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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-10

cided Improvement was the result, and after
he had taken dozen bottles. no one who knew
of his former dreadful condition would have
recognized him, All the sores on his body
have healed, his skin is perfectly clear and
smooth, and he has been restored to perfect
health. MRS. s. S. MABRY,
$50 Elm ST. Macon. Ga.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-10

Representative Swinford, of Har
rison county, and Miss Allie, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Mckee, are
to wed on the 18th inst
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-10

The Thos Hunter home place. 154
acres, sold to Mrs. Hunter, at $2S, % per
acre, 10 acres sold to H. B. Sampson at
S24.O5 per acre.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-10

For real blood troubles it is a waste
of time to expect cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. Swift's Specific,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
SL0AN'S BAD FALL.
American Jockey Narrowly Escapes
Rciup Crushed In Death


Being Crushed to Death.
LONDON. oct. 6-"Tod" Sloan. an
American Jockey. met with his first acct
dent of the season at the Kemp
ton Park meeting to-day. He
had made we ght to ride Mr..
s. b. Joers Latheronwbeel. In the
Richmond Plate. and had mounted in
tho Paddock. awaiting the summons to
the post. The horse was In III temper
and plunged and dashed about his heels
most viciousy. Failing In his efforts 10
dislodge Sloan, the animal reared and
fell backward. Unable TO extricate his
feet from the stirrups, Sloan went down
with the brute. The fall was a heavy
one. and 10 onlookers Latheronwheel APP
peared to roll entirely over his pros
trate rider. Attendants and grooms has
tened TO the rescue, the horse was Sc
cured and Sloan released. The boy was
carried to the Weighing room and revived.
He had been crushed about the chest IN
the fall. and while no bones were broken
nc was suffering from shock and contu-
sions and was unable to nj his riding
engagements. Latheronwheel was &C
cordinCly withdrawn.
Earlier in the day Sloan rode two sec
ond horses He had the mount on Dem
ocrat the to on favorite. in the lmpe-
nal Plate and finished second 10 For
farshire: and ran in like position TO Nlo-
lence the 2 10 / on fancy to Yusen, in
the Feather Plate. Yusen ridden by j.
Reiff. was az 100 to in the speculation.
"Skeets" Martin rode in first rate form.
He won the Middlesex Selling Plate on
Tarolinta. at 4 to s, and the October
Plate with St IN. the to l selection
New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
tAh MI DlSOOE-
Oeft Half Back. V. NJ. -

sowell and Grf1th are showing W well
at right and left guard, respectively.
Valentine Anderton and simmons are
applicants for these places also. Valen Inc
has a good weight, which VIII help him
To make the guard.
Tom Moore. last years sub is or left
end.
At present Taylor is playing fun back.
He met with an accident and has bad
knee.
Daily the Scrubs" line up against the
regular team and give them all they can
do. Some OF the Scrubs" evidence much
football talent. Broaddus. Carneal. Bos-
tic. Tabb. Massie. Spencer, Hudgins, Free
man. Myers and Schoen are earnest work
ers and play hard ball.
GAMES ARRANGED.
The present schedule arranged by the
manager. Mr.. Allan Jones. shows some
good games TO be played II Is as follows:
Williamsburg at Richmond, October IA.
V. NJ. |. at Lexington, October p.
Washington and Lee at Lexington. Oc-
tober %.
Hampden- Sidney at Richmond, October
%.
Williamsburg at Williamsburg Novem-
Der 4.
Baltimore. Washington trip November
II and 10.
ST. Adams at Richmond. November IS.
Foot ball s.Sietics at Hampden-Sidney
has probably Shown up better this year
than at any season In the past Most Of
this members Of last years team returned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
GETTING READY
FOR THE. SEASON
Football at The Various Schools and
Colleges.
RICHMOND COLLEGE OUTLOOK.
The Schedule of Games that Has Been
ArranGed-Thc Washington Y.
NJ. &. A.-No Team at
RandOIph-Nac
RICHMOND COLLEGE OUTLOOK.

