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College Footba
ftE rIAOHO Tfflf
BfflN IEI Mf
Blue Eleven Hopes to Make
Better Showing in First Game
than It Did Last Year.
YOUNGSTERS ON LINE-UP
Ketcham to Start at Centre?
Cornell to Open Season with
Ursinus?Has Long Sig
nal Drill in Preparation.
ifl> TelBgrnph to The Trlhune. ]
\ew Havtn. Sept. 22.?with only a
Ihrfle-IBlaute s*rimmage Yale to-day
praparatioiM f>>r the flrst foothall
garr.e of the season. Just enough dlill
?> v nr.lfre.l for COtyNUonlng purposes an<1
intilng off a few plays. Receiviug
all ln mldfleld, the 'varaity craahed
? atlbly through the BCruh untll the
-yard lii.-* had been reaehed. Tbe ,-itta.k
as Invariably UPO!) taeklfl and tlie harks
Uernattd in flve-yard gains l.y atralght
riunges. Far the nr.i\i pluage Koowlee
*B8 ordered around rlght end, but he
ftimbled ani tOBt the ball. whlch r.>llel
nnder the 5rrlmma(;r 1 in?* of the res'-rves.
.^a Bge, the srrub fflllback, punterl ba* K t ?
v Idfleld, an1 the COachea stopped the
play.
? 'aptBin Keteham'a celd krpt b-.m on th?
r-'de lln*s, airhough he worked la the
atgaal drill. He xri't atarl at centre to
morrow Other* is* tbe eleven that facofl
'.v-?]>yan wiii be exactly as it mewi
down th" -j.-r'ib to-day.
Jeaea haa io Ied te paea t*rr the \et
#'ans WgRen, Wheeler atw] Imnn ano
gi\e fot;r fOBngBtera of tbe freahmen
elev#n of laat aeaaew plnres ln thelr flral
Intercolleglate ganu I.asf >>ar Spald
lrg'fl eleven waa unable to do hflttBT thar.
t'e the men f...tn Middletown ?t 3 t? J
UafU the last few mlnutes r.f play, when
the Wtnetng lOOehdOim waa srored by
Vale leavlng the. flnnl COent 10 to .1 A
letter flhowing is expected to-mefroa'
tVerd haa beei received that a large size.i
delegatlon of tbe Harvard playera aad
rr-arbes will be present.
To-day Ihe new >?>-.-, haa Ineladcd Pani
Jfammond. Phil 5-nilth. I'ave I.yman nn<i
Al Sharp*. the <"ornell head coach, who
vent to New Vr.-k tr. night to attend tbe
meeting of tbe pfTVIals who will revlew
the rules.
The line-iij. tentatlVely d*cjd*d upon for
the TWnleyan game foUowa: Lefl end.
Avery: left tarkle Talbott: lefl guard.
Way; eentia, Martlng; risht guard, r*en
rlghl taehle, I>>ighbridpe: rlght
?'arter; QBBTte rha^k, Wllaon; left
halfba.-k. Markle; rlght halfba- k,
Knoariep: fuiiback, Taylor.
[g Tfllegl ie )
Ithaea, N I . S?; t. ?.?I'reparation for
th< opentr;.- BflflM of the aeaaon with
TTralaua to-monow oonalatad ef a )..ng
Bignal drill Bei flng was difc.on
n ed th rst team baving bad ttfl
hardest orork-oat yaeterday. to the ab
r-enre of A'. Bharpa, Dan Roed had charg?
..f the r-jMad. and dlr<-> ted tbre.. tl
ln slsn..l drtlla Dr. Pb<trpe will retum
too io-Biorroa-*8 |*ame. Owlng to fgeulty
nna. Fritz. varaftji halfhack, wBl
. . -ffht* t. play, bul la the eaeee ot
an. the heavy lliifman. and Ouyer,
. tackla, tbe ban b.as not
be*n lifttd. Tbe Rrel team. on Brhlch th.
coachaa have been oer.trlng their att*n
will far* UrBtflOB, but 11
probahle lhal BBany aahBtdtntieBa frf>rr>
the gerond and thlrd teanie aill be made,
06 that each man can BhoW bla Bhillty.
The drat leaaa haa i*"n seiect*d as foi
iowi=: Oeflyar and Maiiory, lecklee; llunaa
^rd K. MeC*BtCheofl, puarda DOfl Mr
^-on and Bhaltoa, enga; Ceol, centre;
i<arrc-tt quarterback; Phillppl aad rrita
| ? aekfl, and Lahr or Mcllvaine, full
haiak.
;p,v TelBgrapb to Tbe T-il
Cam>.ndge. Ma-is . Sept. lt.?-Tha Har?
vard eleven got Ita flrst toueh of real flBht
thi? afternoon. when it ttaod up agalnat
the BBOOad team in a twenty-mir.iife
?iiliBBiaa and Beored B P-tO-6 vLt..!^
Tbe rountfl were made on a drop klrU
from the CS-yard Una by Brbkley, all
Amerlra bark laat year, nnd a f'.rward
paas dellvered by Ix>gan. one of the *mh
Btltute quartera. to Milholland, a auhflti
tute end. who ran twenty-flve yardfl for
^ lomlBflnaa throagh a broken fleld after
maklng a hard Cflteh.
A torn Phoulder inusrle received during
prartice to-day will B60P Btanley P60
r.o, k, the big faard. from aetlea fer at
?flB, two w ka Thla announcement waa
rv Dr, B. H NlehOlfl after a thor
ough examlnatlon was made of the ln
jury to-nlgbt.
The work for the varslty wa? purely
Offenfive. the ball being given *o them on
their tf-yaid line at the start Hatd
wbk eaaned the fflefllade with a thirty
rard dash through ngbt tackla, bal the
team was held near tbe line and BHekley
kkked a BOaL Startir.g again on the
rd line. riehea bjf Hflfdarleh and
B.t'.klev brougbt the ball to the se-ond's
? rd Une. where Milholland got tbe
hall for a t*?u< b.lown.
While the niahing ?f th* 'varaity
. i poarer, H waa very raggad. ani
paer mterference waa aJTofaad the Bgcfea
Open pla>s were the rule
Tflg line-up feUowai Rl?ht end, I'ana
and Milholland. right tatkle. Storer: rlght
paard, TTietnB; eeatra, Tnimbuii; left
ta'kie. Cearan an.l Hltcbcock; left ?,n<'
..t'.'-n; riuarterba-k, I'reeOley and teO
ean; r;Kht halfhack, Hardaick; lefl haif
?%'lll.ts, and fullback. BrbkU-y.
Telegraph ro Tho Tribune ]
riBBifllin. K. J-. Bepl ?'? * forty-dve*
Tninute acrlmmage on the Ifin* BtOB fOOt
baii fleld to-day proved th* Tlgera '
in poor condition to play thelr flrat gairv
OP Sat'wda> Hlight injurlea huve cut th.
aqaad down, and th* <oa*hea found lt
dilBcalt to pteh a nian for centre. Hev
4...1 paoe i.ashe.s ?-rf tae raaatt, which,
arhag eeagaed arlth an esi.ient aafaatlll-,
arity wlth th'; hlgnals, gave th. *a*actlei
noae fae good an aagaaraaaa. Oae elear
I) redeeming feature of the play v
r.at ageentlea of fararard paB-.e? by cap?
tain Baker and lirown, of the flrat Btrlng
line-up It waa on a pass, HrotAn to
fiobey l:*ker, whhh nettod forty yardfl
that lB6 onlv touchdowi. of the day was
,,ade poaBttda StreJt puahed the bnli
a'TOBfl by tbe beflt plunge of tlu- a* rlrn
rnage.
Uttle of the llne plunglng on elther
x.Axn **a? really effecth* 'lile and Iroo
llttle held a kbklng duel rnoat of the
tlma arlth Oile aarnhig 'he beaora Cap
leia Haker and Heynlger. at guard. an*l
t>.,.mr. ai end- b..th l.i^t yrara freshmen,
II a* Trotting
; played good gaiaa on the offepslve by
getting thron-fh the line and interferinr
i wlth kicks. Rorden. another new man,
j distinguished hlmaelf by his clean, hard
I tackl.ng.
