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The Washington times., 1910-09-29
MYSTERY IN VISIT
OF CAMP TO COAST

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 29.-The
unexpected visit Of Walter Camp. the
Yale athletic adviser. to the Pacific
coast has caused tongues to wag- 1t
has been given out that he was making
the trip for business reasons. but It has
been impossible for the nature of mis-
business to be learned. he viii be gone
month and immediate plans for Yale
athletics and intercollegiate sports viii
have TO be made without him.
The naming of the baseball coach for
next year at Yale viii be left unsettled
captain corey, OF the nine, saws thar
nothing whatever had been decided
about plans for the next season r,.i,-
Lush, coach last season, has lust re-
covered from severe attack OF typhoid
fever It II not certain that he viii b.
Te-enSaSed or that Yale will have a 10
feSslonal coach 1t Is certain that in
the absence of Camp, the Yale fall WORK
VIII be held without Lush as coach he
Is here, but is barely convaIescenf fr,r7
his attack OF typhoid, and will re main
quiet for several weeks longer Ht has
not signed as a basketball coach 1-et
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published


while making Tor New Orleans On the
schooner Colleen. Peter CadOslu and his
EeTFauf. Terry trcaEn. PICK Uu n oDEE
Jane Todd, unconscious from exposure
SGe is the da-Ehter OF ths lighthouse
keeper on Cedar Island. whittier they
i4ke her At the other end O. the ls-4u4
IS deserted 'lolse Nnirh WIiirE, the
assistant teuce-. -eclarss 20 be haunted
haEi1g seen mysterious tights there
CaooEan makes uliniEht excursion
IE-re- he 4s knocked gown u an el-
Ca-nv creature. and when be comes 20 his
senses the EacEr with him on board
has G-Ifted 20 a remote bayou IN New
orleans, cadoEan buys Cedar Island AZ
auction.
In the excitement oF the sale CadoEan
pays the absurd price of $500 when
tcchrane- a suspicious character AZ
telupts tp by back the island. Ca1csan
thinks there may be treasure there tS
also believes CO-Eraue and WillnE are
accoupi-ces- Returning 20 the island ne
learns that James fa-Eers s. r=s5 name 9
I1peiius- and that the island was his
Jane and he are iu love
On goinE 20 take possession q the
EOuse- a -aItlcsralze Ls 1I1B AT Ia1oEan-
1c explores the house but cen hua no
one With his servant De spends th3
night iu the hall While asleep they are
OTerDCwerei and UpT % br willing and
a La-i-Ulf teC- uslC-ue1 BACK Wll helps
SiTa Then Willing iuprlzoDs Jane n
re lgELhOuse tower ana urUEs ICpfll-
j. Escaping by rope from the tosre--
che hastens 20 the house Wiling and
the negro have uncovered treasure of
Erea- value IN the cellars They come
TO blows. and each is badly injured VIII
inS puts green light iu the cupola OF
the house and while he Is gone The girl
releases CadJEGn from his letters The
wounded black crawls into the room look
Ing for willing.
As WIUinE- pistol IN hand 6escsEds
the stairs the deformcd and wounded
b ack springs to the euCouu-e- and IS shot
dead cy the assistant lighthouse keeper
before being killed however De hurls
n large club at willing. which takes the
man Of his feet and sends him iD a heap
o. the stair unconscious
Jane hurTies back 10 -le lighthouse 70
look after her father. and Ca1ozsn- after
revivinE Wiling. tries TO make him tell
the significance Of a green lamp which
he had placed iE the cupoia Cf the house
T9pelius awaEes from the effects o. the
drug administered by Wiling and find
ing himself alone in the lighthouse, goes
20 the haunted house II search OF Jane
There he learns from CadoEa1 what had
transpIred. and the two 80 down into the
cellar TO inspect the UnearLhed treasure.
leaving Willing IN charge Of CreaEh-
The green light brings vikings friend-.
who try to OverpOWeT CTeaEh-
A desperate battle ensueS- in which Cad
ogan. TopeIius. and Creagh take g hand
Jane reaches the Lighthouse tn End her
father goue- ana. sUrEnissinE that he IS
searching for her. she sits down and is
soon asleep.
She awakes TO md an evII-sppeariuE
STRANGER standing in the dooruav- ana
fees 10 the lighthouse tower locking the
iron door behind her. From there she OBJ
serves her father, CadoEan. and CresEh
running down the beach. with .GaIf a
dozen men In hot pursuit
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
COLUMBIA ATHLETE
IS MADE A RECTOR

