The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1900, Page 6

mics -GOLUMN. _—_—— FEW (RACKS AT THE SPORTS. Peter Maher saya he's going to Ment again, He intends to take a trip 19 Loulevilie and have an interview with Pa club matchmaker there Rubin is Poter'a game, bur if he doean's jand i theaBharkey will do. When did you hear of a Mehter tray Cling miles to got on a maton? Peters OAs is roally pitif oe ch) Ton't Tom @harkey up axainet it theee Maya? Tuer wa it it we hard enough fo be ejassod A third-rater by Joffrier, Maher now says Sharkey will he can't get Rublin Wonder why the Sailor i# placed to) far back? Is {i posmibie they fear him| and are pialling him off as hong a» pos sible? i Do you remember Kid McCoy? Te Wed to be a boxer hereabouts He wen to Burope recently and somebody tell me it will be a jone while before @ome back, No, 1 don't auppose any ie will mina him, but we would lke Aipar from him now and the THe WORLD: MOND, Y 7 Hefore he met a Mr, Corbett thin same Hid McCoy was regordet as a shrewd hap, 1 think he's a shrewd chap yet . . May, hero's & funny mateh, Joe Wal ott ve, Bil] Hanrahan at Harford, Deo WW And they bill tt as a twenty-five Found affair, too, Well, it ati be-oh, what's the use, Hanrahan th q pretty mee fellow, * Pediar Palmer nye he may visit American again and try to get on another mateh with Terry MeGovern, Without thinking ® moment you would ed “Don't stop him.” Well, wo aron't, 1 think somebody should, There are . ‘Terry MoGoverna here for the tle Wngliehman, eo. may tac “an unknown" > th Philadelphia shortly, These “un- knowns” are weually pretty aoft propo sitions, but Tom should try to find out duet how soft the gamo ts, These Quaker! “people are cunning, Wouldn't tt be a huge joke if they ferved wp Walcott to tho Satlor as an wnknown? owe * Kid Broad ts evidently tn a bad way pet, His manager has turned down any to meet Renny Yanwer, the Tipton 8 {na atx-round bout, The Kids» , poeta T can't think of his name, but Ht mattore little, sxys hie charge is in ‘Do condition to Neht anybody just now, | Pretty hard 4 Ld ager, eh? i Although 1 an my hammer will be fh the operation, T must take « At the football game expounded at Inceton on Baturday, Many of the tore sympathized with Prinonton the walloping she was getting from Yale oleven, until Capt. Pell, of the 4nd Die other tackle Davis, bean “fo whow how & man could he nedlesaly POUR and etl! keep within tho rules OM nearly every Lineup in tho wecond RIE Pell would reach forward and try to @natch @ handful of hair from still ‘man or Coy who were nearest to htm ‘On the other wide Davin used the sare taeticn Againet Mloomer, the Yalo Frea Man tackle. T suppore it te all in the wame, but from the grandstand it ap Deared that with che victory beyond thelr grasp the Princeton players lost thelr #portemanship and degenerated in to ordinary sluggers oo. om . “This ie the last time 1 go out of New York to seo a Kame,’ remarked one of the spectators in Pripeeton Saturday, “1 Toft the city at $29 to vygit the erunt On the wpevtal trains, anf found about ‘ateon thousand in the depot with the Fame fesien, Ae a result the 0% train Was #0 crowded that | had to wtand al the way to Princeton, @ matter of on hour and forty minutes Then it was ’ Americans. tion of Sport’s Resumption in This State. & + LONDON, Noy. 1-The meeting called tomday to consider the ‘doping’ oF If Benjamin Bo Odell, Governore feoleae) the anewer of! “No, my boy, T really) ‘Those handa drew forth from the} Mr, Odell grew remintxcent, physicing of horses, resulted In a farce, of this Atate does fot practian thingal can't aay anything trousers pockets and not for nothing | Many was the nara pounding | gave A handful of unknown “sports,” a few? ontrary to hie preaching then there| ‘The Governor-elect wae seated at hia| elther. | tellowa