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The evening world., 1903-10-30
HARVARD'S COACHES
ARE ALL At SEA

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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 3O.-The ex-
uemities to which Harvard's football
coaches are put this year was admirably
Illustrated yesterday when n freshman
named Mccarthy, hitherto unknown to
crimson undergraduates, was brought
out OF nowhere and placed at left half
back on the varsity team. Mccarthy
was a lnesman al the Brown game last
Saturday. That Is all any one knows
OF him., save that he is "a boyish-looking
specimen who weighs about 1i5 pounds
n looks particularly harmless in his
football clothes.
The coaches. however. seem to be all
at sea over the makeup OF the team
THIS year. 1t is estimated that nearly
htteen men have been tried at two or
more positions this year. some playing
rs many as three. and all now being In
II quandary as to whore they Will
finally land. ~
What the coaches seem to want is n
good punting half-back, a good centre
and some tackles and guards. What
their IDEAS concerning these last posi-.
lions are no one can say, for so many
men have been shifted about TO suit the
situation at one time or another that
ne one can tell where he Is at" ~
Yesterday Carroll, who has been
showing up so well at guard. was tried
at centre. where he played well.
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Ellis Supporters Su.
premely Confident
MorIey's Team Will
Be Defeated in To-
Morrow's Big Game
on the Polo Grounds.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. 3d.
Yale is confident of beating Columbia
tomorrow in New York. judging by
tn, way their supporters are willing
to give odds OF 3 to / on the sons
OF ELS chances of carrying off the
game. Yale's practice for the great
tussle came to an end yesterday. This
work consisted of twenty minutes
play In secret for practically all the
regulars, followed by a twonty-minute
half in which Kinney and Hogan
played ten minutes, and the substi-
tutes tackled the scrubs the rest OF
the time. Bowman and Owsley were
the only varsity players who did
not line up during the afternoon.
Rumors that the varsity were given
a terrific driving drill behind closed
gates were current, a s~eventy-hve-
yard run by Metcalf being reported.
The varsity has been taught some
effective formations this week, which
will be disclosed against Columbia.
Yale's eleven and first substitutes
have been picked as follows for the
game: Left end, Capt. Rafferty,; left
tackle, Kinney; left guard, Morton;
centre. Roraback; right guard. Batch
elder; right tackle, Hogan; right end.
Shevlin: quarterback, Rockwell; left
hGlfback, Owsley; right halfback.
Metcalf; fullback, Bowman. Substi-
tutes-End, Hare; tackle, Bissell;
guard. Miller; quarterback, soper;
halfback, Mitchell, and fullback.
Farmer. In case Roraback Is injured
at centre Morton will be moved to
that position from guard and Miller
will replace Morton.
To-day the team will be given a
brief signal practice, after which the
players and their admirers will leave
here on the Z A. NJ. train tomorrow
for New York.
Mike Murphy, the Yale trainer, has
borrowed from u. w. Franchot a
bear. which will be used as a mascot
for the team during the game. The
bear will be rugged up in blue and
will have other decorations on him
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TIGERS OUTLOOK
ISN'T FAVORABLE
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PRINCETON. oct. 30.-The most dis
couraging practice OF the week was
that of yesterday. Loose playing char-
acterized the afternoons work n the
fumbling n missing of signals were
more noticeable than they have been
before this season.
The varsity ends, Davis and Henry'
we're repeatedly drawn In on end runs
allowing the scrub backs to get around
for long gains. The most sensational
playing OF the afternoon was that OF
Kleth. the little scrub halfback, who.
clrcling Davis's end. by n dashing run
covered forty yards before he was
brought to the ground by Vetterllne,
For two ;wenty-mInute halves the scrub
and varsity had the %Tercest though by
far the most unsatisfactory practice
With only one more day before the
Cornell game the outlook. considering
yesterdays work Is mutn less favor,
ago. The injured list is also on the
Increase. 1t is doubtful II Bradley, who
ii was expected would Ill the centre
position in the absence OF Barney, WIN
ankle, which was still weak from a
sprain. has been Injured again.
Tralner Jim" Robinson said there
was a possibility that Hart, the doughty
in the Cornell game, having injured his
ankle in practice n day or so ago.
To-day the Tigers viii not be given
a hard practice, a short signal practice
being the only work they will be re-
auired to do. The Cornell team is ex'
pccted al Lawrenceville some time to
day, where they will remain until to-
morrow noon.
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MILLER MEETS
HIS WATERLOO
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SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. So.-Herman
Miller. OF Baltimore, who has been
either whipping or fighting draws with
men he has met in Savannah for .he
past several months. met his Waterloo
last night in Bobby Thompson, of To-
ronto. Canada, who is as well known as
: paeemaker in bicycle riding as he Is as
C prize fighter. But one round was
needed to do the work. Miller went to
h mat under a left to the jaw and he
could not rise. The men fought at l42
pounds.
Only three or four leads were made
curing the fight. The first was when
ldiiler chopped with his left on Thomp-
sons neck. blocking the blow that
Thompson aimed at his stomach.
Asfew seconds later Thompson swung
his right. catching Miller on the jaw
and sending him almost out of the ring
Only by catching the rop did Miller
save himself. He looked dazed and
surprised as he came up. but had time
enough to recover himself before
Thompson caught him again on the
point of the jaw with his left, sending
him down and out.
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HAND RIDING, NOT WHIPS,
MAKES HORSES WIN RACES
Hundreds of Contests Thrown Away
Because Trainers Persist in Having
Riders Weld the Catgut-Most Sue
~cessful Jockeys Get Along Without 1t.

