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New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
PLAN A BIG REGATTA
Nary 4mbitious for Eight-Oared
Shell Race at annapolis.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. !

Annapolis March S--That the Naval Academy
rowing authorities considering the advisability
of issuing invitations to eight-oared crews of
various colleges 10 take part il regatta to be
held the Severn River Is the that is going
| the rounds in the Naval Academy to-day.
It is seid that this plan has been moro or less
thought of since the academy authorities refused
| to allow the Navy TO take part IN the intercoI-
legiate regatta the Hudson last year. The plan
Itself is TO hold regatta here which will be some
what similar TO the Poughkeepse regatta and yet
at the time In sense one which could be
considered being IN the nature OF effort TO
supplant the other.
This plan is, of at present In the forHla-
tive stage. and nothing definite has been done to
put it into execution and nothing Will be done until
the attitude OF the academy authorities has been
determined. At present the idea is to invite the
varsity and freshman crews Of Yale Cornell
Pennsylvania, Columbia and Syracuse TO take part
Harvard is not included in this list at present and
probably VIII not be, owing the strained athletic
relations existing between the academy and that
university 1t is probable that Invitations Will be
extended to Wisconsin and Princeton well
, The Poughkeepse intercollegiate held
the latter part OF June early in July. If the
Navy decides TO hold a regatta the Severn, the
date VIII probably be about the middle Of May, and
not later than June l. since the annual cruise OF
the midshlpmen begins shortly after that date.
According to the tentative plan. both the eight
cared varsity and freshman races will be
four-nlile course Hitherto the races the Navy has
rowed in Annapolis have been over two-rnile
course on tne severn River a 1OuT-Illle course
could be easily arranged, however. 1t would be
from the 'outer Nghtship," which marks the mouth
of the Severn, four miles upstream and would en-
brace about mile and a half OF the present two
mile upper course
Members OF the brigade are enthusiastic over the
proposed regatta, for they firmly convinced that
Navy crews compare fayorably with those of
any college In the country, and such q regatta
would give the Navy chance 70 substantiata this
belief On the other hand it is recognized that
there are many difficulties to be overcome
One OF the most serious Of these, perhaps, would
be persuade the other big rowing colleges to take
part IN such a regatta Certain it is that before
any formal action is taken the attitude OF these
universities will 10 sounded. and upon the result OF
this sounding may depend the issuance OF invita-
tons An alternative proposition is also being dis
cussed This is TO extend invitations TO Yale,
Princeton and Leland Stanford universities, Tor
regatta to be held the Saturday nearest 10 juno =
In eject this would form a second rowing asso-
caton similar to the present intercollegiate as
sociation, and would furnish two big regattas
annuaIly-one at Annapolis. the other at Pough-
kespsis-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
Date FOB CHESS MATCH.
intercollegiate Contest By Cable
Set for March go.

cable message received from President ". Her
bert Humphreys of the Cambridge University
Chess Club yesterday stated that Oxford and
Cambridge were both opposed to playing the cable
match with the American universities two days
and that they would adhere TO the original date
lected-Saturday, March %. Accordingly f r
Perry secretary of the intercollegiate cable match
committee made the announcement that play would
begin in Alexander Hall. Princeton, at o'clock in
the morning. New York time, and continue until
$50 D. m with an intermisson OF hour in the
middle of the day for luncheon
The difference time being five hours. this
ranRenept will necessitate the English students,
who will be stationed in London starting at l p.
and playing until half hour before midnight.
The sixth place on the American team, which rests
between BIumberg and Ramsdell, of Columbia. has
not vet been flied.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Officers and Committees for the
Duker 1Tead0w Club.

