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PUGlLlSTIC NOTES.

tTb. belIef that young Corbett hnd
rerrv McGovern will finally settle the't
differences in Louisville is strengthened
n. the result OF last nights meeting OF
Icorhett" and Sam Harris. manager OF
pcGovern. They have decided to accept
whateyer offer MATCHMAKER Bot cray
81 the Southern Athletic Club OF LOUIS
ulle. will make them. They sent tele-
Grams to Gray Informing him that thes
we're ready to accept his bid II II arrived
hefore next Saturday. They also desired
Hin, 10 post a certified cheek OF Nu%%
AL a guarantee that he Wobln pItns I,
ne cbntest on the date he may seleTt' ~
4 sofe hattinG now thai the ight. VIII go
~ II Jnhsyille. as Tim Hurst VIII hrrlye
In town To-day for the purpose OF M,
ihg the fighters an oner on oena,.
the Southern Athletic Ciuo' OF 'hht ''S'
To start for Training Camps.
Ro,h "corbctt' and McGovern are 10
conhdent that the contest will AXE place
NEXT month that they havs already be-
ein M their trunks preparatory
N starting for their training quarters
fbey have also selected their trainers
-corbett'' viii be assisted by Harry
Tuthilt Willie Fitzgerald, Abe Atte'' OF
california. and Willie Lewis, ot this city
NJcGoyern win have for his trainers
Charley Mayhood. HuEhey slchoVern'
5ohnny Reagan. Eddie Cain. Gus cara
her and possibly Art Simms, Of AEIon
r. All ths trainers have been ordered 20
Eet rsadv for the Journey. Both boys
kill leave SUNDAY night n Will put !"
eve weeks training,
ecorbctt" VIII Go After Britt.
- ,,ror,ptt" defeats McGoveru again
The evening world., 1902-12-03
BIG M IN MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN SOON.
Greater New York Irish Athletic
Association to Hold Carnival.

Greater New York Irish Athletic
Association to Hold Carnival.
The forthcoming meeting OF the
Greater New York Irish Athletic Asso-
citation, which will be held in Madison
Square Garden on Saturday evening.
Dec. e. will be replete with interesting
features. The intercity team race. open
TO teams of four men each. zach man
TO run a mile, h attracting a great deal
OF attention, and 1t is expected hat the
city OF Boston Will send on a team to
represent 1t.
Ernest HJertberg has selected four
men that he thinks will be good enough
to win this trophy and beat the UnlVer-
slty of Pennsylvania quartet. They are
Sanford. Mclaughlin. Joyce and Jerry
Pierce.
The second in-terscholastic champion
ship relay race will. no doubt, nave
many starters, owing to the fact that
five sets OF prices will be given for the
race, twenty. Ave prizes In all. This is
the largest number of prizes ever Of
fered for one race in America, and will
surely attract the schoolboy element,
The race will be conducted oil the same
lines as last wear, dlNlueu IN TWO hedts'
first, second and third teams In each
heat to run IN the Anal, and the strong
er teams will be grouped in one heat,
so as to give the weaker teams ssur-
ance of winning some of the prizes:
The following Rre the events: Fifty
yard novice. SS0-yard run (handicap), Co
yard run (handicap), l~nterscholastic
| team relay race for the championship
OF America, 600-yard run (handicap).
special 6O-yard run, 3O0-yard run (handi-
cap). i-mile run (handicap). Smile u
(scratch). running, hop, step and a
jump. and running high Jump.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

Peter Maher, the heavyweight cham
pion of ireland, and KID Garter the
middle-weight slugger, of South Brook
Ign, will meet in a six-round bout IN
philadelphia tonight. The contest VIII
doubtless be a case OF slug and slug
Maher is anxious to dispose of Carter
as quickly as possible, but he will meet
his match at smuggling. for Carter can
slug as hard and as fast at close quar-
ters as any fighter in the business Car
ter proved this In his battles with Joe
choynski. kid" Mccoy and Marvin
Hart.
In his lights with Choynski and Mccoy
Carter managed to land one OF his Wild
rIEht-hand swings on their jaws which
dropped them 20 the door,. This blow put
.ChoynskI to sleep. while Mccoy was
saved from being counted out by the
sound Of the bell. Garter has an eAcS
The evening world., 1902-12-03
ANOTHER FRENCH
TEAM ENTERED.
Seven Pairs of Cyclists Now
Working Into Condition for
Next Weeks Garden Race.

