The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1900, Page 8

THE WORLD: moNDAY LENUNG, JANUARY 16, 1990, - REES. CAN’T COUNT _TEN | SECONDS. New Method Needed in|W. K. VANDERBILT MAY | Hasina EERE eae ‘Determining What Con- HAVE RACING state, MANERD Mies Piet = WOGE oll) sat Sarna ae ways wear the same kind. - Midleton third, Saas eee on Bet to, this rm Lamas told that = . \s pon SU TERE AtW maces NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. - ferret “maker But, rape on the sid _. stitutes a Knockout. \ "crane pe ta akon — hog he | | : am RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEAN! 8 and fred: rine net day It was " ‘ = Track in Fine Shape and bey ee eae i: aren" ing gan wear It, can't you? iw ~ Way T ELECTRICAL CLO Weather Clear and aria ete ets Rich Sisters ine. Peuaht a sous, 1p Legian altaat " No Ck ? Warm. Hl Tallor's Suit and Maire. ciabatta the tostm »ny te Sta tent * a] Lost It. i i : - This or Stop Watch for Official) ee: i wit to at Might Do Away With GOGKEY CLAY 1S VERY MbMa} 5 t s}TRIRD ON DRBSS IN COURT) Sscmeeosro Suen, oe : ‘ Tiled | try on the drees fave reuse in take. All Suspicion. : . Imp's Rider Sufvering with) Sora, Wrinkles Didn't Count and ES ee er | 4 SS Pheumoniarih Crescent | sie panei: Fe Mra. Rhinehart Wore {iv dersered’a wrinkle Inthe back Sat > “the tottowing City. Atlantus i rf Other Corsets. tbacrees ita ana iar i tates that Fildorpha ¥ Pourth Rece—Har le feceived since the McCoy Vile the Waiter of The Kvening World lustice Josephs took thirty min to think this matter over, and fi nthe referee made an ex yunted ten on Me(Coy r war only down twelve| & Permit me through your worthy co al to The Evening World) tad Hee n decided for the plaintift umns to give my views on the © Ve this tion te doubted by readers Re RACK, NEW ORLEANS, Jan, Pee Worse ‘Three sisters, dark eyed, handsome, a McCoy batt! nigat Of Tole article, let them take a stop| te I - The weather here wax clear and Dolly Welthow rich, atylish, gowned in the latest fash- Athletic Clud, 1 am a lo! and count off what they belleve Is ‘Y warm to-day a vey big eons ame Deckon ion and as full of fight kopjeful of | MEN WITNESSES ABUSED « "s battle, a ot one one hur see the races the city it was . A4, after last night's batt Not one man in one hun : it the races. In Roers, appeared in the Yorkville Civil a that It was r [died cai count ten seconds accurately + trifle too warm fo be plessant, but at 9 ran place the admission was adverthied | They will find they are greatly mix the track a cool breeze swept over the 4 Court this morning to contest the bill : iy pate the daily papers to be the TRU | taken in Uieir estimate of the length of rand stand and mace matters: more Brent Mant Of a horrid dressmaker, or, rather, a| tlons Asked im Court Outrage = 4 © lar price, but when the public got to the ' i comfortable. Meusettomt horrid ladies’ tallor, who is trying to Decency. to double the reru remembered that a ‘The track was in the pink Vis Wie moanbeld yop] force them to take gowns which they! Vice-Chancellor Pitney, in Chancery Jon, That was steal Ing on a man te in ee Rusa feta faneve He Net Menwrale 77" C2400] contracted for but afterward refused to! Chambers, Jersey City, this morning ape 4 most (rying position. He i« sometimes "oe hey Suntae Osees eri frer Jobe 14 ities. Soler 104 | accept, peared the champion of women wit in ing with his father. The ¢ ‘The defendants in this most unusual|nesscs in the courts, and declared that * been at his home in Georgia ana . ves action were Mrs. Bylvan A. Hammer-|the method of examination to whieh U geet AE fog ak | False 8 MM) stough, wife of the Broadway clothing| many of them are subjected Is an owe Mists, MeCoy was out in the second] trying (4 count and wave the other man found, and, what ts more, his seconds| off at the same time. Jumped into the ring the same as Wey! The eriiicisme on White in this matter Gia when Corbet: fough: Sharkey and) cre untust for the ree stated above, | Was declared “foul. Again. inthe third! tur tie: doea not excuse hie very M% pounds, and thie will alk him 10 ride about # pounds, His tat! manufacturer; Mrs, EK. L. Reinhart and ; een wr and a transgression elr rights. 