The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1901, Page 6

IF SPORTS’ DAILY STATEMENTS FROM THE BIG BOXERS; ED T0 COURT < =\MayorFleischman Among “Those Subpoenaed in Fight Case. iol ninleinininieininieinininteieleieelei-ieinict . i JEFFRIES READS, BUT SAYS THE CONTEST IS A CERTAINTY. CINCINNATI, 0 Feb. 4.—"My knee is still a bit sore. Not mea particle in training, however. 1 up te my custom on Sunday, aad read sume more of my books. boks to meas though the people wiil insist on it and the contest will certainly come off. JAMES J. JEFFRIES, RUHLIN’ N) SUNDAY WAS A DAY OF REST AND HANDSHAKING. CINCINNATI, » $—"T had an easy time of it Sunday, on connt of the seit r. [| di@ not care to run any risks of taking ‘old tramping around in that i ater and slush outdoors, and there- fore stuck close to the house. The bardest work 1 did was to eat, shake hands with come callers. 1 believe the enough to hinder (Rpeciat to The Evening Wor! CINCINNATI, 0., Feb. .--8ubpos sleep and read and yf Bald eae a | contest ts a sure t GUS RUHLIN prige-fight case before | hrepegetpetetetet Jajofutntnieiefefefelntetelat-t-iel-f! 1 BUbpoenu for Mayor Fi lrects not only his presence, Mark Hanna May Tell Go Sea cozegonee rang oe Nash Not to Interfere in Sto, a copy of the prote: attorney, and a Inton of P the © Corporation Counsel to the Big Contest. Mayor's rights in the pres 5 “George F. Dicterie. y of the ss a ass Saengerfen: Ariletic A thon, is ore ered tu produce in court all the cluy < his province and chr ing 10 use Tecords relating to the conte: cINcr faites: infesteg % et nvaaireinndl ne ranoult “Henry Straus, at whore piace of bust | matt fronzy | litter be adve Teds the wale of seatx Is going on, Ofna sn Gov, Nah ts Majority F \BIG-BOXE = tovexhidit the ‘diagram py whieh Be lextremely unp TMAnFarclrcleas Meee NeiNUNteeim cer ht | RS TO seats for the fight. Contractor 1. Of whlch are nol to be desplsed THE READERS POSTED. “Hazen is to produce tn ¢ or ¢ wise ft is argued won large ma | t Columbus haw a= he $t.0 in Eo Jim Jeffries and Gus’ Ruhlin will) beyond his oMelal nting a ivanee jhelp furnish ne Evening World tf pronun -Hublin that the whole oles and that local Repub tean ipon Mayor ‘Copy of the cont between himeel i tha athletic club. ; ; eJudge UM. D. Peck, who heads the | qurhortty sel for the Janty, sald to OAR at Erening World pondent tdaye | every tod je agreement 1 Both sides the other only ax to the decialon t readers with the news in connection; with their big fight, scheduled to be| fought in Cincinnati eleven days from now. The Evening World has} |made arrangements with both fight-| “as immediately operat! his n was practic om i rs to wire I } ©. to the temporary injunct wishes in granting @ a bex-} hy CoN who ta a pow Stare} | ous lrg seach) thelr doings Ja . in party ial y to Mark] | training and the exact state of thelr eThere have b ‘ ing cont ontesta in Cn y that were Just as x question to the ¢ jcondition. From now until the day jot the fight, Feb. 15, these state- N's move in putting rts to determ by any one to| Whether a publls nulwance 1s pelng com |menis will be printed over the fight-| ont. reanc or pre for is looked uy 5s ont reason, | anitte pr or I n ers’ signatures, every word as writ- them. erefore; for the singling out of thts] aa tegitima Jon quite witht ‘cane Was the prominence of the pusl- ten by themselves. In that way lovery reader interested in the cham- age ses pionship fight will know just how comes from other p: f » me he move comes from other 3 jthe men are feeling physically and | J ; ni) Sithout’ which piher Tepubl 4 ie j mentally. They will express their " tng i a mbt