The foreign camp OF cycle riders at
Manhattan Beach was augmented yes
terday by the arrival of another pair OF
Frenchmen who are to start in h In
ternational championship .six-day race,
which begins IN Madison Square GarA
den on Sunday night. The new. corners
are Constant MercIer n Constant
MarjOnette.
Marjonette was until recently a SOL
der. in the French army. but finding
military life in the French colonies too
strenuous he touk French leave"
Marjonette is one of the best ROAD
riders in Europe, and his team-mate.
Mercier. is rated as one of the best
handicap riders OF France.
Jean Gougoltz and Carl Kaser, the
German champion. who are team
mates, were given a fifty-mile work
out on the track at Manhattan Beach,
each covering twenty-five miles at a 2.26
gait and finishing good and fresh.
The entry list for the amateurs and
professional sprints on Saturday night
humber over a hundred In all. The star
amateurs are entered in the five-mile
race and the best professionals in
America, including Bald, Lawson and
Kramer, will start in the professional
syrints.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
LONG SHOTS NAMED
BY EVENING WORLD
RusseIIton at 20 to I and Lat
son at so to I Were Picked
to Finish in the Money.
fsnselal TO The Evening WORLDLY

tSneclal 10 Inc Evening World)
!. NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-There was
a regular avalanche Of winning long
shots yesterday. RusselTton went
through in the first race at 20 to 1. The
Evening World tipped him to run third.
Henry MCDANIEL and Moabina, the only
favorites of the day, went through in
the second and third races respectively.
Chanterelle. winner of the fourth event,
was as good as 100 to l at one stage Of
the betting. 1t was a ridiculously false
price against the mare. considering that
she won her last race in the mud at st.
Louis. Potheen, who ran second to
Chanterelle at 10 to l, was tipped to win
by The Evening World. Latson, who
won the fifth race at 50 to /, was tipped
to run second by The Evening World.
Dutch books were common during
the opening days of the meeting. Paul
Hoffman, a ~well-known Western layer,
made money beating the dutch books
the first three days of the meeting. He
says he had no trouble figuring out
Germans on every race last Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. Monday
there was a general tightening up and
no dutch books" have been noticed
since.
A dutch book means a slate without
a winning percentage. The player backs
every horse in the race and either wins
or breaks even. The worst he gets is
his money back. Spirited competition
between the books for business ID re-
sponslble for the ''dutching."
Apprentice jockeys continue to monop-
oHEe the riding honors here. Fuller pilot
| cd two mounts to victory yesterday.
Hack and Prince rode one apiece. Hell
gerson, who seems to be the best .
here, rode the other two winners. He5-
gerson is now the fashionable Jockey,
| and there is a general public play on
| all his nun
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THIRD RACE-sweet Alice 1,
Pride of Galore =. HnndhpInner =.
FOURTH RACE-JesSie Jnrbo 4,
KiIOR ram =, Rolling Boer =.

NEW ORLEANS RACE TRACK,
Dec. S-The track to-day was in very
bad shape, and the hot sun did little
to help things out The going was stltf
and holding. which put the heavy
weighted horses at a decided d~isadvant-
age.
The condition Of the track, however,
cut little hgure with the regulars, who
were out In force, and betting was as
good az ever.
As might have been expected, there
were many scratches, n some OF the
best horses We're withdrawn, In the
fourth race c. b. Campbell and Jack
DerrMd were both scratched, while w,
]. Seeboe was out Of the NTH,
TWenty-three books cut in and had all
the business they could handle.
FIRST RACE,
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WET LINKS FOR
THIS GOLF MATCH.
Travis and Mcdonald viii De-
eide Garden City Club Cham
pionship To-Day.

This threatens to be a wet ana nasty
day. but that will not in the least
dAmpen the interest of golf enthusiasts
In the match on the Garden city links
to-day between Walter j. Travis and c..
u. Mcdonald, which will be played to
decide the club championship.
Although Travis never lost n match
on the Long Island links. II Is not re-
garded ms sure that he Will defeat Nc
Donald to-day. The latter Is familiar
with the same links, and that fact to-
amateur champion OF 1900 n 1901 at
Lakewood makes the result appear
rather doubtful.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS
TO HAVE ASSOCIATION.
Question VIII lie. Brought Up at
Next W.. G. A. Meeting.

