Spider won Little Gem second Sir Arthur third Best time 2 12) Replica Kemeth and Gambit also started Our line of Trousers too numerous to mention Prices from $3 to $850 worth double Ail goods bought we keep pressed and in repair one year and all alterations to improve a fit made free All we ask is one trial and we will convince you that we sell the best clothing in the United States for the money High AMitTiotiingParlor 213 NORTH CHERRY STREET Maxwell Block The irectpltatioD ID ttie foregoing tables Includes rsln ball sleet snd malted mow Indicate an amouM ton small to measure BAT Official Is Cbarsa In practice they had dons rmctlcally no fumbling but In these two games tha ball was lost frequently on fumbles Rewsnso's now ends Pearce snd 81ms plsyed One ball their tackling wis hsrd snd sure and they got down the Held on kicks In excellent shape The tackles Jones snd Bowling also played fine ball their work on the defensive being the beat done by Sewsnee men In years The bscks all played well with exception of their fumbling They rsn hard starting fsst snd dodged In a lively manner Selbsls Kllpatrlck Slmpkins Orsy and Wilson all did good work Tha men sre all working hard for tho game with University of Tennessee srhlch la to bo played here on Saturdsy From reports received her It Is learned that Tennessee hsa a strong cloven this year snd a hard gsme is anticipated The men ars also being trained for tho long Texas Trip which begins Nov Saturday ths 'Varsity will play University of Tennessee st Hardos Park this being their first gams on ths Sewanoe gridiron The Interest is at tbs highest pitch sa the University of Tennessee baa a fine team snd Sewanee hopes to be victorious tn sll her gsmes this year The coach is managing his team splendidly and the magnificent team work done in Atlanta reflect to his credit admirably of Buffalo Blll'a Wild West Show appeared at th meet yesterday and shot In the Court-bouse Hsndlrsp Mrs Shattuck lost only three birds in her shoot yesterdsy The only Importsnt event to-day will be the Oerst Hsndlcsp The mutch wilt bo for 26 live birds Many sntrles sre expected £AGR Arthur Bennett of Nsw York and Jackson Jr shot at 10 lire birds during ths mlis-snd-out contests of the morning with this score: Bennett 1 Jackson 2 21111111 This wss followed by a match between Bennett and Will Bllistoo at 6 live bird Elllston won by ths following score: Bennett 2 011 Elllston 1111 A CHURCH CONFERENCE West Teaaeaaessi Meet In Annual Session nt Clarkalle With a large Attendance CLARK8 VI li Oct Ths West Tennessee Conference of ths African Meth-od'st Episcopal Church opened this morning in ibis placs and will continue In session until Mondsy evening when the nun tstsrt will be assigned to their work by Bishop Moses Salter who Is presiding The Hev Mr Merry perhaps ths oldest minister in the conference delivered tbe opening prayer and Bishop Salter led the conference in singing the opening hymn (Bullman) 9 to 2 won Charentus 118 (Claw son) 5 to 1 and 6 to 5 second Kin-nlklnnic 117 (O'Connor) 11 to 10 third Time 1:49 McMeekln and Sensational also rsn Fifth race 1 1-4 miles Bangor 8 (O'Connor) even won Free Lance 109 (Doggett) 9 to 1 and 6 to 5 second Maurice 107 (Jenkins) 6 to 6 third Time 2:09 2-5 Leando also rsn Sixth race 6 Elfin Conlg 115 (O'Connor) 9 to 10 won Ksnars 102 (Bullman) 8 to 1 and 8 to 5 second Magic Light 103 (J Slack) 7 to 1 third Time 1:14 2-6 Olea Clales and Big Gun also ran' Bnlrlea for To-Our First race 6 1-2 