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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
GRuELLING WORK FOR YALE.
Scrub Scores Two Touchdowns After Long
Runs Through Varsity Eleven.
nv Telegraph to The Tribune.l

,5uuaven Conn Nov S-Yale had af-
.ernoon of gruelling work to-day the varsity
being driven to it's utmost by a squad of coaches
that included HeffelfEger and Glass the famous
Yale guards; AL Sharpe, the punter' Boomer.
Sanford. Owsley, Rockwell, Camp and Hinkey.
All of the regulars were back in their POSITIONS
in the secret half except Gates and Shevlin.
ends Jones quarterback and the three first
string backffed men.
The scrub was the strongest of the year ana
the varsity play was satisfactory Heffelhnger
paid especial attention to the three centre men
on the offence, and looked over the team work
in general. He will stay with the team sew
eral days as will AL Sharpe who is TO take spe-
cial charge of the backfield and punters.
There exists general impression among the
Yale undergraduates that Yale is being rated
too highly on the showing it has made thus
far, and that, while the coaching this year has
been of exceptional quality. the team that de-
feats Harvard will have TO be good one. Yale
is not yet sure that the Blue has such team.
In the open practice to-day Congden lined up
in Cates's place at left end. Forbes played left
tackle. Erwin back at left guard, Flanders
centre. Trip. right guard: Bgelow right
tackle; Overall, right end; Hutchinson quarter
back: Roome and Stevenson, halfbacks, and
Levine. fuilback. At the opening of the second
half Knox, who has been coming fast
likely halfback, made a sensational run from the
Do yard line and scored the varsity A few
moments later Dimes. the sub quarter, caught
varsity kick and wriggled the whole length OF
the field for touchdown evading all the varsity
eleven.
While Erwin was back at guard it is still
insisted by the faculty that scholarship condi-
ton will keep him from playing. Hockenberger,
the regular left guard, the scrub to-
day. Sharpe spent a hall hour developing punt
ers from a field consisting OF Linn, Veeder
Roome and Wylie. all of whom are kicking fifty
yards.
John Drew interested observer of the
Yale varsity at secret practice to-day, being the
guest of Mr.. Camp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
NO scRIMMAGE AT PRINCETON.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

Princeton, y. j.. Nov S-The Princeton coacnes
continue to work the Tigers behind closed gates.
The work to-day light All the varsity men
were out but there was scrimmage work. The
souad had long signal drill and preliminary
work at tackling the dummy. Following this the
,varsity and scrub lined up and walked through all
the different plays under the careful attention Of
tbe coaching staff who showed each mis-
proper position during any particular play. 1t is
reported that several plays tried.
Tooker remained the field after the others try
some field goals under the careful coaching of
ex-Captain John Dewitt. G. he did some good
work and is developing into valuable
Gresham Poe. 'o2, of the famous football family.
arrived here to-day to assist in the coaching, and
he is a great addition to the staff, which is now
the largest Of the season. The physical condition
Of the team has improved rapidly, especially in
the last days.
The team will be in good condition for Cornell.
A hard game is looked for and the Tigers will
probably not line up but this week for a
scrimmage The practice tomorrow will be open.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SECRET PRACTICE FOR CORNELL.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

[By Telegraph The Tribune
Ithaca. y. Y, Nov. S.--The next to last practice
before the Princeton game held behind closed
gates to-day the varsity going through the hard
est practice OF the week. Bill Caldwell. 99, gave
the heavy lnemen long individual drill before the
scrimmage. Every man, with the exception of Cos
tello. reported and two teams were formed and
put through signal practice.
The varsity then pitted against the second
varsity. Poak the first and Rice on the
second team quarterback. The work was of the
hardest and snaDpiest sort. Sheldon at left
tackle instead of right. while O'Rourke used
in Costelo's place With these exceptions the line
up regular. The ball kept constantly in the
scrubs territory, the same old of FUN
bling the varsity only scored once. On the second
team the same fault noticeable. The sophomore
team replaced the second against the varsity, and
also scored
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
TWO 'CHAsES AT PIML1C0.
Amur and Wool Gatherer Win Over the
Jumps After Spirited Races.

