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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-08
ROSTERS OF TEXAS TROOPS.

~. d. Patterson. W. d. Moore. ID. @.
Stone. b. Wilcox. Frank Taylor.
Privates: T. Il. ALIENS G.. l.. Boze, W..
r. Boyd, J. b, Bryant, j. u. Boardman,
/. b. Boggess, j. M. Buck. w. \. brown
lee, w. T., BarNtt. J. VI. Cecil, u. A..
Carleton, H. r. Cox. c. D.. Caskey, X. e.
Countess. A. b. Carraway, G. l.. Charles,
A. ]. Coleman. w. E. billiard, NJ. W.
Driskiil Ed Dodd, W. w. Earle, Andy
Gilmore. j. ID. Fletcher. J. ID. Goddard, D.
r. Gilbreath. c. e. Garner. u. Hi, w.
n. Henderson. c. II. Huffaher. 7 j. Ho-
vast. d. v. Hartwell. ID. a. Ingram, C.
J. Knowles, G.. Long. G. n Leslie, e. a.
Maness, w. S. Montgomery, N. 5. Mar
tin, A. Morrison. G. W. Merchaum, j. v.
Maroon. s p. Mcdonald. j. ~ McCIen-
don. W g. McRae. j. II. Mcdonald. G.
j. Medley. j. r. Nash. w. NJ. Newman,
c. -Phelan. r. D. Phillips, Robert Pyron,
IL p, Peck. r. G. Payne. j II. Pierce
l.. r. Pratt G. l.. Raulston, c. a. Swope,
C. l.. Spalding. G. p. Swinney, w 7,
Stockton. d. Tinsley, j p. Trice. A.
Tucker. W. A. Taliaferro, G.. l.. Waddie,
w O.. West. W. c. Wright, NJ A. Turner,
NJ Parnell
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Rainwater fourth, w. II. Bessiing. Jr.,
fifth corporals, Charles Lofland first, Wal
ter Davenport second Rogers Rea third,
Robert Il. Finch, Jr., fourth
Privates-W. ID. Adams, W. d. Anderson,
r. ID. Berger, r. j. Barran, W. p. Brown.
J. S. Brown, S. Il. Balm. j. X Blailock. o. I.
Butler d. r. Blackburn. John l.. Case, j.,
w. Collins Charles r. Groom. j. |. Clark.
X. l.. Crawford, q. T. Drinkard q. II.
Fields, w. A. Fitch, George Grempczynsh.
G.. A. Gilbert. W. H. Hudson, Dick Hammer,
George Hill r. G. Holms. ]. G. HIlley. c..
NJ. Hughes, +. w. Hewitt, +. NJ. Herring.
l.. NJ. Jordan, w. L. jackson, V. F. jack
son. Thomas King, C. f. Kirchan, w. s.
Koppcrl j. n. Lenair, J. II. Lipsconb. Doss
Sansford G. A. Mix. J. II. Mckee. w J.
nellie II. A. pittman. Walter A. Patton, j..
r. Perry. r. 7. Rulings. r. J. Roark, s. h.
Ross, j. H. Rogers. Don " Copper. J. w.
Reanes. S. X Reynolds. w. d. Seals w.
d. Satterwhite. Lee Satterwhite Tom See
ley win league ward Wallace, l.. f. Wal
Ter. Harry w. Williams, w l.. Wool, J, ".
williams, II. II. Woodbridge. Paul Yeldell.
The O'Connor Guards come from Vic
toria. Texas.
Il. Il. Perrenot, captain, T. Smythe first
lieutenant; w. j. Yates, second lieutenant;
First Sergeant Howard, Second Sergeant
NCWmeyer Third sergeant StaHo!u fouItn
Sergeant Tying. Fifth Sergeant Webb.
Privatespage, Hunt, Cohen, Allen,
Browne. Burke, Berndt, Blandon, Bowman,
Brasuard ,Brightwell, Bailey, banore, Caiv-
ers, Clapp, Coyne, Caldwell Doane, Fontel,
Eddy Ethridge Fiippen. Foss, Geigar,
Gible, Grey Gattly, Haltn, HERMAN,
Henderson, Hauchins, Hess, b. p. Johnson,
j s. Johnson, II. Johnson Tillard, Mitch
ell, McKusie, Moore, Medean, Mcdonald,
,,cIn Do, Ioc-
Prismuth, Kicks. Ryes, Sparks, Strong, +.
Sterne S. Sterne, Summers Smith Steele.
Sheppard. II. Spandan, Thurmond, Todd,
Fl. Taylor. j. j. Taylor, W. G. Taylor,
Tiff, Tucker, Thomas, Thompson. Vine
yard, willy, Wilmington Drake.
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CAVALRY
FIRST REGIMENT.

