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College Football S> Trotting S Golf ?jt Boxing -*?*' Other Sports
s
Only Two Races Finished on a
Muddy Track and in
Slow Time.
LOWANDO BEATS DON PATCH
Fan Patch Spoils Chances of
Lady Grattan in Fourth
Heat of the Buck?
eye Stakes.
Osiumhua Ohio, '"-t. L?Weather con?
dition? here to-day wore so unsuitable for
TsrlriK that the programme offered by the
(?pin- 1 ? "i: cuit Association ill'l
not api'ioacii completion. Two 11
i si es. started on Wednesday, were fln
ktma, HTi'i 'ive heats of ti.e Buckeye
V .? ? ttlng ^tfiko ^ere decided. A
??-aw arlad Bwepl s roda ths track ail.
aflsrnooa, and after the, first pe,?t nf th? ?
?lake rnce B shower made tue track un- ?
mtc for mor.- than an hour. In order in '
carry out ti:.- in glnal plans, there will be
four races to-morrow and three on Bat*
urda.v.
Fan Patch'a abilty le stand a wbippins ?
?rivs kept ths Buckeye Stakes from being
won by lady Grattan in the fourth beat
Tammy Horn, tbs favorite, took the first
best. T?a? Cos mars eras the einner ??f I
the second snd third miles. Bhs was
beaten only by Inchss in the fourth, W.
L Pu"?-1- getting Kan I'ati I, to the iront
a lew ys da from the tin i mi.
Peter MeCormick, in the fifth heat, was
ja.iv Orsttan's master. He was ssnt
sway fast an'i opened up a lead of three
length.?*' l'."-?n the stretch he declined
to be overtaken, and went under the. wire
an ea*> winner. Tins race will be re
sutned a* noon to-morrow,
T!i- - '.'.' i ? '? went to Lowaodo. L'on
Taten, the early favorite on tYednes ay
was thought to-day to bave the best
chance, bul in t i race's fifth nn?H rdxth I
he did not wsrd off Lowaade
rushes, run ?ess Margaret st-una
t,nflnished I:U pac?? by winning to-da> s
deciding lu at from Woodruff? .vin?.
The summaries follow:
Pacing . ? ? class irbi in pivt
? JUO. i.Thr?*?? hcati W?
IswaaSo, blk. .1 . i ?
u- is ? Veleetlne) s f? i 2 i i
Sellers D., b. s ? b> l.a.narat
(Osiriaoa) I S 4 1 I I
, blk in . I \ N
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Pea Pal br ?. (lamlaon) ?1 :? .' 7 I _
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Knis U. Arllnsion. i t,
?wvensi .S T I S ra
Nuti- Eathen, br. IB. N?.
BrMfi ..IO 4 .", ?11?
liai J . br ? lAnnatrons'.. . S 10 .. c
Pi: Pr ? ?? t g (Spencer)... r> f? ?r
Bles P h i. nf? Allister) 1 dis
Tri?.'.' V?'-. t;OS%. S:0t .. 2:0?*, - '"'? 2 1!
r-A ?N'; : I I CLASS u'.r**-: in FIVE
rri:?K. $1 r?tln iFOI R HCAT9 WBUNKS
Eari ?Lanoi 2 2 ; ! i
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Neid* Pebnell b n ,f,Mr-i?nn? ?'? S H 7 m
H?n1?. Kr,-,, br. O. < f ,-..?? . 8 S S "
r?n Sara rh y. (Van Atta< 44s <\t
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Lets **".. b. 1 '?:> . h 10 ri
I -.7 .. 2:07-*, 1:11 ,. .
TSOTTINQ THE BUCKETS STAKE ??:1J
' LAP? I OOO-THREE IN P1VE
fCKFlNISHEl?.
eh, m . by J?M 0 ??'
tan 1 ' '.. ? - : 1 ; -
i?n r?- h, blk. in., by J ;
1 ?no? ' ? ?5 2 1 I
Pater, Mecen . br. .. by *
tfM Qr?el ? .!-: ? ; ? 4 4 1
Ti*-nm\ n rn, b. g b) . Wllkaa
(McDonald 1 . ... 1 SIS 7 I
Vsat?rr. eg,-. . s 2 7 10 ?
NVa ITU-?, b. m 1" - '? 4 S S "?
Harry J. 8., bit 4 I S S I
htffi. k. s 'Qradyj I ? II (
Alta Coast b. n il" . H S S ? 1
R-lia-r.??, ? ?.????-?i. BIS 8 B di
Frank L., b 0 (Amuwlaan)... ,1S 4r
TtSM i 11 1:111 ' . il. 1 ?i'i
CAPABLANCA SAILS AWAY
Cuban Chess Player Takes Dip?
lomatic Post in Russia.
Departing: to fill his diplomatie post
?under the Cubai government as chan v.
lor of the Cuban Consulate at St. Fsters
tSSBtj Jose R, < apablanta. of Havana.
4'uba'a famous young ehesa master, seltod
from hers yesterday morning as a pas?
??nger on board the steamship Kaiserin
?aSgSBla Victoria.
It win be his third trlsll to Europa, his
esst, in UU, liavme iMSa signalized t'y
???? griat triumph ar ?an lehastlsn. and
the sseond upoa l?a ratura tram B raaos
Ayres 1st
RSSSSBSI ??; SBC8 Will abstain to
? treat extant from further chess inay
InS until the time of the Havana interna?
tional lu .r:.air,'?it ainves. This Is Bebed?
ule?, tot the ilrst of February next.
Aaked as to this yeuttrday niornltiK. be
*ald he hoped to he able to take part, but
it would depend ipoa th? Cobas govern
t-?tWs sraniliig him a leave <>f absence.
Ai to this he has tew nilsRivings. lna?
tnue?. as he is the only player In the re?
public able uj regeessat his country prop?
sny in such a tourasneni, in addition.'
??? baa slreedy accepted an lavltatloa
from th?- eooin Utes of the it Petersburg
tournament, acheduled lor next April, SO
??let the early 1 art of thS year will find
??Im busily tiij;ai,ed In the chess anna.
S
WUDENTS AS DETECTIVES
Purdue Adopts Novel Plan to
Avoid Secret Practice.
l-slsystte, Ind., Oct - students of
Ptlidi.e. University have vdlutit.irily be?
come dete.-tlves tu aid In keepln? unde
??rabie peraona ?<rr the f?sothall B?M where
ri-i'ti.e of the Purdoe s'iua?i is
held.
Smith, th? head coach snnoun?*-sd fas*
hRAa, that hereafter there ???uid i?e no
xx t pra? ' as boilatrai
the Nudauia w?n- salltled lO, know what
the leant was ?lmng.
At the Basse Unas i.?- ask,-?i that they
?*? that persons not Barolied at the unl
v<r*'i:. shall not be allowed t.> oeeupi
"*il*s ia the stands and watch th? pra?
t.'C
COURTS TOO WET FOR PLAY.
asla-ssaked souris prerented the spew*
?nt of the wniiiiiis m-tmiHilltan lawn
^??nU ThsandiwBhlp at the Weal Mds
Tennis ?lui, yesterday. Il'iundary lineB
ast bses eompietel) erased by ths h?av>
'0*"i>'?ur ??d m? playing arca asedad
"??.?idoia,,!?. levelUag to be tl for us??.
'? JS Planned t?, make up for lost time
r besmnins the matches at 10 o'clo'k
?*? ttoinlr,?.
Teams Wallow Through Seas of
Mud at Various Football Camps
Princeton Players
Against Subs for V\
Driving Rain
YALE TRIES SHEVLir
Long Drill in New Fo
Behind Closed 0?
