The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1900, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD HAD OVER el TREAD YOUR C Pers OF 10 ae tg BRIGHTON BAH. crore 10 center [IN TOMORROWS E'VENING WORLD. ONE OF THE EVENING WORLD'S BANNERS, 50 FEET LONG, DISPLAYED IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN LAST NIGHT, | < ts | Amusements. CONEY ISLAND. | ‘urna 1) Wc, fhm BATTREY 8) Mt Perry and Gatver SOME OF THE REPORTS WRITTEN BY THE EVENING WORLD’S REPORTERS. HUBE.A"S'S MUSRM mau tat te is | oe of go ROCKAWAY BEACH. ror 18 conta) J a“ 3 ” LOAD WAY FPRARIRS: Bleveted Tretne ane wd 74 , aM. and pee ° MQQOKLES. KAPID “S150 ut King's MARTIN CASEY, #6 De Graw street, | Fitzsimmons won by his great punching The Evening World had upon its staff of reporters at the Madison Square Gar. Roun teman CORNELIUS TUNTS, Me- ) becaues there is many a " | ' food Aight ief: Brookiyn—Ruhiin was in good shape, but | powers, Every blow he landed on Ruh-| den last night every person that was in the vast crowd. It had over 10.00) Fr Tear | Keever’s Hovel—-JMtastmmons won juet| tn th ‘mac yet It's up to Jeffries too hard a puncher for | now tc Fits had whe wallop id. would Iki see Jeffries! porters with pad and pencil in hand ready to chronicle the atory of the fight be- Dealer he was five Fits another chance ARTIF HOFFNER, of Third street—| Pitz again, and f think he is en-| tween Robert Fitasinmons and Gus Ruhlin. Ite spectal #t therefore, was one- Budlin. Jeffries fant him now ie Rat | Hite won because he was in better shape! another battle half the size of the standing army of the United Btates when our war with Spain | ¢ 's entiiled (oq battie wih him | OUI PAQLBTON 3° 81 [vee N EW PO RT pie (ON, ee-Rublin was beaten by ove @an Ruhiin, Fits should be given an-| nae began . air we fat <0. . Pahiea mane 1 other try at Jeffries | , Y J. HAGGERTY—That Fite- This is the first time in the history of journaliem that staff of such unusual |.‘ net Mt rH Fire Pe tol N - K Mb pose and Pites mmone's terrific blows 5 : e's at raf HS esas ‘ ' - simmons is @ great fighter. He sIMBIY | ang enormous proportions was used to write the history of a single event aera fog cag yc Tees tee “OTY Or Worl a + JOHN F. HOGAN. 28 Varteh punched Rublin to pieces Jeffries ought! and it was an immense suc taotion in trying to mix matters with (Me | Mons should be given anoth to ee 1 7 Lig ‘orntman r h " J euprese tre! Fitzsimmons by fle ow dren now, as he has shown that ‘The way ‘The Kvening World did it was thus: Tt placed in the hands of every ead prison. ma . i . ne is enti wor ak Punching power, That smash he gave titled to a fight with him person occupying © seat or standing on his feet in the Garden a special assign en we eee THD MARKS New York, Parte and : Run in in the stom tn PRTPR DAILY, Bath Beach—Pitg| MPt from the editor of The Evening World to write hie own opinion of the bat-) CHANIA PIKE—Pita won because! Lonfon—Mite won becwuse he knew how, man le it A tes do was the e At sett suas ta han teed nas years ck eee was printed on a large plece tif cardboard and the re | he has a ty head and a hafd wallop eo will meet him again eh ehances of winning 1 woud 4 ¥ a to tell th the Blank space provided on the card why, from 1 an ! K vine The right is r@er fetes Phin s te at Ba teach lath Bear am ¢«¢ ne did pot try any new hANCR Conk wl age 4 Feftries fight Fitz now ee ee iene and Talk theveh | nis particular point of view, he thought the winner gained hia viewory. He was | pun-how. te old nea are wool eve) LAWRENCE CORRIGAN, New Re THE vt bs eee Foe rn . wer | also asked to answer the question: Should Jeffries meet the winner? for ft eae P je 2 won Meoause he was uy tie Wileey & “Siem. A LA CARTE JAMES UTLEY. 