The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 7

rm NAsimuLE ADuancAH Tuesday novembeb 3 ml- HOMEWARD BOUND EXCITING ACCIDENT ON FOOT fiaUL FIELDS MEW WAY TO PURE BLOOD POISON DR HATHAWAY-3 IS A TRULY WONDERFUL METHOD SIMPLICITY PERMANENCY AND QUICKNESS BE SURE TO 5BE THI GREAT SPECIALIST ABOUT T( The Qaahty Store it MSSfm HORSE TURNS A COMPLETE SOMERSAULT AT LATOIflA ACTIVE ECUISIS COMING BACK TO THEIR WTJTIR QUARTERS wamnmiar iiisiiuassa BIG STABLES FROM ST LOUIS 1 JOCKEY WILSON BADLY HURT BIG ELEVEIS CCT Return With Some of the Coin Nashville Practicmg I Vanderbilt in -the Blood poison is no longer the terrible disease that It used to be Science has found a way out of tne dtfnculty but as yet few know tbe secret Dr Hathaway has a Dow method of curing this disease that Will clear your body of every ore ia a few days stop the hair teeth and eyebrows from (ailing out cause the acheS snd pains to disappear and in a tew weeks at the moat remove ail traces of the poison so 110 one will know you ever had the dls- This in positive and guaranteed To those who have this disease no natter in whet stage let us say: Bo not despair do not brood do not send for medicine fros 41 tant places as they are merely guessing at your condition and what iney give you frequently results in locomotor ataxia and mercurial rheumatism and do not go to the ordinary doctor-he still clings to -nercury and potash which are mors harmful than blood poison itself This disease requires special training Go to Dr Hathaway the world a famous specialist iitthe cure of blood poison' I ixrill in Trisco HU Mount However it Appe-rently Mom the Worse for His Cirrus Performance Which Occurs in the Races at Aqueduct Wuh Which to Purchase Winter Feed Winners of Bit Money at Chicago lattaun'i Retirement Defeats I At The local sirta wl 1 ilniii foot ball cirtEtiuiBt jamiiiu the Dnlveratty of KarvllH mx am permanently Dy an entirely new method and when ones you are cured by him nu'er "iu £ontriet he dl(U matter to what dangers you subject ynu can yourself l- wurt inic njt worn lomury 4tr rtt mains derbilt th It is usiutllj to have a in these Sir: sifatwr I sty ixtd finish that mean ju iot no aim me jovs or lire He will take you in hand and nurse you back to health so that your blood will be clearer ahd mirer your muscles firmer your nerves strimrer una of with rnwnrn nun tmHigft jsmnswiuuiu men go to swell xtsnr ssuna hrus (U9 iinuiit) noh ha amursuo- awing-iMiuusQi Mksgh-- TJJsT: r'rJSna other Hare are new san'-1 been played bui J5i passed M-ithout a it to the Hpproaohitie vllle hue a game on urday with tsewunee dores journey to feat hi-Hlthler than It ever was before He docs not merely say hu will d0 this hi guarantees It Likewise if your nervous system is shsttered If you are on the v'er of epilepsy and locomotor ataxia If you art weak and impotent and your or ran shrunken let your first move be to see Hathaway lis Is famous the worM ower as a specialist In men's disesses and has cured tens of thousands Hawlli put new Hf into you In a way that will astonish you Those who cannot wll person should write describing their auin their own words and the doctor will 1 them what to do free W4U liau HATUAWAT- 8ulu 40' Church street corner Summer Several strings of horse from St Louis will reach Nashville to-day to go into winter quarters at Clumber tan Park In the list are the stables of Hkye3 with Jordan Lady Strathmore Dsaly Gray Orient Bugler Annie Da-Tht Athena Kilo and several other 2-iear-olt Darden with Mon-eieur Beaucairc Brulare A Gibson Nannie Hodge and Miaa Crawford Dodson 4k Co with Columbia Girl Belle Dodaon Maud Johnson and threes or four others also several belonging to Wm Gerst will come in this collection These stables have been very successful this year the horses named above) being the chief bread winners Tom Hayes 'was the largest winning owner at the Fair Grounds St Louis this year wtth $11000 to his Individual credit Barney Schrelber really won mar money but the combined winnings of the three strings trained by the Ken 41 aiev- so neatly