The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1900, Page 10

I oe ~ caer THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1900. | DETAILS SETTLED FOR TO-MORROW NIGHT'S FIGHT: INTEREST INCREASES AND BETTING BEGINS. ee ew tant detail to be settied was the selec Considine, who claimed rhat he didn ty we are fights with Fissinmons, Michel and Jeffries won't hang t ett. | Conroy, Billy Madden and | ton of the ~ which @a8 accom: wan Jeffrins ¢ me rhert ‘ s ! Sullivan 1 hed nim tn the and etl Som e | #idine. C ett wi eave Lal rn 3 Managers Brady AMMA] ditsred inte yeoterday afternoon at Bly with his 2 « st he 4.0 that you don't, |and T know what | am talking about eys the ra a" replied | RET, i tee “natcoltewn. eneeth | Corbett a. Jefiries Bradys office After more ¢ r unimportant |or tow ‘ amount ¢ replied Brad Wht oi at he fight. The influx is expecte:!! ’ H Considine Add Clauses acted ueen WP | arrangienante a he Jef pute em than fitteen| Just then Referee Charley White en- Die hee eiren the Wind Up Their Hard 24 sidine war the stdine 81am + Jeffries would Head |tered the cafe and foe sald fo a fignt t ang | Trainin Work in ; to Articles of Agrees - 0! Limekeeoer. in in one mm even tha show you how confident 1] “You know wo nave, sb FOU, | Accord . 5 | 4 ; Ment and Complete»! 0: ih manszers lint -om* fore the Afternrs round war oer wil a cht nae jot | "Ves, | have already been Informed.” |» r| Sw Orleans says tha vont} Grand Shape and Are $ a 08 saregmment Oe ane One THe rae cma, the managers separated they |‘teht Cortett again at the Rrosamay A, |replied White eee ea a eye rn Sale| Glad the Champions Other Arrangements «> * the NY A. agreed to meet axa 5 arenes June % I really think that « Charley, here are a few instr Largs detggations are a je Pp 5 hen om et, ant as neithe Corbett's cate. A ent loft, het is the easiest p o tJef| which we w would carry me | Louissilie, @t Louls and Kansa " a for Big Battle at Comey vr orniiin new Ho) bee tee ey de ape Pippen ‘ net,” said Brady to the he bility,” rep tert tad the Haltimors ship Struggle Is Near 2 = . m he mendatton b " t 1 . anding rinted t 3 ; Island. a Vee reperises . money anit tom {mas Twill ack nai Jeftring is | at Hand—Each Confi y we ce to! je ‘ w euth, 2 w ' ° ’ : “ a id ilcaty aed ( ‘ silalgnd ia vis i. mmis| dent of Victory. While ® aor R . * . e m what I vow. until ard and at . ss ‘ eldtne ¢ s speculation All arrangements for the yeavy weighs ‘hey add + ‘ eo 7 ' . gested how! ori = | = - Championship pattie between Jim Jef of age a 4 that the ‘he ‘ " Jeffries ‘ 7 ite k | MMiton Ror tt. of, fe By Ison <i fries and Jim Corbett gy Al Re ae fk bandsges ahd mit Auigedt . ' ‘ feet took at) ieee at 1 don't we 4 oy 19.200 of Jeffries. money; Ay would feland @porting Club to-morrow nigh! break clean at the order of ‘he feferes. rempect rte e fe ' ‘ 1 y gine weir te| ren wants to put down his ve beie have been completed. The fret imp The additional clauses * e we aking « “ slot SA) on Corbett: Eddie Kennedy also di - ’ : JBPFRIES WINDS UP HIS iRAINING WITH A F A | E O F | F I CORBETT, IN GRAND SHAPE, SAYS HE | 0 0 | — | R E A D BY l H E | R H A N D ————— t Spevial to Th jing World) Special to The Evening World) . Rh i LAKEWOOD, N. J, May 10.