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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
opium Pudding Tommy Dying.

Thomas Brennan, better known
among the sporting element as Plum
Pudding Tommy or English Tons
N.Y." was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital yesterday after
noon as a result of prolonged spree.
Hemorrhage of the lungs ensued, and
at an early hour this morning he was
reported to be dying. He lived at
ia Ellis street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
BLOWING Sixty Miles an Hour.

TIE wind was racing Fast Point Reyes yes
terday morning with terrific velocity. which
Increased until the Weather Bureau instra-
ments recorded the speed OF the blast from
the south at sixty miles an hour. The bar
was rough Two little coasters the Maggie
and the Jennie Griffin. were obliged 10 turn
back. The wind kicked up quite sea in the
hsroor. Fcrry-boats rocked and pitched to the
grave discomfort OF the passengers. The
rflot- boat Oracle 6, cruising outside the heads
had her foresail carried away. but serious
l7fehsD was repcrfed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Bic Freighters Arrive.

Two OF the American Hawaiian Steamship
Compsnys big freighters reached port yester-
day The Hawaiian arrived from New York,
by way OF Coronel and San Diego, and the Ne
vadsn came IL from Honolulu The Hawaiian
brought o large general cargo. The Nevadan' s
cargo included s.. 200 bags of sugar, 3S cases
OF pinespplos. BOG bags Of coffee and tons Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
TELLS THE POLICE THAT
THREE MEN ROBBED HIM
Louis NJ. Frank Is Found Lying on
Sidewalk at Grant and Union
SQUARE Avenues

LOUIS M. fTdIk 1S EOuuu Lying OIl
Sidewalk at Grant and Union
Square Avenues.
Louis M. Frank. who lives at 1853
Post street, was found lying on the
sidewalk at Union Square and Grant
avenues shortly after 1 o'clock Suns
day morning by Sergeant Coogan and
Patrolman Connors. The man was
apparently dazed when the officers
found him.
Frank told the policeman thathe
had been held up and robbed by three
men. He said they took diamond
ring from him. which he valued at
$3.50, and they also took several dol
lars from his pockets. One of the
men, he said. struck him on the head
with a club. rendering him uncon-
scious, and he did not remember what
happened then until the policemen
found him. The matter was reported
at police headquarters, and Detectives
Wren and Dinan were detailed to in.
vestigate the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
To Test New Explosive.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 19.-The Gov
ernment has appointed a commission
Of military men to make a report on
a new explosive invented by a New
York man, who has offered the exclu-
sive rights thereof to Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20

day, except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are In
addition to the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus O
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Memoranda.

Per bktn Archer, from Honolulu Feb 19-
Feb IS off the Farallones during heavy SD
gale blew away several sails.
Per stmr Nevadan. from Kahului Feb 19-
Experienced light NE winds to PC NJ thence
to 80 light variable and fresh NV
winds: thence to port fresh to strong Sc winds
and fine clear weather.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Weather Report.

Q2oth Merdidian-Pacihc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1915 .. m
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date, compared with those of the same date
last season, and rainfall in the last twenty
four hours
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
MoNpAY. FEBRUARY 20.

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning toes are given IN the LEFT
dav in the order Of occurrence as TO time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide a. the
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Make Steamship Time.

The schooner Irene. which left here foul
DAYS ago, arrived yesterday at Astoria, hav-
ing made the run in three days which is con-
sidered good time for the average coastins
s.earner The Irene is a four -masted schooner
snd belongs 10 the Gardiner NH Company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20

Net amount of Risks
written during the
year 49,.
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year .--..-..--.-
Net amount in force
December 81. 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
wireless Telegraphy Lecture.

DIR. V. TedeSchi gave an entertaining
and instructive lecture on wireless
telegraphy last night at Washington
Square Hall. The audience consisted
of prominent members of the italian
colony. The lecture was illustrated
by many experiments and by the trans
mission of dispatches by radio-teleg-
raphy with Marconi apparatus. The
lecture was given under the auspices
of the Society of Dante Alighieri.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-The top floors
Of the seven-story Macheta building on Canal
street were ruined by fire last night
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Sun. Moon and Tide.

tinted States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority Of the
superintendent.
SSOTE,-The high and low waters occur at
s,,a cify front (Mission-street WHARF about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
on tide Is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20

BERNARD CREMER President.
CHAS. CRESIER. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
nth day OF January 1905.
SAMUEL L RICHARDSON.
Notary Public.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20
ADvERTISE1fENTs.

