The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 3

THE COMMEKCIAL APPEAL: MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 1899 SIDNEY RACE CAMPAIGN IS CLOSED MOST DESPERATES FIGHT IN OHIO POLITICS jf 9 was displayed when the signal was given for a trick play On the delayed pass from the fuil back to the quarter back Beaaland wae thrown bard by Simmons with a lots of five yards Then Beaniand kicked to the right the ball reaching Vanderbilt a 13-yard line where Godrhaux was dowsed la Ms track? by Bass This was the sparest the llissis- NUt Lignite JOS Foneda Ladle Bacgelore 105 Etta 149 Third belling one mile Dr Withrow Llewanna 00 Lord Neville Hampden Bcnntiand Flop lu2 Monk Wayman luo Bell Punch Ramiro 11 Mystery Don Clatencio 147 Molo 140 Fourth All agee seven furlongs Eleanor Hoimee 1 Pinochle 02 Tom Collins Florlaar eouenon 1 John Yerkes 1a1 Leopinnter ilitutk akillman Beguile 145 Conans 14 lying Kess 115 Flftn aix furlongs Hop Scotch Malaise Juuaetta io a Pretty Rosie Also Ran 11 loutoi 102 Decide Merry Day 101 Za ctw 11- Alatrt Vale 112 K0T A BRILLIANT CONTEST law I Ulllkkinni WWIV I UW Trssere Tea ns Nat I to llbai Mishl Be Expected Froai the Mlwnlanlpptaaa t'aable to Score The University of Mississippi football eleven made their second appearance in Memphis yesterday afternoon at Billings Park wsn tney met the striped gold and black repre- 1 to I sfiiiauves lu the loot ball wond of Vanderbilt University Tbe result was defeat for the Missfe- eipplans by score of 11 to 8 Killings Park proved to be on Ideal place for football boclety turned out en muse and fashionable traps trom tbe automobile rideVofMnrUn'JbOU1 Osfort ul quota of rooters but Just rm rwnIettoui1i the so nonTiookTnK I red and Th? lowers of tbe colleges seemed to be about honestly tailored and Indisputably the greatest values ever offered at this low price The fabrics are extraordinarily fine black blue and brown Kersey Coverts and Meltons cut in all the newest styles all lengths and sizes body linings trim-mines and sleeve linings of the very (Continued From First Page) and in the light of tha whole campaign generally agreed that the Suite was aaiely baton by a large majority They think there will be large fusion gains in all the counties and many fusion leaders are now talking about a fusion landslide The Republicans continue to claim the Stale but their claims age much more modest than at first At the Republican State headquarters there is much activity but Chairman Tofft will give out no ffg- ures The State fuslcn headquarters has posted a bulletin saying reports from all sections of the State show that the fusion forces brill carry Nebraska by at least 5000 majority Fusionlsts are making beta that they will win The result of the rote to be polled in thic State on Tuesday can hardly be fore- -costed with any degree of certainty but the fact remains that Wm Bryan will be greatly strengthened or materially weakened it not almost eliminated a a a presidential pcssibllity Both sides practically agree to this Here their argument ceases however for the managers on each side are asserting that they will carry the State Bryan has been leading factor in the campaign In fact be stands out as the one issue If the fusion forces defeated it will be accepted in Nebraska as a election Bryan triumph The State is engaged In an "off' election Only a Supreme Court Judge two university regents are to be elected a except In the Sixth district where a rep- 1 rcsentalive will be chosen to succeed the late Representative Green Therefore the fight ordinarily would have been a very tame affair In off years the rote In the State Is about 25000 short of presidential years but this year there ia more in the fight than mere State Issues The latter Indeed have been neglected in thq interest of national affairs Bryan has devoted himself almost wholly of tbe administration large measure free silver SgSiJ eated it will be accepted iu Nebraska a personal defeat for Bryan while the 9 itlon of the fuslonists will be wholly a and has Ignored In a ver Both aide have I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 we show a swell line DIXIE best quality As for the tailoring we can only say that they are made by the best manufacturers in the business That every garment will give satisfaction we are 1 1 most positive if for any reason they prove the contrary remem- I I evenly divided I Vanderbilt made one touch-down in the first half and another In the second