Wheeler Makes
Fifty-Yard Run
[hy 'Ulntrar,,, to Th? T..,
Princeton, .\. j.. Oct J ?w
eliding and dripping wet, th?
football players fmundered thn
five minutes of scrlmmag? c
: " ' ' this afternoon in the ,
rteadj downpour, a preUmtr.
OUI was heal behind close?!
? kept hie promis- to
afuetee for the scrimmi
oes the doors were opon
The ram. which had held on*
hours, bee.,,, iftoa ?mat baton
lined "p agalnal the 'varsity, |
s practice continued, and
through a coures of modi
POlo They arorked back and f
one It-yard line t?> the other
tere of an hour without r
either side.
A heavy, slippery ball made kl
? g a difficult matt, r, and I
several vain attempts at ?neb '
:?' lost the ball on fumble
had i.ecu ruehed within striking
of th.- k .ai line
'.de. who was doing the ?BUntlB
substitutes, gained on every
with Merritt, and lb? only time
tutes rushed down into 'va
ritory was when ?Merritt lost ii
mil the ball by booting it ovvr
head.
Captain Baker practlaed drop
durm? the secret practice, but di
n io fu.- ?Krimmage Benson play?
end f??r the 'varsity in Hammoni
and th.- latter ,1^.1 not appear
Bcrrlmmage "Stew" iiaker was
quarter tor the whole period, a
1 lull,?is and II.ij niger vi re rett
active service, K. Trcnkman liad
tryout at guard m the place of w
Who Was kept on the sale lines, a
Bwart replaced Benuneni at
Oil 'k, Me, rut a-.?I Bttretl ? ompi
'vgraitj bajckfli Id
Olli k bjoks like a fixture ht h
f"i- b?- handled punts without a bit
S] !?? ??f the wel ball. In ,.,,? |,1Ht
received the ball and ran !t bacl
?? dl ;>??? Ol d the POlnt from \
was kicked.
?Streit ?and Merritt ?made seven
through the line, ??,'it could
ipot, Heyniger showed un
poor form at puard by ?idestepp
man nearly every Urns and leitii
through the line.
i ?ton m? are mourning o1
final decree handed down by tbe
? riiiiri.itIo.-- on eligibility to th? eff.
!.. it. i 'alike' ? Boland, a footba]
liad ?a.*.' d to pessa lis exemlnation
;? pe? ?iiai-e Inch ? noiikh to warn
pla> in? this seal
ll.e sirlut adherence of the con
t?? all tbe scholarship rules las ?i?
m |ee -t three of t!.. b? si football nu
year In W J. Slunk, wh?> won an
I .- berth aa no all-Ami
last \ear: M. C. Wall?!, for whoa
plunging the team this year is ii
need, and "lithe" Boland, who w?
era In open play i
the line this, year,
nd hada from lyrnv use, N. v
went to Mercersburg Xcadesny, ?hi
frrst woe fame bj lending tbe n hool
over all its op] ow uta th
accuracy In u Lng the forward pas:
? - In running the team He
wani played quartei*back on the til
a here he again wa
i ackbon? of lbs team.
Last >?-ar he entered ?Princeton aw
In?ligible on account of the one-yeai
bUl ?ie played un HOTtlng ? tSatm of
llble . where It wan almoat sntlrel:
genei?lshlp and open play that deb
the 'v.u.- tj repeatedly In practise g?
Yal? Tries Shevlin's New PI?)
';. . , ?. ;;;a; !i I? 'i ??- Trll.un? |
New iia\'n. ?Oct 2 -Ton ?Sbevlln'a
I which li ?' COach?S have been w
big on Sil we. k. waa tried out in an In
m ret practice et fais Held hers to
After i? ?oity-minute aignal drill t
vas work in ki<k formations and
art re w nt down under punts, i
in. gat'-s weit- ?Opened and the 'vai
had half sn hour's ??**ritnu*?8ge ?with
.1 team. ?ShSVlln'S shifts %
worked to udxantag?. the drat team 8
lng three tlrms.
The new Hue ? wnblnation was oontln
and worked well, the centre partieula
where Kstehe*", ?Martini ami ?Coo
turned back ?the attach and on the
t opt ned UP big totee tor the- bai
Wilson wa? Kint through ?"i rSPSS
gains.
a brilliant fifty-yard rua >>> ?Whet
lbs ftatuie of the scrlmmag?*. j
other tine luii was made by Cornish, ?
?... nt m ai quarter. He caught CesC
t.unt and ran thirty .vaid* through
broken Held, Pendl? ton was hurt slight
and StllluiHn. who Marte! the ncrimm?
on the second team, took Ins place at rit
tackle.
AliiRWorth ptayed left half ?nd waa I
'?.aisin's best giound gainer. He cut
Sharply on ta?kle plays, ?mil vsitli W
aon, the tall quaiter, interfering, gain
Steadily OO ?nd runs. The ?a? n?-? CO
tinued t" try -"'t Um im?', ?vnl there w
little forward passing and no att?-iTU>t
any tick pi.o s .Vlnsworth. Wh-1? i ai
Cornish ?c<?r?d the touch'lowns
?Weiaei was m tlie same for the tit
i ,,-.. this week, playing at right hal
< "alter and ll?.b?'i ts w. re t he Mit ?M | SUd
\m,\ continuing on the ascend ouems?
.oi.tiiiu??! at full back, whet?- be will prol
ably be kept until rump<ll>'s retur
-.,,-,. wai the field.
Kelly Back on Lafayatt? Squad.
l?iy leaogrrspfc to Tha Tntune.i
fSmjttan, r?-nn.- O It --The I-afsyett
football team ha* botn greatly etrengtli
ened by tbe return of Kelly to colieg
Snd to tb<- team. Two year? ago In- wa
considered one of the b.-st punter? in th
lias I He was out of C0tl8gS an?! In bu?i
riea? for one y tar- After the Muhlenberi
gaBM "ii Saturday he rinn<>unc?'d hi? In
tentioa Of r? turniM*. and on Monday re
fjottOi ii? toss He is In ?splendid phyalca
condition.
?Despite the embarrassment of a ti?
?core with MuliW-fibcrg for the "p- inn?.
I_
Sol Metzger to
Write on Football
Rol Metrser. former BSPlalB and heed
eon? h ?,f the IVnn*vl?,anla football eUven,
ha? again he??n ftifn^.l |,, Th?, Tribune
to supplement the work of i lie rrjpilar
?tx.rlin-; Man* ?-hiring the football season.
j HI? analytical ?tori?"? of the varton?
tr-am? attracted wlds Inter-*?. |a?t ?rear
?aid rounded out the full rrport? of the
j a>> ????-??.
Metrgrr will ho in Philadelphia on Sat?
urday to wateh Penn?? Irania and l.a
ISpeMe do battle. The?* team* rl?i?h
mueh earlier than uaual till? Tear, uhlrh
add? Importance to the same a? a mean?
of dis?ceselas ?tron-r or weak point?.
came of the season, the team Is training
I earnestly snd hopefully for the game
?with Pennsylvania on Batnrda:
The BUpply <?f substitute material of
I 1 ?Rh .alibi?, has be?-?ii Increased h.v the
j arrival ?>f Lane, a quarterba.k from the
Army an.i Nary School, of Wsshington,
snd great devetopmenl on the part <>f
I Williams, .1 freshman, who *?? eaptain
[of the Iniversit?. B< hnol tenm In I'leve
land.