Higgins. would have beaten Wotan II
Higgins had not gone to the whip. On
the same day Hello would nave beaten
Lord Badge IL O'Neill had not resorted
10 the whip.
Other Races Thrown Away, Too.
These are only two out of hundreds
OF races that are thrown away by the
use of the whip. The writer will admit
that n dose of the whip at the proper
time has snatched races out Of the fire.
out these cases have been noted only
when Odom has ridden.
Odom is a perfect whip rider. He
never loses control of his horse nor
changes his seat. Hence his success
with the whip.
The small boy who carries a whip
gets along very well until he strikes the
last furlong of the route he Is travelling.
He has had a nice hold of his horses
head and the animal has been doing his
best under hard urging. The boy maker
UP his mind that the time has arrived
for him to go to the whip.
1t Usually flinders Horse.
What happens? He rises in the sad
die and changes his seat so that he
may be able TO better WELD the whip.
He loses control of his mount, and the
horse. feeling the support OF his head
gone, begins TO founder and look for
something to lean on. He swerves over
on to other horses or on the rail. In
stead of helping the horse the boy has
burdened MIN.
The writer has seen horses making
up ground fast under a hand ride and
then the jockey has gone to the whip.
The horse actually lost ground under
the whip, but gained when a hand ride
was again resorted to.
Has Horse Under Control.
The moment a boy drops his mounts
head the horse at once shortens his
stride, and so naturally loses ground.
On the other hand, the boy who relies
entirely on and riding has perfect con-
troll of his horse at all times. The
horse, feeling himself firmly supported.
has confidence and extends himself
How often have horses stumbled In
the field, strsining every muscle and
nerve! Horses know what Is expected
of them and they try their best.
Fuller the best This Season.
Fuller is the crack r.ier of this sea-
son. Shaw was the crack rider of his
year, Maher was the champion OF his
year Sloan was the peer of all. and all
OF these Bows were hand riders.
The fact Is significant. and the woCp
der OF 1t Is that trainers. knowing thfr
nut whips into the hands of the bal
they put on their horses.
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INDIANS ARE OFF
TO CAMBRIDGE

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CARLISLE. Pa. Oct. 30.-The In
dams will leave to-day for Cambridge,
where they play the Crimson tomorrow.
What hopes the Indians had at the be-
ginning of the week have not been
strengthened.
Williams, at full-back. will be out of
the game, Inc as he is the strongest
man on the team on defensive work
and also In rushing the ball. the team
will be greatly weakened.
The practice last night consisted in
sharp signal practice and in running
back punts. Charles doing the painting.
Capt. Johnson will be in the game at
quarterback. and much depends on him
to brin" home n victory.
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READY FOR THE BALL TO BE SNAPPED BACK.
made two tuh%wnsb by lever running He will probably take Jmssp place at haMack in tmoows
game against YALE
YALE FAV0RITE i 9 5 !$' OVER COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA WINDS
UP ITS PRACTICE

A little gymnastic work and a short
signal drill to-day will win up Column
bias preparation for to-morrow's game
against Yale at the Polo Grounds. Thus
far the team is in good shape. with the
possible exception of two men. Jones
and Fisher.
Shaw. "A veteran of the Columbia team
for the past two years. will DE unable
to play. Shaw only reported for the
college term "A day or so ago, and yes
terday the Columbia Athletic Council
determined that he was ineligible to
represent the blue and white. 1t seems
that Shaw played centre in one game on
a professional eleven at Madison Square
Garden asst wear as a avo TO the man
aGement when the regular man for
centre was i'll. He received no money.
1t was argued that II was better to have
the team bow criticism rather thar
lay 1t open to any charges.
The evening world., 1903-10-30

