The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1900, Page 6

LIVELY GO FROM THE START. Into the for the meee ee grb Joe Bernstein, the east side feather- weigh! boxer, who has been in the ring for several years, received his second Beckout at the Broadway Athletic Club Maat night at the hands of “Ki f who gave Joe his quietus in the thir teenth round with to the floor, where he was counted out bby Referee Charley Whi! Bernstein was in no shape whatever twenty-four hours in which to prepare E Bowery Boy Put to Sleep inthe Thirteenth Round by Kid Defeated Fighter Had No Time to Train, Yet Put Upa Clever I) hi. NV, ” BROAD. road, short lef; swing solar plexus, dropped him contest, as he was only «iven for the Leesa he having been Tae SAS ANA a AlfredGwynne Took Pas- Jealous of Him, Betsey sage on the Teutonic This Afternoon. Gwynne Vandertitt sailed away ‘on the Teutonic this mon. The traveller was accompanied by |'Wo years and four months old, with Donald sagged wien tw two trui Alfred of healt of face, beard. cravat. took, W: “I don't know what I to first. Seporters know more about the railroads 40." Asked out bis “1 haven't any plans. “I doubt if I get as far ax India,” said he to an Evening World reporter. “ @all probably From Cairo we shall go to the “Brotland and get home about July 3. @hall go to Newport and shall not give @ thought to business tl! Autcmn. “Then 1 shall re *after affairs which Rental sallway aysiem, the young man Maclean and his Harold Vanderbilt. younger and his | Edgar Speyer, a German, foilowed |sTuck her three-weeks-old brother, Mark o big steamer bags. These and inks constituted al Mr. Vander: | Dilt's lugeage. ‘There wasn't a maiden of the 400 In! ¢red upon the new arrival ®ight and only three young men from the Vanderbilt set were on the pier. Vanderbilt looked the pleture | hand apirit, He is tall, sedate; with romy chee wore a ri He wears no} nm that reached to hie shins, a biack derby and black | her face meet my friends at ‘@ shall tour England, Wales a: 1 down and look now in charge of | le, William K. Really, 1 think any cf you if he would undertake to carry father’s plang for a transconti- . | eves on the covered form in the carriage | smoothing back the ehi Broad. Battle. JOE BERNSTEIN. substituted for Dave Sullivan, who wag unable to meet Broad on account of a badly strained left arm. Although Bern-| i | der the conditions. Then the bell rang for the thirteenth round Broad sailed into, Bernstein ani landed a stiff into his kidneys, at the same time his right to Joe's ‘h. These ft a and as ie Broad wwung ‘ot the stomach, falling on che oy ee White then counted Bernstein Joe was completely esbansied fe “wat carried out of the ring by his seconds to his dressing room. wher he recovered. It war then Sieooreres that Rernstein had badly apralt heft Ltd fi he w nt dor os ¥ t BROTHER, Gives Mark Hig Death Blow. Baby Betsey Ledman ts the youngest |) murderens in police annals, She ts just ’ jechildish prattle still upon her tongue. With a little wooden harmonica ; | Louls, a death blow on the temple be- cause she was jealous of the kisses and attention her mother and father show- Baby Betsey was in t brace of her mother when a reporter of The Evening World called at the humble home of the Leximang at 7 Allen street this morning. Her golden hair fell gracefully over her tiny shoulders and Sas grave as though she fully comprehended her awful act. “Where ts your brother?’ asked the reporter, taking the infant's hand, She pointed to a baby carriage in the centre of the room, “O'er da’,” she replied, casting her “How did he die?” put in the mother, sunny looks, “Bay bofer sleep in by-by ‘agon in replied little Betsey, turning’ her responded the infant, oling- to her mother's neck. le hith bofer wif whifisle da’,’ Betsey prac } her plump little hand to her left tempi halt ou sorry you ala" abked Of course, 1 Rave an idea, but it ts not formulated so| department, arsi is making way | Dut tives sald we didn't like our Pourth Rare Handin - Dut ray task would rather fea] (hldren and if'T didi take Mark home | Zac" none? to the business branch. He will blow caused congestion of the | ¢ ‘S Suretgen y continue in the mechanic nod yertentay our Tittle one died (ie Mt—and I wouldn't if about rou 1 Degin @t the elemen- brother Corneiius is grea.ly With the work in the mechan- ad the child, her blue eyes “Yes, put im the father, Mark's bard blow on the Pin ot ei with the ut Oe two weeks him, r ago that she hit 1 took the tafant to the hospital, ral H On, af, 1 onl hint lor our firet | iy hadn't that hi | have naoeted 1 years ago. three je wan