By Telegragh to Thr Trlbua*. 1
Amherst, Mass.. Sept. IS.?Wlth the first
panie of the BaOaBMB only four days, off,
Hobbs pnt the Amheral footbaJJ aquad
through g hard d.y'a WOrh here thla aft'-r
noon Thi- practlce COnolated Of tacklini?
ihe dummy for an hour, cat. hln.- punts.
inaking forward poaoOB and a ten-mlnute
scrimmage hetween the regulars and the
e-'-rub. Although the sirimmafce was of
i short duratlon, lt waa lontr enough to
|ahoW Hobbs the weaknesses of hls men.
The flrst te.m was handlcapped by the
loss Of C| Hubbard. who is laid up wlth
n pulled ten.lon. Waahburn took his place
at quarter and ran the eleven Bl flne
atyle. He worked the men hard and took
advantage of every areath spot t>n the
ecrub.
I'aptain Walter McGay made the only
acore for the leRular*. In the la*t min?
ute of play he kkked a neat goal from the
|K*yard Iln. Th* scrub wa* full af flght
and held tha first team to two first flowna
Tfim Aahley, at left half, and Rlder, at
right half, made good Kains. aided tfy
?ratagej. a' aad, and shaw. at full, th* v
kept. the regulars on the junip. The *erub
lontrlbuted one forwa. I p*?s whleh netted
a gain of twentv yards. .he throw was
made by Aahley and enmpletcl hy \t
water Tow, playlng riua.ter for th* sec?
ond team, harely rnlssed a try at goal
f.om Ihe 10-yard Itaa Tha flrat team
v.as eompoaed <>f Cbamborlala, centre;
ind C, ghomway, rruards. L, Mium
way ai'd i: Kimbell, tachlea; Ha-Turnan
Whltten, enda; M4*Gay, fallhaehi
KBOwKon hi-.I Warren. halfbacks. and
W'aehhurn. quarterbacb
' rtv T^i?it'?irh tn Tba Tribune '
Hanorer, N H., Bepi :. Th? Dart*
? 'vareltj aleren vvas Bcored on by
t e n ?_.? fl" t< am In :v a tlrprnage thls af
\ Ioiik e",.i rtm by Tuck, lef|
back for the aecond team, reoulted n
i a tobchdown The 'varslty came back,
i however, and In 11 e aecond half sent both
Whltney and Ambroae over tha goal Une.
j The men vr,-re handled by Bleock and Bn*
ejelhorn, ? avanaugh bavBig |one to Nea
f ork to attend ti.,- rulea commlttea meet*
k D Bogi ra and Murdock were
terrora to tl e 'varelty line, Honsett and
Ambroae, on the '*/areity, were in evi
?ite ,,f the practlce. Pn
<i )*-nt fumblea aornewhat marred tn*
Otl arw ? r.t H'-rimniage.
Tha 'T.ralt] llned up as follows. Hog
s, :t. ', m end; Pudrith, lefl tackle; Colby.
lefl guard; Dunbar. iiiekox. nght guard;
McAullSe, right tachle: loudon, right
ouarterbiirk, Wb-.ti,, ??.
left halfbach; Snyw, fullback, and Curtle,
I alfbach
GOOD 0UTL00K AT N. Y. U.
Jake High, Head Coach. Well
Pleased with Material.
Korlv-six men appeared for football
tlea at New York l'nivrr?lty yester?
day afternoon.
The :? u ig* menl has been rery fortu*
i/eer In acenrlng .lake
Brown. '0.', a bo built np aueti an i x e; -
tioiial team ut \\'< slevan laat fall M'
High * COtnlng marks an i ra in the ath
i< tic hlatorj l ? oii-cr. Inaamuch ?
he is the fli ? ?- le.nl ? ?".?.' h the Inotltu
tlon has over < ngaged
High aeema vei> weii pieaaed with the
U 'ial on hand, - Bpecial ? atnen.
Laat yaars tfam Torrenoa t<-aptatm.
Brlatol, Mackay, Wlener. trDonneli,
.1- and aValdtaaa baee returned 1
barkneld aaarna to be a worry agpaln thla
as two of laal years bar-k* b< r 01 .
. ai.d it Ultly are ex
l.eeted for practl.-e thls afternoon
Thr i ? iowa:
,,tn>,er a BftakJaaBawa ?' ?h*? *5f**j ???
Hamilton, *t f.hlo Fleld i?. 'prinsti
<<y\n Kiald 2">. Wllllam*. h? U! Umatown.
Nove-nher 4. Trinity. *1 ??>'.?? ' la 8l k 8y-e
- ? ... ar, BlOMi ? ?
22, N* ?' Bl
WORLD'S RECORD ONTRACK
Iron Mask Sets New Mark of
1:10 4-5 for Six Furlongs.
Lentevtlle, Bept ?*?Iron Mask. by TM?
Royal ROOe, had IO break
world'a record f"r *ix furlonKs on a rlr
? trach lo defbal Lee*haree in tbe
Bral race of the eleven-day meeting mhler.
opencd tO-day at Pouflla* Park.
The new rccon! wa* |:B)4*?V LaBatharefl
led untll -Aithii, twentv' fe.t of the tlnlsh.
When iron Ma.-k, closinc Mrongly. get op
ln time to wdn by a neck.
Iron Ifaah Ls OWBOd by teffrr-on I.iv
Ingaton, of Clnclnn.tl, and la Bea raara
cdd. Ue wa.i brad by the late Jamm K
K.-< ii", and was *o)d to Mr. UvtagOtOa at
Baratog. Springs ia>t Aognal hy Harry
Payn i WhltBoy.
The old rec.rd was 1:11. held jointly by
rrUcllllan a;ul ('hapultep*c,
HASSELL JA/INS ON COURTS
Captures Handicap Singles of
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club.
Althur Ax Hassell %roa the auturnn
' haadtteag ainKb-* toaarnaaBoat on tha
' eoartB of the Urooklyn Lawn Tenni* CKH',
iAtlai.tle arenoe and Tranklln Hvenue,
' BrOOhlyn, yesterday. Hassell. aith thf
inark al mlnu* 15, defcated Henry B
1 Rohaaeav, 8rlth the aame handicap. in lh.
'. ftnal ireind by the acore of ? 8, 6 -1, t>:<
Throughont tha conte?t Ha*8.-ll uaed bl*
| drrree elerarly.
In hla semi-hnal match Haasell defeateo
h. WaJlece. relnaa half ah ?-t a-t 1 *?
;.,l RohBBOn elimlnated Dr. W. B
Mc<.ullom. flcratch. *at 6?4. 6- 8
Th?* ahaamBTT IWlaarg;
BJraMhlra baadtajap 'ln'}'* ^ "^[.T? ' r~
Df. W K Mi-.v-llnm .a.ratrl.. U-feal.d 9.T
C ;.vT.fiuh. Dr ./? T r^?hoft'
rr^r:r:^a stfsaS
-,?X?.dVf a^lW
1 o a " v \ Haaaell imlnoa, li) ?>?
: ,,?.,. 18> ? 0.4>-4
??i round-M. Orlfflth (BlU* half 181
,' t>r J J. ??olli.ia ip1'"< '??" w>
(rfv ;?: ?-? ?? ?. ^..^ u.f k.v^v
p'^v'S'M-'ooom^-^ehld.fe.t.d
, i t Bilehei f*eratchi d*f?*t*4l Pr.
V '' t !.,,.. (mlnua 18. d*featad J- a.
AlnalraU ?Pla. half 1*^^ '^jiiaguA
;.V,,:r*.""'.,n,!;:..-. rlf .?. ^tfw^J.