Looking forward to another active year the
pvker Meadow Golf Club has lost no time in an
nouncing its officials and committees for the com
ing season Daniel Chauncey remains as the chief
executive while Frederick J. Phillips continues in
the capacity of secretary. The complete ticket
follows:
Of1cers-President. Daniel Chauncey; vice-presi-
5ent Horace c DuvaI; secretary, Frederick J.
Phillips: treasurer. John b. Holland; captain
James L. Taylor.
Cbauncey Charles ]. Crookall. II. C. Duval, Fred
erick b F'iske. J. B. Holland Thomas Hovenden.
Tohn Lee F. ]. Phillips, Samuel K Probasco, Will
fam B Rhett. J. l. Taylor william u: Thurston.
lanes Edward Way and Howard Il. Whitney.
House Committee-Wllliam II Thurston, chair
man; J B Holland. F. B. Fiske, s. h Probasco
and John Lee
Greens Committee-C1ark Burnham, chairman
H. c. Duval, W b Rhett Thomas Hovenden and
c. j Crookall
Handicap Committee-James l. TAYLOR chair
man: James Edward Way and F. J. Phillips.
Tournament Committee-F. J. Phillips. chair
man: H F Whitney and James E Way.
Auditing Committee-Edwtn ". Belcher. chair
man: Charles A. Boody and d. Y B. Hegeman
Ladies' Committee-Nrs. Darwin R Aldrtdge
rhairman Miss Madelaine Chauncey and Mrs
James II. Merritt
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
CHEERS FOR JEFFRLES
Police Needed to Keep Big Crowd
from Blocking Traffic.

James J. Jeffries retired heavyweight champion
Of the world. got remarkable demonstration on
his arrival here yesterday. A crowd Of nearly two
thousand persons gathered at the Grand Central
Station and wildly cheered the pugiGst he ell
bowed his way to q carriage. Jeffries was accom-
panied by his wife and sparring partner, Sam
Burger.
Long before the Twentieth Century. which
Jeffries and his party were travelling, drew into
the station. a throng of persons gathered IN 42d
street and special police sent for to rope of
the station platform. AS the big form OF the
pugiiist arshtins from the train the
crowd. massed behind the ropes. gave forth a loud
cheer The track platform was flied with we'll
known sporting men and friends of the retired
champion. who gave Jeffrtes hearty welcome as
ne aIighted from the train.
Surrounded by his friends. Jerries pushed his
way to the station platform, but finding his pas
sage blocked by the crowd. which kept up con-
tnuous cheering he compelled to accept the
assistance of the station masters. who escorted
him TO the baggage ROOM where It was hoped that
he might elude the throng through side door.
The crowd, however, was not to be denied, and
fed 10 Vanderbilt avenue, where It quickly
rounded the side of the station and blocked
the passageway to the baggage room Meanwhile,
part Of the crowd succeeded in obtaining pas
sageway TO the baggage room. where IL stood on
trunks and gave further noisy welcome TO the
pugst- The door finally opened and Jeffries
succeeded in getting to carriage with his party
while the crowd cheered lustily.
Jefrres appeared TO be IN good physical condition.
notwithstanding the fact that he has been four
years out OF the ring. His eyes clear and
bright and he said that he believed he could reduce
to normal fighting weight IN time. He said further:
Il have been training lightly for several weeks
and have reduced my weight to about PAS pounds.
In fact. have taken much weight of that
have got TO purchase new suit OF clothes. Each
day find that box faster thar the day
fore and I delighted 70 find that my wind is
in good condition feel frs: rata but I can't say
not l have been OF the ring four years and
that may make it impossible for 10 attain strict
championship form. II get In proper condi-
tIon however. I'll be the in corner and
Johnson will be in the other. I'll win. too
Another crowd gathered around the office build
ing where Jefrr1es went on his arrival here and
the police were called to clear the thoroughfare.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
Notice of Summons.

