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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
THE TOUCHDOWN.
HARVARD WON.
Indians Scored Their Usual Goal Bu
Harvard was Too Strong.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. oct. 29.-The
Carlisle Indians scored their usual goal
from the field in the football game on
Soldiers Field this afternoon, but Har-
yard won through hard. clean and ut
times brilliant work, by a score Of il 20
g. making the first touchdown through
poor headwork on the part of the Indians
and another in the second half by beau
tiful runs by Dibblee-
YALE TACTICS.
The Indians repeated their tactics at
Yale last Saturday, by at once rushing
the ball down the field 10 the &-yard
line and then making their try for goal
from the field. In the first attempt Hud-
son failed but the second time the ball
sailed across the cross bar with five yards
10 snare Then the Indians showed their
lack of knowledge of the game and al
lowed Cochrane after kick to put the
Harvard team on side and Hallowell fell
on the ball within five yards Of the goal
posts. Three rushes were necessary
however before Reid went over for the
first touchdown
THE SECOND HALF.
In the second half long runs by Dbl
blee scored another and what proved 10
be the last touchdown for Harvard. The
eane was one of the best seen in cam
bridge this year. for the Indians gave the
Harvard team the hard work that they
needed and showed UP the weak points IN
the Crimson line in "A manner that was
ANYTHING but assuring as to the outcome
of the Pennsylvania game next SATURDAY.
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princeion. D: BroMp. 0.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., oct 29.-Brown
was beaten by Princeton to-day by a
score OF % TO o. The game was pa! d
i'm drizzling rain before about !, 4ot
persons. -, ,,-,..
In the first half Brown held Princeton
well and only after sixteen minutes play
were the Tigers able 20 shove Refer over
for a touchdown. from which Wheeler
failed to kick goal The end Of the half
round the ball in Browns possession on
Princeton's fOrty-hve-yard line.
In the second half Reitcr and Black
went through for touchdowns. and In
scrimmage Brown lost the ball on rum
BILE. and II rolled outside OF the bunch;
Poe Princeton's left END, picked IL up ana
sprinted fifty yards, aided by beautiful
interference. for a touchdown.
GROWN was weak In her defensive pays,
while Princeton was equally weak on the
offensive movements.
II was a clean game from beginning TO
end. none of the players being seriously
injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
BLANCO TO LEAVE CUBA.
\ Steamer Has Been Fitted Up for
Himself and stan.

HAVANA. Oct. 29.-The Mariana Beach
landing place has been definitely selected
and work on the landing stage began this
morning under the direction OF Captain
Crawford, of the engineer corps.
The Colonial Congress was dissolved
Yesterday by decree OF aptain-General
Blanco.
Captain Brooks has been assigned by
the United States Military Commissioners
10 make detailed inventory OF every gun
mounted on the fortihcations of Havana,
as agreed upon az Yesterdays meeting
or the joint commission.
Tho civil governor of Havana, recent
~ ordered the removal OF all the begsars
who are infesting public thoroughfares.
They will be taken TO homes, hospitals
and asyiums designated for that purpose.
The Spanish mail steamer Nillaverde
now en- route 10 Vera Cruz, Is expected
10 arrive here on November 9TH. Her
cabin and state rooms have been COM
pleteIy reftted and the vessel has been
placed al the disposal of General Blanco
TO carry himself and his stan TO Spain.
General Rlanco will probably sail between
the 18th and 10th Of November. The VII
Iavarde is the vessel which carried Cen
eral Martinez Campos to Spain when he
returned home from cuba.
From tomorrow the volunteers will
nerform only sentinel duty at the pal
ace ~ the Captain General. the headquar-
ters OF the military government and the
treasury.
II was admitted at to-day's session Of
the American and Spanish evacuation
commissions, by the members Of the lat
ter IN answer to an Interrogation by
General Butler, as TO the reason that
General planco had ordered the susoen-
sion OF the discharge OF Spanish troops
that the government had no resources
with which TO pay in full the dues OF the
men and that the applications for dis
charges were 30 far In excess OF what
waa auticinated that the governuaeut was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
THE NEXT REUNION
Will BE Hold in Charleston May 10Th
To 18Th Inclusive.
The following explains Itself:
Headquarters

