The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1903, Page 1

_| “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | Ser EC REET Se OT a a RR al RO cl th ae ie ce nh ae ee re PESTS Grats | “ Circulation Books Open to All.”” PRICE ONE CEN cotta NOVEMBER = ee NEW YORK, HUR: “FITZ” $10,600, GARDNER $4.5 FOR NIGHT'S WORK to Eastern Fight Followers at Ringside Who Once Saw Gardner Show White Feather iu Contest ‘with Jimmy Handler Say He Turned Craven in Last Night’s Fight. LOWELL MAN WENT TO THE FLOOR WITHOUT BEING HIT. Clinched Fitz Around Hips as If Afraid of His Lite--Tom O'Rourke Once Left His Corner Because He Was Ashamed of Gowardice Shown by Gardner. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 26.—The gross gate receipts at last night’s battle between Fitzsimons sand Gardner were about $30,000. They fought for 60 per cent. of the gate, which amounts to $18,000. This gives Fitz for winning $13,500, Gardner’s losing end is $4,500, There is a well-defined and out-spoken impression here to-day among fight toiuowers that the very poor suuwing Gardner made against Fitzsin- mons was due to nothing more or less than cowardice. _. After the fourth and. fifth rounds, when “old man” Fitz.hurt him-so terribly, Gardner fought in a decidedly chicken-hearted and half-frightened- .o-death manner, Several times he dropped to the floor without being hit, his leads Were sent over as if. ne was afraid to get within a mile of Fitz’s flying fists, and time and again he rushed in and clinched Fit: about the hips and hung on as if in fear of his life. Were Gardner's record as to cowardice clean no such charge could ne brought against him, but the night that he quit so badly in a fight in Brooklyn, N. Y., with Jimmy Handler, that his then manager, Tom O'Rourke, left his corner in disgust, is still fresh in the minds of the Eastern sports who were at the ringside last night. } “YOUNG CORBEIT’ TELLS | STORY OF THE BATTLE); BY “YOUNG CORBETT.” WORLD’S FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION. MECHANICS’ PAVILION, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.—Old Man Fitzsimmons, the eighth wonder of the world, went twenty rounds " here before the Yosemite Athletic Club last night and took a decision and a title away from the much-touted Light Heavy-Weight Champion of the World George Gardner, of Lowell, Mass. Tt was a disappointing fi; ight and brought out the following: three | points very plainly: °. That Gardner has been very much overrated. That the Fitzsimmons “punch” has taken to) the tall grass, ' That ‘‘Old Man Fitz” is a myth; barring the loss of his punch, he’s younger than ever, Gardner's youth and sifength and much vaunted cleverness were: lost in the woods betore the ring generalship, the blocking and stalling | and backing.and tilling of “Foxy Grandpa Fitz.” Keteree Eddie Graney’s decision was the enly o::: possible. My predictions in yesterday’s Evening World, | when | said Fitz was a sure winner, were veri- fied. Fitz won, and won on the bit, all the way, ‘ The “wise money” that forced the odds against the old man from | ten to six to ten to nine turnec out to be “foolish money.” Gara- ner’s followers looked as wise asa tree full of owls all day yesterday 3! after it was all over you couldn't find a Gardner men in 'Frisco with a| Very Dad one. 1C Was Yriuaue at times, full of dash and vim and'go, and old Bob waded in with ail his old spirit. » While I Tooked to see Fitz knock the Lowell man out,-Gardner was ‘ the real disappointment of the battle. (Continued on sixth Page)’ ( a second, aud teaver pla oS] ‘i rch warrant. j Red Hawk fifteen lengths for the place,+Melbourne third. ‘Time—143 eircom tar mop ennataa bad fim Rebels Guarantee Satety and Umited) siurts ont to oan the & A Imperialist and R. B. Sack feli Fourth Race- One mile and @ quarter. | tight jake deh ood are #0 arraaged tha intuge of there ee i 7 ¥ ae It nto a social call the ourrent! fs } FIGHT GOOD AT TIMES. FOURTH , RACE, avon, by 1,7 to 2 and evens} the boat would have to be out almost to Une oles: Htavea Marines Eas on. He docan't lke walking on ve, ‘Two and a quarter miles, Reservation, 4 for place, wad sec-| ploces betore It would sink, ¢ “the ball accogs Ta eat creme The end of th revolu any more than most peopl. vat! While it was not a good fight, I cannot say that it was really als win. foes Be. 18 Fin Bettlog ona Amy, Els enoolen nL eT Lot Ares Pennaylvania. 