and wear so Best awmg ess emduraick tmn These bard-fmisiHsd lame? wrrrwfe -mlw wn Srrft faca fa)m -wnr -Bsr-tbHer autrv-fl to have a game The book is replete with valu- 115 to $25 lot of fast fnend The lrmjj cinvwutimiil msbi fttrmUMmmaaj waathax wnb our iraarantw BUG tLLIS aoie illustrations and contains aa well a diagram of the new field with Instructions for laying it out It also CINCINNATI Nov The steeplechase at Latonia which" was won by Ed Corrigan's Serge furnished the most exciting accident ever seen at the Latonia track White making the lust jump in the home stretch Trisco turned a complete somersault and fell Into the ditch alongside the fence From the grand stand it looked as though both horse and rider had been killed but In a few seconds the horse was on his feet apparently uninjured Jockey Wilson was knocked senseiess and when examined by the track physicians It was found that his hip was crushed and he was Internally injured Three favorites a second choice and two outsiders won Weather cloudy track slow Summary: First race 6 The Gold Finder 107 (Minder) 18 to won Fair Lady Anna 110 (S Bonner) to second First Attempt SI (Paul) 3 to third Time Khaki Bluegrass Girl First Chip Banana Cream Halite Heraldo and Our SaUie alee ran Second race 6 furlongs Ouden 105 (Minder) 3 to 5 won Preukness 100 (H Phillips) to 1 second Barney Drey-fuss 100 (W Robblns) to 1 third Time Annie Hastings Wigwam Hermolne Herny Waite and Eva Claire also ran Third race 1 Silk Cord 194 (Hof-fler) 7 to 10 won Chickadee tW Austin) 9 to 2 second Flaneur 11 (Adams) 15 to 1 third Time 1 4a Curate Blnehello Sue Johnson Lodestar Wellesley and Radford also ran Fourth race handicap steeplechase: contains an Interesting chapter for be XAJL OBDBBS FILLED CftCKB ASS su -r Sewanee from making her last score until one minute before the time was up Sewanee gained around Alabama's ends at will Shaffer making three forty yard runs Colmore played the star game for Sewanee in the first half but was forced to retire The halves were twenty-five and twenty minutes tn length Tbe game opened by Sewanee kicking off to Alabama who carried the ball hank fifty-one yards by short bucks through the line Here Sewanee took th hall and carried It over for her first touchdown after twelve minutes' of 1 1 a In the first part of the second hulf Alabama by short rushes carried the ball forty-three yards but lost it a fumble After the Sewanee braced said took the ball over for the last score Phillips again did magnificent work for 9ewanee The features of the game were Colmpfce's fifty yard run and Buck's break for twenty-three yards This makes seventy points Sewanee has scored on this trip Again her opponents to-day the Tigers seemed weak on the defensive but this was probably due to overconfldence The Sewanee line-up was the same as In the Auburn game only one substitute being put in fil Klrby-Smlth at right half Fourth rare Etertion Daw sasrrsltnHK lm milete-Luacssna MA Cwbuaa Ota i lam ping Ground Maalano Utt nine Moments 100 Gavuna Ju Fiurtscn Queen WL Flftft reuse 7 fartnugs ainaa'AK Dutiful Silver! oot Oold RrauAex 'aao- muarics Freeman Graver Grayiiun Thomas Hatfreld firm lain! Jacquemiah Newton Aimwi Letninger A Perry Prte Luuis Sober Bhad-Iky CR Ttoitec Thomas Watson 'Wcufht Yorkes Anderson George sevoort St Gaileu itrwu 14 Ulawc en or that State on Coach Henry mmi haB Murx grac-tlce game wtlth the Simiihe a Una! "prep" for the Teams 111114e Signals will be run thriiupi tnitr-noon then nil will In 11 ytiulinaaa for the trrji The team uuniinomuadi usi a number of suppnrum 'Willi Uiawi tn night by way of New '(rdtatma Jk sOact stop will be rnadi' asnt Cteuaumn £lcy The team is due to Mailt Juuttin on Thursday and on the Sulliwing law the "gold and blaofc' will gr Usaaa in the unnuul coutaat 'J'u ntuiut in fairly good sluti uitl sstH uuaHt Uk-iy add another viutary retain list The team will probably wi ttaaiis Da hauih-yuarters Sunday uitttn in afanOay anrnlng when Oiwrrh ffifrnry sjp go to work In earneat ao ae tu ihw tlta own in the beat poasTtile ouiiUiarux