There i*- ?jreat enthusiasm at out th.?
college over the Impending struggle with
Pennsylvanls. Lafayette has the same
lenm. with two exceptions as hist yenr,
, when victorious over the Red snd nine.
? m is stronger f'?r it? greater ex
I perlenes and ha? s new source of power
I in Kelly, the punter.
? Army Work Is Hard on Muddy Field.
I B T? lesrapb t., i ? Ti II ins i
West Point, N. v . t>ct 2. Th.? armj
f?"itbaii aqusd went through a hard ten?
minute scrimmage on the Plains this
ternoon Pour elevens wire sent through
the us?iai preliminaries, after which the
Brat and se? '<nd team.-- went h; es
other, followed b) s similar workout for
the third snd f?> ;rtii elevens There was
.: ?i irii | tu-'l.i'. .-? in a ti .? \\ itii
B wet and BOSSY field Snd B Bllppsry ball
t"e arm\- t?.a .i showed * tende? t i
? up in Ka speed, snd there wsa eon?
slderahle fumbling on both tSAoa
ifodgson, Benedict and Porhea were In
the regular back Bald, the former doing
the punting. Hobbs, i.am.hier, Hess snd
? were all tried it th? halfl acfe po
? he I I ' illl, While Jouit
v.-. t b ' sacs at ? n i The lattei
ndldate for quartet bul ira ?--iift?,?i
to on? of th' ?a Ing ? oettionfl tcv-ds . o he .
| h? ?ii?i sood wort The final practice for
; tue Btevt ns .-. take i
i.'ii on
Light Dnll for Dartmouth Man.
|B Tales'.
Hsnoi er, n ii . ? 1.1 . Bad westhei
I prevented Cavanaush trota putting * *
men throush tha aertmmaga thai was
I scheduled for this afteriHMMi Instes
men went throush a hebt ?Irlll in the
besehall ? ?ntf- ?t.?i mn ?.ff .-? t
' sTsnausb la ? ?"? ? to hot st
1 ?? ,t ?.n . ,,f i . '/i-, k.- nr.?-. hut Is ?
-? no smount "f /.r-w to pre] I ? ?
test PI line ;? remains the .,
I with Whitney arid Sn"W hi tacklei
m ird", k, ??urtla Ambrose sad 0
? Ins the baekfl? d
Requlars Back on Fordham Line.
'i he football sil tal on I
; ? i ;?t Kordham ! est? rda? o h? ni
?,f the res?) srs n turnsd t.i the 11 ??
Jim ? i-ui :,? i^Hu sad "Vic" htcCarl
tSCkleS ISSt SBSBTI ?nd Wsstmora Mes
h m, a ho ,? red a | ird, resum? d I
'? f,n n.? r pis ?
As if to oi - good f"it .i.e. boa
r ?!. Dooling and Ksne did not sppeai
,,., t, . !. two men wir. prove
h distinct l< to the hsckfleld
| The Afternoon was lakes up In lead
( Ing tiie rush lias t-, brssl throui h ai"i
ttop line :?:???? - ' Tom ' Thorpe, the
. .,.,,, : v,,?- i sist? i b ? ' i- ?' M
CaJTery and "Eddie' Btahlnd Um :<irm-r
IMaroon ends, ami Norman Harwood, ol
Virginia Thorps asid that Rice, ? hun?
dred ami Bfty-pound mai,, who never ha?
played football hefors ???!?*' ssason, would
start the Princeton game i?t fullback.
i he practice wound up with a saappi
twsnty-mlnute scrimmags with the sqiJi?
?luring which the rltbt t?am scored time??
touchdwwne, relying mainly an th? r?jr
w srd l'as.".
The Baal line-,ip "' ti'.'" team that will
faCM Princeton to-moirow, as aim" ni'?'!
by Thorpe, Is us folh.ws: Left end, VtVt?
ano; left tack;?, McCarthy; left ?naid,
Butler; centre, Mulvj. right guard, Mes
han, right tackle. Pinnegan; rlcht end,
Brady; quaiterhack, OraafleM; left half?
back, Taylor; right halfback, Robin; full?
back, Rt ??
Toolan Star of Williame Drill.
[U\ Telesrsph i" Tfs? Tribu?
Willjamatowii. Mass., Oct t?On SC?
count of a dnzzltmi rain heie nsam to?
day the Williams varsity was fdTCOd to
hold part of its practke Indoors, Desplt?
the heaviness of the ?/rounds, however, a
ten-mlnute scrimmage was ordered on
Wot, ton Kield. The varsity had ItttlS
dlhVulty In soertag two touchdowns, both
of which were srsdltad to Toolsn, si left
haltbark
In the first mlOUtS of l?lay he hick??
through the scrub ami placed the ball h?
tWSen the goal POSlS aftei H sev<?nt} -five
yard run. Iluniiewell prov ???t n past inn?
ter at ?lodging and gSlBSd foity ?.aids for
the 'varsity.
The forwards opened up holee en?iiy In
the scrub Une, and Turner, at fullback,
ploughed through on Bsvoral occastoaa t?o
substantial pain?' PumSSS took I >r !
coil's f??rm?r position ;ii ilnht tackle, mid
Cow pit thwaite, who has shown up ?"?
rellently In punting, was tried at full
la. k
Final Prsctice at N. Y. U.
After a short drill on signais past rd ly
afternoon Jake High put the New York
University football te.im through it" last
stiff pracUOS before the same with Iguh
i? sburg lo-morrour.
The "varsity Him showed up poorly a1
lii st. and the scrub smashed through re?
peatedly. v'"i> ?Mlohow w-as shifted tc
half again. US BhOWed lots of spec 1 Ski
folloWSd his int? rfcr-n? ?? well.
Bristol was In the line again. Rutttlej
was allowed to run his team alone, and
drove th<? 'varsity b? two touchdo-.n?
The practice atlil showed the backs weak
in handling punt.-.
As a forerunner H? the game with Mull
1,1,1,111 -i* mi Saturday, a football rally ?a?,
held la.;t night, ?hort speeches were BBSd
by Dr, Blown, chancellor, Jake High,
coa? h of the football teams, and th?- cap?
ulina and BIBBggSTS of the various t msSS
After the speeches a practice was held Is
the BoUsgS SOSgS and cheers.
I
Harvard Team Gets "Dummy
Scrimmage" and a Lot of
Signal Practice.
i ._
PENNOCK BACK AT GUARD
i Scrub Makes Cornell Work
Hard for a Lone Touch
Down, After a Lively
Set-To.
ir.v TclagrapB to The Tribua? i
Cambridge Ma??, ??et 2 ? An ail-day
rain put the Stadium football flel?l in ; u?-ii
?bad condition to-day that ?Percy HaUgh?
ton took no ehnnOSS by ?emllng bn-, ,'lay
ers through a ?yrfTtrwigv This, however,
did not m< in that the m^n had a .lay off;
rather that they worked harder than had
there been a. half hour's lineup against
the scrub
The team? did got together, in fact, but
there wa? no taikiinK, the 'varsity being
drlih d "ti It? plays In what the Harvard
? Dach tertn? "dummy" acrimniag?- A few
nee plays were prepared for >Baturday'a
gam? against Hates, and the IMTfaOlon wa?
taken to pet the regulars who have been
??li tu.- .sido lines tor a week or mote 80?
CUStonied to Working with the men who
have hail no las-off.