halt of the game Tbe Miwlssippiane fought valiantly in order to uphold the glory of "old Mississippi" on the gridiron the odds proved too greet and at the conclusion of the contest the 749 spectators wer unanimously of the opinion that the best team won There were few excuses for Oxford's deieat Their men were outplayed Individually collectively and every other way McDonald kicked bet- ter than Myers and Barbee and Simmons moved faster under the "spirals" and sptn-j ners of their full bark than Gil ruth and Henry did for Myers Hall and Parish possibly held their own against Booth and Lovelace on th defensive out the giant Crutchfield on several occasions simply made "wagon through the several opponents pitted against him during the afternoon Wainwright at Center and Hardy had an even tussie but the work of backs when compared with the Bonner and Edgerion sank sauce McDonald's plunges were also bordering more on 'varsity style one is accustomed to seeing on the big Eastern gridirons Tha Teaiaa la Comparlaaa Taken eollecUvely the superiority of the Nashville collegians was iveh rnaro marked fo Wlih the exception of a tackle run Lie an- 1 owin to- h'lr I1 bT falling on Godchaux a derbllt lads never resorted to other than tha old straight legitimate end runs a tackie suave and bucking the center Mississippi's report oi re of ricks and doss formations were more varied but the players showed little or no improvement on their bccoad Half Several changes were made in the ranks of tbe bruised and worn-out Mississippians in the second half Sharpe replaced Redhead at right guard the latter taklnx Parrish's plan at right tackle Fsrrish fell back to position at right half and a few moments later took hie old tackle position upon Redhead being disabled Chanler played right half thereafter Foster replaced Henry On lining up McDonald kicked off over the goal line Tha ball waa brought out to tha 25-yard line and Harvey and Farrlah advanced one yard each Hall failed to gain and the ball went over to VanderbllL Myers kicked 25 yards to little Godchaux who Juggled but regained possession of the ball in time to duck under several Mississippians who wer tackling around the neck Bonner behind an avalanche of Interference secured 19 yards around the end A fake kirk netted Edgerton 8 through the surprised the entire Mississippi lias held well and got the ball on downs on her own 25-yard Una A trick play resulted in Barbee scenting the ball and bringing Harvey down with a thud Hall wae unaole to gain and Myers kicked 20 fumble anderbllt's line proved to be Invulnerable however and tha ball went to them on downs Foster threw Bonner with a loss of 10 yards Gilruth duplicated Foster's feat and threw Edgerton back to kick and sent the oval high and clear for 50 yards It waa CLOTHING HOUSE MAIN AND JEFFERSON STS MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED MCI 65S as an an smuimwwiw vs nnv have mixed up in attending the various i rallies Republicans and fuslonists have attended the meetings cf each other In the most Indiscriminate manner This 1 believed to presage a big change one way or the other In the vote Many politicians believe there Is to be a landslide while others equally well-informed insist there will be only a few thousand votes difference between the (wo candidates Bryan never made such an effort as he has made this fall In Nebraska In one week ha traveled a thousand miles spoke nlnetv-seven times and addressed one hundred and twenty thousand persons He recognized tha seriousness of the situation early and began work immediately 9 9 9 9 ragged victory over Central University at Park last week To Oxford's defense on end runs may be attributed ihe most gains Gilruth was a poor substitute for Foster and when the latter was railed Into the game to take Henry's place the Improvement in getting down tbe field on kicks and the stoppage of Bonner's long ruae around the end was at one conspicuous The best playing for Missl tsiipi was done by Hall but the fs'rase waa very poor In tha first half and aided Gilruth materially iu netting tbe first touch-down Mississippi rarely ever gained over ten yards at a alms and th gainer Invariably loomed up Haway Vanderbilt tbe team Is far telow la Hail or Haway As for Vanderbl the sUndard that was to be expected of that Institution Mississippi might well he He has the united support of the national '71' i "i tana Presl-organlzatlon Oppos to him haa been the Si Rubl lean county entire