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New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
MISH1P TO ULTONI1.
Breaks Propeller and Lingers
Orcr Trip to Port.

The Cunard liner Ultonia, which left
Fiume twenty-three days ago, arrived here
Yesterday. disabled AZ sea by an accident
similar to that which befeii the French
liner La Savoie. which arrived Sunday.
She had ISL passengers and a large cargo
of grapes. taken on at Almeris.
on November 3 AT 80 D. m. when $50
miles east of Sandy Hook. her staTbOard
propeller struck some submerged object.
and. according 20 the report on board,
snapped off a blade. Information of the
exact nature of the accident was withheld
bv the ship's officers and the agent OF the
line, but il was said on board that the
shaft had been broken in two places and
that the stern tube had become shattered
bv the action of the damaged propeller
before the engines could be stopped. The
twisted propeller is said 10 be Jsmmed into
the stern post
The vibration was slight and there was
no alarm among the passengers The ships
speed under one propeller was decreased
greatly, and from noon Thursday 20 noon
Friday she logged only rs knots ON Sat
urday the disabled liner ran into gale.
and terrific head seas caused her to pitch
heavily. With one propeller out of commits
sion, Captain Miller was not willing TO take
chances. and he reduced speed 10 mere
steeragewsy. From noon Friday TO noon
Saturday the steamer logged only 40 knots.
Before the accident the Ultonia had made
daily runs as high as S07 knots. but her
average speed OF 1910 knots was reduced
TO e7s on the run from Europa Point TO
Sandy Hook. She came up 20 her pier
yesterday from Quarantine assisted by two
tugs. and two black balls hanging from the
foremast indicated that she was not under
control
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
TIGER RO1RS ALOUD.
Thunders Defiance at Idic in a
Happy Mass Meeting.


Princeton Y J.. Nov. S.-Seldom has such
a display OF enthusiasm and spirit been I'm
evidence a. when the students and members
Of Princeton University flled Alexander
Hall tonight for one OF the largest and
most ioyous mass meetings ever held I'm
Princeton The greatest confidence and
faith I'm the football team were expressed in
the speeches Of the alumni. members Of the
faculty and coaches and the general at
mosphere of the meeting was saturated
with a spirit that shows what sort OF sup
port the team can count on
Profs ssors Stockton, AXsOn and John g.
Hibben represented the faculty in the
meeting. Professor ANson said the feel
ing that Vale was unbeatable WAS all non
sense and that Princeton. with the best
material IN years and with machine that
MAS lust beginning 20 be perfected. would
show 20 the world on Saturday the best
team ever seen IN New Haven.
Professor Hibben spoke Of the adverse tone
of many neWsps pers with regard 10 the
Princeton team and the public feeling that
princeton could not cope with Yale lie
referred 10 previous occasions. and said
"a, Princeton always had more than a
6ghtinE chance 10 beat Yale taking the
.s,ne in lS.s as an example. when Bill I'd
u-,rdss team non in the last minute ot
Ia, lie also offered defence of football
came Nhich did away with indi-
,-,5Yalism and maze a man part Of an
,.,,,cr hody Fighting for The same cause
Tb-se speakers we're followed by Howard
nm. 'os. Captain Siegiing. ana. last Of
IA tan Fdnsrds -, vino can slNasa pro-
s,,ce more Princeton sp,rit than almost amy
o,h,r msn VINO Was ever graduated from
Odd N.ssz.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
YALE