Sir Che Thanksgiving tsgltllr autffib atnaanae Washington of fit Onuia "Vandy" aoon alter aeraumnip Hume which concludes the sultaillita aii hut the Sewanee in ne Out at the ntvenarcj- rt! Xumvilla practice was conhmd nioiiti oattror Ing punts hi mlhitih umiu- iumh Gha team is exceeding wu aw huwn tn Saturday's eon test Sc Irurti virk waa accomplish but Cnuub Wrwuifc will flut them through the rust ic rata- wimk no as to be in shape Jar the Xsguas no Saturday a a a The regular annuel Sum liufil ghnm Between thi teanif- ie nei leal and Utetary drtiittrtmmra uC taie University of NastrclU mm Dlliedi an Pea body Field MuuUay iCuinnmai cu-suiting in neither auk- suumng Thu halves were of ifhtbten nnriina duration The teams were wti! aian'ttwl Prince Saisn kalm Garrusfc 18k Cir-0 ja-mbuJl Austin A Crawford tr Big Morgan Grand Ynesatc sSe-R rXiaOe Dickson Fischer noma Belie Raider Mi PitwaUOs Mfc ffl tSraaxiamt Hicks Charles Hyams Sixth ran soiling 1 nU- urnnf King Jarvts Loyd A Mln-Claas 111 LatfJ Pawnia 3" ea so a Monahan Ira Butter IP Oclawaha Princes Hit i sgr Travers apes Antmosny NrWllltams 1l TH A xoeclsri meeting of the Board of (uardevman ta Mary Sttwes ffila Urmta will be held next Friday Snyder Widows Mi it fttar amfl mr- aaOmiiiti said that important business ter Ml a us for consideration BY LARGE SCORE UASHVILLE'S SUITS ginners and special articles on how to play "the game tacklebar-k forma-' Hons and modern play The following shows the condition of Purdues ill-fated team after its terrible battle with death at Indianapolis: Left end Powell cut In two left tackle William McManua both legs broken left guard Furr dead head crushed center Hamilton dead crushed right guard Fred Ret bel uninjured having come to the city Friday night right tackle Allen arm torn and crushed right end Sim Miller both legs broken and injured about head quarterback Johnson bruised and cut by glass left halfback Joseph Knapp knee dislocated and mashed right halfback Irwin Osborn believed to be internally injured: fullback Harry Leslie leg broken Since the return of the big team to old-fashioned foot ball offensive tactics In the middle of the field old-timers at the game have looked often in vain for the old-fashioned cross bucks This Is where the half Is shot across behind an Interference of his other half and full and the quarter Hka objective point may be outside the smashing half inside ot him square on the tackle or inside the tackle He may be sent tor each of these holes by carefully prearranged plans or he may be sent on a carte blanche play which permits htm to take his own opening He may aim directly at his tackle and when almost to the line swerve out into the open space outside the tackle for a gain ATTEMPTED BRIBERY Offer From New York Pool Rooms for Police Protection NEW YORK Nov Police Cosn-mtssloner Greene declared to-day that last June an agent of a pool-room syndicate made an offer to Deputy Commissioner Piper of $300000 to allow the pool-rooms of the city to run quietly until Jan 1 The Commissioner said tmtt not only had the offer tten turned down wtth1 scortt and indignation hut an effort had been made to have the short Serge (R Slater) I to 2 won Mr Rose 143 (Archibald) 1 to 1 second Tricotln 132 (Braxil) to I third Time Eva Moe Sea Pirate Isllp Trisco and Faraday Jr also ran Fifth rnce 6 Morning Star 102 (8 Bonner) 8 to won: Wood-lawn Belle (T Knight) to I second Ruth Parrish 102 (Munro) to 1 third Time lift Mai Lower Magic Flute Vallarambla Idle Regina Cocoon Alice Commoner SJara-bock and Hicena also ran Sixth race Baffled 167 Hue aj and Fishex Firat rai selling 7 3adb-gar feting 1ft Ftenron Barkctmn 1' John Coulter MB juanaamn THaim-quex erodes Marineuse IC JBhEsssfl After Ptayers Sashvillrs base bail playera will be Banana Cream Gbaoets sT Second race nslliug 1 Xi: colored sutts Manager 104 I'lunurite Lola Home CSiuitu Alee 103 Moaketo Bners lEilrunrtit tucky horseman foot up to much more tnan the sum accredited to Schrelber Darden Is third In the list with to bis credit Mr Darden's stable was raced for