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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
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8lutDergisBen 9efiibrt. 3ruppsn uno
poli3ei muBtsn einidreiten; cine Reibe
bon perionen lino beriebt, audi piels
in Saft.
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in Wasten=M n3igen ifaatllde Sniiitu-
tionen; bel benz entitebenoen Sample
ipuroen psrIdieoene Yeamte uno Sols
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fhnt.
Sn Yaisia Qrmarina Sieilien.
muroe oas @atbbaus angsgrifen uno
Die 9ruppen idOhen auf bic Wen9e,
IA Der Nufwiegler OerlsBenc.
SuH luU.tubu.
8riessf4 Diff seaen
Snurgenten.
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San Domingo bonn IL. beIdoB elm
amer. 2risgsidif Die Sniurgenien in
paiarito bel San Domingo uno lan=
oete Marine.3 ruppen. Die 9ruppen
Qinqen aber ipdier mieoer on Horb.
~ arlington, II. Jebr. Die
5ruppen tommen mabrfdeinlid ton
Der Columbia, Die Gapitdn s. W.
Miaer ~bsfebligt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

Safebo, Sapau. II. Geb. Wad
qlniidt iapaniidsr Marine-O ffsiere
bat Elm orittsr 3ampf Dor BORT Nrtbur
ifattsefunoeu, inOem eemelbet uiro,
oab Osrinieoene ruiRi3e 8riessI9ifs
isnsn pIab OerIahsn baden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

9 t. petersburg, Is. 5ebr.
Cine Depeide aus port grtbur pom
II. ia9t, bel benz port Qrtbur @efsdt
am Ia. iei auf Dem Dampfer .2her5on~
Der f~reimiaiasn 6lotie ourd feinolide
Sdi6e Elm Brand ausgebrOden, aber
bolo selOidt worosn. 8ein 9srlufi
un Qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
anaebot anasnommsn

Sal g.ton. IL. Gsbruar.
Der jnpanifde @eianbte 1T bon feiner
@sgierunq benn9ridtigt, oaB ocs On.
oebot bon Or. u. n. Wc@se, cine 8s-
ieaf&aft ssfdulter phseerinnsn nod
Sapari su brinosn, anasnOmmen 1T.
BUR Qeprifts pflegsrinnen, Die bereits
Gtlboienf estban, fino tudblbar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