TEr Telegraph - Tho Tribune
Nev Haven. Noy. A-Only y signal Grill
Nas a. order for the hale regulars In the
football practice to-day. All the men
rar. out except Vaughan. who was de-
Ia ned 20 recitations. For the first time
,Ii~ season there was morning practice.
Turaba,k FLANDERS aud Jones coaching
tnc suapbscks. Cooney snd Hyde. and the
orarferhacks. Howe and Corey, In putting
tns ball iuto play. This evening there was
signal dr1ll in the gymnasium, making
tGree sessions FOR some ~ the players
Frank IIinkey. the one time star END, has
rf't word that he will arrive tomorrow.
Among tho coaches on the field to-day
tenc Sheglin. Chambt rim, Flanders, hef-
.eInuger. Hutchinson Hammond. RoTa-
saol,. Olcott and Suilman. besides Jones
Hud Wheaton.
wheaton was in uniform IN tho scrim-
nag. between the scrub and the third
eleven ana taught tie scrub some Hsr-
,ard formations which viii be used against
iEr 'tarsitY tomorrow, despite the TACT
ifst Yale Is 10 play Princeton instead OF
Harvard on Saturday.
she,lin vas in uniform and coached the
ends logan who injured his knee on sat
urdsy viH not be able 20 play again this
season.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
BIG SHIPS TRIUMPH.
The North Dakota Satisfactory
I'm ETerU Particular.

Boston. Nov. s.-"Satisfsctory in every
particular" was the Characterization of ths
American navy's new DresdnOught. ths
battleship North Dakota. In her Oricist
trials during the last few days. made to-
night by II. q. smith. general manager 90
the Fore River Shipbuildins Company.
which built the vessel
The wsrsh.p anchored in President Roads
to-day. preparatory to returning TO ths
Fore River yards for the final touches b--
fore she is formally delivered 20 the gov
ernment. The purpose Of her final trial. a
twenty-fOur-hour run at speed OF nine
teen knots. which ended a. 10 a. m to-day.
was chiefly 10 test her coal and water con-
sumption.
The batreship consumed e35 tons OF coal.
or twenty tons less than the amount -
quired on a similar run BY the Delaware.
her sister ship. during her recent trials.
The Delaware has reciprocatinS engines.
while the North Dakota is equipped with
American made Curtis turbines.
The water consumption was well below
the guaranteed limit. but the exact AZ
ures were not given out tonight. Mr..
smith declared that the performances OF the
turbines was practically perfect through
out the trials.
The official figures on the North Dakota's
tvelve-knot run OF twenty-fOur hours. an
nOunced tonight. show coal consumption
OF 1O5 tons and $500 brake horsepower.
while the water rate on the turbines was
205 pounds and for all purposes - pounds
Coming into Massachusetts Bay at tho
conclusion OF the run. the North Dakota
vas put through her PAGES IN backing. re-
versing. cutting figure eightS and perform
ing other helm tests. IL was unofficialy
announced that the big battleship had ful-
filed all contract requirements during the
last five DAYS.
The armOred cruiser New York arrived
here to-dav from New Orleans. by way OF
Hampton Roads. The cruiser will probably
remain at the local navy yard for week
or more. sor minor repairs.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
PRINCETON.

BY Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Princeton. y. J., Nov. S.-With less than
week before the final game Of the season
Nth Yale, on Saturday. the varsity foot
oan squad had a long practise this after
noon. Only three Of the regulars had any
hard work IN The scrimmsGe. but every
man on the squad was out in togs for light
work Read. Mccormick and McCrohsn
were the men who took part in the scrim-
mage
several % the star freshmen players were
u-ed on the scrub team, and they made
things interesting FOR while. but were
mover able 20 put the first teams goal in
danger. Pendleions flying tackles were
EASILY tho feature Of the afternoon Dsw-
son. al fullhsck. PLAYED a great offensive
game as did Read Al hslfback. Chrystie
was again found Al quarterback on the
'rsrsity where he PLAYED creditably. Rer-
An. however. ran the team in sigma! prsc-
.I,e
Noodle end Bard. Nho played In the lat
ter mart u tire Ecrimmsge. were good
ground gainers. and IL The former had a
littl. more time in which 10 get into perfect
playing form before The Yale game fe
would undoubtedly make an excellent can
oidare for = backheld position.
Tho Hne-up for The varsity follows: Left
.nd. GiU. left tackle. Norman; left guard
lNoehr. centre. CLARK: right guard. McCor-
mi-k. rsu tackle McCrohan: right end,
6iux. quarterback. ChIystie; left halfhack.
Read lsarrettl. right halfbsck. Bard; full
la,k. Dawson lNoodlel.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