six or seven weeks In Chicago where he was very successful hin won in that city In Nannie Hodge and Miss Crawford he has two of the fastest fillies In the West and outside of Lady Amelia they were the best that received their schooling at Cumberland Park last spring The stable of Dodson the Columbia tttrftran has been at St Louis but a short time having confined their raclnjf to the Canadian Circuit during most of the season At Buffalo the horses won more lean their share of purses Mr Gerst won 11825 during the Fair Grounds meetings Fred Cook leads the list of winning owners for the season just closed ui Chicago he having won $48771 The local turfman Scott Harlan won Those that have won over $500 follow: Jei Cook Mk771 Middleton A Jung-Watk fCStt Corrigan $32189 Respese $2l70 Brown J3055K ft Hildreth $30558 Dunne $2-3M Durnell A Hers $28515 Ellison $2223W Smathers $21930 Newman $21140 Jumes Arthur $20-siffi (krmaii A Bauer $16785 McDowell 137: Schrelber $12555 Jlrs Bradley $12887 Talbot Bros J12046 Tichenor Co $11185 Bennett A Co $10940 Darden A Co $10890 Hedges A Co MM: John A Drake $N820 Trotter A Co Street A Co $7500 -CUy Bros 17910 James Curl $843 Jred Wood $3W Ward A Harlan 4VM Mir- li Durnell iSs24 fi Waters $5245 Foun-Ipia $5092 hi Howe $5000 Wfcifly his one victory In the American Derby The Picket was the largest winning horse with $27025 to his credit The following won over $3000: The Picket I27025 English Lad $185 Dies WeUes $1R22r McChesney $lfi41n: Jack Ratlin ItfiJBO Judge Himes $14140 Nitrate $10710 Don Domo $9885 Proceeds $957l Auditor $9300 Six Shooter $MC0 Gregor $8635 Glassful la2S5 Lucien Appleby $7850 Golden Rule $7465 Montirka $7065 Orslna f7o John McGurk $6665 Peter Paul Hurgls $6360: Schwalbe $6295 Mciee $6120 Bondage $5910: Nannie Hodge JVi' Linguist $5765 Our s- Doniinick Wilson Phllllnj Helgersnn Adkkis Hohhins Bon-(Mr Ferrell Henry and Knapp were Hie principal winning Jockeys Cumberland Defeats Tennessee Meds 80 to 0 Special Dispatch to The American LEBANON Tenn Nov One of th" largest scores ever made in a foot ball game In the South was run up today by Cumberland University in the game with the Tennessee medical eleven the local team running 86 to 0 Cumberland made 15 touchdowns and 11 goals kicked a most remarkable record The medical boys could not make It tnten-wrting for Cumberland who tore open the line at every attempt Water-tiouae and Spencer did the star work After making three touchdowns Spencer went to the bench having given away to a substitute The game was witnessed by a good crowd (Donovan) 5 to 1 won Lubln 102 (J Walsh) 15 to 1 second Melbourne Eclipse 100 (Boland) 10 to 1 third Time Sailor's Dream John Regan Frank Mc Tufts Reckless and Zonne also ran Stsner fta cfeeided that gray Is a back munier and according to a well in-ftirmeil irerson the local club will have rn! red caps and stockings with Salt or match yishiT lm getting busy in the way if wruring guu1 material He is after Brnuxhurs who played third base for 36rw rtcsuis the past season and Scuuga" drey who was with Nash-aUlk oart of the year Mr Fisher fu --tar says he will have Abbaticchio back US) Tom Hal! Lad Flora Bright On the uwi Smutr Lillian Third race I fnrlniiiFa--Ganiwsnr 12S Brulare Mass Mae Iaj 314 I Kenna 110 Comacate 1IC BefU-i im Ccean Dream Med Baven Ml Husonotii ft Tarn Shanterr ft JuH Tiemf? Colonnade ft Sare-tnme 8a -Omamun and played hurfl thrnujihiur Dray's nl flsim ffi ta AT AQUIDDCT tackling and tl 2i yards by TR the features 'J Medical ParnelU le iiiu-n iiUiria wane HulmvsK Harwrary Fourth race Covtngami auiunir Slakes Stumiand UH Mayberry 14TT aisstrit tTtsshwr? I rtst 104 Armorer ajwc 301 sBu- Championship in Court Haris Blms Humiltor Wyatt Positum dUtt Dllli left laukie left uurtt esirtflT rigtii guurtl (S4ggmt Uuifcif m-Ktf ii'' uuarwtr righi 'hnlff I she Ney life Agists lsC -Barw! Chse- Jones Stiirtin Mluikey avilumy Kingr PhiiiipH Win I- Gutll Warrei Adams Speck McTyeire Wins Special Dispatch to The American MTKENZIE Tenn Nov In the annual contest on the gridiron played at Sfed Elm Park