hisied by a Ball trom & foot and| Ma kept it in cate wave us fa at Ser Sah at cP ay God be. ur - SKATBRS COMPETE. WINNERS AT ———— Card Was Excellent and Feb. 3—One of the best cards of | Meeting was offered by the Crescent City Jockey Club ¢o its patrons to-da and good da Al Fresco, Eva Rive and Jolly Roger to meeting was races Dave Gideon will take a trip to this place in search of a jockey and has planned to Joynt for some Eastern turfman, Domesetia, 106 (Aker? » 2 Murat, 1 (MeHugh) iit 2 mG Freak made all his own running and won easily by a length beat Yuba Dam two lengths for second money, Time—1.41%, PY W beat Bt ond money, Time—0 0. Sim Coa Ha then the former drew out running to the stretch sent Donna Rita remained home, half a length before School finished third, back. Won by Jol}; ond and Al as follows Turney Depona» Prince Real George Alvert Vale Made BERNSTEIN RECEIVES HIS SECOND KNOCKOUT. NEW ORLEANS. Promised a Good Day’s Racing. (Specta! to The Rvening World.) RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEAN lt promised to '* racing. The feature of the card was the Mer- hants’ Handicap, for three-year-olds nd upward, with Wolhurst, Laureate, furnish another face the flag. The weather was fine ind one of the largest crowds of the a the track to see the — According to reports from New York age either Boland, MeJoyat or Wink- eid. But his plans will be upset, as all three boys have been engaged for the coming season, M t r Ww inder con- and Hola ct to C. H. Smith, ted to G. W. Fitagerald cago, engaged Me- but Star ho tt ls not known. FIRST RACK Belting: one mile Betting St. Hit Pia. (Boland) 21 0 1 ‘hers, 48 (Mitebell) wie 6 4 Yubs Dam, 121 (Taber) om Ublers, who SRCOND RACK. One-bait mite Starters. (Wink#ela) ” ‘ 1 ‘ 5 ’ Tootsie Green “ied for a furlong, and hen Buda showed in front and led to sixte roa hard drive to the wire in time to win by a head, Bud ripes out half 4 length for sec- THIRD RACE nd a half Seling, mile a HE Pie s 6S Tet Moody) Prost » eo Pere es Queen and Swordsman too! ne for the first half. nd i made the Clawaon then to the front and there to. the, end, although “Mawson had to ride hard (o get her nereith ; handled by Odom. three parts of a length Girl, poorly ime—-2 Fourth Race—Mile and one-eighth. Roger. Eva Rice was rec- reago third NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. (Special to The Rvening World) RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ‘The entriesefor Monday's races are Selling #tt and one-hait furier bs Koscle Banker Green 8 Srcont Roce —teven, turionge Wt Ri Caney. ia Mave oe he LS ty “Rua Yrelae s83 eeeszz* Third Race. fei ‘Menday Beseue 1 Jel us Cassar Phidies fun Get Mt The Burlington Rowtoter 14 Bootie Grit 104 oh Rolle of Motméet. tet Wa Debride 107 Agitator 106 Nekarnis Wl Lord Nevitie Bee Prost MONTREAL. Feb, 3—In the interaa- tional skating races to-day the first Face, 2) yards, was won by Robson, of Gibb, Newbur gotead:; Lt ge third i, shiek. loam Is. fist, Norval Baptie Bapite, pt hm om BDecter's Julia Davidson, a midwife, of 213 under »| Indiana, who ts DYING, SHB ACCUSES W MAN. Rilla Chriswell, Daughter of Rich im Indiana, Makes riem Statement. ® young woman from udying music im thir and boards at 1% West Sixty- seventh street, is critically ML Th doctor says recovery doubtful Bhe made an ante-mortem statement to Coroner Dauseh thie whieh implicates Julia Davis. of 213 Rast ev- ma yerlehth street, who gave her trea: Roe yma are wealthy, an sesh lr rk _————- Rita Ch ely te tpertiag > dsl pemnpy BECK OLSEN, THE SWEDISH WRESTLER. GOLF CHAMPION DUB 70-DAY (He has picked up his agtagoniat in abou foo: From a p' the ening World. ROLL BLOWS AND TRAINING POINTERS FOR BAG PUNCHERS.] Insurance Com Clrealar Rell, First Blew. ‘The Keeley brothers, bag-punchers of the thelr lessons in world festions ax the subje The series began in Monday's edition of | can work tn The Evening World ‘The first lesson told how apperatus may co exercise, The second aatume, how to lead properly and the first blow and when to stop the tattoo, swings bag-punching to-day, With the clreular rol! and training sily the ve arranged in one room, the mall cost ef same and th« Ff, ume that might be worn during the lesson explained the correct position for the beginner to jo throw him to the taken for Marry Vardon, the ve, tho igi dilP Gai pion, is & passenger on the Bt. Paul, which Is due to-day. He will make his fire appearance | this country Lincoln's birthday at the Laurence Harbor Golf Club, Later he will go to Florida, where it | 1s possible he will pe matched to meet Wille Bmith, the open champion of