e ~
libiriidsn Regiments, bas nad Dem
Often gsht, Rsbus ab. Der Gar belt
an bic 3ruppen. Die er nieine grioer"
nnnnte, cine MnIprnAe.
Yics.Nbmiral WafaroIf 1T hsuts aba
aereili. I'm ben Mbmiral Start I'm
Commando Der port glrtbur : Gloite
ab3ulDlen.
Die m r. Note.
5otio, II. 6ebr. Muf @runo
bobsr Qlutoritdt Tam. geia9t tDeroen.
oaB fih Sapan Der Neutralitdts= ylote
bon SER. 0ap anidliebt, iid jeoOd,
fails @uBlano Die Souberdnitdt Gsi-
mas perlebt, @esenrsdte O~orbebdlt.
Der 9aiier uno Cabinet bsasben lid
ndhlfoem nan 2pO!O.
Der 9 onntags-& Sam Dor
Bort Mrtbu r.
3ofio, IL. Gebr. Gin befiiger
S6neefturm re.tete bic Runen am IA.
Dor eilem Oernidtenoen 5orpeoo : gus
eriff nuf port Mrtbur.
Sn Der brrberQebenoer Naht ttieb
ein Sdneeiturm Die japanii6s 5orpeoo-
3erifSrer. 6lOti0e %aliseinannsr, 10 Dab
nur suei Der Gabr3euse mad port ar-
thur 9elangten. sic sriifen g~etrsnnt
an, rno zines .glaubt, Elm ruiiiides
3riegsIhif in Zen Wrunb gebobrt 3u
baben.
3ert0rer pWiarairi" unier 9apitdn
Sibitawa lan9te etua INN 3 ubr
Wadts IN uro wuroe nit i9arfem
6euer aus Der Geituna uno bon ben
Wadtldifen empfangen. Der 3erIiO-
rsr entluo bsrIhieoene TorpeooS gsgen
Elm grobeS 3yie9sIdif uno trieb bic
SpdbIdife our6 @sidnbfeuer suriid.
3wei Stunoen nadber griff Der Ger
ii0rer r0epaiorp" a, Capt. 9eafenomibi.
an unO bsidob sires bon 3pei 3riegss
idiiisn. Die es borfanb. Sin abgeidoi=
iener Iorpeoo e~rplooirte. Gomiral
9ogo. Der bic Meloung madt, pers
ipridt iid biel bon Der moraliiden
ginwirtuna oes Mnarihs auf ben Geino.
9ie 3orpeoos6 lotile leitete Gommanoer
Naiaa.
Berlin, II. Gebr. 9is Mbmi-
ralitdt lat Yeidtiaun9 Der Yeridte.
mOnad oil bsioen NorOtuifen 9orsas
iapaniide 2anoungs : Gpsrationsn In
grObem WaBifab ausaefiibrt tuerOen.
4nfana Grabiabr miro Japan sum
yormaride bereit iein uno bsbor es su
sinem 3uiammen foBe iommt, ifsbtn
moalidermeiie $50. GOO Mann aeaen
Die Ruhen i'm Geloe.
6innen ubrbereit I.
Vancou ,p c r, 3. g., IL. 6ebr.
Or. Gurritti, Gibrer Der lin. Nrbeitsrs
partei, peilt bier unt erilart. fails
Ginnlano Rrieasmunition erbalte,
poIs es fd sur nntsrfubuns Sapans
gsgen &uBlano srbebsn.
@affini folI geben.
2cnbon, IL. 6eba. Das 9aiip
Chronicle tpieberbolt oas Ueriiht BON
Der bsborliebenoen qlbberufun9 bes ruff.
gotiaafters in WaIbinaton, GaTfini,
neil er feline Meaieruna iiber bic Stim-
mung in Nmerita ungenigsno unters
ridtete.
Sapan. VI rmeeinb Der
Or anodurei.
Bort Mrtbur. IL. 6ebr. Sic
Beridts, oab bic Japansr so, O0O
Wann in Wonion, 0fttiilte bon 2orea,
suiammensgcgen baben, I'm In Der
wouNfhuve etu,ugoUsp tpe~Nao he
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
.6abrseit Der 8aae.

80. 6abrseit Der 3ase...
abfnhrt Antunfi
1oIsbo. Chicago unb ui3isan Grprsb..t tbs t1o.ss
SoIsbo, Detroit uub Chicago Civ. .....sla.ao I s.ss
Nini9au Gitp, wsuntit u. eoiapsttepl~t 7.2s tio.ss
. t6eIin I ousseuommsn eonntaas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

