The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1900, Page 6

MBER 15, 1900, : lll a ' THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE ING, DECE FOWL MOURNS’ EXHAUSTED CYCLERS, ON VERGE OF F COLLAPSE WDA . DAY YA. STRUGGLE ON UNDER INFLUENCE OF “DOPE.” wie -q4(¢ eel walsse rans is Tmo roseuL ww BETTER HOSPITAL FOR BIKERS |, ———,._, | sory He's Gone" acne oh ras THAN THE TRACK, DOCTOR SAYS. mele a d Evening World Ph cian Declares Resort of Racers to St mulants Is Harmful in Its Effects. » ed er eo a ‘EVENING WORLD DOCTOR ON RACERS’ CONDITION. The jistic world ia mourning | Gay. Une ot ftw oldest members hne passed to the greut beyond, bul his | Rmme will ever sound throughoul the | World of the feticuffs, He te Paddy Ryan, famous for holding the world’s mplonvhip twenty years ago, but at!l! More renowned for having succumbed the then mighty right of John lL. & ivan, The ‘Trojan Giant," better known, passed aw Y AE his home tn Troy afior an liners WIR Weeks, A convulsion early int Hine threw him into unoonseloue Ress, from whieh he never revived, and fi 1 tho wun wan going down ho retired nother workd. The old Trojan wan never seriouriy Gonallered us a frwt-olues Nwhier, even ough he woe w chums Hw title Won from Joe Goss, when the latter Advanced consideradly i) years, and MN he himeeif war comparatively Man, It took him etehiy-seven india to diapore of the old man, That fn 18), VPWO yoars later John L. Sullivan, the ) tam Hoy,” was atriving for hia title A Met Bulllvan in a baretiet compat i ding to Landon prige-ring ruler PORE Jey wine rounde he war laid away Piet had deposed him, but t hin fame, Aroer Was Hot cnded (Bometal ta The Hventne World.) \ CHICAGO, Dee Ine fraternity ts Coleago's sports now convinved that ¢he fl was one of the ever pullel off in this ne of the worst stories In connec Hon with it waa made public thls morns tog by Willem MH Arthur, Assistant Corporation Counsel. “Last Tuesday a man came into my Moe with $8.00," he “whieh ho offered to wager at § to 6 on MeGovern, He war a colored gumbler, and we ques oned him “Pinally, he said there war an agrees ment that Gans was to quit before the Mer gound, Me sald that he had seen “ ©. in writing before he would risk 4 ort. It Was an agreoment between the WR here b ‘The Evening World commissioned Dr. Sobel to make a phyasleal examination of the six-day racers at Wie Garden with a view to find> ing how the human system stands so tremendous a strain, His re- port, made at the end of the one hundred and thirty-firet hour of the race, ls here given: BY L, BYLVESTER SOBEL, M. D. VIEROB. Hin pulse Was W, Lomperaiure wo, rospiraiion 19 L found that H cycle content. he had « very sore mouth and sev yrolses of the right log! Hie All the others bave elther si keneral health te better than it was three days ago. His mental con- ry dition was excellent cumbed outright to the merve-strain: jaa, tin cute an i (RE ing ordeal or havea practiontly | Wis woud, and ence for sore $ {dropped out of the running, The ten racera slowly pedaling (| their weary way about the track may therefore be designated as the cream jof long-distance racers of the world And what a weary lot they are! | They are worn and haggard, and look | Ntter for the hospital than the race; | tntok. | ‘There ling been no marked change} in the physica! cond \tton of the men. however, since | saw them Iasi, (wo ) the Baltor of The Evening World: \¢ | found on the track at Madison : Square Garden this morning only 4, five trams of the fourteen that a werk ago ptarted in the t aixeday bi oe wture 1, respiration 18 His appetite yeu he waa In the pink of condition SIMAM. Hin pulse was 72, temperature, respiradion normal, He limps and seeme very tred, and haw sore throat, and iy not in as good ape as he wae Thureday {M.