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f9lbe ffal ~foritsrres tuiinbe @anse, ins
ben ben fan ies. Oct er rent unbtas
gelfesbis. at Stsrrelien naar op efter
Sebafteriers, men tuIinbe at ben
Slaes fblber osiaa omtrent lige faa
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Nan fan iige ON benz, at uoen De-
res 5ilp9relle fan intet bplere SpreS
ener 9lontelio tribes; be er nlrfloInme
life blot oper for bet 2iO, Der er, men
Oeiaa meb !6enipn til bet, Der ltal ton's
me, ioet be omDdnner adosier o9 0S0e
Planter til M Raring for tommeHOe
Sl9gter.
Den 5emperatur, beO bpilfen De Ios
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eprigt taaler be / bet belle td9't
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pes anpenbt meget labe @raoer; eno
life en- iaa enorm lab Semperdtur lori
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or9be benz.
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Slutnine, at bet, at renie StalorlIn
og Maltetamre for gatterier peO Ort
0interen at ldbe 9ulben inbpirte nosle
Oaee poa 3otulerne, er belt ben | Wels
ret. Oct famine eeIber en- Qnituelie
Tom ben. at So, fremgudet al en- iitapist
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sloater e1er lignenbs, ifuIoe blioe rem.
let fra gatterier uben 5rpsning; tht
bet fan Der dlbeles life bare Gale ON.
5orsn er Iige idd itor oeo gru9 al
SO, fom ben er bet peb @dno. Roget,
Eolt burbe buife, naar Der bier9es 50
biem til Meieris og 6usbploningsbru9.
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Ia. 4pril 1901:
.5relie. Sroslare for 9Ggfolt".
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leoe Spmartfombeoen pda ben. Den
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be foriteaige triiteliee Spsresmaal,
for at blips beparet for ane Dilofurels
ierne. 9bab felipe 9ogen angaar, ba
bar ben osiaa / fulbt Madl iparet til,
bpao ieg itrep ON ben: ben er itrepen
/ ct Hart os iabnt SpOrs, iaa ben ian
leIes at ale 29gfolt. Som 5itelen
v5relie4 piier, tager ben life aft bet
meo, iom ellers fan optdges | en- tri>
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last og taser ! bet ~p9ientlige fun Sig
tie paa De Sperssmaal, fom Oebrsrer
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piier, Itdar 5orfatteren paa ben
Iutberif airtes gamle Stanbpuntt
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Maifinernes Sib.
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fel. 2ipst er albris iaa fimpelt. at en-
enefe 5ormel er tilitrettelig til bets
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perelfen1 blanbt Wuifinerne. Den
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The evening world., 1902-10-16
NEW
BOAT IN DANGER.
Hurricane Sweeps Away the
Sheds Covering Third Sham
rock, Which Is Exposed.

GLASGOW, Oct i6.-A hurricane
swept over this city this morning and
great damage was done in the shipyards.
In the yards at Dumbarton, where Sir
Thomas Lipton's new challenger for the
Americas cup is being built, the shed
covering the new yacht was swept from
its mornings and completely destroyed
Sir Thomas's yacht, well under way
was exposed to view. but was uninjursd.
The unexpected storm and the destroy
ing OF the shed that hid the workmen
who were constructing the challenger
brought to light the fact that the story
that Sir Thomas a already started to
work on his boat was true.
Rumors have gained ground for some
time that the boat vas nearly finished
and that Sir Thomas had stolen a
march on the Americans and would
have his boat all keyed up before the
Anne rican defender was even started.
This story has been repeatedly denied.
It is understood here that the chal-
lenge will be considered In New York
this evening. but It is not thought
tina the fact that the boat has already
beer started will have any effect on the
New York Yacht Club.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
A FEW
TIT1ELY
SUGGESTIONS.