national organization of the R-! dent Quigfi of the publican party Funds have been sent to lha' i the the State from the East to both sides ouotea 1 1 the fusion While Bryan has made the campaign of the rrtT will throw vote life the opposition has been very strong ticket- ln which csss the resi lit win oe party whose vigor seems to 132000 Tammany 128 30 proud of the showing against a college so much older In the game la Bonner McDonald and Edgerton however they possess a trio of backs that will undoubtedly be nnrdfrwB ln the big game The remainder of the eleven fail far short of what might expected from a Vanderbilt 'varsity Tbs Une-np was as lullows VanderbllL Postdocs Mississippi Barbee Ift end Gilruth Llt tackle Hall a- 1 2" Bswell Right guard Redhead Sharp mads a desperate rally but th game Pcakers to the State if they desired WhiS foLflT Md Kd: ertou followed with a 80-yard run around Gilruth the Utter making little or not effort to break Into the interference Little Bean- land finally brought the runner to Mother! Gilruth the Utter making little or not effort pushed over squarely between the goal posu for the second touchdown McDonald missed end organlsatiou'on both sides absolutely -in 11 WlU goJD by both sides When Mr Bryan began to speak in the situation Bryan electrified the State almost in a night The crowds began to manifest enthusiasm the meetings were largely attended and before he hid con- eluded his first tour the whole State waB aflame and the Republicans sent out rBACTICALLY LEFT AT IMIST BIT UO1 BY A SEt'K TRILLO WAS EASILY BEATEN (irrrllcM Made All the (lav aad Won Cleverly From Trillu Bettle Gray aad Other KEW YORK Not 4 The bright weather and a good card attracted a large crowd to the Aqueduct race track today Three of the alx favorite won and the racing aa a whole waa aplnted The handicap for 3-year-oida and upward waa polled by aeratcbea only three going to the poet Triiio waa made favorite but Grey field made all the running b1 won cieverly by cafe margin Sidney Lucas In tho last event ran remarnaole race lie waa practically leffrgt the poet bat made up thu lost ground gr tally nod won on tho put by a neck bun nee: first feix furiougK our Gertie 1 (Jenkins) I to won Cormorant iw tllen-neasyi to 1 and 8 to 1 aecoud 1'AMiueitto Mt (Bullman) to 5 third Time 1:17 Tabouret Gase Prestidigitator Ken liadad l)r Parker and isyea also ran Second belling mile and sixteenth Compensation I Slack) 8 to 1 won Mnurlm Ii4 (McIntyre 8 to 1 and 8 to 1 second The Gardener 1C1 (O'Connor) 8 to Gw third Time 1:81 Village Pride and Myth also ran Third Five and a half furlunge Prejudice 148 (Jenkins) 2 to 5 won L'ucie Josh (O'Connor) 4 to 1 ond 4 to 5 cecond Wax Taper 102 (boob) 20 to 1 third Time 1:10 2-8 James The Critic Alex Duffieid Firelock and Dally Report also tan Fourth Mile and a sixteenth Grey-field (O'Connor 7 to 5 won Triiio 128 (Bullman) 8 to 10 and out second Kettle Gray 100 Onagmnn 8 to 1 and out third Time 1:52 Fifth Belling mile and 70 yards Brisk 87 (O'Connor) 2 to won bt Leronso 102 (Jenkins) 3 to 1 and even second Ked- ernl 84 (A Weber) 12 to 1 third Time 1:50 2-5 Kilt Atlantus Howard 8 Chivalrous Leplda and Larva also ran Blxth Five and a half furlong Sidney Lurae 105 (Bullman) 8 to won Give and Take 87 (A Weber) 3) to 1 and 8 to 1 second Jncoma He (Collins) 8 to I third Time 1:11 Bermuda Hundred fluke Elsie Skip Kerry Lad Mynherr Peeler and Arn Prior also ran MAY BEACH UNPLACED 4PCaaaall aad laabey'lhe Oaly Wli las Fa war! tea at Lakeside CHICAGO Nov' May Beach ran unplaced again today at Lakeside but she allowed much more speed than she did on Thursday when Jockey Bloee was ruled off -for his ride on her O'Connell woo the race today He and Isa bey were the only wln-Bing favorites three decided outsiders finishing In front Tbe 2-year-old Maud Wal- 'laes beat a lot of good ones In tha fourth 'racs Weather clear track heavy Summaries: First On mile and a sixteenth selling Varda 104 (Wlnkfleld) 8 to won Donna Rita 88 (Mitchell) out second Ell-dad US (Ely) third Time 1:58 Second Four and a half furlongs Emma 115 (Conley) 15 to 1 won Aven-stoke US (Wlnkfleld) 1 to 2 second: Lady Corson 115 (Vltatoe) third Time 0:57 3-6 1 Third Six furlongs O'Connell lot (Conley) 1 to won Duty 104 (Wlnkfleld) I to second Little Beggla 197 (Scherrer) third Tima FOnrth One mils aad a sixteenth Maud Wallace 74 (Tally) 10 to woo Vo-landieu 02 (McQuade) even second Hugh Penny 80 (Mitchell) third Tim 1M4 Fifth On mile