—un the eve of bia approaching ABRURY PARK. N. J. May 10. Champion Jeffries this morning (BY Hi ARRIE T HU RB: ARD A ¥ ER ) naltie with Jettries this statement iPgiven out by James J. Corbett 5 wave out the following signed statement for The Evening World a sind torstoot . lad To the & { The Kvening World Inside of forty-eight hours the sporting public of this country SOC OOOO OU MO OOOOOn “V1 s Ke. 6101019 18107018 050 16541618) 016 60D VR LRT TOLEIO) | GIET0N0 “61616101010 1016veVOy—IOL8) a¥e1616 100191016) 6161651016) 61010 018 01010101016) 816 LSVEIOLOND “Through the columns of The Evening World | wish to speak to will have an opportunity to criticise the many statements made in the |e . : many loyal friends who have stood to me in dul! as in bright pub.ic prints by James J. Corbett and myself. | have prepared my- it ‘ : veather, and whose friendship I do not forget. Going back to my 4 self for this battle as carefully as any man could, and when I step : : loss of the championship to Fitzsimmons, | say again | lost by a into the square arena of the Coney isiand Club to-morrow night | le ‘ ¢ fluke, but am without excuse. I had the thing in my own hands, took will demonstrate there my superiority over the ex-pompadour cham : ; . : chances and fooled my advantage away, Hut yet, my training for ’ pion, and thus justify every statement that | have made for the es ait 3 that fight covered four weeks, when for three years I had been public 1% * : traveiling on the road and sleeping and eating of cars and at all : ‘ $ q Frankly speaking, | disiike this interviewing, for when jt is all ; et . sorts of hotels, I went for four weeks to a high altitude, and my 4 . summed up, there is nothing in talk. My motto is the old one als ® training was a faree. “Actions speak louder than words,” and if it were not for the many $ H For my fight with Sharkey | trained right in New York, but I “con” statements of Corbett | would refrain from any public utver- . ; cleim that I did better with the Sailor than Jeffries did. The ance other than concerning my condition. for, being a public char . Sharkey-Corbett fight was the fastest, hardest heavy-weight event acter and the means of «pecuiation, | consider that the community : which many good sports have ever seen. But for this meeting with should know everything pertaining to my condition. ; Jeffries I chose Lakewood, which I have tested and found the Corbett knows in his heart he lies when he criticises me as be : healthiest location known to me anywhere, and | have travelled a ’ ing a mark at Carson (ity. Billy Delaney, Jack MeVey, Eddie Cook Fy rood distance, or, in fact, any of the people who were in the Carson training quar ; | have taken plenty of time for training and did preliminary ters can vouch for it that he néver dejivered a knockout puneh to me : vork at a local gymnasium for three months before the match with In fact, | know that at Carson | could have whipped Corbett. and OM Jeffries was made, Well, | have been down here along the pines that one fact alone gives me all the confidence in the world that [ : three months and have worked carefully and I know that, as com- | can win to-morrow night's battle, P pared with my condition to-day, | was never in condition before in 1 suppose Corbett “connea himself that he punched poor Billy ; é ‘ my life. I was nearest it when I met Sullivan Woods ai Carson, Woods used to be led tnto the gymnasium with : 3 A match with Jeffries has been on my mind for many moons, a rubber pad around his body and « rabber mask, inflated with wond, 6 : and, since the match was definitely fixed, May has been the single covering his face, so Corbett could punch bard Poor Woods with OOOO OOO . date on the calendar for me. | know all about Jeffries, and when : : this remarkable handicap found it impossible to walk alone o: box. lent ‘ « to ite