The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1901, Page 4

i ; THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBEN 14, 1901. PODEEREEDE REED EDE SEDAEOESESAEEDADE AEA OPOABOSLODOLES FIFELASAAEPAELEDG AEEBESSEOSELSS OES BOSSE ELILLE SOLID EDS BEDLLOLSSESE DILL E BS OOOS PLO SL OOL IO COBBLE OOSOOAOONEOD ORONHOONOD90NL002ON9NNESE Chartran’s Portrait of the Pope. Colored for This Number by Chartran Himself. First Beauty Book Ever Published. Reproduced in the Special Woman's Christmas Supplement. Robert Barr’s Great Christmas Story and Excerpts from Famous Christmas Tales by Dickens, Thackeray and Others, Making a Notable Fiction Collecti Murillo’s “Ghe Adoration.”’ POSED BY LIVING MODELS. To-Morrow’s SUND AY CHRISTMAS A Photograph in Half-Tone and Four Colors, Printed Separately. One of the Most Beautiful Christmas Souvenirs Ever Presented to Readers of a Newspaper. cet WORLD FRIPISII STIS DOVIVIGOSII VSD PVVIVIVIVIGIFIFIS VOIFVIVIFIIOFS OD: bb dead dadudadadedutathdndadathdhtadaded GIPOISI TIT AEVITITO IIIS: OF 999899SITTTTSI9TS O99T IIIS SSO 9S IETS vot ° Rodd LALA bd Adabddh dd 29999099988899889 LHONMEDIEY HT ('WALTHOUR SAYS HE'’LL DO THE FINAL SPRINT ° TNCK O'BRIEN BEAT THE RING. AGAIN. ON THE LAST LAP OF THE BIG RACE TO-NIGHT. Bjg“tiik" KENNEY SCENES AT THE SIX-DAY RACE (From Sn 1 Photogr t# hy an By PLUNGER CASHED THREE BIG BETS. brea BOXERS FIGHT IN ENGLAND. | | |Meavy-Welght Used Foul Tactics Was Dinganlified tn | Second Round, Memphis Jockey Cinb Has Isaucid Stake 1 for Spring Meeting. LIVBRPOOL, Dec. 14.-—"Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, whe has never heen de- feated sty arrived in this country, r ago, added another (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14—The Memphis Jockey Club has trsued a more than a ve of stakes for the spring meeting next year at Montgomery Park, and the Victory to his string last night by de> tries to all of these events will ting "Yank" Kenney, the American on Jan. 4, 18¢. Five of the even eight, ino the third round of for two-year-olds, one for three- Heir limtted-round contes Kenney was ne for O'Brien. olds, four for three-year-olds and up ward. In addition to the above stake two three-year-old races will be ection at the spring meeting, the entries 1 which closed on Jan. 1 of tls year Declarations from the mces will he due aext Jan. 1. These two events are the ‘Tenn: Derby, $3,000 add at a mile and « furlong, and the neasee Oaks, for Ulles, $1,500 added, ¢ The club ani severely pun- ali loudly hissed by the he left the ring. O'Brien for his easy victory. HANRAHAN IN SHAPE FOR HART. |THE NEW YORKER FIGHTS IN LOUISVILLE TUESDAY. «that no pitrse during this meeting will be lees ‘hen $m, while the majority of races wil have $400, $560 and 960 added, the latter being the amount added tn al! hand! gaps. ‘Two or more Jumping races Ww!!! be siren each week, and the pt these events will not be jess than $40 LHommedien Wins Aun Beye L'Hommedicu had another Koot Say yesterday, He had several swell bets down on Burnle Bunton. Deloraine and Deponan. L’Hommedien was nut the only one who won, however, ax Bill Nout Hae Arouned Considerable Kane, the well-known plunger, and the fest of the Texans burnt up the ring on as the victories of Deloraine and Deponan, : re Oto the latter in particular. iis It was Deponan's first start of the necting, and the books were generous S — mnough to give 12 to 1 for the asking teanates arti aientenencae ates opened. ‘Thin did not d : AVILA, Deo. 1 tanra when the betting open his abe mu ee ae whe are to me In a twenty- ore the Southern A. C xt Tuesday night, are bots nidid nidition for the encou! contest nas created a consid ve amoun: of interest among the ‘ast long, for so much money went ua yn Deponan that, although there was a ot of money bet on Myth, Donator and Pay the Fiddler, Deponan’s price fell so hat at post time he was a 15-to-5 fa- rorite, p the fifth race form made Deloraine interest among a st ie OR @ certain winner, yet the books # ull po fy is ration o€ bs vere again generous and laid 4 to} rvaknd itsis expected {Laatiene § tgalnst hls chances at one time, al- of tte Kind to this city hough the closing quotation was 7 to 6 i anrihan {straining for the bout + Je ted all the way tn the race and beat Azim out easily, After many trials the Srescent City, which is owned by RoC. aN Sush, son of President Desh, Analy!