Pennoeh returned t?. his ??id place at
left guard much lighter than when be
was put on the long-distan?? running
?tel. ami his Bhoulder also is sound
again. Trumh'.ill also was available and
went to ? ? ntra lu pluie of Sonc> lie will
ne the snepper-bech in the ?Satas gam?
whil?> Mill? will be at right guaid, ?tor
Which placa he nOW ?eenirf t?> be the
favorite over Cower?, of >lasf?yeer,e fresh?
roen,
lilil? Trimbull and I'erino'-U will pro
?ride Harvard with a heavier ccntr.? than
it had last year, for b"th Pennoch and
Trumbull ar.- heavier than in is .. snd
Ifllb is a much i-iurdicr man than I' r
monter. Ba?a and llllbolland ?
graduated from the hospital ?squad Ibis
afternoon Dana was .?t end in ? oo Idge'e
plei ?-, tbe la''- : M II g hut , Th?
latter i? a tuu- ii Wanted man te i ?
in? unusual aggimselTcneaa. speed end
?y to handle forward paeses. Miihoi
may phty little at end Ibis v.-ar, but
h? will \f valuable us he is Hat? ird's
? ??i- ?. l.n gar to Briekley The
..t for practice ??his
? lUgh It ?rae ^aid that thi?
?.? ? not ? ' -. . i Injt ' ?? i ?
!?' 'iced ; ?? t.; d.i.. BriCkle) ?pent the
..?-is.
a Of the ? nd-?. !.. ak? lie In
found ??- i ibd man for the v. lng? In Whit?
i ? in- ; . i-.-.' h on aet year'? fr? ahaaan
is built something i;i<e
igh a little h? seiet lie tooa
end i ??:? ? '-'i. and p?oeetbl**' **'ii
' !??? Ututo. M -Kii.iu ..
m Brickie; ?< In th? backneld with
Mal. tiradle? to ?Jay,
and ' ?arorhed ?rail ItLceenblnaUon,
play I li *rng in?
, that the coed ??? are
mor? certain than ever that he ?ailI t :i
ti..- bd! tti tiie Princeton ? - i I.? ?? game?
I I.e can go through t.\. . ., o
Jury.
? . i Bl lie ?"olicge ' an ?r
i ? to eano ?
? - , thess t? an.- on 0
i.er ;'". it i probable that Harvard will
tl,?- f?n a,. : 8 ' h.if.' ?? !?< ? ni" I"
i thai date Me*, i ?? -
aie roanager of Harvard, glready i ui
i. ked Penn Btnte wbetbei It can errs
to ? '?:..?? i i Iambi Idg? if invited
Cornell WorW? Hard to Score.
?
.. N. Y., ?Ocl -? It took tiie v.ir
football ''.mi fifteen minutes to ?cor?
.. touchdown si I at -. to?
cia \ . Tbe seiniiil team ?>?ms tO be ?p.
proachins ?seej sr
slty standard, and th? regulan And more
difficult ?? In ? ro aii | It goal lute.
?belton, playing fuliback on ?the I
teem, pulled off another apectai ? ... i i?
thi? tlni" making eighty yards an?! doing
.o pretty open field ?helKing H?
th.- I all on ti:.- 'v.ii it; '.- 1" . aid ilia- aid
reached lbs scrub's hVyard Un? before
be was downed ?Schllcbter, playing right
half for the scrub, ceught him from bs
hind and pull?d bin down in MUSatiOnal
fuhlon.
From their own Ill-yard line the '?ar
stty marched down to the scrub goal, with
Pirita and Bhuier, the two halfbache, car?
rying the ball, Prom tbsrs Prits thi iw
u. forward pa; s to Ue?-n. left end. Who WBS
standing ovsr the goal line ?Barrett .t
?d OUt to PritS and tuen kicked lli
Aller this touchdown the 'Var it ?...,
sent i" the clubhouee and Ih.eond
I team had 8 UVmlnutS .?? rinin.a?. ?? with the
third ?tring. Phllllppl ?cored twice for
the- second t? am and played B brilliant
game throughout. A. I? Williams, at
ceiitte mi tin? scrub, i? also developing
fast into 'varsity material.
Navy Plays on Sloppy Field.
Annapolis, Oet t.?The Navy f?>?>thaii
s pm.i bad ;? spirited ?crlmmag? ??n a
sloppj b. i.i bare this afternoon Then
will he no acrimina???- to-monow. let a
long Signal drill an?! pra? the In forma?
tion* for attack ami defence Will ? om
i i.-t.- th?- practice f'?r the gum?' With
Pittsburgh on Saturday.
Captain Young Out of the Gam?.
riii'ad.iphia. oct - University i-f
Pennaylvenla ?football followers were dis
appolnted to-d?y ?Then they learned that
Captain Young, the star halfback, wno
has been mit of the game with .in in?
fect??! he.-l for ?WVernl days, prob.ibi?.
woui?! not t??? ?>ses1 against [?sfnyatts
next Baturday. Dr. Hancock, trainer of
th.- i.-am. stated that although he would
<io everything III hlS Power to K?)t TOUU]
In condition, be feared that it was ? bope
|e?H la-^k
Young wa? OUt ?>n 'be Held this after?
noon on trntcheaj ami erntehed Um vai
sity go through' it? workout.
Th?- drill to-day was taken up aim ?ft
entir.-iy With d.-fensivo Work against UaS
?jCTUbS, and for tiie first time this ?88
?OB the piactlce was held behind ebmed
gat-s.
The t?aii ?ame ?SWl "f the I-'iauHIn
and Marshall game in goo I condition, and
all were eert to-day ertth the exception ? f
Simpson, wh?. had late classes.
"REB?, RUSSELL TO WED.
?Chiesgo, ?Oet * "-eW1 Unsssll, pitcher
of the White S'ox, obtained a license here
thi? afternoon to marry Ml?a Charlotte
Benz, of Indianapolis. 8h? is a cousin
of Joe Henr., who also i? a pitcher f'-r
the Chicago ?\S8eriC8S I-eagie team
BOUT WIIH JOHNSON
PIE FOP WOP
Langford and Jeannette Are
Ready for Clash at the Gar?
den To-night.
BOTH MEN ARE CONFIDENT
Have Met Many Times and
Hope to Bring Question of
Supremacy to Def?
inite End.
A flicht with Jfsck Johnson for the
heavyweight chamrlon?hlr>. of the world
? Is said to be the prlBfl for whleh. Bam
Lansford, of Boston, and Joe Jeannette,
?if Wast Hoboken, will battis tes rounds in
Madison Bojoars Osrdtn to-night
Sam an?! Joe baVS dashed e|ght times
In the ring, ho\|ng a total of ninety
rounds, yrt the result of the ninth rom
l.at Is pOSSllllg the boxing world. Lang
f"i??l has outpointed Jeann. tte three times,
,?, 'iirdlns' to referees' decisions, yet he
had his hand*, full the hist time they met.
the memorar?]?-' ten-round battle in the
?larden two fOOTO SSO.
.leannett'-. who has t?.-i ned with un
USUal care. Is MnMent of BOOesSB for tWO
ressons be bellsvss he ess outbos Lang
ford and outstay httn If the paie Is hot.
j i.anpf"rd was rather fat three weeks ago.
i I'?t he lias worked off st Last fifteen
pounds, snd says hs is In condition. Us
Is hitter In hi? fcdlnis tosrsrd .Jeannette
snd Intends to go afi??r s quick result, if
thai IS possible.
QtBOTSO McDonald, the English sportlnir
promoter, ? o h.?s leased the Olympia, In
London? win be at the ringside to sign the
wlnritr to fight Johnson. McDonald said
tardai that he would out! Id the Prsnch
promoters for tbs his niiii ??mi that th
London suthorltlss bsd granted him s
p? i nut.
r ,rd has Dtsds BeV?Mrsl trips to
I England, i'ran.? snd Australia He Is
...n.led t" he one of the greatest flKht
rr* In the world He met Jack Johnson
even ? ira oso In Chelsea, Msss. snd
- kni" kin? UP Arthur down In tin?