Gasa 112 Wwlrlne 111 Cormorant 107 Judge War-dell 104 Tabouret Dr Parker 98 Tyrba 88 Kussella Waldeo 84 Second race 1 1-16 Concord 110 Free Lance 108 Rare Perfume 102 Tools Veracious ('5 Our Nellie 92 Titrd race 6 Cupidity 104 Dr Fannie Pillager Viturla 101 Jamaica 99 Ahonita Rlleen Daly Jugglery Juldl 98 Dorcas Lathrop Quecnshlp Summer Girl 3 Fourth race 1 mite and 70 yards Glen-olnc Rlnaldo 105 Hardy Howard 8 JOJ Dr Klehberg 101 Campania Bffle Hag-gerty Uncle Louis Federal 94 Vlorls 61 Chivalrous Ree Mitchell 89 Fifth race 5 1-2 Thermos 110 Fleuron 106 Dodson 104 Her Ladyship Miss Hanover 103 Mynheer 102 At prior 101 Halt Kick Kesris 100 Uolden Battle 99 George Waxtaper 98 Grandeur 97 Sixth race 5 1-2 furlongs Belle of Memphis 112 L'Alouette 110 Judge Tarvln 105 Goldon 103 Theory 102 Larva Lady Lind-sey 100 Raclasr la England LONDON Oct At the Nswmsrkct Houghton meeting to-day the Brentby Nursery Handicap was won by Klllsrkln ridden by Relff St Mllllcent finished second Jouvenie with Sloan up and Le Fu ran a dead heat for third place Nippon won the third Welter Handicap Martin finished second on Sea Fog Ko- rosko Sloan up was unplaced FOR SALE Gnntre Readlna-a flic at Ort SO Martin was reported to the stewards by the clerk of scale for falling to weigh in ORIGINALS WIN on Sea Utter Sea Fog was disqualified thus ord Earnest second plsce and Sacrl- pstit third place Martin wnn the Houghton Handicap on AilTor Elfin ridden by Sloan na unplaced Wants For Sale For Rt Etei rat one eeat a word eaeb Insertion roslttvelr sdririlMBisal taken ever the lelsrasftcae- THE SUNDAY The Dewhurst plate race resulted In a victory for Democrat ridden by Sloan FOR Bay mare Ui hands I years old splendid driver Call at 629 Church street and see her FOR West End residences ons 10-rnom brick large lot shads etc only IT -000 another 7 rooma Sfi7G0 both ars (-cellent investments LKW18 BAXTEH oct27it mug FOR SALE Building lots on Addison -Tyelre Belmont snd 8lgler strsets lo West Knd st reasonable prlres Thl part of our city is being rapidly built up and values ar advancing LEWIS BAXTER oct272t FOR Saloon only on In town large territory good trade a bargain STONE Walling Tens cct272t FOR Bread made wher you can ss It The only bread of Its kind In th Stale Blue Seal Germanlrus ridden by Relff won a 2-yer-nld selling piste Slosn wss second Kt A tantas 55 mr r- I ft a aj I a Pituhurv- 2f OJ Too Cincinnati X) 11 00 00 LouUvib 41 01 "0 Nashville to it oo oo Cbsttaawga tt 00 00 Cairo ii Oi 00 St Loais SO Hemnhla St 01 00 09 Vlcksburg 46 -11 -00 Sew Orleans It 43 00 Shreveport i 00 00 Helens Ark it Sl 00 09 Hridsfctiort Ala 31 Bursnide 60 On Carthatr- 10 ll3 00 00 on Golden Horseshoe Csnderos was third WAHTKD goosnroohwblts or blsck Hoom Price's Collrg Building AT LATONIA A free handicap sweepstakes wss won bv Chosen Sloan on Slbola II to 10 wss unplaced Tin- Yncht Hhnmrork NEW YORK Oct The ssils for the Ilrfeat Their Former Rivals the Kenrlesm in Two Htralatht Gomes At tho bowling alleys last night quite a surprise was sprung on the public anil the known- are still wondering bow tha Orlglt won from the Fear lea two straight garner lien the latter team have heretofore defeated them This too while the Fearless team played their former member Kob-son who Is easily the finest plsyer In the South To the Impartial It appeared that nothing but superior plsylng won the game as the Fearless took the lead The Orlginsls however hung to them nothing daunted and won the first game In