—Hin pulse War Ts, hie Compernture normal, hia rewpiration 1. He looked very #loepy and in need of reat WYSHR.--Hin pulse was 74, hin tomperature 4, respiration % He had lomt ambition and had @ bad cold and sore eyes; he needed sleep and War in palo, GOUEOLTR. His pulse wor 7, ble Lomporature 9, Nie respiration 2. Hin heart action was good, He peomed to have galned welght and com> plained of hunger, M'PARLAND.-Pulse 4, temperature 1-2, respiration % Has bronehial trouble; Was really #lok when he entered race; coughet continuously, but weomed In no danger of collapre., His mind was clear PRED KAICKS,Pipeo 75, tomperatiry (, respiration normal, Didn't ved the tip and was ao fure ‘hac | never went near the show, } Chovgh T hat teket ‘The atory shoul {ndieate why the Cit Hall money 8 sald to have gone ae ft dd, Ti Iteraly scoured the ¢ ty, cleans ing Up every cent It could to win ‘Fhe feb game in Chicago Is probably killed for good, for even the Aldermen up in arms ¢ atest scandal, called on Asslwt. unwel Arthur Ute and had that offical draw. up 4 scathing resolution condemning thts and calling upon the city auth ites to suppress all kinds of boxtn This will be prewented to the Counel day night t thin resolution will be adopted Dette eres epeee eee * . “aeons John] @ bin ne 3, le tie Whted around the ’ P 7 ” oO care (é oop. ve! nl City “ Alderms Patioraon is a lp ty Ava days ago. Not a racer but look» ten neem to care (oF sleep, Was very hungry Pi clty adh ' ¥ ita sralure'and roaot nine ‘ 0 wu id that he should 4 chamonn yoars older; not one whose eye do WEACHBRN.-Pulae, temperature and respiration normal, Looked well, 4 bate thal death he] a aris hunen Had laryngitis, due to the alr of the hall, Sald he was ready fora ; Wy : ‘and wolemnty | not have the wild stare of the huina eprint at any ume, ‘ put under an unnatural and inhuman strain, Yet Investigation wows that! Waller is seeing things at the Garden, He thinks @ man is falling down con. § the men are really strong, | Unually dn front of his wheel for the purpose of spilling him Some of the riders are keeping up oe Lobe beep OF ‘He, f y i fino Houns | {el low whe him the championship of } nee then we have b fe have travelled SHIPPING NEWS, Maro Ot RO VARDDUN oT THE GARDEN ET A pow or NeW york. We ROA] haver want Waller soya when he falls, it will be scientifically, and he won't get hurt 4 to-day by the Hberal use of «timu of STRANGE! NO WEDCING AT THE GARDEN YET, A ARI Ce 4 rw a” i 4 arava see val addy Hyan ‘ HOMO VWIONEADNNMOIEOOONOD OE OHMMOGOAMHORCEMemerCearews| Innts, The French team, Slmar and Mav ‘ Pusheoas Mt Gougolts, | understand, are liberaiy ow, aid Lam Seitetiiide ati THOM MOO MMNODN METHOD RG HOOF 66 VHOOHF® | drinking champagne; others are us- le y Hone And while they are @ | , : v @ | ing straight whiskey to keep up thelr > Sominole rth and ‘el Holme thy one you might say (Continued trom Wirat Page.) IH 1 8 Here suet aa $ | fagging spirits. Of course, the offec # Astuna Ho wloy there Just un song ns he Siero. | itidnade 1: aire: dunt: Walt | Magelng sp : ” | Mokte : vee Heel aesie a 8b * ri eS tka! 2 : bjt ¥ be alsebth ‘oll ibid $ 1° eX Cel iy a io * | subjects his physical system t) such ®) OUTGOING STRAMBHIPS, " 4 ation q whe 1a had © kr} h re . 