The Washington 7. NJ c. A. football
team bids fair to be one of the strongest
eleyons in the South. Owing to lack of
funds and an absence Of grounds Column
bian University was prevented from hav-
ing an eleven In the field, and every CO.
lubian player is now a candidate for
the Y. VI. c. A. eleven.
Mr.. Leonard l.. Nicholson, Jr., the Co.
lumbar manager. will occupy the same
position for the Y. NJ. c. A. aggregation,
and negotiations are now pending with
all the strong teams in the South for
games.
Arrangements have been made for a
final championship game between Gallu-
Diet College and the Y. NJ. G. A. team, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss Virginia W. Cooke Sponsor Tor
the Seventh District.

prRRyyILE. VA, oct. 7.-Special.-
Tho engagement of Miss Edith Howard
Allen. daughter of MI. r. y. Alien, OF
This county. and Mr.. Hugh Holmes Nc
Cormick. Junior of the law firm 81 Mar
shall Mccormick d Son, of this place,
Is announced. The wedding Will take
place in November.
Miss Mary Brewer Moore has returned
ia her home in this place from Ger
many. where she spent the past two years
i'm taking a musical course at the castle
Teneck Institute, near Berlin. Her iath-
er. Mr.. A. Moore, Jr., accompanied her
from Boston, where she LETT the steamer
Commander J. J. Williams, Of the Vir-
ginia Division OF Confederate Veterans.
has appointed Miss Virginia w. Cooke,
daughter OF Judge Giles Cooke. Jr., Of
Front Royal. Va. sponsor for the Sew
enth Congressional District to the annual
meeting or the Grand Camp at Pulaski
Va, on the nth Of October
Miss Macleod has returned to her home
in washington after visit or several
weeks to the Misses Page. she was ac-
companied by Miss Nellie Page.
DR. j. NJ G. Mcclure has gone TO New
York to visit his son. Mr.. Charles p.
Mcclure.
Mrs Vincent Parshall and Miss Flor
ence Baughman left this week for Union
town, Pa, on a visit TO relatives.
Mrs. Nicademus. Of Loysburg. Pa. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. u Russell
Mr. and Mrs George Lambert, Of
Martinsburg. W. Va. We're guests Of Mr.
c. =. Howell and family this week.
Rev. Ewd. Wall OF Grace Episcopal
church here. has returned from visit
to Boston and Trenton, y J.
Miss Lilly Moon and Mrs. II. p. Warde
have returned from a visit to Asbury
Park.
Mr. Julian jenkins, OF Baltimore. was
in town this week visiting his many
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Indian Su miner,

The lowering skies have lost their sui
len ray,
And a great blaze of blue is DER them
thrown
And Autumn smiles, as if the glory
flown
Came back to dazzle in its olden way
And Weakened bees, no longer loath
10 stay.
Through the warm noontide's mystic
tunes intone
And haunt the rays, down from the suns
heart grown
AS on some phantom lutte beguiled to
play.
It might Be June dreamed back to earth
again.
n mOrning-glories' pink-vened bells
would chime.
n II tie buttsrcups held golden reign.
For a late criole stays tho heavens TO
And d wild rose burns red. Autumn, al
vain
Thou cneatcsi myself, but thou canst not
cheat Time!
Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
THE V. VI. /. TEAM.

The cadets at the V. NJ. l. have put in
n week Of systematic work on the gridlron
The new material has developed very sat
isfactorily TO the occasion. Mass plays
have been given great deal OF time. the
formations are on guards and tackles.
Five men are gathered into the mass.
which IS almost impossible for any team
10 stop without a gain. Biscoe. the star
end, IS out and playing the game. He was
the favorite last season. and Is now play
Ing the ball that will make him the ideal
again. Captain Montgomery. is at quar-
ter, and Is doing good work he passes
the ball clean and quick. A good Scrub
team has been out every day which Is
almost impossible In the early training.
The eleven has not been chosen yet.
There are hard fights for the positions.
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l.. NJ. STONE.