selling Isa bey 108 (W Jones) even won False Lead 101 (McQuade) 7 to 1 second Lillian Reed 85 (Waldo) third Time 1:51 Sixth One' mile Georg Lea 101 (Wlnkfleld) 4 to won Pat Garrett 85 (Tally) 4 to 1 second Aalor 105 (Hlnkcy) third Tima 1:47 Lakeslda' Entries First Six furlonga Evlyn ryrd 106 Hermoaa 108 Eaater Card 105 Red Gldd 102 Kamsin Jim Gore Her Favor 103 Innuendo Vhlcru 102 Rey Salasar Prince llnry Eva Wilson Josephine 88 Cuirassier 87 Koealle 84 Flirtation 81 Blenheim 84 Second One mile Elldad Mscy Lew Hopper 112 Hugh Funny Actor David 108 Tha Jefferson lid Tin Craft Walkenehaw Del Paso II Fred Barr 107 Donna Rita 104 Inverary Libbie Leanep Woodranger Garner Chicopee Chancey Fisher Varda Pit-fall Refuge Dad Steele 104 Third Five end a half furlongs Ben-nevllle 122 Algaretta Brulare 112 Th Chemist 111 Sim 108 O'Connell DeBrld 108 Georgia 107 Whit Ivy 106 Percy lug Miss Lynah 88 Violet Parsons Loyal Prince Ref-fer Marxella 88 Sam Lazarus Esq Goebel 97 Poulin 84 Fourth One mile Yoloco Tom Gilmore Indian 194 Phallas 88 (bbs II Myrtle Bebauer Dlnornte Lovable 85 Little Lissle 88 Fifth Six furlongs Man of Honor Avonatoke 197 Bonnlvnrd Allan to Tho Monk lamimid 10 Maud Wallace 87 Marie Mare 8- Allaroorhee 87 Innovator 87 Cryetlne 82 Jh MU and an eighth: aelling Wilson 112 King Bermuda Double Dummy 119 George Leu 11 Jimp Tlllie Judge Steadman Pnncharm 108 Eln 107 Tip Gallant 10C Teutonia 104 Fay the Fiddler 100 Prospero 8 Holdup 88 Monongah 10L JOCKEY KUHN HURT Near Lsslag Hla Llfa mm actts Farmer Calt lllttiek CINCINNATI Nov Jockey Charley Kuhn who has been hurt on nearly every race track In the West came near losing bis lf rwport today Kahn rod Hittlck Jn the six-furlong handicap When the Held made the turn on the home stretch norse swerved under him and before ho could get control of th animal Hittlck crashsd through tbe Infield fence and threw Kahn Into a deep ratine The boy was wltB Mood vben picked ap but Injury resulted Hittlck badly crippled and may never race axaln Weather clear track very slopped First Seven rurlongs Th Star of Bethlehem 119 (Knight) 6 to 5 won Donald JSr 5 second Lcoplantcr J97 (E Ross) 8 to third Time 1:30 Leo Bruno Ssuber Albert Vale Parakeet! Domsi and Knnja also ran Carter 10 (Southard) a to won Oration 103 (Boland) 11 1 5 third Tims 1:4 Scsrlst Lilly Rus-ssll Coley Joe McFarland Honest Run and Hssbroeck also ran Third One and a half miles selling The Doctor 99 (Wcddcrttrand) 8 to won: Oerie II 102 (Southard) even second Beth-leham 101 (Boland) 25 to thR Tim IkEyr Hungry Hill Kaiht Iso' ron PWDe aDd John McCarthy royt Handicap furlongs Molo rreifSr110 to T00' Applejack 105 ((ftixerais to iteond: Tom Col'in (Dale) 9 to 1 third Tlme Joha 1 Treebcam Foneda Merry Day Neck- cd Ufe also ran rjHb Raro-On mile Cathedral la) (B-1 to yu: Manlius 107 (Silvers) 4 U2 (Hamilton) 60 l-'ff- Plccola Harrv rtes- too Llewanna Grey Pride Lord Neville Malaise Harry Lee and Koenig also ran Luton la Entries Htjl ml! and sixteenth JS DeHaven Parakeet 84 Iant 101 Tbs Bondman Col Cluks IN LeopUnter lid gelling fire aad a half fur-lougs Trouballne Fairy Dell Ice Drop 97 Johnson Flora Daciels Dcceptrfx 101 LARGEST LINE Sffnderwear and Juris in the cm slppiass ever came to getting to Vanderbilt's goal Studiat wearlag the red and lined up back of the goal posts and yelled like demons to their favorites to hold the line They were doomed to dUanpoiatmeat however as an instant later the speedy Uocner dodged In aad out and planted the oval 25 yards nearer the renter The umpire was again kind to 'old Mississippi" and called the runner back Tb fca! sTea II II munll Kiwh to Misslcsippl Hall smashed around Booil for a little over four yards Redhead turned quickly into the giant Crntchfieid for ce yard Farist failed to get by Lovelace is did Myers at Hardy Hail circled Barbee for ten yards and a close formation brought 'be bail to within SW yards of a touchdown Hail waa tried without adding an Inch Kelhead gained one yard and llall was sgsln called on and brushed past Barbee for nine yards Parish struck a stone well in attempting to gain through Booth and tbe ball waa given to Vanderbilt on their own 15-yard line Bonner took 29 yards before he was brought down by so bard that Simmons barely beat a Mississippi to tbe ball as It fell out of Bonner's arms Henry tackled Edger-ton hard with a small gain and McDonald BearIand fumbled and Simmons saved the oval for the side Then Vanderbilt commenced hammering at tbe 1 punted 