The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
MANY NoTABLEs At THE GAME
Army and Navy On,oiais There in Force
Cadets Royalty Entertained.

n<Nv NnTanIEg THE GlME
Army and Navy Omoiais There in Force
Cadets Royalty Entertained.
putIAprtppIA. Dec. 2.-If another war ne
| oo..it,t,po IN, pres.nce OF Army and Navy
Iasssr. mon tho scene had suddenly broken
IN, to-day the telegraph wires leading TO this
cI,v would have been kent red hot with sum-
r,n,soa Tor them. and. after 40 p NJ every
,nas.,g. would have been delIyered on Frank.
lin Field.
Early morning trains from washinR ton and
New York began to bring the military and
naval no'aoes In. ana until almost the noon
hour each succeeding train delivered It's con,in-
gent e'lne' a' ,nc pIoa" 80, T,'.oa VI "..e
Baltimore and OHIO station at rWentJ-fourth
90, Tho onIv anthu.,,.,Io arrival, Bs,o,s
not the only enlnu'''s,o n'.' , before
md the hlu..uniformed young sesmen from
Ann,,o,,. The Ia,,er reached the civ nr.t
| their special train pulling into the Baltimore
and Ohio citation shortly before IL O'Clock.
Th. "MIddles" were ACCOMPANIED BY the Naval
i"e W. w - 800. " ~ 40"
Hsnh %"H Of the station ring with music
songs and yeIls
The members OF the Reception Committee
were on hand t" meet the delegation and
unuer ,he 1orhli,t,oe 80, Va, %.'
formed IN line ana marched 10 tho Houston
minute, later or almost before inc naval ca
coats ee,s " the Yves. Pom, battalion headed by tn.
Nn,,.r, tc,dcmr hand marched into the climb
n IAN " haa,,n. ,ha W., Poin,.r. ar,,s.d
at the South street station of the Pennsylvania
railroad at II :55 O'Clock.
There were nearly six hundred cadets In tho
two battalion. and they frsterpised Just
no, shqrtSS going to DO terrific battle upon Upon
the ,sridiron Among those who ,S clmc np
%am Gs McS Ss P% Asnas%' rfs
Naval Academy: CommaTIhsmt Z Hq,chi,s
and Commander ainwright. who ga mel fame
as ths master Of the Gloucester, The Recep-
ioais ct cadets was composed Of DR.. Edgar
smith. vice. Provost OF the University Of Penn;
States Ensineer. torps. Cart Rnasies ~ the
bp Hn hour and half was .p.n. a. tn. Houston
he pTotnbIe outcome Of the game, Some q
wseersd. Unfortunately for themselves, the
to give odd, in eontsquencst the pro.
.nr S c.o SSn sAaG hoo the to cadet.
Franklin Field and they found that Thousands
| o. spectators had preceded them. Not nll OF
%nsssi the consist came 1 t. nfnsiSEGs
nn snS casdS IN s
IrmS snd ns SG Sser. of nearly ever, grad.
A. By sn 'Ssm
selves" Tha, is about the ppRly tIms The rep;
';Sn.'hlas doing" in the betting line a
Tns sv1sn or the
e. good part, Of a., betting was done
'n or th ShG gray MAI mnjorty ,hhs
hettors were attaches OF the Navy and War
DEPARTMENT "fiices 10 a, several hun
. score or more Of college football notsbics.
press an opinion upon the outcome OF the
game. .
'fEsaT H@Si afSG sGsS * As.
Ssii SnSSSns i T., %s; i, s :o;is,y Ts a.:
cadets with how before taking his seat.
ne oD
Sg9EtsTmNstSGT; GonsTNl Lualns'on and Cart ri
by Mrs Miles and received an ovation when
recognized by the vast throng, Ma(oriGen,
Guard ALSO an OCCUPANT Of box N on The
great While after Secretary ESot game
snt Secretary o. the Navy Allen md Mrs, ils1,
Br%itori 9Se and Reypep aGsS
$:s sa%r. H7' Kssn5 Af il. 1ss:riisa
fo.ntsSs vas 70 more sn,Sasi"ssiS ,S%n ia;