\\^^**M?p A, n mmliarn
, mlnua 18), 8?X 8 -4
_.? ti H rtr.lieann <ndnua l.ii
f.aierl I N Thurlrov (mlnua I8?. ?1 ',,.
. -^-,,,rr;m,^ifhJifi^-:
,,?*..,.d...^Ma ,ftl ?
| B. BTellee* <min..a half loi. g?8.
1 rmal Jeaad -a a. H*;?"}n??\ "V
flef.ateri ll. B. Boheaen (m.nua lf), 8?4.
&> Golf S> Yachting *&
Questions of Football
Carefully Thrashed Out
Many Coaches and Officials on
Hand for Meeting.
ONSIDE RULE PUZZLES
Important Interpretation Made
on Quarterback Kick, Now
Restored.
Football coachea and football officials
from moBt of the eoUagea and utilverflltlefl
ln the iSast pathexed at tha Hotel BBflfl
hatt.in, in this dty, last mglit for the
annual tneetlng on the Interpretation of
the rul*a
Walter Camp. of Yale. secretary of the
f.>..t!.aii ralea eooimlttaa and tditor of
the code, preslde.I and for the better part
of four houra anawered nuefltlona arhleh
were hurled at him fturn thoae who
wanted certain polnta iieared up on the
ava of tbe new gfld what promises to Lt
a mool latereattng f i
Mot-t r.f the ruUBgfl were on ininor
polnta. hut two or three rpieatlons of Im
portan. e were cleared up. Chiaf dla<us
si?.ii eentered on BbbUbb I of ituie 17 on
unlawfui Interfcrerice wlth play. growini
out *.f the old quarterbeCh kick, whicn
aaa reatorad by the rule*. -anaadttae last
wn.ter This aectlon reerte aa followa:
"WT.er. a player haa an opportanlty for
iii.ik.ng a fair eateh ppponentfl who are I
<.ff side ahall not ln anv way Interf.-r. !
nritn him or aith. ti-.e balL"
Thla. of vo\iT?r lefl the Inference that
a playrr on tide could InterfOTB aitfa tbe
opponent cati hlag tha bell on a ouarter- I
baeh kl<-k. (\.n |f fl BlgnaJ bad berntnadej
tor a tu:r i.t.ii. potb halfbacba aad th? .
fullbn.-lr Will, of r. ? fljty, be ..ll s:d'-. i.t*
behlnd tb. man in.iklr.tr tb.- kick. ai.d
thls opena the way for thr*" men to at
lach one, nhleh would violate iti a m<us
ure th.- aplrli of the Beat eode aud open
th* way to a dangereva play.
T*. offeei thla Mr. Camp, with the heip
of mi. ii membere ..f ti.. ruks eotamltteal
wii.. were preaent, ruled that tb.. playera
* i th- man makhag ti*.- aaarterl * i.
GOEF lf Of W
HANGS IN BALANCE
Mrs. E. W. Daley, Formerly of
This City, Tied for Third
Place at Memphis.
Me.-rvhls, J^-I t 22', Mra B* S. ? n
of the Glenvlew riub. *'l.t. acn. aitb a
? Hid ef 81 for *-lKht*-en h>.bfl. ?on the low
acoia horiors tt. the qaallfylna round t
th? championBhip touraameai ef the
Women.* Waatarn Ooll A-sorlaiion
Ifiaa Rath Cblebolni, ef tb. May fleld
Club, Ctevelaad, taraed Ib Ihe ?
aaore, '*i. wbllt Mr- i \\ i'..'. :? ol
Nashvll!-. Tenn . and fOIBBOlly ef Won
Yurv.. the ?eathern chaatploa, ini atn
;:. i Perklne, of Oleavlea tled f'.r thlrd
pia* e. wlth VI >.
Mra Cofhai n cfl i.? "flroha of
aquslllna th* boat record ma
w..iDPn ofl the Memphii t'ouatr] Club'a
eourae, an.l : ?r -? ? re ??? I bp on i -
Othera who quallfled in ti..- < t..in ,
shl|. ?? t were. Mlr-t* M> ra llelmera. Mld- ?
Uithlan, Chleago, 108; Mlaa Mai |* ? ? Ed
warda, South H oee, fThteaga and Mut
la Jonea. Bloaa City, loara, 164; Mta
Ltoulee Kergus. Olenviear, 161, Mr- Oeorg*
Haakell. Beverly. Cbkago. 107; Mi Fraal
AnderBOii. illn*dale. Chlcagfl* UA', Mlaa
Bllaabetb Allen, Roe> lelea l Ar enal,
IIIIikmb, lk>; Mra. C W Baekley, Ea
rao* i. ' .hleago, ll?
Theae playera, aitb Mlaa Caro)la< Pa .:
er, ..f *hi< aK... thi preaent titie h-.id-r.
Who was not r-'fjuired t.< OOfflpete im tbe
aualifytag rauad? b l b* gln raal h
t., n.orrow niomir.K lor the ehamalonehlp. <
Mra !?'. Q. looee, of Mempble, aill be|
paired with mibb Paiater.
KRAENZLEIN "sAILS AWAY
German Athletic Commissn*.
Also Leaves for Home.
Wlth an eye on tb* Olympic honors jn
1f*H5. when th* BBBMB *M ba held In
Furlln, I?r. Alwln W. Kraenzlcln aalled
on th* North dtrman IJ??yd Hr.er Kai^. r
Wllhelm II yeeterday nmrplng wlth the
athletic IMJIIllllbadon whlch reoomrnended
his appolntment as hea.l coaeh tO all the
Oerman BthlettC organlBatleB
The tiiiimilaelon Biade np of cari Men,
Meutenant VOfl Reiebeflflfl, Dr. Martln
Beraer and Joeeph Waltrner. has bcea ln
thi.- country for 0V6T h month. BtUdyiaf
Ita athletic rrethods Bltd lOOktng BfOflad
for a man who could leaeb theiB le ,;pr
n nn athletefl. ?
Asked if he expected t.. develop B Blfl
nir,)? team In the eeantry of bta hirth. i)r.
Kra*nr.leln replied that th- time was
ahort, but that he had Rr.-.t BOp66. Ha
himtelf wae a notcd hurdler and all
around atblete ae\eral yearfl B8JO.
.lame* B Sullivan. 888861*417 of the
ajaarlcaa AthlatiB Uaien. and Beveral etl
ers bitereeted in athieti* a arete at th. i la*.
to see him off. IHs wife and dBOfhtef B* -
rf.mpatiled him. expecting to make thelr
home in fiermany for the next three
yeara. at the l*a?t.
HAVANA _CHESS__T0URNEY
Capablanca Bringa Invitation to
Contest Rich in Prizes.
Joae R *'apablancii cness ehamplon of
Caba- araa a paaaeagor oa baard th.- Ha
vana, whlch reaehed p..rt yeaterday af?
ternoon.
Tlu- frtniou* y )unK master b.as received
0 rommlsalon frorn the f'uban kov.tii
ment as chan. *ll**r <?f th.? Cuban < <>n
-ylatc at Ml I'etei ?b. rc.
He anaaeneeed aaea hitidinjr that h* had
be.a veated aith tbe neeaaeary offkaal
autherity by t)eaeral Phraflflde Freyrede
Andrade. the Mayor of Ha\ana. to lnvtte
ten of tbe leading ingatera of th* world
te play in an International tournanient
nt llHvana. It la planne.1 to bejrln the
taarflaaaeat < n fMraaiy l of next year.
!n parefleaee of reMolutloiiB recently
MMBfld by th.e t'lty CovneU, whlch recom
niend the expendlture of $10,000 f**r tliat
puriKJhe.
Inasmuch as Capablanca will fltart f..r
Kurope wlthin a ?>ek to vlnlt london.