the last frame on Davison's piny of three consecutive strikes The playing of Davison snd Kohson were the features of the game DavlsoD msklng the highest average 177 while three players Boylton and Davison of the Originals and Holiaoo of (he Kearless made the high score of 17K The gsme In total wss the finest exhibition of bowling ever reen on the slleys snd trisrked the highest number of pins ahowlng an average for each plsyer of 1S4 Tweuty-two strikes were made by the Originals ami twenty on by Hie Fesrlcs forty-four spsre by the former and thirty-seven credited to the latter wiil thirty-three breaks for the Originals to thirty-seven for the Fearless showed the former to be the more certain In the play The game In detail follows: Ketch rig with which the yscht Sham AMERICAN Nice un(urnlnd room for married couple: reference furnisoed snd ehsnged Address 8 ear Americas Occupanta for large veil Ugh en front rooma with or without board Applr 122 North Vine street A manager fnr a sash door and blind fartory (hat ran ubscrib for fJMO of the stock HALLE car Cballfeux Birmingham Ala petflt WANTKn-lloard for voung gentleman Preferably In a private family esatrally lorstel Address Amerirsn of flee -I- ludiratr nas tall nsiug fslllog Tb Include rain ball alt and melted jiios lodicatss sn amount too small to measure II BAT Ogtclal la Chsrga rock will cross the Atlsntlc are to be bent to-morrow ond everything will be resdy for the vsrbt to rail on Tuesday In charge of Navigator Hamilton Sir Thomas Upton will have on Wednesday on a White Star liner He says he cannot find time to pay a visit to the West FOR SAUf-One of the prettiest l-rnom frames en Biacoal every modern eon-t Sal Sacs: never been on tbe market before but owner must sell now $3000 your own terms almost Another Shelby svenue just th sam kind propafty ssme conditions applying 12500: ycur own esay terma Handsome 8 room plsce Woodland 1M0 on monthly payments Want to trade floono new modern central brick for small property owner too poor tj live In the big nous can't yon help this project along neighbor? 50 rich area unencumbered miles of Squer want 2 or I cottage worth flOOij for this If you don't need this your neigh Ieslnatun Horse Notes Men's sewed hslf-sole 75c men's nall-d bslf-solca SCc lodirs' snd boys' half-soles children's hslf-soles tbe rubber hels He A CIO INK The I din 8boeniker 214 North Cherry opposite Vim derbllt building- Telephone 1185 THB1 BOSTON still ths leader Sboss hslf-soted and hcrle 5oc whll you wait: tewed half 75e rubber heeli K'V 127 Oder street opposite Commercial Hotel 'Phone SM bor does tell tllm of It TSKHi AUtNL'i IT' Union River Telesrrnma WHWBUNO-Rlver 13 fset snd sUUonsry Wetbr clear and warm River lt feet and tailing Weather cloudy and warm MEMPHIS Itivt 01 feet and stationary Wenth cloudy and pleasant River LI feet and stationary Weather clear and pleaaant River stationary canal 42 reel falls 2 feet below 1 feet River J5 feet and stationary Weather fair and warm: mercury River Sl feet Departed-City of Sheffield for Metnphle 11 a Weather cloudy River 02 on the gauge and falling The Tsnnssses down lsst nlgbt Tb Hurley down at 8 Wcsthsr cloudy Hll IAM) CASK (24) PACES LEXINGTON Ky Oct 26 Blue grass thoroughbred horves which have taken such a prominent part in the racing in i he East durlig the aesnon are being returned for the winter Johnny Miller the Bhlppcr brought iu to-night several head owned by Irhn Madden and sent thciu to Harihnrg Farm He slso brought