The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1902, Page 9

MIWILLIAMS. WINS ThE FIRST RACE. OLD BARNES’S WIFE DYING, HE QUITS SIX-DAY RACE. Hurst Brothers, R Cee aes ur: (5 z WER ee eee RUDE) \ Rahn HAYWARD HUNTER IS SECOND Fe ole soemons, wl eC LOCUST BLOSSOM THIRD. Jump from Seven. (au eron 7 : teenth to Ninth Place at Garden. Int Card at New Orleans \NER ES Pe-Day—Melntyre Leaves for Fran SIX-DAY RACE SCORE. WCE A, enw ORLEANS) DA 4 O'Clock—ssth Neaele | ieane aa Bo dalihce tei ahacrsl irate ateh \yRane-tHe | Hegleman and Cavanaugh .. 516 6 } Bhelton and Guerrero ....... 495 8} Soys ian’ Fahey and Metkus . 489 1 (maRcHinG | Golden and Tracy .... Glick and Howarth Davis and Carroll Feeney and Feeney Hurst and Hurat é Noremac ind Cartwright Dean and Campbell Frazer and Sullivan .. Heer and Heer ‘ O'Driscoll and Griffin ... Brisack and Engiish Touhey and Lawson Kingston and Smylie . Hughes and Hughes Kellar and Gropp Record, 415 miles LH. Not VARY THE y) Monorony Trus ? HAKAN Awe yards CA : y Ny UST for a, @ JOHN L. SULLIVAN IS NOW A WHOLE UNCLE TOM SHOW. Gilbert Barnes, the old war veteran | who has been plugging along with ae) an- ancient partner, Sammy Day. nounced his retirement from the six- day race shortly before 9 o'clock this morning. Barnes rec ut ived a telegram Springdale, Pa..} and his brother his wife from his home fro ” informing ing and asking him to quit the race and come home at onre. When the telegram the Garden Barnes was asleep. and Ref- eree John Eckhardt took care of it erharwhlist Baines Gamer outhon 3| Simon Legree, heres: the Lawyer, Uncle Tom, Nidawa’ aia Topsy and the ) Donkey Are Allin One. was dy- «© horses ving eve eached starter bim and said 1 have bad news for you, Pop Jonn b, Builivan isa whole Uncle Tom leading to What fe it, Mr nardt: please | Seo el leiBimar aan pare he tell me quickly.” the old vet- 1e Lawyer and t and nl sany n ckhcrdt did not have the| 7, AB: is Ha tto qail him, however, and hand: | 4nd 7 Le is Never ahant iste ad be: ng bim John 1 the telegram walked along-|inat is jeorge A. Downing wasn d oof him. After Barnes read it) Gig Dou Vnele Tom's Ca evel " his eyes filled with tears and he al-\company. He is play . Le ares Soepeeneke s most collapsed Joult in Jersey (ity this afternoon, and with $ Mont of thie o i will quit the race, but how can [| is expected on Broadway to-t 1p with the k home? I have no money The « ha ft New _ we there, and only went into [AT th eave. He went ' thir race to m p> dollars for] ing could And both of us,” Barnes, He} He ra i walked around the track twice |e! E went to his tent. declaring he) Ann Mpced toat fie week wo | wes through with the race and would | “s PEANUNgNinetiintentaLiaet | Et to his wife's side somehow ing reasury of the company in h eke ti ket st knocked | Ithough his par Day, is as| hin ve « « ferry ticket ; uy fe | with it and came t Yeok When ave been| much in need o} as Barnes! 1c troupers coke eile pened favor Par was A am Wie fis, he told the latter he was WillINK| there was not cause, | = MADE A FOOTBALL. "OF AIS FINE DERBY, hing to to quit the race for such a@ and tol¢ Barnes to go home to his wife as quickly as he can, All the other walkers sympathized with the} old veteran when they heard of uy MUST PAY FOR LACES. Sibyl Sanderson Has Three Years mrisfortine When Manager Pat of old Barnes's misfortune he sent Powers heard | for him and, handing him $25, said |, : Re am sorry for you earnetiees 1 MILITARY-LOOKING MAN SUR- aR Wana ou m k Bea Nhe ee ht aalae elias PRISED SHOPPERS. —— | 4 77 saci BOL le La ia toe NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. 9)" train for Pittabu | Kicked His Hat Over Their Heads aria The Evening W i rte ae and Narrowly Escaped Death hy Trolley. The best showing made by any of | the walkers during the last twenty- four hours har been accomplished by | the English team, Len and Joe Hurst By constantly plugging the Britons have been enabled to creep up on their oppone from seventeenth | position in the race to ninth position NEW managed | of the tean From 3 0 um m4) sapere ty) ALBANY i! rowd, yelled a jot signals nM shooters won a vi sea nself and chased it. By the nar at ¢ tod The Slater bill incu rel Cartwrigh the motorman of a Sixth ave sin the general State law eby taking wr missed running over the exu nf cruelty to anima ed from genera. | citiaen A tall negro wearing a mourning around his hat hurried out of the The White am: rand SHIPPING NEWS. Joon and grabbed the old man seen of them they were going cast | ; Fifteenth # the white man weartig | 658 Chee ns hat. Some men in tho] un rises lently recognized the hat er and gave him a military salute, hn he returned with great gravity, ne could be found who would say who he was. MEAN VALENTINE LAWFUL. THE TIDES Higa Water. AM PM. Ke Island Ferry... PORT OF NEW YORK. VED. ase Has Bonrding-House w 1 Mra. F. Cohen, who said she keeps a| | very select boarding-house az | East Fifty rn) was very ine rr hty Point Settled. Merchant OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. 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