D9abi", Die bel benz eriten Mnarif auf
BORT Mrtbur fielen, fano heute bier
ffait. Die @rabrebe bielt Momiral
6anepi.
Rad 8 o b | ID ina.
S6uI, IL. Sch. Der fran5OIiIde
Dampfer Pascal" fubr aeltsrn nit
Dem ruiiiiden @eianOtsn In Gorea unc
600 ruifiden SseIOlOaten aus gbe=
mulpo nad Gobinhinc ab. SIN 0o-
ipital 81 G1smulpO liesen "a idwer-
perwunoete RuHen.
Rufifd DE &riegsf6ife.
openbage Der, II. 6ebt. Qus
Disbp, Sniel @otblano. toirb aemel-
oct, Dab baielbit am Is. feds ruffiide
Qrieasihife in IdOlider Ridter borbeis
fubren.
8Otblano lie9t OH Der 81 t=6ee, am
Wege Der bon 9ronliaot ourd bic Of-
See In Die Norbiee einIabrenoen Dams
pier. Bon Berlin aus mar lsbte Wode
Die Melbuna, oas ruililde OE.Sees
@eidwaoer iueroe ourt ben Woro-Efs
Sees2anal fabren. oementirt poroen.
Rod Elm Dampe r bes
91bi9 /.
9 I. Yetersburg, Is. 6ebr.
Cine Depside aus port glrtbur BON
II. iagt, bel benz BORT qlrtbur gefsdt
am IA. fei auf Dem Dampfer .2ber5on"
Der freiwiaiaen 6lOtte Ourd feinOlite
S6ilIe Elm Brand ausgebrOden, aber
bolo seI0idt wOroen. 8ein 9erluii
an 2eben.
Widti9e z rubpensYe.
{ OUNCE
Darts, IL. Geb. Sine beuti9e
amtlide 9epelde aus 5otio meloet.
oaB beute cine Der tuihtigften iapani-
iden 5ruppensy smegungen Dor iid
gsbt. giner Der Saupttbeile Der grs
NEE. 8 9ibiionen, einIdlisblid elmer
@arocsD iDilion, miro auf TRANSPORTS
oampfern berfdift.
Sm geraleide nit Der 9lbfabrt oieier
3 Dibifonsn, bic cine grmee bon 3d.
900 biz so. 900 Mar1 berlfenen. mo-.
rem Die bisb,risen 2anoungen iapani.
FIBER Streitfrdfte In 3orea iinb anoern
pldBen geringfiiaig. @roBe gori1t.
Bah nidts iiosr ginidifung uno ge.
fimmunasort bieIer 3ruppen betannt
miro, 1T %aetroffsn. Man 9laubt, es
Iei cine ganounq IN Der Ndte Der Das
lug Winouns Ooer auf Der 2iaO lung
9albinIsl geplant.
3otio, IL. 6eb. 8 TRANSPORTS
oampfer nit Sapansrn uno meitere
Shife nit Munition fatren nad Der
Norotiife 2oreas. Sn Wiiu, am
Dalus Jlulle III bereits iapanilde Gas
paaerie gelanoet.
u euer Mn9riff au g 0
Arthur.
2onbon, IL. 6ebr. Nad Der
ct. Sames @a3ette mnroen BEL einem
glnsrihe auf BORT Nrtbur am Ia. 6sbr.
oas ruliiide Wadtidif i'm 9afen uno
Elm anoeres 2riegsidiH auberbalb nes
9afens burd 9orpeoos tsfddoist.
Die Supaner sOaen ii9 obne yerluffe
3uriid.
Granfreid frifftyors
ebrungen
paris. II. 6ebr. Wie Der 81
9aro beute mslost. babsn Die alrmes.
@orp5 : Gommanbeure bonn 6rie9s=
miniiier gefeble fir ben Gal elmer
WObiImahung erbalten. Offi3iere uno
unisroifi5isre auf llriaub fino 3u ibrer
Wegimsntern 3uriidberuTen
W anie oes 3aren.
paris, IL. Gebr. Na4 BEN
Watin publi3irm bic Wanofdurei
Bldttsr Elm Wanifeff bee 3aren, bon
osn boben Wanocrinen gsgensqei9net,
NORM bic W~ObIt9aten fir @bina aus
Der ruiiIden GreunOiAaft aufae3dbll
fino. 5000 9ruppen trsu3sn td9lid
ben yaifal See.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
GRANT STAYED LIMIT
WITH CUBAN WONDER
Local Man Put Up Good Exhibition and
Showed He Is Ready for
Young Monday.

