The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1900, Page 6

HE NOCKER GOLUMN. A FEW CRACKS AT THE SPORTS. no knock com) Here's the funnier The Automohiie Show Average man | for the manufacturer ¥ bis horse-exterminator, & Make nervour peop! with the “gaso On speaking terme of shake hande| yesterday the golng being fairly dry hances al favor and sh tte capacity for the subjection of Its bucking propens! human might consider favorable to Melye an Who fabricates (he The manufacturer je the solitary Inocker of the show, and wi elf towether to-morrow to frows them asa cline | Yole man at id to be convine the mobile builder fears . “Hot cron buns; daughters wouldn't] Was a lenwth tn front of Hultailopoehtt. | a em to your # the old nursery England won't have Yem to France. Or maybe It ls better to #ay about Amer! has had ‘em. engaged by French ortemen, and more the French turf hasn't promulgated pro Dibltory conditions to make thelr tasks More onerous, On the contrary, OF all the Hare that over ted 9 MP) Katherina @ football pro-| stretch, where Kana Brown to a man, in splints, | and went vatter the leader, Bhe could! wan carried along ly by] The ball war « a Hrown,| yard line The brilliant rushes brought Kath:| the sphere to the threeyvard line Columbia Scores Kirat. moter, His team | hospital or a morgue]! an important game, On} who was two lengths In fro the morning of tho eventful day he Is} erina affiicted with nervour dread of the out come when his cripples line up am trong’ eleven of the other college of woe tn strung along on this watt) you believe he must be run inf @ wanitarium for decrepit and ine] i" ourabie invalids instead paved of husky pe whistle blows to start the fray, and the! gin tee Won driving. Thine 101 cripples and decrepit» two days voto) of piloting alt Then the} incurables the white-barred Dut buatie the yellow egg acrom for a fouchdown in Jig time 2 . ’ Bomething like thie is what happened] boy War not burt ie to Pennay and to Princeton May, and may possibly be duplicated this} him, Thee erutchas upon on Satur thone little Doys the Tigers 4 lot Poesn't Agure in the respect Your" and hasn't any cept in aquation, Healthy group at the Kicking Kame. The ehapples that lined up at the rallr Gopat on Baturday in otlekins and sou] 4) of Oriew Wemlers and greeled the Supercitious baby stares one, two, three Ithaca divfigured olleme (hat] Rare Porfume, who was two lengths in vt the “Ble | front of Double Dummy Pince in sports ts quite a Ndn't wine up when the Cornel Stopped rubbing Princeton noses . . ‘Tho sporting man of the Buffalo Even tremendously; day and ‘Dooma {t up with double-column heads. juntas if it were his own wildly stuck on it that eredit the Evening tion te called to the of our thunder heard thunder jiself denerbes thump of my sledee Bening World® yourself, Sir. Lang Shot “The American League the earth and the fulness thereof Ban Johnson, Why, Bancroft doesn't own a prosiwotive of Halllinore they're playing food ball Thie is your Papers, though, Jote of baseball wordamitls at ‘ ompelled (o grat space for y pords the means to eke Must bother you ty nto th there ar paidine telle The Clemens, Mich, didn't get here until a week MeCoy-Corimt dragged a bum jeg wit datly bue'nens. While he was tn Mleht Planation would have gone long-delayed wtatemer tions which concerned Pelations of thor should avold rheume 49 & combination future, as his relations with Ae somewhat straivod Hockey ts ripe About this time wated hopeful's shins for and vari-colored laudanum make ‘The Road Drivers folved that grocery wagons arte shall no longer be for OF raging lions, wee May devour jp tion's members will seek to entor We law proihiting driving vy persons! | nixtoen years of age books, bu it ‘aa Headste ter. ‘ whom they | Inches ot this” w headgear? that looks Hike steel, It seems ton, but agp all kinds of io ‘Obey Pit wot it, He was Som WANERS AT ‘UEC A Big Holiday Crowd Card and Track Good. (Special to The Rvenine World) RACK TRACK, AQUEDt |The Queens County Jockey Chib was has | fortunate fn having Ane weather for th {holiday crowd. Ag a rule. election day are cold and stormy, but towduy w brigat and erlap and there was a rental} byt mth by ihe punahine vi hing| ‘The card was as interesting aw it nteod! )] be at this time of the year and with i "} material at hand were=!0] The track wan tn be And ger] TNO aliondance was large bb {| persona being prevent in Finat HACE machine e-yearulie and vp, five w ite paces means of mn AL IEE Pin "oi ordinary N 16 3 ehaness. 