The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1901, Page 8

pronoters of Conn Tor earned an in ie iter) AWARDS AT DOG SHOW. Bf to membership. lt was reported t TRE ‘WORLD: WEDNES DAY HY —.) ‘getdaterececesecceerees Ehow Tue aie Fic ?HELLO, THE TINIEST DOG AT THE GARDEN SHOW, MEASURES 6 INCHES BY 9 AND WEIGHS 35 OUNCES. WAS KNOCKED OUT. Pugilism, politics sind pelt dons Mingle or d’dn't rather, in Cln- cifinatl, They have been known ty tie down in a bunch, Ike the lion Fahd the lamt of the millennium Here's n wise guess at what prevented the bic feht Out Saldern were coming to town to take away a sizesble bunch of Amoney. ‘There was nothing doing for the local sieerers of political destiny. The simple-minded Ger man gentlemen wav would rather und ahan ap perwise merry had nit from the Mayor rhe Bhow 3 i ters became publicly uproartons and produced the pivot on which Mo become Very ® ord MA dhdddedededdaded FISISFISSIIITISTD Virtuous, Anti the minieiers onink they did it. ‘THE KN FSSSSIIFSVIGIISS Ret e i @ the mighty c 3 a 3 BOXING REVIVAL = AY DOWN HST: be Hert inxs ‘Unlates gad pose tpn Sport Shows Evidence of n Popularity in Con- (Mii, A cine ity necticut Towns. ett tek ainons Now that things look dark for the re. treme vival of pugilism in (his State che feht | Plea tieut are uatly en wut the Nutmeg. towns and cities :hroug’ Bibte. As matters stand now the *vOrU! page Asin a flourishing condition. There are only three towns in Connections where | fights are held—Harford. New Britnin | “The and New Haven. Within ihe next few: weeks it in expected that the owns and cities will fal! in line | brousing Horisow Athletic © Dhe of the first cities « @ume holding bouts i+ Bridgepor’. It fableurned from a reliable sour: oth Jack Rose and Fret Rullen, the “fight promoters of that city, are at present trying to ret a Arat-class actrac: | tion for an opening show ‘The men a slated to meet in this bout will, in ail | probability, be “Mysterious Hilly’ Smith andiJoe Walcott. If these men can he} WeCUred the opening show of the Horizon | 0° y tw Heoume. | ‘Athletic Club, which is the name of the | Raving §* new club, will be brought off within four Weeks al least. {the country jinese fi Hiapoaetan w | Ate wt be js been matched to|!” Mt. today. Head leaves « widow 2) Carter 1 hree Fight Rid Carter, the crack middle-weight of Fouth’ Brooklyn, hes his hams full} aL prevent. H Hght three cuod middie-welghts, | Hix frat encounter will be with Billy Sufi Shicago, whom he meets in a twenty found bow the Loulaville Athletic Mb on March 1. Hin next will be with | Dick O'firien, of Bo: town Athletic Club, on “March 1s. "Tht Ee Wil also be a twenty-round afta’ Villa third and last battle will surely be | his hardest. Hin oppenent tn this con test will be Tommy Ryan, who in out to-win the middle-weignt chamolonshty tile. They will fight a twenty-round tone of the clubs in Hartford Conv... on March 28 If Carter wins ali three battles he will be entitled to the | steenn boxer of this city. and Harry Harr! the clever bantam-welght: of Chica haye both started tra for their battles with English boxers, WIt Curley i) Pediar Palmer, whieh are he decided at the National Snorting wh of London, on Mareh Mand 18 Both fiehters have secured quarters at Kingewinford, about 125 miles from fon: { don, Uarris tn a letter toa friend tn Chicago recently stated that he and! Kelly were in excelient health and have! the ulmort confidence that they will win! Help battles. lactis save that he A Palmer are to battle for oa purse $1,280 and a side het of 31, Con sind Hour at Iday nigh te meet T sing welterweight | boxer of Dunkirk, {na wenty-raund gol to pe Youngstown “4 Coo March 4.| Athiet! ix should be one of the moat vicious | gen off by Nights tha: has ever} withesnel in [declared off by that city, as both men are alugwece.