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The Washington times., 1903-01-19
RADICAL DEPARTURE
IN YALE ATHLETICS
Committee of Four to Coach
Varsity Track Team.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 1e.-Afler having
re0rgauizad baseball methods at Yale.
Walter Camp has started IN TO reorgan-
ize the Track Association. Last fall Mi.
Camp reorganlzed the training methods
OF the football team and placed them
on an entirely new basis. Before him
+. W Allen, the new CAPTAIN. had
worked out q new system in boating
which has finally eliminated in the prac-
ricai supremacy Of John Kennedy as
rowing coach under the direction OF 4
graduate.
The reorganization brought about in
boating by Nr. Allen was by far the
most radical that Yale has undergone
since the carly days Of Bob Cook in any
branch o. sports. The changes in foot
ball were minor compared TO those in
augurated by Mr.. Allen in rowing The
recent changes jim baseball were import
amt but sriu not so important as those
in rowing.
Now comes the change Of systems in
track athletics. which. in brief, is the
placing OF this branch OF sport under
the supervision OF graduate commit
tee This graduate committee viii take
the place OF graduate head coach who
now stands at the head Of every other
branch of sport at Yale.
In rowing there is the head coach. in
football the field coach and hereafter
in baseball there VIII be Dr. Murphy. =
graduate. who viii be the head coach.
Il has not seemed possible to get a
single graduate to act as head coach of
the track team. and for this reason a
committee of four has been selected.
This committee is composed Of c. H.
Sheriff.. the famous sprfnter and captain
OF the SO team; Julian W Curtiss. -,
+. p. Sheldap, captain Of the 90 team,
and Thomas r. Fisher. captain of the gg
team.
With the establishing of this com
mittee the taorganizing of the four chief
branches Of sport at Yale has been com
pleted. To the outsider the most in
teresting feature Of these changes is the
presence in all these advisory boards OF
the graduates. Only a fer years ago
the undergraduate captain al Yale was
in supreme control Of the branch Of sport
which he represented
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
JEFFRIES AND GORBETT
OFFERED $25.D00 PURSE
Fort Erie Club, OF Buffalo,
May Hold Fight.

NIAGARA FALLS. N y. Jan lg--
The Fort Erie Club. OF buffalo. has de
cided to offer purse CT $4,000 for q
contest between Champ ion Jim JeEries
and jim Corbett- The ofber VIII be made
public tomorrow.
The managers of The efB1 say they do
not think there would be the slightest
attempt at Interference. Many notable
battles have taken place ar the club
all of them invariably clean and wei
conducted, and although there is usually
an underlined prejudice against q con
test between beavyWeis hts, il is be-
lieved that the weII-knovFn reputation OF
the club. as well as tina of the two big
fellows. would permit OF the bout taking
place without any troub &C.
Corbett. VINO was seen here last night
on his way 10 Albany. where he per
forms during the coming, week, vas de
lighted when he heard Dl the oneT Of
the Fort Erie Club.
Surely" said he. EJenrIes won't
crawl away from an offel- like that if he
is al all anxious 10 meen me- The Fort
Erie boys go the Hayes valley Athletic
Club s. goo better. and $4,000 ia quite q
tidy Bit or money TO fig b for.
LAS Jearfes knows. I have Two for
feits up n0w-each OF s., .J00-for "a meet
ing with him II is Up 10 him How.
Either club and either o Ter VIII suit me.
although. OF course, I aihould prefer TO
fzh1 in the East. especially when bet
ter financial Involvement e. are offered
Let JeGrIes talk bus Gae5s- and J ana
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
NATIONAL MUSEUM.

The first collection Of chronological
material which is to be sent TO the St
Louis Exposition is being catalogued.
labeled. and disinfected by a large num-
Der of clerks. especially engaged fop
this work It consists of a set Of masks
formerly used by the Indians Of British
Columbia in. one of their great annual
festivals and a collection Of baskets from
the Frazer River district in British Co
Iumbia. Lieut. g. T. EmmOns C. s "
was the collector and has spent many
years in that country. Investigating thu
lives and manners of this people
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
\. E. Young Announces
Averages of Players Who
Took Part in Fifteen
or More Games.