in my time and I got mine, too, Americans and a number of veterinary As going to be pler Jolog tn the ft) desk and must really have had hie mind ‘It's all right, Good healthy sport, | but [ guess it has all been for my surgeons composed the audience, 4.) He world hereabouts riiy after (he] wandering to that In the Albany | When not overdone there's nothing bet | good, It's a good sport both to indulge Boveral of the speakers sald they be Inauguration of the next Legislature. | Executive Chamber. But that dream | ter.” in and to look at, If two evenly matched Heved the American Jockey used sleet: Rut over same world there atli| vaniahed for the time apparently. Al] Then there wan a sort of display of| men are put together,” op) sppllanges, but, no evidence to tha! hangs & mist for Mr, Odell, Governot,! new thought advanced itseif to the] short arm hooks and som swe not | Then there were a few more inferences The ating finally resolved into & Mr, Odell, and ordinary citiaen, are two | seribe down in punching directories, While |of jabs, ete, but the reporter took good ine salon anh et roll 4 Ope Boe i i t wae thoy were not de ‘ le ot te , ish trainers, Whereupon the Menerienebe ven \iferent mer Nut, Me That wanas far as he| they were not demonstrative enough care not to impede thelr progress, id Hen tebe. Mite gutteet of (he meet: Tho gentioman (he majority of voters] got for the moment, Mr, Odel) was| to attract much attention, yet they} “Well, what do you think of the re- ing was lost slight of and Invited all ingt thought more At to hold the reins of) on hie feet, His hands dived Into his} looked #0 forceful that the reporter vival of the sport, Governor?” ventured present who fnew anything about Gov-Rleet Odell = OMelANY, MOLE. Keate Government than one Mr j Pocketn ond the care that was written | actually sidestepped. It muat not be LU iy —s opine ‘fo, nold up thelr hands ine ‘ ‘ Buta Htane Ww ay silent am any muminy | all over hiv face daappeared forgotien that the next Governor ta jo OMieial Talk, meeting ended, when spoken ty aa nor,” but just] Hee pardon, bul what were you going | 4 rather husky looking Indiv dual Whether the official term did it or ~ way OMe and hell about talk ae long chy sald Mr Odell, | "De you eonstde the aame at all! whether Whi Cell considered the ae “Oh, yee, Teddy Mked the game, $ , , on 6a 8 FeO 4 As 4 prine fighter with an over Mupply I tidn't mean to ask you the work: | brutal, Mr ' Inquired the reporter, | conseottire Bin ne Aghting tak ceased |MOt H think Ne th a better wrestler Mooayen An Bvening World reporter | {the minds of the hundred and| "Now, there's @ jimit to everything, }and that apparent care came back, than a hosert) Hiacovered tha ' Senators and Assembiymen,’ ro. [of course, but I've had the gloves on oan can't aay anything,” sald Gov, He tried to find out Juet ow far] piled the repo motion All| very often ta my earlier days and 1] "Would you nigh a law permitting the down the Nxhting game was buried and . tind myrele without any sears of battle, sport (6 again I've? how long It would be before a reaurr ty ood physical shape and, niet may anything.” wae the Hon, Ut an oversnealous mood spoke} | vou L think will aerve mea! "Da 'you appreciate the favor you to the ‘Governor’ and it 6 el ie soot begioning Jen. | to go through the| would earn from both the masses and hard Work of iny office { vase If you urged uch a me: — ow, 1 fear you'll have to excuse ent Uean't tell what next year will ; pe it menlilesies OK Life Savers at Fire Island . ’ ‘Pernonally 1 tike the sport, 1s Co to Rescue of good and healthy,” WINNERS AT _HEANINGS, Class tekedeina | but Card and Track Were —~ @ big, bnrly pus shouta| “1 would ent loose and clean ap Rcldeioi break tate my chambers and try the with him, then | wonld . do me, then I would be for