I'arls and Bthaf 6apftal8 of the Contlnent
on tbe aray to Ht. IMerebart*, Mayor
Andrade took Bdvafltage <>f tbe oppor
tunity to .lothe the young niflster with
thls authority. in order to BBVe valuabie
time.
klck? who. of course, ar* on *lde? *hould
have eqtial right wlth the men of the
oppoeing team ln golng after the ball,
but that the opponent* trylng to make
the eateh could not be deliberately
blockwl or IBtorfarad wlth. In othe.
w-ords, It will he poaalhla to play th* ball
bat not the man, a* in the case wlth a
torward pa*s.
Sectlon 2 of Rule 3, whleh waa amended
last w-inter ro that a player who wa* re
BaOTOd during the game may return at
any time during the fourth period iiutead
Of, as pr? vicusly. at the beKinning of a
subseiiuent pTiod, brought up the cjue?
tion a* to whether a player ealled to the
side line* whlle the fourth period waa ln
projrress eoul.l return to the game after
a rnlnute or more.
it araa nainted oot that thfta could b*
done for the slngle purpo** of gett'ng
?ome lmportant mstructlons from the
ro,-,, i-.rs on tha flde lln.s. Mr. i "amp ruU-d
that BBCb a i-oiidltion wa* posslble. but
that the rxample offOTOd would he a
etear evanlon of the spirlt of the rule,
and expressed the hope that no oaoeh
would take such an unfair advantasto.
Many Balnor polnts were cleared up to
the ratlsfaetlon, apparently, of the hun?
dred or BBOre tnen Bloaely lnterested ln
the bbjbm who wer-? praoeBt Thoaa who
Bal nbout the "head tahle." as *om-ibody
f.n , tio.isly ealled It, wlth Mr. 'amp were:
Parhe h. Darla and Reaa BferCtaea, of
Prln eton; Crawford niagden. r.f n*r
eard; Dr. ai sharr-e, of CornoB; BBly
l-angford, of Trinity, the laadlBg offlctal
ef the eountry; i>r. James a. Babbttt, of
Harerford, eaalnaan of the central board
of ofldals, and W, N Morbe. of Pcnn
>? h ..r.la.
I>r Hahhitt annoutired that the IM nf
football ofhilalu for the comlng B0M0B
had been made out ?n.i that general aat*
IsfacBon aeemed aaeurad,
||e (,'ldrd thal BfncO tlds prefereriee for
b Htnlted nombt?!? of olReiaia araa ao <? n*
il own and si:, ? tt.- ::-<t of ofnelala
ln reeent yeara had baconM over-burd.-ned
it had been namaaarj to rodaee the list
and bting tha ofBdala for whom prefer*
? been Indlratal hy all the ceUfgea
| eral lr.to preater j*e.
play m mm
Anruial Golf Toiirnament for
Senlors Has Brought a
Record Card.
Men of BTOBBlBOBOa rrom all part* or
th* eeejnl > arho hav-. pa*s-wi tho Bfty*
fifth aalaoteafca la nfe ?ui ajaAhor ht day
al Uu Aiawam's Clob, at Rjre, f'<r th*
annual aenlor*' *<o|f t-.urtiatnent Th-r*
.,rr B| ,? ? -,,-*;, tha gr,ate*t ever known.
eome of tl,.OT btia\t mrn wh? h^r ma,]f.
tha-lr marka ln the wrld.
Tha ra !>-. aa an eiample. fuafJee Mnli.on
Htaey, <?( ? ... , ,j.t of ,,,,
t'.ilte.l gtate. and CMef JusU.* Wllllam
H. dumni'rc r,f the Bfe** J.rse.y H.jpreme
1 '"-.'t Tba beraeh w: i i,? raathor m r*
aanted hy *?.' h men as fornv-r Judg-.- Mor
aan i O'Biiea -md jt.da-e Henry ,a oat*
?
All bll '. prrifr *Mr,r al S'ld bOfll
r-ea* 11 r* wlll have thelr r? pt???,.?!,tath.n.
for there are R-yg* rt CoUtor, pabllaber;
Adelheii AtBOB, LT. ,s. a, retlred.
Admlral Habbard I .s n.. reOrea; t r.u k
Preohray, ndreatftaiag; Vr Aithur Pea;
veelej m <>ier. of lee fame; Bh48taard
Paber, pendl manufacturer; Colonri
Byrne, I is a ; Ju-tir-.- j. h. f*ahalan;
?j Arti.;;r Bttotl noa llvtag ta Ameriea;
Darwla P. Ktngaiey, preeldenl "f tBe
Ne a forh Lif<- Inourance Company; tlage
K. Tarl" 11. of OardOB Cttgi \\ Inthrop
gargent, ar'hiteet; RaJlO <>Kdeti, i-'Htoi ;
i>r T. I RaadBBore, or Oardea dty;
TruMin i: Boyd, form.-r M^>or of Bt,
Tamaa M<-i u'.ti.on, llnen bbbsbb*
fa< turer; Slmeon Kurd, humorlst, Ralph
Peter*, prisldejit af the I.ong laland Rali
road, and B C Coaverae, eaa r,t tha
foundera of tha tournanunl Horaoa u
Hoti hklsr. caded the "father of tha
seidor*.'' wlll be present. but hl* au.-ees
*or a* chalrman of thr-, OOmSBjttOO "i
charge, Jamea i> i*'oot, win rontlnao la
offlea
Play will beKin at S o'eloi k nnd paif"
wlll be BtartOd Bl thre. -minute Intetvals
Blghteen botea wlll b<- run tttf to day and
0 airnltar number to-morrow*. < oin.iueiit
with the i'-M roand arlll be a Mcatera*
liandhap. ln w ld?h < orapetltOfl a. Bt I t
thelr own allowanct*.
Alee Smiih, the metropolitan op? n
iihanaalon. and Orrtn TorrV, of the home
atab, wlll play B fourhall match on Kat
nrday at ranoe Broog against Leala
Telller, the faaaoaa Krenrh profe?Monnl.
and VN."111 Norton. Wllfrld Reaf, of Kna
land, also wlll be BreoaBat, and may pla>.
john Raed, ir-. aaeratary of the Untted
Htat-s Oetl Ahso.utlon. BBBOed B veniinri
?T last alghl to the eeTect that antriea for
the women'* natlonal < hamp.onsh.p
tournam.-nt artt. ehaaa alth him at No. 70
Ka^t 45th Btre.-t. thls city, on Monday.
Oetober 8. at 8 o'clock.
*
RAY LEADS BY_A STROKE
Plays Exhibition Golf Match
with Vardon at Myopia.
iian.iiton. Mns.v. s.-pt Bi-Ned H?y araa
one BtrobO under Harry Vardon m 0*8
moeiltng round Of th- match b.-tween the
two Krlli'h profesaional golfers ut tne
llropla Hnnl Ctoh ba day.
* Ray naade the difhvuit course in :?.
wld'h w-is tWO strokes more than ha
took for the II aaOtoa y.-M.rday. Vardon'a
aard was 70 In the afternoon they ma,!.
another round. but dld not turn In any
earda_
ALPALZERJOMEETrVIILLER
Man from Ooast Highly Thought
Of in His Own State.
Al Palrer. tha heavywelght bor.er of
lowa. and I'harlle Mlller. of San Kran
risco' wlll ?oag f?r ten round* at the ?t.
Nicholas Athletle .'lub to-ni-fht. Al
though he wa* stopped by Frank Moran
a few weeka ago, Pal*er believe* that h*
aill easlly hold hla own wlth the new
comer. *
Other Sports
LORD DEWEY WINS A
Makes It Three Straight with
Hoster-Columbus Stake on
Grand Circuit.
HAS TO MAKE FAST TIME
Homer Baughman Humbles Old
Rival Tilly Tipton in
the Horse Review
Futurity.
Columbua, rihlo. 6ept. 23?Ix>rd Dewey.
winner of trottlng ftakes at the Syracu/ve
and Detrolt Orand < lrcilt meatlngs, land
ed hla thlrd straight. pTguBB) race when he
won ln atrulght h.-aw tho HoBter-Coluni
bufl stake, the most valuable <m to-day'a
Orand circuit proKraniiip.'.