Joe Grant the middIeweIght champion
OF the South, who is 10 meet Young
Monday on October p. stayed fifteen
minutes with the Cuban Wonder at ker-
mans Lyceum last night in = pretty ex-
hibiti0u of wrestling.
II is doubtful IL the Wonder tried eE-
ira hard To throw Grant, but he worked
all the time and the boys put uD as
pretty an exhibition of wrestling as one
could wish To see. Several times the
Wonder had Grant in close quarters, bat
the kuaCk OF the local man for squlrm-
ing Out of difficulties came into play and
he managed to save himself. The Won
his head Ou the mat several times with
great yigOr. but il did not seem to az
feet Zoe
Grant showed by his work last night
that ht Is already in condition 70 meet
Young Monday, and the latter VIII nave
TO hustle II he expects 10 make S094
his boast that he would throw the
Washington boy in a few minutes.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
NEWS AND GOSSIP or THE Day IN WORLD or SPORTS
Three Local ELeDe1S
Play This Afternoon
Georgetown Meets iIlanOva, George Wash
inQtOn Clashes With Richmond College,
and OaIlaudct Tackles u. of M.

turning the tables ON their guests from
the t5td Dominion State. Bruce BE
ask, the captain ana ciach A-- ~ az
of George Washington, IS sum sulLeL l-lE
from the injuries sustained IN last sat
urdays game with Randolph Macon ana
it is unlikely that he viii 1g ih tne H-ts-
up this afternoon. This viii weaken tie
backheld considerably as Ee ls SUI
peT.0r player 10 Winston, VINO VIII nave
TO take his place.
A change may also bee made ut quar-
terBack Steeuerson replacing AIrhmdn.
The coaches have not definitely decided
upon ralS change yet 4O%eN en- anu H. ll
possible that they viii decide to let
Nirkm&u play the position aILeE an ~
has been decided by the athletic board
Co make am extra charge Oh - Genus Loi
admission TO the graEdsJaud. The line
LEFT end. VauvIeit: left tackle. Law,
left guard. M0ssirr center. NOodS' ilEhL
guard. STANLEY OF TAFT: right ldchIe'
Perry right end. ". West, quarter
back. Staauera0u or kiTkmanf LETT half
back. Winston; right halfbaCk, Steven
.Gauaudet Light.
Gauaudet IS acl1uowIedgedIy weak. The
mutes say So themselves, and there IS
little hope OF them defeating the J1i-
ver-5ty Of Maryland this Afternoon Their
sole object viii be 10 Keep down the
score M their opponents. For It's weight
team may DEE -a-A4 10 Dt EtbaAr AaAN
it's average is only 145 pouuGs OF there
about= il Is placed at a great dizadVau-
ta-e among It's heavier rivals.
There IS probably no college team in
tr- United States as light as the boys
from Kendall Green The team Is fast
exceptionally fast but this aValLs prdL-
-icaltE nothing as heavier luemen i'm OPP
posing teams and the mute linemen so
light they break through and nail the
backs before they set started ON the
offensive. the line IF the GaIiaudeJ lends
but little assistance. In the first half
it holds ND fairly we'll but the beet Of
ass rivals tells. and In the second half
the I-uLWejzhts are TAGGED and the
line j. torn 10 slTels-
the IiGe-up of the muLes has not yet
been definitely settled upon, as many
men win iu all likelihood be tried
no di>Cr-diC is 10 be attributed 10 the
AIIres for the weakness of their team.
however ass the number or students at
tending GallaudeI is much less in NUM-
Der tulu i'm the ordinary college and so
few candidate of sufficient weight re-
rorJ that Do has been hard % zee
good team for the past two years The
ends AleulleT, last years nalrback- and
EelchaEd. VIII likely be relied upon most
today IN trick plays I'm the hopes OF
sEiTrilE the end for touchdown
Bruno, Aie--Herr kutzl-b, and Robin
son viii form the back field. ana are eE-
pseled 90 remain ia their positions the
entire game.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
CARROLL DEFEATED
TURNER'S EASILY

Carroll Institute defeated the Turner
Athletic Club ia a practice gene OF
basketball at the institute gymnasium
last night by 81 to .. The Carols out
classed the Turner's at every department
of the game. Kerr basketed the leather
seven times and RObey threw nEe, The
lineup of the teams was as follows;
Iustitute-CuIieu, right forward
Cramer. left forward EODeE, center.
HsIeuder right back, Kerr, left back
Turner Garfield. right forward Luz
cas-. left forward. Raleigh, center,
Scope. left back; Wukesou. right back.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
EASTERNS PLAYING
REMARKABLY GOOD
Business Eleven 0utdOne
at Every Point.

