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

‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY. | EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1900, MATEURS ON Classes Were Off — English Scholes the of the Lot. was an interesting boxing and show at the Broadway Ath- Inst night. It was furnished Young men of the various ath- le cine throughout the country only claim to distinction lies in that they are amateurs furnished the first night's sport fun of the A. A, Uo s annual tournament that they boxed would be libel ‘They merely scampered around monkey fashion, and exhibited > ; | that almost defy description P dm a few bouts did the principals anything that might be con- into a knowledge of the art Tt was evident that the 4 no more, for every iy IS OF ALL KINDS. oxers of afl kinds, comic = a tc Sharkey, Corbett, | 1! McGovern and Dixon, and sev- are known to the (raternity wherwoman variety rently had his mod! pusil- Ip the early rounds of the but invariably lost tre and fils style after being THE CLEVER AMATEUR BOXER for of the Bt Hartholamew Athlete but he didn't hury Kelly He rook Wes coming to him gracefully un- Hl Kelly hit him when ne wasn't looke ing ‘a Then he dropped his hands and post i Uyely refused to play any longer. and. Dem peers Teo Pastime. inen Willie Booth and ed. They fought up tn the air and on] MeCabe, met in the next bout of the ttoor for the unda.| the 1 und They began very | tame fd coulin't be induced to tight Demprey finally and apparently by accl- in the round. When they came dent landed on Harelay’s eye, sending for the weneriie yelled « him dow snd when Barclay strack th “Hey, Frawley he goes ality see floor he He | jit Cabes sister, | That's why he won't Was fooling 1 for his} "This announ we ning ley and declared of the hunt the winning prize A HARD KNOCKDOWN. another Eddie Barclay out Jack nearly Vans 0 ant Was In no burry to get up. vent had some effect on yoeeded to show that ff hister his geniti 1 to the family, sponent all over and won in the with his gloved h f the contestants were Every costumes the feature of the show from swimming tigh(« pults was worn, and Warlows hues and patcorns Ir sy Of the wrestling and fighting wor! yy, BY entries to the 1% and 125 pound ROCK WAS EASY. of the principals in the 14-pound |" ule Eee eee d wane, Mike Rock 10 be anyth m neee seth fl MMM of Rew APG, His opponen: was Eddie Loy pea prssdc ted Ba wo rounde ‘of the Btar Aipietic Club, j i ( FE The recond display of sete be Grcar Gardner, 0 ngning ( ned hy ctnete Graham, of to muitfer (rom cur face, galatnig Bis ‘Thun Donnewat, ot * but there the resembiance to the! re ‘ wad won the | im Kia" ended, Lovell knew litte Mghting, our Kock kne ene, and Rectan ga a oT as tl oun 's ve .. ties of WL ane f ht Phose remains then eo rou 4, te Was pick were adres sem are evenly matened and Up like w disyrag hy 1 Praw «F agaluet diminie « sjv0r ed iis ap ig A HOT FIGHT. hese WEFE) The hottest fight of White ring unm ond round SCIENTI FIC sing. sect vod work was furnished by «of the Da Rowing 2 The | took t nd we Was Bo vod laughed heartily wren landed: hare r fond and Cav telaseed The bouts in both t | boxing classes will The tn “mn M CORBETT POSTS Basesine ERNE AND GANS MAY SIGN. Bo meeting between the maragers ians and Frank Erne for the pur- rranging a matoh between men will take place this after: | There will, no dow a the weleht quesiion Bob Smith wants the ight to be 14 pounds) sgeide, while Herford wants the men! w ish in at that weight at 2 o'clock on the day of the ty ERNE AND M’GOVERN WON'T BOX. h Low Housem. sx-round bout Frank oO We pot vose of these | clever v N00 ON “NO FAKE,” —— +9 — -Champion Says His: Fight with Jeffries Will Be on the Level. oy m Jeffries wil r fi / BHthe level. ) “Lam going to fled: Jet ta fixed SBithink 1 can beat him. The wy Publ: dpinion serme t y ap advertising dodge, but if 1 ‘ wack. Very well, frankly acknowledge it wh! bel | Jette me usiness, uaa The fish Feceipts at my place light, the public or me Ow viny vines I defer Jemites Of. Tike, if 1: ker Toes of over 6.0% for (t Twill train, My oxpeares foot up at least He i you see 7 #1 should get the losers end of the f Which will not exoced $10. 