| Captain and Right Tackle Richmond
| College Football Team
a great game may be expected, as the
Dummies" are great aggregation this
| year.
Fred Eaton. last years captain and
tackle Of the Williams College eleven,
will captain and coach the Y. NJ. c. A.
candidates, and play his accustomed place
in the big games.
Ducky walsh, who has played at quar-
ter the past three years for the Univer-
sity of Virginia, will play that position,
while Mills. Weaver, Cummings, Shaw,
Lunsford and Meigs of last years Co
lumbar eleven will probably make the
team.
d. $. Smith. n former Williams player,
and l.. Smith, an ex-Episcopal High
School man, are candidates for line posi-
tions.
Other candidates are Reddington, Green
Brewer, Smell, Hendey, McQuade, Hard
ing. Owens, Shuster. Burke, Brawner,
Maupin. Saunders. Taylor and Waters.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The prospects for football at Richmond
College are very good, Notwithstanding
the fact that only four men of the 80
team returned New material is being
rapidly developed under the skillful direc-
ton of MIR Julian Hin. II Will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Hill played half back on
the Virginia team OF 90 lie mas peeh
secured TO coach the team. Work, he
thoroughly understands. as was evidenced
I'm his successful efforts with the Spiders"
Of last year.
The new men are showing up IN sood
style and the Increase in matriculates over
the past few years gives a wider field
for the selection Of the eleven.
Among the old men is stone, captain and
right tackle He is playing his usual
fast game. He IS a steady man. q hard
and enthusiastic worker, getting into the
play very quickly.
Cammock at centre is one Of the heavi-
est men on the team. He is quite active
and has a good knowledge Of the game
He snaps the ball nicely.
Fleming who played at guard last year
IS at left tackle. He is getting on finely
al bis new position and bids fair to make
a valuable man. His weight strength ana
experience will count much towards the
teams success.
A. FAST MAN.
Right end is played By Douglas Eliyson.
sub-quarter Of IS. lie IS light and wiry
man He runs well, having won the
mile. half and o quarter-mie events AT
last field day. lie IS brother OF the
old college player "Puss" Ellyson.
OF the new men may be mentioned Gas
ton. the right half back. He was captain
of Peddie Institute. Hightstown, New Jer-
sey last year. Active and capable he is
one of the most promising players. OF
the last years scrub team Goodwin
Frayser has made the best showing. lie
Is trying for left half back. He runs
low with the bah and tackles hard, IS
good ground gamer.
owen and Woodward are after quarter
and as yet it is an even thing. Both Of
these men are working hard for the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Peace I'm Prospect.

WASHINGTON, oct. THE Navy De-
partment has received the following
cablegram from captain Hemphill Of the
Detroit:
La Guayra. October 9Th.
Detroit arrived to-day. by the re-
quest of United States Minister I have
brought the government peace commits
sioner from Puerto Cabelo so as TO eXpe-
dlte the pending negotiations for peace
before the expiration of the armisuce.
Castro has accepted the conditions pre-
ferred, and if the Venezuelan president
will hold TO them, final settlement will
be arranged October 9Th at Victoria.
1.-The terms OF the settlement have not
been ascertained. but a change of admin
istration IS probable.
(Signed) 'HEMPHIL.L."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
''77''
Cures Simple and Complicated
COLDS

From the first flush Of Fever to the most
dangerous forms Of Grip.
Front the first chill or SILVER to dread
Pneumonia.
From the first Hack or Cough to Bronchl-
tis-threatening the Lungs.
From the first Tickle or Dryness of the
Throat 20 Diphtheria.
From Cold in the Head to the most vio-
ent Influenza or Catarrh.
The first dose restores the checked cir
culation indicated by chill or shiver)
starts the blood coursing through the
veins and so breaks up" the Cold.
For sale by all druggists or sent on re.
ceipt of price. sc. and Sl.OO. Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company, corner
William e John streets. y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
0RAUGHTSMEN BANQUETED.
Mr.. w. II. Trigg Compliments a Num-
Der of His Employees.