NEW YORK. Sept % The Rev
Duncan II. Browne. one nf the young
est priests in the diocese and In his col
lege days well known as an athlete, has
been chosen as rector by the vestry of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church al
New Brighton, : I. which has SO COM
municants.
The Rev Ar Browne ytas connected
in his student days with the football
eleven Of Columbia University, and
since his graduation. in 1905. has kept
in athletic training Upon his gradUa-
ton from the Union Theological Semi
nary. to which he had gone after few
months spent in the General Theological
Seminary, he was made vicar of the
Bronx Church House.
Under the direction OF Mr. Browne
the Bronx Church House has been a
conspicuous success. and his methods
drew TO II hundreds OF young men and
boys, 10 whom the tactful vicar seemed
TO make an especial appeal
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
CRACK TEAM ENTERS
NEW ORLEANS MEET
N. Y. A. G. Announces Its
Entries for A. A. u. Cham
pionShips Next Month.

NEW YORK, SEPT 2e.-Capt Matt
Halpin. of the New York Athletic Club,
working in conjunction with the other
advisers on track and field sports. an
nounces that the makeup OF the team
which viii represent the Mercury
Foot" ut the National Chan. I,i,,Isz..ips at
New Orleans next month is as follows:
F. J. Ross and r. T. Edwards. 100
yards, 90 yards, and 40 yards; Harry
Gissing, 40 yards, and $50 yards. VIII
ton g PAUL. $50 yards and one mile.
Fred Rellars and Eddie Fitzge raid one
and FIVE miles; J l. Hartranft, I20
yards hurdle and 30 yards hurdle: PIatt
Adams JaveIiE and broad jum9s: h s
BabCOC1. pole vault Con Walsh, all
weight events; r. EdgTen, discus and
hammer; w Thomassen, high jump:
H Grumpelt, high jump, and Con
ieahy, hop, step ard jump, high jump,
and running broad jump
The team viii travel by r7i botI,
ways. The exact day has not oeen SET
but it is anticipated that the team win
get away by October 10 AIessrs- Hal
pin. Pilgrim, Kammerer, and a score
OF rOoterS viii also make the trip
The committee in charge Of the Irish
American Athletic Club team has d.
cided that the Winged Fist bows viii
make the journey to New Orleans by
boat, leaving New York on October \
Coming back it is to be optional with
the athletes as To whether they VIII
travel by boat or rail
The prospective competitors for the
Irish-AmeTicau Athletic Club and the
events in which they are entered are
BObbie CIOUghan. 100 Yards and 90
yards, J J Eler- lie yards hurdle and
70 yards hurdle Jim ROsenberCer leo
yards, 20 yards and 40 Yards: Mel
So yards and one mile. Joe
ETomilOn. SO yards Abel Kfvat So
yards and one mile: Jack Monument.
80 yards and one mile- Tom Collins
and George Bonhag, one and five miles.
Dan AheaTn' mop, step and jump and
running broad Jump, John Flanagan
hammer and ffty-ssx; Martin Sheridan.
discus anG shot, Pat Mcdonald, shot
and ffty-siN, and -uuo Broad. iaveli0
In addition to the e men who will be
in the senior events there is a likelihood
that Bob Eiler. Jack Monument. Dick
Egau, and Bred viii start for junior
honOrs in their favorite events
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
DOLAN IS BEATEN
BY LEO HOUCK

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept 29-Jiumv
Doian- or Trenton, was substituted Cor
joe Sleger, Of Philadelphia, who baked
al the match, as an opponent for Leo
Houckr the welteT=yeiEht champion. at
the Lancaster Athletic Club boxing
show last night, and what happened 10
Dolan was plenty
Houck made DoIan look ike a Joke,
but the latter was game. and took an
awful lacing al the hands OF the Ian
caster boy After he had been sent to
the mat twice and had been pounded
badly, Referee Schlichter mercifuIIy
stopped the bout IN the fourth round
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
COVELESKIE FAILS
TO PROVE PUZZLE
Unable To Come Back" After
making Rather Good
Start.