0 th tnckleV and Edgerton and Bonner advanced VnntoWu'fiTii? Vith center Tbe first half ended tfnter Srore 8 to a mighmty effort applauded to the echo by the big crowd The crippled Harvey gamely hung on to interference for a short gain and Beaniand on a delaped pass advanced 10 yards past Simmons Chanler lost ground around Simrno and the latter also gathered in Beaniand ou the too-much-trle quarter back trick Myers kicked for 30 yards Foster getting down the field In great shape and stopping Godchaux in his tracks Eighty Effort for 6mL CapL Simmons commenced to call on his men for a touchdown aud Bonner responded to the cause with a three-yard gain Me- cause Wlsda been anticipated football team oa tba defense and tbs offense Her line wae Impregnable Pennsylvania being unable to make any gain through 1L Pennsylvania's 1ne tin held well but not so well as the crimson Harvard made most of her gains on Pennsylvania's ends especially the left one- which was very weak In the end runs Strelo was almost invariably used and be seldom failed to gain Harvard's tricks did not do much good and the three touchdowns were made on a combination of plunges and UBI- Harvard's interference showed up well todsy with fifteen winners for first money They are Voris Gay Elliott Dr Williams Fanning Herscht Mrs Bhattuck Tripp Hallowell Dick White Eick Gross Mack-le and Budd A Negtra to Hawgr RALEIGH Nov At Lumber-ton today Reuben Ross colored was convicted of criminal assault and sentenced to be hanged on December 7 His victim was Mrs Bettie Ingram a highly respected lady A Pot eat Resnlafloa Dress suits pressed cents Dye Works TeL 1039 Riegel's SIS MAIN Photographs are th best Wltzmann A Cm offer 30 second-hand piano Including Knabe Steinway Chiek-erieg and Kraaich A Back Some of them as good aa new Cheap for cash or on easy payments Wltimoan A Ca 213-123 Second St Right tackle Farriih Redhead 1 called with the ball near the center Slmmona(CapL) Right end Henry Foster Godchaux Quarter back Beaniand Left half back Harvey Edgerton Right half back Baas Chanler McDonald Pull hack Myers Touch-downs: Edgerton McDonald Goal from touch-down: McDonald Refeiw 8 Rhea University of VI r-Lmplra Wilson University of Edmonson University 1 and rant Vanderbilt University Twenty-five and twenty minute halves were played TUSSLE FOR THE BALL HarTard-PeaaiylTaala Game 1'p Witte a finite aad Taaible Raw PHILADELPHIA Nov Aa had the University of Pennsylvania ticket is admitted to be a atre tig one The result depends ou the strength of the labor liave deeply Fusion Socialist etc 10000 Richard Crok rr declares that figures given by his disti Hct leaden Insure a Tammany plurality rf 65000 to 70000 votes James Reync dds of the Independent Labor party claim a vote of 35000 for hla party and a Funk in plurality of 15000 to 35000 ELECTIVE JUDICIAMY The Principal Feature nf Intfcereafi Im the Mississippi Blaetlc in JACKBON Miss Nov 4 Tb close of tbe Mississippi State campaign was of 1 very informal nature Longlno the Democratic candidate for governor has delivered only two addresses alnce his nomination one in Chickasaw county and one in Pontotoc county which are regarded aa Populist strongholds Pro urltt the Populist candidate haa made renty-flve speeches which he eta tea went) for th purpose of maintaining party arganlza-tlon Considerable Interest ia beitog manifested ln the proposed amendment to the State constitution providing for (in elective Judiciary No Dnutet nf Tlrginla RICHMOND Va Nov The election in Virginia Tuesday will be for half the 8tate senate the other half bein 0 holdovers and full house of delegates' Very little Interest has been taken ln tfei 1 contest it being conceded that both I louses of the assembly will be overwhelm singly Democratic This assembly will Sleet a successor to United States Senato Mar- tin and what are known as tha capital of- fleers to-wit: Secretary of the mormon- wealth State treasurer and auditor! Dali la Massachusetts BOSTON Mass Nov The State campaign ln Massachusetts has bee more than ordinarily dull even for tn af year the Republicans being confident victory end the Democrats only hope ful of making a better showing than 1ns fall- "Whatever life has been Instilled lot at the -sr from the Demc icratlc aide 8tate issues have been thro arn to the winds and both side confined them-selvra to arguments for and again It expansion the silver question beta not mentioned The Republican lidits for governor is Murray CA-oe the