111. 8 4 Wut it] Godtrey, 118, Wiline \ Ralston, 108, urna b4 6 K 110, M ‘ and him 11), Corbiey AB OF ipons 16 04 78 8 TR p Won devine | Thine 10 hat is mi Jumped away in front and £ they made t # to the stretch. followed show by lis Toya Hiehnem Maribert: and fg. ana] Naleton, When they wirabgitened out) for home Murtbert joined Gold Lace clutches, }and, qutgaming him in the rin hone won oleverly by a length. Gold Laer AROOND HACH ran thing | Par ily two-yearoite, Ave furlonas omeaive whte, Jock ROIIOR IN Bur Pl “England e been And ‘ oa » 0 T mpan % «ih [ ahead for steady gains « 0, Walsh 10 4) four yards rach Start ar Candle jum made all th Recon i p, Candie winnin tl and ® half trom b THIRD RACE Jooks. 4 Wilkerson Mine, 104, OC Or rummy, 106, Met Cojumbla, 6 6 om of oan ela, 102, Minden Millstream, 108 Henry 2 6S were at the pomt over twenty and] minutes in. thi race and Mr. Pettinaill forte to get them away Mea nt om in fair judges’ al Mil hed between LWwo horKes y heavily, ‘The stream Ww and fell, throwing Hei Rare Perfume was the * pacemaker to the bavk stretch, where Excelela joined joel head and head io the! Hurl eireton, where Pxvelwia drew away and! eld an advantage to the end, winning) Joverly by three parte of a length from WHTH RACE for three-year fal mile an seventy yar Atariera, whie, Jocks ALMIERIN. Hiri horoah, 105. Mit ue wit 4 101, Bhaw 35 Ithacana with | fir Fitshuat. 100, Hooker i} Meaeth, Prince, 107 Mbt ) 6 2 Miles a | mua winrm 776 WB ay Pittman, 46 oo J) a Won dviving. Timed 4T Horough went tot tat flaw fall vii ahowed the way to back atreteh when Helle of Orleans and MoGrathians nN] Prince jotned him, ‘These three raced that hel Ii clone order to the stretch, where Helle of Orleans looked to have the race In hand, Borough hi mely, how - ever, and outlasted the Belle, winning je wo} in a hard drive by a teck, Helle of Or | ‘Ww } t «wna y front of Bir Mite if Apt, Pell and trick at after | Mah the fleld and Underhill was put in hte PIPL NACE place amination Por twoyearolte tye ante have. the Pringeton, o he EPI wp in ‘i af he } nft ‘ waniinvall + ON By atteon “yards Key 10 [ tumbin aot the juar ‘ a contre of Uh 7 10) 4] along for nine | ' Hart worked left end will take | Ho 1m MT ave yards. Mor vA ‘ Time 1 ot teounda on Mesaha rughed to the front and cut} the serimmage ta hot Len who front, winntig Tittle Dabay ‘and beat Bil NT ried antago | AIXTH RACE 48 ood upwards mile and p up the supp! Withers, 109, Burne eurma tion iW WT, Ne 1 P| th Withers w ‘ sikinntc aecond and ri a) <i vs noir) AQUEDUCT ENTRIES, AG ste | RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Now, €] (leor The entries for toomor: | ¥a f and a halt r | ” + the tenpitory left unarmored bears | ante” v Princeton lost round on a try through 2 1 1 \ nga ” h | y | ne ren y me bil utoher| Ine ” oe f tere] Kid " ‘ teyerroMy 6 lancom | § We Daten % t The law ts mn Yon 100 aa Bb restidiniiaior ., 108] Weeke p The Chamberlain 119 h F Vourth Mace=tansleap; for ali ayes one | { h M mile amt winter) ad Nero's person are exponed to the ehilly | Cnarentur” 10 Prineete uncovered with upholstery, in. | Herers ” tit] entre Underhiit dro the status of Rhode Island iy « Maribert ) jumbia's [0-yard Hine and But have (M0, Race—Meiling, for twoyrarokte; ale the ire B Made of | Byienst, « this yard line. ae ‘ Princeton held Columbia's backs and tiffened with |sodosimanter 10 Guan " ey tried a kick which wai two tree ik nist eae PRINCETON PUNTERS MEET COLUMBIA’S TEAM. “bfeleetttelt= HURDLE SPECIALTY, iofeloteloielobotetotebotele yard line in Columbia's po WEEKS IN pebelobetel-ialeimiebeleletstebstebeieblalntelettetelloatetstatnte (Continuad from First Page.) KICKERS 16, NEWARK 0. COMMDIA Annual Gridiron Battle in Clty 01 a Shat-Out, they | Mist Lasrerous 99, Miles 6.9 DL) 20) Princeton was given the ball berause tne Won handily Timent.0213 l@mythe held ed away in front and|quickly regained running, Cherries and|Claye's