0F PEORIA. IN THE STATE OF ILL
NOlS. on the 31st day OF December. A. ID.
ISVf, and Tor the year ending on that day.
made to the Insurance Commissioner OF the
state OF California, pursuant to the provisions
OF sections 610 and GIL of the Political Code.
condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner.
CAPITAL.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
NoSH ......-.. SZOO.O OOO OO
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-20

Losses incurred during the year. .ss2O.oOO 90
Risks and Premiums. Fire Risks Premiums
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
ht.illnncx of wit that made her

sbrillancy OF wit that made her re-
markable. At this time. having just come
through the lines she was dressed ~ the
latest mode. and shone resplendcnt IN an
her hair, This last was Titan tinted and
rippled back from her fair low fore
head. Her complexion was lilies and roses:
and her figure MAGNIFICENT. She was IN
Eft IS told OF Miss Hetty Cary that. on
one occasion. when Federal troops were
passing through Baltimore. she stood at
an open window Of her home and waved
d Confederate flaR. One Of the olncers
passing below noticed the demonstrations
and. calling 1t to Nthe attention Of tho
colonel, asked--shall have her arrested?
The colonel. glancing UP and catching
glimpse OF the vision of defiant loneliness.
answered emphntcally: No, she is beau
tiful enough to do as she pleases.
Stewards somewhat intricate charnc-
ter is excellentlyS delinented. Indeed, the
character drawing throughout IS consist
emily good. Floyd is the hero or the
book, strong, sincere, manly and good.
had esn pulled III Is" stewart out q ths bot.o.a
OF the Atlantic Ocean, very Inu slc more
qualification thus entailed stewart new ,eo ~
allowed him to forget. Floyd was invarl.
ably as eminently reasonanle as nte% sani
from his charming but vulatile friend
before he allowed tho breach TO STAND
between them. Even the unfounded AMI
mostly OF Stewards letters to the pa pa
Contract for building the splendid Halket
I Hospitals. awarded in open competition
to the rival local architects, whom
Stewart had always AFFECTED TO desplse..
was moro than his blinded mis- eInent
could stand. He denounced Floyd as q
false friend and dishonest Judge. and tne
two men met no more tn the e great y
.n1tinp Itself. stewart interposed his own
Boz bod t'' Between Floyd and the savage anger
~ the locked out workmen. and impetn-
ously laying down his life for his fr.end'
expiated all the folly Or MS err - me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
THE COMING OF THD TtDE-15y Mar
garet Sherwood PIP. $50. Sl.t0. Hough--
ton Mlffln 81 Co.. Boston.

ton. Miftin " Co.. Boston.
A high literary quality is the disttn,.
gushing feature OF Miss SherWood,s s
work. She writes exclusively for p peop u.
ply. The bevy of New England school
narms who gathered at the lSmcr 5, y
Inn to read 1bsen o. mornings, ana uis -
cuss the theory of criticism between DIS
of q btittered roll she mildly satlrlzes.
but not In such q way as to make one
feel she Is out of sympathy with NELL ~.
Miss Sherwood is both an impresslo na .l,,.,
studies both books and men, ms is Wen.
With an excellent style and Il true sGn i
of the poetry Of things, she writes del-
catcly and with refined and cultivated hi,,
probation. Her book, however, VIII ma
its highest favor only in those select New
England readlng. circles for whom II is
evidently especially written
1.-THE Coming OF the Tide" Is q summer
idyl, whose quiet course ends with q RAJ n
er unexpected to,lch OF violent action. q
Maine coast town supplies the scene. ana
the sea supp4es the background OF ~ ~,
ing nature, which the author has palntSu
In with fidelity and pretty. fancy. ~
poetry. only 1t is always q more or us
conscious poetry The beating, charslls
and cliangecss sea is mysterious ana
wonderful because Miss Sherwood. with
finished art, has depicted it so, not pc
cause God made it marvellous ana SET
1t down for MANS mind. groupln Sly 70
wonder ut. There Is a heroine IN TINS
book who loves the sea enough, to r,,s1,,
pref 1t In every mood to herself. Oddiy
enough, she is n girl from Richmond VIZ,
ginia Miss Sherwood being the second
New England writer within the year TO
take heroine from this city,,
Frances yNimot is like no other South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
COMMISSION BUSY.
Portsmouth Terminal Cases Still
On-SeVeral Charters Granted