photographic presentment, ts of the square type 4 ‘ he says he proposes to rush this Aght | hope he will, for Jeffries in a and served as a punching-bag instead of « sparring partner and t | : ‘ rush would be an easy proposition, When he says that I can’t hit I 1 was advised by Mr. Brady last night that Corbett has accepted j Ane ad ARR, Aa VD hie NO Wee: ANBES nee Wee A CORBETT'S LEFT HAND. : suppose he means that he will leave his face around handy for me Chariey White as the referee lam very glad of It, and I sincerely j pseit believe he is really beaten so long as he is | C@@CCM@DIPCODOSOOODGOOOOROK SOOO OOO OOOO OO UC OOO to crack at as I have time, and whea he says that my care of my hope that no other obstacle to the fight will be interposed. [| woud aly air h iM 4 ‘ 7 - a face will expose my body for his attention, | have only to say that not have stood for Sam Austin, and Corbett's attempt to foist him in [| in LS 8 ire PAINE t's RE: (CSRRRNT: SURE ORO‘ ONY tude Wie HEMEL TR CAMEL ©! + both my face and body will be in the ring on Friday night for him the ring to umpire my fight was suspicious, to say the Yeast, ‘The cago sd breaks Satween Alte and Mity dive, an acdident pen was not intended by na fe | to reach if he can New York public wants an Eastern referee White's recora is as m ‘ ’ Py hy 9 coed, but in| I fully realize that after long waiting my opportunity is almost clean as a whistle, and his selection should be @ cause for congratu * are short and thick, ahowing a hatred of detail and terrific physt-| e . great obstacles. | here and T am in earnest now aa I never was for any fight of my lation to both sides q| om Jettrie {ex finger denotes that hts obstinacy will . Wet Rees ae ee life, Tam glad that the man I am to meet is in splendid shape, t times to his success . point is seen n his heart line, and . All my training is now completed. and | am resting up prepara } lortake ob demanding brawn and | whoever Vis affections will be his absolute master as| giad that nothing has occurred to break agreements and glad that tory to the hard, serious business in hand. 1 will go into the ring } ® are Ww They ¢ t to hoes the Job and they | iong the referee question has been settled. | am perfectly satisfied. forI | to-morrow night confident of victory and assured that the champions 4} ¥* tt eo They want the deck e4 for act The if so vt n Corbet arid an in Jeffries's It is wave firmly believe that | shall win back the championship to-morrow ship will remain at the “old stand” for some time to come | : masons ficior in Seiten’ bend, We eis thw Gatlin Oty and aie Ee JAMES J. CORBETT, JAMES J. JEFFRIES hits hiv entre 1 dogged firmne | ‘Cortieti's ha (Fond DEAN CAPACI) Lt teecentaennentneengneentntntneng! “te tntnt- tt tnteb-tnetntntet tet ttn itn t ete ’ t exe ‘ man wih this thumb when he makes up his| know one preache . ly ath and magnifice — — — : vio thing. i f A | specimens of man 1 with han tet of Corbert’s, except in the san bringing Neely to terial. Naming the Triplet. ‘ the in Jem herd shows one Dig love affatr and a fairly constant | for will power, An exuberance of animal spi ‘ ting thumb may 0 ante te NSN OY y 10.