tory is problematical. vary, | come of the battle. | —=—__|_ | Munroe to Fight Again. | Another battle between bantam: | velg n arranged, The | | i \ firat-rnte | But it ds held thy {ian frst dice the « nt in(neiated. Wit the courts | that sh in fles| ertwo ‘ligiltstx ha a bad day, the | her preventing ik. Ly prevent t infurlated ¢ ment. A protest hie t signed against such action, ‘This started by they ans of the ee Crarg eschan ya! Onto Volunt a ie Ritchie saya he maken f bert. a prominent I n and politt-| fq the deftriea-tuniin affie. t A month at the present cre: andy) ‘al mate of the G: ‘The veterans} too ap, mn While Doxtng wab allowed In Chi! number 1,200 citizens und powsess much fe over $13,000 in the fights there 4 Influence. rs on chee gett ; Jn addition the United Singers of Cin- ‘amo y living a te life. He had no manager elnnatt have adopted resolutions con. is money with. either, demning the Governor for overstepping | for Some ter will be F youngster Harry Forbes. th hus already we the roped aren: nn twenty-round bau merits, che , to rest p of furnishing a 50," and It Ie expected that} will both ard ax they | MWEFFRIES LANDS HIS FAVORITE HEART PUNCH ON|sver did in onter is ‘Tounds fora use| “BROTHER JACK.” Jot $40, via or into the cou wee the pr. elon anid al | PONS’ S “HYO” HOLD WOULD ROB WINNERS iT _ | pevennencraanananaaas es ' RACING PAYS STATE ERNEST ROEBER OI OF HIS SUN ~NEW ORLEANS. $100,000 A YEAR. | For the support of the “sport of kings” in this State the people pay a “king's ransom.” The gross receipts of the seven racing associations in the vicinity of this city reach the enormous sum of 308.80. O19) 0) 6 ICDL French Wrestler Has a Brand-New Trick to . Spring in Wednesday _ Night’s Championship Bout. bring the total nmount of the State tax up to $101,313.95. The following figures are eloquent: Tax. Gross receipts. + $24,744.75 $494,895.00 23,744.39 474,887.50 16,152.06 323,041.20 seeee 16,365.67 + 307,311.40 secceees 8,227.76 164,555.20 see 6,862.41 137,248.20 City - Yesterday’s Rain Made Track Slow. Coney Island Jockey Club Brooklyn Jockey Club : Westchester Racing Association Brighton Beach Racing Association Queens County Jockey, Club Saratoga Racing Asgoclation.. } Sees $1.9 }}Good Card at eo Of this amount the State receives 5 per cent., or $98,668.44. Receipts from trotting associations | While fighters of repute are Inventing whirlwind, scissors and no ster) he Crescent Joc pinches, the wrestlers are now intro-| Eee E SH CMTS duets methods of bone: ROR eT eet ae ea Empire City Racing Association. 3,751.50 71,430.00 4 ‘that will tend to reap shekels be ppsseecaereuissiweateer hous tee] = ——_— from an adversary. There ts a ‘ the rent TOME eevee circ e ete teet eee e ete ecnntes reegrtserseeereeeecctneeseesrecee! $98,668.44 $1,973,368.80 © tax is divid by Irorinions of law various agricultural societies in the ed on the f plonship affair to be ade oor three | The S$ Sian Madison eae at were hance to] 8 State, to be uxed as premiums to encourage the raising of cattle and farm products. eaday evening, and EB) , ' Aine six ac hundte | t na, the contest Fat arte aun oo ssy ORRIN INN oom eE tr —$ $$ ne diy ose Me AMATEUR ROAD DRIVERS. | i PIONS NN | HORSE MEAT SELLER FINED. ste a Ot | Asaoeiation Deck Vaitinw John Rann Goes min tutes a Vo to the City Prison, cks with a view Making each other look like the pro Yerbial “thirty cents.” They have their own big selves to lor on whut their minds Yto meet the repr Eeseeut papas cate ue al aC Na aN jicheattenns Bink Loca tisa te? Jonn Rann, the butcher at 42 Carmine Dis breadth of mind invierar Wink taat heh ¥ Aer Odom eo Ile Us Sl