. e T.. \ = T. i. + y
On--Several Charters Granted.
The State Corporation Commission was
Kept busy yesterday hearing the Ports
mouth and Norfolk Terminal taxation
case. The hearing had been continued
tron October 9th to yesterday. Mr.. j..
Davis Reid, Mayor Of Portsmouth, and
Mr.. T. Nj. Hatton, the City Attorney,
appeared before the Commission and sub
mitted argument In favor Of increasing
the assessments on the property Of the
Terminal Companies. The case is stIll
pending.
The Commission yesterday issued the
following charters:
Colonial Building Corporation. Principal
office, Norfolk; incorporators c. A.
Woodard, president; w. c. Cobb, vice
president; Willard Il. Cook, secretary
and treasurer, all OF Norfolk. CAPITAL
stock, maximum, $4,000; minimum, $780,
900. Objects and purposes, to manage
and conduct places of amusement hote,s
theatres, etc.
The General Fire Assurance Corpora.
ton Of America. Principal office nlch-
mond. Incorporators, ELI Smith, presi.
cert, iopoktn, n. j.: E. a. Hynds vice
president, Hobolen, N. j.. NJ. Freeman,
| secretary, New York, Capital stock
maximum. $4,000; minimum, $4,000. OBJ
| jects and purposes to do general fire
and marine insurance business.
Standard Loan and Security Company,
| Incorporated Principal Office Ports
mouth. Incorporators, Max Stark, prcsi-
| dent; Abraham NJ. Goldsmith, vlce-pres,-
A
| urer all of Portsmouth,. Va. Cnpltal
| stock, maximum. 5000 minimum, $1,000
| Objects and purposes, to lend money, to
secure the payment Of loans, ETC.
| Bank of Glover, Incorporated, PrincI-
| pal office. Glover, Halifax county. In
! corporators, G. A. Gregory, president,
| Glover; j NJ. Polard,- vice-nresldent,
| Glover: Garland Gibson, cashier, Covng-
| ton, Ky, Capital stock. maximum s25,-
0o1. .r.::imum $1,000 Objects and pur-
poses, general banking business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
Books and Authors.

Captain A. r. Nahan's important new
contribution co. TO !, american history Sea
1872" will be published in two volumes
OF Oct. 2lst by Little. Brown & Co.. lBos- 1.
ton. IT happens that on the same date.
Day Celebration OF the Victorian Club OF
Boston on THE Death of Nelson. Cap
tain Mahnn Will sail for abroad later III
the month. }2&A
was there ever a successful author who
was not pestered with Inquiries az 10 .how
ne did d., ity James me- Branch Caseil, whose
been issued in holiday dreAs by the Har-
pers. receives so many such inquiries that
ne b. adopted a form OF reply WHICH, he
1 do my best work. so runs Mr. Cabeli,s
statement, lying at full length in q
marble tank filled with goldfish. with
TO lessen the heat Of Inspiration" AS a.
matter OF fact, Mr. Cabell declares he
does not know his methods OF compo-
sition further than that he rarely aver
ages a thousand words at a sitting and
That he works only ut night. q
ys oHnn has dv hnng wh9 a ig
ionkers and New York, Is soon 10 bc-
Gomez come, a country MAJ again y have blue
Is on fy No ssf hnsand srs
] hope before long to be able to pro.
Vie t;oa an appearance e. public with limited
urKeSs Large
he added, slyly. mo Item In ether c.asy
Will go out without my slgnature.1 Mean
while, Mr.. Bangs has leased q large estate
at Rye, New York. and, what is especiu.-
~ interesting. will make his home there,
tt onnr ard wth Simeon Ford the areh,
resgnn ana the pf Flick M
Bangs has devoted himself to the writ
latest volume. Mrs. Rafles, a witty pur-
qqay: has just been published through the
s.s
U Anintoresting volume Of travel nv Frnnl,
Wlborr' >,,ndar 1.he tItie ~ "a CommcrSia aI
Traveller In South America Is announced
by Mcclure PhIlIins Mr1'viborr. who Id
connected win the great 1r,n of Ink
Observation-Disclosures, Ault & Wiborg, found It
necessary for business reasons last year
to make n trip| fhroigh South Amcrcn
He Went from Panama ma mat to Ecuador, Peru.
Chile across the Andes and the pampas
to Argentine. Uruguay, Paraguay. and
thence home vim RIO Jnnelro. The book
is a chattw and entertaining record Of hIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
pre- s, sequence in the order Of affairs,