Champion Jim Jeffries and Jim Cor
bett met and shook lands last
for the first time since their great
battle in San Francisco a few months
ago.
Corbett is showing at Proctor's Twen-
ty-thlrd Street Theatre this week. and
J~effries, anxious to lei the ex-cham-
pion's new monologue, went to the per-
Torrance accompanied by his represent
alive, Joe Egan. Joe Maxwell and a
number of friends. They occupied a
box close to the stage. n as soon as
Corbett came or to do his turn ne
walked over to the box and bending over
shook Jeffries by the hand. In an IN
slant the house was in an uproar. The
audience loudly applauded both pugil-
lists and yelled for Jeffries to make 3
speech. Corbett informed the specta-
tors that Jeffries was a poor speech-
maker and asked that he be excused
After repeated cheering Jeffries got up
in the box and bowed his acknowiedg-
ments. but failed to say a word AFTER
which the performance went on.
CANS AFTER BIG GAME.
Joe Cans. the lightweight champion
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ST. LOUIS FINISHES.
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FAIR GROUNDS, RACE TRACK, ST.
LOUIS, Oct. SO.-Following are the re-
suits OF the races scheduled to be run
here this afternoon:
First Race-Seven-eighths of n mile
Won nv Lord Hermence, 8 to 1 and 6 to
4. Lady Free Knight, 7 to 8, was Sec
ond; Miss Crawford was third. Time
LIS l-2.
second Race-Three-quarters of a
mile -Won by Mocorito. 3 to l and 4 to
(: Avoid. / to 2 for place, was second.
Annie Max was third. Time-1.l4 ga.
laird Race-Five and one-half fur
longs.-Won by Lucian, 5 to l n ) TO /
our Lille. 2 to / for place. was second
Kilo was third. Tlme-l.0S IL.
Fourth Race-One and ~one-eiRhth
miles,-Won by P%ettijohn. 3 to / and 4
to 3; Lem Dorsey, 4 to 1 for place, was
second; Bessie Mccarthy was third
me- .55.
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LOU DILLON AND DELMAR
ON HARLEM SPEEDWAY
Champion Trotters Likely to Meet in series o.
Brushes on Driveway Next Week.

will have It out on the Harlem speed
way next week, providing both trotpers
reach their destination in good shape.
Lou Dillon will not remain East longer
than Thanksgiving Day.
Myron McHenry. who was refused
permission to match Dan Patch agains'
the New England PAGER, Prince Alert:
says he will not retire this season unta
he has smashed every existing record
for PAGERS.
With the mile sulky and wagon MARKS
and the half-mlle sulky record to his
credit, he is now after the only record
held by Prince Alert, which Is a mile
record for half-mlle tracks.
The evening world., 1903-10-30
CLAIMANT FOR RING
HONORS LOOKS A STAR
Jack Wil1iams's Six Roundabout, in
Philadelphia, Against Twin" Sulli-
van Stamps Him One of the Most
Promising Welter- Weights.

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-A fistic
star was brought out last night. and
the credit goes to Lew Bailey. Jack
Williams. of Point Breeze. is the new
conner. and the battle he put UP against
Twin Sullivan. OF Boston, at the
Broadway Clubs weekly show stamps
him as the best welter-wefght developed
for some time. He is young. strong.
full of fight. boxes well with either
hand, uses good footwork and, above
All. does not get ratified when the Tide
II a little against him.
In the contest last night Sullivan did
not anticipate much trouble in dlspos-
ing of Williams. but. after going about
two minutes in the opening round. he
discovered his mistake and had to use
all OF his ring generalship to Offset the
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MEMPHIS, Oct. So.-E. E. smathers's
string of trotters, including the worlds
champion geldlng Major Delmar. l.6s 3d.
has been shipped to New York.
Lou Dillon. the queen of trotters, who
now holds the worlds record of 1881
for the mile. and Others belonging to
c. G. X. Billings, will follow the Smath
ers lot to-day to the metropolis.
Neither Mr.. Billings nor Mr.. Smathers
has announced n plans for their
champions. but 1t Is understood here
that Lou Dillon and Major Delmar
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WINNERS AT CHICAGO.
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WORTH RACE TRACK, CHICAGO,
aO.-The races scheduled to be run
here this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-One mile,-Won by James
/ corbett, u to ! and 4 to /. Frank NJ.
4 to / place. was c n AtheoiS
third. Time-l.i 20.
second Race-Five and one-half fur
longs.-Nyon by Fly Lady. 7 to l and .
to /; Leila. 2 to l for place. was second:
Badges was third, Time-l.OS.
Third Race-Seven furlongs.-Won by
Sarah Maxim, 4 to ! and I to 8; Good
man, 9 to 5 for place, was second; Jim
Hale was third. Time-l.T l-5,
Fourth Race-One mile,-Won by Wit
ful, 2 to 5 and out: Toah, l 10 2 for place.
was second: C%ruscate was third. Time
u. 50 is,
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MATCH FOR
5000 A SIDE