altesaative of paying a fine of $109 to AhACoNetsirionth ‘has found him ardu er vig) u Sata lecta UUs a itet et 1e,| dustice Jacod in the Special Seasiona or | trained or Mve} —_-——- d In the City of serving: thirty jaya Prixson, chose the latte Soualy at work tn an uptown gymnaxium hound muscle with nat the yugged | ee * time hehas| THE HOLD HOP WILL SHUT tent | WIND OFF pay for such ser 1 they must not r ssional or dr Three Hundred Athletes ‘| Will Compete at Gar- KILLED WIFE AND CHILD. den To-Night. Newro Shot Wonun and Beat Out ‘aking Kate mgney 3 Mis Baby's Bra! ‘This Hold Is Dangerous f ! y e — 7 iivasword, if he gets hin nolan | Wit 1} ticieninaie WILMINGTON, Del, Feb, 4.—Willlam saa meric: M. Metis Dy idet for ube ‘| riree hundred of the beat athleton In| Cooper, & negro, of Hickman, Sussex shor Ttoebar ito the mat her ats y T| mnte wenty. the United States will compete to-night. Sounts, ie renee et ie Sa Sane e 2 McLee LOLats >. aewastiateleruesaat 4 in wife ye-yenr-old f a Hi Vik 1 Stet The. Executive Committee was au-| ‘They will meet In the third annual mid Halnhots hin wife, wtilesdrunki ond: best thorized to arrange for a paride 0) winter curni f the Knickerbocker ate ae iene ee ce atnat atte en, ee Ye\erererer Dorin “deen evolving tricks that might tu deprive un opponent of comfor o 7 May. ue, shine onetiteat ion next May. Tne dues]. Aw heretofore, the event will be held = ad in the \quare Garden, All in a= all ft will be the greatest Indoor meeting ——— ever held In thie ety. NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. [oi Notumbin. Princeton, Pennsy!- S ell, Universi, York and Rutgers it. Among the tno Laura suatters, where soe aul was third the final ela Uret, ROW, Sack ne His $10,000 Frankfort| Several agence Depart-] 1" war pated ae fellow come In 5 ‘or more Ukely a push, fol: it is that something gore. RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS, Mk entries to-emorroa’s races me; a Will Be Entered in | ments in Debt and mille aod a quarter ww follows v< ure the stare from cy Weathag rat Mace-selling, seven ty : Mann, Montclair High, De La ¥ Need Money. Mare. | pomadee ha Sie Cnitscapher 1 Iligh, Cutler, Pingry. Lil vein that cate yeh Big Events. t care, for t! 5 Cleon! Sewers Barnard and Fordhan 23 i 5 ‘a and no nets t 2h Thurles NEWSER Amore r hin hab .. $ } The Nort ton wi ‘or! then there might be th 1 LoracCionmettrwho ve | 3 BkiiIman ie ryt G.Partime, xiitr Sta, M1 Phe Gutlowk for mivie just how te anything but bright organ Ml autione of the sever! branches ne sport at Co! it Bu ih an ambutarce into abecheraen atk rohane Daly sale, wi mile aad a slates Her organizations are well repre: ’ JEFF AND RUHLIN’S REPORTS TO EVENING WORLD HLH Ta Little caiene Next Opponent to Be Se=- lectzd To-Day. Terry McGovern. the feather-weleht champion, who has been touring the country for the past ten ks, arrived in town last night, accompanted by hin wife and Mr. irs. Sam Hartt Terry became tf ting, so, ax his War not booked to appear at any the little Munter decided larrin wil! meet Jim Kennedy iis afternoon for the purpose of seleet- ing an opponent io meet Terry at the Century Athletic Club, of San on April 30. ‘There will be med for "Harris from: D. Sullivan, Oscar rand Kid Broad. ‘The indications are, however, that Sullivan will get-the chance, as Harris in anxious to have Terry fight the Htte Irishman. Me- nd Harris will leave for Ban Francisco on April & FIGHTING IN COLOMBIA. Rebels Reinforced Trying Hard Reach Colon, Jamutca, Feb, 4—The Heitish steamer WMliam Clif, Capt, Bul- lock, rial, by way of Colon, arriy and reported heavy fght- ing Frida in the interfor of Colombtay forty miles from Colon. Tl making a desperate : mn. "Tae Government 1 Was weak, but the same day mbinn gunboat Cordova arrived ements of 400 men from ‘Theses troops were quickly Fighting was proceeding he steamer Jett. QUEEN WILHELMINA WARNED hist with Dynamite Leaves Rruascia for The MHague. BRUSSELS, Feb. 4.