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The 81 bottles contain three times
the quantity of the 80 -ent size.
The evening world., 1902-10-16

was nothing to unduly excite the s,so-
tators. Rossignol proved to be ON
slstcnt n came right back with an.
other good race. Thu bookles took a
chance that she would not, for they
laid as high as 9 to 5. whereas on form
Rossignol looked like IL l-to-2 chance.
John a. Drake threatens to quit the
turf II the sensation mongers do not
stop exercising their i"maginations as
To the amount of money he wins at the
race track. II must be very annoying
to the gentleman to see, his name
blaZoned In big type day in and day
out as one of the biggest gamblers on
the race course,
Whatever may be said OF Mr.. Drake,
1t Is certain that his horses have per.
formed consistently--eNcept perhaps In
the case OF Sayable-and the public
backs them with considerable conf
dence,. once a Drake horse shows his
form he generally lives up to 1t. Mr..
Drake could avoid much of the noto-
.riety he dlsllkes by covering his bet
ting transactions.
But, on the other hand. the very fact
that he sends the colored man, Sena-
tor, into the ring "a place his COM
missions proves that he prefers to have
~ doing. And perhaps that ~ the
mast homes way Of doing IL
The evening world., 1902-10-16
GIANTS COMPETE
At CELTIC PARK.
Champion John Flanagan and
Jim Mitchell, the Old Record
Breaker, Will Toss Weights.

At Celtl? Park next Sunday at the
-amcs of the Greater New York Irish
4. A., two % the Sr,atest weight throw
rrs In the world will contest for athletic
supremacy. John flanagan, the D5es-
ent champion at hammer throwing
md holder of the worlds record. and
James S. Mitchell, the MetrcSsIltan
champion and. former holder OF the
worlds record. Two events have beeh
added to give these giants a chance,
the hammer and the 56-pound weight.
Lpsthe 56-pouhd weight Mitchell Will use
his best endeavors to win and also make
a new record at the game. He was for
years the holder of the record, but last
fall Flanagan took 1t from him. The
Dig men fird they are in better ION
dition in the fall than any other time
of the year. and most OF F.anagan's
records were made in the cool seasons.
On Sunday bUh men expect to estsn-
fish new figures for their respective
specialties.
Aside from this there will be a FIVE
mile run, in which nearly all the crack
distance men Of America will take part.
1t is also expected that Arthur Duffey,
the worlds record holder, will run in
the 60-yard race scratch to try for the
american record.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
FIGHTS IN TWO
RINGS TONIGHT.
Corbett and Bernstein Clash in
Baltimore and Garter and
Hart in Philadelphia.

Two important fights will be contest
ed tonight. The principals in one Will
be Young Coroett, the feather weight
champion, and Joe Bernstein, the east
sid boxer, in the other Kid Carter.
the rugged middle-weight slugger OF
South Brooklyn, will meet Marvin Hart,
Of Louisville. Corbett and Bernstein
Will engage in u ten-round bout before
the Eureka A. g.. of Baltimore, while
Carter and Hart will try conclusions
IN a siX-round contest at the show u
the Penn Art A. c., OF Philadelphia.
The principal attraction, of course, is
he mill between Corbett n Bern
stein. Both lads are great little fight
ers and the sporting men are anxious
TO see how quickly 1t will take the
little Westerner to dispose OF the
Ghetto champion. If fight dope is of
any value Corbett is a l-to-l0 shot.
Corbett defeated Bernstein in seven
rounds when they fought in Denver
over a year ago. At that time CorDe:t
was not by any means the great little
lighter he is to-day. Since then ne has
improved considerably. as his defeat al
McGovern in two ounds at Hartford
last THANKSGIVING Day shows. BESIDES
being "A teIrinc puncher with bOtn
MINUS OOIDetl mas improved III cleNeI-
ness 50 much 50 in iact that when ne
starts in to box cleveriy one WouIu
lhlnk that he was or the scientific
schoOl instead OF the rugged type oi
fighter.
bernstein is one of those nervous
lighters who will fight at close quarters
and leave many openings. 1t would not
pc q surprise therefore to see Sorbett
land frequently on his body. This style
viii eventually bring down his guard
So that Corbett car whip across a right
swing to his Jaw and put him out o.
commission. In order to retain the
name he has made Corbett will have TO
stop Bernstein In ten rounds.
Coroett m Bernstein Will box at $50
pounds. Terry McGovern will be on
hand to witness the battle SO as to get
a line on CorOett, with whom he Is
matched to fight for the championship
OF the world in San francisco next De-
The battle W Garter and Hart
will doubtless be another one of those
slam-bauE affairs such as the men In
dulGed in in Louisville several months
ago. Hart won that Don't after a vi
cious fight of seven u Carter is
anxious to turn the tables this timo
and It would not be a surprise to see
him drop Hart with one OF his wicked
right swings to the law. There viii ne
no deciSion rendered In this bout.
Quaker City law won't permit the an
nouncement Of hght verdicts.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
KINGS WORK AMAZES
HARVARD COACHES.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE
game against Wesleyan brought out a
good many encouraging points ABOUT
the Crimson eleven, pat none that was
more encouraging than the work of
King at centre, In spite OF his great
weight King is as quick as a cat. and
ting down the field ON "A puns ana
tackling the unn in the open ticid.
Jones, the regular, missed the tackle
and King seized his opportunity like a
flash. Throwing his 2iS pounds OF
~avoirdupois forward. he srasped the run
ner around the waist and bore him to
HON King waded through the very
centre OF the Wesleyan line and with his
great weight reached the runner ahead
Of all others is something that even
the coaches can't solve.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
SHORT MAKES COOL.
AS TIGERS CENTRE.