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SHORT HILLS, n. j., Oct. S0.-A pro-
fessional match for $500 IL side was
played to-day at the Baltusrol Golf
Club. 1t was at thirty-six holes match
play, the contestants being Bernard
Nichols, of Hollywood, who played the
A. c.. and Tom Anderson, of Montclair.
The latter had his son, the open cham
pion, as caddie. Jack Hobens. of Youn-
takah, caddied for Strath, and George
Low, the Baltusrol professional, filled
the same place for Nichols.
At the end of the morning half Nichols
was one up.
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Youngsters clever work and hard
punches which FOUND safe resting places
On his face.
The first three rounds were all in
favor of Williams. and his blows left
deep Impressions. AS the Boston man
WAS bleeding from the nose and nae his
left optic discolored. After the third
u Sullivan found he could o do
much damage by landing face blows, so
he devoted all his time to getting in
hard wallops on the body, and on sew
eral occasions he landed so hard that
Williams almost In.
The last round was give and tako.
Sullivan landed the cleaner blows and
finished the stronger OF the two.
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N. Y. U. DUCKING NIGHT.
halloween Celebration by the
Three Upper Glasses.

According to an old college custom at
New York University the entire fresh
man class, CARRIED in night shirts and
pajamas will be ducked Tonight in the
"Fountain of knowledge" situated be-
meath the classical walls of the Hall OF
The proceedings will be In the hands
of a committee of juniors, and the entire
student body will be on hand to witness
them. II any 'Freshie' does not an
pear at the appointed time, he will be
put through a special bathing process
all for himself on Monday morning
after chapel. lde weird ceremonies will
begin at 7,3o 80
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DICK O'BR|EN PUT
] BLACK F|Tz" OUT
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~ N9t0tfof W "a sN'hhhb VIZ
BOSTON. Oct. 3.-Dick O'Brien. of
lewiston. Me-. knocked out "Black Fltz-
simmons" of Waterbury, Conn.,. in the
third round at the Central A. A. last
night. II was n OF the flercest bouts
ever seen in this city. as each man was
determined to finish the other In short
order. and a terrific gruelling ensued.
0Brien did the forcing. and. with
strong. short-arm Jolts. bored In on
the black man, hammering him on
the body and head. In the second
round. which was OF the hurricane Or
der, Ftzsimmons went down from a
smash on the head and took the count.
When he went to his corner he was
wabbiy and In poor condition to con-
tinue, ft
O'Brien started to rush in the third
and landed o couple of hard lefts on
the jaw In rapid succession that put
FitEsimmons in dreamland.
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"P|TTSBURG' PHIL"
TO TAKE A REST

George e. Smith GETTYSBURG Phiro
will not play the races while the ponies
are running in the South. The noted
plunger informed a friend Yesterday he
would not daily with the dope or re-
ceive any tips during the winter. for fear
he might be tempted to put down a bet
He says he will take a complete rest
during the winter n will be prepared
to tackle the inner again next spring.
The evening world., 1903-10-30
GIANTS LAST GAME SUNDAY.

The baseball game between the Giants
and the strong Hoboken nine at the
St. George Cricket Grounds. in Ho-
boken. on Sunday. will be the last on,
of the year In his vicinity. Both teams
will have out their regular PLAYERS.
M%athewson will do the twirling for the
Giants while Iindeman will do the slab
work for the Jerseymen,
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GUARDS GOOD SHOTS

The FRANKIE Guards. a rife
named after the popular bonitace, Colt
fried FRANKIE, held their annual target
c~xercursion to Fort George yesterday.
The affair was "A big success in every
way. The shooting was the feature of
the outing. man creditable records be-
ing made. The officers were William
4, EnrrHn, captain; 80 Emright. cap;
Horn, ex-captain: p. Lebright, secre.
tary: John Muth, first Lieutenant: Jacob
Goetz. captain OF pioneers.
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BURNS STILL FIGHTING.