EEW YORK, Sept 29--Ten days ago
sporting writer's were sinEinE-the praises
Of Pitcher Coveleskie, of Cincinnati,
who. they said. had blasted the old
theory that a pitcher could not come
back Today the Hurting Hun is
once more in the exploded phenom"
class. and the come back idea is vim
dicated-
CoreleslSie's ''blOw-ups' in his last two
appearances in the box have Just about
convinced Manager Griffith that the for
mer 'gianl-kilIer- should have been left
down South where he proved such a
feature
The big Poles work yesterday against
New York the team that he used to
beat with the utmost ease, vas the
fiimSlest seen on the Polo grounds this
year. and Griffith Is said to be looking
for suitable spot TO which 10 attach
the can.
The Washington times., 1910-09-29

nership with Glen Curtiss does not seem
TO bother Mack He saws Morgan is
apt 20 give base on balls at any tire,
but that does not amount TO anything,
II ne VIII just continue pitching at TOD
speed Cy used TO let Up when ne grew
Wild with the result that he would
not last the game out. He is a success
lul. pitcher now. because he does not
allow "a base on balls to bother HIM
He just pitches at top speed all the
time, and consequently gets himself out
OF many holes
+ COombs Has Mastered Drop
JACK Coombs' record of seven SHIT
outs in his last ten games - =stewortGy-
OF Coomhs they say ne has mastered
the greatest o. all 3itchi IL assets. the
drop bah that ooes not break from the
TiZht-hand hatters- The bali comes Up
20 the plate squareIv IN the center and
falls from one TO two feet. Oid-time ball
players saw that Amos Rusie had that
ball and that he threw II with treuea-
dOus speed. and the batter that could
meet % with any regularity never lived
Frank Chance is quoted as saying re-
Gently that he dld not think the Ath-
leticS were any stronger than the Tigers
were when they faced the Cubs In the
series OF 1851 and Ee0S- IN those two
series the hest the Tigers could do was
20 tie game in one series and grab q
y
Athletics do not do far better than this
there viii be the keenest disaD1oint-
meEJ tEat the lcvaI supporters o. lhe
-tLcrt~an league have ever known
Philadelphia fans sizing up the stu
alton. cannot see for a minute where
Chance Is correct The Athletics ficJr %
TO beat all American League records
this season for games won This they
VIII do. II Is argued, in spite OF the fact
that the American League has this year
had pitching superior TO that Of any
season in which the Tigers captured the
pennant The claim is made that the
Athletics. when facing their strongest
fOes-New York. Boston and Detroit
have played their best brand Of ball
Athletics Base Running.
Of the haee running Of the Athletics
competent Philadelphia critic re-
marks
"Spe=kins CT running bases brings MS
down to one Of the vital weaknesses Of
our own pets During the last week
the manner in which they paraded on
the sand pilots was a marvel Of wretch
edneSs- Nobody seemed able to gather
speed or thought enough 10 vv3rk the
sprint gam on its logical outcome
once on the bag. they seemed 20 imme-
diately fail into a slumber-
They had a slump in base running
that. unless speedily corrected, viii not
help in the worlds series. The men
have been smashing the ball in good
shape with the exception of Eddie Col
lins. who has tumbled into a temporary
slump
But more vivscity on the bases is
necessary The Cubs have been known
as the slickest article in the country
once they people the pans, and the
MaCEmen cannot afford TO have one
weak spot in their Offense when they
bump against the Chancemen-"
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
PITCHING THE FACTOR
IN THE WORLD GAMES
Cubs Must Beat Chief Bend and Jack Coombs to Win
the Championship Series-King Cole Expected
Play An Important Part.