The warning baseball magnates Of the
National League get down to business
today IN Cincinnati Whether they viii
act III any way can the ratification of the
peace pact entered into over q week ago
depends upon hcys far Brush intends TO
push his iufunctign proceedings
In whatever stand ne may take Brush
VIII lie supported by Haulon. The pair
have oeen badly hfr and unless they
bring about a SQUARE deal in which they
receive q more Eh,ral allotment of CON
tested PLAYERS they are apt to hold out
and carry The yhole affair i1.o the
courts.
TIE Western and seems more than
satisfied with she. peaaa agreement Hu.
unless eoneessF ron IS made TO InelF
brothers III the 1asJ IL is alaiaaii TO
see settlement .zaea7-
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the Los At-ssIe7 --.s 4''' mas
been Drawn I'D. an 'l ul--.--se I'D ---=
passed. Ds ,--= 7o'i 10 ','
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lines. ms WILL Oh Gu .'--- Inc
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move 'Litl -l1 says hts fanny N-.-
presumably lae 'os'. % super 'i2o'
acted IN the lhlel77@ '- ,l'. '-l'. am
ping elemehl OF inc S'l-- qua 'a ---l.
ter Of fact il simplcr helped along the
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Or. n 6. Wiley has been asked to pre-
rare "a paper on the Relations Of Sci
enee to Agriculture in the United
States" for the International Congress
Of Agriculture which meets in Rome. IN
der the auspices OF the italian govern
ment on april IS. The congress viii
last a week, atter which the delegates
viii visit TIE south Of Italy 70 study the
agri-ul turaI resources OF that part Of
the kingdom and afterward the central
and northern portions This excursion.
which Il also under the auspices or the
Italian government. VIII last a month. in
which all the agricultural districts win
be visited. Dr.. Wiley says that he VIII
probably attend this convention. as hs
intends TO go 20 another one which meetA
in Germany soon after
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
WANTED TO SEE LIFE.
Why Mr.. Gandley Left His Washtubs
and Was Arrested

and Was Arrested
When the folks living in the naighbor-
hood Of Atkins and Belmont Avenues.
in the East New York section Of Brook
Iyn. got stirring about yesterday morn
ing and saw that there was not even a
single piece Of wash" hanging on the
clothes line in the back yard Of the
GandIey cottage. on Atkins Avenue. they
winked at each other knowingly, and OBJ
served
Looks as if Tom was of on another
loot. and guess Wen have to wait
awhile for our clean buds"
But Tom. " or Thomas GaudIey, giv-
ing him his full name. was not of or
a toot''-at least not just then Instead
he was being arraigned before Magis-
trate FurIong in the Gates Avenue po-
lice court TO answer to a charge Of hav-
ing been on a foot. preferred by his
wife. Mrs. Gandley. a tall amply pro
DorttOued woman OF stern demaanor, rad
had her husband, who reached about 20
her shoulder as they stood side by side
in court. arrested on Wednesday.
He goes on periodically. your honor.
and gets loaded. she explained TO the
magistrate. gIaring at her husband, WbO
bunked furiously and glanced nervousIy
about him.
What have you got TO say for your
self" asked The court looking ha15 at
the accused.
Well, judge. was the reply. I don
see no use III trying TO crawl out OF &.
What she says is true / do 60 on every
little while and set q bun on. l guess
pretty much any man would feel like
having a little fling now and then if ne
had to stand over washtUb daf
and
Stand over q what?'' interrupted the
court
why. over q washtub, Judge re-
sponded GandIey, wondering that such
q thing should cause any establishment.
( I've done that five or six days ouL 0l
every week for a couple Of years Low
/ There amt much excitement IN II,
/ judge, and I like TO see a little life once
n while, Ike any fellow.
DO you work in a laundry" asked
! the court.
"Oh, 10. You see. ny wife here takes
in washing She takes II lot pf IL.
Sometimes as much as $16 worth q
week She takes the washing n from
/ the neigh0OTs ana 1 DO IL I wash the
/ clothes. hang them out on The line, and
then iron them when dry / set ten
cents on every dollar she takes m
But you don't go OF on a spree viii
only ten cents. dc y0uz inquired he
interested and amused magistrate
Little Mr. Candle smiled cunningly.
No ten cents E0uIdu'3 do" He re-
piled. apparently being glad OF vhe
chance to make a clean breast % tho
whole matter. ~ know how TO work
il all right When she gives me ten
cents l put il away and she THINKS I
spent it. When I get enough together
the washtub misses me for a day or
two
well. you certainly are a ioXy bow,
/ Gaudley," remarked the court, with a
smile, If you viii promise g., have nc
more of the gay and giddy life and stick
TO your tubs like a man, III suspend
sentence"
Gandley. who. however. did not ap-
pear TO be wholly satisfied with the
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Secretary Shaw Returns From Customs Congress of Republics
New YorIreasu Department: Looking Out for Coal Supp5Wok
of the Geological Survey photographic Work