Baltimore Nov s.-Fftz Herbert. the
great son OF Ethelbert- Morganatic wound
up his brilliant career as a three year-old
at the Pimlco track to-day by establish
ing a new American record. which also
amounts 20 a worlds record. for two miles
I'm galloping to easy victory I'm the Bowie
Stakes. He ran the distance in 3:25 4-5.
supplanting the old mark of 3:26i.. made
h. Judge Denny at San Francisco with
JOS pounds up in 1898.
Shilling, who is out on bail for stabbing
his employer, r. l. Thomas, but who got
special permission 20 ride Fitz Herbert in
his two races here. had the mount. and he
sat still and let the good horse make his
own running. The pace was fast and
even, too fast for the four other horses
which went 10 the post, and Fitz Herbert
was hardly more than galloping through
the stretch 10 beat Superstition, which fin
ished second.
s g Hildreth did not come over from
New York TO see FTtz Herbert race. Tn
Ger the conditions the champion three
year-old had only 1o5 pounds up and was
I'm receipt OF weight from horses TO which
he could concede many pounds. Under
the circumstances he was quoted at the
unplayable price OF l TO 10. A big crowd
turned out TO see him run and to get a
last glimpse of the thOrOughbreds until
the spring meeting next year.
Fitz Herbert was beaten in only one race
this year when AfiictiOn took his meas
ure at Gravesend over cuppy track after
a bad start He won the Suburban .Handi-
can and Realization Stakes among other
fixtures and has earned $4,000 This
amount went long way toward putting
s. c. Hildreth on about even terms with
James r. Keene at the head of the list
OF winning owners for the season with a
total of $4,000 in round figures.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
College Football Il Racing Billiards Golf 4 Other Sports

nis shoulder slightly. hut this will not keep
him ont 81 the game.
mckay and corbett will find their places
open for them when tie final work for the
hale game begins, but G. Browne West
ana Dunlap will have trouble in displacins
ne men who aaye been filing their shoes.
Hooper. Mckay's understudy. was injured
on Saturday. and Mckay will go in the
scrimmage tomorrow.
The practice was light and short. This
VIII be the last week Of scrimmage for tine
team. and the coaches viii make the most
OF the opportunity 20 Try out the varsity
defence
The lineup this afternoon follows: Left
enc. Houston; left tackle. West; left guard.
Blodgett: centre, Forster: right guard,
STOW; right tackle. Dunlap: right end. l..
Smith; quarterback. Wigglesworth: left
halfback. Corbett: right halfback. Frothins-
ham; fulback, Morrison.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
HOCKEY DATES SET.
Cornell 1dmittfd to IntercOl-
Iegiate League.

Cornell vas duly admitted TO the Inter
collegiate Hockey League at a meeting OF
the delegates at the St Nicholas Rink last
night.
schedule of sixteen games was ar
ranged dependent on the completion OF
new rink I'm Boston. for which ground has
been broken
The schedule follows:
January 8. Princeton vs.. Columbia, az
New York January :. Cornell VS.. Harvard.
al New York: January u. Columbia Vs.
Harvard at Cambridge: January u. Dart
mouth ". Princeton. at Boston. January 10.
Princeton vs Harvard. at New York: Janu-
Piv u Columbia ". Dartmouth. at Boston.
January p, Princeton ". Cornell, at New
York. January %, Yale ~. Dartmouth. at
S0ston. January %. Yale VS.. Princeton, at
New York: February 2, Yale VI. Cornell, at
New York. February 9. Dartmouth vs. Cor
nell al Boston: February ~. Yale vs Co
lumbia. al New York. February Il, Harvard
~ Dartmouth. al Boston. February 49,
t'oitUhia ~. Cornell. Al New York. Feb
mary -. Yale vs. Harvard. at Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
DARTMOUTH
IBy Telegraph to The tribune. !