96, Cor) Ucn Is off tally re exram | % * Cai ih He was not clever his blows lacked force, his footwork was bad, his aa ie fo the front and showed nde tso CHPTURES LNG SPECIAL EXTRA. cers — FAOMEF Ferg if | DISTANCE | EVENT) CORNELL 0 | Old Horse Trails in Feature) oA 7 a EEL U. of P, Team Gives Boys from) oTh ANGE POISON Race at Bennings, Then! Ithaca a Terrible Drubbing in, c Fast in the Stretch A Annual Football Battle on Baus en awcne Moy UNDER TRAIN | fravin teu. \Mrs. Julia Ward and Mrs, Mary Cusick, Who Boarded with Her, Both Expired - After Night of Iliness in Their Home on Perry 20 TO 1 SHOT TOTNESS BERLIN, Nov. 26.—In the presence of hundreds of persons RED AND WHITE LINE WINS OPENING RACE.) thomas Markiewiecz. a young tailor, threw his two little chil- 1S SMASHED TO BITS. ‘ See dren on the rails before an approaching train at a suburban es Street and Police Investigate. Great Crowd Turns Out at! station at midnght and leaped after them. Quakers Have Little Trouble in So al Jue, RD Seen Washington for Holiday Rac- Piling Up Big Score—20.000 OTHERS IN F. ‘AMILY ‘ ing—Locket Suddenly Wins! — All three were killed. Markewiecz’s wife died on Monday,| Turn Out to See the Big) LY ATE OF SAME at Odds of 10 to 1. which is suposed to have led to the tragedy. Battle. | FOOD—AUTHORITIES PUZZLED, faeeet LATE WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS, ’ Mad thd a THE WINNERS. Third Race—Sarah ilaxim 1, Ponea 2. Hickory Corners 3.|cennno ; Doctor Sent for, but Could Not Be Found FIRST, RACE Totnese (20't011) 1 Fourth Race—Irene Lindsay 1, Big Ben 2, Duelist 2. SECOND HALF—Penn, 30, Cor- and Str Wh fused 4 Niskayuna (4 to 1) 2, Bronx 3. | Fifth Race—Charlie Peeled D’Orsey, Ben Shance. Thabane hele aerceraeiie!| fi anger : Re use Name, In- SECOND RACE—Locket (10 to 1) Fifth Race—Proof Reader 1, Ocean Dream 2. Autumn Leaves i | ormed Policeman, Who Found One Victim 1, Our Nugget (3 to 1) 2, Erne 3. Sixth Race—Athena 1, Anna Hastings 2 2, Harfang 3. LINE-UP. Dead and the Other Dying. THIRD RACE—Conover (7 to 2) 1,| ~ FOOTBALL RESULTS. Billy Ray (17 to 10).2, Red Hawk & , | apes At Washington—Lehigh. 12; Georgetown. 6. mt FORTH RACE—Carbuncle (even) At Watertown, N. Y.—Watertown; 223 Bucknell, 6. ~ | vestigating the mystery surrounding the strange death of Mrs. 1, Rough Rider (50 to 1) 2, Circus 3. At Hanovers N.. H.—Dartmouth, 62; Brown, 0. i ry eee ice Cusick and Mrs, Julia Ward, of No. 172 Perry street. The women died Hera RACE Sasa At Easton—Dickinson, 30: Lafayette,-0. «> . Meee < jtoday from the effects of some irritant poison, but how it was adminis- ae GEL SO PHICADRLS esi the police have heen unable to learn. Capt. Aloncle, of the Charles street station, and his detectives are in 1, Mowellton Chief (5 to 1) 2, Wool- ERAN ELC. 1520 PUD, Bia | Ward, with two child PHLA, Nov, 2%,—Under most favorable | Mrs, ‘al wil wo children and an inva |gatherer 3. F from Rough Rider. who was two oe conialtiong be: aApal tack eal rast beat | second floor of the Perry street house, which is et sy Mi a SIXTH RACE—Conkling (5 to 2) 1, FIFTH RACK " [teen the siras besieged id bani i i Laviah (9 to 5) 2, Prince Salm Salm 3| Steevlechase® about three miles ests at EN na ta was played | and her husband, Patrick, boarded with the Wards. The two families ate. , Betting. on’ Franddin. Fie! oon. Sup | dinner together last night. Some time after the theal Mr: s. Cusick and SEVENTH RACE—Scortic (6 to 1) and make up for thé rumerods