fumble Hand third to the] yards through eentre wed them! Weeks hurdle Knickerbocker|!) the open Athletic Club and the Newark Athletic In their Knlokerbocker in welght and had vy al ARE NOW LIES dover the line for the firat touch no goal resulting e blew his whistle Larraden & necond touchdown A long wrangle resulted, tor threeyearolde and vp: mile and| Another rush and Morley aVer, Beore Columbia, 6 Hruce kleked the ho trouble in rushing all over the fleld After five minutes The time of the minuten and 16 ev Wertenmayer Mason Casminovan Heart Gu Koehler MoMahon Knickerbocker, ORANGE BEAT GUNNERS, With Artiliers men Fi While Jersey fled (@ feore, Ryening World) eleven was eaatly the Orange A. ¢ 14 game lasting Orange ran a score of M againat their to eion of the ball wh by a neck, | Mattle went Ho tried to fant! only at rare intervals Inson, He was foretbly removed from Orange made Wiret Hall Underhill kloked t Aykes got the ball and ¢ Hi ok howe heart tn the | tre, Wy padt and cmated It baok) rived Wriskly (0 (he yard line, where ‘ 6 84] bounds on Princeton's yard line Herten was pushed: 1 Weient lot the £ ow) ball for Columbta for holding tn ne is forty fivesyard line followed by MeAddie, | head wan out 4 bik gap ov T hood he resumed his ponith } Yun ine, where Sykes fumbled, and] got the ball putting on a ar Hele faa Wadi Halt Back Joralemon, WINl'me —— LATONIA FINISHES, LATONTA, Nov » racer soheduled to be run here tor end a half furs to land (tog Beandal third and fifty yards Won by Lord 4 LAKESIDE WINNERS, 10 to 1 and Ato and Zacatona Three quarters 0 Hall for to} and § to vd Hoberts Minsed goal from feta, by was penalined fifteen yarde for blocking 1 art uined three yund right and. The annual meeting of Motropoll- night at the Stuyvesant N rns t Hoant of Governors fo of bounds on Basket Ball Challenges, 10 teame aver Md tht Colonial dates M in the middle of the fell, where Under: WATSON TALKS the Former Chal+\ lenger. Amerioa'e Cup for ir Thom world to t in Mr. Herreshoff, He | look be of steel,” he ways, “and the light moat largely into the hull.” As to Mr. Herre@hoff's ability to tw utes better than the Co! beat the Bhamrock on the aver five to ten minutes in every ra Bhamrock to h better to win Asked if he could do so, Mr. Watson replied; “God knows.’ ‘Then followed the perspective amile. Mr, Watson Is sorry the defender is to be the product of a syndicate, "The Americans always reply to our indl- vidual challenges,” he said, “with ayn- dicate or corporation, that has neither soul to be damned nor body to be kloked, Surely there |x enough wealth and to ppere, in the Blates to undertake the oy and pleasure of defending t cup, The syndicate, howe factory. It ino men yachtemen Mr. Watson w next cup ra Thomas the suce clear at the |i as thoroughly to keep the course| ored Pennsy Captain Was Ine jured in Game with Harvard. PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 6-Capt, T. T Hare, of the Pennsylvania team, lies to- day ‘in the university hospital, where he will be confined for several days, He was Injured in the Harvard game and suffered from chilla soon after the game Was over, He Is threatened with blood> polsoning from a bilster on his heel, produced during the game His badly beaten and unhappy players Ato thie olty yesterda hey came in two squads, for some of them have conscientious seruplea —_againet travelling on Sunday Now that time has taken some of ihe sting off the defeat, the general opinion of the returned rooters appeare to be that Pennsylvania was defeated by Harvard because the Red and Blue players had stage fright; be cause they depended too much on one ayatem—that of guarde-back—and failed to vary thelr plays, and because they were outgeneralied Pennsylvania's de» foat, however, doos not mean that they will drop the kiarde:tack warda-back play, VICTOR TO-AIGHT NETS TERRY. Gardner and Flaherty Fight at Hartford for Privilege. Martin Flaherty, of Lowell, and Oscar Gardner, the “Omaha Kid," will box twenty rounds before the Crescent A, C., at the Collseum, Hartford, Conn,, to» night, This will be the third meeting of these crack featherweights and both have trained faithfully for the content, particular interest being manifested be- cause the winner