Professional golfers Of the Metropoli-
tan district are considering the forma-
tion of an association of their own.
There are such organizations in the
West and in Great Britain.
1t will be one of the questions brought
up for consideration at the coming meet
ing Of the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton. to be held in this city next month.
According to the constitution, the
powers Of the association are limited
to liking dates for pen tournaments,
and the management OF the annual VI.
q. A. championship, but this would not
prevent the professional matter from
being brought up under the head OF
NEW business"
The evening world., 1902-12-03
GIVE
UP NEW York;
Statement Made by johnson Might Mean that
Giants Will Have No Rivals After All.

A rather ambiguous statement has
been issued in Chicago by President
Ban johnson. of the American League.
1t follows the announcement thai only
two American League cities Will have
Sunday ball next season, n only on
the grounds OF these same cities-Chi-
cago and st. Louisville the sale OF
liquor be allowed.
This statement eNplodes the rumor
that the Johnson forces were to play
on Sundays In Weehawken or other
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New York suburbs.
Then anne the following from john
son, which 10 printed for what 1t Is
worth;
"~AccOrdinG to the terms of our
lease for the new park In New
York we cannOt give sunday exhi-
billions nor sell liquor ON the
pre- This, OF course, gives
mo- chance, as far ~ New York Is
concerned, as we Will not invade
the suburbs there.n
The evening world., 1902-12-03
RACE TRACK FOR
KANSAS CITY.
Ed. Corrlgan and Company of
Capitalists Will Build a Mile
CourSe--To Race Next Fall.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. SD Cor
rigan. the Chicago horseman. and a
number OF local capitalists have, It is
announced. decided to organize n COM
pany, with a capital OF S25O.OOO, to con-
struct a mile track in Kansas City.
Already an option on ground In the
southeastern portion OF the city has
been secured, and Mr.. Corrigan says:
I'VE will a one race meeting next
fall and after that two meetings each
season. Some OF the best horses in the
country will he brought here"
The evening world., 1902-12-03
COCHRAN WILL RIDE
FOR L0TOS STABLE.

Jockey Harry Cochran has at last been
engaged for next year. He will ride for
the Lotos Stable. What his salary will
he has not been learned. 1t will not be
announced until the papers are signed.
While the Lotos Stable does not figure in
the big winners OF the past season. II.
nevertheless, secured enough money
with its horses 10 keep the stable in hay
and oats for the winter. Trainer Edward
Hehner says he expects to ave n better
stable next year.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
IN PURSES
FOR RACES ON ICE.
Canadian Organization Expects to
Have Great Meet in January.

OTTAWA. Dec. 3.-owners Of horses
that race on ice will have a chance to
reap a money harvest this winter, for
the Central Canada Ice Racing Associ-
alton hRa decided to hang up 1900 in
purses for the big meet from Feb. 2 to T..
The programme viii be In the hands
Of the printers by the end OF this week.
and II will contain the names OF some
Of the best ice horses In America. The
club, In putting up this big money, says
thar II iRtenpa to have ite racing second
70 none IN the country.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
FIGHTS MAHER
SIX ROUNDS TONIGHT,
Contest in Philadelphia Will Probably Be an
Exhibition of SIugging.

lent chance of getting in this blow on
Maher. as the latter fights with an open
guard at close quarters.
The winner of this contest will be
matched to hight philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
INDIANS NEW CAPTAIN
Is A LIGHT WEIGHT

CARLISLE, Dec. 3.-James johnson,
who played quarterback on the Indian
football team, has been elected captain
Of next years team. Johnson weighs
only $40 pounds. but showed such excel
lent football ability that his choice for
the position was unanimous. He Is a
StockbridGe Indian. The Carlisle In
dams Western trip will be decided on
within a week. Fr
The evening world., 1902-12-03