defeats | the came food they showed no bad effects. Pct ie phys. jocks. StHIFin. Str. Pl porters of both teams were out in full Mrs. W: j ra 44 ie ie 3 NW SAFE i PORT force to help retrieve the, lost laurels | Mrs. Ward complained of illness, . Although the others had partake of 1, Flora (15 to t) 2, Nine Spot 3. Pi 4 nce ee BEN a8 D. ©. hice: H sumtnined this year. : pe Se Rea CNT Sead a Redrock: 13 1a ee | When play began the, usual holiday According to the story of Cusick, the women were sick all night. Fo. ik ine out “4 the Sucks this after- quaniten Jaa for two, miles and than throng of 9.000 spectators wat on hand / May he sent one of the Ward children, Theresa, for a doctor, She went to” ' elton. Chie! * : fron and there’ was much grumbiing | fell, , Merrellton Chief then showed ths] Daggengers Amazed at Report fovwithess thevstruggle: | © 7 [the onic of a Dr. E, Donovan, No. 411 Hudson street, three times, but coutti not fin im in, over the Increased nrice of admission.| very fast, evonfag bs e the Jat [six that the Big Steamship Had tween tnese two universities, and wita 4 Are e, teenth and winnl The Pees ale ts iain ee Aas Morteluon cniet witb Beat Woolgatherer the exception of 19% the Quakers have Policeinan Kavanagh was approached this ateioon by a man who ine ie, poset Soro Jeustns for tee piace Sunk at Sea and All on Board, veen victorious in each of the annual formed him that two women were sick in the Ward apartments in Perry 5 7 y 1 ts, th ey : |Street. Kavanagh aske; ‘The card was fairly good in spots. the} seven furtonae! eas Were. Lost. i; z! d the name of his informant and the man refused to Washington ‘Cup, a, race at two miles and a quartéf, being the feature. There Was a good field. ai Washingtonians are very fond of steeplechasing and two of these races ‘ been | Biv Pe eae he ee from Brooklyn and had gone to visit the family. — Plaved: GUE heer were ihe loherices «1 © the house. He found the women in bed, partiy iy Crowda thronged the pier of the White| more evenly balanced before'a big game (dressed. Mrs, Cusick died soon after the arrival of the policeman ané M M0 40! Star line this afternoon when the{ than they are to-day. Ward showed signs of approaching dissolution. re, whts.. PI, Jocks. St. Hit. Fin. edfern. 581 1Ny were put on the programme. There 5) 15] Ceérig’ warped: into her pler and the 7 | ne y Vevalesvel teeewiniall tn eat wo etient FIRST HALF. i Kavanagh telephoned to St. Vincent’s Hospital for an ambulance, bit The weather was cold, ‘but clear, and 40 15] tz mship was rreeted with) Pennsylvania easily outplayed Cornell {there was none available, so he called up the New York Hospital. Wh te-track in good shape. sah rahe biped Wt ke and eter Gig wists, Dr. Reid arrived with the ambulance Mra. Ward was dead. t RACE, iets hen ti « the Qu rs were leading by 12 i ° FIRST RACE m8 he). Cedric reached Quarantine Fevinett and Drake mace Penneyl- Kavanagh took Cusick and the two children to the station-house, ‘Thi Five furlongs. the passengers wera amazed to learn! sr had been |NAnla’s two touchdowns, 4 big told a straight story and were released. Mrs, Blake, a sister of Mrs. Ward, fe cut out the pace, followed by | mimed by another shin and sunk [n/ Sains had been made by straight foo'- arrived at the house after the two women died and informed the police that ball. Only on two occasions during the they wey fi 5 fs order to. the stretch, where | ™/d-ccean with all on board, and that} fein they were ill last night when she visited them. She thought it was an @ the front and stayed |thousands of persons in this country | Nalt were the Quakers forced to kick the Time—1.20, of the rumor that the 1 Starters, wh 5 SLITEFin Totnenn. 