Eastern High school threw a surprise
into the high school followers of ath-
Ietics yesterday, when its eleven defeat
cd that VI Jne Business High School by
10 To % at American League Park.
ii was a wei deserved victory, for
the team that won was iu every respect
superior 10 its opponent EasJern's style
of playing was a revelation 10 those who
had been prejudsing the two teams on
tne form OF past years while the work
81 Business. at all stages of the game,
was about the poorest that could be
imagined.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
Poor Management

Apart from the work of Eastern the
notable feature was the poor manage
ueut VI the crowd. The ubiquitous and
irrepressible small boy fun OF strange
noises. and enthusiasm. was all over the
field. interfering with the view OF those
spectators U mo desired 10 see the game
I'D the proper way from the side lines or
the stands lie was only exceeded ia mis-
torwarIu=7s by the larger boys, who
showed an utter disregard for the rights
OF the players and public, and nCYered
around tLe eoltzlulLg teams so closely
that at times IT was absolutely i'm
possible 90 follow any tactics except
straight pIulses through the line.
E4lam Eastern left Lalrback. broke
through the crowd iu the second half
a=-l made IllEIy-yard run Tor Il
made al that time had Inc Held been
clear There was a claim that some
Eastern enthusiast blocked on the man
who was 10 tackle Hauams and d. may
be- true. but nothing else could DE eG-
g-gLHG lU Ile midst OF such excitement
Many games OF football VIII De played
an American League Park this fall, and
los the mana cement Ropes should De
stretched i've yards from the side lines
IDA addition 20 this. any person caught
within ELa ropes without side line
badge should bee escorted to ine gate
and put ouI VI -ue grounds IT ne pro-
tests OF raises amy disturbance because
of This drastic treatment he should be
cldeutz OF tLis sort viii tend 20 re-
strain Ile "a EeTuess OF the festive youth
who is Indifferent 10 all consideration for
H-Ea. people.
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition of the wa
ter al q. No.; Great FalIs-CoudiJl.u.
81. DaIecarlia TcserEOlE-I -mpeTatura.
81; condition. Gl- condition au north con-
necti0H. 81, condition an south cOuuec-
ton. S. Georgetown distributing Teser-
oir-Temperature. CO. condition an lr-
fluent Eareuouse. 5l- condition an ELll-
euL eatehOuse. 81 Washington city Tes-
erFoir-1 eulperal ure5 G@- condition an lH-
fluent. 3is condition al etHurHt 3d.
Reports IRON HasersIJWn. Ald.. indie
cate that the Shenandoah ANA Potomac
Rivers are Doth clear az that point
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
HEARsTs WANT GAMES.

The Hearst Rifles Basketball team
would like 10 arrange a few games with
teams not in The National Guard League
before the season opens. Address James
$ Diuuls. a53I BrighJWood Avenue north
west. or care Company e. First RegI-
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