tt—per-|eatl my attend have himlie box a Httle myself whew Twas RACE TRACK, BENNINGB, Nov, |"™elly:” gnrriod away, Mi & youns fellow.” Charming racing weather of” the Kenuine Indian Summer variety pre Hed hers this afternoon, It thawed out the Washingtonians in good shape and there was an ent atte on hand when the opening mn, The card this afternoon contained no BEAUTY AND FASHION OU stakes ortholens the raoing War of Feloloiobototot eboletototobotettets the interesting sort, though claws war a Jacking. There were one of two racen Of npwatal Interest track wae in its Usual good shape, though a trifle deep and dusty rinar Yor all ages) five and & ball furlongs Hoiting Marters, hia, jocks AL ITI Min. Mtr Place Lady Contrary, 104, Waleh de | 26 Mo % WHO Te w ‘ ‘ ‘ 3) , » 10, Ruiter OT 7 ibd Allaire, 4, Phelan hoe ” é Dectmal, 104 Hrennan. 110 10 WD Talk, 1M ell 97, 3 Bley § ino ¥ Won easily The 1.10 Lawly ‘ ol advo rushed to the front at fagfall and making all the running won @ gallop by four lengths from Mor 1, Who was aecond all ington Pride, third tlre fa tongth away. OND Ha Hien) ala (arlones the ighout way war) Yor ww yearorh " aa 1 vival F] 107 i Littie Dalay, WUT, Rinek Anna Darling, 100, Miler 4 Fannie Maul 110.Wilsh f 10h, Mure la Won eas “MR.” ODELL IS AN ADMIRER OF GOOD ) BOXING, BUT AS GOVERNOR HE WON’T TALK ON ITS REVIVAL ENDS IN FARCE “There’s Nothing Better Than the Game,” Says the Governor- Elect, but He Refuses to Divulge His Stand on Ques- ‘Dosing Is a good relne, cape elaily w fio Ko ont help the Republican party personally, Doxtng a «ood UT ad HORSE SHOW BEGINS AT THE GARDEN ; T IN FORCE. Utterly ienporaibie to get w bite Uhore een Carmi, LuTAInK. Ante ihe Without waiting in Jine for an hour or toh, Dut whe dled away and Queen ) fo 1 (ook a peat In @ ‘qulck-luneh'| Carnival anal wot uy n time to al Foom a few doors from tho Nassau Ho-[ter 4 seml for ihe ‘ ; . . ' te}, and at the end of forty-five minuteny Ott atts ey nAve. SUCH A GENTLE ONE, YOU KNOW T emerged without being waited on, Atl goiiing, for three peartola and up on Phe Meld the narrow alley leading to the| forty rant @Awt Atant beowme congested an hour ALMierin. ar Mane ——— - before the game, and | agatn forgot my iy —— P BabbAth-whool training to relieve my| !* pee tout ee FUNERAL STOPS BUSINESS. mind, Another standup atl the way 1e mw ed from Firet Page) home convinced me that 4 man who §5 woh —_ Lempts Providence by going out-of-town $7 ot io] there wan a way party of young persons | Whole Clty Mowened Father Barry, With & crowd deserven all he gets.’ ows , 0) in Wiltiom Co Whitney's box Killed Here by & ere THE KNOCKER, hsm OIA PAMTION Bete Rneit the rapian | CONCORD, N., Nov M—Th en Adgtel nad Cal Outen warte pacer eatt| in any #hade of tan, meen ant weny te | funeral of Viear-General Rev, John 1 lowed by Petit Maltre, ('haraw! and) al but evening wear Hore | Parry, of the Dioeese of Manchester \ ENTRIES AT BENNINGS, = [¥inion in a lone hunien. They. ran tn | Show: mmaldenas Nave ho was Killed by a oable car In this order to the turn, where Speetmaa| hink of It wal ma York Cly last Wednesday, was held showed a couple of lengths in fr i to have be tay in 8. John's Churer, of whieh tne (Special to The Rvening World) Petit Malte who. wan (he Ruta ened "Wh f and, to “eT: ’ " front of Cl ny thirty-five a RACE TRACK, BENNINGS, Nov, in] (i001 01 Che! t show panaiie| i The entries and weights for to-more| (hey swung is FaW's races on (hie track are as follows away ere horsemen Rathered ti ware! ant from Petit wor In VF Alt fa q i threreyearolda and freo Hert PRT Ay ! imemory 101 YOURTHL Hales Wen epoeen, 2 funeial in a body ” for twooyearo 1 furlongs Mion Ae FAW Ary mise Miss Was raid oy Birhop Denis M » Manes ow. There Hire tiey, Wh) alto pronounced a touch: » whts, joe Pin, Mr Place ie Grent ing eulogy. Archblahop