for August lielniont's nurtery stud the stallion and rare i nro" Don de Oro and the chestnut filly 1 oly Msdge Mary Wander owned by James IC Pepper and five head for Hitchcock Charlie McMeekln has bought out the Interest of Col Applegate In Oak-wood Stud and Is now sole owner of the faim 18200 FOR All th pslmi ferns snd other plants in our 8treet Pair eihiblt at a bargain slso hyacinth tulip narcissus bulbs etc Call at store 111 North Markst street FH1TH CO oct26 tf Room with or without bosrd by gentleman within thre or four blocks of Cumberlsnd Telephone Company'a ofOc Address Lu rare American im FOR Fifty hesd of steers weight running from 8 to 11 hundred pound AKRESUITH Mt Pleasant Tenn ocMlt ORIGINALS 1st 2d Ind Game'' Gams Total Spurgeon 1g 1U 300 Resle 12 1S2 20 Iloylston 158 17S 136 nimmock 124 IM 274 Davison 17 171 SM Total (04 UiS LBARLBS8 1st 2d Ind Gsme Game Total Hampton 146 301 -minima 13 HI 25 Beerman HI IM 29 Miller l-t ISO 291 Hobsoa ITS 17S sitf Total TBI 771 1522 Originals McCreery Fssuless Mc-Grsth Announcer Lltterer WANTED-Ths world snd sll ths people to know we csn show them the beet line of hsrneaa saddle snd horse goods In th South C0RBETT-HENDER8ON CO ocll sod IM Dr Charles Smith of Nashville conducted the ritualistic exercises snd Dr Thomas Henderson of Philadelphia read the Scripture lesson The Bishop assleted by tbe general officers and presiding elders administered the holy communion following which the conference was opened Dr James A Davla led In singing Conference wss duly organised by elect lng the following officers: Rsv Porter Secretary 8 Jones Recording Secreitary Holt Statistician Marshals were also elected and placed with Instructions Bishop Salter nnnouncea a list of commltteea and Introduced the following visitors: Rev Henderson of Philsdelphla General Manager of the Book Concern Smith of Nashville Secretary of the Sunday-school I'nlon Moore of Washington ft Financial Secretary Turner I) of Lexington Ky Frazier of Harrodsburg Ky Tyree 1 I) of Nashville the candidate for the bishopric Jos A Davis of Nashville private secretary to the bishop A Nixon President of Turner Normal snd Theologies! Semlnnry Shel-liyvllle Tenn A Jones of Chsttsnoogs and ministers' wives Dr Cha'les Spencer Smith Introduced Charles Stewart of Chicago ths negro newspaper correspondent Bishop Fslter then delivered short address on the progress of the colored race and told the ministers to take courses The reports were made and the ministers' ehanictem passed Before the close of the morning session Dr Moore sd-dressrd the conference congratulating the ministers of th West Tenneasoe Conference on their progress He left this sfter-noon for Columbus Os and Dr Henderson will leave to-morrow A recept'on waa given to-night Bishop Sailer presided and Rev Dr Porter acted as master of ceremonies Rev Holt announced the opening hymn prayer by Rev Dobbins: Lens Porter 12 years old presented BIhop Salter with a large bouquet of flowers and addresses of welcome were delivered by Miss Mnhel Crusrrnn representing the rublle schools: Dr 0 Porter for the ehurrh Mayor Smith for the city: Hon Wheeler for the county Rev A Hughes for the district The addresses were responded to by Revs Asbury Dlggs Smith Tyree and jjlshnp Salter Music wss rendered by the choir After a collection a wedding took place In the conference Rasmuth Cole was married to Luln Batson Dr Porter offl-rlnted Refreshments were served to the conference by a committee Shot by an