Headquarters
United Confederate Veterans.
New Orleans. La, oct %, 1888.
General Orders No. 200.
/. The General Commanding annJunces
that under the resolution passed at the
late reunion held at Atlanta, Ca, ana
under the custom established by the as
ISOLATION. leaving the date Of the next
annual meeting and reunion. which IS 10
be held in the city OF Charleston, 5. c.,
to the General Commanding and the De-
partment Commanders. by unanimous
agreement. and at the desire Of and ac-
quiescense In by "Our Host" the next
reunion will be held al Charleston, 5. c.,
upon the following dates. May 10Th nth,
18th and 18th. 1899. Wednesday, Thurs
day Friday and Saturday respectively.
On account OF the rapid growth Of the
association and the immense accumula-
ton OF business which demands urgent
attention AT the coming session. four days
viii be given for this important session,
unless the business is sooner disposed or
by the delegates.
H. with pride the General Command
lng also announces that J 10 camps have
now Joined the association and applica-
lions received at these headquarters for
over 200 more He urges veterans every
where TO send % these headquarters for
organization papers. form camps at once
and Join this association so as 10 assist
I'm carrying out its benevolent, praise
worthy and patriotic objects
J. 3. GORDON,
BY order Of
General Commanding
George Norman, Adjutant General and
Chief OF Staff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
MAROONS SCORE ON PENNSY.
Chicago is the First Team 10 Cross
Their Goal This Season.

PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-The
University of Chicago football eleven
succeeded this afternoon in crossing the
University of Pennsylvania goal, the
first time the Red and Blue has been
scored on this season. the final score be-
ing-University Of Pennsylvania, %; Chi
cago University, II.
In the final ten minutes OF play the
Chicagos simply carried the Quakers Off
their feet, and 1t looked as If they were
going TO have a walkover. but the Penn
sylvania men took n brace AMI played
something like their true form. The Ma
room backs, by their beautiful defence,
won hearty applause, and often ploughed
through the Pennsylvania for good gains,
only To lose the ball by a miserable FUN
BILE. Gardiner was the chief offender in
this respect for the Red and Blues, while
Herschberger made some miserable at
tempts at catching Hare's low, twisting
punts.
THE TOUCHDOWN.
Chicago scored their first touchdown
ten minutes after play started. Chicago
got the ball on Pennsylvania forty-five
ward line. Clarke went around left end
for twenty yards and Herschberger du-
pHcated the trick in the next line up
The ball was then on Pennsylvania s i've
ward line. and in the next line up Clark
was pushed over for a touchdown.
In tho second half Herschberger dropped
a field goal from a place kick from
Pennsylvania's twenty-seven yard line.
PENNSYLVANIA outplayed tho visitors in
the second half the play being almost en-
tirely in the Maroon's territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
Hoods SarsapariIla
r., =, n:t,. are purely vegetable. re-
kEOOu . IT'D liable. beneficial CSC.

Anverl. OF the visiting team. brought the
Cornell rooters to their feet on the two
occasions, when he broke forth from the
mass of twenty-five men, and, with a
clear field ahead, started for Cornell 5
goal. Quarterback Young, however,
was equal to the occasion, and brought
him down within ten yards Of his goal
line. Cornells interference was loose.
and Captain Whiting was unable TO get
around ends for this reason. Four places
on the team were filled by substitutes, and
il was due to this fact that Cornell made
q poor showing The visitors made all
their gains on double passes and trick
plays.
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SACRED HEART FAIR.
Movement TO Lift the Debt From the
Church

Church.
The fair for the benefit OF the Sacred
Heart Church will begin at the First
Regiment Armory on Monday. November
eth.
The object is the payment OF the debt
still upon the church. When the church
was built 1t was heavily encountered.
Since its dedication IN 1886 the congrega-
ton has by continuous effort been able
TO reduce the debt TO about one-haf It's
original proportions. The debt. however
still remains quite large and the interest
charges alone are a heavy burden on the
members. II is believed and hoped that
enough will be realized from the coming
fair TO so reduce the existing deot
as to make the payment OF the balance
a comparatively easy task FOR the parish
toner's themselves.
The Catholic ladies OF the city nave
been at work for some weeks past IN
securing articles and donations TOR the
fair. The armory will be tastefuiiy deco
rated and there will be many attractions
The cause Is one that appeals 70 all
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Movements of Soldiers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-Quartermas-
ter-General Ludington has invited repre-
sentatives OF all railroads In the South 10
meet him at his Office November fst for
the purpose Of reaching an agreement
upon rates for the transportation OF SOL
dicls and military supplies 70 and from
the new winter camps recently establish
ed IN the South The principal movement
will be from Camp Meade, Middletown
Pa, to the new camps in Georgia and
South Carolina.
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proved yesterday and'wili soon be able to
rejoin their regiment mt Savannah. The
members or the Fourth are fast disap-
pearing from the hospital. six OF them
being discharged Yesterday.
Martin League, OF Company d; Joseph
kohn. OF Company C: Jerry German, OF
Company G; Charles A. Pearman, OF
Company X; William Crump, OF Company
n, and Thomas Sneed, OF Company f..
The last named Is prisoner and will be
sent to Saint Augustine prison to-mor-
row to serve out sentence Of six months
TO which he was sentenced by court
martial for impersonating an officer.
kohn, German and League left yester-
day for Fortress Monroe TO recuperate.
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CAN GO HOME TO VOTE.
But the Voter Must DO so in His own
Time. Not Uncle Sans.