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. l6.-At least
one point was established in the game
against Haverford. and that point was
one which the coaches have been trying
TINS week to find out. 1t has been no
little anxiety to Princeton football fol-
lowers that so little material is at hand
Tor line positions. Heavy men with any
degree OF qulcknesS and strength are
rare on the Princeton field this season.
short is one OF the valuable men. and
II has been a hard question 10 decide
where. to place him. He had been
shifted 10 tacXle from centre early in
the week. but yesterdays game gave
him his ,hrst real opportunity, and how
the coacheS may rest assured that thty
man, ''s"'
Princeton is satisfied with the show
ing made against Havorford. There ia
less substituting OF second rata vs. 10
The evening world., 1902-10-16
WEEKES, SMITH AND THORPE
STARS OF COLUMBIA TEAM.
The Work of Great Trio Responsible for De-
feat Of Swarthmore Eleven.

Columbia trounced Swarthmore at the
Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon by
q to o..
Swarthmore. with the reputation of 6
against Pennsylvania's II. scarcely came
up to expectation. To be sure, they
were a good deal lighter han the local
varsity. but nothing could Withstand the
sensational dives and runs of Weekes,
the powerful work of Smith and the
magnificent Interference OF Thorpe. DC
casionally. toward the close of the first
nan. SWarthnaore found n way through
Columb1a's defense, but there was sell
dom any danger.
Thc Uue-up:
The evening world., 1902-10-16
M'CHESNEY AND HERMlS
MAY MEET IN MATCH,

CHICAGO, Oct, 16.-The management.
Of the Worth Jockey Club has an
nounced tina the club offers a specia
purse Of 5000 for a match race between
McChesney and Hermis in order to set.
tie the question whether the three-year-
old championship shall be claimed by the
West or the East.
Durncll & Herr, owners of McChesney,
have not only agreed to race their colt
against Hermis, the king OF Eastern
thr~ce-year-olds. ~ they announce thai
II the owners of Hermis will make the
match Durnell & Herr will pay ali ex-
penses incident TO bringing Hermis here.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
INDIAN TRICKS WON'T
BE NEW TO CORNELL
Especial to Tho EycnIng wor'd)

ITHACA. N. Y. Oct. 16.-Coach Dan
Reed will not allow himself to be sur
pr!sed by any trick play of the Red
skins If he can possibly prevent 1t.
Glen S. Warner is known to be foxy.
and 1t is expected that he Will have
devised some special formation ike MS
lannon's "wing shift u three or four
days ago as a bait for Cornel's men to
bite on, and it Is realized that extra
precaution must be taken to prevent a
surprise, Consequently, Reed instructed
Coaches Morrison and SchOelkopf to
devise all possible tricks n to teach
them TO scrubs. -,
During the next two days they VIII
tben Reed will he able to tell him how
his men will be able 10 handle them
selves when they are suddenly con-
fronted with new and strange condi-
lions.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
HERRERA LOSES
TO ABE ATTEL.
California Feather Weight Too
Clever for Mexican Who Gave
McGovern Hard Fight.

OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. 16,-Abe Attel,
the clever feather weight boxer. OF Cali
%fornia, who Is anxious to get on a
match with the winner of the Young
Corbett"-Terry McGovern fight. last
night defeated Aurelia Herrera in fif-
teen rounds. Herrera gave McGovern-a
hard night in San Francisco two years
ago.
The battle last night was decided be-
fore the Acme Athletic Club, OF this
city. Attel was too clever for Herrera.
and by sending his left repeatedly into
Herrera's face he finally wore the latter
down and in the fifteenth round he
punished the Mexican 80 badly that the
referee stopped the cout and awarded
the decision to Attel.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
TO CONSIDER LIPT0N'S
CHALLENGE TONIGHT.
Details VIII BE Made Known After
New York Yacht Club
Meeting,

The New York Yacht Club will for
merly consider Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenge have not been made known,
as 1t was agreed on by the officials OF
the New York Yacht Club that 1t would
not be advisable to make them known
until the club had taken official action.
Clinton H.. Crane, the naval alchitect,
who, with Herbert Leeds, of Boston, and
eX-Commodore Clarence A. Postley. OF
the Larchmont Yacht club. was a pas
senSer on the Oceanic. said last night:
There is no doubt I'm my mind about
the rig of the yacht which Sir Thomas
will challenge with II will not be a
schooner, a n~inety-foot sloop is the only
that that is the type of vessel the Sham
rock III, will be-
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WINNERS AT WORTH.

lace TRACK. WORTH. Oct, 16.-The
races run here to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
First Race-Three-quarters of a mile
won by Andes. 7 to l and 8 to 2: Irene
Lindsey, to 2 for place. was second;
F~airburv third. Tlme-l.l4.
Second Race-One Mlle.-Won by
Talpl, /. TO 5 and 7 to 10; Marque, l to 2
tor place, was second; Matte Spencer
third. Time-I4l 3-b.
Third Race-One and one-slxteenth of
a mile,-Won by John McGurk, Q to 8
1.4S 2-5. "
Fourth Face-Five and one-halt fur
iongs..,Nl9on by Ftzbrillar, I TO i and 3
TO J Hlndi, to l for place, was sec
ond; Gregor *. third. Time-l.OS 3-b.
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ST. LOUIS FINISHES.

RACE TRACK. ST. LOUIS, oct. ia
run here to-day. 'N '"'e
FIRST Race-Three-duarters OF a mile
won 0y santa Ventura. G to / and 2 TO
!: Henglst, 5 to 2 for place. was second
Flckle Saint third. Time-Ll5 10.
KiHmands, s to / and 3 TO i; Fon Snray
third. Time-1.f7.
Third Race-Seven-eighths OF a mile
by Jake Weber, I 10 1 and ! to s;
ond; onanstta third. Tlne-i,M
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THERE WILL BE TROUBLE
WHEN THESE TEAMS MEET.

On Sunday at Celtic Park the follow
ers of the Irish National game OF hurl-
Ing will he given a treat, as the
Mahars, the present champions of
America, and the Days meet to settle
supremacy. Hurting is strictly an Irish
pastime and is one of the most inter-
esting games that any one could want to
witness. As these teams are evenly
matched and there is a championship
at stake. there is sure to be a warm
contest. The game will be called
promptly at 2 p. NJ.
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FAUST FAILED TO
THROW DWYER IN BOUT.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. I'm. ].
pwyer last night won $500 from August
Faust, the New York wrestle1 by
Keeping his shoulders of the mat for
an hour. Faust bet that amount that
he could throw the local man twice
in that time. but failed to get ever
one fall. Had the match peer for a
decision Dwyer would have won. as
he did all Of the work after the first
few minutes OF the o
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JIMMY HANDLER
SAVED BY REFEREE.

BOSTON, oct. 16.-Referee Donnelly
saved Jimmy Handler from being
knocked out By Twin Sullivan In a
fight here last night by stopping the
fight In the ninth round and giving he
decision to Sullivan.
Sullivan rushed matters from the
start, and Handler was unable to show
any OF his old form at any stage OF the
game. He was foored time and again
I'D was n sprry-looking collect when
The night vas to have gone twelve
rounds.