Ofllrer DECATUR Oct While attempting to arrest a notorious negro named Ltge Nichols at 11 o'clock to-night OfPcrr Terry Robertson was resisted by the negro snd rut severely In three places before he could draw hi revolver He finally got It out and shot Nichols through th left shoulder Inflicting a fatal wound No Srw l'ea NEW ORLKANR Oct The Board of Helath to-day reported no new cases of yellow fever and no deaths Visitors to our Street Fair to make our plsce headquarters CORBETT HENDERSON CO ocll rod lot MALE HELP WAIfTBD Men to learn barber trads by mall or attend our nearest college Chicago St Louis Ssn Franclaco or Minneapolis Eight week required Expert Instruction sc tlcal expsflencs two yers' apprent reahip aaved Catalogu free MOLER COLLEGE St Louis Mo NEXT SUNDAY! Man D'Or Beat a Field ot Crack sprinters CINCINNATI Oct Eight of the best sprinters nt the track went to the post for the Kentcn Stakes which was the attraction at Latonla to-day The race was won by Han d'Or the 8 to 5 favorite In elevi fashion Lord Fairfax a 15 to 1 chance got the place by a nose from Semper Ea-dem another long shot Abe Furst the hot second choice acted as pacemaker for tbs party but after leading Into the stretch he dropped out of it and flnlshid In fifth position Eugenia Wkkes and Semper Kndera were added starters The former bolted at the start and was left at the post Summary: Flrstroee 1 mile -Fitholln 115 (J Bo-land) '4 to 1 won Billy House 103 I JsuihfwM ven sot-end Mitleury 112 (Southaid) 10 to 1 third Time 1:411 Loyalty Barliee Manlkiti Land Ho Malaise Witerhouae George Krats Frank Wagner also ran Second rare 5 Unsightly o6 (J Morrlion) 8 to 6 won Inura 100 (Knight) 10 to 1 second Larkspur 100 (Forehand) 5 to 1 third Time 1:08 May Ella Im-llle Nutshell Uizlc McCarthy also ran Thlru race- 1 The ljuly In Blue 101 (Dupre) 6 to 2 won: Rosa Mnsso 107 (Knight) 3 to 1 second: oleska Km (J Roland) 8 to 1 third Time 1:41 Trou-beam Miss Patron Vo No Se Nellie Prince Nandora Yakima J'olota also ran Fourth race the Kenton Stakes 6 Han d'Or 102 IK Rossi 8 to 6 won Lord Fnlrlax 109 Mm US to 1 second: Semper Bedem 101 (Rupee) 7 to 1 third Tims The Star of Betheli-htm Abe Furst Hopscotch Tom Collins Eugenia Wtckes also ran Fifth race 5 furlongs-Tft Bower 104 (Frost) 3 to 5 Won Caviar (H Wilson) 7 to 1 second Hackmclsler 95 (Silver) 6 to 1 third Time Dick Furber Sfrathllght Harry Luesco Vohl-cer John Hay Fort Union slso rsn 'V4' Kntrlea for To-Day Fifth race selling: i Harry Lee High Noon Nancy Till Adowa Miss Alice Ber Frost Oily Gamin Gld law Elano 97 Zanetto 100 Perclta Kiddtiula 101 Hampden Creedroore 105 Second race selling' 51 furlongs Flora Daniels Nina Walthalla Maple Francs Archer Mollle Newman Wind 100 Foneda Isahlrda 104 Statlra Water bottle 107 Oconee Etta 112 Third race aelllng 1 Plser OR Domestic Deyo 97 Parakeet Dandy 99 Fsrral Can I See 'Em loo la Grange 106 Frieslsnd 107 Branch McCleary 108 Bcll-puncb 111 Fourth tace selling IV Frank MrConnell Ratal Dance Koenlg Fannie Taylcr Bannls Young Hell 101 Spree OCyrst Klldorpba Col Cluke 104 The Bondman loT Harry Preston Mips Patron lu Btllv House 112 Fifth spiling INi Countess Pste Kitchen 95 Monk Wnyman lltle Pawnee 99 Krlns Kringle 107 KiyTla 118 KILLING AT HARUSM World's Pacina Record BETHLEHEM Ps Oct 26 The world's pacing record for half-mile track wus beaten twice by Prince Alert here today in the concluding event of the Pennsylvania lair Association's fall meeting Prince Alert paced the first mile