Bremertou Board Of Trade. a letter has
been addressed TO the Navy Department
reciting the decision of the department
not to send more warships 10 the
Bremerton naval station until gambling
houses, saloons. etc. have been abolish
ed The board says the civil authorj-
ties at Bremertou naval station are will
ing to consider all reasonable requests
from the department relating to Kidding
the town of Objectionable features, bur
they do not want the DEPARTMENT to
preach 10 chem matters Of reform.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

home. the expert figures have increased
TO SI4S.000 000 in December, The nigh
water mark Tor any preceding pecem-
Der. This increase IS due TO me arri-
val Of the new crops Of breadstu1s. cot
ton, and provisions.
On the import side. the figures are
equally suggestive OF growth. che De-
cember imports are larger than IA any
preceding December. being 80, S07, POI.
as compared with 81, 92e. go III Deem
Der, 1901 ImportatioHs free of duty
are S4o,6fs 113. against SO, las. SOS IN De-
cember. 1900. indicating the increase fz
chiefly in manufacturers materials,
which form the bulk Of the non lutiable
articles
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Tho Pods trc.-rr- ,.nrr oF Mercer as
t7e,- fnreasr5 rn keen him i'm the came
every dav.
Ha, me reacg conference fallen
through an effort yeuaGd have been made
30 induce Mercer TO jump At tine time
that the PLAYER died negotiations were
in progress Tor trade with Detroit.
n z. Young has prepared the aeldiAs
averages Of players who took part III
fifteen or more genes in any one posi-
lion in the Nafforal League last year.
and announced them yesterday "ag-
men with percentage Of -99N Tor 81
games. followed hE BTansteid % PITTS
burg with $50 for l1t. and AcCreery OF
Brooklyn and NeG9nn OF New YORK ned
al $50 rc~ 81. and 6l- respectively
Eters OF chicago holds good lead
amc-z the socond hasemen with -sS' for
Is games, his nearest competitors beng
BjtcueE of FiItshurg, with $50 for ia,
lowe of Chicago with .s5S for Il& and
smith al New York with $50 for 14Q-
OF fhe third bazemen Griminger OF
Boston is the premier with -95f for 14o
games. followed by Wolverton of Phil
aaaiuuia with -aff for a games Irwin
of Brooklyn With .g2g for 1871. and Dunn
I.a.,. ,f aosrar is rhamnfon sho-rz-on
,.r-b - .ar~ea.a-a of gs7 for 1a2 Games
ronrov of Ffrrzburs ana Dunn of New
York are lied for second pfsca. with
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Dr.. c. w HAYES in charge OF geology
reports TIE publication of ghe Mason
town Unioatowu Folio" These maps
are the result Of field work performed BY
the United States Geological Survey in
connection with the Pennsylvania State
survey. The maps cover an area OF
about 10000 square miles. and include
part Of the ConnelIsvilIe coing coal dis p
trict. probably the most extensive cooking
coal district in the country.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

a report OF the progress Of stream
measurements for the calendar year
1901. by F. H. Newell, chief of the divi-
sion Of photography. came from the
printers on Saturday. This PAPER may
be considered the third and last part Of
the annual report of the Division OF Hy-
biography Tt presents briefly the re
suits of computations Of river flow in
the United States
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