1) ie " Philadelphia, fan Juag Pm eA By dl Pl Ania it + {grave mistake, He Is burning the | He Andes, Hayt Wert tan had duet four dada Rele | , » + |candie at both ends, ® hes. Jammatee houre sloop (Nis Week, Young haw mie - Hey + | On the whole, | do not believe that ‘ TR ee ES pe mare on th \ Py! «| the effect upon the racers will be ml F ough We iow more on che! ? Oy . Hadure! atrengih of Nia man, he te tot (c ) ont we Dé more harmful in the end than would Wien | ibove ath “Boe tie form ” y Yy é a six-day’ toot at appar physical Saat, Watese'”” Protouce Mow tort ne “an firychnine 4 a a jetterton, No kee ataried. red Vol @upre at 24 | ( ® a PA Ne ae aro imbad Frteee, Bermvts, , Jedvriee, Near in ati r eyel —* [i by Be ht Wadnon Raunee tha | rushed | ahapo, hut that Is due to the dist and { INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. ’ away the Empire Btate express, ®) glare of the track, DUG TO-DAY \ Arrays 6 It's Forces th, Hfeheoman, ty he @ Dr. 1. SYLVESTER SOBEL, Hedrpih, cibhana, fayteges Masane, quickly rung the others ‘® Lynalder, {ithe tt Umbria, Liverpool, inst Johnson oul. Bikes went on Unt Minar and ® cial. 7 ig Oa Averpoo}, { ; Hleree sg fin, MoPatland was ( Kalner wilt "ti and Players’. 4 along tweniy feet tn the reat 8 Gibraliar. ey Mowe down bit, JuAt an carne on ‘The Jatt J, G. ROLSTON A SUICIDE, Ne track to rellewe elalng the oppor epurted to the front, and Kaaer saplendid pickeap. Ne pulled the fler him, and all hands Anally Hower Ie on, and untoss Ban | | ‘s ledkue and the Players’ Pro» | bun AGAVE. vieigieie Seisieieie! © Avsociation fall from the stand | Passed poor Fisher, who had been atrag @ | Jonn G, Rolaton committed sulolte tht HAVE taken poame lively times are | FINE Mone te the (all of the bunch Fl morning oy hauging himeelt in the cellar ih tap national quan clroiew Hot ih for Lend, ®lof his home at Orange. Hie wife found g Heat nevson te begun. The Na} After this epurt It looked aw if the B) bin hanging from a rafter, ‘ League han adopted 4 atand and riders tad fad erwuh fora while, But @| Rolston was agent for the National’ ® i or tie Maintenance io ine | again uNly German, Raser, fot ‘sl ult Company of New York, He hat ¢ ast ee Aavociaiia ad Han [to the front Atarting high on’ the 4 Bl Gece to, peor HAIG), fontiline time and A isindicated by equally Aotérmined to feline, he #hgl away, like an arrow, “7 @| oren In Door he ot this T: ou Bimar went after him and together they % s | had become despandent, Berit the ® ‘trade Mark 2 hecersary mention that |drow away halt a lap on Pleree and Me. - Ws A jiirect opposl> | Partan | et ther bodlew. The “housanda in the Garden rove to i. fre agun Yesterday ented| thelr font and mprtoked ther fellght At on ae rations at tte FIEh wnt otel. widow, who Waa Mine Martha Dyer of uRnt te, Ate M, Van Tas OF THE BALLANTINE BREW. Ww iork, h leaves two (Ro ston and M el), of Bouth Orang s € Ale i fore sa souraing the) Poor Fireher, after being pasted ‘ AFTER KASER GAINED ON THE LEADERS, ay up deflance at thelr quan- papeae of Limes wave up In dlaguet ind MaOTeoesInNoDTaTOHooD epeneesasosenneers of all, on the ples that the a swacooe MANCHESTER'S WINE DEBT. mar Kert uo an awful ——i. ation! aaresinen he He a" oa cwleny i TO ASSESS YALE STUDENTS.