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The Washington times., 1907-09-09

THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY.
Organized by Special Act Of Congress
IN 1871.
CHARLES WILLIS NEEDHAN IL D.
President.
s7th Session. 19O7-os. opens Sept. q. 1907.
Undergraduate. Graduate, and Professional
ton High Schools and other accredited sec
ondary schools are admitted 20 the under
graduate courses without examination
Buildings
University Hal. 18th and H streets.
Law Building. 1920 Il street
Medical and Dental Building. 1925 II street.
Engineering, 1880 ] street.
Architecture, 1882 street.
Education. 1884 I street
WOmen's Building. 153e-5S I street.
The University Hospitals. I353-35 II street.
National College Of Pharmacy. SOS street.
Departments.
ARTs AND SCIENCES.
GRADUATE STUDIES.
Graduate courses, leading to degrees Of
Master Of Arts Master OF Science. Civil
Engineer. Electrical Engineer. Mechanical
Engineer, and Doctor Of Philosophy.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Undergraduate courses. leading TO degrees
Of Bachelor OF Arts and Bachelor Of
Science.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF EN-
CHEERING
Undergraduate courses leading 20 the
BacheiJT 81 Science degrees in Civil. Flee
tT1cal, md Mechanical Engineering
DIVISION OF ARCHITECTURE.
Undergraduate course, leading 70 the de-
gree OF Bachelor Of Science in Architecture.
COLLEGE OF THE POLITICAL
SCIENCES.
Undergraduate and graduate courses
leading 10 degrees Of Bachelor Of Arts,
Master OF Arts, and Master Of Diplomacy
DIVISION OF EDUCATION.
Undergraduate courses. leading 70 de-
Erees Of Bachelor Of Arts and Teacher
Diploma.
MEDICINE.
4 four-year course. also a nve-yesr course,
leading to the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine.
DENTISTRY.
A three-year course. leading 70 the degree
OF Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
LAW.
Regular law course. leading TO the de-
gree Of Bachelor Of Laws.
Graduate courses. leading 10 the degrees
Of Master OF Laws. Master Of Patent Law.
and Doctor of Jurisprudence.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Three-year course. leading 70 the degree
OF Doctor OF Pharmacy
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OTIS D SWEET. Registrar.
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Y. Il. C. j. INSTITUTE S 20 ?,
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Oilers practical courses OF study IN Com
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General Preparatory subjects. Class work
conducted at night, $50 70 10 O'Clock Fac
ulty Of p Instructors 625 students season
Iso6-o7. Superb educational equipment with
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calendar year, s.. Moderate class fees Day
school. courses in English. Mathematics and
Mechanical drawing. Opening night. Friday
September q. For bulletin. terms, etc apply
20 MYRON J. JONES, Director
Phone 1890. 1I36 Street.
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National Cathedral School
For Girls.

OPENS OCTOBER {.
Primary, Preparatory. and Academic Depart
mentas Students Admitted 20 College on
Certificate Graduate Courses.
Instruction in Art Without Extra Charge.
Special Attention Given to Music
steinway Pianos for Practice.
F1reproof Building. Resident Graduate Nurse.
Coaches for day pupils leave Dupont Circle
at s;25 A. m; return $50 p. m. Cars leave
Georgetown at $50 and $50 a. m.
RT REV. Il. z SATTERLEE, d. D. IL. D.
President Board Of Trustees.
MRS. BARBOUR WALKER, n. A. Principal.
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Army s Navy Coach

WASHINGTON, D. c.
Remarkable Success in all Recent Exams.
Special Coaching for the Following Exams
West Point and Annapolis entrance,
Army and Marine Corps, 2nd Lieutenant
Navy Pay Corps. Assistant Paymaster.
Revenue Cutter Cadet, and College Entrance.
For particulars. address NJ. DOWD. Principal
se2-u I4l0 Harvard Street
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coLUaIBIA COLLEGE,

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
New buildings. new equipment. The most
comfortable and most conveniently arranged
college buildings IN the South Most health
fuI location Unusual advantages IN Music,
All, and Expression Literary standard equal
20 that OF best colleges for men. University
methods Session opens September g 1901.
CatslOEue free. ". ". DANIEL. An. DID,,
Pres aul5-90t
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FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL.