| (0 tackle battle at 1s a nds for Gd} mame club the gross recelp ae Liewler nx Biney Fighter, | Choynskl Just pe Owen Ziegler, the waltereweighi fght- | meet Will be Kept busy for some time, f x oeeversl fights on hie hands, i ennedy h ity rounds | dest the M ror hatnex on Feb. then will meet “Austra: |g) 0° Man Billy" Edwagde at the Central A. ¢ ita of Brads Vaan Feb After |e this he whl ge Marte ot where fe will btekle Mike Donovan. of | ochester wenty ronnde on Mare Roandon March § he iss ommMy Vorcnran. of Savannat ty-round | eo Savannah & + | MePadden tn ‘Fr! George MeFad: who js ta Debt Dat Done All her and ie hore repremieet Without trouble or incidental ad extra expense. it jvoked like oid feet for the aterrers The minia THEE bie hk too more than Atalogue ey ad Mt nary j Mare oper % ereree 6 welale hires veal Mand Out Ribbor arden, snow in Modivon Square Garden ued ther 1) to-day inten. | SECY, WHITEHEAD DEAD. (hal) Welteben Norseman ctim of Paeamon Ware in | Samuet spular Hat ite home, No. 8 | Hrooni j tack of pneumonia the om ale in this country yward avenue, severe ate aud also of the ¢ torough bis con f frien! nme, i nterment wil by nd six eniidren ———____- Another Ohlo Fight of, on, at the Youngs, YOUNGSTOWN, 0 4 Mahoning Athlete Chup and the announee ‘The twenty-round Ml stharkey ve beer which wae challenge for some Loulevile) ome oar of ais trance Is det t hve heen ja hurled al the inoffensive + agreed | hens Da ft agro and f ailor tse he had gly | thermore hia word vesteriins Frentietn'Saniue| HERE I$ YOUR ANSWER... "wri ee a a ~ ———--ee he bros Jeet tn he folowing vrdter aul hed: 10 ane Bee o heed . nade }\Vindboime s Ke Tinutings lass 1B iaCorkec aoe fies, Windnoine 3 et Mepes © Buta - less NB fot - Ife sine S tt Chirlese Mere 4 of Melly renee tana int Sher fr Fire Dane ei send Con a on sn wn Reaty herve (C(etefore(erere A LIFE-SIZE PICTURE MAHER AGAIN. TIP CORRECT. NEW ORLEANS. Sailor Says Bout with'Corbett Wants to Fight Pee with Nine In,| 1 Choynski Is Off | Mitchell Soon as a Betting Propo- Possibie. sition. Tom} Jim Corbet wie thas tet ssued oa uspee a the Hrening We Nas Mhally | RACK TRACK, NE + time ; MRNA! well tanned out tee tay Chariey Mitehell, Corbers wants fait in coe t at (Neste fet bint as qiuiehiy asp ina rdance mied-round bout before the clu offers Une targee pur ncement from result af a lit him the }doring which De startere amt preset on ready | wauld he ont Four of an Voters were Us meetin After t Me " “ tM ‘ veo Mette st Tats woul bea bap tnamen to 1s ‘ en toe : Meat 1s 1 Hawkins Athletic ¢ ni Franclieo. on k A } agers Hil Moen, MeFadien "has sv nes TIGERS WIN AT BASKETBALL. |S) i? 8, already below the required weigit. 13s pounds. Hawking has bern training { three weeks and by reported ae being in good condition, ——__— YACHTSMEN’S ELECTION. David Danke Again Cho dent of Flourishing (1 ‘At the annual meeting of th men's Club, held jast night <Weet Forty-third street, the officers were eles resident, David Banks, Vice-President, Hoy; Secretury. Edward M ‘Treasures, hilip G. Band. ford. ‘Tristees—Clase of 143, to ML une expired term, Clendenin Eckert; Class | M, Magen Le Most and Charles ot A. Sumner, Bev on. George Mili, Wh Be Yaten, (Eis. Gree, H. 3 Molton and G. W. Uhasmar were elected there lind been an Increase of mNtyenve Members during ihe vear, and that the total membershiiy at present ts 104 —_————. " Preale hy cates No. (Thor y aputes aN ted Bie Jefiries-Ruhlin coniv whi here war) oney. while a very: coumWerabie ‘of local purcnanera potuer aa contrinutions toward re. lebtiof the Baengerfon: asso. “formal mution hus been Med trial, Injunction dee, Hollister will overrule, and Hen pe yn form to ko to te rig |homaver, lowing} ines to serve tWo years | toe oerde w Wien he adverarion ti fented D Mow man MAN PRIS woman. [the taking of a # romeleed only byt Jo 8, Hoyt, af New York. in three! ta ruling. ESCINCINNATI. O,, Feb. 19.