pr ,.!, sequence IN the order OF affairs,
Ono grows TO consider Miss Cynthia
ny ny real friend. and to enjoy the vagaries
OF her Juvenile nclghbors, the Pupper
twins. One puts down the book wien
the end is reached with a feeling OF dis
tlnct betterment for having been intro.
duced, In fiction. TO q heroine t l1a /. With
out being anything but womnnly, gentle and
sympathetic, has won the respect ana tho
admiration OF her book audience by right
OF her real Yenuineness and goodness
3REBEccA MA.RY..-By Annie Hamilton
.s5# Donnell. Sl6O. Hnrper-& Bros, New
York; Bell, Richmond.
Felicia IS, IA; are you trying to make me
cry ~ This is what the minister asks
his vile when she tells him OF the pitt
~ 'unchildlikeness" OF little Rcbecca
Mary. n q -
ttebecca Mary IS book TO be wept
over. Hard-hcarted indeed is the one who
does not feel n lightning OF the throat
and n mist over the eyes at the pathetic
.yearnings OF the little New England Puri-
tan for q mothers love and understands
Ing. Little Rebeccn Mary is under tho
care Of her Aunt Olivia, woman whose
stern adherence to the path OF duty and
whose, impenetrablc New England reserve
have led her sunconsciously to treat her
little ward as groWnup. 5a87
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
Bakewell- Ola ggett.

Miss Emily Virginia Mason, Of George
town. ID. G.. celebrated her eighty-eighth
sbirthday on Sunday last She Is daugh-
Ter of the late General John Thompson
Mason, of Leesburg I.oudoun county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

Confederate flag Of the Thirty-third vir-
glnia Regiment, Stonewall Brigade The
old relic was given the veterans by the
widow Of Captain Charles Arnall, adju-
tant Of the Fifth Regiment, who has had
1t for years.
DR.. Richard MoI1waine and wife are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh a..
White, OF Lexington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter, who
reached Richmond Thursday evening, are
at the Jefferson Hotel.
Mr.. Charles Orbach of New York, is
a guest at Murphy's Hotel for q few
days Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

CICERO IN MAINE, by Martha Baker
Dunn. Pr. $50. $l.25 net Houghton.
Mifiin & Co.. Boston
All OF these pleasant essays nave up up
nenred within the past few years IN the
pistnric Boston magazine, whose literary
standard remains to-day perhaps ,,, the
highest in our perodica literature; \; Ih ta
worthS rs Pslns has he
portant qualities which 70 70 na tf!s,.
successful ossayist.; She has the wisdom
OF experience ana OF pooas sraa " ~. stvIn-
The essays deal in part with reminis-
cnces OF school days at frcshWnter
academy in Maine. and IN part YIN p ts1R
s scr bent with the suggestiveness
or essays" says the publishers announce.
ment, they combine the readnbleness O;
our hearty assent There are nine OF
the essays In the book, and any OF them
will provide pleasant and profitable CON-
partnership for quiet hour.
Colonel .Halkct, who had t ,,,l aea me me
to pose as the very type 81 the l pnlial1e
as as the the adored i Of his men and whose
ewes were opened with shock 50 sud
den and unexpected as 70 kill MN m 40 10
admirably conceived and developed: mere
is n good love-story running through the
piness, though not in the way lie would
for years have looked for i. inc lov owe
should be, to the development Of the
lives of the two leading characters; me
story is painted on n canvas OF suihcieht
size, and minor personages arc sketch-
ed in with fidelity and skill. Judged IN
almost any way, THE Ancient Grudge"
is a splendid, vigorous story. OF tho kind
of which we get altogether too few ana
1t lifts its author to q rank far higher
ho hal pra
THE ISLAND OF ENTERTAINMENTS
by Justus Miles Foreman. Pr, 1o6
Boxed S160 Harper g. Bros, New
York; Bell. Richmond.
Howard Pyles colored illustrations,
some come cover and effective dress Of paper
and type combine to mako this a holiday
gift book of no little prettiness, Tho
story Is u medieval one with q Vene-
e era style and method are at times
singularly suggestive Of the, work OF
h.ai.iis count unit him SO clever as Mr. ca-
he'll The tendency to mannerism and af-
recitation il all that Mr. Foreman writes
tYpe Of d!s pseudo ancient chroncng which
ss Sort sn o th ss Y plopa ms
at his best
= THIA.-T3y Florence Morse Kingley,
Pm. fs21. Price 81 80. Dodd, Mead &
Nothinx purer sweeter or more refresh-
Ing can lie ina gned than this idyl Of New
England village lifs that Florence sr, Morse
iinntteegesting ana so full OF the real whole
/, some M philosopy Of risht Lying and right
thinking. -, !. ,,,,,,r,sa one
Nv Th rs in ntFlc , and no knotty problems
"a unravel at the expense H uone's st pa,
thence and brain power. M ~ a,G stn na.
tural a manner. that one fse!s y w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
School at Fort Loudoun.