| DOUGLASS WINS TWICE, | !ONDON: Deo. 1 —sudigment for 917 | Lr tO rolleyes Pleroe ration ated the Western Mevachern spn inl ihe pace Dremission to place clube th BL red-hot, he crowd wolog mad wth neapolle and Kanene (ity | hualaam. ‘now oocupled by the Amerean ‘ 9] prom choowing the grain to t every atep ty witnt ce The Race Isn't Over Yet, Perhaps We W'll Have Some Interesting Features Later On, was entered in the Queen'# Bench Court @ fe’ Duke of Mane wv OOOO OUOT supplied LF ao vit pat Athentte Clty, merchant. The claim wan undef o-day againat t! rf wine and cig re Propose (0 [G0lfee Lends tm Semi-Finals and OULOOODHEPEOHODLS SO COU OOO OOOO COO Mai Lumber toto the saddle. to Athletic hen 8 Kea, to a Hevy Imdtvidunt ' Sunday World Wants are neve, | “Boarders Wanted” got best results * diaponed of the er, 10 refute | Jortafeld Country Club, Atlantic Ct no-eelinemeentt , Ballantine & Soo, Newark N, Mhidlon for A vommriote ram tes then went te NEW HAVBN, Dee, Ai Fommnitiee Neto’ gil gh fear | Idle, They keep the pot boiling, Try’ when advertised in the Sunday obi Fullantion & Date, Newark Nit) ue buret of my Lede hort and the obollahing of hg, Ater front with a treme appointed by the managers of the yar oy Cold in the Mead wing a Wobiter's pra eed, Mew pioked him Y and keot (he wheele ous athtotic organi¢ations of Yale Wu The semi-finals for Oe Atlanilc OLY Dnvative MromosQuinine abies: ODO next Stinday World, | entry ni a Bandant X fotary from , Hunn ng «1 Contolation cups were played hpre j ie; wine the following temolution | The ekbt of ian fier maa making Verelty to devike a plan hy whteh the ® dey Ayia iv Mal 4 draw up and pane ad ronmationa) aprinta for being atx days ti sy etom of foancial support of athtetion) UH* morning and In addition there was t le Ared the b ood of the apecta: imay be improved imeued m public te on elehteonsiole handieap, ” on 2 a e 1 e ney AVE Vent to thelr appre: ” CURED The improved be only true te min wd whut thin morning suxiating that cach @ th the semi-finals for the Atlantte Cl y ITS QUALITY IS ITS SUCCESS i I id out on the Heb who can afford to do #0 be Ante Cop Pindlay § Dougtas, Palrfleld Coun hiabt and de rupture wader the hardew: ee est straits aid will oh "Ruptte” free nee for lation = IMPROVED THES OTOH Droedway, New York, PS yo agip TS yeere) &@" Our (romes are toy W YORK a ears & epeclalia, In Vitesse of Ho DiRT d 1 blood a In bot the oamall em, probaly berween ty, beat Arden M. Robbing, @t, Andrews ne 1 diveane, . " is 2% 5 CENT CIGAR | 22 = VE i Vredorioky. finally track to (ake Meh er by Teavtng Uh AIL of the Fier sminittee say, could be delermined hy Lakewood, beat W. C. Townes, jr, by 4 makina an estima oof sue ete! up and 2 t0 play bil esa yearly by all thn different organisations 3 Heducting from thiw the amount — 1) the semi-finals for the Consolation HERE’S ANOTHER LEAGUE, Which may Me fenronably expected ty Cap WK. Shackeitord, come from foothall and baseball KOMO® Beat HW. Bre H BOUL Was fade (oO eHow Lie — Club, by Ore (hal thin ceaoiution. Wan a pat , emsion to (helt claims, Nornhom Trying to Mant om Atlantic ty io, Weatohemer Golf wy and £ to play, and Dr. Cwm STEAMSHIPS RAISE RATES, §¥. Henney, Asianuic ouy Gouniry cn, Brown, Milladelphia Couns acne imme ind Beoretary in Lowtevi } i Pl pctat He, tpl Chub. by 2 up, a harm to ¢ LOVIBVILLE, Deo, Ih George Ww, Seeond Cabin » will Douglas won the handteap. Si i a ne mag Hurnham, of Chicago, arrived here thi Have to Pay 02,00 More, \ omen nreeeans morting and Ded | « 0 h a ’ o ree ee ie Sash andere to tome woe att, %, animus cooees| INDOOR FOOTBALL GAME, { ! sion arrived at ten days ago,,al th Jennings will | tn ty Merioan Amroolation team in Louls- steamahip companies carrying second day and t ‘ ‘ clase norrengers between poria in the Champion Ps and Ploked iy at ! beth ar ‘ ie fran> United States, Canada and porte in@ Collegtans at Moree Kx cireult to include Kansas and: tre z i popean by begininin ¥ Minnespolls, St, Paul, Koulayue, reat Britain and Ir ms, ey