WASHING TON. oct. 29.-Secretary
Alger has issued the following memoran-
dunn for chiefs of bureaus ana officers
I'm his department beering on the ques-
ton Of requests made by employees to 80
home and vote:
washington, ID. c., oct %. !s9S.
when request Is made by employees Of
the Department for leave of absence 10
enable them 20 90 home TO vote per-
mission. irrespective OF party, viii lie
granted. II II can be done without detfi-
ment To the public service; the time so
absent 10 be charged against the annual
leave authorized by law, or II leave, IL
exhausted, the time absent TO be without
pay.
(Signed) X. "A. AiGEh'
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A NOVEL SUIT.
\ "Jim Grow" Passenger Had To Ride
I'm Car Wtth "a White Man.

ELIZABETH. KY. Oct. 29.-Ada Smith
a colored woman living here, brought suit
yesterday against the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad asking 5000 damages. Her
claim is based upon the fact that she
was forced TO ride In Jim crow ear
from Louisville here last week, and that
She suffered the added indigrliy OF hav-
ing a white man share scat In the tame
coach.
Hitherto colored people have sued be-
cause they have had 70 ride in the sepa-
rate coaches. out the law has been up
held. The issue OF this suit Will be
s~.ikAd with interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
DUPUYS CABINET.
De Freycinet Accepts the War Port
foIiO-Peytrals VIII Not Serve.

PARIS. oct. 9.-M. Dupuy hopes 70
complete the Cabinet tomorrow. II IS
announced that NJ. DeFreycinet has ac-
cepted the War Office portfolio subject
to the proviso that the selections for the
remaining Cabinet officers meet HIS APP
prevail.
NJ. Paul Peytrals. Minister Of Finance
I'm the late Cabinet OF NJ. Brisson, has
declined to accept the Colonial portfolio
on the ground OF ill-health. The anti
Semitic members of the Chamber Of De
puiies have issued a manifesto to the
country. declaring that the government
OF the Republic must be divorced from
Jewish influences. which are running II
and subjeciing France 10 the yoke OF the
Jews"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
Artillery for General Ice.

AUGUSTA. MAINE. Oct. 2s.-The FIRST
Maine Artillery. consisting OF four oat,
teries. $50 out OF the 5lS members. and
twelve officers Commanded oy MAJOR T.
z. Newcomb. left for savannah, ga" 70
day. where they will be attached 10 the
Seventh Corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
N. NJ. !. CADETS
DEFEAT RICHMOND
The Kind Of Game at Which the Mil
itary Boys are Best.
BUCkiNG AND NO LONG RUNS.
The Game Was Closely Contested ana
Richmond hid Some Good Playing.
They VIII Play Washington and
Lee University on Monday.
BUCkING AND NO LONG RUNS.