Fail term. Sept Is. Quick easy method for
adults: classes or private lessons: trial free
MILE. V. PRUD' HOMME. sl4 Ind. ave. tear
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ssn,sd ~ turn cut. The AVens"r " vas hen
Naeh q, The surprise II these three yachi-men.
tho AveugeY vas turned out prarftcallY q
rscins 'nsrhirs ard she rated y The bottom
~ tho "a foot clas- instead of the top II the
vs. ~ cssrcnqp IS 70 y. Tor q Yacht IN N.
- foot class the performance n the Mort
this yesr are II more than Ordinary interest.
The EnorT rad the Nicola AMI lr'iiia ~ sail
against and .he Won many pri.es IN many
events she met the three new y footrrs, Nnd
20 these she had 81 allow y seconds . m,le
In her seasons racing she has shown that she
is well able to do this. and " -hr had been put
In better racing trim she would have done
much better than ker records show
A table 81 the times % these four yachts
hss been prepared winch speaks for itself
10 gives the records Of fourteen race. Three
reces are left out becan.r the %we'ther con.
dition4 were poor. These are the races 90
June Is. July Z and August 10. which were
only drifting mstches. The table Is as fol-
lows:
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rwO vET WORLDS RECORDs.
nu.e tn the shot Put. urt;rath with ths
TANNER. m q aaadian t.smcs.

so~rHFAL. sept 1.-Two new world
rerorl. establishes. Two Canadian records
h.nten and one Canadian record rqual'ed
we're the features of tie ~ snty fourth annual
Canadian athleiic 'hanpionship-. which we're
h.l4 on the NJ AAA grounds this afternoon.
Tire trlct WAS Ia fine condition
In putting the 10 pound shot M 'ph lose
Of ,aiiiornll made a new worlds record Of
~ ieet =. incaes the previous record. his
own, was 20 ceet GI5 inches. IN ~'hrovin
the 10 pound hammer. NJ } NicGrath Of the
New York 4. &, broke the worlds record OF
inches. and be also broke the Canadian record
Of 1913 feet o., inches.
In the pole vault 4 Hopperans Of ,hs
OF ~ feet by doins II feet SO inches. In
the three mile run J. J DAILY q the New
York J. A. a; e broke sss Ga rse9Sa I'd
l n.S' Yards HSiuh' hurdles = 4. smitSscn Of Che
cago e1ualled the Canadian record OF Is SIS
seconds. The summary.
100 Yara Run.swon by ". D: Eaton, Boston 4.
ns y, N Yard fP RSu a on .p SS III. y sSsppsr st' !. a. A.
c., New York; Andrew Glarner, Olympic Club.
SS1lor mira ''cS ,me : i IMMUNE srSsn,oT s ! s : Seconds s' No"
Putting 10 Pound Shot-Won by Raioh Rose.
2smR gS,, CLUB call; e ,.s, :. e i tsss = . .sss; " N N
three trials FOR the worlds record Ross put 90 feet
i inch, - feet so inches and 20 feet 7s inchss. In
Poi. vault-won by W. Hoppering. Montreal A,
"A. WIN Y foe, 81 inches; A. v, Grant Harvard
$50 Yard Run-H. J.. Hun. chicago. and y. 2.
zukeman Montreal A. A.. dead heat for nrst; ".
D. Eaton. Boston, third. Time, z, 80 seconds
HUI won on the toss.
Running High Jump--won by X. 4; Gidney.
BOSTON a. A, with 8 feet 10 inches, W. Hoppering.
Montrca, a, A.. s feet 9 inches, second: J, =. O'Con.
nell, New York a. O., s feet Z inches. third
Three Mile Run-wou by j, ]. DAILY, Irtah Amer
can A. c., New York; J. McCuAig. Montreal A. c..
40 Yard Won by NJ, W, Shoppefd, IItsh-
American A. G., New York q. Il. Ford. New York
A.. G.. second. Andrew GlArner, Olympic club.
Throwing 10 Pound Hammer--Nwon BY n p.
MsGra,a. New York a 6 with =. ,.es ~ ,nSass'
srSssaasn. throw was ,Ts tcei n inches; New yo,r
A. G.: J. Promiiow Irish American A. e.. New York,
second. Time. 4 minutes 81 Is seconds.
RMnning Broad Jump--Won by r. Y, Zukennau.
Montreal A, C., with % feet 81 inches, IF. Q'C'n.
nell. New York G. second, with q feet tnches.
Throwing the Dlscus-won BY Ralph Rose. with
if9 feet . inches; W. W. Coo, boston, second. with
liz feet 3 inches; NJ. p. McGrath. New York A. O..
third. with liz feet 2 inches,
Throwlng So Pound Weight-won By N. p. No
Morgan, New York. and q. DesmAyteau. Montreal.
second, with 30 feet 4 lnohss. Desmarteau won
second place In the throwof,
80 Yard High hurdles-Won by Z. Synitnsou,
Muitnonah A.. c.. Oregon. A.. D.. Shaw. Chicago
a. A., second. w. II. McCuioch. New YORK A. O.,
third, Time, 10 SS seconds.
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CRICKET TEAMS PLAY EVENLY.
Americans Finish Second Day within Five
Runs Of Marylebouo Piaysrs.