In 2:06 Summary: Match race for Prince Alert won throe straight heats Marl second Democracy third Time 2 06 1-4 2:12 1-2 2:06 The 2:24 class race was won In straight hrnts by Hobson Beat time 2:18 1-4 The 2:19 class went to A In straight hejUa Best time 2:16 1-4 LOST You to know we will make display at the great Street Fair but also want you to see the best line of barneas and horse goods at our factory 21) Mar ket street CORBETT HENDERSON CO ocll cod lOt The public to know that ws sr selling gss and electric flstures at cost arcount of removal MAINE CO Plumbers octl7eodtf PROSPERITY RULES DOWN IN SALVADOR Bunch of keys hss on them International Register Co Ug No 12137 Return to ODUM 311 North Colleg strt and gt reward LT-PaTr spsrtsrlea btwn Pstterion stret snd Vsnderbilt University Return to 1911 Stste stret snd get reward FINANCES OF TIIK OOVBRJIJfKST A HI0AITHY IHJS SATISFIED LEAVES Ktlll OXFORD A young men who has had acme experience to cieTk in a drug stor Address BOHAX care American oc2C 2t WANTED-Two furnished room for light housekeeping state location and price NATHAN tare American ocM St Rooms for light housekeeping by a couple on Elllston dr Boyd ave or West Cedar or Weet End Address It this office i 6t LOST- Your appetite eating under dona raw dough Try Blu 8eal Bread cleanest and best At Street Fair Bsturdsy child's gold bracelet Return to TURNER HENDERSON 14 Market street and rscelv reward oc24 tf TO LOAN I iilveroltr of Nnslivllle Font Rail Team In rTay In Mississippi The foot bell team of the Unlveralty of Nashville leaves this morning for Oxford to play the University of Mississippi on Saturday The Mississippi team Is very stioiig this year The Nashville team is in better shape than ever now through the addition of Monte and S'lnnlss of last jour's team The game with Bethel College last week was Nashville's first hsrd game und It taught her many valusble lessons She goes now rrcpsred for sny sort of a surprise Fourteen men will niike the trip: Cnp! Ashley full backs Kuykeadsfl Moate -d White hslf bscks Martin Wattton and Sneed ends Keller Sberer sn 1 Reeves 'nrklce Stlnnlss and Sixemore guards Blackburn center snd Loonoy quarterback -ri nil) Unn Mil Mai ul 1 In lima WANTED- 1 will psy ihe following pries for copies of Journals of ths Tennense Legi-lature delivered to at NaahvlMe: Ss-slon of loriglnsl not reprint) 17( (Original) 1797 171'S esch session of 1(13 S10: other sesalon prior to different prices Search through your father's grandfatber's old books sea what you ran find and writs to me snout tt WHITE nr tf IV ir I nuaf to gull no dly: will buy vendor's lien notes A 8 A JOHN LINDSLET ert272ll TO $3600 on long tlms at a low rats of interest LEWIS BAXTER octxMt Decided In Chancery at flohenwald and Hill Hrln Town HOHENWALD Oct Chancery Court Is in session hers this week Hon A Abernathy presiding One very importsnt ault was decided involving 10040 scrca of land In snd around this place The suit was brought by Mrs Bllxa 8 Smith to enforce the vendor'a lien for purchase money for SS3000 The court decreed that the land be sold in bulk In thirty dsys John A Pitts of Nashville represented Mrs Smith It Is the only ln-stsnes In this county of such sn Importsnt ease being disposed of at the first wrui tbe esse not occupying more than six hours The case waa of great interest to tbe people of this county snd espex-islly of Hohen-ii 11 The land being tied up in Chancery and tbe Swiss Pioneer Tnlon it prevented truffle in lots or