Star Wlflter, ln the flrBt heaf, and Fan
Patcb, in th" thini. develeped so aaaeb
?pe*d that the winner had to trot BBeb
mlle ln 2-06?i?titnc whlch has been beailon'
only once tblfl year by trotters of Lord
L?ewey'f. *'liis><.
Pyeai lent L' W. Baisher, of the Colum
bus I.Mviiix l'ark 'oiiipnny, pre?<eiit*-d to
IXM*d DenreVfl orlver, Kay Sriedecker, a
allver loving cup, tbe srifi of the flrm for
whlch the stake ls named. Lord Dewey'fl
wlnnlnK aaa ll.'Mi.
Th.- Bommarlea foUow.
PA< INC. 2:1ft CL-AB8 THItEK IN PtVflj
PI RJIS, |1,800 (TBRXB IlKATfl MONDAY*
PrlrK-f.- V?rrar?r, h m , by
The l>r! (l-ane,.3 2 3 111
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f.irort il ii. b'.k. g (Bi iklael 6 6 6 4 ra
,.,,... .,,, i , |* |erl II 6 8 ? ro
Petay Putnaa, t ro. iBpeaee
llurj.hr) 10 1? * ?ro
Heh'\ P'-'fle. b m . r?i.--> ...8 . " 1 TO
Rlia .)*??. b, rn rGor*lon>. fl 11 11 *i?*
<;rn-,- Beott br k. (Valentu?! s> K w .ir
;.. le Bchaell, I*. m. (Oarrt
?un. 7 io 10 '.r
, , powell)... 12 6 12 ro
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Tr.'-TTIV-; 2:10 CLA66 .-Al'ITAt. '-1TT
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rOB ' HBBB TKAK ."I.I'S ? 2 IN ?<
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Mlc!ilf**n g.i'et.. b m . by Kalhtfl
.?r'- '. .; rlir.'-.* I
R * eemlfl
10 8
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n?<t WilK-a Jr b -. J J
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THORPE SOON TO MARRY
Great Athletc of Giants to Fol
low Doylc's Example on Oct. 15.
l?os Aagelei Beat. 9 ?('onflrn.atioM ..f
the reporti I enaagenieal of jim Tborp.-,
arorld'a ehampton all areruad athleto, le
Mlflfl Maraaret Irma Mlller, the Cherok.ee
Indlan mald. wu glTen out to-day by
the brlde-elect who la vl**ltln*f her hrother
at Inglewood.
Mlas Mlller waa graduated last year
from the Carllelts Indian School. Bhe will
leave here ln a .few daya lor Carltale.
where the weddlng- will take place on
October 16. Mls? Mlller will accompany
her huflband on the projected world-wlde
tour of the New Tork Olanta. of whlch
he ls a member.
? e
ARMY AND NAVY ORDEBS.
[From T*h? Trihuna Bureau.l
Waflhlngton. Beptember 23.
0RDER8 ISSUED.-The followlng or
dera have been la^ued:
ARMT.
Major ntaWliBJ M'K. 8ALTZMAN. alflnal
corpa, to Fort Monroa, far temporairy duty,
tlianca to proper etatlon.
CBptala 8AKUBL a. furviaxce. 2d Ca?
alr>, found lin^pacUatea, la r-MaveO.
Capialn HAHKY V. UALTON, nuartorruaater
corpa, to Waahlnflion. aa aaaletani to depot
Quertermaatar. _
Fiirt Lteutanani ALBERT O. OOODWTN.
fruin u:h to 26th Infantry.
Flrat L!*utan*uU JUHN VV. TL'RNKR. medt
cal rorpa. National Ouard of Mlnaourl. to
oourafl of inatructlon, Army Medlcel School,
njaahlagtea, Octoter l.
Seeoud Lleutanaiu LEWIfl H. BRKRETON.
coaal artlllory, to Kort Roaeoranfl.
L*avefl of abaence: Flrat Lleut-nant QI.'T L,
Ql'Al.LS. madleal corpa, and Lieutenant
CMeael TKRCT E. TRIPPE. retlred, 15
daya.
NAVT.
Pfcymaater clark W. J. DEAN. appolntad;
the Vermont.
Pa>mai*ter Clark I. H. OoRE, appolntmant
revebad,
raiitain R. H DAVIB. fletached mertn* bar
rack?, navy yard, Waahlnfton; heednuar
tera mailne ror*j,a.
Flr**t Lleuo-nant C. J. MUXER. datachad
rnartna barra- kB, Mare la.aud. luarlae
barracks, Honolulu.
MOVBMENTS OV WARSHIPB-The
followlng niovements of ve??elB have beeu
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVE.'
^.?4 yy? Tbe Tallahaaae* at \Vaahln?ton. th*
BalHM at AnnapolU; "?<* l>ea Molnea at
Montfl ChrtflU; the Mb-hlflan at Tamplco.
>;cr.t 21 -The Xtw Hampahlre at Vera Ctub;
tha North pakota at New TorW T*r>\
Sept 22--The Han Franrlaoo and tha BBlMBfle
at Southern drill flrounda. El Cano. tha Reld.
tbe 1'ieaton. the Ro*. t'afl Dreyton, th* Vr ?
i>.ll. lha PaaMnaj tha Tarrv, tb* Myranf.
th* Perklna. rha 8ter-.it. th* Wa,ke th*
Warrlngron. the Monaflhan, the RurT'iwa the
lattera.m. the Trlpp*. tlie Jenklna. tb-* F an
i.U.t. ih.* Jarvia th* Jouatt, th* ' a-.flln.tri*
OMarle ?nd the Beateaaa at OJardtner ** Bay,
ih>. I'ea VlotneB al Samana
fflpt 21 Tha Helena at ^hanflhat
Pert "1 Th* f1** M'.lnea from M^nte f-ftHetl
frr Haniana; the Nuiahan, from Topolft
bamro for Mare laland
fl-pt 2'* "Hie Ran Frandaro and rhe Patapao.
froin Haatptoti Roada for Southern drill
freufldfl #t'e I'ralrle, from Tomrklnavllle for
Han ploii Roada
Sept Bl lh* BBBBtPi from Ouem for Honf
KoiUJ
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
KfMIATtTBa ai.manac.
S.inrt-e. .', 4*. euneet. t> W>. rr.oon rlaefl, 11.Bl;
BBM :. * js? 24
BlOa WATBfll
A M PM
Baa* ?iook .}" 5 12
arnor'a laland . . ??*? ? *"
Hell Oat*. . 3-1-' * 10
WIRELES8 REPORTS.
Th* rtr?men rr;->r.ed an ?"0 flflllea flBflB flf
Jl i* -.- I ? ra ye?ter.la>, la -ir>---tflJ
- fereneea .
Tha rref>rU r*-portfd aa 888 mllea eaat of
Beiwly II""V. .it fl ? m ye?i<rda>. ta exv-.-ted t'>
px . Th ira la) fen neee
The Re ?! Italla. reported BJ ??V> nitlea aaat of
Bendy Kook at '.<>on -aaferdap, la aipert'd to
do, ?'Thuraday aftan.ixjn
INCOMINQ STEAMERS.
TO.PAT
Veeaal '>"*n Una.
?Tennra-n.Barbad.-a. H?r* II I-mpt i II
?.'hr,?o.|.b?r . ... llan B'l'**. Bept H . Hooth
?i'ceanle .Stoulh-Jiipton, Sept l'...Hti ?
?I'tlni .U.a.hlm . Kir.flato-i. Pej.t l!?..IIamb-Am
BTataBdalena. Km?aron. rvpt 18.. R M ? P
Br*meri ... Bremeti *?pt 18...N (I LloyB
. ..;a.\eiton, -e?t IT.Mallory
i;,..nlan .Antwrp. fept 10.1'b.init
"an .Ua-.ana. Sept 19.
Alamo.MobtK Sept 14 .Mallory
va I'ia ..;alveflton. bept 11.io l'ao
nnraaDAT. bbfibmbbb ?