PuILApKLParA. Sept. 2i.-Evsn play char
acteriIed the second days meeting between
the cricket teams Of the M~arylebone club
Of England and ALI Philadelphia here to-day
on the grounds Of the Germantown club at
Mannheim. When they stopped for the day
the Enslishmen had an sdvantass Of only
s runs In the f1rst inning total and had scored
C. for the loss Of three wick sts Ia their second
attempt. The visitors put togSther. ie2 on
Friday and che locale responded With IS for
one wicket. When the game. was resumed
neither ms q the Sysrnishs not out oss'rnsn
The fourth Wicket vas productive Of 20
nSs' h g ysisa until i tho SH ss. mt SSPPA N. Wood
and r. n. Sohlsn that the prospects Of the
carried the SCORE to 1877 before che. we're
separated, Il was. q. pretty. exhibition Of
sound defence and brilliant hitting.
Wood made top score OF the day WITH 20
In a stay pf sixty-three minutes ~ the wiok sts,
while Hohlep was content to SCORE. an COCA
stonal boundary and keep up biz wicket. q
&. Norris was the only. other man on the
WSs not out with % TO- his crsdit and wa st
the wtokets for an hour q thirty-avs
fSs I-s.tgrs Of the day va p: s:n:s:.s:.,
team, who captured eight wtcksts ~ an
expense OF only 50 runs After lunchson
he took four wickets for 5 runs
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has sppniBtef q feUepflon COMMITTEE "a ~.
tsr'ain the visitors ~ tollu~s
certissat glsig Hi-hop. e~nslrnsn pa'rrh
Alss saasy Cot Iann laiob AsiaF. ur AeHfndst
Osshsm i,en. q " y t-imeni lohn I,args
W 2 lhaBdist octave Chsnaie, Chsfles is..trs
Edwards, Chartce Getee, Cneftes = Ottaden
aeesr, dveyes, William , nammss n,,sr Seer'f
Noyt, Ip.~rh Letter. psrre iorntard, ~ thsft~-
NJ. Narly, Hiram prrey Maslm. frana A. Nunsry
D. q Accsy, Rsbsr, Lse Aotvei. Save ne-nrn
asv1s. Riehard Morlusr. Chsries \. NUM- laHn
D OfnDurss, Lloyd O-hourne. Prot " N Picker.
lns, Hsveer, P.r-sns, augustus Pasi iietre Lsul
ard Hoastds, Prof a. Lawrence so,ch. Jei.rron
se,lsssa, Alb.r y. shs,tgek, Gsn vsorrs Moors
smtsh, Victor Sorchan, ye6srson he Mont Thonp
-en. ". Iryiss Twombiy. William \. Vanderbilt,
1t., q. Crstshtea webb. ". Dunbar wight. DR.
Albert D rancla LAhm.
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t..'aI 81. tortoy rsnie hoohng home.
IUa N.s lotks msde hits 81 every de.crip-
h. OBJ. afth they damned her out aud made
three runs on tWo an sle- and two three bag
.rf- lhe-bro made = three basger IN. the
.s,nUg yhirh ws- al exceptionally long drive
end could have been q home run In q Jog Tor
rr.rteId made an amazing play In the
~, ,r.i II. n nan n" "a aT.,, The sia ,oos :
-ap and laudrd on the ball. hooked y up. from
between hs fs,t and shot u over to Chase.
o' 'h. ~eason in the s,xth inning. lie was
under way from third on a adueexc WITT Chase
= 'f; " wss chase's ,h,rd .trks and he
The nui anne low to Payne. who dropped u.
and b. = lurching slide the Kid wa on the
r.tfs before Payne could recover and touch
game. hut u VAS not one Of his good days.
ne a. on the redoubt for two innings and
surerni every minute OF them. Working
the lt aud run game to perfection. banging
the hall through the opening every time q
N'v York inielder went over TO cover.
ire, Snrns G'"S COBB "V %Tida ss.atifai 81, q
Iunntrg when he left second base with the
pitch and came all the way home on Downs
bunt 20 Moriarty. Ty is a human tornado
on The bases. In the second inning he poled
: 'nple over conrOy's head and broush. in
The New Yorks hit Kiliian freely IN the
second inning, hut made only one run. Chase
opened with a single, tried to stretch n and
wa, caught a. second. Had he curbed his
have had q bunch OF runs. Hogg's catch
clth one hand Of q wicked liner from Jones's
bar and Schaeler's fielding were matters
Of moment IN the second game. The scores;
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FORDHAM HAS HOPES.
Many Men q Last Years Team Dack and
oubotltutce Are Plenty.