millionaire paper manufacturer and tha Democratic candidate is Robert I rest Paine who is a descendant of the revolutionary leader of that name and bo Is of dressy Top Coats in well-known for his connection with reform and philanthropise work FIRE AT KANSAS CITY Jmes Balldlan BaraeA ail tte Hai tealAt Balldlan Crashed ter Fallla Wall KANSAS CITY Mo Nor Th Jon Dry Good Company on of tho largest department store In th West burned tonight entailing a losa of 1200 000l Tho Humboldt building a flvo-atory structure serosa Sixth street and occupied by tho Emerlch house furnishing company waa struck by tho falling walls of tho Jonas building and collapsed Tho damage to this building its contents Is estimated at $25000 Several other buildings near by on Main street warn badly scorched Sparks from tha Jones building blown eastward carried tha fir to tho roar part of th Walnut and Clifton hotels on Walnut 'street both of which were considerably damaged ln th rear The fir spread to tha old 8L Jam hotel on Walnut street and at 1:30 am th new building seemed doomed THE WEATHER Fareeaat for Saaday Washington Nov 4 1888 For Tennessee and Fair Sunday and Monday: warmer Monday light to fresh southwesterly wind For Fair Sunday and Monday southerly winds For Mississippi Fair Sunday: fair Monday except showers near the coast light aorth to northeast winds For Georgia and Pair Sunday and Monday light variable winds Beteereiea (ml Bt Memphis Tens Nor 4 TAIL I TPK Temperature Wind direction 35 NW 08 Clear 50 Calm 88 Clear Precipitation Weather eeeeae Maximum temperature 58 degrees minimum temperature 24 degrees A EMERY Loral Forecast OfficfaL DIED At his residence No 64 Jones avenue at 2 o'clock this (Sunday) morning Ira Saint Jr aged 8 years son of Patrolman Ira aad Lady Blackbura SalnL Due notiro of funeral will be gives (536 GAYOSO LOAN OFFICII JOS GOODMAN PropV LOANS TO ANY AUCUNT IM UST in the United States and Canada oee The Gaaie la Detail Mississippi won th ton and chose the balL CapL Simmons selected th southern goal PPJ- Harvard deserved the victory be-wuh the wind against him Noyere kicked off £UM played the better game At no time to th 25-yard line On the first play Bon- durin tte contest did Pennsylvania hava a ner failed to gain any ground around Henry cbmnc to win and tha crimson goal Una McDonald dived in hack of Wainwright for WM Mwr t0T moment menaced by three yards Two plays against te players of the red and blue There were center netted no gains and McDonald punted 10 sensational plays and tha game was an The hall sailed SO yards into Mississippi ter- ordinary one all through Mississippi icr- was defeated by the Harvard eleven by a score of 16 to 0 on Franklin Field this afternoon la the presence of nearly 25400 ritory Beaniand failed to get under the kick ad with the Vanderbilt ends already on top of him he hesitated at failing on the ball Before Beaniand could gather hie mite Me- Donald sprinted Into the striped line of play- ers and smothered the ovsl for hie own side on 45-yard tins Tbs play was very much of Huk and the 80-yard line reamed to unnerve the Oxford students and players alike Edgerton then forced his way Ige through Redhead for four yards and Bonner set the small sea of yellow chrysanthemums on the traps and vehicles in motion by rir- cling the elongated Gelruth for 20 yards The gray and tan herring 4 IJ a Is oa tlM 9- VOMCBBfO 0 Aiywhm If yC WEAK SHOES FOR Tha Beat aa lha Marir McRae Bevil at Mala aad nenpms Band for Fall Thorough Dyeing Thera's no taring In half lag a aulC Tha tntvata or strong sun will show tho lack of thoroughness Whan I 1 dye through and throegl every thread la saturated li tha kind of dyoing that tha old faded suit be newness again JOHN HANSLER LER fifindfooteJ 99 IF HEALTH IS NATURAL Nature intended that should be Bell and you will well If you guard against liver troubles Disease never starts when all the vital organs work in harmony and it is the liver that regulates them LIVER REGULATOR does all that any other liver remedy can and more It noL only stimulates but builds ufi and strengthens the liver It relieves indigestion in a day Cures headache and constipation and clears the complexion Money back if it falls PRICE 50c Van Vleet-Manslleld Druo Co IV tVilkereon Go WHOLFSfilB AGENTS MEMPHIS 1ENN 1 I Oar bock at Year Best' tovcors free to see the fusion forces held ln check SS SULTRY IN KENTUCKY Movements mt Beth Bides Viewed With Isiplcloa as Teadlag tw Cana Trouble (Special to