/ new YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
I y County.-Pendant Realty Company. PlaInttn.
against Fannie Patterson. Besss (sou1stles known
g. Clark. Nathan Mayer and Pauline Mayer,
his wife Francis A. Clark and Mary Clark. hfs wis,
name Mary being fictitious. the Oa
said defendant being unknown % PLAINTIFF. Carrts H
de Rain bourvIe individually and Executrx of ths
VIII OF 3. TOuCey. deceased Jacob Scahl.
Jacob StahI. s. Company. Henry Batter Alfred
Lees ana Louis as surviving members OF
National Bank OF City OF New York. Walter $
Alexander Gilbert liquidatnS TrJIscees
OF the southern National Bank OF the City OF Se~r
York John Roberts, Sarah Oppenhetnler. Elias Open
hafr1sr. Herman /. M0ssIer, William T. Hockey, n.
lawrence FIavev, Holland Electric Pump and En-
cheering Company. Catherine ". Faless John HI
Pickett. William Hickey stephen :. Hickey. BzrSolo
Antonio Cont. White HOd Elevator Company
samuel Goldman. business firm
mol of YorxviIe Roofing Company. Henry AM
dersou George + Moore Ctucorporated). New Toriz
Dhsns tiucorporatsdI. Lizzie Webb and Norris Levy.
defendants -SumuOns-Tral desired in New York;
Couutv-To named defendants and
Of them hereby summoned
answer pzintifs attorneys within (3o1.
davS aft he sxclusfvs %
pear or Judgment viii be taken against
by default relief demanded in the
Dated. New York. December -. 1908
BOWERS & SANDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Once A11
Posrofhcs Address. 81 Nassau Street. Borough oe
Manhattan. New York. y. Y
To defendants Besse (sonstines known
Bessial and Lizzie Webb. and each % thsr1si
The foregoing served you " oubIi-i
". Gerard, Justice OF the Supreme Court of EhA
state OF dated the tenth OF
Clerk OF the county OF New YORK in the County Cor>
House. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
Dated New York February 10Th. 1903.
BOWERS q SANDS. Plaintiffs sttorrsy@
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
LASKER HOLDS LEAD.
Defeats Pcrlis IN Big Chess Tourney
at st. Petersburg.

St Petersburg. March s.-OwinE the death OF
Baron Guenzburg. the well known fnanoier. who
q member Of tho Chess Club hero and q patron
Of the international chess congress- the committee
OF the congress decided TO postpone tho twelfth
round. scheduled for yesterday untn to-day. At the
conclusion OF play this evening the position OF the
leaders practically remained IS before, the chief
upset being the defeat OF Bernstein at the hands
OF Nidmar.
Lasker disposed Of Perlis Meses defeated snoslSo-
Borowsd. Duras suffered defeat at the hands OF
Tartakower. Dus-C -Chotimirski was beaten by Salwe
and F1eischmann went down before Schlechter
The games between Burn and Speyer, Cohn and
spiemann and Teichmnrn and Rubinstein were
drawn. Van Freymann had a bye. The standing
TO la follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
LOCAL CRICKETERs IN SESSION.
Staten Island Club to Play in Championship
Series This Year.

All the cricket clubs in this vicinity owing al
egiance to the Metropolitan District Cricket
League with one exception. were represented at
the annual meeting hid last night al the Assembly
RrookIyu II was announced that the Staten Island
club which withdrew from the championship COM
petiton last year. will again compete in the series.
the schedule of which viii be drawn UP later in the
month.
The election of officers for 1909 resulted as fol-
lows. President Alfred Tyrrill vice-president. J.
: r7retz; secretary treasurer F. F. Kelly. No. 37I
west 11sth street. New York. The executive COM
roittee is composed of J. NJ Christie. Harry Rush
ION A Newman P. ]. Phillips. J. T. Rose. W. P.
Charles H. Manley and +. F. Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
COLUMBIA FIVE BEATEN.
Pennsylvania Brehks Long String
of Basketball Victories.

Philadelphia. March a.-The University of Penn
sylvania basketball team defeated the Columbia
five in roughly played game here tonight by ths
score OF IS to IL.
An effort is being made to arrange Tor third
game between the two teams to decide the cham
pionship Of the East the winner TO play the West
ern champions. the University of Chicago
Columbia unbeaten up to the game tonight.
New York were disconsolate when the five lost its
clean record New York University, which came
through the without a defeat will now
claim the Eastern championship.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
BIG HOCKEY GAME ON SATURDAY
rveIeigb Joins Victoria Club for Game with
New York A. @. Seven.