Many Men q Last Years Team Book and
0ubstitutes Arr Plsney.
rordham sxpscts . scod feosbsu team
this fall. Fred 6mith again vtn have charge
OF ths coaching stan. Capt. Howard 0arssA
probably will play Quarterback again, Al
though he may DO ussd o. halfback yordham
10 veil on for material for the backnsld. The
only Ices smong the backs this fall u Cassass.
who 10 In his senior y0r and thinks hs vtl 30
unable 70 devote the neosaasry time 70 the
sport. Hsssrty and MoCARrsy are bang
worked out % quarter and halfeaek. .Codsy,
the team, For he HslfbsoE PLACES frsnk
Uargan 81. last years. eleven apd .SoAnlop, .
IN IN i aEsRy "A P r Z: i :fs S Sis se;d' vs sSsoI sss
ssis. II 6eps:. qssssS Soss 70 aussss.. Frsnf
o4rsan wtn be the running pate d seanIos..
Mocsrts S,' and ssi.,ssa q IL e 70; year. Reeve :isv:n
y: on S.sd. sYss men sSs e. 70 ringing SE
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vssSt ssd IN pssXcf splsedAd work. .iits.
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YACHT SINKS IN REGATTA.
And Another d Capsizcsi ~ sldelishts to
Atlantic y. e.. sport

All but four OF q feet Of eighteen yachts
were unable to finish on account Of a nasty
squat from the west In the final scheduled
regatta OF the Atlantic Yacht Club on Graves
end Bay yesterday. The o special yacht
spots. which belongs to Messrs. Hcaly and
Roberts OF the Bensonhurst Yacht Club.
sank with Messrs. ~Inslee. Jordan. Valentine
and Roberts. who were rescued by the re-
satta committee boat of the Atlantic Yacht
Club. assisted by W. A. Barstow and several
other members Of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The catboat Marietta, which belongs to
John Eggert Of the Densonhurst Yacht Club.
capsiyed. She was not racing. There was
as much excitement over the rescue Of her
crew ss there was In that of the Spots. Those
on the Marietta were In the water for more
than half an hour.
Two squalls struck the racing feet. The
nrst did little damage. IL was during the
Aecond squall that the accidents happened,
The only boats that weAthcred the gale and
nnished were In class Q and the dcry division.
The latter class just managed to cross the
finish line before the second sauall broke.
The dory division was won by W. L., Sweets
Nancy. The @ division, which continued TO
race thy0u Rhout the entire sQuall. was won by
Commodore W. H. Child's Joy, The sum-
mary:
sIoors. CLASS e-srAsr. s~io-covnsx. 1: MILrs.
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BOSTON BALL CLUBS MERGE.
Ono Field for Both American . National
League Mines.

BOSTON. Sept. 2i.-Arrsnssmsnts are bsaDs
made for the discontinuanos Of the old South
End baseball grounds on which National
League Games haze been sI.ysd e, ns:Siy
~ is.s sussno1 II ~ S sns 4 sSsi'S sr ss y have
been found to b too email 90 crowded days.
and Manager Doysy hae made . proposition
team for continuous baseball % the lsttsr's
Lie LsaoaS .ESssus tenn VII sad tAs
; ;::s:sFs Is: s 4: sis *. 81; ant:
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.Rs,ted for Lever In the ninth innins
Waited for Mailman Ia the ninth inning
1.-Two out when winning run was scored.
Pittsburx ........... o o q y q y ~
brooklyn. Boo. ......... n q y q y n q y 90
Two bas- hit-Clark~. Sacrifice hit-wagner.
Ritter. Aiperman, lewis and Jordan. Msloney
Ritter and Alperman. HIT by pitchsr-hy hucksr !
struck out-By Leever. 4: by Rucker. 2 Umpire-
KLEIN. Time-2 hours. AttendAnee-..J1.
81. Lours IN. ~. d rUfLADkLPHIA IN. 81. :.
~. LOUIS, Sept. n.-St. Louis took this after
moons gene from Philadelphia owing 70 some
rood pitching by ksrRer and q slump by Corridor
In the second LnnlnG. Tho scOre:
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matted for Crawford In the ninth inning.
Stated for y. Jones In the ninth inning.
l,irO'. .......0 900 I 0 o D Ia
N"n YORK boo. ......l = o 81 0 o s.
len on bases New York. 9. Detroit. !, tlst
tsse OF balls on Chrsbro. 4; on Mullin, D. struck
on ~ Clcsbro, l. BY Muliin. 8; By u. Jones. :.
lrtct base hits con roy, Laportc. Thomas, Ches-
trn. Crawford. Pissed ball-pnynr. SAcrince hits
chase. Norlart\. stolen bases-Conroy ~,
Cussc Hit by pitchcr-By o. Jones. I. Hits-on
Muliln, - % I'VE innings, on D. Jones, In three
" f1lrutCS.