Tha Commercial Appeal and New York Herald Copyright 1898 by Jamas Gordon Bennett) LOUISVILLE Nov The Kentucky campaign la being pushed as vigorously ms ever Excitement Is growing higher but there are no Indications of violence Mayor Weaver haa pledged himself that tha police shall not Interfere ln any respect Republicans and bolting Democrats charge that the police and fir-men will ba used to prevent them from voting and the Democrats view with suspicion the re- of the Loulsvil Legion under 1 Rponbliean officer Gov Bradlev savs Republican officers Gov Bradley says the 1 gion will not be ordered out unless requested by the civil authorities who ar Democrats He does not expect trouble nor does anybody else who Is not an alarmist or hopes to make a point by predicting trouble Republicans however are very confident because they declare a careful poll of the State shows sixty thousand disaffected Democrats who say they will not vote for Goebel This would give Taylor the State by 35000 plurality The same results were obtained by an earlier poll made by the Brown Democrats Attor- 1 ney-General Taylor claims a plurality of about twenty-one thousand Mr Goebel declines to go into details but says he will have a plurality of thirty thousand and carry every congressional district hut the Eleventh Gane mt Prautleal Pol I tire FRANKFORT Ky Nov 4 The Democratic committee practically finished Ita work ln the campaign today Ex-Senator Blackburn chairman rf the campaign committee said: Just finished game of practical politics with the Republican) and now propose tn teach them arithmetic but without giving figure you sav elect both the ticket and the legislature A Democrat is victory in the Sat ia as certain as election Gov Bradley who left on a special car to make a final speaking tour for the Re-vh1rn predl- 1 Taylor's but expected the result to bt so close that feared trouble might result CLOSE DISTRICTS Twesty-Tkne of Tteens la New York R'hlck May Cbaige Political Complexloa NEW YORK Nov 4 The e'ectlon la New York State next Tu aday will be for the State assembly of 150 membrra The counties that m-'k- N-w Yo-k cl wil! elect several county officers anl e'ty aldr-men will alas chosen Syracuse and Albany will elect a mayor and other city officials The present publican maj-rltr la the assembly Is shout twenty-five A careful estimate bised on advices received from all the counties gives th Republicans eighty members and the D-mocrats seventy la the new assembly There are twenty-thre elose districts where the pluralities will not exceed 200 or 300 Fifteen of these are lnclul in the Re-publ'cmn estimate and eight ln the seventy conceded to the Democrat As the next assembly will not vot for a United States senator national Issues have not entered largely Into the campaign The up the State haa been lrit eight of in the bitterness of the contests on Manhattan Island for assemblymen county officers and aldermen Aa anti-Tamm fusion ticket supported by the Republican Citl-xens Union and Independent Labor parties and indorsed by various reform b'dies Is ln tho field The fusion candid tor supreme Justices are both Democrats the candidate for sheriff Is the lender of th: Granite Cutters' Union and one of tbs candidates for city coart Justice Is a single-tax leader Tha Tammany county umpire was watching however and the bail was brought back Vanderbilt's right aide of the line having resorted to Bonner then tried to go through Farteh but was thrown without an Inch McDonald Jumped high in the air and was shoved over the crouched Mississippi end for a abort gain Edgerton was more successful and tumbled over Farlsh for ten yarde Crutchfield and Lovelace opening up a mammoth hole Short plunges In th line failed to gain the required five yards on the succeeding three downs and th ball went over to Mississippi Myers im- medlately kicked out of dangerous territory BALTIMORE Md Nov The cam- foil in Maryland dosed tonight with the mil Bonner at once brushed by Gilruth tor 1 nf Knt imin ten yards and Edgsrton kept up tbs at vnee TTthIng with a ran of ten yards around th right tlte betting decidedly In favor of end Bonner made two yards through A'ain- Democratic candidates Odds of two to wrighL Godchaux fumbled Hardy i pass ona hre being freely offered on the election when within ten yards of a touchdown Edg- of John Walter Smith Democratic pushed hla way tor two yarde over date for governor but with few takers 1 The officers to br elected on Tuesday are