Bs-cond round loit the decialon on pointa
m Bfteea rounds Langford w.-,s a welter
Welgbl Sl that time. He ne\er could
force. Johnson Into s return match.
Baby's i lag record shoara that
he has stoppe.1 jini Flynn, Sam MSrVey,
: , ? .' Barry, Ton) Ross,
idslphia Ja h 0 Brb n. Ton*/ r'.-ii onl,
th, Morris Mauls. Al Kubtak,
i'.?le Kid, lion Hsgue, former chai.; i n
..f England; Tig?-r Smith, J? ff Thin snd
others He beat Bill Lang, ?if Austral ..
, f..ui m sK rounds, tbs hitter rlolat?
irr I tO? ' n.'.-kout. ISUIg?
! \.i Um late Stanley Ketchel sis
??. ? Obtain a return
mstrb. He is twenty-seven reara i
? t ill a.?; i weighs abool i Ii,
j? ? noted for his remarkable
il nina. In th? flpht with Sain MeVsy,
' ' ty uni rounds,
, 1 tWltOty time?), tie
? ?I Jsch JohnSPU seven times, a
total of 8ft) one rounds^ getting one v??r
| ?n n foul, I? lug MIS on points and
pitting an e\?n break In the other I
11? is thirty two foots old. I feel 16 inches
tall snd s.-aies si
m ?
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
tats.]
tobar 2. 1813.
ORDERS I88UED rti?*se orray an.i
navy unt' ra 1.11 el isd:
ARMt
pal JOHN D BARRI I
,. ? iplet ?..
In ? ' *
??' IJ-K I ' l ,.???
I \ r ? 'H
Captain HOW IRD H il. HICK? ?
t"Svslry, i" r 11 Bh?wMan
u .u , ,i\.?it) ? an p "f i ' Win*
\ ?
captain JullN J R?AW, q laitTniu-t. i
. t un?. ?? aasistsnt
i.Mi:u USDSL.EY. 7th i -:r
... | ; .
?a
? ',, Till UlVall I.I :' .4
? PHIKNKY. : :
Infantry, detall-d prof?>i?<>r of military
Bi lOOCO, State I nlveratty 0f Iowa.
Firm Lieutenant lIRUNu T. si'HER. "?th In?
fantry, to Walter Heed (".??ncral Hi??pU<?!.
FIrai Lieutenant At>N\ H CHA?N?E, Jr.,
,'n'in 13fh t,? Tih Cavalry, January 1, l'?l*. IS
Sfln l-Tancn,?.?.,, sailu.j .November 6 for
Maulla.
Following transiera ofrWrs Infantry arm or
dtred, to take effe, t November 1. Captain!
ITLY8SE8 <? WORRILOW, l.Mh M lbih.
EDWIN BELL, 12th to l.Mh. WILLIAM A.
'?WKNAl ?'H. l.ltli to ISth: JOHN .1 MIL
LEU, fiom l?th; CHARL.ES B. CLARK,
ISth to l:,th: FREDERI?*K H --HAW. ??h
to l?th; CLYDE B PARKKR. 2?ith to 8th;
THOMAS J POWERS and ITHARLES N.
MURPHY. i:ith to 2Sd; WILLIAM F.
CREARY, to 117th; RORKHT C. DAVIS. 17th
to sth; ROBERT J MAXET, ivtih to Sttk;
IV Kits W LEONARD, 2Sth to '.'tu, JOHN
U FRENCH. 24th to 4th. WIU.IAM It
HTANDIFORD, ?th to Mth; WILLIAM W.
BE88ELL, 13th to leth; THADDBUS H.
BEIGL*. ?JTth to 13th. GARRISON M CAS?
KET, Htli to 27th. CHARLES F < RAIN,
fffth to 1.1th; PAUL ?' QALLEHER snd
EASTON It. OIBSON, 18th to .?th; PEARL
M. ??'H.NFFF.R, IMS tO 13th; KDOAR S.
BTAYER an,i WILLIAM s FAi'I.K \rn.
?M to 13th; WALTER B M'BROOM. 13th
to 2MI>. EZEK1EL .1 WILLIAMS, Uth to
ISth; ALEX INDER W. WKTHI.IUI,!,, from
lH:!i; ROBERT I' ?'ARTKK, 17th io Uih;
IttaSFLL i* HAND and FRANK M.
K \I.DF. to ISih, and JAMES ?? HANNAH.
wait r johnhon ami john .?.. mil?
ler, rrom istt
First Li. wt.-nanta EMORY S AI'AM?, IMS to
23d; BEN'AMIN 1!. M'CROSKET, 83d to
1 ?%tl-t; WILLIAM II PATTERSON, 2'th to
STth; BENAMIN V MILLER. 27th to -It1..
JOHN i' FRENCH, 24th to 7th; JOSEPH O.
MAL'BORONE, 7th !.. 24th. WILLIAM .1
O'LOUOHLIN ?ml CHARLES S. HAMIL?
TON. 18th io Ilth; HENRY IT ARNOLD,
t??li to 13th; JACOB E, PICKEL -..?th to
BENJAMIN E ORAT, Sth to (Mi
RHEPARD L. PIKE anl Soeoot U?wtenant?
JOHN s. SULLIVAN snd PHILIP HATES,
from 18th, and FI II Li?-nt?nant EVERETT
!' BARLOW, Jr., 2H?h to sth
. Lieutenants ARTHUR NORTH'HER.
Mth to luth. OWEN R, MEREDITH, ??th
to Mth; CAMPER 11. RUCKER, .4th to ISth:
JOHN II HESTER, 17th to Mth VERNON
''. OLSMITH. 8t!i to tSi; JOSEPH 0 MOR?
ROW. Jr., ad, an.l JAMES A. t-ARRATT.
1'ih, to Ith Iifantrv
.-?HAU. from s*i'?ral hospital. Fort
BTd, t ? Ms r''?iineni.
C?ptalo KA LUI-:, upon expira'ion of hl? leave
?lil pr",-e,.U to Join his rastSMBl He will
I ?? iisf-iKu?-?.! to a company t> his reriinen'.al
? ominar?a? r.
,- CHAIN and SHAFFER, '3th Li?
nn I ?LANK. Uth Infantrv Ftr?t
Liouteoanta MILLER and MAUBORONE,
Mth Infantry; BARLOW, Jr. 8th Infantry,
an?! M'CHOSKEY, 16th Infantr--, nn1 BooOBd
Lieutenant UESTER, i-trii infantry, to re
? ? rtsimonu in Philippine?, vta Pan
?i- S ivojnh? r .,
Capul I BELL li-th lnfantrv; WILLIAMS,
ILE CARTER. STAYER and FAULK?
NER, Ilth Infantry; DAVIS and PARKER.
Ith Infar'iv, uml STANdfTiRn. 24th In
fantry; Firat Lieutenants PICKEL and
ARNOLD, Uth Infantry, and Socoaa Lieu?
tenants KARRATT, Sth Infantry, ssd MERE?
DITH, Uth Inianny, to reapcctlrs regiment?
In Philippin??, '? 'a. Baa Kranci?.- ?. Daeeat?
. sr i.