Memphis Saturday Mc-Tv-ire defeated I' by the score of 2 to 0 McTyeire was master of the situation and held her opponents safe at all times Tane-up: Tyelre Position Sweet Alice and Irene Lmdsry Have Head and Head Finish NEW YORK Nov 2 -Sweet Alice at to 1 won the Wood mere Stake furlongs at Aqueduct to-day by a head from the fa -Ite lre-ne Lindsey Newton Bennlngtm owner of Embarrassment who finished fourth claimed Irene Lndsey for $276f and Hmathers in turn claimed Embarrassment for $246 Three favorites won Summary: First race selling 6 furlongs-Reveille 100 iRedfern) 7 to 2 won: Mor-rtelln 94 (W Fisher) 10 to 1 second Ancestor 97 (Creamen 30 to 1 third Time 3:13 $-5 At wood Wirard Reticent Hlghwind Bob Murphy Southampton Valour Sweet Tone Shadv Lad My Alicr and Fort Plairi ran CHnJCAsSfcX Mov The dispute be-twen iurron and Schaeffer over the nuiiard championship has riu'SsHi: rHe pWn-h courts according "I a jt --it received here to- Osy Th dftrpi St a res that Button's i'Tnnjay has taken preliminary legal swaps on -ampul Schaeffer to surrender tijw uhaanpienship -mbiem The cable-fmm add that Vignaux haa accepted Jucnm a challenge to play the balk line gama cwo shotD In Iieposits ha been sraifw tt insure the contest the last SMfek tn January agent of the pool-room men Indicted This effort however failed Commis boygan liesaer IM tTmnsnssr Joe Hand more Harfang 16 LsmCirt iwwr5 OkFivwiits4 rww -SU- ntr 'I'iUlanis entry Fifth race hand ess 1 wtlV esaa 3t Shi Wi'mww 114 JuOr Inrns Berrathn 113 Fertsotn-l'4 Bswn-land 14) Hcme tTrook ST Sjxtb rare tBing furlnrsjss-Sinfi Embry Dave Smrnnpr Ifl 'tstrikBOw 10a Grand Mary Teerery Jsssm Oolightly Nearest TIC Traeilh' 3C I Bob Franklin U6 filrmer StmsK JR i Chssterelie sioner Greene said some next Saturday tla Inir hall spirit as yet unknown to him in tb aver will Ksles Dion pitch Pennsyivui meet at Philudel should be utmost the form of the 1'enn defeat iky stock of that lean but it remuin th: iiiu's first rmtliy 11 Gun Club right end Hunter right tackle Currle right guard Schloss center Pepper left guard Bruce left tackle Harvey left end Albright quarter Maury right halfback Wood fullback Forsdick YrCTUBY FOS SaCI ll iff Ifcw qui 11 ii ffimnsy! £isnit df) nlia Girdle 107 (Hedfernt 7 to 1 won EalytX aaaii 11 fftnni "Buott fbeeiaf Dispatch to Tne American COLCTtBIA Tenn Mov The Co-aunttra SUn Club will hold Its annual attune at Riverside Park to-morrow A heral list uf premiums has been of-fissad and a large number of members if a tubs from all over Middle Tennessee -vil he present and tlitir aeleat wui sou's fumbling Tie friend of Capt Piper and represented himself to be an agent Of the poolroom syndicate saying ft "Mlchard Roe" would get Capt Piper to consent to a quiet running of pool-roowia until Jan 1 he would pay Capt Piper tloo-000 snd would pay the handiome sum of $75000 to Richard Roe for his services "Richard Roe was very Indignant siild the Commissioner "and ordored the man out of his office He has never seen him since" Later the friend told Capt Piper of the Incident The matter was laid before District Attorney Jerome who said as there were no witnesses no Indictment could be obtained bigIntsjiesuminq Activity in Steel and Iron DUtrlcti i An Exception PITTSBURG Pa Nov After an Idleness of six weeks about 2080 men re-sumed regular work in the McKeesport Bowen Wins The Bowen School second team defeated Waverly Saturday 25 to 0 Wav-erly was outplayed re iui moment ni 10 1 second Sabot 10 (Wllkerson) 7 to 1 third Tim 1:26 3-0 Ascension Gaviota Icewater Cottage Maid Neltherone Iady Knighthood and Channel ran Third race selling 1 Namtor 107 (Fuller) 7 to fi won Forward 1ft (Romanelll) 20 to 1 second: Our Nugget 97 (Higgins) 5 to I third Time 1:40 3-7) Hackenrack Blue Victor Paul Clifford Dramatist Sir Ship Grants- ga their lean 11 "Jiain when the eleven returned IhiinHS Che elevens are in guuu rmiOttuoi odd! are putting up a InxrrJ pune Eaia with Its powerful heavy jiluvnost ill seams to hold all Its uther xtveU sufb ffftnn is to luse another one of ils starters Juke