DETROIT, Sept. 9e-WiU the pitching
staff Of the Philadelphia Athletics be
able TO offset the ether advantages that
are generally conceded 20 5he Chicago
club in the coming worlds champion
ship series, Is the question most fire.
0uentIy discussed just now between
partissus Of the National and American
leagues
II is claimed that the pitching Won
every worlds series that has been
played Supporters OK the Athletics fg
ure the Cubs viii have no chance
against Bender, COombs, Plank, ana
Morgan. Manager Connie Mack, of the
Athletics. has tntimated that he expects
TO rely on Bender and CoonIbs against
the Cubs. But Connie Is an old fox.
and there are those who think he's talk
ing for the purpose Of leading the Cubs
10 look forward 10 riEht-aznoers and
win come strong with Eddie Plank and
possibly Harry kTause. the young Cali
foruia. who has recently shown a re-
turn to the form that made him the
pitching sensation OF the early season
Of 1853.
Manager Chance and his followers
do not by any means coDcede that the
Athletics have q superior pitching staff
While the hitting and fielding of the
Cubs have been potent factors IN keep
ing them on TOD IN the championship
race. Chance declares the pitching OF
Cole Brown. ReuIbaCh. Overall and
FfeiSteT should not be overlooked.
King Cole Factor.
on account Of his great work in the
National League this season it Is nat
uraI to expect tlsat King Cole VIII be
q factor in the worlds series At the
same time Il is NOT considered likely
that Chance will rely on Cole tt VII
be either Three-Fingered Brown OF Ed
ReuIbach- They have had the experience
IN playing in worlds series games and
are noted for cOUluess and nerve in the
pinches- Jack PfeisJer VIII also be in
condition Dv the time the series begins
Nerve Is the feature Chance likes about
a pitcher. He priGes himself on having
@ group Of fingers who have the nerve
and declare that Is why they have been
so successful in major league ranks
Connie Mack has an idea based on
past performances, that Chief Bender
is going to be his most effective pitcher
against the Cubs He bases this CpIn-
ion on the result Of the game last fall
between the Athletics and the Cubs,
played at Chicago after last season
Evers and Chance were the only regu-
lars out Of the clubs lineup and the
Athletics won by three runs TO two
That game gave me q pretty good
line SAYS Mack ''on Bender when fac
ing the Cubs. II he IS right they will
not do anything with him. and he Will
work in at least two and possibly more
of the games He viii have TO be at his
best. OF course but the chief usually
in such a position by october as to give
him plenty of rest and have him At and
ready for the big series
Cy Morgan's disposition TO form part
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
SFUGRO-OBRIEN BOUT.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s-Young shuEro.
frankie Burns sparring partner, viii
have q chance to show his real caIfb-a
when lie faces Young O-Brien in the
star bout Of ten rounds at the special
show in BrOWDS s EyuaSium. West Twen-
ty-third street. tonight
have q chance % show his real Caliber
In rccE ut bouts In the Semi-wiudun-
Lou WiikeuS VIII meet Kid Specks for
six rounds Phil White and Harrv Wal
1ers viii clash for four rounds and Gus
Wolf and Fighting Joe HaIlen viii go
four rounds There VIII be four other
bouts.
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
QUARTERBACK HURT.

CHICAGO- H. Sept 2s--Quarterback
Lc Baron. Of the Northwestern Univer-
siJy football team. Is IN hospital today
with several broken ribs and internal
injuries received when one Of the scrubs
tackled him during practice yesterday.
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
CANADIAN RACES BEGIN.

MONTREAL, Sept. 29-The inaugural
trotting and pacing meeting Of the King
Edward Driving Park Association
opened today at the association track,
which Is situated on Is.e Br0sbOis. in
the St Lawrence river, a few miles
from this city. The meeting VIII con
tinUe one week, during which time 5000
viii be distributed in purses
The Washington times., 1910-09-29
Y. M. c. A. TO START
AQUATIC CONTESTS

The first monthly aquatic contest at
the Young Mems Christian Association
viii be held in the pool at the Central
building this evening at O'Clock The
event viii be 25-yard dash, plunge. plain
dive
A series Of events viii be run, the
dates for the same having been ar
ranged as follows September % OctO-
Der -. November Il. and December I5-
The Washington times., 1910-09-29

The Conclusion of This Sforr VIII
BE Found in TOEaorroTy,a
Issue of The Tfmea-
The Washington times., 1910-09-29

Lester T. Moore. Ir-- viii leave this
evening for New York. where he viii
witness the running OF the Wander
bit Cup race Saturday morning other
WashiT-t0n motorists who will see
this race are r browning Spence
John h Nolan. p T. CdVeTly. and A
The Washington times., 1910-09-29

Miller Bros Automobile and SUNNY
Company has taken the agency for
the owen car. and the demonSfratOg
Is expected to arrive here during the
week The owen is made in Detroit
and ranks one of the best built
cars I'D this country With the Owen
Nelig- and Ford Miller Bros have a
strong line of cars. and they are plan
ming to handle many sales during the
season
The Washington times., 1910-09-29