??:': Ml tra?W<--rrei from regiment? In Philip?
pine?, excepting ' aptatn SHAW, will jro
.-? '. No-.,-inber 15. to United State?, ?attain
to I'nited Btatoa, Noraabar IS; Cap?
tain LEONARD to remain ?Uli 2tith Infantry
until May It, Uli
;.i-... of abaenoa- i'apr-ifn FREDERICK R
BHAW, Ith Infantry, two month?, theme to
two month? L'tt'-rma?, General Iloi?i?ital.
Prealdlo f San Frase tat?; i aptaln ROBERT
M CULLER, mcxll al corpa, on? month and
toa 4a? . i'aDt.tln WAYNE it CHUM, m?-,i
! ?' co : *>. Ihn e month? on arrival In United
S'atos.
NAVY.
A IniTSl N. C TWINING. ?Jeta<*ri?d ?a
chief of Bureau of Ordnance; to command
th?? Tac-oma.
Comma!..,: ;?: H DURELL, Setsehel th?
Ta?*oma. home, await cardora,
Command?t* C. H MORO AN, detached Na?-al
War ' ?? '.?--??". leave of ah?tW,
oast C W. NI VIT/., fleta?**-*,--* Rireai
of ?t?am Engineering; to aory yard, lia??
YorU
Uoutansat .*> C I/iOMi?, dea<-he.1 w-nittlns
.. Hon Francl??*o; to th.? South D?k"t?
nant KUOO FRANKENBUROIIIt, ?!*
laclnsd r.a\ v >ard. Washlnalon. to the Bui*
r?i
I :..-??? r ?rale) FRANi'IS COOf>
V, El T. to
Pavmaater N P PARWELT* d-ta?h?1 th?
? liar eaton a; ,l tho Milwaukee; to the Nuffal"
Pavmaater*? Cloi H H REYNOLDS, ap
i ,,'r ted: to ?ma.
r.,-.- ,-???. ? '.: rOSEPH 0*REIL"LT, aP
.. .?^ ?o tho Montana
j Pannaat?tr*a ?'>:k E A. TARP1 EV. appointed,
? ? . \. ?
MOVElkCMTS nP WARIRIPI Thea
moa/ements of navy vasssls have been r?i
portsd
ARRrVED
Sept. I'1 XI e ISS ftaseteee, ?t Hampton
Roadi
Oct. l The I ItUburftt, at Fan Itsaeiaea: th?
.'?-. \!',e sl Puarto Plata. Banto Dm Inso;
the PanthT. at Hampton Road?; the Florida,
?? Poatbem drill gr.oni'li. the CMMMOtieilt, a'
I vri-ihn- -n Ba'
Oct. :?Th? Rala trw, ?i CtMfae; th? Qulr-??. a(
Kluklsns
BAILED
Oft, I?HI Ca-i, from Kl mlan?- for H?nkow;
th? Petrel, tfom PortSBBOSth for Roa'on; th?
Tonopah, the D-l, the D-l tho 04, the e-i
a?*,I the F?;. f'om NeWBOtt *rr N-'v V :'?:
? ?-. | th? I nah, from N-w Tori
Nn\ . Fard 'or Tompkln?*/IU?; the Boneass,
.'., .v ft rk N , I ',.?;; fOt ?
!'
:*!.? aux. tram CSvltS for Missshel,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE SUfAWAC
Btinii**, I .',7, BVSaet, 8 41; moon ae-i? 7 .">?"?.
moon ? age, 11.
HI, HI WATER
A t P M
Bandy Honk . B:SS irt on
?. ?i.,I ....10*01 W*SI
lata .. ....11*1 IS*S1
WIRELESS REPORTS.
'i;.?? Campea a? 77.*> mllM enti o<
,- | SO p m raaterdsjr, !? ??t
' ?
Th? Adriatic, rtport??! a? lifci mile? rntt ot
Fand) II . !? exprcied t?.
' i torta Lula?, repor??d a? ROO mues
.-.r I S Dipartlti? ut ?>t ?ffTIl uui.ie \
c**a?-i - '*?',' ?ne / ' t*i WEATHER lU.TtfcAU ? .?"*"
r/Jr 7u^T--??i.?. M ^Pa?"'
\ ^-VX?ei I ;?? t- _ .. os*^ JW\* ?v?.'^Me
??"J ? V.70
ojo
?? j* \rYY ??? 07 i rv
?WllSTJdtSI! mitas \ ' , f?f
% ???o
takt*. at 9 a*cutA usr tinm
-??*
x?j<r*, at 9 uv:n U?tf ?l?as
' 1 ? ..??.*TC*y f*0*T?l
I. .. I. ..*?... ...... ..... I?'" *M? !?'?.,? H
>*>-7?\ Htnti K.T,
ycfc\
\J OCT. 9. 1913.
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OSMsl Record .-mil l'ore?-?i?t WeShingtO
<M 2?The SMSftaseS that was off th? Ne
Ijerssy ,?.,hi WodseaSsB sIsM aseared Berti
?a?t??rd, n? fore, aat, ?nd I? now r?ntr?.l <>v
New Kriglnnd. wheie the pi?.-s?ur?> t.?j a? low I
H ",0 Isehes, The Inflntn, e of thlx ?l,,rm
?*i?!> f-pread. and during the last twen'y-foi
hoot? it cauaed rain? m the mid,IK* Atlant
, an 1 New England ?t?te?, th? upper Ohio Va
I ley and the lake region. Raina continue?! 1
ISsaa ?mi the seathers BoeSj Messt a Ib n
slon
Taaeperatiiraa are Bseaevkat lower in ti
OfSle Pattey and the mi,!,He Atlant!?* BtStS
j ?ml tli. v h.ne ua.-n In the Northwest.
The liill.-atlons are that the weather will t
| ?. n-'ialy f.ir Friday Bad Saturday In pracll
?ally all part? of the country.
The Lmperatura will rlae Friday in tie ur
[i.r Mi?-i*lK?ippl Valley anl ths upper lake r?
?ion. Sad Saturday in th? lower lake reglo
?ni the upper Ohio Valley. It will fall Frida
and Saturday In IBS Northwestern BtStSS
Winds for to-day and Saturday. North At
lantio Bad middle Atlantic, moderate to brls
we?l; aouth Atlantic, light ?ouih, ?lulf, lisrh
varlahle, lower Ukts, mod?rale north??? "t. of
pi r lahae, llshl ?,?ri ,!?'??, '.?miug meieret'
???uth.
I ore? aal for Hpxrlal l?>ralltle?.?For ?t-aat
em New- *?ork. cloudy to ?luv ; .?-?aturday, fair
briak H eat mud?
l-Vr Southtra New Kngland ?id BSat r
Penn-.jh.ir.ia, ,-|.<udy t?.-day, Saturday fair
hrlak ??it wind?.
' For Kea Jenas, D?lawar?, MarjlauJ, th<
t Metriet at fratasabas sad Virginia, fair to-day
and Saturday; m"der?te to brisk w??t win?!?.
Vvr Northern New Kniclnn?!. cloudy, probably
?how.r.-?, tn-.lay, Sap.ir lav f.it-, ni?i.!??rate to
trink ???t to ate th ??eat ?j*asda
For West.m I'.'tin?>lv.itna un?1 Western New
York, fair to--I?y. Saturday fair and aTOIOwat',
nioi'crat? north and we?t nihl*
Humidity.
I a sa..... M . i t> m. 79 i * p. m ... m
(Hnelal ?>ee?rven?ssi of trotted static ?resteer
burc?n? taken at I p. m. rootat?tf Masar:
<it> Tesasaaawre Waatber.
Allan? . Cloudy
?il y.I ?'luudy
t?oaton . ??o Cloudy
Huftaio . >< Cloudy
? rhleaco . 'I ?'leur
N'.-w o.-l-a-is. 7" ??ear
IjouIm. 7> ? |. h
St.