Morgan Williams, the colored middle
weight fighter of Denver, Col, who
has won many fights. including victories
over Jimmy Handler and Young Peter
Jackson" has been matched to fight
weight. They will come together in a
twenty-round bout at the initial boxing
show to be brought Off at Pueblo. Col.
on Nov. 6.
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1t Is strange that, with the examples
OF Fuller, Shaw, Sloan, Maher and
others before them. Jockeys will continue
to carry a whip. 1t is strange also, that
trainers are not able to see that q whip
in the hands of a small boy is a detri-
race.
Fuller's success has been due more
than anything else to his and riding.
On Wednesday Flammula, ridden by
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NEW AUTOMOBILE RECORD.

DENVER. Col. Oct. SO.-Barney Old
field. at Overland Park. has broken
three worlds records for automobiles,
For five miles uhe old record was A.54.
by Oldield In AS. Ten miles done
in 9.3i 1-2. the former record being 9.Ih
and fifteen miles In i4.A IA, formel
record HAS. Both old and new records
were held by oldheld.
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De LA SALE BOYS WIN.

A game played at Fort Lee between
the De La Sale third team and a picked
team from Barnard school resulted in
a victory for the DE La Sale boys by a
score OF II to o. The lineup was as
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nRIoHToNs VS.. RlpoEwoop.

Ihes Brighton Acc. champions OF
8a16liyn, win play the Ridgewoods Sun
aar tie second game OF the champion
|HIIt series At Waliace's RIdgewood
DAVIS md Hail win be In the
@1I1I1 lor ths Driehtons.
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TONIGHT AT WEST BADEN.

Boxing Is TO be resumed at West
Baden, Ind. The first show to be
brought off there will take place to-
night. The men who will figure in the
star bout are George Memslc and Young
Sharkey. the Chicago fighters. They
will try conclusions in a ten-round bout
On Nov. ~, at the West Baden Opera.
House.. Australian Jimmy Ryan will
meet Jack Beauscholtze. the Chicapn
heavyweight, for ten rounds. o
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JEFFRIES AND CORBETT
MEET AND SHAKE HANDS
Chamnion Sees factor Jim" First Time Since
Their Battle on the Coast.

who has disposed OF all the men in his
class. is now prepared to meet men
heavier than he is. or else take on
Young Corbett." the feather-weight
champion. The heavier men that Cans
Is ready to fight are philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien a six-round bout, while
welter-weight champion. He is willing
TO box O'Brien a siX-round bout, while
Walcott he is willing to take on in a
tifteen-round battle. AS for Young
Corbett," Gans says he will agree to
stop him within six rounds or forfeit
the entire purse.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. AQUEDUCT. Oct. 80.
The entries for to-morrow's races are
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DONOVAN AND KELLY TONIGHT

A battle between light middle-weights
will be brought off at Milwaukee to-
night. The contestants will be Hugo
Kelly, the hard-hitting fighter If Chi
cago, and Mike Donovan. of Rochester.
who has fought many hard battles dur
ing the last three years. They will
clash for ten rounds before the Mil
waukee A. c.. The victor will be matched
to fight Martin Duffy. the Chicago
welter-weight champion, before the
same club in the near future.
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BANTAMs ARE MATCHED.

All arrangements for the ffteen-round
bout between Harry Forbes, the ex-
bantam1weight champion. and Chester
Goodwin. of Boston, have finally beer
completed. The boys will meet before
the Criterin A. c., of Boston, on Nov. IN
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First RAee-rhree-year.old. selling; six
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-11
OIL IN QUANTITIES

Thirty thousand barrels OF oil came
to this port this moring, being brought
here by what almost looks like a little
feet, namely, the steamer Whittier,
the barkentine Fullerton and the four
masted barge Santa Paula. The trip
was quite a remarkable one. The Whit
tier towed the Fullerton and the San
tn Paula, which is the first time that
Il steamship has performed such feat
such long distance. The three vessels
were all taken up to the railroad wharf
where they will discharge their cargoes
Of fuel oil.
While the Whittier and the Fuller
ton have both been here before, this
is the Santa Paula's maiden trip to
Honolulu. This vessel is four-mast-
ed barge Of a build which is quite Pc
cul!ar Lying outside the hal Dor she
looked more like a submerged bald
headed schooner than anything else.
She il nothing much to look at SO far
as shape is concerned. While she is
built up fore and aft her deck is only
a few feet above water amidships. The
deck is round and in anything like u
sea must be quite awash. She has four
nlasts, all schooner rugged. The San
Ia Paula carries a crew of about seven
men. She has a cabin and fo'cs'le
forward, but must at best be rather
uncomfortable.