4 think he will do muecn riding Mrs, E. 8, Ullman, all wives of rich and! ly with the t Pigs i The discourse occurred during the hears see Cae, ore Baris inthe ROEBER AND OLSENMATCHED Well-known men. Mrs, Hammersiougn| ing of a motion in the divi nult ae , MeCoy struck Choynsk! «fter the! decision ou the foul blow delivered by i had rung. i er MeCoy at the conclusion of the third pund the and Mrs. Reinhart live at 2% West Bev- bag Brown against his wife, Now, 1 ask you {f thin 's fair Fowl] round in Ll tn enty-ninth street, and Mrs. Uliman at}: Brown. c i not been 1 with » nd 4 ‘ Questions were asked of Mrs. ghz inte (hat ie the ody oad oo" Mee” ANOTHER METHOD NEEDED. near dedi done ywtennn seven | Mh he aime Mahar of faahon, | aR ener, we eet ais nies " gids 2 b a of persons ni Swot w fale stow, vt the money was so] ‘The Mgnt, however, ‘tas raved ene Ptedl crenays Madey = th the cane. es ad hei ‘ . oad 0 Kone other metha Starters Vice<*hancellor referred to Mrs placed that the betting publie Would not} thing some other method must be eee a asad: wie Krnest Rocher and Beck Oisen, the} The attention of the sisters was at-| Rogers's experience in the Molineus toe @ fon ae el fo we to rere his point. mand for anything else but a dec nN over men whe are in 2141 | Swede, were matched at the Pollce| (acted to an advertisement on Dec. 5, 10 (Weber) 7 was rendered, | foci natiefied that knockout Either referee 114 (Tabery on { . 5 Gazette office thia afternoon to wrestle |!n which Haas Brothers announced a/=— Johnny White should noi be referee in| must carry wateh in hie hand or an 168 (Clawson) dat oe eco. | Peduct! f imported mott owns THEORIES Ano yooD, Gay battle. Yours truly, irle apparatus must be Introduced oe AW nkelay ib ¢ [te te werd sehen ae from ‘= to iin They eae saw ce PHIL 30311 ich will do the work 16 (Wes aie od and were conquered, not by the mot- tled gowns, but by other creations} Also @ Few Facts which siruck their womanly fancy. Subject. 14 [weeks and sill proba ve Ry George led fora furlong an i the oft a vine be trie k with a large gong ould be suspended aboy A great hue and cry has been ra he fact that Kid McCoy was down|T!9& On knockdown the timer could ‘gave way to Match Box, who she wrow for ts ea Mre, Hammersiough ordered a model! we nea oh q tn 44 second round twelve seconds in| Pus a & start the clock whic, at way ya aes berg ne took marry sown, Price §%. It was a Princess| rosgs mar ne ase ae peas — «Ris fight with Choynek! Friday night. 16) ft of each second, Ww record Ren’ Frost’ moved Into the lead and R UR ra SILER, a @ Callot model, with a gray and/tarianiem and many other fade along the bhp was down twelve seconds then he was) Mulls on (he gong, This would enable + Mont Important fall Ware pureharat. several nighecase | #eaye there, Winning whipped out by gold lace yoke and trimming of point| same line. ‘wat. But the referee says that M referee ta give an accura Will William K et to Mr. Vander- | iengty betere Bea Kalght. Time 138 lace and flounces. Mrs. Reinhart In-| Restaurants may be found in the larger anid Ukewhs, ‘ the Aghter_to Jing farm in is} dulged her fancy for a tailor-made co®-| cities where no meat, pastry of coffec is fag on Nis feet at the count of ten and, | Nie | ly seconds counted off he Preach farm | iB san iweue Me Saye New York Besing Clobe!tume of brown broadcloth, with » Cath-| served and the food crank is in his glory, 7 The query a » Was not out, Whose word i]t! Bist al me Selling: one mile and iwenty yards. Beas cuecr tol ts aie catty aca ald Be] 9 an tmportant racing world been very factory and that) Santer ft Mave Nothing te De with erine de Medici collar, and faced withland arguments and theories galore ad In the referse to decide when ten arc: | stapp a8 erceant On he Vanderbilt had strong, inclinations) the Deetatens. tan velvet, It was what the fashion) vanced to prove that meat was never in- Mavs eiandad,.or | ‘Tom, Dick | Match? money thar thd est estubtis a farm in tals) cimmcEn Y. Jan. th—Tom| *Fiters call “raviohing,” and it was to| OG Wash chakachs, saa’ . nly some Method must be a r 4 Inve! miretoce ie. és : ; ended eed ‘onda have elapsed, or ts any Certainly some method th farm by Mr. Vanderbilt would Involve. Therefore it is surmined that RUPFALA EY ‘om |e had for the begwarty price of $138. er Caete hit sar Tene cg and Harry with a stop watch bn hand) Otherwite referces will always be subs] It is thought such a step would purchases were for Mr. 5 O'Rourke, of the Broadway Athletic make us believe that our sturdy ancest Vo be the judge of a knockout? Inas- 1 suspicion foundation for tho establishment 1 farm here We at Club, when seen this morning and told| A® for Mrs. Ullman, she piunged. | who lived soreness rears is Weel ae Marte Marie. 