tlNsI REGIMENT.
rht resimental Officers o, the First Cav.
airy are as follows:
James r. WatIes. colonel, Luther n.
Fare leiptsin United States army, lieu
tenant colonti: !. \. iiulcn. major, Edwin
=. Easley, major e. A. Pear,eon, major;
J. NJ. Burroughs. adjutant; @. A. Wheatie,
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ley; eighth, Salnpson ninth, Cruitan;
tenth. Patterson; eleventh, Beard; twelfth,
Keller.
Privates: Austin, Brown, Bell, Burgess,
Brooks Bailey Cooley, Crabtree, Cameron,
Dodson. Forshee, Forabee, Gordon, Golden,
Hancock, Howard, Hill, ! ''amilton E.
Hamilton, lnyard, jackson, jefferson. Kirk.
Lewis, Lay, Loveall, Lane, Marley. Mutton,
Montague, 7. L. Morris. II. Morris, Mccain.
Mills, Neeley
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COMPANY L, Second regiment OF Infantry
Mexia Minute Men o. Mexia,
Captain. J. S. Marks: first lieutenant W
$. Brewer second lieutenant, !. ". Vieksrs
Jr., sergeants, c. h, Davis first. w. J. san,
ders second, ]. ". Mayber third N. p
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Company X, Third regiment infantry
Deniaou Rihe. NJ Denisou
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Company |, Third regiment infAntrv
Bcsgess Volunteers OF st. Jo.
captain, ". NJ. Walpole; first lieutenant
". T. Price; second lieutenant j Howsii
sergeants; First, G, W. Brown: second
HoaySF' laird Greensirsst: fourth Ellis.
qnsrtermasisr sergeant. pellgo.
corporals: First, McCallum: second. Wv
~ =. .nua, ferAlns, fourth, Prlddy; firth.
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comrany Z, seeopd regiment infantry.
TreIsvant Rifles OF Dallas,
Captain. q. 8, MitrSell. Jr.; nrst lieu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
DEEP RUN HOUNDS.
A Large Crowd Go Over the Grounds
ia the Regular Meet.

The meet Of the Hunt Club Hounds was
held yesterday afternoon at "Rio VISTA
on the Cary Street road. The attendance
was large. thought the Hunters were
somewhat tired out by the end OF tho
chase. The drag which was through
some OF the best country ever ridden over
by the club was laid through Grants, by
Green's field back TO Bethlehem church,
MorrisOn's. Johnson's TO the club house.
Those in at the finish were Mers. 4. ~.
Christian. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Blacker Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Christian. Or. Joseph A.
White, Messrs. II. G. Be1ftie. r. II.
Savage, j. ID. Mathews, j. T. Anderson.
l.. G.. Younger. ". l. Marshall. Robert
Triton. +. NJ. Parker. Jr., l.. Croxton.
T. n. Carter. DR.. G. l.. Selgel and Dr.
j.. G. Simpson. Among those at the
clubhouse were Mr.. and Mrs. c. $.
Dunn. Peru. Ind Mr.. and Mrs. w. i.
La Bonita. Mr.. W. b. Lockett. OF Knox
Vile, Tenn. Mrs. Perkins Miss Perkins.
Colonel ]. w. Gordon. Miss Gordon. Or.
George Ross. Or. c. w. +. Brock. Mr..
F. w. Scott. Major and Mrs. o. W.
Allen. Mr.. f. Waddey. Mr.. n. 5. Free
man. Mr.. J. s. Crenshaw.
Next wednesday the hounds meet al
the Fair Grounds and Saturday 18th az
the Kennels at $50 z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
THE THANKSGIVING GAME.
The Tar-Heeis VIII Send Some Migh'y
Men TO Do Battle with Virginia.