The draughtsmen employed al the plant
of the w. r. Trigg ship Building Com
pany were banquetcd 5y Mr.. w. X.
Trigg. head OF the concern, last night.
The feast was spread in the Jefferson
cafe. and thirty-three covers We're laid
The epicurean delights were reinforced
by the pleasures OF oratory. storytelling
and song The party dispersed at mid
night 1t Included: Nessrs. Carl Rocker
G. Felix Benkert Alfred Mosby,- c. F.
Herreshoff. J. A. Nelson Thomas yardine
F. +. Pratt, u. ]. Luckeit. John Pa 'rner.
I Gilmer. II. Il. Schultze. q. r Town
send, II. l.. Whtlock. r. X. Muller; c.
Knrdson. C. b. Ford. 4. Charles Meagher
]. II. n. Allen. George 0eakyine. l.. $
Parker. T. ]. w. Curtis. ]. A. Curtis. Jr
b V. Jones. Jr.. A. ]. Coughtry. A.
Cersler. w. + Cray. o. +. Redtord
Garrett, A. Arreson. c. Ekelund.
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and were hard at work by the time the
session began, while the new material Is
Of an exceptionally good character. About
thirty men are trying for the team and
the interest Is increasing with each even
ing practice. The men are rapidly getting
into form under the able direction OF Mr.
II. l.. Shaner. of Lynchburg and ex-cap-
tain OF V. NJ. Is team Of last year. Mr..
Shaner is assisted by captain Kuy Ken
dali. who also led Hampden-Sidney's team
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Chnmninn Picker.

TENNfLL, GA. October John Do
little. OF Washington county. this State
picked 81 pounds o. seed cotton yester-
day at the plantation Of J. F. Webster
near Tabernacle. six miles west OF Ten
MIL. John Simmons. OF WASHINGTON coun
~. Mississippi. formerly held the cham
pionahip record Of tSo pounds In day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Other Games.

Princeton. 3; Naval Cadets 0.
University Of Cincinnati, p. Maine, 0.
Lafayette, Is: Swatsmore, :.
Penn. State College Is; West Point 0.
Lehlgh. 10: Rutgers. 0.
Yale, IS; Bates. 0.
Harvard. 20: Wesleyan, O.
Columbia, q; Uion, 0.
University Of Chicago. 8; University OF
Iowa. 5.
Tn versity OF Illinois. 8, Knox Col
lege. o
Cornell. p: Williams 0.
University Of Wisconsin, 3; Beloit, 0.
University OF Penna, 8; Browns, 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
HAVE No TEAM.

II viii be source Of regret among the
lovers os foot bail In the State 10 know
that Randolph-Macon College VIII not put
a foot bail team IN the fieiG this year. II
had been expected that a number Of games
would be arranged between the eleven
from that College and other teams IN the
state Owing 10 several causes. however
II was regarded as impracticable this year
for Randolph-Macon TO be represented on
the gr.diron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Standing Ofthe Clubs.