11 \Wedders Nothing short of a $9 bal! costume Ey) ; i F meh as the referee 14 the bow th acing stable that would be * given ambiquous " about Biler's manifesto, said: F shooting match he should be the sole A BOARD OF APPEAL. credit to the turf. It te well ki there are many know! | jotee, ior Landry) met ee “filer's statement that the manage-| Would do for her. Tt was @ peach ote 7 Judge and authority. Why should there not be appeal from Vanderbilt has long desired the pl facts to warrant the statement that the) Wedderstrand rashed Macle Marie to ¥ of the club makes the dee.sions in| costume, showing gilmpaes of Mrs, U Our forefathers had other things to de = ¢ i the start, and, tuk-| Ne® York is untrue. The referee has it! man's divine shouldere and bust, which | tham formulate theories about the food they © just of referees?|of running horses but has refrained be-| Horse Exchange man has been purehas-| the front rignt atte If the referee counts slow then the te It te plain referee Ie rat-| cause he dreaded the publicity inevit-} Ing thoroughbreds for W. Vanderbilt | ing a lead of @ length. showed the way] all his own way gn le absolutely: ea id have made her o feature of the| ste. A warm welcome was extended to any man gains an advantage. If the yoked and gives a plainly UR-] ably connected with important racing) and that t millionaire will have 3 the & rturn. Then Statira moved inio fammelled. 4 a on peed he Broad we: ong ball had ghe accepted the simple | tind from bacon to acorns. ! counts fa a much the better) jar fectsion ls \nere any reason WhYl stables If M: Jerbilt has overcome | a string of good hortes carrying hie col- | # y then took command,|one politictan in It and he never gock| garment, A healthy appetite and common sense are feeling he be a great acquist-| ors in the near future de would have wor|near the c.ud-house,” ‘Ail of the gowns need changes to make excolient guides to follow in matters of ;’ $e the opponent. A crooked nem This ives wuestion if there] «us feeling he, RihcUEh Mr Andere se, (ha heey By ae se t count cording to | should auch 4 a ough Anderbilt ts the H Is went to the ~~ by aaah patti ar et! ‘The rumors assoctating Mr. Vander-| test stockholder in the Coney. Island them fit. ‘They were made, and then, to| et ands mixed dict of grains, fruits an@ u pond o | ihe Btate A nut and he was more of a_handicap Lona Se a ue a bilt’s name with the establishment of al Jockey Club, until this year he has re- [than a help in the run home. “The resul IDA KAUFMAN POUND, the wild astonishment of Haas Brothers, |™'* 18 undoubiedly the best, ¢linations tn the matter. Fut so long nil ut providing boxing | breeding farm tn this country are based | (rained from any active icipation ja] Was that Clawson got Ie ahh thiss Woke GRAt belodk a teamed fabio, 8 compared rains and vegetables, tthe referee has full power there can be would agree to recognite a finallon a solid foundation. Frank Ware, who | tts affairs outatde of being a member of win by a Kk. Th ib ernie than the ladies: | meet furnishes the most nutriment in @ , x4 ore The Boboy In was a ‘ittle more highly concentrated form and is digested k com! is oMcial decisto ‘ he: A athe | the Hoard of Dir vat he hos yastn ace he omen! seciion We connected with the ‘American Horse) tie, est same of his xenaitivenese anf Mer Way Wome and| tailors could bear. So they brought |soq aasimiated more uichin then reece, acing ¢ ber of prominent, fair-minded sport Ct mn K It seems an outrage that a shoe nf change, has f me time been pur ' pod oagpriesiy: ; pe :, 7 COUNT TEN SECONDS. bes pled al dons AE teed. marea--matrons of | 2, WiHline (0 lake a more active part in} War Ta the Homse sult, and brought the eults to court and | dirs and mraics, it has been insinuated that BR wed quality, both in the #t [tion atthe fast meetig of the club to ite) Bviny 1 snila ‘ of Good Shepherd. bags red id oe oe Jovephs | pr, Jultus Remmson on this rubject aa: dommny whi axely counted » i fend. | and in throwing successful horses Last Prostdency rh es iT apices «| tha etauadries bt flo itd one ee Peaglinayrsstis sad tage Me McCoy t chance to reniver " \ vil ins, ya jig : Rae cee a neta te ae ears O14. adn’) sir, Haas, 2 reply to this attack, eaid| neath and of low vitallty should eat meat 