CHAPEL HILL. n. c., Nov. E.-9pe-
cial.-The North Carolina team TO pay
in Richmond Thanksgiving Day IS com
posed as follows: Gregory ana koenier'
ends: Bennett and Shun' tackles; Nilner
and Cromatie and Phlfcr. guards; Gun
ningham. center Rogers. quarterback;
Iov,eu Ruxton. Copeland and MacIlae'
halves: Graves, fullback.
The substitutes are Kluttz, end; Mar
Tin. quarterback: and Mclver, tackle.
THE average weight OF the team Is l65
nornds The line is especially strong nj
eil no,nts MacRae Is the star half
hack and beats out any man who mas
ever played that position here. rogers
at quarter. captains. and Is perfect IN
play. Graves at full. is slow but punts
fairly we'll Cunningham at center pays
fast ball and Is probably the pest man
ON the team. Bennett and Shull have
both weight and skill The ends are
very fast The guards are very heavy
coneland Buxton and Howell. halfbacks,
are all strong
The team this year Is considered the
strongest that ever played here and all its
hackers are confident Of winning game
in Richmond. -
the scores OF this season have been as
follows:
North Carolina IS. Guilford 0.
North CarOlnd "a n. q " ".
North Carolina II, Greensboro A. G. u
North Carolina II. Oak Ridge D.
North Carolina Is. Va. p. !. 6.
North Carolina II. Davidson ..
North Carolina Al. University OF Geor-
gia, 0. o-,,,,
In the Blacksburg game the Carolinas
plavs showed fine form. playing an as
tonishing game at all points ana me
virginians are the only team VINO nave
scored on US thus far
News has just been received mere tnt AZ
Carolina defeated Georgia forty-io., ~
nothing. According to Southern Ass9-
citation and fftythree 10 nothing accord
ing 10 regular scoring. ,.,,. al,
The Tar Heels played gloriously an
round. a faultless game. interference ~ M
buckirg. tackling and every 'n'"s' P''NN
up the enormous score. 49,.
Carolina will play Auburn on Monuay.
No such team as this one ever went ou'
from the Varsity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
JENNINGS RACES.
Big Crowd. Ideal Weather, Good Starts
and a Heavy Track.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-The autumn
meeting Of the Washington Jockey club
at the Jennings course was opened to-
day. The weather was ideal, bringing
out fair crowd.
The track was somewhat slow The
fields were large. but the start'-Were
good throughout Mars Cassidy made his
first appearance as q starter on a jockey
club track, and his work was remarN1-
bic.
II was a poor day for the favorites only
one in the five events pulling through
first at the wire. The meeting Is likely
10 last until the first OF December under
the club concession. Summary:
First race-slx Observation-Disclosures
FIRST. Himtyne second. Mazeppa third.
Time. IS.
second race-hve furlongs-Top Gallant
first. Deceptive second, Judge Magee
third Time. l:Gi.
Third race-steeplechase about two and
a half miles-Trilllon first, Arezco secopd'
Decapod third. Time 2:65
Fourth race-six furlongs-General Mart
Gary first Leando second, Tyrshena
third. Time. 116 1-i6.
Fifth Tace-mile and one-sixteenth-
Atlantus first, Banquo II. second. Tu-
santo third. Time, ISL 2-5.
Results at Latonia.
CINCINNATI o.. Nov. First race
mile-LoTd Fraser g TO y first. Lew
Anna (eyenj second. Royal Choice ~ 10
y third. Time. i:A9 Ia
Second race-mile-Chancery % 70 -
first, Shinfane a 90 l and 10 . second,
EstabrOoks a 10 y third Time. 1850 Ia.
Volandies finished second. But was dis
qualified for fouling Estabr0oks.
Third race-six furl0ngs- To-
bacco G 20 y first. Flop a 10 and 20
p second, Primate Oh 70 u third. Time.
lis l-2
Fourth race-handicap. five furlongs-
Souchon (even) first, Florissant g 10
and TO y second. Prmavor @ 20 u
third Time. 100.
Firth race-mile and 500 yards-Samovar
Oh TO % first. Joe Shelby % 10 and
TO p second, Barton o to - third. Time.
1921 10.
Sixth ace-mile-The Star OF Bethle-
hem Is to . first, McCleary (6 20 ] and
10 y second. h. b. Sack 90 to y third.
Time, 1:B IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
0. H. BERRY 6 CO.
Mems ard Boys 0utfitters.