108 risk 8B yt went t ¥ e vic e wesly by: two lengths) any abroad had been anxious for her [Visiting Hine holding, while, on the other tact of indigestion and so did the victims of the poison. Nai Epo Teka TAI Pg, OAS UNree | on fey jhand, Cornell could make very few Cusick cannot understand how poison came to be in the food eaten by je s ‘on f Princ Ry lengths in n board the liner are almost 1,000) {enine ‘ Hea noite |the women. He is quite certain that all ate of the same food, and no ome 0 ‘ Passengers, scotes of whom are New feature of che Malt) HOR eyRLL wae y s 12 NEW ORLEANS OPENS Yorkers, hoping to reach the ler in f@ Pretty) forty-vard end run dy Rice, /el8e was fll. He thinks that perhaps Mrs. Ward and his. wife ate, some, in 0 time to eat Thanksgiving dinner wish | s half back. who had tine inter-|canned goods after the regular dinner and took in ptomaine poison. Cusick — WITH GOCD CARD. } tamies of trienas NO] Bem ata SiMe RUN ce were tres ti fa telegraph operator. His wife was thirty-eight years old and Mrs, Ward bmloitee There are 200 passengers io the first}! * ‘4 1h has, 108, Waleh 19 18 1G ci ntly exchanged, but, as there was . good, Won driving, Time—1,03. | was thirty. Uttle wind, neither side wained any cabin, 160 In the second and 540 in the| &Y Redman broke, in front, but was out- THE WINNERS. nteansee an In the) crrectable advantage through this’ kind Coroner Goldenkranz is aiding the police in their investigation. Capt, Funsp By ee UN ESA Land non (Bie Most prominent among t PERRY: e of several bottles found in the house, Cusick raced head and head to the stretch, fol-| FIRST RACE—Gregor K. (1 to 3)] are the Earl of Yarmonth nnd ian vores The result of: Penn'e football in tris |Aloncle has taken charg i lowed’ by Bronx and Redman. In the!y, Mauser (10 to 1) 2, Falernian 3. wife, who was Miss Alice Thaw. ‘re {lal clearly déemunstrated what has Says that:they contained Loh) run home Totness outgamed Niskayuna Earl aad Countess will go to Pittsburg often been aiated during the s¢ason, | ———— —— —_—_— and won a good race by half a length fi that Js, Penn’s ability. to play a first- Niskayuna’ ‘wan tireesquarters “of n| SECOND RACE—Foresight (6 to] at once anor thelr Daguvey te releseed |, Cane aguinat «tour undoustedls | length In front of Bronx. 1) 1, Exclamation (7 to 2) 2, J.P.) Sn John Clinton’ Gray, the wite of | #8 Inferior, but its inabiiy to play a SECOND RACE. Mayberry 3. . s respectable @ame against an cleven that Seven furlongs. y ud Judge Grey, Is “aiso on board. - Others is elther its equal or Miectioe mee waran of note’ are Leonard Boyye. the actor; meeting of the | Mrs. F. G, Swa ar " ent City Jockes Cluh opened with] Ms Stuart and three children, and C.] 1) ae second halt Pennsvivania ay nreaee y ec S Ae Moore ané:stinei@hoode: peared at her strongest, and within fve perfect raciig. weath There ena 8 minutes ater play war resumed Rey- | lightning fast track and one of the larg- Crowds Restege Offiven. nolds waa dragged over the line for Os Euneral Services Will Be Held They Are Turned Over to the 8 r Alert crowds evor seen on tne old course’! rhe company’ oficen yesterday were|third toushdewa. Revnolde. kickes A stiff wind from the north olew across by nervous. men and women.! goal, mak'ng the score Pennssivania ‘8, —To-Morrow in Trinity Church District-Attorney and Resuit | the track all the afternoon phone {n’the offices was in] Cornell 0. ; SE eG ELEN - All were ansured that the| Well-directed mass plays and end runs} —=Body ls to Be Cremated in jn Arrest of Charles Threshon, Mempois this. mo-ning ric would appear on scheduled time} and a clever quarter-back kick by Mul- cit but the assurances did not] ford brought at ‘ nabens | fl i | Cube Wold GANRITO SUR. | cetcer ane see we ousndown, |” This City | a Bowery Lodger. ne cable from London brov ores! Pennsylvani« had 1 pithere were ne withdrawals from the tb Tin naugura andicap. fart poor. "Wen dricina ‘hin Aladdin and. Homestead — were Laeket, who finished a disgraceful |xcratehed tn ‘the frat. St. Noel was last when he last ran, had x bur | withdrawn from thy nd. u 2 half | speed to-day. Going to the front at the ee of anxious