Holtman re -a one of the best that ever a Hag in this country un ogn i hand I ami Prilieeioii inut latm almost onthsBhy sat Itsstt siur and still have lit -retibiniMt itlBUtl nwis Scored Over the IntBieHa st Grester Sew Turk NEW TORK Si JBupaCTHW Tighe In Brooklyn to-Oaj liwrnaatefl the complaint against Si''u fiilita-sui Robert ButUt w4hi is iim-sldtred a siclnry for tbe a tsriMlk men againss the pool mm ititasnsRs Prttle was employed as a apscuj! (rtfuwrr si the Brighton Bear race tpb 'uly Inat and was sjrpf-tfl barge of violating tbe pentad en or anaik-Ing It a misdeaneauor tor junac officer willfully nesttert Sis dify 8V as atTflated tn an ORssn matte gr atmli room proprietors have taesnuor wo-pressed at the race trnoks Th ailh-gation was made that tittle whnuiC have prevented Rookmakw Stiii ILtrlle At Raleigh "Mf Raleigh Agricultural and Mechanical College 0 University of Kentucky II ices that thi will be his las! season during his career which lie-in Nashville back in the nineties accumulated a fortune and expects go Into business Holtman first dm into prominence as a starter at iherland Park having been given Irst opportunity with the flag by Hasswurm Secretary of the local iation Since that time Holtman sent the horses on their journeys at the hlg tracks of the West win- fame wherever he wielded the bun- Won by an American SS-KXXM Moss Dr George WhBtsnr an American has won the rn" hampunship of Germany from BE an Englishman SPOfiTlsiG MELANGE Senutar Gorman of Maryland who is nannunsd as a candidate for President wiut 1 the pioneers of base ball Fkrley of Surah Black "ringing Came has embarked in business at Memphis He has quit the racing game but gaud According 10 Parley there will he no rieing in Chicago next year Bulbil he say this once befora? r-irru Ha lie has soid I011 Wallets to JBemobis where he will be playing man-jaggrir neat season In the Southern (Lefigba Waiters jumped Terre Haute unt went 60 the California outlaw Kinjne Hut somehow rfag not black- or ings dale Contend Harrison Morokanta Mary Worth Sentry Chickle Heir Apparent and The Rival ran Fourth race The Woodmere 7 Sweet Alice ft (O'Brien) I to 1 won: Irene Lindsey 106 (Fuller) 11 to 10 second Futurita 97 (Higgins) 5 to 1 third Time 1:27 Embarrassment Counterpoise Potenle and Clonmel ran Fifth race Lady Amelia 122 (Burns) 9 to 5 wan Mineola 104 Ileilfern) 11 to 5 second: For Luck 111 (O'Nell) 7 to 2 third Time 1:00 2-5 Graceful Toi San Nlshkina Australian Monochord Equity and Privilege ran Slxlh race handicap 1 Hello 102 (O'Nell) to 5 won Illyria iRed-frn) 7 to 2 second Lord Badge 10 (Fuller) 8 to 5 third Time 1:40 Only three starters ffuint'a tenatein was not erigajrea ishable by criminal law vard in working al object of winning tn urday and thun war two weeks later aggressive game tfii against Peiiti must look-in against tin the iiig six iGorowP easljf not running winjllng ite games I less Hie is what Mel left guard who jh var4 and Tale leans: "Saile is varr Tale team 11 plainrs and her me far Jitter than Hi Yals gained thsnu Yak gained thi'ae muij 1 ground ut Ha the other lumd vm Umqi tis much groin as 'if did against said that Talc's iii Cumberland In It To the Editor of The American: As a member of the Cumberland University foot bull team I wish to correct the statement made In Sunday's American to the effect that Vanderbilt and in n-tj in a class to themselves in the race for championship honors the South It a nut clear to me how your dope artist figures the Cumberland team out of tha race If Sewanee defeats Vanderbilt Thanksgiving Day It will place Sflwunee first Cumberland second and third while If Vanderbilt dnfeuts Sewanee they will have to run up a nice scura to demonstrate their superiority over Sewanee and Cumberland If Vanderbilt should defeat Sewanee by a single touchdown It will put the teams on an equal footing The people of Lebanon especially deglre Jjjiptynur sporting editor keep the facts in mind in future Yours etc CLARENCE WATERHOU8E Lebanon Nov 2 CHICAGO'S TO-DAY'S RACING CABDS BTiiil nminii'ft the beat rider in