William II. Palmer, Levin Joynes, 4.
In Class r, contesting for the medal,
we're Messrs. Williams, Harrison, j.
George Gibson. Peasants, ?; Bosher, HILL
S; Warwick. Davis. 4.
There will be four plays including that
Of yesterday. and on the last Saturday
IN November will come the decisive CON
test. and the presentation Of prizes. This
will be a gala day for the golflng set
and several hundred people will probably
make the trip to witness the finale
Among those out yesterday were Major
and Mrs Otway S. Allen, Miss Hattie
Ross. Mrs James A. Welch. Mr.. Charles
Antrim. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Allen
DOMAIN, Mr.. Richmond Lewis. Miss
Lewis. Miss Helen Montague, Mrs. Mere
dith Montague. Mr.. l.. &. Mayo, Miss
Annie Gray. Misses Lima and Louise
Mayo. Miss Annie Leigh Camm, Mr..
Cauthorn and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Waters. Of Forest and Stream, New
York; r. c. Terry. Toledo. O.: W. u.
Meares and son. Illsboro, \. G.; X. V.
Fox. Harrisburg. Pa. NJ. Bulkley. South
port: Heart Height. Allalre, n. J.: Q.
Tucker, Stanton Depot. Tenn; c. ID.
Buckle. Charlottesville, Va; George Gray.
Appleton. MINI.
Much interest IS being manifested IN
the trials this year. The members stake
was tho first run and 1t was begun yes
terday with the following dogs in tho
field: Fritz and Ripsey. Mollie r.. and
Forseando. Vivian and Glenn, Ned b.
and Antonio and Don A Bye.
Another series I'm this race was run
to-day by Fritz and Ripsey Mohie y.
and Antonio and Ned b. with the 70
suit that the first prize was won by
Ripsey owned by T.. III. Osthauss. second
prize won by Antonio. owned by Kenneth,
third prize Mollie b.; fourth price Ned
p. The two latter are owned by Dr.
+ ( Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Entertainment for the Bazaar.

on Thursday night. November 18th, the
ladies OF Sacred Heart Bazaar will have
an entertainment at Sanger Hall I'm con-
nection with the bazaar. and under the
direction Of Messrs. Mcintyre and Harra
the following excellent programme Will
be rendered:
/ Male Quartette.
.. Violin solo. Mr.. Joseph C. Kessnich.
3. Soprano solo. Mrs. o. r. Spott.
A. Recitation Mr. i. &. Cosby.
,. "Rag-Time Opera Mcintyre and
Harra.
g. Bass solo. Mr.. TT. e. Rueger.
7. Whstling solo. Miss Alma Turner.
s. Comic songs. Mr.. Tom Mitchell.
o. Grand cake walk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Y 81. Bellevue. o.

BLACKSBURG. VA, November IL
special-Bellevue High School was de-
feated by the V. Z. /. football team
this afternoon by a score Of "a to o.
Woods, /; Hubbard, ?; In
giles. /: Cox. l. and Rorebesh, !. Goal
kicks-Painier. 4. Referee-ColOnel a. T..
Finch. OF V. p. T.; Professor-A. T. Esk-
ridge. Of V. T. l. Time-keepe
+. 4. Separk. of V. Z. l.. and William
Britton. Linesmen-Cadet George w.
Hutchinson, Of " i. J., and T. w. Bax-
ter. Time-Halves. % and u minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
FOOT BALL TOMORROW.
Washington and Lee to Meet the
Richmond College.

The team OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity will meet that of Richmond Col
lege in a game Of football here to-mor-
row at Broad Street Park.
The Washington and Lee men have
pulled up steadily and will play good
game They are in better shape than at
any time this season. In the games so
far this fan star plays have been made
by Bledsoe Shipp. Campbell, Mcneil.
Bryan and McPheeters.
1t was Campbell who kicked a very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Another Stage in the Contest for the
Championship Cup.

The popularity OF Lakeside grows as
tho season advances, and yesterday af-
ternoon the links and park presented
scene full of life and movement. AS
usual. the hospitality at the clubhouse
was on a royal scale. and the usual
crowd was out TO enjoy it,
The gentlemen who on Saturday last
qualified for the Championship Cup were
Messrs. Burnett and Hobson,-l; Richard
Meade. Allan Talbot 2; Terry, Blair, 3;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
The Annual Meeting OF the CinD at
Newton. 8. C., Largely Attended.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Nov. IA spe-
clal from Newton, n. c.. to the ooser-
yer says:
.'The annual meeting Of the Eastern
Field Trials Club Is now In progress on
their grounds near this place. Those IN
attendance are S. c. Bradley. secretary
and daughter Miss Elizabeth Bradley
Greenfield Hill. Conn. Edward II. Os-
,hauss. Toledo. o.; George F. Nesbitt'
Wilkesbarre. Pa; A. Merrlman. Mem
phis. Tenn: 7. s. Brown. Montclair. N.
J.:r. e. Arenda, Trenton. n. j.: f. 1.
Arsnda. Thornton Lee Carleton. Thee.
aka.ssasa anA IAhn XaitA A~~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
For Carving Concealed weapons.