6 Pt rity | stand th It ed te for any of presom-day AGHIOS. | sestng: on easy mar t on ta Sportal tt Pig cl ag Mle Me ae at setae at'e what Aghters feed on when} Wien the gong sounded for Fits and Roblin to clash every individual in the | Jeffries should meet him aga” pep let ely wat W'ne pane |e sa ah. ON FER GOAT. S000 SES es Gitar Wad & hanes. Sedtvies one Bote i immense auditorium had pencil and card ready, and, in aplte of the intense and ine n him every time he aoes hd andst aad St. MANHATTAN bEACH, qught to be next ALVIS P. SONDHEIM, st. Mark’e| ‘Drilling exoltement that marked the close of the battle the majority of the oe SRInE WANT BX any of the fellow ; & Bway. ici OF < Bway.| | ugave Poor Rast 24TH xT place Pa te @ marvel for an old man, |CTOW? remained in their seats and calmly filled in the spaces left for their takes things cool as | bay of the fellewe who are now trying Y | sage, 000 140 STEVE O'DONNELL—Fita won be-| He won because he has saved up hie | porte « [gon Ho will make | “k 5 Bis Fs in sited r ; @ause Ruhitn has no hitting power and | strength and can hit as hard asa young-| Thousands of stories of the fight were thus written by the crvwd and ag T* iatter cannot “make any cond! CLARENCE F ANDREWS, Mills OOF. * * ~— @d experience. Jeffries should give Fits | # Jeffries cannot evade another | ™&PY opinions were given concerning Fita's victory. Most of the writers followed ‘09#" With Fila now. He must give him) Hotel—Why did Pits win? SPeRIAL Al <D x another chance. | meeting inatructions carefully; but, as it was the crowd's first lesson in‘that sort of thing, & "fond Mant That makes me grin. dag yp 8 fo ot wr is S many forgot to sign thelr names and many more to give their addresses nue 4 eum 8 bee He simply went in | Aiwpast Revive Change ef Bill Tote Wet » 4 OWNEY HARDCASTLE, Paterson, N MICHARL P KPLLY, Jersey Ay ‘There were plenty of apt pupils, however, and from these The Evening ait sirest—J0y fesert lo th * Fits b And Knocked his man out \TO- WW EVE NING OW AND POPULAR * E-Pita won with that lnft he ripped| Flix won because he wasted no blows, [Mas selected a number of reporte which it prints, and which will give an ido [Mie MY report ' that Pie won be) Joterieg must give him anuther battle. | & Fas S Conese 910m fto Rublin’s stomach in the third but went for the vital spots and every | Of the great variety of styles and thoughts that were employed by the writers * pound. It was all over after that. Jet-| bow t fries should meet him. fight MANHATT: AN BEACH TOrAY]) PP Mo PANCIVLLDS TIS? ROT. MAND Bee FIREWORKS |ereatest fahter alive Jeffries should} M. J. CULLEN, § tally i. He tea 1a shrewd oheg aikies aia ni | wien Sesaais a ha the enous . Jeffries snowit meet hin agun| EVERY MAN HIS OWN REPORTER! = |f'*" *7hercmne Jean BM Hike. 4 mute, dalton certainty | ant PATTE ts the . : —— JOHN COOK, Flatlands, L. 1L—wh on him another batt waar y JOHN BR WGRATH, Windsor Tere) “WALL STRERT GBOROE” Mts te il aia ie ee aaa SQUARE