Baltimore. Nov s-Seven races were decided at
Pin,ico to-day before big crowd. There were two
steenIechases or the programme. Amur won the
FIRST and Wool Gatherer the second. Flara, with
Bernhard up fell at the second jump, put the
Jockey escaped with a bad shaking up Inc sport
was interesting from end to end. The summaries
follow:
First race for $3.50 added five surlongs
The Clown, liz tWishard), to and out Won; Hsaa-
g1s rssmsf !Us to and to s. third Time los
samuel P Nj side view peceiffui Lady, Sergeant Tom
second race (for three-year-ods; $3.50 added mile
forty y,rds-AzeIina 100 tWishard, to and TO
second: a Woodshade i0S klenck, to and even third
Time. :4e Trapezist, Dance Music Blue Buck and Rs
Third steepiechase selling: and
over; $3.50 ADDED: abou, two miles,-Anlur. 142 tE
and s. second: cafoorahatchee. 1as tsayassl
to and to 3 third Time 4:so5 Butter, Bus, lSa,s Iar
and Postmaster also Postmaster refused fourth
jump. -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los tChrstianl. 10 and to
Delphie. 113 (Creamer), to and to secona
Time 1:l6 Hazel Baker. simlas. ST. Marsrave Float
about Quiet Tip viperine and Carrie Jones also ran
over: s45o added: about two mes5@woo 14s
(P Gallagher to and even won; ExPansons. 10
(TIagan) I to / and to l. third. Time, 431h. Buck
o'Dowd, Gansevoort Captain Hayes Parnassus kirka
lexington and Flara also krkleVington retused
fourth Jump. Flara fell second
Sixth flor maiden three year-ods and over Sdoo
netD, to and to O. won; Nooiesse Vnnse. ~. iV1
(Crimmins) 10 to and to second; Alum Ma5s. 9'
ard Bearer Won Rosen Mago Knight of Weston and
Fancy also ~
and one-quarter miles)-Nne Spot 90 (Ash.
WORTH ! 8. won; Yeoman. "a (Rley). 8
to and r6 n R os Wsem Mite H
McWiliams also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Programme for the Country Club
of LakezCOOd Tournament.

The Country Club of Lakewood has issued its
programme for the annual fall open golf tourna-
ment to be held November 23 "a and %. A start
will be made with eighteen medal play pre-
minary round, contestants qualifying in four six
teens for the following prizes: Country Club of
Lakewood Cup, Metedeconk Cup, Carasaljo Cup
and Manetta Cup. There will also be a gold medal
for the best score in the qualifying round An all
day handicap at eighteen holes viii be played on
the last day. The programme follows:
Thursday. beginning at m-Qualifying round.
eighteen holes. medal play
Friday $50 m.Ff.st match play rounds; 80
second match play rounds.
Saturday $50 m.-Sem!-fnai play rounds:
D. play rounds; Country Club OF Lake
Handicap, all day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SIGNAL DRILL AT N, Y. u.

The New-York University team cam. through
the Rutgers game without suffering the loss Of
any more players although Stiefel's ankle was
slightly w-enched. Wilson oiG some good puntir,c
in the game. showing considerable Improvement
over his work in previous games and in practice
The tandem plays worked we'll and 1t is
probable that this formation, with Cornell playing
fuIback viii be used extensively in the remain
ing games
Captain Cragin went in at right tackle causing
considerable surprise. Hayden. freshman played
good game at left end. and seems to re-
tain his position The varsity through
an hours signal drill yesterday while the scrub
lined up against Dwight School The schoolboys
were outweished considerably, but played a good
game, losing by OF 40
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
VICTORY FOR FORDH4M.
Long End Runs Encompass the
Defeat of MargIand.