1] hear what they : i c Ged the pr e. a See, Also, that it wouldn't pay me fn that mikes with bim will Tod Houseman manager of the y Kew ON head ia | 1 Tom O'Rourke yertentoy defeat him. 1 am sensibl match was off us he would Know tha got a ha met to pull of the, hands wen Je Mayor obje be with you, T THE DIXON TESTIMON AL. “Whatever t 3 f Aestitiitieal teen ed to the P i the one ie’ Sharkey hat wa argument over | | Abe sin try | to arrange light-weight Champion Nik efforts: will there is not a chance of these coming togetheg Bob Staiit manager of Bi tay said wil nin Caleago ftw mt it by Medoverr allied a dub. and If fe shot je to beat Terry in the six same remark would be piesed | Chicag nen ever ie deems That is my answer (o the stories of bad | derive @biok that) Kappened t My opin. | would & and|t ehh aa round th about him. NO SHARKEY- CHOYNSK! Go. The Sharkey between sek while aix-rou) May t by tithe moter A. eked Hf a deal hod been made thereby Jeifries ie iwe Cor phe an understanding would meay pute and simple. | have put check for $2.40 in the bane | Feputable newepaper man, and if Uhat there is any fake bus- this fight he has the power to L, AFTER FITZ'S $5,000. end Sharkey Hoth snap tp Bob's Bold Den Money to he Posted. ehall sage tseue i by Hob on Tuerday to fight al! the Rameiy, Jeffries, Sharkey Ls McCoy, has airealy deen Jefiries and pharkoy, Nis manager, ily after Fits at once, Brady Would only be too pleased agains, Fitasimmons, must receive © per, Feceipis, win or lose Jim Jeffries tty from Hot positively appear duck, pte Sullivan MePadi wind up the RUHLIN AND KENNY, (dus Rudin, to Jand at che pres |pariner of Jim iped to box ¥. Rob Fiiasiteme [He rounds before the lab offepin [largest pore. There are twh clube an: oie to secure ine fight. the Hercules! and Greenwood | LYONS AND PATTERSON. | Marty by the colored feather | weteht who knocked meet Prank Patt BiG WRESTLING MATCH, five round bows at he Hercules Atnietie Ave te Meet) ih next Mora; nigh aah es meet HAWKINS TO FIGHT HUDSON, |. Hla reply 10) owe aneEDe sojo.t ay iw ssamecwm |g al, Hameln ores liam Jthat the winter MMSE) oe) pu Keeperrm ou) yo Hujeam wp Meier. bal 1 arate x-round bou' . Chicago, ly: thee [28 Pewsey auom eterep oeeuL #Mdjao [next Thee la ait ough to a wort eas beat the Windy City led. After thus taht Main, wil Jog , ba 0 | HE MOSER Uo WePUME oayndg|Uiles, where he wi x Heres Me. Bs an Intyre a twenty-round bout at | Warmuad Jo “desio-yaag | later HM wk: oe will meet the winner of 8 Wie suynwus aq | livan-MePadden bout at show in a lwentye ! satlefaccory that way Tom O'Re Firs chaile ton that L feet a: jinen and Rocher in the Garden on peppooy 180904 [Genesee AL Con > wi | wheeled | Track _MAT AND IN THE RING. ' JOMEN CYCLISTS.. AND HOW TO RIDE. ee |. por niw SUNDL (5 SOLD FOR ONLY 34 0. gets uy and with ve Hag When raring nen Is deserving of “ za “repli were it ne weaker companton tye importan nno! sub) nan riters sg upon a Masertation |i; cooler weatl s woman should ride a bale a sdvantoge erios of oe ois nor { Th Bron cram este 1 Rumen t ty u he laetruct he the former, fair devotees of « a the rep kit whel, ean aive 4 coo! Ad pomxtble. a ney | . 1 put th iter and more right M Famous Trotter Bought.’ by John H. Shults at) "3" ore i he the Garden Sale. : APP sack cniusio-| teh atte & DRESS, eC ae \* how to repalr pumee SEES 108 i 0 a? itired Cres and the thne will be well two pour On iioue ren conceded to be the fastest nt becomes npere® nts induced na the world His race | ft In the cant OF, LR hiv | don't me @ 1-2 made when he was A in, few i, o Up ip Bea way then the world's |‘ « with a dios i N hareeses (ARS TEE ihe the chtet beth sy riders thes fw wheiher wre wh faster and get inte mt nd slow pace usualty ait faster than 1 ven In sttppert of tiie may He te by « 1 the feet that all long-distan Ly Site riders lowartably wee U6 mond-frame However, thie style ne or two whacks In the feat phice divided | 7) skirt are essential, and many femate | in 1 enth tbe