oa pace, Brooklyn—Fits won hecause he te| Wn because, as the poet says out blow up hie sieeve. I'm sorry tor| MARK DONOHUE, Hast Ninety-sec- | AT MARTHA | IL TROVATORE 47 rk Gad Orcaa ee, @ good short-distance Aghter and he “H# Rood, be good, my father say, Che poor Gus, Jeffries owes him another| 0M ered, cliy-—F'tm can whtp them all . VATORE 4) wane went at his man from the star:, Jeffries And, though you have a sore arm-y, , Sent and Mr. Jeffriea will soon find it out, for] ‘emt Wook FAUST & OIEMIAN GIRL te 7m ae annot refuse him another meeting | Just whip in the wallop any old way, | - after to-ntght’s announcen ‘annot | ~ - And the divil a bit he'll harm ye.” CHARLES & HOKE, 99 West Thirty-| avoid a battle with Lanky Hob. | Cretis "S 15-25-60. H WOK. KENNEDY, One Hundred and | third street—Ruhlin was besten in the A tune| Pertermanee *, PROCTOR'S Vewteviile | ign a int PY ibe i : fy Gecond street, clty--Iiiz knocked out _CARV/TON MILLER, # Duane street , ee eae or ner et ter tat weal a J, BOHM, = Past One Mune! 5 a tee a a OR, @us and won nearly $2.40, as I figure Ween't tt iting finish? Tt | unnecessary cruelty toward a heipiees| ‘°e* ang Thirty Hh Mi Doge 9 la ft out, because he is the greatest fighter "** ‘he 4 ut T ever saw. | man, J never wish to see another prize| WAY" mate to rely on Film He in a ¢ 3d St, {5 @f them ail. Jeffries must meet him | Fi'? '* & dandy, Jeffriew should meet fight. I'm glad September 1 will wind| “fermi liver Oni ss clever a general I8 | Palace | Rsthys Cusine: t ona. dim again. V of T N t’s F; ht this brutal business up. Dis ba De Wet, the cunning Bt "| Via 2 our ion commander > | 5. §. cUNNINGHA: more, O- ig MO 01 see | GEN. THBODORE VREELAND, 1 First! [,,%) OU" NINGMA at, Bafiomare, 28. WALTER BARRON. #8 weet ME! garisnuny cain Grvey Moe A “es cnet se) aracens { GRAND Maul : street, Brooklyn-Fitz won because niid' theiencevank kon te teenth gtreet—Why Fits won *) Fits won because gave th DAY AND. NIGILE Po | CONNECTING WITH TROLLEY FOR Ruhitn was otale, Yes, Jeffries should Ps souldg’t belp Ruhlin was too OAsy) ioe ihe same * “dope ped MIDALRY CA 20. BOUKMERE AND PAR vey AY. fight Fits Page el Wes a oe ive or 10- s for him. Jeffries owes Fite another) (10m ine mame sort & 1) ih tan . A Go bo oad 10 AM os " xus story over again. Jeffri oy 0 t ¢ ULYeY 6 ok - J hance. i tide {meet Fitz main. Pe fourteen months « H. & FLEISCHMAN—Fitz won be-|™ = . S- , BRI ION BEAC SH UH, | Het @uge he nected the money. Madden ANDREW GUMZBERG, Zeat New DENNIS SULAAVAN, 28 Ninth eve) J. PARAN HUHN, Pottstown, Pa BRIGH hanes & Dette ae @an now put his would-be-champion York—Murmah for Fitz, I ten't the) @ e = nue—Fitastmmons proved himeelf to Se] Rubtin wai f novice in Pig's rq 2 Huis, Hollow fi . e t fighter by his victory over Rub-| hands and b Mortis, tre Back in the show-case diamond pin that makes the prize- a Krea Agi P and It's a wor to me he aid 0 he a - ! ¢ t 1 think | in. He was too much of « puncher for | not quit sooner. Jeff and Fite again — HENRY D. TALBOT. Chelsea Fiate— tte the claret punch. | i | karae tou corked teats oare fot of Ba é tts b whlin's nose in the second | the Akron Giant. 