N has remained for New Orleans to demonstrate to the racing public that
there ire other ways of getting the money than by picking the winners. 1t
has always been the rule to separate the bookmaker from his cash by per-
fecuy legitimate methods. a bit tame and slow, but safe and sure.
The latest method at New Orleans has dash and originality about It,
The operator must be bold and daring. The operator does not yet o n a
winner. He does not walt until the numbers go up. He simply waits untl
an innocent cashiers head Is turned the other way and then helps himself
TO what he thinks ought to be coming to him. Sometimes the cashier turns
suddenly and breaks in OF the lone play. Then there is a freefor-an dash
across the ring through the paddock and perhaps ON the street and all
records are broken,
To those who have been unsuccessfuny trying TO get money by picking
winners during the past season, this latest fashion at New Orleans will
strongly commend itself. It is rapidly becoming the vogue for 1t has not
been done only once but several times.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Firher TO wrsstse Herr1ck.

George Fisher. wrestling instructor of the
Ne~ Polo A. A.. and partner Of George pothnsr.
lightweight champion OF the world. Niil, on
nee. II. meet Frank Herrlek. assistant wrsht-
flnR inatruetar OF New York Athletic Club. In
4 handicap match, cateh-sa-cRteh-eAn Htyle,
girAnRle-hold barred Hsrrick viii endsayor 70
throw Fisher three tines In one hour. THU
svsnt win be hAlA ct the New Polo A. A..
Qpe Hundred and THsatyYpinls agrast sAA PArl
The evening world., 1902-12-03
ATTITUDE
DISPLEASES CORNELL.
Opposition to Professional Coach
May Cause IthncanS to Change
Plans.

ITHACA, Dec. 3.-Even though the
English Henley Regatta Committee does
not pass the proposed rule that all crews
entered in the regatta shall not have the
services of a professional coach. Cornell
may not send a crew to England.
The Ithacans do not like the attitude
assumed by the committee and are sorry
that the ance are against their being
represented in the big race, for they
believe that with only one of last years
crew gone they would prove dangerous
foes for the Englishmen.
The evening world., 1902-12-03

"a FULL,PURsE NEVER LAoKss
FRIENDS" The advertiser whOr
ognizes the value Of sundsykSVVsside
WantssnoysrlaC kslasnA
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Tom MaybIn jumped away In front,
made all the running and won cleverly
by two lengths from Tancred, who fin
ished strong and beat Mathilde four
longths for the place. Mount Hope and
NImbls Nag showed plenty OF speed,
but died away In the last quarter.
aECOND RACE.
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star Eood, Won eSsed up. Time--l b.
Jessie Jarboe stole a winning lead me
could never be headed. Kilogram about
ran his race. but Rolling Boer labored
In the going. The Widow was out
classed.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
DISCIPLINE HAS NOT
CURED PULLMAN.
Jockey - Again Suspended %
siisbshayior AZ Ineieside Pest,

IHcIsCp, Dec. q Jockey
nufllnah Who Is now riding at the Insle-
sack, has seen put under the ban
~ was eet down for three days
FOR miahehavior Al the post on
apd Hfdner Burns ard Bull
tfiaaiafe4#sn4 ~ Tie. Hnehoy
taaa = aef Yesterday.
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broad 10 FlKht Tpths.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Especial 20 The Evening worid)
RACE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS.
Dec. 3.-The entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows:
First RAcs-FEo,ysaF-Olasi Ave and a halt fur
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Sporting.

CHICAGO HANDICAPER, 233 Broadway, OS.l
subscribers invariably beat races; investtgltloi
conviRces everybody: leading tlpsterH' sslecAlonl
and guaranteed bets free for comparison. Or
opposite Post-Ohico.
FoR ~sALE-Cigar store. sporting gooda ana BOD
parlor; good location. 1850 Sd ave-. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1902-12-03
Six furlOnGs; ell ssss.