brougl an ' pr | xe Yale a a i 7 ‘ Vormen eat poet with chalnlees wheels wFeCla use, Again. hampered | mop woelr 2 oF ic e the bes it when the \ pered Ant Mo n wae maddy or during now snort, mount FS at an Ent abeonte oe Tun (oak omapliened joing oft leorocker prevents the skirt atehing enience, and, hetore atten old sefres) | But from the small proportion of sue preven possible Wheets seen on the roads It Appes im- i t te th 7 = to the w rx Only uring a bait try the we bear of heavier chainiess machines. © the elght! — = THE WHOLE SECRET Of the Remarkable Success of a Remedy for Indigestion and Storrach Troubles, A new remedy which may revolutionize the treatment of stomach troubles har beet placed before the public and bears the tne dorsement of many leading physictana and scientific men This preparation ts covery nor Ather tx it cla cept dyspepsta, poly, the brake vo and (hat It te the fect on the none source of ster mt never take (o@ tow- that Ae. ond in conse: the slate a's at m 3 The horses of the stable of the late ith wool, no mma Robert Bonner were sold at auction to day at the Fanig-Tipton sale at Madion | record of Square Garden three years old Bunol, he word's record of 2081 a high-} It sulky, the star of the tring, | UF was bough! by Jona H. Shulte, of Lane | Island, for $4000 Bidding beman at ralwed by the wileh she THE CHAINLESS. Pray Tell tw aa ing f nual ewcers, Whe lightest « ptirpose hot is sald of ‘Tell that trotior who holde the une. used by | be | izno: Pray he ean D abnormal suldea acceleration Of spel Is AD a Me Admittedly the Histance game, | from 12 to. 3 long grind behind forsakes the twenty . the one ard two-mtle comes back ta the chain wheel midi 4 wear body Bonner lonser Koad old from stall tan bork track, 8.00) and war rapidly vurdrele to 8 at bought in by the weil: known Long Island baker paraded arour This was considered a very emai), Th caer price for Sune! who was without a sed doubt, the most remarkable (rotter of her wr ein eant var (thes 1 there were » matter M \eutty som ir fee and cheer- her day She was the world's champion | oy lhe game wil mare usths howe Ine for her age four years in succession, | aide the inclosure also cheered and Sunol is now fourt ol. She) (row Rate a ad canes im the air in thetr ig gy isa bay by Blectioneer out of Waxana.| NA ite ner twentyesix yearns | 0! She wae never used for breeding pur-| seemed to enjoy the ovation, and trotted poves. around friskily Mr, Konner paid $41.00 for Sunol ten, }ifreda ears ago. Jonu Although Sun fe without doubt the! Don Ta most famous borse of oid: with ae excepting, of course, good ¢ Tonner atriog. | AS) i wae not sold the Md Maud 8.) 1. for $y elght-year-old| Richard yesinut gelding Pray Teil brought $3,109) years old more, and sold for M14 (9 Bm: E.| hones Cargo, a Philadelobia yallroad man ismounting t# no! shudler, —¢ ssiderable Incan would have us belleve, @ ‘mi apely pit and splay once {na i wornan 8 ‘The idea 1 excellen eltst f mmany of ite ter rent weakness of wise. WOMAN’S HANDICAP. the writers mind, the principal Hi Sitered by the feminine got brown ; san abil to follow pace. ‘The | F! hind their brother record he ve succeeded in man | 26 sex strength Comstock, Hishment have been | cve!ists in clim hb. dat vie with their male companions THEY LIKE TO COAST. nce required fo Mowers ip coast at every oppor umberedon che fl he unwary | ce it is tmpos ft from following Iron bare are Ws 1 in favor wi vwing requires is the slightos the machi ten-year-old bay mare wae a brown col! Mr. Bonn Mr who to clr feet on looms tin, ch te widdenly and =te voldable mix-up ¢ t t ne side, the un- ery ‘0 cours, and the womar rate coolness and j slackentna in 4 wonderful dine bareat patent medicine, ed to cure anything eae . : : Indigestion and stomach F 7 r 2 : troubles, with which nine-tonths of oUF Ra ; ve Fo aipin: ge : Pie | ton are more or tess aff . : $a “A ; : The remedy is in the form of pleasant f . . tasting tablet lorer le ’ ys : : “4 : netable and {ruit_ essences ae esrences, pure aseptle ™ Tee from animal (impurities), Gold+ eal and dias ste unde a Tablets