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune-l
Hanover. -. H.. Nov. s-The Dartmouth
football team went to work to-day with
out any lay of after It's arduous trip to
Princeton Every man was able to make
his appearance on the field except Pichon
After an X-ray examination It was found
that he only suffered a strained lgsment
and will probably be able 20 get into the
game with Harvard.
Sherwin and Ingersoll are both in good
condition, but they did not line up with the
first team. Sherwin tried some drop kicks
and displayed for the first time this sea-
son his last years form.
The varsity ran through a snappy sig
nal practice. following which the second
team lined up against the freshmen and
crossed their line for one touchdown
The lineup to-day was: Left end, DAILY;
left tackle. Elcock: left guard. Farnum;
centre, Needham: right guard, Tobin; right
tackle. Lang. right end. Bankart: quarter
back. Brady: left halfback. Dudley; right
halfbsck. Ryan; fuIlback. Marks.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
WELCH UINS Il BELT.
OufpOiufs Summers an Bout for
Lightueight Title.

London. Nov. S.-Freddie Welch won the
decision tonight from Johnny Summers in
a twenty round bout for the lightweight
championship OF England. WEIGH forced
the fighting from the start and was never
I'm danger. He finished the last round
stronger and faster than the first
Lord Lonsdale presented the winner with
a gold and diamond belt. The fight took
place before the National Sporting Club
and Welch ruled slight favorite.
Kansas City. Mo. Nov. S.-Packy Nc
Farlsnd outpOinted Johnny Thompson and
earned the decision in fast bout here to-
night
ogden. Utah. Nov. s.-Jimmie Dunn. on
behalf OF local syndicate. has sent tele-
grams TO James J. Jeffries and Jack john
son offering purse of sso.ooo for the fight
in ogden during the meeting of the Ma
tional Wool Growers Association, early in
January, 1910.
James j. Jeffries underwent another
slisht operation on his nose yesterday for
the purpose OF improving his breathing. IL
was pronounced successful and will not IN
terfere with hIs training
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CORNELL.

TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Ithaca. y. Y, Nov. s.-The decisive de-
feat by Harvard on Saturday in no way
diminished the spirit of the Cornell team.
Green and outweighed as the men were.
they came up to the expectations Of Dan
Reed, the coach. who predicted the exact
score a week before the game. The ex-
perience will be helpful. and the eleven is
hopeful OF beating Chicago on Saturday.
The men are in good condition. simson.
who received kick in the head. is fully
recovered. and was I'm the signal practice
to-day. The lineup was the same as il
has been for a week or more, with the eX-
ception Of some few men who were not able
10 get 10 the field for practice There may
be some changes in the ends and tackles. as
these proved to be the weak points on Sat
urday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NEw YORK UNIVERSITY.

With an hour and a half OF the hardest
kind of scrimmage. Herman Olcott. coach
Of the New York University eleven, opened
the week yesterday in preparation for the
Lehigh game on Saturday.
The whole squad was IN good condition.
and not q single man was hurt in the RuJ-
gers game. Elliffe's knee is better. and he
was IN the scTimmage part OF the after
noon. The backs were especially drilled in
making interference and onside kicks. The
scrub team forced the varsity 10 play its
best.
Scotts work at quarterback on the second
eleven was particularly noticeable. lie
handled the forward pass well and VAS
ouick IN running the team. butcher play ed
a, both end and guard. and showed prom
,sa NeseIy. who was one Of the shining
lights IA Saturdays struggle. played his
usual brilliant game with the scrub
The lineup for part OF the time Was:
Ends. Crawford and Wheeler; tackles.
Brennan and Vesey: guards. Henneberser
and Davis: centre. Cooney; halfbacks. Gal
loway and Garsh; quarterback. Nixon: full
back Yule.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
Fifz Herbert Races TO Fame
Sets New American Record for Two Miles i'm Winning
the Bowie Stakes at PimiiCo