7 Ht 3 Market street, when she wan dis-| {nat wher Mrs. Hammersiough came to/and plenty of it. If the digestion 18 too the store on the lth she wore long] feebie at first it may be easily corrected by while on t he 18th she wore short | the regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- eS week ag0. Jones, As every woman knows, this gave| lets after each meal. Two of these excellent charged from the insane asylum on Blackwell's Island, ow The polle FREAKS 10 BE SEEN —s—S«=*ANNTI- LEAGUE MEETING cones ™m on the! her an entirely different shape. If the| tablets taken after dinner will digest several | | HERE ANSON SAYS mother's account and the girl did not finally ft {t was her own| thousand grains of meat. eags or other anl- AT T E YCLE | ° le ey $0 ihe found in the House of the Good] fauit, dhe had on the wrong corsets, mal food in three hours, and no matter how f é Donna Rita, to the front and] Shepherd, where she had gone with an-| Mme. Bernot, an expert on waists, told| weak the stomach may be, no trouble will \ —_—_—- stayed there Boland ted to] other girl. about the secrets of corseta and ‘the/ be erpertonced if a regular practice is made of using Sean Dyseeeete Tite Resse u American Association Mag- nates to Decide About Lo- catingClub in New York, | ai ~~ | they supply the pepsin and diastase neces- MAY BE THE SNOWFLAKE, | xc 'siu‘s oercome ty thar tox ami AND PATTERSON AT HERCULES A. C. 10 The Hercules Athletic Club has for fia! regular weekly show in the clubhouse, Myrtle avenue, near Broadway, Brook- | “CHICAGO, Jan. 1h local promoter of + Ameri can Association, announces that ther will be an important meeting of the as: piring magnates within ten days It probably will be held In New York ‘That meeting.” the veteran declined. “will mark the culmination of our p'ans There is ju Hitch In the proceed Anson, scar! poor ‘The Rresing | ST. JOHN'S, N. F., Jan. 18.—Merchant | Principles, pepsin, dlastase, fruit eriés and 4 n, to-night, matched four men cap- Bowring, of this city, with a house in| %lts, which actually perform the work of anle of making a night of great interest | New York known as Bowring & Archi © lovers of istic spor: bald, thinks the wreck at Mt. Mary’s|@ersding under the name of érspepete In the principal event Frank Patters Ray is thetr cil-tank steamer Snowfake, ings, and thal is the location of a clu son, of Brookt; faces Solly Smith, of Capt, Prowse, which sailed from New in New York, but that will be fixed Lon Angeles, Cal. for twenty-five | York Jan. 3, with @ full cargo for Lan- > nm would not say what he mean rounds at 122 pounds, Both men have don, Running 29 yay daily, Lge te “satisfactorily.” he preferred to leave been in tee rin 1 number of years. about her average, the the I a ea io a (ha coupe oF (nee caries tai Berraht” hth poklton a dapiaht New York in opposition tr chet net all the noted feather-welghts and | Went ashore, r that there is any such intention fy some who have graduated Into the| ‘The Bowring conorn, 6 are mito, te feneal nly be guessed at ‘ght-weight division, bleek at the top and bot The her bout will be for canta * rounds between Kd Darreih defeating Money Dobbs in’ the ‘ame club, and whe | hullivan. of ‘New. York. This metch te foe Maris will be my chiet THREE FIGHTS TO- ol fehts slated for vo Need and wie ie o a and explaine! to the public the xhow pi er before designed + le constructh 5 soars | . ", Oe - : ie he od Y appliance, the Dr, Sanden Electric Belt, with suspen- } char tt 8 d eae eo sory for men, is a perfect home self-trestment, the \woue TO MEET Funune | +h whos gic santana LE MEETS SHARKEY, BOXING GOSSIP. ‘ i, MAHER TO MEET FINNEGAN. Mis Miata thongs tet Maer silt be seen in 8 contra oe feb fe ; 1 as pretty # contest RUHLIN JOINS CORBETT, ero: "sin'iets Main Ss f Gus Ruhlin, the big heavyweight fight-| vane’ dese 3 r, of Akron, who has been engaged by | !* a } dim Corbett to train him for bis coming vay, notwithstanding rumors | contest with Jim Jeffries, = to part with Bis! es.champion at Lak NJ. Corbett . 7 . Silzes Billy Madden, manager of Rub. = bare lin, on Saturday, asking him to have | Ps They ei bor! 1% pounds W’GOVERN WILL BE BUSY. That Terry MoGevern, champion of the world, the money be caw oat the latter join him on Monday, and Ruhlin, with grip and baggage, started | brary Trustee Joseph Luthin com- ied suicide to-day at 612 W, i rigor "He feared bo ‘would bes me ) ard then }