fsrms This sale will enable Hobenwsld and vicinity to Improve mors rapidly Alresdy signs of improvement sre shown Tbe Isnd Is being prepared for a large brick dwelling In Hohenwald and the proopecis are that othera wilt soon be built There are two stave mills In course of erection nesr here hkdkoud coins' tt Kcpreai ntatl Reception Committee Appointed for fh-tl vllle ami fonntr 8HRLTJYVILLK Oct Hon Oant Chairman of the County Court here in obedience to a general wish appointed to-day the following committee to represent the county st ths reception to be given the First Tennessee Regiment on Its srrivsl st Nashville: Bates Chairman Hon 8 Bearden Rusa Durdett Cspt Will Muse Capt Thos II Woods Ocorge Fogleman Dr Wood John Hustings Ay-era Dean John Sulilvnn Crlgler Krlerson Robert Wright Solomon and also Meeulamia Annie Osborne Fogleman 8: Dean 1 Crlgler rates Solomon Woods and the Misses Virginia Wll-holt Carrie Sims Mary Butler Agnes Wlittewiiie Annie Dyer Nellie BanOisky nnrl t)U vp Cowan Hon A Warren Mayor of Shelby-v 11 le will also nppolnt a committee with the tame object In view vis: I II Rtias Chairman Hon Parker John Hutton Greer J- Iul ''owan John Ruth Taylor and the following ladles: Mesdames O-eer and Parker and Miss Fannie Thompson This committee is appointed to represent the town of Shelbyvllls rotifD Th best bread Blu Seal at all BIGGER BRIGHTER BETTER THAN EVER Many notable features for all classes of readers Mr Bowser's first appearance before American readers will be one of tha bright new features Next Sunday week oui great series of Paris loiters depicting the Exposi-tion of 1900 written by Frederick Mayor and illustrated by some of tho greatest artists in tha business will begin GET A COPY OF THE SUNDAY AMERICAN AND BE HAPPY roup lit I SKW4NER ftrst-claa groceries AtXli Market street horse and mule Jewelry mule and hore clothing CORDKTT-HENDERSON CO ocll eod lOt FOR RENT FOR Beautiful brand new cottage 0 rooms balb large lot fine neighborhood near car line Slgler street nesr Belmont avenu West Knd only f25'13 monthly JACKSON CO 401 Union street corner Cherry TOR RENT l'nfuri'i-hcd rooms for men only Apply 512 Churrh street i iniLjja CITT OF MEXICO Oct The new Mia IrtST from Balvsdor Don Rafael Zaldlvsr waa o'tlelally received to-day by President Diax in the ball of tb Ambaaaadora at the national pslsre Us said In an interview that the prcKent condition of Salvador Is eminently sstlsfsclory tb finances of the Government sre lu a healthy condition and that this result baa been achieved without au Increase of tsxallon but merely by the reorgaoliailon or the llnanelal system sccordlng to the dlctat ot integrity and economical science "Of course the fsll In the price of code" be ssld hss hit ths country rather hard hut 1 believe this yesr crop is going to very sbundsnt which will compensate Isrgelir foi ilf lowiiess of the price The general 1 1 of the cfluiitry's finsncca la l- Isirsl by the fact that In spite of the of our chief product foreign s-ihsnge I more adverse to us thsa Is evidenced by ths present relstlon of our sliver eurreoe to gold Compsre this witb the ex-ihanga situation In aotne of the other Central American countries The present sdminlatra-tlon den Thooisa Hegslado which drew out o' the revolution of I8S whereby I'olvsdor withdrew from the union wlih Honduras und Nlcsragua la not a dictatorship there hsvlng been nfter the revolution a tree vote of all the rltltsna Tbe administration Is broadly nstlonal