The victoria Hockey Club cf Canada mas
,,rsng+hened its team for the game with the Ne"
york Athletic Club at the st Nicholas fahR on
Saturday night by the acquisition OF So,
60 or,+otn ~ the Montreal Amateur Athletic
,slnctotion team. and who is conceded to be the
hest amateur player in Canada
This game will be for tie international chaInpioI-
shin both teams having won the ttles IN 'nsr u
.o.,,,a Ieaqnes the local with an unpr"keh
-, - victories this season. The Nlctorlas os
tsatns the New York seven here year ego IN one
:, t1,a host payed and most exciting games OF me
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
NEW TRACK STAR AT VIRGINIA? &?
rBy Telegraph to The rrtbune.l

[By Telegraph 70 The IrfbuneI
Charlottesville. Va. March 3-In Stanton. the star
hsfbaok of The University of Virginia football team
last season. Pop" Lanngan, trainer of the uni
ersitv track team believes that he has discovered
another Rector. Stanton holds the record for the
quarter on the Pacific Coast and has done we'll
in recent try-outs the university that Lannigan
believes that he be developed into promising
candidate for intercollegiate honors for that dis
tance He viii repre- Virginia i'm the quarter at
me intercollegiate games at Cambridge this year
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
PRINCETON SWIMMERS SPEEDY.
Ohamoers Sets New Mark for 100 Yards in
Meet Nth Freshmer

-..aIso Los'on' \ J. March 1.-Two intercollegiate
were broken in the swimming meet be-
7 varsity and freshmen here last night
vas won by the first year men by the
n the n9-yard swim J " cb.-,,s-, - -.
Esi'y vent the distance IN 7 AZ .scord. -u,tn
-...-s seconds better than the intercollegiate
f-asb,,s- 80 oy himself. In the relay race the
Sc swan the sofoot course in 2ss @k which
leg1ate record 10'7r than tle intercol-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
scopre IN ROWLING TOURNEY.

.,- March 3-The score of 1.179 made by
- Mcouown and August seng, of Braddoek
penn. in the two-man bowling tournament s ms
aternoon is the highest this class rolled since
The tournament opened. It is 70 points less pnai
the record DAILY and MccornheK OF i''e''' ~
eecond with 1851 ,s
T., The individual tournament Locks OF bTad-
~, - loads with a score of 5s7 followed by
Martin of Pittsburg with 5s3. and Mccormick oil
Toledo with $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
A" "ALONEY THE FAVORTTE
neoords Nay Go in His Marafbon
RUn aifk Wb;te

iopev %ale me the Irish champion. and Matt Ma
vii No. 3ln record breakers in Marathon races
srnnor, - .'-iorrow night at the ssth Regiment
Both me. Esr tI the regulation Marathon distsnce
every reoo,s trained carefully for the race and
BE- broker ,,., rom one to twenty-six miles NAV
lialoney, v-se- --erohey Is a slight favorite.
sye-Manha+tsn IIinity Club amateur, won the
for tie Disc. marathon and made a new record
thor = and later won the srster
9oH square Garden
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
HYLAND GETS GO WITH NELSON.

San Francisco March 3.-Battling Nelson. light
weight champion, AMI Dick Eiyland will fight forty
five rounds this city some time in May, according
10 an agreement signed last night. The agreement
calls for 13G pounds rngside.
o Chicago March 2-Huso Kelly. the leading candi-
date now in the field for Ketchels title of middle
weight champion. last nigh. signed articles for a
twenty round fight with Billy Papke They will
meet late this month In San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

April H. West Point at West Point; April IL.
Pratt Institute at Schenectady; April e. Rutgers
at New Brunswick. n. =; April 3d. Middebury at
Schenectady
Nav Z Hamilton at Clinton: Nav g. Colgate at
Hamilton; May 13 Rochester at Schenectady; May
Is. Hobart at Schenectady; May q. Hobart at
Geneva: MAY % Rochester at Rochester; May 90
University of Vermont at Burlington, Vt; May
81 Hamilton al Schenectady.
June 3. Rutgers at Schenectady; June Colgate
et Schenectady
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
SALE OF FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS.