—The police of The Huzue have been officially notified from hero that an Anarchist lett this place two days ago for Holland with the avowed purpose of doing mischief dur- Ing the wedding feettvities of Queen Wi Uhelrmina, picarried with, him a quantity ond atalt which stolen, maldne Hoveceding the ee ot Queen Wilhelmina has begun. The houses are decorated and arches ae helne erected :In the streets, MINISTER MEYER RECEIVED. King Victor Emenuel Greeted American te Rome. ROME, Feb, 4.—King Victor Bmaruel this afternoon received in audience the new United States Ambassador to Italy, George Von .L. Meyer, of Massachusetts. Mr. Meyer received & cordial welcome. lok premerted! ne credentials Ordanow the Tteiten Anu Please Remember The” Fronts of the Labels Are Good for Premiums If You Buy LONG Smoking Tobacco. Send for our full premium lst and send your label fronts to J. J. Bagley & Co,, 74 Maiden Lane, New York. | Pe ards ea svason t Q wn niin itty ine fe macy fiance ett jan ou Tardis Uh ming ae Such money to carry out thelr plans. mt n ann | Quarterbark ‘The halt-mile run will Le one of the wRoeber. In fact. the latter tell je has 4 1 tO enter hts $10.60 pur- | to be] Gre ‘ [dest events on’ the programme, with Of the new ting fie hus in the |cbase, Franks three-year-o!4 | ; m tat Grey Forge raced him at the Aalt, Maxey Tong and Jat. Berry, of Prince: brother Ha oa number fs "Tdut Pat G: ook him off before the ton, on the scratch mar! i. E. inet, ‘A i i mali, Daveball, track and fleld, gym= Nirenergts Ld Hughes| Ings: uw fast man from Corneil: thus eowhti ol Nita to be run on our tracks, And oer interests dr Ha aa 1a Hughes | ca: 103 is ne nearest buck in D, Fs wl rendre en her} hese evente wilt | Realizatton Varluus departmentn of athletics mutt tirat: seven sects 103 Fanchett, of Fale. with & sure of thir, Every wherefore has its With no holds barre Ato the;and the Annual Chun Coney | A681 debts tc nd only vallant efforts tn flanmeret gh Alyer Coun iL Sanrbeck. A.B. CosRs Hl wh artindonitns atranete atta Mont at Westecheaier (eee yn SWSrE ower }ot Wed Pirate 108 Adelie are also contestant In this event, | WAY. i fact it What haw rofanly nade! aan Derby wivien 9H Ye TAL TAN MINISTRY MAY F FALL ‘ nay soadeag wernt bt, bean cree Ueareetows Caiversiys ta “on. scraten, These Overcoats are this sy le uffair, Aiready Let or nC ra (+ My \. 5 ', . 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W ‘The blow hot and cold ng 8 be aa brie neal a a Tel oRASiAt peeronmtar®! other ars winter, the lateness of the nem 1 At. sab Recaarer ne: ® ile} furlongs. — 1" Heeler eae nan SFORTING MISCELLANY. | Sc0s°M) ithe, ean ree . ee re riers, where ¥ yw NU Licha bhi Neral RA wei Un ain Cluster “eamme| FIOM omental fk MeConpelt Mefley thos! buskey steam and thy Orien | spring eae VY ENNe oles, ‘ine annual meeting of tue Atlantic Ya: a He could Wave won further. oft, onl . mmander fon A.C. cevea, of the barced, played 1 utedts| them at $10 and $12.50. wyll be held 4 banquet barb \vonderia rane ne Tt was tl escelse Sint Bleme 10} match situiday natn at. ye Clermont Avea Cs mix. y kK, ot) Ls U Moire oy aia3ay oxra.De Ie peg | ete al upped hy sto the limi pipbeabineklrn,Weaer ereerewes sete 60s Rocers, Peer & Company. “pea Smmy, O'Arien Ww penten “ott cub ke Harry -P. 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