Willlama pr 106] Th 11h, Wales 1" | back and hi pounce) abaolusion after the mass. | Inq 100) Lecturer Horne ae the he ‘wich torment was in Calvary Cemetery, this Wie, 107, Meco 6 ale Hate ' ; HAD DAUGHTER ARRESTED. (fax f Ing |! the ‘ { : ‘Ning Pall Auly passed on tn Hanter Sad fhe Kept Bad Come {him all the Way and was an ne stream pany—Vaw Velend & ed. second, four lengthen in front if eed to sing ‘ ; FIFTH face Was "When the Wicks enn ft Frances Mi od Banter, wettieen yee M4 Hhace-Yor three to mite and trp! ROt Malden threspearcoltt and up, mile ani] Troubling and the Weary \re a t dave Star of George A. Hunter, 0 es 17) anty yards, yw pleasan! it would hay ont ; 1 West Stxty-frat treet, was ar aise have Bune that old . sd aR Witlieboy and His High Stepper atthe Sho ralgned to-day with Fred &. Chrader, of Bere i De oo ine 1 OT Y oieimninleiniotininletetoiisteteteiotetet st tebtelrbeisieltottoibisiteisiotobten | ron: Twenty-recond atreet, tn the "| grad. noid thelr fetlocks, ap It ex+| Jofterson Market Pollee Court, They Race Whe | Avplauded the Kad, f » pull out @ $3 gold if ow, first prine, blue ribbon. were arrested on a complaint made by awarded the prizes And ne 4. 8 Craiton, cheainut gelling Vol-lthe girl's fatter, who charged hip ‘on heen { nat Jumper KkooeKe! low the| donee rhhen | tate ni prize, ; A Aughter with keeping Improper, com- art pat. Won waally, Thmeet.0) 055 i fa en, we a Ok genie swore awarded a9 follows {a rout Hy 1 agen Farm, day welding /oany, and Bens ader, With godtctton, ’ teman beat the ft ery Sud.t.| ! for Baddle, Claw M~-eorge ‘ ‘ je], TAO wil eal At whe ( , Dinuchiaman beat the flag and going | © prices in ems mare Witty Me, | Aue Boawick, Relding LAnd-liaiiyrs cute, besaiae Ane. Wad bad lof eix le on 0 , Fy than ri Widener. fret prize (hiw a Danas K | BE Ra he SEO Shh fon race class, Mihumoren, ts pre Mi gyrton, fhe. chestnut H Russell's roan mare Mars iat ne adore ara hey ran thie way to the ture Hoatherbloom, Kecond pile, Ny j mare Hai, des by ts , firet prize; George B. Gl'o fie separtted from hie wife, ant rapidly | yan webatnn itiohinond, Vnitr fr iy | Ghwan inte rider hy'b hea | Bay ony Halmataie, Br.” wecond; 2 Kast Bixty-firat atrort aa Marion Murehison's roan goltng n.| O 7 y ° ith elle rey eldin, however, and won easly b m ongth Boe Myurting’s ¢ mare Morea Re othe Impe.tal Wilkes, highly com- AT tof Old Tank Tl eles wane f mevied >to make them |. f the ThHaPkegiving Bupple Posy Aaah World (lus. There w Afternoen Crowds, © ORTH RACE. oe maait for wares years 0M and uw) o advanced the crowds wl pad one benttes' funda Wome, Hee ane th medl advanced the crowas! G,292,115 IN QUAKER STATE Dorit, the ring, while the eniffed at} and Lan and helped them alons ——e ster, olan, pees mir Plaoe. | the ee An interesting clare Was Judged at the One » ‘ opening Fe! the afternoon session and WASHINGTON, Nov, 1)-The popu- rs fh ivi teat dahzing the Ponies, Won well deserved applause, It on: |iation of the State of Ponnaylvanta a ofa #, va Cer to, seg. ine, Jud | harnes, Cha"the prlves were’sivenua felt [announced by the Census Bureau mire feu} Speck it ven, wit et m ae DOPE PROTEST Nobody Able to Make Charges Against the Crew, A shin of heavy tonnage was sighted in Aistress today off Short Boash, a shoal near Onk Island Light and almost opponite Babylon, le 1 ‘The vessel was dismasted and rolling heavily, while waves were breakin over her sides and washing hee deoks Newspaper leaves that may ine i at f fyi 4 yy ie anais of distrem were fying and ’ ria) members of the crew co! da led terest cloth ing ver holding on to the rigging, while they Surtont overcoats ave very pope trled to attract the attention of people] ilar thin season, We recommend ‘ ’ on the matniand ry : 4 Lite savers from the Fire teland ata | V yous k h or Whale hone { tion started to the