Fitz Herbert's share OF the purse to-day
was 5000 and plate 10 the value of $500
offered by the Jockey Club.
The other races proved interesting. Jack
Atkin made a new track record Of l:i2 4-5
for d mile and forty yards in winning the
second race. while Algie won the conso-
latiOn steeplechase.
PIMLiCO SUMMARIES.
ioI ohinchcine), Il to l, . TO and TO 1. won:
Medallion. III dsngl. 80 to l, 10 70 / and
and even. third Time. 1851 5 Banivez.
Chickasaw. Charley Rail- Busy Western Lady
second race zone mile and forty yards: purse.
sJO1i--Jack Atkin. I16 &C. BUrnsI. 1 TO and
10 and out second: Arcndack. los CMcCahey),
10 TO ], 10 and TO 3. third Time. 40 .
Third race Cthe Bewie stakes. with 81 coo and
plate valued at $500 added; for three -yesr-olds
Gshining1. i to 20 and out. Won: superstition.
llt tMeIntyrel) = 70 l. = to | and even. sec
!, 5 to ; and : 70 3 third Time ' as 80
Nethermost and Jugsler also ran.
Fourth race consolation handicap steeple-
Jackson. 10 1. to and out. won: Nilhalls.
AZ pattersonl, TO l. to and 70 3, sec
third Time. 6:2s 10. Only three horses finished.
Pretty Pretty Michal and Ticket Of Leave fell at the
Fifth race purse. s4Oo: five and half fur
longs iaInmon Pass. 100 (McCahey). = To i. ;
70 ! and 10 = won; Inspired. 92 (tamsay). 10
70 >; TO and 20 :, second: Lady Frederick.
% Davenport. 20 ], 3 20 1 and 10 . third
Time. los Trudo. Jabaker. Kenneth B.. Bar
Sinister and Zymole also ran.
sixth race selling; purse. $500; one mile and
eighthI-ROstrum. los (Rcidl. to >. Z TO =
and out. won OsoTine. 103 tRams6yJ. 3 10 I. 2
70 and 70 .. second: Silverin. los GO. Burns).
10 10 /. 10 and to I. third. Time. l :5Szs
Cunning. Racing Bell. Chepontuc and Spanish
Prince also ran
seventh race 1selling; purse. 500; six furlongs)
--Spellbound e6 CTReidl. TO ). Is to and 20 ,.
won; Selwik. 100 Davenport. to /, to and
3 10 O. second: I.asalle 50 (Estepl. rs 10 ..
u and 70 <. third Time. i:f24s. Golden
Castle Earl Rogers. Neoskaleeta. Ballot Box.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
IN ARMY AND NAVY
Naral PAY Officers to Confer
at BROOKLYN Yard.
From T.- Tribun- Bureau.
washington. November


CARING FOR STOREs.-Ons OF tho
most important conferences which hsvs
taken place under the Navy Department.
is that which Is % occur az the Brooklyn
navy yard this week. II win be attended
BY senior naval pay officers who are on
duty at various navy yards ss general
storekeepers Pay Inspector John :. car
penter. who II assistant 70 the CHIEF OF
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts IN
the Navy Department. Will preside at tAs
sessions. These officers viii discuss sons
OF the nav features OF taking care of tns
stores purchased for the navy and kept IN
stock at navy yards for issue 20 ships II
IS believed that the system can be further
improved I'm the interest OF economy ana
the expedition Of such work
An arrangement which has been found
TO give satisfactory results - that Of dcs-
ignating a navy yard as the headqusrters
for certain material instead % having
Implications OF expensive articles retained
az every navy yard on the remote chance
that they will be needed The navy yard
which carries n special article will be the
distributing point and al requisitiors
from other yards when there - need OF
shipment Under this system II viii not
be necessary to carry SO large stock or
material
In the discussion at the RrOosiyn navy
yard among the general storekeepers an
effort viii be made TO ascertain whether
the system can be extended with adj
vantage. Another question 10 be discussed
is the disposition OF old stock in order
20 clean out what IS obsolete and for which
there is a diminishing demand lt Is De-
Usved that it will bs possible 20 eNecs
material economy in the department. OF
supplies.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
LIABILITY HEARING.