persecuting none for political opto Ions" Wnnnrird lT Accident IIOPKINSVIULA Ky Oct 2--(Spei lnl The 12 year-old SOD of 1 Gray a hading cltlun of lllnslrylnwn wss handling a gun nt his home yesterday when It suddenly went off the Sail taking effect in the young man'H thigh inlllttlng a serious aud very pulnrul wound Foanntilaor? Vaccination ALBANY Oct town has quar I agains Hlcbjlin I Ainpuba DougUs tvilla snd Amerlrus en account of atrnllpox nd th latter plat yee'er ay ordered com-i idasrv vaccination and Albany will to-mor row order th same as a precautious! mesa lli i 19 1 It' 1 fUtJ i iatiahsssWi STH A 1 vn STILL LEADING FOl'ND-Thst CORBETT-HENDERSON CO bsve th up-to-dste line of lap robes horso blankets bits boots bsndsges all kind horse equipments ocll eod lOt FOUND--U you will only telephone 12S will send you anything you might need In the harness and horse goods line COR-HKTT IIEMiKIISON CO ocll eod )0t PERSONAL Don't yeu forget CORBETT-1 1 1 i iBimns CO th harnessmrn whi All tbe objerilonable features or rnclean breed Blue Seal is clsanllness Itrelf TaSUSS Is In tlnml -t nnil Dnlna llnril Fust Work SEW XNEB Oct 26 (Speclsl) -The Sewanee Foot Ball Team has arrived' home after its very successful trip to Atlanta The men are all In good rnndtion and show but few signs that they played two hard games The team was given royal welcome upon their return and large crowds have watched toe practice the past two Mays The work of the team In both the University of (icorgla and Caorgla "Tech'' games was decidedly encouraging AI-ihoiiKh uroatlv outweighed by Georgia the BS wanes men had the game in hand (roin the start and at no time waa there anv chance of the former scoring Sewanec's defense surprised every one their tackling being very stirs The game Against the Techs was even easier than the Georgia game There was but one fault In the Sewanec's team's work In these two gamea and that was the fumbling of tho backs llnrac Thnt Sol! tor Punishes the Rings- CHICAGO Oct 26-A big "killing" was znade 111 IhO Harlem rlna In- lay on Henry of Frantssmar horse that not long ago was snld to stable hand for 16 He won the second rsco hsndlly and it is estimated the ring lost nearly 810000 Bonneville which It was thought would not run in the Biud won the mile and a quarter race In big gallop It ruined and the track was heavy 8ummary: First race 6 Eva Wilson 105 (Hloss) 4 to 1 won Flirtation H7 tMc-( moid 3 to 2 second Martha Fox 107 Ciottcr) third Time 1:17 3-4 Second race 7 furlongs -Henry of WiaCBLLANBOUB lit'iN'f'forset to sttond Ih suetlen ssle at store of Hsmllton IM North Msrkf street to-day st 11 of furnlturk bedding piano etc etc belong to estate of Nsncy A Cary deceuaed All Kfltirts to I'rndaee a Bettar Oc Cigar Than th El Merito RAYK FAILED It Mtlll Holds I I I I I I Sold Only at Wnolesitle try yiu want the best Harness for the leasts money ocll eod lot Don't overlook our display nt the great Street Fair You will se harness that ran be equal'd In this eountry COR liBTT-HENDEIUON 00 ocll eod tot PERSONAL-Don't tske our word but nm snd see us Ws can show you more hnr-n'ss sn1 better harness than ony one COIl UETT-HlNDKRBON CO ocll eod lot Fire al IHrmlnaliain TIIKM1NCI1AM Ala Oct 26--Ths plant of the Blrmlarhsm Hardware Manufacturing Comrshy at But Birmingham nas destroyed by fire to-night boss $45000 insurance $4000 ORR JACKSON CO 1 tantsamar iw usnvswiu DavllflM IRIgby) 3 to 5 second Fcan- plflfH iff s'S'T'T'f1 S'T (WUtkOeld) third Time 1 its vw ra.