Wa?liln?t.>n
01
Local OftVlul Keeonl.--Th* following ofl
, ;.,; r- ..: I ffaSJ the Weaaher Bureau ?how?
th? i Jiang?? In th? temp?rature for the lait
twecS -finir 'our?. In comparison with the cor
n .?pendln* l*U of last year:
USA ntj i*t:. 1313
j a m. ?. HI dp. ?. 67 ?n
'fi M' ,?' . I.I 6.". 9 p. m....1 M
I a ml........ ? ;':' ll ?'? m.g ";
j? ,,, . h.'. ?412 p. in. A ?
?i r- m. ?'?3 701
ll!?!if?t temptrature yester?l*y. TO deare??;
i| (at f a. aa.)| aver??". ?J: a-, ?rage for
,-orr.?iondtng date l??t ye?r, 62; aver??? for
coir??Hi>onllns ?late la?t thirty-three year?, ?M.
\jgaa\ fme.-aat: rioiKly to-day; f?lr to-mor
?itys. bn-k ?seel ?dads
ea?t of Sandy Hook at n?on veiterd?v I? ?i
pe, ted to do h HsturSay aft? ?
Tie .'olumi.la, reporte?! n* I .?MS aetlea .???
of Sandy Hook at ?30 ? m ye?.ierda>. i? ea
pected to do, k 8Undey fore:-'
ls% lorraine. rf..,0rted ?. l.SBS mile? e..? n|
**?ndy Hook at 4 40 a m \ eater.U?. i.? expected
to dock Saturday f? r.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY
TeSBBi From Un?.
?ilrcgory-BarSadoa. s-pt M.R?vith
?Adriatt.-.Liverpool, ?pt fS... ?unarl
?Morro ?'eatle?Havana, Sept ?a?.. Ward
Vlrtr'nle .Havre. Sep. IS . I r ? :,
W Fran? J.weph I. Algier?, Sept 28 . Au??Ai,.
SanMarooa.. QaJveatos, S?ap4 -'
HI N'.rte.<JaIve?toti, lap-, .'7 ?so Pac
-SATIWOAT, OCTOBER i
?Victoria Lul??...'iamhurT, Sept 20 H.rnN Am
*!.* Lorraine.Ha?, re. Se, t ff., . i ?
"Campania.Liverpool, Kept ST.. .Cgastd
?New fork.Southaaapton, lept '.'? .Amor
Ttatoratto... ...Rio 4e Jsseirs, Sept M iah
?'"ri?tobal. i'ristohai, S -, t 27.. Pas? '
?Nioketi?....? Trinidad, Sept M...R i> w i
' ir.'T,!!?,.? .Turin laland .-? t 2U ?
ea Air??.Havana. Sent 80 -j
?Mamo.Qelveato-a, Bept?T.. m*
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
?'?ol'imhla.Ola?g?,vr, Sept 11 >t
?Panama.Urletot ai. s. p| -.-?.?... pgj
Provln.-la.Lie?? n. - p- 1?? '
Kuropa.Nap;-.- t 2*1
Hrlatol ?ity. Im Palmas. S-pt fO .Brtatol
Hirkenfei?.n?,: \ --. ? ? 80
1-itftlan.Shield-. ?*????; t 20 ... -
?Briaga mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tu DAT.
Mail Ve.ee'
Ve.-ie!. For Line ,-lo?ie?. Ml ?
'??lalliiter, Mo'video, Barber 2:80 o m ?VOua n
Philadelphia Sou than ? ?? so ? m 10:00am
Mande.lile, ?cli^e, in l-*r t *.i::tn a m I
Seguran, a, Nasaau, Ward, I2:?J0m
p ,ier Neclerlanden, liayti l2*S0pai
Panamas, Pama, Un Usa .", OS
Mohawk. .In? K?y ill--. Clyde - l'i'pm
SATURDAT, OCTOBEE 4
''lymph-, S'thanpton. w -?. S*JSssi 12:?10m
? ; Waah'ton, Bromes. NOL * .in a m i?.niira
l.a.iy Nlrton, ?'??video. ?2 80am H;??0am
Hrazos, i-an Juan. NYAPRS'OOam 12*00 m
V'andyck, Bah?a, L * Holt 0:00 a m 12:30 m
sarai?sa, Havana, Ward . ,10*00 a m i <?? p m
' arl Bcbura, Jamaica. H A.ii.on a in ?iinOpm
Oulana, Parhad???. Quehe?. *,l:3n ?. m :;Wi?iin
Advance, ?Yietoha!. P'nama 11 to a m 3i?ipm
xMnlnole, s D mingo, ? 12?00m 2-OSpia
Pretoria, naishaig. h ?,. . ~ I2;o?>io
Caledonia, ?~?i-,-(fow, An,-hor - 11*00*n
Perneta, *v.?p,-?. ab or... - liais a m
l.a Tonre.lne. Havre. French - ;l;i?i p m
Pr'e Irene, ?iibraltar, N (I I, - 11:08 a
Mlnnaspollt*, UmMoo, At TT- 1?>;R0 a m
'zar. Rotterdam, RuSsUa., ?? '_'?? p in ?
'America, Naplea, Ita.iao .- I'.nlim
I'arronnl.i. Liverpool, fnatd --?? lOiOSam
Huron. Jacfcaonvllle, I'lvd,... - I.n0:?m
Proteof*, n Ortoana, Se Pao. - 12:00 ne
Dearer, ?JaKeaton. Msl?etr. ? 1:00fia
0 of Ht T/m'?. Six'nah. S.?v - 8;m1pm
h"l Mundo. ?Jalveaton. S P.*o - 3 "" P m
Sabine, Bruaawlck, Maliorv - - 3'."pn?
MONDAY, OCTOBER S
Buen?-? Airee, Hav, Span... ?
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Cioae HT,
tt.? P M
Japan, Ceres, China, Philippine? (via
Victoria) Bmpreea of Rueeia. To-dar
Japan, i or??, i bina, rii?ilppine? ?via
I.- :i.,i i '.'anuda Maru . 0?jt 5
JSpas, ?'orea, .'hlna (.via Seattle) ?
Ajnit . Oel a
Hawaii ?via Pan Franen'-oi -Lurllne. Oet 9
Tahiti. Marquera?. ? 'ook I?lands. New
/ aland, Australia ivla San Fran
i ?- oi?Wlllo-nra . . . Oet 10
Hawaii, Ja?an. ?orea, ? hlna. Phlltp
? ?n. ? (?. Is san Prancleco) Parala Oel l?
Hawaii. Sam" an blanda, New /??aland.
vumralia ivia San FraiKCia oi ? \m
tuto, . Ort II
Hawaii. FIJI I? ,,n!?, Hew Zealand.
Auetralta ivla \i torla) kfakura. .. ?net 24
SHIPPING NEW3
Port of New York, Thursday, Octo?
ber 2, 1913.
SJUUVBD.
er Portusooee Prfas s (Br)
Augi.?t 19, sano-? ?eptember t?. Rio de
12, ?? tutor?a 14. hj ..^ IS and Trini/
i'aui f '; ?? ith i" p.
mails and ssdss Anired at the I ..r m.: t
B m ?
??t-amer Matanaaa ffTahan), ?'.
??', to the New Vofl?; a- ?.un* .Mail *a
1 '?? with ??.?Kar Arrived ? ?*. ! ?'?"
i 111
? 'en (Nor), Roe?? d??i T,
leml ' ?? i"', to t1 ?? i nit I i : ? ?