CINCINNATI. OHIO. oct. 1.-Errors
we're responsible for all the runs made
in to-days game. Both pitchers were
very effective. Attendance. 600.
Score: H. H. ~,
Cincinnati ...1OO0O 3OOx-4
fnuisville ..oOoO2OOOO-2 s 3
Batteries-Breitenstei and Kahoe;
cunnineham and thinner. Umpres-
O'Day and Mcdonald. Time, 100.
Bait more. =; Washington, 1.
BALTIMORE. oct. 7.--Fifeld was given
his final trial try out by Washington
and held the orioles down TO seven hits
NcGinnity pitched just as well. and the
SIM ST. 70 RH.E.
baltimore ........... OOOOOO11-2 8
Wa n ton .... 90 1000 00-1 2
Batteries-McGinnlty a1d Smith; Fiheld
and Roach Umpires-Lanassau ana
rayder. Attendance. i.ico. Time, 1;W.
Phtsbnrg, 10; Cleveland, 3.
PITTsBURG. oct. 7-Pittsburg won
from Cleveland I'M a game too one-slded
10 have any interest. Attendance. lDo;
Score: II. T. -,
cleveland 800 OO30 900 o D
Bat,eries-Hoffcr and Schriver; Harper
and Duncan. Umpire-Colgan. Time,
las.
Brooklyn. IL: New York, =.
BROOKLYN. oct. lily winning 10
days game Brooklyn clinChed the pen
rsnt for 1889 1t was farcical Xhbiton'
New York being outclassed at every
ooint. Doheny was knocked out Of the
box in three innings. by which time the
BrookIyns had gained such lead that
they eased up ON Gettig Attendance
800. -
Score: II H. -,
New York ...... .....01OOO1-
Hrooklvn &c.. ........O571 Ox-lS IL
Batteries-Gcttig. Dolssi and wilson
Hughes and Farrell. Cmpires-SWari-
wood and Hunt. Time, 1875.
Boston. I: Philadelphia, u.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. philadelphia
ard Bos on to-day began their final strug-
gle for second place. the Quakers winning
the first Of the seven games scheduleo
Ia he plavcd between these teams. Inc
phiries found no trouble in connecting
With willis pitching. while the visitors
could do nothing with Fraser's delivery
Attendance. 600
Score:
Philadelphia &C.. .O0420O0 0x-6 Il
Batteries-Wilis and Sullivan; Fraser
and Mcfarland. Cmpires-hins"e al"
Dwyer. Time. hours
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CHARLOTTE, y. o.. oct AT Chapel
Hill to-day the University of North Car
olna defeated the Agricultural and Ne
chanical College. OF Raleigh. at football
by a score of "A to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
Baltimore at Washington.
Pittsburg at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

ATHENS, GA, oct. THE University
Of Georgia football team played its first
game this evening, defeating tho Glenn
son Is. c. College eleven By a score OF
ten 10 nothing.
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PROMINENT APPLICANTS.

Among most prominent applicants for
positions are Caldwell. Kemper, Brand and
Osborne who were all on last years team
while among the new men. Bradley, Dixon
Gillian and Roberts are doing good work.
Several men came I'm from other ibstitu-
lions with considerable experience as a
basis for training.
The team Is practically selected and
working quickly and surely as II Is. hopes
TO play fast ball this season. The trus-
tees of the college have allowed more free
dom IN regard to trips and that has given
a considerable impetus to the work OF the
team.
A partial schedule Of games IS as follows:
Bellevue High School October :.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, October IL.
ST. Adams. october %.
Virginia Military Institute. November l.
Washington and Lee University, Noyem-
Der g.
Pantops Academy. November lG.
Richmond College. Nivember %.
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ON THE TURF.
successful Opening of Latonia Jockey
a.uh,s taI Meet-Oihcr Races