1 think Jeffries shoud | by aj) means, jun iy to LP M., them Half. Fes won with his old plexus {ta broke Ry ; (ikL OUT THE BLAKE SPéCES sud S108 TOUR nAWE. fe siren Oe peed or GARDEN, yh A ay in every round. Bully olf Fits! +0 Pridey. |” ROTON POINT. Leaves Pler 12 & Ry @unch. Ruhiin nearly OFM pattery Laatieg, | go 10, 704 20P M Pleated Coan : Gime on landed, Jeffries should give him) yo ay CAIN, 19 Park Piace-Ruh- SAM PREEMAN, West Sixty-fret Sen ‘ sce rer _ in i# game all right. but he had no (street—Fitz won because he handed out +} SPM, Be FRANCIS LACY, 1% Third avenue — Susiness in the ring with a Foxy Quil- DID FITZ WIN ? |the hottest walloping to Rublin that fs yon S CASINO! ) noon ro.sioit: r had in thie viein Onan was never in it. Fitz made o itke Fitz; few of them have. Jeffries any fighter has « ; ‘ = outa er 1k Be ah vag of him. Yeo, Jeffries and Fite will be the proper taing after ity. Jeffries cannet refuse the Cor- Sed CAMINO BOT! 0 to 1.0 | T POINT, NEWBURG ond punching DID RUHLIN WIN?. nish a second meeting PE eT | nook Sang & Dance! 11.60 19 Hoge bite allt! yiell © a, ee, Sea rs saan om / Should tacke Fitz again. Lanky Bob disposes of Tom Sharkey, | frm ‘Dshrvnnn mest le ! MBRBERT V. THORNTON. wanar-| HAROLD STEVENS, = ASHREL PF, HUNNISON—The wallop | HERALD SQUARE THEATR oe | See Bes SE " otk, HF. T.—Piss victory le die S| seeend, Stree —Fits_ an rise "ere fe the thing in prige-fignting, and Fits ah sige te | ey Bn worvelious bitting cower. | Devel) was too much Corten in Runlin'e always has ft handy. Jef must now | Adieu | The’ cal DE Day a 2 Gaw 20 decisive and terrible & NBOCE"| corner meet him, and mark my word, Mr. Jef one T GIRL. Steamboats, rt ? ¥ — + =e sigan ggltio? LOU DOCKSTADER-Twlk about your | HALSEY M. TRAPP, Flatbueh @v® eTrust. The Miasimmons wailop AM ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY, TERRACE GARDEN | - "| TROY BOATS, CITY OF TROT OR 1 cone mt STEAMERS use. suy-vria| Used by people of refinement TWENTY.SECOND REGIMENT BAND Pent ate Wa teal 4 Meow gue, Brookiyn—Fitz ie too good & MAN tense knocks the hosiery off it. Jeff and ARTHUR STRONG for Ruhlin. jp nok @ Airsterater yet: Pie again? Why not fon beonnse he coul Ruin fae over a quarter of & contury, = ap: tatartay. Sunday eteotiere toued ot fhe has to go to school a while longer.) aa mayonne, NL Se <= | in not in his claw. Neither ts Jeftries, | ——— EN | WOME IN wean TYPMATOOR APH Dining Rooms on Main Deck, sensei = wv a ad "s lor th at en, Jett ould SACU RMONS TROT, SO, BARA’ P. J. woopnury, Oreee wi Rublin cancet puneh; Fite can. That's SHOULD JEFFRIES MEET THE WINNER? | ee that seaster Yes, Jeffries shou! Real Estate 16.0.6 N US Ee "ae at eet ert Fits won in a walk, as 1 predicts why - - . = =. a waorts North at ny would.,1 won i on the teh “i ” r ven T * } ° 7 le NICHOLAS GARDEN 644 ao = MATTY MATTHEWS, Soyth Pook- SAM HARRIS, 4 Seventh street ust Think What 50c. a Week Will De Ave ae ately ered te me lyn-Ruhiin had no business mixing it ———<—emes | Fits beat Ruhlin because Gus mixed ft , D0 KALTENGORN | For Sale. ” JOHN L. SULLIVAN, {11 Weet For yin pits Tha Fie jong sult. up wit) him when he should have played coOLRD BY 1 " _ | caper POR EVERTHODY— -Anrinieg araiae Fos Soak tyy secong street—Fita won because he A waiting game and Ured Fits ow ° ATLANTI ren leaks, Jewelry, turn! fad Knows too much for Ruhlin. Jeff and| ORRIN JOUNON- “Fits won because | — ——omeemem | Sedirien 1 meet Fits, eo! ce ing ‘iy Se NORMAN BRISZE—Ruhlin made 8) ,ndicap and shortage of pound i the JON CARROLL, of Dawson city,|= STAR