Henry Schultheis. whose downtown art galleries
at Nos 90 and 81 Vesey street are we'll known to
picture lovers. announces sale OF framed oil
paintings at half and less than half the usual
prices. This sale is now going on
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04

The pairing for the thirteenth round tomorrow
follows:
Rubinstein Schlechter, Freynann VS. Teich-
mann SalWe Cohn, Tartakower vs. Dus-Choti-
rnirski. Snosxo- -Borowsh Duras Speyer VS..
bfieses. Lasker Burn Vfdmsr Perlis FTeisch-
Bernstein and Speyer q bye.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
f-ohHlCAN o1CAN ATHLETE WINS ABROAD

sports this e-- - at the oxford University
Rhodes soso1a-s sd.einoon moon l. G Hun. Of Michigan n
mile run Re won the i9o-yard dash and onarter
and for the me for the first event vas oros5
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
MANY HoRsEMEN IN MUSIC RIDE

Nearly = hundred men and women tooh pait -
,h ,n,,sic ride Al she Durland academy last night
A. tle conclusion of the ride their was game Q,
indoor rolo between the Tiehenor Grand team ai1
the DurIsnds. which the former won Ds
4 goals TO p
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
"sNziE SCHOOL BEATS sAcx,ev

afternoon - March nh. a,-In one-soed ram. ri.
taske,ban = Dobbs Ferry the %op..e game tnls
y The .sian defeated the Iiaee, n,zs ,, Sehool
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

October Z ST Lawrence University FOrdham
at Schenectady; October o. Massa Agricult-
IIrsI College at Schenectady October Is, Hobart at
Geneva: October %. Rochester at schenectady; oc-
tober 30, Wesleyan at Middletown, Conn
November S MiddlsburY at Schenectady; Novem-
her IL Hamilton at Clinton November %. New
York University at New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
ATHLETICS At UNION.
Baseball and Football Schedules for
the Coming Season.

LBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunal
Schenectady. ~. Y. March s-The baseball and
football schedules for the coming for Union
College have been approved and were announced
to-day, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-04
Proposals..

nFFICE OF CONsTRCCTING oUARTERSfAsrEa.
~ Washington. Tskoua sub-station- d. G.. March Z
conditions. VII be received here until y ocloek ncco
including plumbing heating electric wiring and slectrd
lighting fixtures OF two single sets Ofeers ouar<sz
Hospital Corps Barrack. Storshouss. Stable
and one Wagonshed and CSaEass at The Walte~ Red
dcstions 6ank proposals and further rIr
plans and specfcstions. deposit will % bid
s @ gEt 70 sept or reject any or ali 5ias or a.
1850 tr0r6saIs ~ bs r7a-s5 rorosaI. -,
EaTt t3eIeo5 i ~ V-aIts- Rae4 ar- z.rss ET,,G
Constructing Quartsruaster
PROPOSALS FOR SEMI BITUNINoUs COAL
sealed proposals VII 6e recetVe9 az ne Sfnes of ne
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f2Ta21 may be had upon % 7DPs0F 1a at mis- 9s'
Assistant Purchasing officer
C1EATED PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED AT TH5
- Of the Light House BOARD washington. D. G.
g5 FURNISHING materials necessary
class sinzszcrsw steel steam light vessel 10 o. in
t, ,-,r,ssIs ana other information NAV be had upon
arpication 10 Light House Board. Washington D G
XX-EsT POINT. y y. MARCH I. 1sOs--sEALED
ns f5r furnishing fuel motor gasoline this Poss
Js iriSs e ~ b made during the fiscal year ending Juas
y reserves the rsht 70 accept or reject any or an
PToP2sas i,I o any S , p5S 9S oposais @ FsI and SSs
line" Addressed ouaFternaster.
nTARTERMASTER OFFICE WEST POINT. N Z.
~ Nar-h a. a-Seaed proposals. in triplicats, sub
conditions Will be resolved a. rnis
office until March 10 1909, for furnish
installing electrical distributing and street
lighting the Cadet Camp. per drawings
in this office Proposals from
cable will be considered ms
Trited states the right accept
or az prouosals Forms furnished upon application
this efFra Address QuaTtsrmaster. West Point. y
~ OVERNOR'S ISLAND y Y H. MARCH I. 1879
u Sealed proposals tripicate furnishing Fuel
Gasoline and Mineral oil. required Dept. East.
during year ending received her
until 10 a. m. April l. 1909 : right .,
tect accept all proposals part tersof
furnished application Envelopes contain
ing proposals win be endorsed Proposals Fusi
line and Mineral Oil at l. ". LITTELLA D Q L @
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-20
Two More Years
He Will See Century
Couple Of Anniversaries Will Put
Frank J. Bakule Over
the Line.