?Sa- ?? Marta. Santa Mar*a. Sept M..VTJjrCa
-.?anr.l-*an Perm-.da, Bepl ? RMSP
I ?i ???aa Irene . * librali.r. Papt l^ N <; I.l?>d
l!? i. Kalta ralenno. .-ept 11.Itallan
!>;?:?..: Leel ITH I l'f r> .An.l...r
[XJcntan .P'lfrtn HefltOB, Pef 1T...A-H
. , .S'ew Oiflana, Fept J0..Bo I'ao
ri,--anla.Uf'..r< Be| t 12.AUfltTUn
Prelorla llBMklB ?-*Pt 13 .Mamb Am
PRJDAT, hi:ni;MHbR 2*.
aMa**retaa? _UrerpeeL bept 30 ..CBBaf-J
. . Llverpeel, t-?pt ls.whir- -?'
Urua) .Tamplco. Bept 10.Ward
? . Miyaaruez. ^?pl 8B.,....Red D
?Mcnterey .. . .w-ivana. Sept 22 .P/ai-|
Pannotila.. r.tbraitar. Bepl i?.CunaH
4ra?-iefl flaplea, Bept 18 ?Ita'.iaa
L? fleatfre... .Aniwcrp. Sept 11. -
?Prlnara mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
ni-nAV
Mait Veeeel
v-aaat. i'. r i.ine ejeaea aalto,
l.iiBtiarUa. i.i\*rp""i. caa 1 l"86a*a
'... prorenca, Havre, Fr-n.-h 7 ?*0 a m P*'"^ a rn
I'hlla'pfala, iliiiirao. Hed I). S .V* a rn 12***?m
atma ?**?**?* ??"-">?-*<?**? ??.-??-?,-?..? .?*.. - ?? ?*-.-.-*???..?*.?'**?*'??"?"* a***
^.u..M> Mi'-W'-r*-. *?- ?*??"> **???? ??? ... i-r ' ?-* # ""? *??' 0 ?*?**. '??? -** * ?**?*.???>?,
i
THE WEATHER REPORT.
i.niriai Boeerd and BaeeeaaB. v\ .ehlngton.
S.-W B TBl BBgbl niovr-ni, it ot lb* weatern
al. rni BbBM Monday niflht bafl eau*ed a atlll
funher riea tn uraapeaetar* in the RBaauart
I.* BBgar Mlaalaalppl nnd tl a loair (ililo va!
I. \ a and llie upper laj.n rifllun. i.m , l,?.-w h-r>
t*tnp*fat*re* ?r>- g*B*raBy balan tu>- aeaaon*'
Bvenur*, BBpaeaaBi la HM Ro.k>- Beeaiala aad
Ihi i,Ut*au raeloas, whwa ll - ?ra froan 18
t<> i? 8aa*ran b*kr? th* s--ia.-ui.-ar BBBnaala,
?rlth *.ii. r?i aaiewa and min* talluiK Ther*
. .. -ii .wa and rulii* lu Muntana and
Kotth 1'iknia and lu-'al raii.j ln BOUtb I ??
knt* Kebraaha and ih* waetera un>er lake
r, ui.,n ii\ar Iln- reinaindn af Iln i.nuilr) lb*
v..,M:,-r u.ia fulr ui. I tl,er.- were *rn*r?l
fTMta i ?l in* tiii'l'li. arnl north diatrleta ea?t
of ti..- MI?laaapal Blve? on Tu> *.Jh> monnn*.
In th* AtJealla Bad ***-t '*ulf atax.a and
tbe extr.me ****4 thi. w-rather wlll he *er.enilly
lalr nr*dkM*an*r and Thuraday. Temperatur'-a
wlll rlae -tnewlial In tlu lower lake re*lon.
I UUIa and aaat liult Btate* .lurlnfl
\\. dn ??:,:?. .11.1 win full in tba piaiaa *4ata*
anrj th>- lower Mlaaaarl Vaiiey. imrina Thure
.lav the t?n,r**rRture fall wlll axteni into ili"
Oblo \..ii-v. lae Boutbem uppcr iaa* aad lha
W'-st.-ni l.,w*r lake refllon-. while in tbe
Bartbwe*! and eitieni" w.ai it wlll b* warni. r.
Tlie wli.la along thn north Atlantle SOMl
wlll be liabt t.< inoderate ?i-.| an,l nertbw**4,
b*C0IBlBfl varlable; mlddle Atlantle Ooe*t llght
to modentt-i varlahle. becomteg eaat and aouth?
eaat; aouth Atlantl.- <-..a*t llfll.t to nio'ViHt*
northeart and eaat eaat Clulf r-rtaat. modernt*
nnrtheaat t.> aoutheaat; w<--,t Oulf ooaat, rnod
aral* to l.riak *<iuth,-a*t and aouth, on tbe
lnwer lak. ?-. mo.l.iate aoutheaat aml aouth;
?] pi r Uke-, nui'I, rate eaat. anj aoutheaat, ???
rept <a?t to north i B Snperlor.
Forecaat for *4pe,lal l.oealltiea.?For Kaal
ern New Vork. falr to-day. ill(htly wanner
In weatern poiiion: to-morrow, Inrreaalna
, lotidinea* and wanner; ll?ht to moderat*
wlnda !???? ..niliuf aoutheaat and aouth.
Fer B*w Fnaland, falr to-day; to-rnorrow,
falr and ail?htly warnier; llght to moderata
rartabli ?ind*.
For tl,* rjlatrtel of reliinihla. Maryland, Vlr
flnl* and E?*lern I'ennaylvanla, falr *nd
Bllgtitly warmer to-day; to mormw, fair and
ararmer; Itfhl te n.oderai* eaat to aouth
wlnda
t>elaw:.re. fair an.l .-nntlnued rool to
/? (T 1 Tl? *? n I r , .(>.. .,..?. .? . , .....
day; te-taerrew, fair an 1 -.ltflhtly warmer, llflrhl
ta n.n.lerat* wlnda, be. omlnfl aoutliraat an.l
BOIItll.
K..r N.V4 Jeraey, fair lo day; allflhtly ?arni?r
ln ihe tnterbT le rm.rrow, fair and warmar,
llicbr tn niod,-rate wlnda.
fot Weatern 1'ennnyhflnla, fair and warmer
te flay; tn-morrow. Inrreualn-; rlnudlnea*. pmb
Bblv loeal rain*; moderate south and Bouthweat
irlada
Vi.r Weatern New York. fair and ellflhtlv
warmer to-day; t.. mnrn.w. unaettled, probably
loeal ralna. moderate wlnda, be-omlng aouih
hn 1 flouthweat
llumldlty.
Ba. ra. 42 | lf*. aa. M i ipm. 47
Offlna! obaervatbna taken at United Statea
wea'her bureaua at 4 p. BB yeaterday follow:
, ln Teroperatura. Weaihar.
Albany . ':'? Clear
Atlantlc rity. ? * lear
lloaton . ,i0 '>?-,
Buffalo . ?'-' Hnydy
*'hl< aflo
*;*; .'lear
.. orleana. '- t'lear
?t i.ouia. 11 Clear
Waahtnflton . -I ?-'lear
Loeal oeirlal Record.- Tbe followmr 6fB
clal re.-onl from the Weather Ilureau ah'.wa
tha rhanarea In tha temperatura for th* laat
twenty-four houra, In i-otnparteon wlth tha cor
reapondlng date of laat year:
1?12. 1U1.: Mt 1?1*
3 a m. M 56 8 p. m. 42 44
H a. m. 6? 4<> ? p. m. ?0 41
a a tn. 42 &*> 11 p. ni. 41 6.
|| m.M ?|U P- m. *> ~
4 p. m. 42 471
Hlfheat temperatur- yeeterday. 47 .|e?rcea;
lnwest. 47 iat 7 a. m.i; averafle. bl; averaa*
f,.r ceaiaepondlna Bete last year, 42; avera?*
fi g , tr<--pondlnf date laat thlrty-three yeara,
fi deflree-.
l^>.-al Foreeaat ? Fair to-day; to-morrow 1n
rreaalnc .-loudlneflii an.l warmer: llflht to mod
.ratc winda, buoinlng aoutheaat and aouth.