These signals are generally worked
from Is , repair pits IN front OF the
Erandscand, and much ingenuity IS
shown in their working Last year Il
VIII be remembered. a mistake in the
Interpretation Of a signal caused an ac-
cid mt TO the Buick car that put il out
OF the running Hence great care will
be exercised this year
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alien oieIen llmftdnoeu INNER nod an
Sslbitmorp CLAUDE. ontnortsts Bar
3annt naa tur3sm 3ossrn: r5d, Ils
tcunte gelbitmoro begangen habeH,
gs luirb ienob nisutals ssnau betdnH'
lpsroen. pts fis gu ibrsm gnbe sstOm'
men it,"
alg nG6Itsr 3sugs ipuroe Jrieoens'
ridter Gam. Bel. Der bIinoe RsAts.
anDalt, nernommeu. Dsrfelbe Idgt:
aus, oab Srau Ban 3anet zines I'd
aes, ;fpiihen bem IA. uno "a. Sdnuar,
gu ibm aetommsu lei uno ii6 ertunoisl
babe, Del4e S6ritte geeen einen Ghe'
mann, iptld,er isin 9elb pertriuts. fit
nit anberen 5raGsu3immsrn herum'
treble uno isire 5amiIie pernadlGhige
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lpiro sr nur thun?- am porieeH Britt
nod Dor aht Sagsn babe iie ihr
f.3euaen) an eos 5sltpbcn gsruien uni
sslast, bab ibr Mann felt Sonntaf
iih nicht babe su Sauie bliden Iaf'tn
4m DcHnssitag babe iie ibm pc,
1elspbcn mitastbsilt. fie i6nne BIZ
gehancluna, rpelt,e ibr Wann ihr an
gsbeihen laHs, nitt ldnser ertraeer
une bnb iie gu ibren GIttrn suriitteh
ren peroe. Sbr WaHn iei betrunter
heimnsiommen uno babe lie mibhan
belt. 3euss erildrte auf cine besiislid'
Jraas bss Gprpnsrs. oaB bic 5rau ibn
aeaeniiber niemals bsbauptet babe, DAT
ihr Maun iis NIT b.m lobe 5enrob
babe.
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6auIe neben Der Udn 3anDt'ften Ja.
mile pobni. bsseuste, Dob fie bdufie'
3dHsereien spiInen oem Ghepodr &c
bort babe. Mm Gamitas Wlorgsn eeser
10:15 llbr babe iie seh0rt. ipie Gru,
Dan 3annt ibrem WaHne fuste: sd
ipsroe heute gu meinen Gltsrn suriid'
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Touring Gar, RobsG anor, fir $3,,
370.40 su taufsn.
.Rir tommt berdus", iagte Serr
2aioIap uno i6rieb latoRiih auf ben
Ranb Der Cfferte: Gin RuHubput 1T
gut gsuus. Que angsbote fiir Touring
gars" iinb Qbgspisien uno Der GU
periutenoent bss Strabens uno Ib-
SugstanaI- -8erbeFerungss 8epartemsnt
tpiro anoeipieIeu, Gnssbote fir eIa
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beTerung elmer StraBs gu lsgsn. Serr
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stur3em bic Union Gas &c electric
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tsbrsn." Der WtauU babe seaHtportet.
ieoo6 babe lie C3eugin) Die 4ntport
niht Dsrftaupsn. Sm ndditen 4ugens
blite babe 6rau Ban 3anot seiagt:
nAeiu, ih psrne ni6t bis gum !.
partsn." 3sugin idiloerte Johann oi.
bersits rpisbsrboli beri6tsten umitdn'
be Der auffinoung Der 2si6e Der 5rau
Ban 3anot.
goli5eiIsutnant Grimm idgte unter
anoer.m aus, Ddb sr ben 9efangenen
oefraat babe, ob er ii6 Die 2eiae niht
aniehen poas. jsooa babe Ban 3aRot
eeantportst: n9tein, ih tann oas
niht srtrdgen."
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9ormittas um 1870 uhr an Der Gens
tral ape. unb s. StraBe besesHst lei
unD nit osnislbsu gsiproten babe.
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Glbsron QpeHus ainie. srtlGrte, odB
golisiit 8iltsnau feline Gar am Sdms'
tag gormittag um 1870 llhr an Der
s. uno gsntraI 4penue beittegen babe.
RslIie Qapne. Don Ro. 1O47 NtHs
S.rabe. cine profs1iOueue arantens
pflessrin, iagte aus, pdB Ile 5rau allfs
9on .3aubt pdhreuo elmer tlirilIhen
Rrantheit sspflest babe. Die 6rau
babe 8histp in groBsH Guantttatsn
aetruuten. RAD ibrsr 4Hiiht, hab:
oieIelbe Selbitmoro begangeu.
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