ie MIN NIQMT, Gal. ty mistake {n mixing it up, and [t Was bir Dugiistic arena. Addres Alaska—It way a § fight. Very Lawyer N 0 ‘Now tpee. Ont’ EES: | en mowers, sor. Canal treer bank Open eine loss. Jeffries should accommodate Fits - bat Pita w ne he wae the rik HO Every ove, DIAMONDS, water WRS—Weekiy paymente telle i + gow. | JAMES GILL—Fite won becouse Rub. es | eter man in every way tn hie DIVE ROES Henisiers cagonee, lawyer Pe Ne We 6 k Shine, (ceversd) AMBRICAM = ‘lin was an easy mark. Jeffries should) best da$ could © won in half the | eee ee cece | CME © % STAR acts. War LOUIS WUSTEMANN, 1 Front now fight Pits HAND THIS CARD TO ANY USHER te Timea het ane . KENH'S ctuae | sit Rat wove Maite tt | son rare woton wow THE NOTE BOOK OF THE VAST ARMY OFREPORTERS, iu‘ "thce'“* "| __ tio Warsaw | ike ae pion, Jeffries should now meet Fits. — —Ruhitn ted by room| to stiff a hitter for Ruhiin and, of his terrific blows Fits and Jeffries| JOIN §YLAND. 20 Past Fortier JOHN CROWLEY, Sackett Ser dence and yo the poor fighting he did. | course, had no trouble in winning from should box next, as Lanky Bob is en- street iii won, he sald he would, Brookiyn—Fits outclassed Hublin. 't | think Jeffries should fight Lanky Bob him I think Jeffries sibuld fight Fite titled to another figpt with him, l quickly. He kept on top of Rubiin me and fair ed him do’ was a great fight, Fitz is again in line again, as he is clearly entitled to ® now, They would make a great battle the nd ta | r for the championship. fight with the Champion. PERCY WILLIAMB, Bergen Beach—| jerriey shiouii m 2 again J a [LION PAL ACE | ' BILLY CARR-—Fiesimmons won the Pitt won because he was fi. Jeffries ‘TIM CORBETT, # L eiionantooa vere HIGGINS Fitzsimmons was (fight Just as I expected he would—with must now meet nim : pc | ear RAD, itn ed ar) EDITORIAL FORUM. wt colors, Last year France seemed to! constituencies. Within thirty-five days lead; but she ts almost entirely absent after the dissolution of Pariiament, it is AWARD FOR PRINCETON, this week and the Americans are easily announced, the newly-clectet Purtia- entitled to firet place,” ment will meet a Many members of the Reyal Yacht | A display advertisement is running in|" in Jory Gives Gran Sq) juadron are equally enthustastic In the daily gapers Lonia Porte Prix Medal to New Jersey their praise of the American display mouth, Kignaind, Wi University, No visitors to this exclusive place are therpe. apowaiing tows has been te > more warmly greeted than are the own- 0) vo pay the expenses conde oy gle vie eton ers of American boats. . the electorate as to influence 2 ne a aw rds at the Q | te senerel election” 0 prevent the <agptloageh - 4 irand | Imposing as was the Nahma aa she Eptecopal Church tl wa legate exhibition floated directly off the clubhouse, a aug snk See 20 the ‘Coeree ci" Rowe h Chicago gentieman's yacht was searcely jens conspicuous, This was the Uto- " Cou “Mass and auricular confession,” says) yo ntry Life and Sport), advertisement, “are openly aavo- |)". wana, owned by Mr. Allison V, Armour, Spoiled by Rain cated and forced cn Protestant whose crew of Lascars with red temses ofl ni and red and blue jerseyy are the mest in churches wnder shelter of the Epls-| po nec ws ce pal veto.” ampus build conspicuous pleture of the waterside. and Gale. 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