II game tha: interesting from beginning
to end the Fordham University eleven defeated the
Maryland University team yesterday by score o.
1e to O Tie visitors played havoc WITH Fordham S
line going through nearly at will. bur were unable
to circle the Bronx boys ends Time after time
they tried. but downea by either Coogan o.
SfskinA who played brilliant game.
In thu first half Fordf,arn scored two touchdowns.
one on a long run by Gargan, and another by
White wig was pushed over the line for the sec
ond touchdown after the ball had been WORKED I, 10
MarylsEd's 5-yard line. In the second half the
Fordhsm line could hold their opponents ana
it looked if they would be SWEET of their feet
but they took a final brace and Maryland coulo
not score Siskind end run which netteo
forty yards. made the third touchdown Ihs lineup
fnlln.aS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MARYLAND L (O).
HOLY CROSS AND AMHERST AT ODDS
Worcester Collegians Clamoring to Sever
Athletic Relations.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune

Worcester. Mass, Nov. S.-Followng the reading
of the monthly marks at Holy Cross to-day the
Rev. Joseph F. Hanseman. president of the col
Iege took occasion to compliment the students Tor
the restraint shown IN the amherst game on
Saturday. He said there might have been gooo
for the precipitation OF riot owing TO lne
action of Captain Hubbard of the visiting team in
injuring a Holy Cross player.
The student body is clamorng TO nave athIetlc
relations with Amherst broken off, as 1t Is under
stood that college upholds the playing OF Captain
Hubbard, and that he will not apologize Although
William Welch. the graduate manager; Is doing
everything to forestall such action on the part or
the directors of the athletic association, the stu
dents expect to have both football and baseball
relations severed .s--.
Hederman. the player injured by Hubbard. is a
little improved, according to the attending physi-
clan tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PROBABLE sHAKE-UP AT AMHERST.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Amherst, Mass. Nov. There was no practice
yesterday for the Amherst team this afternoon
the Will into secret practice for the rest
OF the week in preparation for the game with
Dartmouth Saturday. Corbin of Yale will be
the referee and Dadmun, of Worcester the umpire
The team. il is to-day. is in rather poor con-
dtion, owing to the brusing contest with Holy
Cross last Saturday Captain Hubbard is not
only suffering from injuries. b1t is also a BIT
fine and will probably stay of the practice
altogether this week. There is a good deal of
talk In regard a big shake-up in the team
II is expected that Lewis Will take the place of
Snattuck a quarter. and that Connell will sup
plant Ieadbetter al guard.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
WITH THE MEADOW BROOK HOUND

Hampstead. Long Island. Nov. (SpeciaD.-A
good sized field hunted the north country
of Long Island to-day at the meet OF the Meadow
Brook hounds. and three foxes started and
TO earth. Mr.. Collier drew the rens over a
breedy Irish hunter and others who rode cleverly
taking all their fences in good form Bev-
erley Robinson, Mr. and Mrs Reginald Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr.. Miss Cor
nelia Bryce and S. Willets.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PLAY AT FOREST PARK.

A large field took part in the Election Day handi
cap on the links OF the Forest Park GoH Club.
Members competed in Glasses A, and c. with
the following results:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Romanelli rode two winners yesterday in cleve
style J. Jones' O'Neil, B. Smith and schaffner ais
earned brackets.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

The stewards would confer favor racing folk
If such consistently bad actors as Diamond and
Old England not allowed to go to the barrier:
If a horse cannot be properly schooled he should
be reegated the stud to a, milk wagon.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

The percentage of winning favorites at Aqueduct
is far below the average In thirtyseven races de-
cided only nine pronounced first choices have won,
and two of these were at prohibitive Odds
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
sELEE BACK IN BASEBALL.

Chicago Nov. S.-Frank c. selee, former man
ager of ne Chicago National League Club will
manage the Pueblo club. of the Western League.
next season, according to President ONeiu, Of
that organization.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Cross Riding Goods

Mems English Saddles-the stand
ard with riders everywhere
From $3.50
English Crops and Riding Sticks IN
a great variety of newest designs
From S1.75
Ladies English Side Saddles-our
own manufacture and those OF other
fashionable London makers
From SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Boots Durnell continued his war on j. j. Nc
Cafferty when Cutter the selling race at one
mile The horse entered to be sold for 1000,
but it cost J. A Weinberg. her 1905 to retain
her. McCafferty trains the hlly.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SMITH WINS AT WEE BURN.
[By TeIegraph q rhe Trlbune.

tBy Telegraph Tie Tribune
Stamford, Conn, Nov. 81. Ciscoe Smith won
the thirty-six hole handicap at Wee Burn to-day
with net score of 154 The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Muth the little apprentice jockey who was badly
injured at Aqueduct Tuesday when Lady Ellison
fell was slightly better last night, and the doctors
at St Marys Hospital. Jamaica, hol dout hopes for
his recovery He regained consciousness for
short time yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SUMMARIES.