LEXINGTON, VA. Oct 29.-Speciai.-
The football eleven Of Richmond College
suffered defeat this afternoon at the
hands of the Virginia Military Institute
team. The game was played on the
parade grounds OF the institute, and not
withstandisg a drizzling rain. fairly
good crowd witnessed the contest
The visiting team was composed Of
heavier men but they lacked somewhat
the staying qualities OF cadets. On ac-
count OF the slippery condition Of the
ground. long runs were impracticable, and
both teams resorted 20 bucking the line,
In which the cadets excelled.
a CLOSE GAME
The game from start TO finish was
closely cor Sted.
The Cadets kicked of and the ball was
caught by Landlord, who brought 1t 20
the thirty yard line, where the College
team was fort ed TO punt the Cadets with
the ball IN fileir possession rushed It
from the eente Of the field and sent Otey
over The line FOR a. touch down in six
minutes from the beginning OF the game.
O;ey kicked goal. College kicked OFF
and v. III. | re- -urned the ball. College
lost ball on unble from which the
Cadets steadily rushed across the field
for another touch down by Otey, which
was not allowed by the umpire
Ball was brought TO twenty yard Hne
and kicked by Col eye. The Cadets i'm
mediately rushed 1t back again for touch
down by Rice. On the next kick off by
College, the Cadets with lightning
rusaes. as time wa s limited. sent Rice
across for another touch down, which
ended the half. with score OF lG TO o.
RAPID WORK.
The rapid gains of the Cadets was due
70 bucking the line by Rice and breaking
interference by Ayres. De-5yshire. Otey,
Scott and Biscoe as usual played good
game.
In the second half College braced up
md played a splendid game and held the
Cadets TO n standstill Special mention
should be made OF the playing of Boxton,
Ianksford and Scott Game closed with
i,all on Colleges fifteen yard line. Rich
mond College Will play washington and
Lee University Monday.
The line I'D was as follows.
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unable to meet the demands upon II.
The Orden Publco makes no secret OF
their dissatisfaction and threaten TO mu-
tiny unless their claims are settled. TheJ
will find willing support among the mem.
bers OF the Guarda Civil and the regula'
and volunteer soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
Vale. 10. West Point o.

WEST POINT y. Y, oct. 29-The
Yale West Point football game here this
afternoon resulted in score OF 10 to .
I'm favor of Yale. The West Pointers put
up a good fight, Yale having to work
very hard for the points they scored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
BROOKE'S APPOlNTEES.
The Reappointmento of the Nunoz Cab
inef-Distastefuli 10 Porto RiCaTs

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. oct. 90
Political agitators continue their state
ments regarding the appropriately OF re-
appointment Of the NunOz Cabinet OF
tv-enty-four San Juan councilmen APP
Dol led by General Brooke. five have de-
cir "A 10 accept the positions. stating that
istcred Spanish affairs.
Senior Francisco del Vale has been APP
pointed Mayor OF San Juan I'm success
sion 10 Senior Villamii, the late Spanish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
TURKS PUNISHED.
Mussulmans Convicted of Murder Of
British Executed.

GAMBIA, ISLAND OF CRETE. oct.
2s.-Five more OF the Musselmans con-
Yicted Of taking part in the massacre
Of British soldiers on September 9Th were
executed to-day. In addition. four Bashi
BaZouks have been sentenced 20 twenty
years imprisonment at hard labor
Since the departure OF the Turkish
troops n number of additional guilty
NIusselmans have been discovered daily.
IL also appears that the Turkish officers
appropriated the valuables looted by their
soldiers.
Dispatches from Gambia on October
18th announced that seven Musselmans
were hanged there for participation IN
the massacre Of September 9Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
YELLOW FEVER A8ATiNG.
Reports Of New Cases Few and a Few
Days VIII see Its End.

Days VIII See Its End.
JACKSON. MISS. October 29.-The yell
low fever situation throughout the state
IS most encouraging. reports from Affect
ed points have almost ceased and the
first OF November will mark the end OF
the epidemic.
Refugees are returning 70 Jackson on
each train and the town has begun to
assume 4 business Ike appearance. A
few cases OF sickness were reported to-
day but they are all OF u light type ana
there is positively no fear OF Infection.
The weather continues cool during the
day with a good frost each night. The
local paper resumed publication Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES WIN.
Judge Sim0ntoH Perpefuafes His War
Tax Injunction In SoEth Carolina.


CHARLESTON. S. c.. oct. 29-In the
United States Circuit Court here to-day
Judge slmonton handed down a decision
i'm the cases made BY the telegraph COM
panies against the Railroad Commission
ers OF South Carolina.
The commissioners had ordered the
companies 10 pay the war tax on mAs
sages sent in this State. The companies
obtained an injunction from Judge simon
tor restraining the commissioners from
enforcing their order. The eases were
argued Thursday before Judge Siuonton
and to-day he handed down decision
making his injunction perpetual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
KAISER IN JERUSALEM.
The Royal Party Encamp Outside the
CHy-D ,cofati0as iis Thor Honor

JERUSALEM. Oct 29-Emperor Will
liam and Empress Augusta Victoria with
their suites, arrived In perfect health at
the encampmeut outside the town to-day.
At IL O'Clock their Majesties entered the
jana gate and at O'Clock visited the
Church OF the Holy Sepulchre. The
streets presented lively appearance and
the buildings were lavlshly decorated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
THE SICK AT JACKSONVILLE,

Members Of the Fourth Being Rapidly
Discharged From the Hospital.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 2s.-Spe-
riai.-IAeutenants Hazan and Thomas,
who are confined in the Second division
hasnitaL were renortad - senaAvhat Ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
rnrneli q. ,,le,aln y

rTHit \. =. =. Oct s'-The Cornell
VARSITY team was forced to play It's
hay~>~t a. Percy Field today by
stsony eleven from oberla. The game
mnlod with q score OF to In ths
h1aane taRoG but 3kikht HALIFAX
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
Georgia, 4: Vanderbilt. o.