a,uh's tau Meet-Oihcr Races.
CINCINNATI. o., oct. THE fall meet-
49,. 80 the Iatonla Jockey Club opened in
most successful manner to-day. The
u,eather was delightful. track fast ana at
tendance large. summary:
tirst race-six furlongs-Eberhart 90 TO
:, drst. The Lady IN Blue On TO 81 second
Hon Scotch @ 10 - third Time lilo.
second race--iive furlongs-Princess
-.hvra d TO p nrst. Elijah IN Kline Is TO u
second. Nerd "a TO u third. Time Nv.
ThIrd race-mile and seventy yards-Sa-
rnovar $50 to ID FIRST. McCleary % TO ID sec
ond Seattle Is TO y third. Time l:i'
Eourth race-The Tobacco Stakes-one
mile-sklman GU TO ID first, Lord Zeenl
40 TO ID second, Gold Fox 6 TO u third.
Time. 1:4lh.
Flftn race-five and a half furlongs-sam
Fullen 90 10 p first, Macabee tV 10 u
SECOND. Rodd go 10 )third. Time, lIOli.
sixth race--seven furlongs-Samival q to
u 6rst Nancy TN az TO d second. Cynic
80 70 u third. Time. l:2sls
Results at Morris Park.
NEW YORK. Oct 7.-Rosults at Morris
PARK Summaries:
vi-.t race-one mre-Desperado q 70 81
erst. Bondman 90 10 and 70 j second
Gold standard G 10 y third. Time. l:iiH
second race-Tne Hunter Hand!eap-one
u1iie-lhe Rose 90 70 - first Rush a TO I!
and ? 70 81 second. Maid OF Harlem u!
e ID third Time. l:i5..
Third race-Tne Nursery Handicap
Eclipse couIse-kings Courier Is 10 u irst
Kl.ashandra q 10 and even) second. tn,
seotchman rs 20 - third. Time l.l0A.
Fourth race-The Champion Steepiechase
about three and half mEes-Vanshr
Il. 10 o. nrst, Phnae 60 10 / and 20 TO u
scond, 1he Bachelor 90 TO ID third. Time
10.
Fifth race-Ecipse Ccurse-Oread 60 70
ID nrst, Oea g to and EVEN second. Colo
one Is 10 y THIRD Time l:lOfi.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Lambort e
20 ID first. Muskdins - 10 I and 10 -
second. Hand Press q TO u third. Time.
29L
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BROOKLYN SURE
OF THE PENNANT
Yesterdays Game With the Giants
Clinched Her Chances.
BOSTON SUFFERS DEFEAT ALSO

In the First Game OF Her Series With
PhiladcIphia-Fincid for the
Senators. Held the Orioles
Down To Seven Hits.
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The NORFOLK RACES.
Close of the Most Successful Race
Meet,

NORFOLK, VA, oct. Especial
virginia state Fair and Fall Race Meet
ended to-day. But one race was scheduled
and was pulled OF and furnished FIRST rate
sport
There were I'VE starters for purse OF
$500 Irene finished first over track in
good condition though trlne heavy. sum
rnzries:
Irene. Dr. m. fAtkinson). ......... 322ll
Baropwood, b. r. (Steele). 3il422
Snort. or. o., (walkerl. ........... 1S4z43
Bursar. br. O.. (Janes). ....... b5333
Dohrman. br. g.. u)onnan)...... dis
Tome-2:3os. 2:1sk. s:2o. 2:3cls. I'm. 2:A
TIE fair and meet was the most sue
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Cleveland. at Chicago.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
~ Little Spark May
Maize Much Work. -

ccssful In the history of the association.
The attendance throughout has been good.
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sT. ALRANs sCHOOL.

The past week has seen much improve
ment In the eleven at ST. Albans's School.
Radford Va. The splendid showing the
team made against the University last
Saturday, put new life and determination
in the players This week the team has
been confronted every evening by the
"Hustlers' as the scrub team is called.
and much good work has been done. In
reference has been given much attention.
and now a right pretty formation goes be-
fore the runner. The game with the
Varsity" did the team untold good, as
IS the case every year the st. Adams
team learns more ball from that one game
than could be drilled into 1t by two week 5
coaching.
Walker. fun back is in good trim. he
Is playing wonderful game. The team
is light. but play together. Yesterday the
team played the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute usually one Of the strongest elevens
in the state Great rivalry exists between
the two schools.
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Nestcrday's Scores.

Brooklyn. 1S: New York, 2.
Philadelphia. 6. Boston. l.
Baltimore. 2 Washington, l.
Pittsburg. l6. Cleveland. 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Louisville, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Fuel for FOrCe

Your body must have
force, nervous force, mus
cular force, digestive force.
Fat is the fuel used to
supply this force. If you
are weak in any OF these
forces, use more fuel.
The cod liver oil in SCOTS
Emulsion is the best fuel
for this work. Your nerves
grow stronger, your muscu-
lar power increases, and
your digestion improves.
,es. and sroe, al druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. New York y
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POE IN BRONZE
AND IN MEMORY


but OF ella man we can pity and ad-
mire. not the creature whose intellectual
gifts We concede with contempt for his
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