— t There are rome ations *bul only one woman will ever dominate this! have lured James Corbett into the field of pugilism. Despite all his triumphs In| Roseavelt at one tor hip. extradition ran ivi Hag Bo iene , s heart, and even this one om tempt to force him th soy direction j the ring | cannot think him a born prize-fig: ‘ and the oMfciais think it will be granted | 6... Daten yesterday mressniod § M'COY TO REPORT THE BIG FIGHT, Jef nt fully vital It symbolizes perfectly the gladiator type HARRIET HUBBARD AYER aia ee Jeis all bore, to hee kasbant’ Ste ia her, who is a naval veteran of the Charles “Kid” MeCoy, who t# undoubtedly in the ring to-day, will report the Jeffries Corbet: Reed The World Saturday morning for his story he mont sete fight for PLAN TO ARREST OL, LDU STRIKERS. Car Company Asks for War- rants on Advice of Gov. Stephens. = harold s Good Riding an! Him Home Ahead of Magnificent in the First—Kinnikinnic Scores in Second. kK. Ma ay ST. LOUIS. May At noon, af lines at ee we , two hours’ con neo a eld sah ‘ whien § Bt prens, Presiden There p ert thas this system, | 8° rt u 8 Haver, Chief of Police Cam " # all but one line be Cr sadicap Wary the features dent f and General Mang * ’ . ‘ . Baumbofl, of tae Tra mn Da ‘ HM. OF. Priest and FW. Lehma ws 4 eye for the railway compar " ior od j ine a . eta to apply for warrants « > . sta i chawen, ob /— 5 Coniontur Well Ridder 4 that they are with « ‘ “ ‘ Operation of the traction compan " ‘ ‘ ed since 4 : 7 ae come a k Lae t. a bys |b Beene w When the action of the ov 4 Mt Geteitah | beg tac} tase cate " Game known at sirike headquarters She Firs ent. MON. G, hee ther and Ca Gaused inuch anger [i wae rated that a company & the strikers, under the i : President W. 1). Mahon, of the Sireet Fach at Gg Car Employees Nationa! Organi n a | afe preparing a new pian of campaign ‘ » ; the transit company, by dr woud have won to their aid all the suppor! powsivie lag entirely m united labor in St. Louls. it Mahon announced that the Principle of unionism i the point fm thie strike, and to preserve he adds, every effort will LAKESIDE RESULTS. RACE FRACK, LAKESIDE, May 16 |The veces scheduled here resulted Pobiman said be had nov yet! fol asked to swear in addi) First Race—Three-cighths of a mile — to ald the police in| Won by Hermoro, # to 5 and 3 to 5 eet aie have 0 rifies moved | First Whip went after him Kinnie was easily the dest and won hand by « half length from First Whip, =. was four lengths in front of Dan Powgrnrs Bes w Sasite Sun ASE ‘eee we MORRIS PARK WINNERS; CONTESTOR GETS A PURSE. jem Laine Kew ion POSTAL PLOT. Ww ‘WARREN EMERSON POUND. ail war having served under Farragut, ash named the trio Dewey, Schiey and Jampson. RUPTURE aap #9 \8 the only ty? 3 “Que Va Was Taken I Bath—-Fe ‘Treasurer at Terkioh Safe. arren B. Emerson, Treeserer of the The lmacoved eleatte ‘Quo Vadis" compary playing at the _ —— $$$. New York Theatre, who disappeared & U fow days ago with $1,690, was found this EVENING WORLD S RACING CHART. © ioorning in a Turkish bath RESULTS AT MORRIS PARK. He was somewhat dazed and sald ne vad gone to the baths to steam out a de- . iahed 18 years) exon RACE TP lo~Pinh « T_ROLD RY AGENTS OR \ k tis PARK, May 10 Pitt de Track gon, 1 He pressing iliness that had setzed him. Iss oy ~The de apt vpeart hw od. allowances, la ste furlongs of Confession to Police to he no recollection of writing his wife oo j Be Followed by usking to be forgiven for what he was CES ip ‘ . ‘ 1 Arrests. | He told Dr Joseph Muilr, one of the WW ” we § § sh roprietors of the show, that the money WESTCHESTER, aiship, 10 azer P — safe an 1 be returned i ee belies i é “Rormn says that he bas only a dim| STH DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1s) 103, Mitone ' oy HAVANA, May 10—The postal frauds what he did after he left aT sides @ se Winer» dalore—<angrare: have now reached @ point where wiin-| (Me Mheatre, MUMIC RY _ | t