—Tula was | circles. Pday for redeeming Uekets wold for| Can you tell me it thee Ou any irack by the nau Jared of by Judge itoiilster shannos, +a boy i GORDON uined tiat from (oat hand, in which « aH la'deemed ‘worth | acore ren Ww points Ine | cards: were dealt. counted unless a trick ia take wba tl ed te Hard Game i at Princeton, fe Worlds ' Riese Nod, Feb. iv—priness ! MSO RTO ton defeated Columila in baskevoa Tits ind snd ok he final [was am poorly and eflernoon by the score af 38 to at Mie game wae lard throughoui, al jthowgh Princeoot had the advantage Whitenouse and Carter yi onp the | Por wre Rone fae : ‘Pawineand | sites eiand Aten for Cotumbia bh Na wedauininhet tert 5 ue || #tartees Hecht "1°" | NEW YORK LOST AT RACQUET) *"=,Dc,"S 020 | . || Matinna Heat Hoyt, and Shaw Dew Fwo more matches wert erday tn the prelimin ales Mir racquet champlonstiy ¢ the New York Macaque HELM. nis Chui di watch FBS Rotland, the | MAY A} Amateur champlon of Canada, defeated Hyat sinies ep | straight & ts mes, and Qu Boston, won cleverly fr yA. Shaw, of! pW. BK Dine POEM | inore, jr. of the New York and fuxed, clube, or] Hfoyt Wax clearly out won dail Al while Roland was in excellent stape. Diverteement, (Tae Canadian ecampion's back-iand | tommy O fried 18. Leads play wan wonderfully correct, and hel © miaddy +| won handily in Gree atraigh: games, | In the afternoon Shaw, who wax the Feel vera nin way ner up in last Sear's’ champlonnhip, Ube da iagec! howas won by Miles, of is hat wate. jocks 10 Herne 103,¥. Porte eA Ww Kamen after a stubborn tant with Shaw, Ins The Boatonian's true form then loomed rae) Tace—Mile. —Won ts not [ips and he captured the next tiie] Hrigade, Cheater wna aecond and Skil @emes and the set in commanding sighs, ! man third, WOOL The Mardi Gee crowd ure reduced the eoirack Was fi goad cond ting @ batters Were ny eeratehes ! plechase witch divider Maher fwaton bota men tat a few nights ago. ees wilh othe handicap. ohn were where | ety thar pon 4) Wea No from al Cypresa waa the only (a Very careful std solentiienga ‘des the winner. ‘The naa cout tat Dinsmore, Tae latier wor two. © beta off, belleving 3|:Black-and-Tan Terrier Is Only Seven Months Old, but She’s the Growing of Her-Career. “HELLO,” THE TINIEST DOG PENNSY GREW VERY WELCOME, Hailed with Joy in England. | e Hen y Regatta aif iduly 3% Cand ay ts iudled ia rowing ott eles as caleulacet to give aan impetus to | foreten somake te meet tng mor than kasi ve Rowing are much inte experimen: of the Cambridge tre naw trainings fer ue at race, f Sunmdow ih worth League Preparing 1 (lon Agn Moving. INDON, Coan. Bebo Ne L thousand: spectators witnessod cahbibttion at the New Mater fuss oaicint "the | st Was bel ween Wie Vonray, of New Thayer, aid Mosey Ws ho They fought four (ost hia nroy was kiteched ote. | ty tae preliminary young Alen, of }Myatio, wan put out int ond round Wy Tomy Sunatug, of Hartford, The Kpworth Leo tinh ty ye Commya Coun th recent vate ga license certain men —$—<—— Seealng World. EW oR. ANS sw Mite: Sip and one-hall tuciog fa 2 ehrietane Yon rt Nant Veni We Dyieteran "5 WW Graniana Prince 1 wh n mt Selling. for teo-yen ” fee Cherie a omottt et i va Woods ty Selling. mile an three tar . arlongs Prince Heat mr Uanque 1 Jin Conway Falve Leal wet) Race—Mandiers, 100 ack a tor Sar Wl netie ot in| rng t Selling; mile and vey S103 os he, BIG LEAGUE MEN \MCKEY WAKER === Henley American Entry Magnates Will Face Seri-!Sam Loates, the English ous Problems Here Next Monday. Jockey, on Same Vessel. matted Line ackey $15 Worsted Suits, | cour | $16.50 Check Suits, ) prominent Large delegation of mportini eouthe plice Marea tthe te take phon Morea! Jack Joyner, Jack engaged in put PITCHER HUGHES COMING. Wwieter Wit mn Marconi, tn the Lincoln } he the favorite for “How much your sere t “Tam fo receive $10.00 outelde of the recelve from my CHeitsh employer, mt althougi i ! you see T won't welght T shall proceed «where I ena arainer th uh alinh Jockey. why hax been with hin wif jo embark. | ; warmly ani [J S. HBGRMAN NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. | M’KEE WENT TO PIECES. Joyed your trip reporter of Loa most enjoynble tine, lke New York very eased with, bac! te hamesiokey Medical. calls for) — ty on Sere cn \Was neat ll, but Tb was fight Inthe y Musing senu-oft) wun even to both fie june Me SELEC T ED GRAIN SCIENTIFIC MALTING the mos! skilful and John Hendstob Pho summary Yon Monners re, Ballantine Brew, THIA MARK. INDIA PALE ALE, xx Kid, nl