“ If | Don’t Win I'll Be Greatly Disappointed,"} ueceede ting from the maiden » | lass yester had to have Says Bobby. | the help of Start ald to do sn, ies Be i ’ | towever, The latter let him get away n front, running with an advantag BY BOBBY WALTHOUR. dition and feel more confident than | three lengths. Meme Waste! s | eer esula: nave! we Well, Fam glad this fs the last day ever ning the race with my| monow un- partners MeEaehern, This ri under, the supervision’ of Australian Jim Ryan, has already fought He Is Ready for the Final Sprint at 10 o’Clock ret ht at catchwalghts To-Night. $$$ GANS BEAT DOBBS, I sald before, 1 think I have the|#e_ Forfelted Purse, hut Wom be the most disappointed man in the) As jarden speed. and, barring accidents, should Dectaion. The refusal of the referee to allow | get across the Hne first. It isn’t Hkely| BALTIMORE, Dee. 11.—Joo Gans, tha us the lap we seetred honestly on! that “Mac” will finish the race unless I] Grltsin scee Heap fala reheat » has nitilated Dobbs, and in the fou Pound Dobhers seconds, seeing thelr man ino chance to win, threw up, the JOE YOUNGS IN TOWN. pavagenab real of the terrible grind. Fi Thursday was a sad blow to “Mac’’and | feet some ill-effects between now and i v : z g " 8S d a 8 ern colored fighter, In the fourteent é Cochran and Coburn divided the rid-{ Ul the race is finished every one of not been what you might ca | me. That lap would have surely won, the fnishing time. Feeling as I do] round of what orate aoa taw q i ze donors Seoierda , ae each rode tes, us will certainly have to watch each | tng one on my constitution, f the race tor us |now, Ul do the final sprint. 1 wlil] twenty-round bout, before the Eurekx sinners. Cochrs rat on Star Cot- et % " ‘ aa | a ae ‘i > pisnere | Sos ere wins] other closely, for the lows of one lap not heen forced to exert myself to any |Rreateet on record, as all five teains comes for this final spurt T will be) However, we've made the most of EE se peTae the last) A. c; here, last night. According to the {= aing mounts we ‘iy ang| Means the loss of the race great extent will try thelr utmost to get around there with as much speed as the ft and can't kick now, AN we are|track while I'm resting up for the] Knock out Dobbs In. ten pounds a tor | Burnte Bunton, At prevent Tat in the best of con-\ The finish will surely be one of the | tirst on the Inst lap, When the time others, and If 1 don't win out 1 will looking «to is the fnal sprint, | supreme effort of my life, Matantapinw age rue Gator Bobb Precursor Should Have Won. ~ a frightful beating. In the ninth an: # tenth rounds Dobbs was hardly able ang 4 Precursor was backed for a real old- : ” stand, but in spite of the ioe fr ashioned killing in the secon! me Te eilen ne received he Tnanaged 20, last & " t oly “ the tenth round out. f ent from 3 tol to 8 to}. t 1 nts After dit round (Gang stmply an. tsual wulking act at the ost him the race. ile ood brea! and even W ‘fall and he was away well “aimself, so that he was almo eft at tbe post. Gormley 0 i) needed tor aliding haw ad will be broken f0 | PLAY BARUTEL. ‘BLAROSTS, um on fae pal In peaking on the tea | sfter the field and was away with aid practh bat the busing bouts ai x ————— hem on the grey turn given te poled FANCY SHOT CONTEST HAS SCHAEFER AND BARUTEL MAY !