interesting experiments made with ablets show kable die active principle in one f Stuart's Dyspep- Ma Tablets being suMcient to thoroughly digest 2.009 grains of lean més PP Se awl P Meal or similar wholesome food. oss me tay | Henry Cost, eteunnd ot WH Stuart's Tabictt do not act upon the ‘The track drted out better than /acquitred of murder tn the County cathartic ich snply rate" end ae |Feooa today and it was in fate Brooklyn, this afternoon, there tune the nttnen witht having. aey haye of there were many jwas great tumult nt ten effect whatever in curing indi i er * indigestion, places heavy where the mun had failed ceaticaae etek It the stomach can be to land, Serat few except in ‘i an be rested and assisted h th waved their handkerchiefs, while court im the work of digestion it will *-ry socm ad the ere ave § Fecover its normal vigor. - ngnuy 4 Mere ran about trying 10 silence the Much abused and overworked op tone jthrone. ‘They coded partially tn re ach. This is th t ane fe secre . presicied trees] but the cheering broke out secret. of the remai succtas et posite, again and was a crowd in Stuart's Dsspepsia Tablets, a remedy prac- sit out Ueally unknown a few yeers ago and now Hot yet a secre! eee ‘They are rold by in Better Shape Cc the name of Stuart's Dye and a Big Crowd Was Present. Cheers Greet Verdict of Not Guilty in Murder Case. couse ning Wald) “3 ‘ | Court heered, women wer vandicap, and Walmsley, bre ed it wer mi Ar mo op The weatl phe Ing weather but ii was juss the and pleasant, which br storing quiet the Court. House All this time orriders ello’s mother, an aged woman Was hugging her boy, weeping ind laughing alternately, while relatives crow@si about, making a joyfwl demon- tration Mrs, Costello, who was growing more erteal each moment, was attracted yy Judge Hurd, who pr ded at the trial, rapplue for order, She broke thro the group about her, and run: nlag co the Judge's veneh, tried to em- brace aim The old away a racing |p the most popular, rafest and most widely sold of any treatment for stomach weal Ress. This success has been secured entirely Upon its merit as a digestive, pure and simple; because there can be no stomach trouble If the food i® promptly digested, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act Upon the food eaten, digesting it come ietely, so that It can be assimilated inte Dlood perv and tiseue. very drop of blood, eve snd’ tiawve th the boty con’ be reaeeea Dut one way, and that Is from wholesome was gently food properly digested. There is no other pL atte) ’ way. and the idea that a medicine In if- mcr ! 4 . TELA RUHL the blood, or supply mew eh th nd strong nerves is ridiculous, and ma par with the fol-de-rol that dy: is 4 erm disease, of that other that a weak stomach which refuses to gest food can be made to do so by irritate ing and inflaming the owels by pills and cathartics. SMuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure brash, sour stomach. cater here £ will Ke 1 the as soon as Pull Shaw will » rid » Wes: Haden Pikst ack Spr Bay jockes Shi elven (He pine ere and wh “ye Ot wD neil woman fran to he Judge’ 6 Liver led for a quarter a by Blsheful he nate fr turn n Swot Bilthetul Vy had the rac hem ail the way. but Blithe vad (he foot of Swordstnan, Shaw the finish foe a winning sneck Swordsman beat Hen re three pars of neth the place. Time L914 sHOOND RACE “you. benely between vT she alWaAye tneck and, kissing him in iraw- ty | tive Way, left: the rt by a cheering throng Costello is twenty-four years old and lives at SIN Warren street. He shot = oes ate s Morto, who ky at 2 Cour ire = P n Oct & and the man died Oot, 47, )8 . pleaded and # bow about 4 the the tras lowed sa the stomach, gas and biosting after meate because furnish the digestive power, Which Is the one thing that weak stomachs lack, and umiews that tack is supphed tt ts uselewe Lo attempt to assiet it by the use of “tonics,” “pills” and cathartics, which have absolutely no digestive powgr an@ @o ot claim te have any. e regular ute of one or Sze ot See Dyspepate Tablets, after meals, will monetrate thelr merit and efficiency