II Frank ]. Bakule sees two more No
nineteenths come around he will
have rounded out a century Of life, For
Mr.. Bakule who lives at 4oz3 North TWEEN
ty-fifth street Is now ss years Of age.
The nonogenarian was born in Prague
in the yea 1911. He was a baby Of ; when
Waterloo was fought, and was neAr old
age, for the average man. when Pickett's
charge was r~epulsed at Gettysburg. forty
six years ago.
Mr.. Bakule is distinguished from most
men over ninety years. because he does
not attribute his long life TO his always
having risen early"
Nor need the changes be rung on the old
theme Of faculties undimmed." although,
in fact, he Is in excellent, mental and
physical health. He is inclined to suspect
that his age may be due in part to the
fact that he has always had his two seidls
Of beer every day and has smoked his old
m-eerschaum-a pipe now black as Erebus-
as much as he wished-and that is a good
deal.
Inheritance played a big part beyond any
doubt. for his father was 80 when he died,
and his grandfather also passed the ninety
Mr.. Bakule makes his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Weldt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-20
GYMNASIUM HEADS DISCUSS
ASPECTS OF THEIR WORK
Physical Directors Of Y. w. c. A.. Com
terence Have Helpful Program
of Discussions.

The second day program OF the physical
conference in session az the
Young Women's Christian association
proved a full supplement TO Thursdays
session. The Moral influences OF the
Gymnasium Through the Physical Direc-
tor" was the subject of q round table
conducted by Miss Bertha Lash Of Chicago.
Among the subjects discussed were "Fa-
tigue. especially in Spring" How to Make
the Gymnasium an Antidote and Not a
Contrlbutory Agency 10 Sense Of Lassi-
tude," Corrective Work Membership"
Advertising and How ana Competitive
Games" The discussion closed with a drill
and games conducted by Miss Florence D..
Alden, physical director of the local as
ISOLATION.
Both Dr Brown, at the head of the ma
tional work and who is conducting the
conference, and Mrs. Emma Byers, general
secretary OF the local association, gave
strong addresses during the afternoon.
Mrs. Byers talked OF The Enlarging Field
Of Work In the Young Women's Christian
association" and DR.. Brown Of "A Depart
ment of Hygiene and Physical Education"
A discussion Of departmental cooperation,
the extension OF the department outside OF
the gymnasium, the necessity OF summer
work for association physical directors
along general association lines. hygiene ana
relaxation. concluded the afternoon session.
Especial emphasis was laid upon the
necessity OF the summer conference for
physical directors. Formerly such sections
were provided al all the several summer
gatherings, but these were too poorly at
tended to warrant continuation. This IL