has been promised a bout with Terry MeGovern. ‘The star bout will be put on about 10 o'clock and the election returns will be read from the ring, a spectal wire having been put in for that purpose, ee Biahth Remim: atime Gamer, Company G, Eighth Regiment, wil! hold open games in conjunction with (he Pastime AC. tn the armory on Sat+ urday evening, Deo, 1, The events are from sixty yards to @ mile and a half, und shot put, halfemile aad sf All are handic cept. the half-mile bleyele yard run, which are for novices, En: love Nov, 8 with John J, Me- Huss Pastime A, C., and serat, P, Umetadter, bald Regiment Armory — SHIPPING NEWS, THE TIDeS, at ih Woles, Lae Wan 4) andy Mook port or yew YORK, ARRIVED, \aroa Immerdale . oda Alliance, Colon. OF SHAMROCK UL Twenty Minutes Faster Than GLASGOW, Noy, &.—Deaigner Watson,! Jof the Shamrock II, has the profound: eat respect for the ablilty of the Herre- shoff boat builders. In an interview! yesterday the man who will endeavor to turn out a winning challenger for) Lipton confestes he has the hardest man In the lhowever, knowingly smiles at the out- + As to the material to be used In next years chalienger Mr, Watson waa muarded in hie talk, ‘The frames will) t material compatiiie with strength and) stability will be used. It would not be falr, however, to say whether steel, aluminum of manganese will enter! out defenders Mr. Wateon sald: “I belleve he can bulld a boat ten min- mbla, Bhe je by ®0 you see | will have to improve from fifteen to twenty minutes over the old my own and do even nd ine in game and rest oo my laurel ban " prmontion Rep Piaeet Ys ty , eat. THE WORLD: ' TUESDAY EVENING; NOVEMBER 6, 1900. SWEETHEART OF JONES IS HIDING.' | Neighbors’ Curiosity Has Driven Her to Flee from Her Own Home. Fearing the searching looks of her netghbors and in dread of the questions of her friends, Miss Mabel Whitney, the young and handsome woman who gave her heart to Valet Jones when he wae the trusted employee of the Jate million: (ye William Mo Rice, left her home at 15 Jamaica avenue, Astoria, early to- oy. Bhe will be gone several days, hat Mies Whitney loves tae tall young Texan over whom such & cloud hangs there can be no doubt, but the publicity Riven to her devotion to him was’ more than she could stand. rat Jones loves this handsome girl |s 1 nd that of her younger brother, t Diatrlot? death and sevure his millones. Wwhi"the handaome girl and the pri ry? nm 10 Mra. J her, widow, two children, @ And Vaughter, who live with Her in m Hittle house, from which they will Where they are going Whitney will not pay It's simply awful to be everywhere pointed t friends the prisoner e8, eto an Evening Warld reporter to-day, “and [ cannot imagine how the fact came out, Buttt isso, and 1 will say that we sympathige with the young man in hia trouble. Indeed, 1 would like to ty Ls wigdd po a In the Mra, Whitney then told the story of Mailed ‘ be aay with her daughter Mabel; Jones met Mabel at a party at the house of a friend. They seamed to like each other, ‘Ho took her out a great deal in so- clety here in Astoria, where we have always lived and are well known, 1 object to his friendship for my daugh- ter, He always seemed ao polite and honest that we all liked him. Why, ho used to go to the povsre it nome of the iicent people in, the some presen certain, for 1t was through her| considered him a gentioman, and did bor) MISS MABEL WHITNEY. (Valet Jones's sweetheart, from her latest photograph.) “Why, how should [ know? ask my dace@hter about he are all very angry th have wot into the ni wapepers in cons | nection with the ail it “Only this morning my t n amma, how can | go ov The witow and marti on wi about Ma renwible «irl a ence her, It ¢ with all they Joes 1 wi Mrs, Whitney woman, wilh blue eves. days she must have been a belle in As Jaugiter ia how frank and earnest In conversation, tora. an hee while 9 Jones tn Live to the him. and he father or in "WILL vou “Ct will not pay will not ma attached to Hince Jon * the prisoners’ ward In Telievue Hoe the physiclans him, olay taken for the pla amination to “Didn't he make your Jaughter hand- J auanicion in regard to his drug ja correct of not REBER WOULD WEET BEST MAN Wrestler : on Let the|" “* Would-Bes” Get To- gether, Then: — Ernest Roeber, who claims (he wrest: ling champtonship of the world, by vite tue of @ defeat of Bech Olven, whieh those who think they know ay never happened, ts willing, he mays, to risk | hia laurels again, Just read hie | ter on the subject and you'll get an idea of the way he purposes doing Itt open to all amateurs and Include rund) ry inp gporting mailer of The Mrening World) nip from | ire from the After winning tack (he champ) Olen it was my intention to rival in hia country my victory over Olsen been quemioned by my Just to prove plon at Greco-Roman ne more mates, bur it must de for the cham piomship. 