condition imposed gave the desired pro-
mise after some deiberatiou. and then
marched 6ejectedIy out at the side OF
his wife. whose stern. unrelentug look
had not relaxed during the entire hear
ing.
And that is why there was no wash
hanging out in the Gandley backyard IS
usual yesterday mOrniHg.-New York
Times
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Two delegations OF Blackfeet Indians
from BIackfoot. Montana interviewed
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones.
Saturday afternoon. One delegation came
in opposition to the other in regard TO
the leasing and aHotmenrs Of lands.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

An order has been signed by FoI~tl
Assistant Postmaster General BrisJow
disseminating the postofflee at Kookea
Island Of Mani, Hawaii Territory. 20 take
effect February Is The postmaster
David Kapohakimohewa. resigned some
time since. and no suitable person has
been found to take the Office. The com
peusati0n is $24 a year
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Navy Department has been in
Buffalo at Port Royal, s. c.. from Pensa-
cola Fla. Owing to the prevalence OF
diphtheria on the vessel she was
thoroughly disinfected while at Port
ROYAL It is reported that there is no
danger Of the spreading OF the disease
On board the Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Postmaster General
Wynue attended the annual banquet Of
the Ohio Society in New York He is in
New York city on official business. and
is expected to return TO Washington to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
PENSION OFFICE.

DIT. T. B. Moore was appointed exam
ming surgeon for Canon City, Col. Sat
surday-
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Frank Rawlings, eI Bven years OLD. Q
fugitive from ST. JOSEF fH Orphan Asvluna-
vas approached las night. and lis
morning taken back.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Shaw has returned to Wash
ingcon from New York where he attend
ed the Customs Congress of American
Republics. R. B. Armstrong accompa-
MED him TO New York and viii remain
in that city until the congress is closed
Assistant Secretary Allies says that.
although experts have declared the tall
chimney of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing to be in no danger of falling
braces will be constructed TO make Il
even more secure The large crack in
the chimney has recently caused much
discussion as to what should be done.
The plans for tae braces are being
drawn by Super7 Using Architect James
K Taylor, and the estimated cost Of
the braces is $1,000.
Major Fred Hone Of the quartermas-
ter's division Of the Office of the Auditor
for the War Department who was sudden
" taken sick a weak ago. has been re-
moved to the Homeopathic Hospital He
is prominent in G. A r circles. the
Union Veterans Union. and kindred or
CARNATIONS. in some of which he holds
high rank.
How carefully the immigration in
spectors watch the incoming and outRo-
ing Chinese of the so-caued exe,4Ht
classes can be judged from the record
kept for the five months from July /.
1902. to November go 1902 The exempt
classes include officials. teachers. mer-
chants. students. and travellers. Of the
,953 applications for entrance 10 The
United States poTts-HonoluIu Is incIud-
ed In the number-S13 were allowed and
22T denied. The Chinese in transit mum
bered 3I3. Chinese Iaborers TO the num-
Der Of GAL derarted from these shores
and 7e9 returned.
Capt. John wIIIae Collins. engineer in
chief of the Revenue Cutter Service.
has returned from New York. where he
has been examining some new engines
for the cutters.
Treasurer Roberts reports $400,0 in
paper money. sent from the Treasury TO
san Francisco, en- route for Manila. This
money is for the War Department
Gold coin and bullion TO the amount
of 1921, 021 .556.71 is deposited in the
United States Treasury. Treasury re-
ceipts for January Il amounted TO 81
704.3s1.75. Of which $685.. 2S610 was Gus
toms. sT07. $685. internal revenue. SI04,-
1912 miscellaneous receipts. Total ex-
penditures for the day. $1,000. 900. Of
which $685.. 600 was civil and misceIla-
neous expenses. $4,000 war. S450O0G
navy. $4,000 Indian. $500 900 pensions,
and S20o. 600 interest Excess of re
ceipts over expenditures. S44.3S1-76-
United States bonds held in trust for
national banks by the Treasury Depart
ment January IL To secure circulation,
/ s344.S2C. 40. TO secure public moneys in
Washington. S148.01+.07C. in New York,
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Another small but interesting coIiec-
tiou of land and fresh water shells. col
lected by Dr. E ". Nelson in Mexico.
was sent to tie department of moHusks
by the Biological Survey, Saturday morn
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.