ATLANTA. GA. oct. 29-The Unlver-
sity Of Georgia defeated Vanderbilt Uni
versity Foot ball team by score Of four
10 nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range Of the
Thermometer at The Times Office yesser-
day: A. NJ. ~; IL NJ, IS; p. NJ. IS: s
7. NJ "a: . p. NJ, Sc, u NJ y sveyags-
- 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30
Strong Champion
A Mother Whose Child was
Saved from Suffering
had infIammatory rheumatism
and Screamed with Pain.


and Screamed with Pain.
"one Of my children was helpless with
infiammstory rheumatism and rheumatic
fever. He had been In a bad condition
for Eve weeks, and screamed nearly all
The time with pain. Medicine seemed to
do him no good. One evening my hus-
band suggested that good blood purifier
was what was needed. He purchased a
bottle OF Hoods Sorsaparilla and began
giving it TO him. From that time he i'm
proved rapidly and soon he was able to
attend school and could walk quite dis
lance. He has never since had an attack
of this kind. have given Hood Is TO other
members OF my family, and find itensures
good health. lam strong champion OF
Uood's sarsaparilla." Mrs. &. s.
FLETCHER, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-30

For the finest oysters at the lowest
prices, call on Captain j. r. Forest
sioop Atlas. foot of Eiahtesnfh s''~~-
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Mcneil. ......... fun back ..-.......' .Otey
Time Of halves. q ard 10 minutes.
Touch downs. Otey, Rice. :. Goals from
touch downs, Otey. l. Umpire, Captain
spillman. of Virginia Military institute.
Referee Mr. Kaufman. of Portsmouth
Linemen. Cadet Pohi and Mr.. Elyson.
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Results at Laionia.

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct, 29.-Summaries:
First race-one mile-Howitzer 6 TO .
first. Nellie 90 to l and TO u second,
Jack Hayes G 10 100 third. Time, 1:1.
Second race-ive furlongs-Becky Ban
90 to u first, Chancery g to ] and EVEN
second, Piccola Is to y third. Time,
los ga.
Third race-handicap-one mile-What
Next a TO u first Great Bend a 20 .
and ouO second. Fireside g to u third.
Time, 1850.
Fourth race-hve and half furlonss-
municipalities Josephine q to u first,
Volandies e to 2 and EVEN second, F1or~
issant Is to y third. Time, ia
Fifth race-two miles-Kitty B., g TO
- first Barton g TO and EVEN sec
ond: Osric G. to u third. Time 345 Il.
Sixth race-one mile-Ennomia G TO
u first Lyllis &c TO and TO 81 second,
Pop Dixon G to y third. Time, l:5l.
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EFFERVESCENT AT AQUEDUCT.
His Chances Were Evanescent and
Grievances Back ers Reioiccd

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-In the opening
race Entrvescent at Aqueduct to-day was
backed as If 1t were all over. Soon af-
ter the start Grievance went TO the front
and managed 10 last long enough to beat
the fayorite by head. Summaries:
First r3ce-fve furlongs-Grievance az
to u first Enervescent (S to aud TO b
second. Lamity q to j. third. Time,
1902.
Second race-mile and forty yards
Flax Spinner @ to u FIRST. Blarney Stone
C to and to Il second. Merlin g to u
third. Time, 1:45 IL.
Third race--one mile and n sixteenth
Warrenton q TO A first Brighton & TO
2 and TO A. second, Ben Elder 90 10 u
third. Time, lao Is.
Fourth race-iive furlongs-Lady Lind
say III to 1W first, Captain Sigsbee @
to 81 second. Tyran go TO y third. Time,
1901 %.
Fifth race-one mile and forty yards
Froham e TO u first. Charentus q 10 10
and to A second. Blue Away Is To b
third. Time. 1:4i As.
Sixth race-abOut seven furlongs-Fleet-
ing Cold az TO u first, Tabouret G 20
and l TO y second. LAlouette &c 10 81
third. Time. 1:26.