1 waders face him om the met Now let Mr, Pons meet some god man, and 1 tll arrange & meeting with him 1 want t) weestie the beat it the would-be cham: it he plons wi); got tomotber 2 will wrestte the win ter, Slocerety yours, = BANAT RORMER, + cstemto “WIZARD” TO GO TO FRANCE. and the OUTGOING | STRAMBHIPS. BAILED TO! to Push Iveries tm Maris, “Wirard” Jake Bohacfer has sgned a six months’ contract to pay tas ses meet me and that bis manager says | am afraid to Juke Setneter Ts Under Contract FOR THE BAGPUNCHERS. Kverything fi ae anwual ral pune! Hing content tor Turn Mw umpter sireet Wei rut ro fettord ALC. Cor. nbee “weeks ReLUnE ie. juPils Wit shape and placing apparatus in the My he two-time amateur champion, Joe be an hand to defend hig following — well» ky fyoble hitters will try to wrest It m Andy Burke, of Chicago the Waverley A, | Cirevere, wilh Jack G Lae Bton pound come {1 We have the largest stoc H] men's furnishing goods 1a thet KEEP MFG, CO,, Makers of We} in tye olty, and dreads be pit.’ want to help him, even t kn Perhaps Jones has some other, sweetheart, men are trick y." emiled an she sald this hook her head doubtfully. “Would you 1 have never worried t your daughter in ” Patelek of murdar- Bhe may have uneated with tin G Ay knowled por all th ell mi Not Deny Attachme: we l-preserved Th her vounge ‘ her talk with an ning World reporter “Po think tha him out on ball or let his friends see Joor YOUnK man without to comfort him!" hat your daughter will "1 (hey wouldn't fd with ppirit Waether she will or seemed much her, but I don't know or What she will do. with the rewult that t that he hae been of morphir, nurbese of Microseaple title, and the many. others w ating bo hout hotwean Two of the hes! | ers There will also be calor bleye of ™ vards, W) yards, half mile and one mile on the home trainer. Mr, Mulroy has had a wire put in the hall and the election bulletin read from the stage as soon (Looking | At It, } From Your Point of View, fh there is perhaps reason to be skeptical, when we say that “Keep’s Shirts’) are as good as any, at any price, t But we do not want your money ty without your good will, are not satisfled, your money 4] Colored, 6 tor 15.00 orlonneerst NG CROWDS AT “AO” SHOW, +| Spectators Talk Polltics and l.ook at Horses Holiday crowds blocked the vartows entrances to Madison Square Garden thin rning when they were opened upon the think day of the Automobile! Show On the Madison avenue side of the j building staid, olderly eltitens who hat Mot out of bed y to cast thelr Preale’ dential vote emnly discussed polttte cal posal e awalting the Gu of the big gure doors Young America, burning for an tne Iwpection of the horseleas carriage ff ite various forms, besleged Fourth aves | nue. s It will be People's Day at tho show? unthl nightfall, ‘Then soclety will have ite Innings bod It was pretty thoroughly demonstrated® this morning that the evolution and progress of the “auto" ts a mat whieh many Gothamites are inter | Immense crowds #8 jalsies of the Garden a | in eu, / a Alon the made the ats lingly wear} ions Chey piled 4 of au They wanted (0 And out all about. the Hnjeal pointe of (he surrey, phaevana, raw ant her vehicles an’ ther tive merits of steam, gasoline, elen- tricity and hydrovearbon ae motive pow. ore we scoorde! unlimited d seunstto he morning Noure advanced the attendance increamed very rapidly, ca “If Walls Had Ears’ They'd overhear many an out: spoken compliment for the , | GAS RANGE, Grateful cooks don't hesitate to praise this modern aid to kitchen comfort. 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