inquiries, friends there send- The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Hubbard ‘ " yi funeral xa) f Threshon. suffering from a” start he led all the way and won easily ing to this country in the hope that OL aCanle Metagen WAGer who dled at shee Nome, Nol 70 ; Pha el ha Up eal WINNERS AT LATONIA, sone word had-been received. It was ed Penney ly: West Forty-sixth strest, after a. short Rea seh beat Enue half a length for the piace with happy facés that the early callers attack of pneumonia held in Polise Court area (Special to ‘The Evening World.) a the pler and the company’s omeces| {tO | ! ¢ AEM alice Coa Streplechese; about two RACE TRACK, LATONIA, Ky, Nov. thin morning lett for their homes, know-| wungel wr Jeriy person. i tet | %6.—The * run here tals afternoon! ing that the reported cataa phe was} Went ove n) passed Up as PM | resulted as follows Only an {dle ‘amor. jsown. ced, ROML ese a harmiess one if it were not for Aub Wiratetyn oes) Dees ues ers Ot Aural Cedric Ca These two tonchdowns made in such, rhe body will fect tha gation fot Won by Grand Mary, 5 to 1 and 3 to 1 cA rapid succes: fairly paralyzed Cor , the interment x writing tetters to President +] Fugurtha, [. wan second, and Rose- The firat relief came when the steamer | nell and she le to stand up Cemetery, Chicago. Che police say that Threshon at the power fal atta Ke of Bena: Mrs. Aver leaves two children, Mrs.] y.q order of the genus crank. In B Stivania<had scored anocier touchdown) Allan Lewis Si rand Miss Mar-[isrtere to the President he comoliing and Bennett again Kicked goal, Score: gatet Hubbaril erson of influenc. in, oie hipping mes} Pennsylvania 20, ne — x eroment circles at Washington has ai a boat the} For a few minutes foliowing Penn ra SANE ery which Das boon aah e[exivanin’s scoring (Corneil seemed te PEACE IN SAN DOMINGO. = joiner ‘hresion's feet and. thi up and It looked a the w 5 a-3 {mond third, Tio Titian, which was reported to have sunk | a Second Rac and one-half (ur-[ the big liner, arrived at the other side Red Hawk cut out the p in hie jongs.—Won by a J. 4 to 1 and 7] and reported that she had rn veual fashton, with Connover trailing to 3: Idle, 10° to 1, win es cond, Rnd) Cedric, Even before the: him, The latter went to the front haf Hleta third. Thme—1.08 8-4, smiled at the thought a mile from home and won Third Ra eon me and one-six- size of the Tian could d ally py c six lengths from Billy Ray, who bet ternthe Shristine, eee ede soo hat Nd 2] to such a vessel Hotloy Duipepialtate 140M Start good. We that. soine "" e © Depa e day T “ whe ceived a Esieraad GEN. REYES IN NEW ORLEANS Poe, contnind mer avanivesinving|T"tatucd” States Minky Powe’ agian at” Peed assed from of OS the Coraell ‘eam In dated yesterday, The mister reports WEATHER FORECAST. ni theriall for tavge | Wat all was quiet: that the Presiden es ot fy iB wedaes WwW Gi. nd the Cabinet we ern New York: Fair and céntin- ued cold to-night and Friday; Colomblan Emyoy immediately Aturta for V han fart, ‘Rood. Won easily. ime ti All Waited for the fret mile and a half, Sheriff Bell showing the way and Carbuncle ‘tralliog. Inthe. Inst. halt 4 p) ehdown, Goal wae amaln Kicked by] “the “Newpore had mithdrawn hee igs Frennett. Seore- 2, Cornel marines from the city of San Domingo, ‘olombia, arrived here to-day)" \ithough Pen nik hada good] The revolutionary. party euaranter Ay to. Washington. SARs eure they were unable] der and. safety for ull persons. Tho] re dE times THe ated Sheen rch e Prestient. teanceeed hel Seles, fall ene. On bther any he stretch. The move was » for in she: atretch she flere brief stay he started for swing te Seibuncle, went co the] | fresh te brisk: north winds, Washington. where he is (9 plead the tO Bote tn the ball in. thelr, pow enoged Woa x Gil will take place ik Magiatrate sant, him, (9 the ae ‘by, three lengths wise of Colombia. Brat ae Heuneetvanin (cee ena three months > * pathic ward a BeTievtie