the eyar will leave Fred iook in Ifiitnuir' and go to Austria to ride next -a am Dominica ia forced leave this ejiuirry on account of the low scale of wifigftB it being impossible for him a iu hettitr than 110 pounds dil Sot Athletics at the Fair Dispatch to The American LOI'IS Nov James Sullt- Chief of the Physical Culture De-tftent of the World's Fair has coined1 arrangements whereby the cnl-gymiiastlc championships and the around college championship will place it St Loins May 2 and 27 The college gymnastic rhumpion-rs Include the following events ssllel bars horitontal bars flying 01 tumbling side horse and club iigtn The all around chnmplon- calls fer the horizontal bars pur-kJMft frying rings tumbling and Borar A gold medal emhlemutlc fm iplympic college chHiiiplnnnhlps he awarded to the winner in each ft a silver medal to second and a nxe niet'il in iliird A xepuiate let ftigali will be Klvrti for the all tb vu nhr Sonce to Tobacco Dealers S1W TitfiiC Nov 2 Healers have morgas a wrnauia: Mayor Harnscn Makmr Iteterrnniei O-fort to Stamp Out CHICAOO Nov an rdJir-! tn stamp out the handbook rvil 1 ussp-tem of betting on home raees smbft has existed in for mwrntil fwsnm Mayer Tarter BarrihOn tiv-iiigbi ssilO an ordinance to the Pity -CmmeD 8s-rlding for the licenxtisr rrf ifll msiha graphic "tickers" in use the nlljf: The purpose sought to he dnameg list the ordiname is tbt preventimi rtf raw use of "tickers" lor tbe tn nniHMiiiT of racing news betting odds nr ilssss Informal iorf't'or the making tfi th ssi agers on horw races or arrv otlbn tire telligence for tbe purposs- sreninliiir The llreitae fee tor each tinker aw quired by tbe ordinance tr -one -tUgssB aurt miuflmi by internal revenue agents At Aqueduct Fust race handicap isiei mau nt Cay Boy 121 Northern Htur lid lliver Pirate 115 Merry Engiand 11 Bullous 10a He ond rate selling I mile Stonewall 107 Cruvlnn 1(4 Akela 105 Nevermore Hark Planet 104 Nine Hpot 103 Clnclnnatus Payne 12 Hightful 1M drloff 94 Third race handicap: (Irenadc 12K Holly hpanker 14 Wotan l'-a Wizard 108 Silver Pays MrttsatlfsV ''rowii rine li l'o Roger 9S Lumi- toslty 9T Duncan 9 JJ Nates Easi 1 Dcieats tin: faaaiur School Elewm will he subject jid that the per-1 they are found and Imprlsuii- Si-- KAY The district today At the DeWeea Wood plant of tha American Sheet Bteel Company the full complement of day and night men were given regular employment At the plant of the Pittsburg Steel Hoop Company 800 men were given regular employment Full tiros waa resumed at the Demmler tin plant In tha Braddock district the five big foundrlee connected with the Edgar Thomson plant ot the Carnegie Company resumed operations In full The wire nail works of the American Steel Wire Company st South Sharon Pa have closed down for an Indefinite period throwing about 1000 men out at work Lack of orders is given as the cause for tbe shut down MINOrlTrtTE SPECIALS UNION Roy and George Nelson are under arrest here on suspicion of having robbed the house of James Carter while the owner was absent The Republicans of Carroll County will hold a delegstod convention here on Dec 18 for the pur-posi of nominating candidates for Trustee Sheriff and Circuit Court Clerk CLARK8VILLK Geo Ford a negro boy had his leg horribly mashed while stealing a ride on the brake roda of a freight train between h're and Guthrie Ky COLUMBIA-Lennldas Polk Bivouac at Its regular monthly meeting considered the matter of forming a military company and It 1s probabls that such action will be taken Miss Mary Hickman daughter of 0 Hickman was thrown from a horse and considerably bruised ahd shaken up LEXINGTON MUST PAY Bonds Issued to As St Railway Arg peclared Valid special uupatrib to Tka American JACKSyN Xeiin Nov 11 (4 Federal Court to-night judgment was rpn-deicd by a Jury In 1 vor Of Latimer of St Louis vs the town of Lexington for over $2400 Interest coupons on $19060 bonds Issued to the Nashville Osattunoogu sV Bt Louis Railway The town claimed ths bond election was irregular i Was Hot Incendiary Mu It I Nov 2 That the teno- it