°% suse) sai nw inetd ata. the Ione “| BASEBALL MAGNATES INTER- THEY WILL WRESTLE AT PAL-| Wonta tance to Fight sattivan ne- bout twenty jensths From th tralght afd true, BEEN ARRANGED. PLAY MATCH. CLE O00" ESTED IN SCHEME. ACE THURSDAY. ina: vaneual that ovelial ter-welght, has arrived In this clty. He fs on his way to England, where he Is to box Bul the Perna-We s Namen Sinewnee oeber In Training Nachad Prank Keeney, of Nrookty cenent [Grtatzon Leawae May De Formed! ye was reached he was a close fourth. | May isaarinn and the Pre vith the tela hi ch Heller rould have won be bt. i pert Witt FH 1 fvories ‘ ditch Theee Manager Fret C, MeCurchen has A thet “ aon ° dent at jester. the welter-welght cham- ‘Another startling f form was! for $450 a si@ pete lala eae a A ara eoieneniien Me TEE { the Unite eel Just Like the Nationn and Higgins Is Handling England, on Jan. 3. Youngs hown. in the yesterday : Bee eiaeaTTh Sa peer Anca in iy wen e n atl League. the Norwegian, would Ike to arrange a contest qpilch we t ee saul ieabatlahetetoenegateisikecleakk fend acetal ieee jis wilatiiaes iling with any one in the bust- dt irun. fnat \ 1 tains Rea ibp wensert prion — me 138 to 1 pound, ‘ite preterg otr 5 fancy biMlasd 1 re Take 8 mr : PE Heres , jute as henry ¥ ene Sullivan. The latter a Ut yesterday it ws ieee il aE Eat i caderteanenn of ete tie!" PASTIME A. C. DISQUALIFIED.| rotersionat football teazue renting match between Carl] SP ie evan oe iriation focnane -orse with gland) Divertise he won| billlard tourn 1 t ut bya gle y ihe track, Sate ast gridiron project. It may be th Norweatan| yee eee. q She won| Billard tourney, ¥ uke Schacter, | ox who wan nec ‘ ube erm Saad TD ICO CAML ALE ep net A IO geet tee alee Wo Char Bee po) take & Meld next fall, ut tens ane Net th bi be Laule Barutel, the French | agit esr caleunietat 1 Init hope so. ry which {x to t F a \ New Orleans age ieee taal Ot Si Ns laa : Holle eet i Harney Dreyfus, the PIttabu Central Palace next ‘Thursday i f Ke is ca \o-day eal A. U. ball men, are interested in the plan, and ought to result in one of the most (Special to Uithar T w ni if . + pearson Coaches : at ora ashe, hip, whiten | thes are a patr of hue who are not | bitterly contested affairs of ite kind ever BACH WTHACK, an welds st Nestit ant Mayall will attend the astime A Mkely ty : anything drop tf convinced | witnessed hereabout deo, W—The eniries for to-morrow's |) Minx Kaarlun and the Fron! i , ’ am eeanetiaadns littecaveine ents Foe et eee aielr cine a Cred tase ling coma pot HS Ayed oatsh fi) tlon The Homesteat eleven played on knowing the game from AtoZ Nachad ree KUO Potten stot. iy Metropolitan Asse Pittsburg baveball ground this year. being trained by Ernest. Rocher, ior] ent cid Last night a and the interest sown in the game and | white Norbeck is being handled by David Christm: e i) presiding. in the pr team in Philadelphia | Higgins, who at one time was the mao- wirge atid iism of Ale Moore} has started the belle? that a le of fof dona Le Salita ny and pl proved to the satistne: | strong professional teams in those citles winner “of the ‘bout w ST. BARTHOLOMEW GAMES. een nigh smimittee, and the title and ame has a firm hold on the Heli et RSE Cy ica ee awarded to the Seventeeath Charles Leonhardt, The i i + smpany, of Flushing a chain of citles y night, ‘getting we mewn A Meu t * i ‘ ‘: rites » and 51 seconds. The F. Lubenguhi, the wre of the New ittsburg, Phihe- place fel Newurk and was well the Hospital Corpa of thy Moston woiild ite all rinht West Side VC, was susp ment, In the latter's armory kone hue and Ninety-fourth street on Jan. 1.] Dewles Report that he had competed under the c+ with Possibly New York, ———————— ue snd Sinety-fourah tenet oo dan, a1,| Beaten Kenmore thee Games Mating ts wetthout ontalning, Ma eel WON BY BIG MARGIN. i Mujualitei” cae ntsc’ | PRAISE OUR JOCKEYS. Mapethig at the Pan-American games. among metropolitan amateury } 3 YEN, Dec, W.—Manager 0m , h of the Yale University Chicawoan’s Rune and Aver-|A CURE IN 328 HOURS. —S————— SS 580 yards. Ane ‘one tile; a twel¥e-poune nerte f Fourth Race—All a Handicap; seven ture mot and running: hie” jump r Aces f soba ation, yertentay issued a 2, oO ras shows ‘| stile Sei z ars English Rac! Say Invasion ages Too Mach for Howtson, ; sat yards and yards, and a} ater ying the the ule pitcher, ackey nt St. icholas Nink. Has Benefited Sport. George Sutton had dimcult Sgnator Deverites. 