So Miss Katherine Glass, principal Of Fort
Eoudonn Seminary Winchester Va, has
recently purchased the property on which
I her school stands The outlines of the old
Fort Loudoun which was built by George
washington when a young man, can stu
he seen, and this fact gives an historical
5s,gniticance to the site. Misses Glass and
Gold will permanently establish their
school for girls on this property.
i Bernhardt-Briel.
Cards have been issued for The marriage
Sof Miss Carrie j. Briel daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthias Briel, of this city, 10
Mr.. Otto Paul Bernhardt. the marriage
30 take place in ST. Johns German Evan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

ern girl that we personally have even
met but Of course we must not scensure
her for that. Frances jokes occasionally,
Wild muse Of poetry itself. What she
says In her monodies anent tne seq -
beautiful and sympathetic, but we met
a girl who talked in that Way,We KNOW KNOW
where. at once The two men in the story
who love her are well done, particullas lriy
Paul Warren. who had family ,tr res
and who, before the coming OF. Frances.
was as dry and rnusty as one OF ms !, Own W.
volumes OF Spinoza. But underneath ms
stream Of manhood , hna not eulfe III LII
set it rushing and whirling IKE mi might guy
torrent. ,,;s.
Sherwood's style, her pleasant sentiment
and delicate fancy She writes for the
few, and these viii find IN her much that
complies a genuine admiration.
PURPLE AND FINE LINEN.-By Emily
Post. PIP 3is. $50. D. Appleton 8:
Co. New York.
The erring Judgment of publishers which
not infrequently leads them 70 besto"
q $3.50 dress on the product o. me , u,li.s
novel factory has seldom Ia : oe eSIs BOOK BOO,
IN referring to Purple and f1ne L,n en-
as a dime novel, we wish not 70 De ia nv,
sas crticiZig It's plot. for there Is ny .Iio,'
we are merely aiI ,i6 g hocifneyed Incl
maze Yme e rtiSinated in BY a group OF shad-
owy nonentties Is here rehashea - ~ 'd the
Euage that reaches the eX.reme ,,o ~ t ~.
trlVla,. ~, M 90 % Is reprinted as q fair
sample OF the authors manner; hor
Cora squeezed up 70 : GamIIaa ~ arc arc
o 49, And then they both apparently
i wonder If we are going 70 ii' No
rooms near together! >. W4o VS.
man you, were taihi's ~
MI. Mos, .,
Is he nleeT what Is Mr. Stuart
- Overwhelmingly. "ia II = 4
like?' -,
81 !" .Awfully nice nice ,,;,n nc much as Paul
no , ro you
"of course, m"l' Ne noc careful. or Paul's
on, !, G I,,' ~ io,nt -
nose VIII pc out ,oIc5 , .;
well he is in love MA VAN y Good deal more
Camilla ana Cotn az t,I we forbear 10 quote.
N sili,,al s Stuart, the familiar bachelor
lnllionalre 1t'in - -. cte1 Nv her pretty face
ried Gamma, as.ia ), or AZ Of witty con-
no less oi'as s,n y, father wanted him
versh.l . u. !, I'd Camilla no doubt answered
t i 19aveoncd the habit Of taking Mrs;
ne e, aa!s'G1 pco netween his hands on all
s nt,,ttrnnntal occasions and addressing her
s ~ ia - Camilla soon got bored by N, lnis
as as, nf thing and started q violent nirta-
sor, , vi t PAN Trowbridge, Nothing hap.
non, pcns. however From first page TO l t1s
tthere is only trash OF purest ray "a; t,oi %
yond that there IS nothing 70 cI'u rhich
Il W. wou u, have been SO much simpler not 70
write.
an, /, r,rcu pATROL,--By Jack
l. II a I1,,,,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
MIKE MURPHYs SUCCESSOR.
Steve Farrell Now Talked of for Yale
 Trainer.

Yale is having a hard time getting an athletic coach and trainer to sue ceed Mike Murphy. Keene Fitzpat- rick. the University of Michigan coach. has accepted skyrocket offer from Michigan and signed a contract for five years at terms which Yale cannot af- ford An unfavorable answer has been received from Michael F. Swee- ney. the Hill school trainer. whose in come is said to he between S6.O00 and $S.OOo. The Yale salary is between S2.5O0 and S3.5O0.
 Steve Farrell of Rockville. the old professional sprinter, is now talked of. He has assisted Mike Murphy in han ding the Yale track team for two or three years. The names of Pooch Don ovan of the Worcester academy and Otto Monahan of the Hotchkiss school. Lakeville. are also talked of. Other candidates are George Foster Sanford. the track and football athlete. and Doe" Hull. who was trainer of the football team in 1898
 There is a score of candidates and the Yale athletic committee has an in teresting midsummer problem to wrestle with in choosing the right man. Manager Sands of the track team is staying in New Haven during his vacation till the affair is settled. and Manager White of the football team is also in New Haven