Mississippi a adherents were cheering and calling on their line to "smash 'em up" along J' with other yelln of encouragement but all rv A legislature and half of the to no use and on the next line-up the two male will also be chosen but no United teams went together In one long fond smotb- States senator Is to be elected at tbe cornering embrace When the mass of limbs im session were untangled young McDonald was dlscov- str vm Inches Inside Mississippi's goal line CINCINNATI Nov The shooting in ThB wears of the gold and black ict out tha the Cincinnati Gun Club handicap closed It formed quickly and waa not easily broken up On the other hand was rather ragged BOTH CLAIM MARYLAND But as a Bettlngr Pro position the Dens or ratio Candidate Is th Favorite jhe Express Company he JZarga st in the lOorld Ora 7JK0 of ices rackety "Cax! Coax! In lusty fashion It had taken the Nashville collegians juxt 9 1-2 mlnutea to secure the 5 point McDonald developed an easy goal snd tha score stood 6 to 9 Far Aaalhr Go In the line-np at the center of the field Myers kicked off to Vanderbilt's 25-yard ltna Barbee rushed back ten yards before Base brought him to standstill with a well directed effort at the knees It wee the first time during the afternoon that the Oxonians had exhibited any evidence of coaching la this line as most of the preceding tackles had been high and ineffective Vanderbilt up to this stage of the game had kept strictly within the confines of straight football snd had used none but trio of backs In running with the ovsL Misisslp- (gsiipntlsi! "Worthy goods and service at prices that pi perhaps discovered this facL or the sting be matched" That waa the resolu- 7lu? hd Uon we made ln (he start and it has made thing to do with tha shake-up that took pises b-j ln their playing On the line-up Harvey E- -f naX JeTler Feabedy Hotel hreke through aud gathering Bonner in BuLOing locked arms both went down with crash which reaulted In a fire-yard loes for Vanderbilt McDonald was forced to kick He sent the oval yards out of bounds It was Mississippi's foil in the center ot the field The play of the Oxford representatives then took a different turn Hall threw himself Into Booth for a sevea-yard gstn Farlsh drove through Lovelace for five and Harvey good cotton bought at 201 Madison Bond riANOS FOR S2COO Beautiful new Upright Pianos 31S000 Sod direct from factory BALDWIN A CO Corner Main and Jefferson Tho facilities of the American Express Company for th transportation of Money Bonds Valuables Mirchii idlso aad Produce are unequaled for Security and Dispatch The rente of tho American foipnsi Company embrace more than 59000 miles of the principal railroads In the New England Middle Western aad Southern States and Canada (This docs not Include ocean aad river routes) The company la also represented by Ita own agencies la the principal cities of Europe and by Its connection nt all principal commercial centers throughout the world The great extent of the compu routes all being under a uniform system of management with through wsv-bl 11! rg to every effice through can aad through trunks for panels enables lb company to guarantee QUICKER TIME LOWER RATES with POSITIVE R1 IS POSSIBILITY ncnlnst loss or damage and more expeditious convenient and ntufactory medium of transportation than offered by any 'tber line Th TARIFFS cf the Americas Express Company will always be aa low aa any responsible express Shipments by the Americas Erpi vs Ccmnany are forwarded la charge of special messenger and only by tbe SWIFTEST TRAINS For rates to foreign countries ffr eirht class IS cation epeelal rate for printed matter samples cte money orders travelers cbeauee and telegrnobie transfer rate apply to GEO WOOD General Agent 37 a fid 19 South Court Street Memphis Tenn plunged fiercely Into the same place for small gain Bass was thrown by Bsrbee with no gain Myers was forced to kick on tbe rext two downs and the effort was poor one lut Bear land saved the cvsl for his side by 1 falling on Godshanx'e Jugrle with the tall on Mississippi's 45-yird line Hall mads a botch of Beanlaad's pass but the Mississippi Quarter bach gathered la tn pigskin aad wiggled through the scattered Tennesseans for a slight advanc A close formation on tackle gave Harvey yard Myers added five over Hardy and secured five more by Sewell which brought the oval to within twenty yards of the Vanderbilt's goal posts Mississippi waa putting fort fast nappy hall aad peer generalship.