two d $500 added av, trlopg good
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Cloten last away from the post closed with a
bearing out in the run through the stretcn. Gin
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13

comparable.
Psrecfa estar acechando siempre, "A quien) Proba-
blemente los pfcaros.
Cada conducia la Durande de Guernsey
Saint Mal6 Llegaba este 1tno punto ell martes por
la noche Perm sneca ALI dos dias para la carga,
ell vernes por la mahana volvfa salir Guurnesoy
En- aquela epoca existfa en- Sajnt-Mal6 una reduci-
da hosteria en- e puerto Il ~ ada |, posada Jean.
La construction de los actuale, mueles hzo desapa-
recer dicha posada Por qu5 tempo, el llegaba
hasta la puerta de SaDt Vincent la de Dinan: duran
te la baja, Sant-Ma Saint-Servau CONT
nicaban por dio de que rodaban circula
ban los buques seco evando las boyas las An
corss las jarcas arr;esg andose rcmper
cadote de cuero una verga baja un b4upres.
Entire las dos mareas, los cocheros arreaban ca
balos por aquel arena, donde, horas despues
el viento azotaba las Por aquella misma playa
rreeaban tempo los veintcuaro slanos porteros
de Saint Eao que comieron un ofci i de marina en-
1910.
Este exccso de cello hzo que fuesen su m dos Hoyya
no Sc oyen adrdos nocturnos entire ell Taard menor
ell mayor.
FL sefor Cubin paraba en- la posada Jean donde es-
taba instaado ell desp-cho fr,rces de la Durarde
All ban conner a oeber los aduaneros los guar
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fagas. Su eufermo q Oceano habfa hecho viae
afcdedor del muado tai como hace cinica
mnando los ci1nas buena mala
,ud conocia fordo la paoogfa de las esaciones. Sc
ola enunciar hechos como ell s2uiene:
Una vez, en- 1856 el baron ero descendio tres Il
1eas bajo la tempestad.
Era marno por a6c6n Pr fesaba odo In
gla ezra como Garlic experimenaba por el Habia
estudiado cuidadosamene la marina ngesa para
pare deb Explicaba que diferenciaoa ell So
geyrgn de 1867 del Royal William de 1870 de la Vtc-
terry de 1885,
Comparaba los castillajes. Echaba de menos las to-
res encima de cuberta las coas forma de embudo
del Greet Harry de 1914 probabemette bo ell punto de
vista de la baa francea que perfectamene ALOHA
ba aquellas superfcies Para e las nacones dnca-
mente existfan por insucones maritimas; lie eran
pecuiares extra1as slnonmias.
Inglaterra sofia designarla el nombre de zri-
ntfy House. Escoca e de N0ytheyn commissioners
4 Irlanda e de Ballast boayd P1sefa gran mime
de d4tos: afabeto amauaque; mapa tarifa
S. saba de memora ell ale de los faros espe ,ial-
mene e de os ingleses pasando pot delante de
pagaba un pcnque por toneada; delante de aquel un
farthing Os Gecia "E faro de Small Rock que no
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Un epis odio de
las uItimas guerras

Un Official de Artilerfa procedente
de la izquierda del Ejercito ruso y
que aca ba de llegar 4 San Petersbur-
60, cuenta un episodio que prueba 10
sanguinario de esta guerra.
Cuarenta japoneses, entire los cus-
les Sc halla ban cinco ohciales SC vie
rou cercados en- una CAS- Ia china por
fuerzaS rusas muy considera bles. Gin
CO solo Sc rind'eron
Los ohciales Ell resto de los sol
daaos Sc suicidaron antes que tae1
en- names del enem 60.
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Nur iii bis III WalbingtOn 9fDenue.
Seors Seranton.

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@on petersburg.

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Sobn 6arbcr pOu Sruius slueuus, er.
wiI6te WiOutus in ibrss @rOBuuters
8obnuns cine 5Iuide nit S6uapps
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wurOs iis nidt 10 trant wie oieis uni
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wiro am 1. September bier erOffuet
peroen.
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flag.
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