this HOW CARROLL LOST $17,000 IN FEES. Tammany Man Appoint- ed Receiver, but Was Soon Deposed. . Lena et ra Cy Bo. bent best interests of HOW MR. CARROLL seem et LOST A FORTUNE. and avold 00 in Aaiete wala ates te-days eke a — s ae Mv. Carrell was appuiatea || Menten Scones! poncarmed ip the case, weeetver ef the Mroekipy property under u a aoe ‘Whart an@ Wareheus: Com- pany at 10.59 A. M. There .were $17,507,008 in- volved. Que per. cent. of ule valve of the trust gees te the re- cotver. ~ Jeet thirty minanton efier agreed that they didn’t want @ reveiver. ‘They particulariy aign't want a Tammany chief to have the $175,000, Phe Justice thereupon re- voted bis order and Wr. Car- rell ts out a sang fnrtan PLO OE ant about the case. gre is i innalvene rake Se 8 The interest f at creditor Pa Wee Ba PUarrolt's oficially Axed by Water in the in the case called. my who somt John F. Carroll was this morning ap- pointed by Justice Andrews, in the #a- preme Court, receiver for the Brooklyn Whart and Warehouse Company in ac- learned, however, that nization has been, tion brought by the United States Mort. | of reorgal rest gage and Trust Company, as trustecs, to | And {MAL tne, cinectors, of the ¥ foreclose mortgages for $17,200. tain Siemans of SSP ata tay fe § If Mr, Carroll had qualified as receiver) ® change in and his bonds had been accepted by the Court It would have meant a $175,600 fee ¥ for Mr. Croker’s man. Fi sala which to | Com; plan’ upon i It took the attorneys for sides just thirty minutes in spotl the whoel ple. Mr. Carroll didn't have time to qualify. Netther Julien T. Davies nor John DI. Bowsrs could be seen at their oftiens early thie afternoon for explanation of the quick change of mind on the part of the counse| for both sides of the case. Beck Olsen is a mountain yf flesh. To look at him one would think it impos- , sivle to turn him over with anything short of a Jackscrew, What Roeber will do when he tries to tutn over this wrestler from Copenhagen 1a problematt- cal He weighs 280 pounds, but hg ex- ts to take off the «mall portion of posse ryt have been in an unaat ition for more than @ reg The company not only defaulted the payment of itr interest, but ed upon the payment g ite forty pounds In his training, Olsen will ber, 160, ‘tol Use Prospect gpl as his quarters. He LP had le eel Dye aggrecan fp of February’ defaulted tnt He thority, however, that the counsel got] Sf rent on the Erie Basin t lifts, will wre will just before they property belonging ‘to'd ns o> | leasehold cation to Justice gerald pany.” Roar The Annual Statement of plonship, ole in Fran and it of his iiettation the water He has Is the _Denmmarie. large cafe In Copenhagen, and most popular sporting man in the champion] nal! bedroom. complete) che opening and closing of the door, and ike The Mutual Life pany — Jett fet: hit with the front of the head Y on the first rebound, and then with the f N k right fist and s/o on to the right elbow. Oo ew or Thus far the manrocuvre is ply the quadruple roll and the head bl this is only part of tt After hitting the bag a forward blow With the right elbow let It rebound twice catching It a back elbow blow with the right elbow on the second rebound. Le; the bag rebound once from this Dibw, hitting it with the back of the head on the first rebound. Then a ck-elbow blow with the left elbow, ting It rebound twice and catching it forward elbow biow with the left elbow ‘on the second rebound, thus completing the circle. ‘Start it along as before. Hard as this sounds, it is really esev if you have mastered the various moves) that go to make it up. appears on the last page of this paper. This is the largest Life Insurance Company in the World. Its receipts for the year 1899 exceeded Fifty-eight millions of dollars and it It tg a manoeuvre that brings slmest Me H . sie ae OF kee wee paid its policy-holders during the 4 Lae ged & quick eye and a cool brain. iod Thi . motions requiring circular evolu- sami pen rty-eigh pions of the bag can, of course, only be e over t used on “platform” punching baga, as ATH (pe “double-eaders” are not capable of millions of dollars, such movements. ~~ With doubje-ender bags you may use all the biows of a pugiilst, however, and they are for developing your hitting powers, balance and reach as are the platform bage, ‘The doudie-ender bag may be rigged up in the doorway of even the smationt it won't inerfere with jean be taken down or put up im iene than one minute. Tou can use straight leatte, jsWings"and even upper-culs on talon as wel) = ads or with bog and ell We would the course of mild tratn Keep at leest elm Newt Ove a