10 GH yard handicap for Elghth Rerhnent alyo has contracts wi fr jeorR: n had no difficulty in out- tee thes ae i Be rast Tl should bo it interesting | Loxpon, Dee. 1—At the annual din-| playing Leonard Howlson yesterday tn Heidrick ant Wallace, two 4. Louis mea who y Fame t St. Ntcho- | yop of the Gimorack Club at York Iast| thelr final maceh at the 18-inch balk line Fane” Keane a8 Entries will close on Jan, 4, with A.{ the Amert SA VESEY Sr Phtries wo cane ped to the American Yeague, Mr. Hobie | tas Skating Rink between the teamsl jy : dthaart game, at the Knickerbocker Acad 5 > sayel hee = olarers'i ink night W.-H, Wilson-Todd, M. P., toast- \e + Academy, Benent Roiteer, h ect to nerd me with the Bow [20% tt thew vlayere nit oe with be team representing the New York Athletic ek hedoceeanclapilvetarced erent he Hrsolelyn: The. grand (total: score: was u ON P ntreat. Nationals to be played on the Easter | fan pfvent them the courta| Cid and Yule University, Thia ts tho| tenenclal effec. that American Jockey| oThe aummarye aie RAM MO) NF HONES eels frst eppearance thix season of the New] riding hud had upon English racing. AFTERNOON GAME, (ade BL et tn san | York Athletic ¢ Vranciseo It la ore than two} Have, twenty more than ro} on the. tea ube IH bh clube wit pay | uyual, by Ti a ‘| “ ; y Th qllowards the mont | entirely axreed that the so-called “In- 990 Into the city's treamry tor the privilege | remarkable si inaineteone vaslonisi had badiavgcod effect of pulling of twelve Daitioe, which is at the rare} Yale's exhibition of hockey against the x Under the ni aggregation. They! ane Right Hon, James Lowther, M. P.| 1°81, °8. 3, "30/142 tote, “9h02" a eage™ 13, responding to Mr. Wilson-Todd, said ho Te ateats arena Natal 3,560, Momison10., 3. 6 NORMAL GIRLS aE In a very rapid basket-ball match the} 4 pretty Normal College girls defeated the} Members of the for positions ; average, aptalned, am f ue y Wheelmen of tn?vduetB442| OLD DR. GRINDLE, _ Under from the New Paltz Normal C New York c Matthew | of $500 per contest Nicholas Skating Club) last Thun With reference to a newspaper report s JeareTavapaclallat in Sdléeases Of inl a . jehola Gil tentifc t iment last Bight, ‘The match was pl Gitbiwho, (orguniked { theizolu Sineic night, whom. they defeated by the} that he was dispensing with tho services 3:51? aph| end akin’ dlovases, pains In: the Doses, red tor pal tore throat and movin. ulcers, palnty fal see rruiloas, ‘and bladder complaints, enthusiastic crowd that pa ‘ 1 cnartie cob 2 tok, proves that th {American jock fn iy more plice himself tn haronss and bs havite Ervin, uatess all signs fall, will be tne | Score of 2'to 4, proves that they have a] of American jockeys, Mr. Lowther ex: sha. ate arty thee seeeetl came a candidate for the captaincy of | titnt baveman of the Cleago White Stockings for remarkably fast and able lot of playens piainedine only, owned ‘ o horses and the organization at the annual election, | 192. Wile it cannot be sald positively that the | UUM YEA n'New York wpeclat Jock jrouid retain which will be held In Junuary, His ad- | Mroklyn player aw saved a White Stocking} Jooxey Spencer I with Phehints, ¢ Oak: | mirers, and they are many, say that,| contract It 1 not disputed that he bas been nee |” yy, acer, the Jockey. whe rod Ry Ot) Delewrood, Stud, sti salarthvat with his untiring aew) and unselfish de- ith ies local, macesement® for quite Pare peath ataai rapen other ebeat aati aden aed Ud pentane cl Ie ee ey pd pear id een a Uh oy las Pale wn! votion to the interests of the club, If he] and ad bay been dally told of # pinem | saddle in Met tg iatllcae dyn alors) il ge S| ae a Ardley uring pesos Teayeu| laced at the head of G bidet MoMeekin's Oakwood overt er} can be prevailed upon to again serve as | of iife'tn the Amer Lengui te suftert + Fearee! cud in Kentucky, His tly arrived. trom, ica St Caiombian apie beaptain it wil augur well for the fu coe : Trier, he raced roca ‘Palts, oi ture suceus of tne org piasion, bs ) AR. angouncement was made chat adout-8173,000 “i: “Toutts So:Pavtt st rm Palts (0) War FICE OVER 20 YEARS AT andere ‘atvles freee Basie re 9 tc@. 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