Almtrant*. Won, C F <"*>? 9.80am 12 00 w
Alaon.jutn. Turka tai. ' lv.le. 12:00 m 2:00pre
Amortka, Hambur-,. H-A.. - -
Tarollnc, Dunklrk. French.. - ?*?
Comua New Orleana. rfo P.- 12:<Ofla
ColoraJo. Galv'ton, Mallory. ? loupra
THCRSDAT. SBI'TEMRER 25.
Frled dar O. Bremen. NULMUam 10:00 4 ra
Mexlco, Havana, Wanl.10:00 am 1:00pm
An.-.-n, I'rlatobal, Panama.. .11 30 a ni 3:00 pm
Aaiatlo I'rlnee.Bahla. Prln* - 12:46 m 1:00 p m
8 Prlnce, Montevliieo.Hrln.-e.licuO m 1:00 pm
Allemannla. Hayt!. H-Arn... 1:00pm |:00pm
Slegllnde, Hio de Janelro.H-A.12:00 I 00 p m
Cnlted Siatea..'..penhaaan SA ?- Ifll P rn
Cerlrlo, Mverpi.nl, Whlt* Star- 12:00 tn
Campaneiio, Rotlerdam, t'ran ?? -
Borinquen, San Juan. Ina...- 12:00 m
Berwlnd.Porto RIc?. NYAPR- 12:00 m
C of Rt Loula Bavannah. Sav - 100 p m
El 6ud, Oalveaton, S.i I'ac. - 3.i*>)pm
FRIOAY. 6EFTEMBER 26
Bt LouIb. S't'ia;npton, Am.. 4*Uni 10:00 a m
Maracaa, Trtnidad. Trln... ,10:<\> a m P'lpm
< oramewltn*. Trtti. RDW1.11 *?am 3 <?o p m
Burma. Montevtdeo. Morton.12.00 m J 0*i p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
CIok* N l
6:30 P M
Japan, Corea. CMna. Phlllpplnea (via
JMrattla)?Mlnnea..ia. To .lay
llawall (via San FranoiBcoi?Hono
lulan . Sept fl
Hawalt. Japan, < orea, Chlna, I'hlllp
plnefl (Ma San Franrlacoi?Ni|.p..n
Maru . Sert "5
llawall. Fltl lalanla. New Bealaad.
Auatralla ivla Vancoarer) ?Mflran? sept .'>>
Hawail, .lapan. Torea. t'hlna. Phllii
pinea (vta Baa Ftaadecel Mongalian s*pt 2*;
Japan. Corea, Chlna fl la Heattle.
'"yclopfl . Bept W
Japan. Corea, Chlna (via Vlrtorla. -
Montaagl* . Sept J4
Hawail, <iuam, I'bllippinea (via Ran
Franri?<-o>?f. B. transporr_. (Vt 1
Hawail .v!h Han Frar. Incoi Sb rra . fJflC 4
Japan, <orea, *"hlna (via Tacomal?
Canada Maru. Oct I
Tahltl. Marrjueaaa. Cook Ifllar.dfl, New
Zealand, Aurtralia ivla Ban Fran
claoru-Wllloohra . Oft 18
llawall, Hamoan lalandfl. N?*w Zea
land. Austntla (via San Fran.-la;?!
?Ventur* . Oct 14
SHIPPINO NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, Septem?
ber 23, 1913.
ARRIVED.
Stearr.*,r (Ity of Bt Loula, Savannah 8iT'?m ?
ber 2*>, :o tha Oeean Se co, wlth pa***rvflera
and mdae. PaaaM tn Quarantln* at B(J0 a |*i
Btedmer FlorMa, I'ort Arthur, io th* Texa*
Oil Co, wlth (41, Paaead ln Quaran'ln* at
6 12 a m.
Steavner Munna Hata. Baltlmore. to the New
Tork and Baltlmore Tmesportation ('o. with
n,J?e Peaaed ln CJuau-ajulna at n:*<0 a tn.
hteamer Cheroke?. 0*-***get**aa Beptember 18
and Wllmlnflton 21. lo tha Clyd* Ua ('o, wlth
raaaengera and mdae. Paaaad ln Quarantln* at
8:6? a rr.
SteeTier Comal, Mobtl* Feptembcr lfl, Tarapa
IS and Key Weat 2i>. to tho Mallory 8a < 'o, wd'h
jA??er.g*rj ajid rr.Ja*. Faaaed ln Quaranttn*
at 0 3.4 a rr..
Steamer chrlrtopier (ftr), Mana"fl Septembar
7. I'ara 12 and Rarbado*. 1?, to Booth 4 'te.
wlth i-BflBsncerB and nutee. Arrived at th* Rar
at 6.1". p rr.
Steamer Te-iny-nn (Bri, Santoe Auguat "">.
Rlo de Janelro Septe-nbar 8 and BarhidoB 1*.
io B':ak * Iianlels. wlth riaaen^erB and mda*
Arrived at the Bar at 6:15 p m.
Steamer Iiak.un, 11i-r?i. Metlfo fieptemhar
17. to the Ainerirart-HawM.an S? Co. wlth p*j\
Mr.;?rfl ai | n.o-.a. Arrlvad at the Itar at
I 18 '? rr.
s-earrpr Mai Jeaehtai tGmtt, Beeaa 6el Toro
Bber I". Penr! Laxoon 13, Port IJmon IV
Celon 1*1, Klnot'.n 1", Sanrlaao 19 ar-1 Fortuee
la^.iri fl), ?? the Hami ira Ameticea Mpa
wlth 110 nB-";er.g*ra. ma:!-, ani mtira. Vn**eA
ln Sande Ho..'< at 4.20 p m.
Steamer cher.iaron ilin, R'lenoa A:re? Au -
nn if> ar.* Bl La '?*? Beptaaratbec ie. te I'-ineh.
?Vtrfl * *'o. wlth mdae. Arrived at fe Par at
t.lt : m
f>'t*amer Rlo Orande. Brunawdrk. An'-horad
In Uraveaend Ke> at 11:10 v B4,
Bteamt-r Ita >. Gen?a fseptember 8
-M ! Naplea 16, te Haittie Id. S.larl * Ofl wlth
1*.' eaatB fllld 8,666 e'^-eran-. p+eee-\ger* and
mdae. Arrived at the Ha.- at *'.:.T<> a RD
riteaner Mare.it;-> .Hr. Ilill BBptember 3 rle
Boaton 21, ? Be*?8eraoa a Bon, arltli aafflfl
Arrlred *t the Hv .it io p m, **M
bl/.T"'.?r *''>'inte?.? ' 'W'.ir-^: -k ? I'-r.. Matanm*
?er-terrt'?- 17 ... t'? IfunaXNl Bfl Line. ?it I
t-jarar Arrlv,.] at tb* Bar ar 2 a rn.
Bteainer Main (Oer), Itr-ruen September li.
?..-. .? .-. l ina thpa
iblq ar.d *>*H ?-.T.i2? p-tflflfl*i>erfl end '
'. -. N-T4 Yo:W. 12*. '? ond. KiS tl Ird -f1 I .<"'!
861 a'erraf* paea?rifera and mlae Coi Halr!
more. Arr1?ed at the Uar al mldnlflht. SH
?'MR:rr Derothy (Br) Hatofageata i* ^ IB,
Tj?Hai 28, caroael 2? MoatevMeo auiubi II,
Ht laVda 81, Bavannah He',<eniber 18 and Pflfth
\- oy 28, te Waamal l?uval 4 *'". vtth l
l*d: yuarar.Mr-. ?? I 8| a :n
Stea'r.t- Mampa'ia illflli. Phila-i Ipl.la
.- -?_? M Har'-.^.i. Belarl & ce, a-lth M
nnd t?0 eteerape pawt.a- ra an.l rn.Ia* a ra
(ra M?. will enit.ark paeh^-.i(era an.] flnl'h
loailra- f?r Naplea, a-'r. I^fi yuarani m- nt
fl .'?.', a m.