A ood game of indoor football is and nivance th vinin econd-ca " \ ing Oct. 6 and ( f Detroit. Grand Racks and Inv val A Mi Ui Hel id rege, Soy hooked for tonight at the American lis or Tuffato Fates a 6 i Horse Exchange, Hroadway and Picueth Who le nrpoctated with Ban White Star, Allan-Btaie, Anchor, Amer street, and a batite royal 18 looked tor mya hey brepared fo gh (ean and Dominio The contestants are tho Herkimers, of tor differen ebips in their Broo who have been champions of i for throe years, cud wcollege players art at 880 o'olouk gue ad jovEned pub call Of Preaiient Young “ith offered to trade|% and Third Hagen Doyle, M to swap beca ie urn | NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. gep 66, HAS FOURTH WIFE. ak RACH TRACK, NMW Chime, meee Nee Heiteve 1 ty Wet tor! LODGING-HOUSE SUICIDE. V Meet New Vorkers| Dee 1h 'The entries for Monday's races Man to fe Alone, | ToNight ot 81, Nichotos tink Mi fa tow Philp Beheffner ¢ well-known ant Adam lock Wad Been Tn 8 The aecond , of Tyler Park, Nod ind Tom 1) Pigeach year by wp and 4 to play, and W. HE Davie about 1. yn ‘Whew ine th avant thw put hia team. b Amount of the aswewment, (he monte, moult go to Dit. ON Tished ose, over YP Pon goes tothe right spot See wealthy ré Y mame of the Arrival from derm HM. take place at the at N ji hae just married hie fourth wife at the) sas mock, revenily from Germany Rink tosmeht berwe te pole ree. fa in ‘4 1 Paden aiden in the Seeayous road SOMMItted sutoite ap toon to-day tn the ‘ bors Princeton Unvversiiy ' ne nee ‘ ‘4 the oldest fame Columbia Lodatng Mouse, 382 Bast he Hockey (lil of Sew York Hace elling, Ove ferlonge, vitals Mia mre "hw “thing by takin, one yin y Was ken a very wrong hold ities in Hudeon Coun enty-thind aireet, by taking earbotic up olloges this year, and Prin “t 100 vane i) About xeven months ago he buried hile ‘i ; f° 1 ee vonea 10 thint wife. Thureday he and Mrs, Ane had been ti! ever since he arrived 4 one or 3 1 tonto Nathier, w York (ty. were Ware a frequent vi to the tla ; fot married In At Catholic Chure Viapeneary at eve Ho Whe Ba ' 11 Weat Hoboke i Joweph Haweh, |* sald the . : (nee york : i 1 Phe toe Niveeteht. elant yea p) him for extern sheen ih steady training baloney F weband's junlor ssicndiaiiiiede Bnd a ey interomting and fant) Thiel Hew telling one s aarter me in expartes wht Bbe e 8 fF CENTURY END SERVICES, | Gin ie ive a" "BARGE OFFICE 1S MOVING, o | dee sh 101 wie - - | \ Midnight Mawes in Every Cath. | . net, Bie \ - Wy 7 | dae ' 3 wee ab) unuaiiral dive L h Mace Manticn 000 raile. Mapeet to Be All om Bilis mal Olle Chareh in the Country, . Gy ae 14 A Bins oe T, WoSayer, 125th at ant” at “aoe da Lad ion J y t ane ” 44 Major” Mente Fs by Monday, WASHINGTON, Dec. 1—The cen Ty ee Phiibip WS etrayen le The transfer of the Immigration ata-! tury's clos will be marked by extreme Muatings wt We ! " Hon from the Barge Offlce to Bile tel }aets Of devotion on the part af the nom ie hae oo And commenced in earnest at noon to Catholle oleray everywhere by rearon ‘Team tw Viey Feotball Haniures e ; Brig jy day, It wi. be continued co-niaht and of the Pope's dostre that they # alamedure A. A, mrounds, | Toys it a Wat, ‘Naiea + WW! Sunday, and it ls hoped (0 have all| cially signatize the event, N24 suns 3h Dario i hid AUNgRARd avenu ? F ready for buml at & o'clock on Mon- wi eee ‘erin is wrier Ab hy ‘There will be midnight mass in every rt " Bill etapa ferry-beat 46 m, 9 chureh where possible th this country ety Spied Staten ‘Bua eta, * : ‘he into corn ” ihe bis of each let Polat. A Maer} for, Pay wilh