Squire G. w. Thomas last evening tried
the case against A. D. Harris. a negro,
who was charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The Court reserved its decision after
hearing the evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Mccormick for Governor.

II was reported in political circles yes-
terday that friends Of Hon. Marshall Nc
COrmick, Of Clarke county, had approach
ed him with reference 10 his becoming. a
candidate for Governor He Is said 20 be
favorably inclined. and will. his friends
think, aspire 20 succeed Governor Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

difficult drop kick goal in the game with
tho Virginia Military Institute.
These teams are well-matched ana an
interesting contest may be eApectei. ! ne
College team has played a NUMBER oi las.
CANES this season and to-morrow's game
,yiI he another exhibition OF their
prowess upon the gridiron.
The line OF the Washington and Lee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Granted n Divorce.

In the Circuit Court of Henrico yester-
day Judge b. r. Wexford awarded de-
cree for divorce and alimony 10 Mrs. An
ME Lopez from her husband, Francis
Lopez. on the grounds Of desertion.
Attorney w. III. Beverage represented
.he plaiutiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Mr.. A. G. Calder a Bankrupt.

In the United States District Court last
evening Mr.. \. G. Calder employed as
engineer al the CITY Hall. through his at
torney. MIR w. II. Beverage. Med "A pc
tition praying to be adjudged bankrupt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Summary: Touchdowns-V. NJ. l., /;
Georgetown. l. Goal from field-George-
town. ]. Goal-Georgetown, ]. Total
Georgetown. II; V. NJ. l.. 5. Referee
Garnett Nelson, Episcopal High School.
Umpire-J. II. Doyle, Washington. Time
keepers-Groner, Keane. Linesmen-liill
Head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
VIRGINIA WINS
FROM TENNESSEE.
A Hard Fought Contest at Fountain
Ferry Park.
SCORE EIGHTEEN TO N0lHIN1
Collier EIuded Vanderbilts IacAie'
and Made Some Great Runs-ihc
Fashionable People of LOUIS
willie Witness the Game.
SCORE EIGHTEEN TO NOIHINd

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. H-speciah,w,
At z o'clock this afternoon as the snriil
cries of the referee sounded, the mlshty
elevens began a memorable struggle ior
the foot hall championship Of the South
AT Foutain Ferry Park. the eleVens rep
resenting the University Of Virginia ana
Vanderbilt University. who after coming
hundreds of miles to meet, were at last
hard at II.
The crowd at the park was probably the
largest ever gathered In this city 10 VII
ness a gridiron scrap. There were IN
Vulnerable vehicles filled with pretty
aailv dressed girls and their escorts
while the lines of the field were pacKeu
with enthusiastic sympathizers with the
orange and blue of Virginia, or the
black and old gold of the Tennessee boys,
over three thousand were In the grand
stand. while the ground from the bleach
cries to the stand and back again was
black with struggling enthusiasts with
the colors of the rival team waving Drlsh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Graves and Woodbridge.
Tho Richmond College eleven are in me
physical form FOR the game. and Will give
The visitors a hard tussle. Every foot OF
The ground on the gridiron will be vigor-
cusly contested
Manager Jones said last nixht that the
college team was in good shape ana pre-
pared 10 put up a strong hght. me
average weight OF the players is ID
pounds; that of Washington and Lee l9'
pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
v1pcrNIA WON THE TOSS.