Manager Donovan has left Washing
ton. he Is now in FiUtsburg, where he
VIII remain a few days From the
smoky City be viii 60 70 81. Louis ~
try 20 get some Of the 5,5yJ salary san
ing the St. Louis Nationals ia 1903
Bob Fltzsimmoas plans an athletic
college near New York to build up inn
paired cons ttuu0us. This sounds all
right but the old man with the ruby
locks IS liable 70 let loose and break
down q few constitutions occasionally
Tommy Ryan declares positively that.
contrary to the general opinion among
sporting men. he is not q Jew lie gives
the following history OF himself
Tom CItourke won bet or $1,000 ON
my nationality several years ago some
fellow bet him that j was a Hebrew, and
they looked IL up. Here's the correct
dope ou me. 1 was born IN Redwood,
n. y lu March. 1870. My right name
y Joseph Iouugs. My father was d
FFenebman and nay mother Of English
ana ill5u extraction ana mere yOu
are, as Parson Davis would say"
In Chicago the sports believe that
Mayor Harrison stopped boxing bouts
as bait Tor the gOOdy-goody element
when he starts out 0n some Of his more
ambitious political projects.
This has been q Temarkd BILE year ia
many respects. one of the most as
J0nishiug features so FAR has been that
no zap Representative looking FOR cheap
advertising and the adulatiou of ii lot
or ola maids has announced that Ge
would move Iu Congress for the abol-
isHmeut OF the West Point Annapolis
football games.
The University of Chicago has the
making Of Il great backneId. but not SO
much IS thought OF the line.
Starter Murray, az the Worth track,
Chicago. is getting roasted on all sides
and they claim that lac has fallen down
ml5elaDly after his good showing ay
Memphis.
Tim Muruaue thinks IL big mistake
10 have ID lot OF extra men about ou u
bah team ready 10 get In and take
the place of a. man who falls down tLa
feast Bit lie thinks suCH conditions
discourage the old men and tend TO
break up a. winning combination
There never was uoTsemau VINO had
so many friends when punished AS
Charley Dean. driver of BFouchos vino
was suspended at Lexington for laying
lu Ola him and $50 strong was the protest
10 the Judges Dy the most influential
men iu the harness world that he was
IelUztatea next day. There was no
good reason 10 believe that He did not
drive ET0ucho 20 the best Of her ability.
President kayauaugh, of the Southern
League, is being congratulated upon his
nrmness In supporting his umpLres IN
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
George Washington Came.

Those who go 10 see the George Wash
iugton-Richm0nd game are promised
good sport. The teams appear II be
evenly matched and are nearly equal I'm
weight. Last year the game between
these colleges resulted in an easy vic
cory for Richmond, by - 10 6, bat as the
locals have "a Sd per cent improved
eleven this season. they are confident OF
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
EAsTEREs WON our.

The Easterns. last years champions OF
the Railway Relief Association. GOT "a
tad start in the series with The Lighting
Company team, but won the last Two
games. The scores:
The Washington times., 1904-10-15

Three football games are scheduled Tor
Washington this afternoon
Georgetown VIII tackle Nillauova on
GeorgetoWn Field, the game beginning
at 4 o'clock. George Washington VIII
meet Richmond College at University
Park at 4.30 o'clock, and Gallaudet ana
University of Maryland viii Try con-
illusions at Kendall Green at O'Clock.
The game between Georgetown and
NilanOVa promises TO be One-sided, bat
that between Richmond and George
Washington should furnish an exciting
contest. VilIanoya has shown mp none
too well this season, while Georgetown S
team is admittedly much stronger than
usual Galaudet viii be too light TO
withstand the line plunges OF the Mary
Iauders, but has hopes of one of It's
fleet backs or ends Guiding the opposing
players and scoring a touchdown.
Georgetown Absentees.
Georgetown VIII be decidedly weak
eued by the absence Of Mccarthy its
hest end, and big Mcclure and Given.
who VIII be unable 10 play. Eddie SUIT
ton viii take McCarthy's place at end,
and Kelly the big freshman, viii be an
center. Light practice was given the
team 10y Coach Reilly yesterday after
noon, which consisted mostly iu drilling
the team in Interference after the kick
or. Provided Hub Hart plays. which is
probable, the Georgetown backheld Will
present its greatest strength Of the sea-
son.
The lineup viii probably be as FOL
lows:
Vmanova-Left end. Nolan; left tackle
COndrOu; lett guard GTilke; center
smith; right guard Moore right tackle,
kennedy. right end. Mary quarter
back Walsh; right halfback, Torpey
left haIfbacz. O'COuuor, fun back, Nc
t4ehau.
GeorEet0Wn-Left end. lux left tackle
Carroll. left guard. Ormei center kel-
ley. right guard. Nell; right tackle
Mahoney; right end, sutton; quarter
back, lLCGerLtgau. left halflaCk. Lar
KIM right haifnack. Hart or McLauEn-
lin IullbLCE. AlaTtelL-
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
- 80 80 DFPosIT-