beer ) RN: \@ * than any other, argument. ‘They are sold by druggists everywhere, and @ title booklet on cause and ove of omach troubles will be mailed free by addressing F. Stuart Co, Maerekall, oe ot A typleal bleyete girl, and pe wueceeded In reduetng the ompauted by her husband and clibmates, has made some att its case rides under adverse clreumstances. She le at adept at following pace, quite une } in women riders, She rhies ander the colors of the Club of America. hus essary exertion in riding to a minimum, If de Lense something Unis ire} dis- tend neon put | ane Ba soko Hain Wyer Chane, fur that tle pa (hat no evidence elent had care be * Dar Trade Las Wiokteldy viet Wedderstrand rushed Inlook Axteentt to and Assistant verecd tha ©] Hard inetra lengting, with Lucky | (elo. This onda €. 8 length before | Ing their w dab : a POINT FOR ANT meeting began at New Or- ave been many good things Buck Freetmon, the champton home-! gince the » hitter of the Natlomal Leos e, WhO joans there cently signed by the Boston Club! out loose. by which trose back of the for thie coming rem has been en- | wise one recured a bie sum of money one to coach the Fordham College put it i safe to say that none came up mn jto the coun mate by the vietory of hough it has been frequently Leaseman, winner of the ffun race yes nd by J. bart Wagner. of th areal ‘This race was for four-year [ington Glam that, ie ee te olds and uoWard tat Aad pot won at ¢ League next season, he wer) y t pen’ ly enprénsed with the tetten | th ue ig tein bi yl a 2 twee wae Pe Ws ney frands, and tt is tn the in| Oe Ene ae ee ereeen in the| ae he was an unknown auantity. It sclence and sport and promotes! { wagwe subd 4, Hees vd athletes, Dan MoGann is another ore hod the! 4 " Taowe w ie Ceckene Assemblyman Rlerdon sald: “1 voted | Washington plivers, iat ie ant the more inst the Lewts bill because i would | POOP AMOI hg: base in place of eee theney came tn Tile was be the menns of depriving 4 great many] Hill Clark, who Is to play with = pho 9 all during. the iatter part, of people of employment If there's a piay Meso Club's speedy| the betting on (ne race, and when the now renning at a New York theatre #0] wirler’ aye that there Ik ho truth ba horses went to. the past ¢ to ras the immoral that i @ekens those who are nino that he is to Brith the] Bet eee Those heard the ure in thought. is that a reason why ail | Hosiog team of the oer agoert aia | teainer’a, inatructions {0 ey Shaw theatrical performances shouk! be pro-|*"° could tell that the race was over. hibited by law? When there ts a row] india, wane | ard viay with | eat wan mabl Wahl Ue Maw, was: cet of on a football fleld and a yousg man te] The Circuit Reiuction Committ oot the the horse ad maimed for life there ig no how! from| National, League Will in all prefab sy the better element to stop football by | £°%,' law.” TN tepert das been in Boston M’PARTLAND AND Assemblyman Melnerney amid: aired ty MATTHEWS TO MEET. op] te the effect that Ht voted again the bil of the Boston team, 1TH 3 |rouna rts sabe There will be some 0 excitement at the because I think | andrew | young men to engage in athletic sports from Froadway Athietle Club to-morrow . fount t ©} Senator Tim Sullivear—dust wait, 1 {or whe Series wih kar defeat eke HOMIE. (Continued from First Pages {* n driving hs beat Mure C80: the place, Timev.s8 1+ Six and 4 nalf fur rtlsnf, Tom Collins Coin third. = NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. (Mpeeial The RACK TRACK Z law The ries Brewing Werky NEW ORLRANS. emt for tomorrow's that well eo did. wn ) Mors Newson Anger Tout Mace-Selling, mile ands sinternte F] Ti dee Dewenry Bright Nigh i Meme Usters timed Poarts Rece—Belling: ss furdenge Kiuemere, me ROR Bark ea Wied Tae rarer Freedman tend to induce comet? with the Xen" ork team at) Hwhten will raise the standard of manly ““Anatier gong ae night when “Kid” MePartiand and + Urength.” Pyitebed ne inter S tae eon Matty Matthews meet In a twenty-five yg} Gom't beheve when Ure Lewis Dill comes | we long bear bitter 7. before the intelligent body of men who i rh Dict rine ess: 4