n a hours other arrests wt ACE The e-year-ohts and upward: REO added, setting, |” the newt few | . Iso . , * | wilt be made, and tt is believed chat al WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE. i feitts considerable sum of money will be re-| " 4 one . * % %& te St Pin | Ope Clee Pt i the sole. tive RACE TRACK, “Louleville, May 10~ ria W i sy fe o& culprits has made a com-1 The feces scheduled her "= 4 a conditional upon being | *2tt?. 4 follows: . ‘ ee $ gt Plete -albsigpiaasy eile First Race—Three-quarters of a mile ad oye ¢ 8 4 accepted as Bta , Wha Won by Winter, ¢ to & and 7 to 1} ; : Sat saya proves conclus nat several] Peter Duryea, taf ple, 8 to 1, on ‘ ¥ . + entiemes “ ~ nee . 4 : emae—iRbertigs evides Carles FW. Neely, tale!” gecont Race-One mile and & 9 | e 7 nt oF x * on 4h O sation. ‘ to are more or le ated. The exact) Sy ian. Reed qr Time—1.4 1-2 ow recente - ‘ dates have been obtained by the author.! a Race tia.—Won by niahes the bother ‘ ‘ s' m % % % moe. | Ope. mn sous Third Race—One-hall 0 malle-Wom te |G and. whose self otling “as ‘ ° . 3 The Cuban Girl, 5 to 3 an Pe ries s ¥ ii th fe eg pas ‘ h Nl for place 15 to } Th allt nen f 5 86 (32 The latter refuse to give the name f ied. Time Vactory Malesroom, 137 W. each me, on ‘ 3 i 4 a £3 the man who has confessed, but, th NY. 619 Gn san 6 0 14 Wines Prevton Pane~Kate Piewher @ocked at the nature of the . A blooded swindle and conspiracy. they ht) ae ere drear olds, spe 10) BBO added, last helt mile of aPe wtitl glad that they have evidence to ( smpletely justify their actions in regard " *e Joekecs i" P to Neely 1 eT el WASHINGTON, May 10 —Posemyater Belcan |e "3 op ’ 4 jeneral Smith said to-day that It was | . , ; Fy nilon to have a most thorough fae Me SE Pe Lg 2 and searening examtnation mate of th R lew : . $ ‘ » “ J. conditions existing in the Cuban postal ” = ’ - 7 3 3 OB) see 4 wt : d % om fs fer \ . 4 5) A deputy auditor of the Post-oftice| Sem © b GIB | BB “Tt ocpensent, accompanied by on coger OLD DR. GRINDE LE. t it » w » oem an expert GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY a 1% » i 9 bookkeeper and severa! other expert NEW YORK (MEDICAL DEPARTMENT) 1 “ " “ a w "4 9 of leave ” for 2 ti © sprciatiet ie 0 tor. M4 te Lath at pew tee eee "ee eens mere t Peaeai Biel OkD ph “GRieDLa's mienite ‘a, | i Won hate: WN Winner tv. ty Kingsion-Mniene Owner ee cat r “ hy Ped in Md obtained after thirty-six years of $e om ome pee * nears: fed wots, owe Mevdiay spector ehran to-day that the report 4nd mouth, ulcers, wl ewelit constant endeavor to improve, is alder a oeitee ee that Ho" had been fount on Neely 1D) something we are very rons "oh a Rg gh managed to get home in front of York-! Mark Cheek. Gonfaln second and Lady | Penton was correct Men ae shire Boy by a neck, Yorkshire Hoy Lundsey (hind Postmaster Genera! Smith bas been Ready Mate eneth ands ball ewer. . ee im cadle communication with Director pg Ne Manding of the rr Rathbone at Havana, but today's de- Harlem Lane All the Way. # Made to Order. WL Po ee Wk Pe Mae at there were not known to the tiem Lane, good thing In the Peretsignte 1 oie § ily 6 toe 99.00, enlanntered. olds, won Crerlasatt ie ! gee ie , ” ei down from ® to | to # to i ghe BA RF the wnt re the ee being ran | second ae ner Sy fetoned by the} tome Tosaae. vaeim & Umpire, Swartweed. a opp pire a the latter ee never League Game Te-Day. it fa ‘Mornay | | A oll the con “in regard the TE Ve have wo ather stare m New York. KEEP MFG. CO,, Makers of Keep’s Shirts, Brway, bet. 11th & 12th Sts,