Arrived at the hht ?u ; ?? m. w
, ? i . '?'; I, Re
aarto Auss?t '-**-. B m : >? Airei ??r?'
and Bt Lui ni .14. t rt.?ri er .s i o, arith BMl
Arrive?! a-, ti ? i?.-?" ai i ?
? ?ara, m. i.a Guayra Sep-.
Puerto - a!^..o .:.'(. Curaaae -* anl -an Juan
-7. to Plise. I'ailett ?ii ?.o. ?aIth M . -
? nal's and mdae. An! ? ?:.ir a- n
p m, ?irt der 1.
Ittsnvtr h i...on vu (Mee), ieren '
y Q, ? ? ;: arith areod pulp, t,, ?,rki
? -t Indian Se Co Arrl I
' r :.t l M ,
Bteemei Metapan iBrt, Cartas*sa Set>tesi
1er ?j?. r,;. ?? 21, h nia Harta '.'t.
i'oion '.". snd Klngatoe IT, to the Ualti . Prult
Ce, ?l'.h ?'?; pssseagSTB ovA nid;?;. Arri\ '
ti ? Bar at B*08 p ?
Steamer ctunasue) i''ui>ani. Tampico -?
tember Zi and Prostaao 98, to the Ne? y ?<
A Cuba Mail S? CO, with 17 pe?aena-r? BSd
o. d.-? Arrived at tie f : ,r ,.r '; M p
Steamer Barn la .?; '. Front**? Beptemfcer
18 te ? a Atlantic Pi lit i'>>, ?rlth 17 ,
eta and fruit. ArrKed at the Rar at 1:18
p m.
^:'?,i;l.?r KSITM IBS), Cal?MttS AugUBt II,
I'olni-.ii.o r.*, Tutl.-orin 22, Por: Sa.l September
il nr ! Algier? lit. via TJojt'.n ?>. tober 1, ? ?>
Norton i Soa, with md?e. Air!\ed at the Rar
at 1 on p in
Steamer SI Mar. no-fn. to Ike loutheia
Psclfl BMSa Psaaad In <? jurantlne
at .r. S3 a :
s?, imot Momus Now Oiiean? ?-epte- her IT
to th?? Southern !.. II Co aith paaaengera
anl n?dai Pae? i mtliM a? n 4'.
fltasmar Porto Rico, Baltimore, to ti.o Hew
Y ??-.. a tir."-?ore Trinaportivl ?n C<?. ?ith
... ! in tjuarantln-, at l.*2 t m
Ott ion, Newport Vi"?? anl Net
folk, t-? t'e Old Dominion Be Co. ?rttli pa??a
R'tk ?nd ii, !m- I'a?aed in Qwarant.ne at 8*SS
p m
Steamer Foroebo iRr? Santa re Auguat 5?.
Roeai o Septan bar 2 ar.l gt LuHa Pe-v-em?*??*
2, to Museos Ba Ce, with nsdea. Arrttrad el
: .e p.-ir at 0 a m.
Itesaier Matura 'Pr*.. Perth Ambov. to t-.?
Trinidad S ? I I l ' ' ' ? ?',,h SB?BB
l'a.-eed In Quarantine at 1 P m.
.- . , .- con ithla iBr), Trieete peptem'ie
18, Meaalna 17 and Naplee 18, to th? rtmard
Une, with paeaenger? m>,i ssdae. OuteMe I -
\tjr at 8:12 B m
steinier Huron. Ja? kaonvin?. B?af>t?mb?f ft
I n .:" ? , the ' 1' ?!?* B? ? '??.
i itou nsere an ! mdai Paaat I In Qu.
at 7:40 p m
Saadr Hook, N S, Oel L ISf. m-wind
?eetMti loudy; I'aht tro.
SAIUTD.
.?Steamer'- Pia*?*,e?e l'rliiee ?Br' MoStemisde;
Ri i Italia dial?, Kaplea; Co ntaaa Waratteti
.!'n Norfolk; Klora (Rrt, Dar?an: Rotterdam
i Dutch), Rot! .';...'. N'arrangaosett (Br), t/m
.ton Bremen (?3er>. Bremen; Kataenn Aii?u?re
Vlrtoria IQer), Humlvnir; r*lty of Colu?*
Ravannah: El Valle, Galveeton: Port An
iNor), T'ort Antonio; Baltic IBrt. L!?er;*-ool:
nia (Br), Trieete; Hont?w?r, Havana]
i ?_? : (Nor) "t
N F: Mndl-on. N'orfo'k ?nd Kowpojt
\ u I i - (Dut Antwerp: Tas
S;,?i jnai . Del <?M?r?., Pblladali
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
\'t.:i\ BO
?. ,| | .-iv_Breen ffa id (Br), New vors.
Si \ mi, en?, C V, ?Oet ! -'?" ': ??'?:' i '
?1,,'k f.? Premanl
Banjowaogie, Oel I Btelntunn tOoti, New
', ? k \i.i rape Ti.wn. Pun? Nata1. ?
?i, i,., i..- i Kalemo (Br), Kesr I
? - | ,; ?
Longhope, Sept -?" Petroleum ? I :- ?. K?ra Vork.
Dantslc, Bepl "7 Paula (Ger), N-<?. > ?>i k
... i (Br*), n? w I'ork \i*
.??de:!. Babans
p, ? \.,' ,: ?. , t 80 v- ? ?' ??? (Brt, New*
Vorlc via St \'ln. ont. C v. foi Melhmiree, ate
i?ii-t.i, Oet .' Ne?* rent CMs ?p.?. Root
York.
H Calabria (Brl, N'? in?i? Ms
Ka?
li Mutt!,a Waahlsstoa (Ausl),
? .. v,-,tk via Am* ret Kepi?
sah.
i. w i;,. ? . '>!t,,- (Br), N.w r
Naple? - . .** Menloaa Htsl?, Sea *?
Southampton, ?? t '-' !:-? P '" 'Imparatsr
(Cr:i (from Bambtinr). N?w Torlc ris? I
4 a m. Ka ?er Wilhelm fjei
IGST) ffrom Rren.ei.). New York ?I* ?'h??r
Oiieenatown, Oet '.'. " ,l" p to MaJeattc 'Br<
rfrocn Southampton Bad ' 'erhoiir-t. N??.v
Yotu.
Mancheoter, Ott 1 Lackswasss fBr), N??'
Huiban, Hept :<v-nielefell (f.er) ?from New
fork), ' 'heril on, ?
BsAtoe, Bepl SO?WohRt Prince tBrt, Haw
York.
Sunderisad, 0''t 1 Tonawanda fjsr?, .>?".
Yorh
,SOS, cet 1 -Trent (SO ?from New Tor!?
? ia Kingston, en ?. so'ithampton.
T'opil'.a, Sept 88 l'oxton Hall ? Bi ? (from
, New York,
na, Pept 2<V- Hiver Arase? ?Bri. Phlla
li'.lphia BSd New York.
PASSSD
OSsrsltsr. Or? t- BsbarMa tOert. ?-'a;""'-?
ind Colombo for Boat ?mi and New torn.
?palta 'It.-.li. l'Miadelphla ?nd New
i'ork 1er ?ienoa. -
Uaard, o.-t l-Ls caniplii?* ?r>u,''?'? S?Z
York for Antwerp; J.t. ?'alrndon <Br), New
Vort ft' Ponklrk. Il a m. P"i??dam ,1'ut.iu.
Ve??.- York for P.onloane ?tud Ri->?teroa
Baere?, Oet I RH-r Peiaware ?Brj. New
York for Barcelona, etc.

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