rescues, and ashere| Choviots for this style of gar men from Bavylon also pul out to reel wont: silk lined, ¢ order, 828) 1 appeared to be dragging | Black Vieuna Thibet coat and wad oltogetien waa Th 8) vast with striped trousers, suit to ex were breaking over the omtor, 820, Doublo-hroasted frock { fo vontinualy thar her name Ane | not be made out, At ovt andy st, ailk lined and faced, mavere seen nearl Which wan then five mies oul at $25, Woglish striped or checked aan trouserings, 0, Full Dress or A. A. U, SANCTIONS RECORDS, | Tuxedo, silk lined: throughont, oa - RO, Jtoug’s Performances Omestatty | Sanplos, fashion book, measur Heeonmlaed at \nnnal Meeting. [in guide mailed anywhere, y ‘ At the meetr of the A U, to fay t t ifouse th jon of the onion jolning the International , Union was referred t9 the Incoming TH STRERT, records were ofMfetally recog: | Medical, By MW. Lana, N.Y. AC OLD DR, GRINDLE, vw 3 secone year YHA OLY: OP Hendurg, 1, yards #traight ARTMENT! 23 away, (21-6 seconds, Guitenoura, Oot. 4) nese 10 vurda atralahtaway, 47 eoconde, Gut tenburg, Oct. t) 40 yard atghtaway olrcular track #62 yards elroulty, 4 #5 secon as, vera Isiand, pt, Jomplng= Standing high Juin, 5 feet those aving impedt+ t inches, Ray (. Rwry, Syracuse, Apel] ments, should » ont DIRS old-ented> and Pranee, July 10 “Lined! thee, over a5 Handing Wroed dumpeal feet and a] be Inches, Ray C Bwry, Byracure, Apri Wied phy le Hammer ‘Theawing 1 feet 4 tne nee Medicine, $l. R J. Flanagan, N. , Travers Il- ——) OLD DR. GREY, Ab years a epeclaliat in dirtases of men nips Wide bobbed Swimmiig reconte mace by Carrol Eohaeter: sixty yards, bath, two (Urns, | quickest permanemt ire Ruarantend.. Bioed, ok 3 reconds, Boston, Mass, Reb. Mi; Wi) Kitney and bidder (rou Yarda airhiqhtaway acrows tidal ‘wals ad dren ‘ ' Water, Ion 534 weconds, Travers Ialand, & yards, eolmming the back, bath, one turn 1M 1-6 neo New York City Mu bath, five turns, York € NY, at Bam tthe. near Hicurn Stab: Bundiys, 9 to ie treatment Advice tree, Medicine omty ‘too, Modern Treatment for Me of meh Mtrated by modern at ‘Bquere, reconds rt rds, bath, nine oniis, Beagon, tnute timith os New York City “bin, 0 Dickey Theao mending to the Were also adopted com: yrojiet to erect a monument Wather BU Curtle, and requented to work for the etlon of the #ubacription of funda for that purpow — WINNERS AT NEWPORT. RACK TRACK, NEWPORT, Nov, 19. Following are the results of races scheduled to be run here to-day arters o ’ Ae ’ “ind | at rH Viaher, § to 1 for place, was necond; fiat vue Time~116 Mile and a World Wants the Founda- tion of Success 1065 "206 wixteenth won. hi iMpratta, to t and Lovt Me Boile, Z to | place, wan « Vind Exit third, Timet.48 feb, Paid oe Wants rs of a mile 0, (to hand place, war ‘Oba fy er Third Race~Three Won by Horseshoe in this morning's Wold, » urth RaceeOne m! Ray: to Shiai to ar ‘or fre 4 HELD FOR Af 1A DOUBLE : MURDER Neare aeowed ot Ly and Dabe ond Barn TRENTON, Nov, 1—Markw of blood lcles belonging to Rob: ro employee of George 1» Mary, thirtyenine Geo two yearr |. point Mensen as Paid Help Wents in 13 other i, “, papers combis.cs, tS alia ‘ HOOK KBRPRRS nove BUSHEL EN BUTCHERS OMNIDURES PAINTERS ,.., PAPERHANO RRS PIANO HANDS PLUMBERS PRPASMEN |... SALBAL ADIN SEAMSTRESSES SALRSMEN ..., SHORMAKERS TAILORS TINSMITNE TAILOR BHORS UPHOLATRRERS USEFUL MEN. wairens WATCHMAKENS WALT HANDS, WAITRESS in court thia morn.ng and held w the action of (We Grand du henge, 1 Os ma during the absence in Trenion on & Moy the ) by Ub fa He awore he get_even,” ant, it te supposed, Mae viewing tm revenge wna then fired the ho ne | STEAMER FRIESLAND IN TOW Red Star Liner Damn: der While at Sen, bet deg Al Nov, 1—The Red Star line i LY deorae CANVAR . COMPORITORS DRIVERS . GROCKRY CLERKS. 6 mur, AQmNCTER ae Sew eSuaelteiuwowcewouiconorad