Tomy You engaged 19 4 twen Narnos 108 | here Task nbgnt, whiter Hie. MUiapeon ssscAIDS Meta Tiley cerasassssHO8 | broke a. Be Bijtherul 0S Dagmar 119) round. Un) Draugat of in Bott jantine ds Sons, Newark, N. J, | Re over ay ger, of Nia right, dand! to tbe: th Here rll cor, Washington, Beod Tork. MINISTERS DIDN'T STOP FIGHT IN TIME. “Mysterious” Billy Smith came near administering a tarashing ers who stopped his ver © the (wo mini dou: with Oven iat Tuesday aight. ‘The mintsters ad full Juriediction ever the fight. agreed to vet Smith and ox only #ix rounds. The you. wae so interesiing when ft reached the end of that round that » ministers evkleatly forgot sou: agreement and allowed ft ¢o | ue 2G “lester then salied inte Smita 2) and with ever: ow landed caused p ye mystery ell out 3 5 “Why don't those guys stop It? 2 We are fighting more than mx rounde.” When the ministers did stop the cantest in the tenth round Smith ®as punched up preity weil He then wanted to forcibly chas- tle he minis:ers for forgetiing heir agreement. THE KNOCKER. o “ONE COVERNOR LIKES FIGHTS. Minnesota ExecutiveSees No Harm, but forbids: SDOD: (Apecial ta Tae Rrening World) CHICA ». 2i.—-George Lennon, tae St, Paul hasebal! magnate, In author- {ty for the statement that both Gov Van Sant. of Minnesota, and Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis. have witnessed | boxing exnibitions within the last month [and chat both seemed pleased with che | pwatottions. }| “L was anconi#hed at (he actlon of Gov. ay an Fart In refusing to allow the fighte Jin Minneapolis next Monday: night.” sald Si Mr. Lennon to-day. ‘The Governor, 1 [hive heen tet to belteve. (1 an admirer Jaf toning, and it was not more than two | weeks seo that he witnessed lively ‘alr Ht owas at an Elka V1 Was resent. nt was there, and the evening Was a warm 50 etiveen (wo local men, ‘The Governor t through ot all and was called upon his opiaton of the boxing que ‘1 nee nothing itions, They: are mite, Wat mo voy 1 to [have harder fights than that ght anything me however, coat pout all, Tae Governor. no doub:. Inalte go akaine” his owa inclinarona in vowing to te yore, “Bac the reformers are barking, ty the wrorg tree when they arouse Mayor He is a most | oeral-minded maa te look upon bach He war mint iiked 7 fae tlageide and yaw iy ania sh he. O a ting mad, and you eure d he wil car oue MW nl acon other spor You can't he ha hing to fear i HAMMERSLOUGH BROS. “CET TOGETHER” OFF 10 EUROPE, «xs. cio7 4 wwavulaliclihs’. eienle/¢rondl ear Tete simps Secause thes re thrttyy fine suite, reith double apd more Te here mie for only elmntetitty? Inthen are high-grade sie teat clothes ma this conclusion 19 clear it roure wise, your clothing here, 50 of ou; finest suits are now being sacrificed at $8.50 each. Some ples from our shel ey | ment sare made from vari S| ae ine imported clothe, and a few are unclaimed mony: Merchant Talloring 518 Black Suits, ene $20 Black Suits, Daser. “Alex'! $20 Oxford Suits, White. doe Tumphress, valet] $18 Worsted Suits, $ 50 8. Vall dress ant Tuxedo suits, Spring 204 Winer Ostyrt ares nverroa’s and taglans, trousers, ule ster, ke. Ai) gn now at 60 CENTS ON THE DOLAATE. for we TRIN PROM THE RETAM, NUSINERS, ond every garment must he TONE ond $15 suite are now ME,O, and several huntred of ont finer: fil overcoats that rere $15 tnd SiR are'alin market fonn 19 $6.50. Some orn BETWEEN sty 830 BROADWAY (2H 4 Tw jaret be | 110 Tee wos Rockey, SB Walleck’s Theater, h Tux. opp. 7. 0, 1180 Hroeaway. Columbus & 15:5 at. TAL PHARMACAT, 1a co KR oyu AZARD. HAZARD & ow OLD DR. GRINDLE, UNIVERSITY OF THK cry op DICAL | DEPARTMENT): 35 len. Under y OLD DR. ment 164 spots, jem of treate ol apd skin diseases, pain in the bones, sore throat at uth, lee: Men about to marry, should go to DR. office, over 20 ye BRINDLE'S old- aC IL Weat 12th Gin’ and Gh Satlerers, do not consulting less akilled phys! OLD DR. GHINDLE hae a record tor ariel free, Medicine, $1. time Hours. 9 to OLD DR. GREY, Ho peare a eyes + ul men oaly, ited. Blood, 35) bai dent AND HALF, | inspedtnent est in practice of