The export trade Of the United states
has its normal and expensive condition.
From the low figure Of SIS. o09. Geo in
June. due to the failure OF the corn crop
last year and the unusual demand at
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Through NJ. f MCGOWAN presiden,
and G. P. Rimball. secretary OF the
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
MORTON CADETS DEFEAT
CUTHBERT CLASS A. A

The Morton Cadets defeated the Curh-
bert Class Athletic Association in d
District League basketball game IN tine
National Guards gymnasium Saturday
night by the score of 10 b. The Nor
tons went on The floor With the ezpecta-
ton Of winning an easy victory from the
taiIenders. but were disappointed. At
The end of the first half The Cufhberts
held them safe by three points. and for
while ii looked as if they might win
while The M0TtoHs scored more points
in the second hair than their opponents.
most of the play was carried on under
the CurhbcFJs basket Baum played best
for the MoTrons. while Kirby carried of
The honors for the Georgetown boys.
The lineup.
21orJous. Positions. Cuthberts-
Baum -.-.-.-.--.-.- r. F---.-..-.-. EeItuer
I04er. ..-..-.-..-.--. L. F----..--- 0 CUnueI
Rice .......... Center ------.-.. kirby
w. McQueeG...... r. b Ariz
NJ MCQUEEN .-....L. B.----....-. O'BrieR
Field goaIs-Baum. 3: Voder. q;
Rice. .; O'Connor. ], Kirby. 2. O'Brien.
J. Free throws Kirby. 3. Referee
Bowling. Cmpire-Chick. Timers
Mccoy and Halter. HaIycs-2O minutes
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Rival National League Mag
mates Gather in Cincin-
natl Today to Discuss
Peace Pact But Recently
Approved,
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
THE GATEWAY
TO
CONSUMPTION.

mucous discharges
cease and the dam
age done to the
health IS soon repair
ed. S. S S. keeps
the blood IN such a
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

United States bonds held in trust for
national banks by the Treasury Depart
ment January IL To secure circulation.
s344 so. 40. to secure public moneys In
Washington. S148.01+07G. in New York,
SO. 4I0000.
The Washington times., 1903-01-19
CATARRH

catarrhal . OIL
s o z 8 are alb
sCrbed into the
blood. and all
the membranes
Of the body be-
come infected,
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Treasurer Roberts reports $+oo, GOO in
paper money. sent from the Treasury TO
san Francisco, en- route for Manila. This
money is for the War Department
The Washington times., 1903-01-19

Capt. John WIIlzie Collins. engineer in
has returned from New York, where he
has been examining some new engines
for the cutrars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-06
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laetGe boxing 1t theAensAS6ft Eocs,
ie60trCh6 Consented oTlem0 thfe9AA.-
ii&AN tor tie H. One uG fhAs.Anl1A
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Il IL . hull that has killed three eaddla
horses O he:fahoh. and the nnlys roa-,
Fsideratioa th6 G1lmlstaa taken ifromt
the ranch under 'Wasi that the taneauaor
would never bring him back alive.
This will probably mean that there IL
to be pretty lively time in the cir
Gle Saturday During the TROUT IN
the Dangb4rg corral Senior Robes was
forced to take to the fence a. the an
imal Is fierce one. 1ss ?,
There seems to be an idea that the
show is to be for men only This
! Is q mistake The ladies' can go and en-
Joy the exhibition as well as the men,
and there is to be no blood shedding
and the work Of the artist will be well
worth seeing. Arrangements have
Teen made with the broncho riders up
the valley to be on deck with q dozen
Of the worst outlaws that are in the
valley The show IL tn he sandWitche1
! with bull fighting and broncho bust
ing. Enough Tor the money and q
| lively time. sI@aa a4o ZTis's4'r :
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