western goal Templeman kicked on
TWENTY-FIVE yards, the ball was caught by
O'Connor and returned five yards. Burk.
for Vanderbilt, punted twenty yards
Collier caught 1t and running behind MS
interference gained forty yards. van
derbilt braced up and held their oppo-
nents in their tracks.
At the third down Collier caught th'
ball. and lodging right and left eludoC
Vanderbilt's tackles until he mad gained
thirty yards.
Griffin. who was playing right half f.
Mace of Moore. was pushed over the iinc
for q touchdown after twelve minute
of play Templeman kicked n beaut'
goal Score; Virginia, six; Vanderbilt
nothing
O'Connor for Vanderbilt kicked of
thirty yards. Ball was caught by Collio'
and brought back to the ten yard line.
hut by series OF mass plays the ball
was forced to the centre of the field.
The han was passed to Burk. who pre-
tended a kick Dye ran behind him and
getting the ball after a pass back, plung-
ed through centre for twelve yards.
He duplicated this performance for q
thirtv-two yard run around right end
Nv series Of small gains the BAH was
advanced TO Virglnias twenty-five yard
line Virginia finally getting It on downs
THE FIRST HALE.
The half closed with the ball in Vir-
ginia's possession on Vanderbilts forty
yard line.
The score at the end Of the first hall
was Virginia six, Vanderbilt nothing.
Vanderbilt kicked off 10 Nirginias hv'
yard line In the beginning OF the sec
cnd half the bail was kept in the air Dy
a series of kicks without any gain OF
either side
When the ball was in the middle OF the
field I'm Virginia's possession. Moore madf
a fifty yard run for a touchdown which
, the umpire would not allow.
When the ball was still in the middle
of the field I'm Vanderbilt's possession
bv series Of short gains the ball was
taken from the middle of the field by
Virginian to Vanderbilt's three yard line
when Moore went over for touchdown
Templeman kicked the goal.
Score: Virginia, twelve; vanderbilt
nothing.
The ball was put I'm play again and
virginia took IL 70 VanderbiltS forty
ward line. Collier then went around the
right end for another touchdown. TEN
yleman again kicked the goal.
Score: Virginia. eighteen; vanderbilt
nothing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Autumn DerbyS,

nobby and stylish from brim to
crown, every conceivable shape
which fashion has decreed proper
at quick, goodbye c. ~
These are the manufacturers
samples we received last week
not a one that didn't sell for $500,
3. so, and $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Shoe Branch.

"Tannery to consumer" means
placing you one step nearer first
cost.
We closed bargain last week
with well-known manufacturer,
operating their own tannery, on
big lot of Mems Fine Shoes.
They've just been opened, and
we'll place them on sale to.mor-
row at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
Other Games.

Harvard, II; Brown. s.
PENNSYLVANIA. 81; Carlisle, $.
Chicago A. A.. 5; All-Star Eleven, >.
Chicago. 6; Wisconsin, O.
University of Michigan, II; University
OF Illinois. ).
University Of Cincinnati. 81; Ohio Wes-
leyan. o.
Cornell. Il: Lafayette. 0.
FRANKLIN and Marshall If, Bucknell, II.
I.ehigh. G; Annapolis 6.
University of Virginia, Is; Wander
bilt, 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

HAVANA. Nov. u. 1sss.-!The mail
steamer Villaverde. on which General
Campos sailed for home. starts for Spain
to-day, having General Blanco and staff
officers on board. Officers and soldiers
left behind will hold a farewell demon
stration In honor OF their General.
Thrifty people will hold a de-
monstration tomorrow in our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
$3.50 the pair.

This means to you a dollar
saved in the pair-the jobber's
profit and expense of handling.
They're in tans and the various
kinds of blacks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Substitutes-KObinson, Tnrahes' Ely
son. Moore and Hall
The time OF halves will be twenty five
and twenty minutes.
The game will be called at $50 o'clock
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-13
A Lovely Display.

Watches, all sizes and styles,
and the best grades at the lowest
prices, also rings of all kinds,
pins, studs, glove buttons and
links, paddock bracelets in gold
and silver, children's dress pins
witt chains, scarf and stick pms,
shit waist sets, sterling silver
sewing sets, fancy toilet and
manicure sets, vases and the pref
tiest line Of lamps in Ocala. Also
clocks and silverware, and every
thing entirely new. No old stock.
All at the lowest prices for the
best goods at F. G. B. Weihe's
Ia Nash's store. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-13
Through Sleepers.

The f. G.. & P. railway has es-
tablished through sleeping car
line between Jacksonville and
Kansas City, via Everett and
Southern railway to Birmingham,
Kansas City, Memphis & Bir-
mingham to Memphis, and Kan
sas City, FIT. Scott e Memphis to
Kansas City. This car will run
out of Jacksonville on train No.
SO at 1:O5 p. m. daily, and into
jacksonville on train No. 33 at
$40 Il. m. daily. Time between
the two cities, 4G hours. Berth
rate between Jacksonville and
Kansas City, $3.50. Service UNI
surpassed.
A. O. MACDONELL,
If Gen. Pass. Agent.
N. S. PENNINGTON, Traffic Mgr.