>?. ?xr.-.T .'h'^aco ii-'n. Havre Beptember Jl.
the (*omp?fnle lenerale Trariaatl.iri|.
arlth Sr** flfltead . ^hin .-i-.i BT8
p.ra ar! mdae Arrtved at th* Bar at iml
niafit, aai
bteainer S V I^j.-l*enba.h. I'o". - B*| teather
18 Mayagu^z 14. Altuadllla 18, Joboa 17 and
Snn Juan Is. to th* Ir-.lar tin*. *\i'h 74 ; a.
? ????-. mal'.a and mlaa. Arri\ ed a' tho <1 .r
at 2 88 B m
i-n.r Baa T,iar. 1'on^e Beptember 14
Mavaa-uea :f> and San Juan 17. to the New
Tork and Part* PJea Sa Oa -a-88h M i-aaeei
j?:v raallfl aii n-.d?*. Arrived at tb* Bar at
8:lt*a ni
Steamer K!"ra (Rr*. I^iruna AlUjael 2fl.
Tuiran ?.'(>. Cetofiflfl Beptember -' Tecalufle 6,
TNautla 7 f^n 1 ^ixr-an 11. t.> rb? Munaon Sfl
Llae, wlth i-.ahofany. Arrived Bt
the par iU i m.
Steamer ilerrr (N*Or). Bertllfl Beptember .*>
ar. 1 IJrN.n 0 to tlie ijan- P? IJn*. afth 'iilfl^
Arrive.' at Ce |t.,r ar ift 2*I a m.
Steamer Havar.a. Havana BflplflmbflT 20. M
the New Yurk ani <'uba Mall Sa .'o, with 1TT
par?en-;ere ma: ) ani nviar. Arrive.l at th*
Bar at 11:40 r in
Bteaimr BerwledL Ar'a^Ma Sep-emSer r> ani
*rro-..-i lfl. t.. the New York and Pflfte Rlee Be
oi, ?ith t-u.-iir Aritrai at t;.e liar at llafl
a m
Stenmer Herrr'?1 .Nor*. ri*nf'ie-;oa Pepeerr
1 - lfl to j tl Vflaeheeter * *v. wl.h suiar
Arrtved at th* Bar at 2.3U a m.
Btcauner Kron rln? 'Wilh^'.m (Oer*. Rr-meii
Peptember 16, s.mthan-.p-nn ani *ii*rb"-irjt IT.
irlrhB S\ Co. wlth BB8 flrat .-abln. ;,61 reV
eod rabln and b31 ateera>;e ji.ieeer^tera. mall*
and mdae Arrlred at the Ha- a' ? a m.
Ktfainer Concb.o. Calveaton September RV ?e
the Mfllen r^a ." >. aith ;a?>e:ners and md??.
Paaae.l ln yuarantlne at .1:47 p in
Steamer Jefferaon, Keirperi Nawa and Nn.
foik to tha Old Pomlnlon Si ? -e. 1th paaaBi?
?or? aai m bal Pa-aH ln y larantin* at .1
p m. _
S-.eamer rarrlllo (Pr), Fort TJm..n S-pternbe
1.*.. -oion 1? and Klr.raton 18. to tho Cnlted
rvilt Co. trlth "..1 po.a.-ent;er*. maJls and tnlv
Arrlvel at th- Bar at 1*66 P m -
Sandy Heok. N J. Sept tt. 0.30 p m-W1n1
w-*t, Itghl breeee; eltar; amooth se?.
8AILFI-*
Btee-aara Baaahaa, Kerfefli aad Bea-eart
New?- Cltj of Celumbtja, Bevajtaaeh; Bl fltaa.
ilatreaten: \'enezia *Fri, Maraelil..* vta Pro\l
dence: Kathlamba (Brt, A.ien: AmerlKa (Oer*.
Mambora: Knli-er Wllhelm II lOer). Bremen;
r.,i. 'am rDuteh), RMt.r.'ari; ClethlMe >''in-i
? Nor. Por* 4ntonlo; -Haunpella (Itell, Naplea.
MobBwk. r*harlaeto-i and J-wkeonvtlle; Kotont*
,r*an.. Havana. BIMrlfl fOerv rYoatera; Mai"
(Cer*. Baltln-ore; Rvelyp, WI ?nlnat'n: Man ?
lanlHo (Cub*J?>, SantlKgn; I-elaware, Pblladel
_
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRI\ KI>.
l>e',aK"A R.*v. Bflfl Bl Araterti-ni tOOt), flBfl
V,.rk \la 'ape Tr.44 0 and I'ort Na'al
Purban. Bepl 2.1-Far:!* BJert, N'?' torm f"r
Betavlfl, '*? _. ? v
^ent 21 Auatnan Prlnce ffln,
.\?-i >..-'. , ia Ki.i 'ie Ja-.'" ^: I Saiitoa
).;,, <,.,,, 21 Clemeni (Bl I N< ??? Vork via
neitmiia; 221. Ji.^arv (Br). n.-w rerk>?
(ivrlney N B w. Bepl 80 Bflrwlcli t-a? il'*.
New Tork rtfl ''"f WflUl. A6elal4e. ete
Trleate gtpl 18 kltee lAuati. New Tork rla
Nani.-a. e-W -'"Hh. Ar^entina .Aua??, "Cew
Tork via NaptflB, *tc _ . .. _ ,
atareenire. ^* ' -" M?Jnr"t? lFr'' N*w Tnrk
nrd riov'.lMi.-e rla Napl-e.
F'ahBuard Bepl 2.1. ^ ."?? r m " ampanla (Bri
New fer* tmoi t*mau*attt tao i.iverjooi al
fl:3ft p m*
Hamburc Bepl A "4.-. a ra Punjrigali
roer). New York.
imaterdem. Bepl 80 Oraajfl N*??au tT*aeh>,
Stm Y?ik via West Indlca. \ enexuela ani
Tokoham* Sept 22 Klflte lB?>. New Vork
C.nhaaen. Bepl 22 Oeear a CDea), feei
S'ork rtfl .'hrlfltl .r.flflnd.
Sue? s.pt 73? iiuberfeiB (Oer>, r-Blmtta and
i-oiombo f.r lloaion and flew York
Antwrp Sept tt, 7 ? a m?Zo.-land (B?1?>,
Ntw v'.rk rla parer .
Bart*doe. Sept tt-DflBUbfl .Br.. s-utluimpton
for cotea, ??<-. a'"i B6a York
SAII.l ?'.!?
I.lvernool. Sept 23?-Tampanla (Mri. N.-w Tork
Naplea. Hept 23. i a ni?Kuropa (It.,!). New
' York.' _ .
I'ara Sept 21?(Jre?;orv ?Bri. Ww Tork.
Roiterdam. Sept 22?New Tork (Out.)., tflnki.
New York.
Ubaa. S-1 ? 18 '/ar (R.iaal. New York.
Hremen. Bept a?Kronprlnieaatn Ceollle (Oer).
New York
Havre. S.pt 81 Ia Touralne il-'r), New Tork
ItarbadoB. Sept 22?Verdl (Brl (from Safllo*
ani Rlo de Janeiroi. New York.
Hull. Sept 22? Kyno (Bn. New York
I'ASSED.
Perlni. Sept je-^'ity of Baroda (Bri, New York
f..r Han-; Kona. eto,
Dunnet Head, Sept 23?Paula (Ger>, New York
for -.
Brilly. Sept :3? Voltutno (RrV New Tork for
Rotterdam
Klnr-ale. Set.t :j?I'annlnf *Hn. New TorB fer
aUncheatar.

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