National Safe Deposit team. in the
Bank Clerks League, scored three easy
victories over the American Security
Quint on the Palace alleys Hast night
THE z-orez-
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
FOOTBALL GAMES
ON MANY FIELDS
Contests Of IN
terest to Washington.

Football games of interest viii be
played an over the country today.
I'm Washington there viii be three
games. all of "a character to draw large
crowds ana furnish first class sport.
Georgetown meets EUlan0ya on George
town Field. NillauCva has fast team
which should give the Ge0rget9wuers a
hard tussIe.
Richmond College is a strong con-
tender for houors among the lighter
Southern teams. and George Washing
ton viii have it's hands FUN tn beat IL
at Van Ness Park and may lose.
Gallaudet Meets Old Foe.
GaHaudet plays the University of
Maryland at Kendall Green The Mary
laudeIs are the ancient foes OF the
Mutes and when they come together the
fur figs.
Georgetown Props went TO Annapolis
and played the pIebe class OF tEe Naval
Academy his morning as q sort OF pre-
limiul ry 10 the FTiuCet0u-EaVa Acad-
envy same this afternoon.
Penn meets Brown today. but the
game s41lld Lol prove a real test of
the QuakeEs. ability
Harvard ana Cornell are the only big
colleges winch "lll line zap against
teams ot ability. Harvard viii play
N est Point and the form shown in its
early games should make the Cadets
dangerous antagonists.
Cornell clashes with Buckueu The
Ithaca eleven has lately been rounding
INTO FORM AFTER q poor start.
Yale ana Princeton should have no
trouble disposlug or Syracuse ana An
l-apaliSr sHeeElFrly. The games sched-
uleu are as follows.
The Schedule.
Georgetown VS.. Eiuauoya. at George
town Field
Georgetown University VS.. Richmond
The Washington times., 1904-10-15
G. v. j. MEETING
FOR ATHLETICS
Students Hear Addresses
From Prominent Persons.
FACULTY SUPPORT PLEDGED
Professors Will Give Football Men In
struCtion to Make Up Lectures Lost
While at Practice.

A mass meeting OF the Athletic Ass0-
citation of the George Washington Uni
versity was held yesterday Afternoon, In
University Hall, corner Of Fifteenth and
ii Streets northwest, The hall and gal
leries were filed, and many stduents and
visitors could not be accommodated with
seats.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose Of bringing together the faculty
and students OF the university who were
interested in university athletics and
the large attendance and enthusiastic
applause given the speakers indicated
that the interest was general
President Feedham Talks.
Charles w Needham. IL. D., presi-
dent Of the University, presided, and in
his Introductory remarks emphasized the
fact that a college athletic team must
be representative Of the university, Dy
being made up entirely OF students who
are pursuing courses in the university
as candidates for the degrees.
The difference between football and riot,
said the president, Is that football was
exercise Of the muscle under discipline
within Well-fOrmulaIed rules. ana in or
der 10 play wen there must be self-reli-
ance on the part OF every man. The
game tends TO develop seIf-controI. and
seif-rcliauce, and is. therefore. sduca-
tive
Nr. Rorke, the coach, was then in
PRODUCED by the president and gave q
heart 10 heart talk. dwelling upon the
necessity Tor having and regarding dis
ClUliHe and the need or good men, men
who have strength
The Washington times., 1904-10-15

ADVANTAGEOUS are stuI roasting the
Jack o'Brleu-<oah Erusso fight decIar-
ing it 20 bee the tamest affair ever pulled
ON Iu that city.
TOM ROLAND.