The first public hearing % the New York
State Employers Liability Commission Will
be held IN the aldermanic chamber OF the
City Hall on Thursday next. at 10 a. m.
and will continue on the following day and
later dates TO be announced. All persons
desiring 10 be heard by the commission are
requested 10 communicate IN writing with
j. Mayhev Wainwright. Metropolitan Life
RIilding.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CALIFORNIA LEAGUES TERMS.

Memphis. Nov. S-Plans for the admis-
sion OF the California State League. almost
the last survivor OF the outlaw circuits. 10
the National Association and organized
baseball were practically completed to-day,
hen the board Of arbitration met. The
new league will share three cities with the
Pacific Coast League and non-confictina
schedules will be arranged. Rules as TO
contract jumpers nov in the league were
provided FOR Six cities viii make up the
league. which will have class Is rating
The association viii meet tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
SALE OF HORSES IN TRAINING

Only fair prices we're realized at sale or
horses I'm training which was held AT Aque-
duet yesterday before the racing began.
The stable OF ]. NJ Van OTden. who races
under the name of Mr. Earle" was sold.
and Huda's Sister brought si.ooo. James
Brown Vas tile buyer
The other sales OF horses assigned BY
various owners. OF :l.eco or more. were:
Fair Louise 10 Pat Dunno for si0oo. casauc
to Z. Maryatt for 81. 100 and Court Lady 10
~. Nlcolai for Sl.-.a.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
kETcHEL IN A POLICE COURT.

San Francisco Nov. STANLEY Kstchel.
champion middleweisht pusilist. appeared
In the pOics court to-day. charged with
running down the wagon of Japanese
Iaundryman. who was severely injured and
whose horse was killed Ketchei was capt
ured after a long chase by two policemen.
A continuance Vas granted.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
HARVARD
L r..,-....ll 10 - rr.hgn. !

10 TcissIauh 20 The Tribune
tsm bridge. Mas. Nov. A-sefefal iiai-
ward r'nvers rsIuTu'd Tor regular Norh 'i'-
afternoon. ana in tie absence Of most or
'Iie r,rulars l,sa au oppolrunity 10 line up
N.fl ihn -rlr-ity conbina dor. Houston
and g.. smifa urre iiie only rTst string men
NO l1ags1 in SatuTdas game 9" lake
Harp ln tbe s.rac,ice this afternoon, T.
Wilmington ana Parry smith were on tie
t..S. Ia 49,. ~. used r. Smith bruised
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NEW AUTO RECORD.
Hemery Dries Faster than
TzcO Miles a Minute.

London, Nov S.-At the Brooklands
track to-day Auguste Hemery, the french
automobiIist. made new records for the hair
mile. with flying start, driving at the rate
OF I27 miles an hour. and for the kilometre,
with a flying start. driving at the rate OF
l26 miles an hour.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
entries have been made for

Thirty-seven entries have been made for
the newspapeTmens tournament. TO be
PLAYED to-day over the links OF the Fox
Iiills Golf club. in Staten Island. Among
the men who viii start from scratch Is
Herbert l.. Jones. who was runner-up
two wears ago 20 II. Chandler Egan for the
Western champinnshin.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
DETROIT BASEBALL TEAM LOSES.

Havana. Nov. s.-Ths Almendares base
ball team defeated the Detroit American
Isaxu. team to-day by a score OF l3 10 .
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

Yale IS the only team among the leading
football elevens in the East that survived
Saturdays games with a clean defensive
slate. Brown proving as pOwerless as the
remainder 10 cross the goal line OF the
Elue Pennsylvania scored a touchdown on
Lafayette. and Cunningham spoiled the
dartmouth record with q couple OF field
goals. although the Green has yet TO see a
hostile player score a touchdown. New
York University was scored upon twice on
Election Day by Wesleyan. although the
eleven rs SIN unbeaten.