house lire in which tlwwnty five persons osi their lives yestefdAV mon iw Incorporations Nov 2 Another no ami ntii1 big 1 by tbe am and Wet the ilorgi while wn the next lu-r fuithfuily dinances ft'U) in nw ineorpn m-etir ot the Ea iiflnibtr The total sstttir 1 ubiftil of II "i7 'ItliliHHI which jlsHmnsvivania Nw i1 On mi oner a year 1 WESTERS IOC ELY CLUB and Delaware it was SEXUAL WEAKNESS many of you are now rranlng the result of your former folly Tour od is failliiT and will toon be Tost unless you do something for your-rhre la tin lime lose Impotency like nil sexual diseases Is never tan I' ill ith it you can make no compromise Klther you mut it or il will niftsler viu and (ill your whole future with misery and rihahl wo I have treated many cases of this kind 'that I in ns wlih th-m mi nre Willi the very daylight: Once cured by me ill never nin le liothered with emissions drains prcmntiireness small ak organ nervoiisncMc fnllng memory los uf ambition or olher rows will rah youjUjjMUMnutihnod and ehsolutHy unfit you for study Mi plea ure or manlagi7Hy treatment for weak nidi will rure all of trvlla and restore ou to what nature a hale healthy happy Stewards' Marling at Chi age Burrret of Cases cHicAOiL 11mm is ing a loii'-hdow ui -i'ti itwi wis) gjvn to hi ti in the neKi Oowi null tin matte a thrty yard run tor 11 mi ill down In Eonor of St Gregory- The Northwestern foot ball team had a irame scheduled with Purdue for Saturday at Lafayette and out of respect flop the bereaved Institution they will nut play on that date The Commodores- are off for Texas to-nisfflt OiiTrlitHV the team plays the ratty of Texas In Austin which intnt)lot8 'VanUarbllt's schedule for (ruT of Mwn- games ri port hi 11 appe irs to be luthorl-tritive has gone abroad that Daly the itar quarturbark of West Point and the former captain of the Harvard ii i ill no 1 plav against the navy at Philadelphia this venr Sewanee beat Alabama il tn 0 "Vandy" hsut thi! same squad 30 to 0 Those Tigers arn playing some foot ball but thy have got nothing Sn the Commodores so far Both teams are playing great bull ast now and If any one 'hinka he can pick the winner he can increase his haul account considerably "Htoldy' Davis coach of the Moo irssjrvamv and at one fUhfa star member of the Vaudetbllt eleven thinks Sewanee has a faster team than the Commodores this yenr He Is still toy-ill fe the "gold stid black'' though and predivSs victory for the locals on 3ine of the large colleges or unlver-sities has taken a hostile stand rig 1 Inst flour bull us yet and it Is not likely chat a general movement In this direction will take place It is to be no-tircsd however that In the smaller "Htltoots and towns there is more celiac this year against the game than and I the I al and mental powers complete ujitt to be held tfiisy ui honor 11 ae an March 4 gnira will particl to-day application 1 of persons and hiwwe Hipie ans were denied Ith thr tons which were fmh at lob to the rteatl me Marlman Jo key Jnies Ilv-i Kgl-rt owner: ve huiilred ihu pri'lu a 4 out play simp Craps in France ASSOCIATE DISEASES Blood Poison Stricture Varicocele Rupture Piles Fistula and All Chronic Diseases the 1 owen irano RgOBH Xgeu-iium SI A I Tj Al' ma Though Maflr it Umic Twine ksuuth Site ill Dispntet tn The Aimotii il as com Oats ill 'A fir I ni K- no Marge lor private counsel Nn extra eh iira lor medicine Is It not worth while to in vi tlKte a cure that has made lift anew to multitudes of men? If Jim raiin't call write your troubles fully 1 him the ninst perfect system of hme Iratmetit Office II a 'm to 13 'i to Fsr Cent Bonds sons and horse er' Standing: Jos Torhes o' trainer and Lady Be of Bice Bros The following apnl statement were det-n Filer nn Asm owner and 1 Prank lawless Jock The follow Ing applu were granted Al slus A I Butter im Dflaner 3 Secretary on Feb L' such of the as ma be The re-nil continue Cor Cherry and linion 5ta NASHVILLli TKNN Dr HARREL ir honds in 1 that after 0 the Is thsWf lading Ah- 1 is Walter horlty on the these in not am rtoism Itie eguse a lOtMcurit until I.