Peter Duryea. a big, strong horse,
took n notion 10 run to-day and won
g~alloping. Nabocklish tired and proved
an easy ytctin to Peter Duryea's great
rush 1T the finish, Georgia Gardner
ran a good race.
THIRD RACE,
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDTF

35 years a specialist In disease OF men. Under
DIR. GRINDLE's scientific t~reatmsnt biooa an
skin diseases. pains in the bones, red Apola, 0or
throat and mouth. ulcers, palnful sWolllnga
kidney and bladder complaint, BoaldlnG, in4an.
nation. gravel, Sc, are speedily cured. InpodE
msnta removed. Sufferers. do not waste tlml
visiting less skilful physicianA Remember. DR.
GRINDL has a record for marvellous cur6a
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS at III West 18th N.
between 9Th and 7h ayes. Advice free. 7Esdl
cine 81. Hours Q to9, SUNDAYS. 0 to O.
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Sweet Alice waited on Pride OF Galore
and ran over her in the stretch, hand-
spInner, slow to begin. closed fast, II
was strictly n three-horse race.
FOURTH RACE,
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championship in Montreal

The national skating championship will be
held In Montreal Feb, Z. 1903. and In connec-
,Ion with these championships the professional
speed skating championships OF the world will
take place.
The evening world., 1902-12-03
ALICE WINS
THE THIRD RACE.
Peter Duryea Takes the Second
Event and Tom Maybin Beats
TanCred In the First.
THE

FIRST RACB-Tom MnybIn 1,
TRncred 2. MRthiIde 3.
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SECOND RACE-Petcr DuryeH 1.
NnbocIIiAh =, Azun q.
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Handicap. mile aud seventy yards; for three
year Olds and upward.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
Maxwell Will Make a Contest.

Abilene, Texas, April l6.-Hon.
o. r. Maxwell of Cisco, candidate
for congress from the Sixteenth
district, was here yesterday.
In regard to his county going
for Judge Smith of Colorado City
for congress, Mr.. Maxwell said :
On the face of the returns Judge
Smith carried the county by some
thirty-four votes. 1t is well for
the democracy of this district
to look carefully into this matter.
At our democratic executive COM
mittee meeting last Saturday
there was positive proof that at
several of the boxes u number of
tickets were voted and counted
with the heads of tickets torn off
or otherwise mutilated. The
committee held that a contest
must be filed before the boxes
could be opened and a recount
had, shall be compelled TO
contest the result, and, if upon
examination, find that Judge
Smith has carried the county by
even one vote / shall withdraw
from the race. Otherwise | am in
it to the finish. "
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

his death, and really never de-
termined just how he was hurt,
have agreed TO take S25, 200 and
divide it up among them as their
compensation. Of course the
government will pay the bill and
have the matter done with. and
people won't kick much, for the
tax will fall light upon the in
divlduaI. Justa- good corps
of physician: could have been en-
plCyed by an individual to have
treated John Smith for the same
length of time for 81 ,OOOat highest
and the chances are
they would have found the lost
ball and saved the patients ife.
Messenger.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

That retribution follows wrong
doing is no accident. Punish
ment falls on the head of the
offender just as surely as a house
will come down about the ears of
the man who enters it and pulls
down it's pillars, The Greek call
ed it Nemesis, the modern scien-
fist calls it the moral law, the
Christians call it God, but
whatever the force is, it is there.
GAS we SOW, so shall we reap" is
ancient text, the fulfillment of
which you can read in the news
columns of any newspaper. He
who sows the wind reaps the
whirlwind. Immunity is but for
a time. In the end no guilty man
escapes, Houston Post.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
Reaping the Whirlwind.

The recent tragedy in North
Fifteenth street, Philadelphia,
in which the negro coachman
murdered the mistress of the
house where he was employed,
and her two children, besides it's
tragic horror, carries with it an
impressive moral. By the MUIR
ders there was revealed one of the
common instances of a so-called
"double life" A man of APP
parent responsibility, of a high
position in the business world, by
the crime of servant is found to
have been maintaining two
families, one his lawful family,
the unlawful one sub rosa, in
fancied secrecy and security.
The case il a common one, and
the moral, too, is common. 1t is
Be sure your sin will find you
out. 1t may be sooner, it may
be later, in one way or another,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

but surely, inevitably the Nov
ing finger that writes the fate OF
men and of nations will one
day stop and point out the
wrongdoer fixedly and unmis-
takably to his bitter humiliation
and shame.
Those to whom sweet religion
is reality and not a mere rhap-
sody of words need not the rep
etition of the eternal truth that
is blazoned in the Scriptures,
which solemnly pronounces,
1.-The way of a transgressor is
hard. " If Christian men and wo-
men step aside from the narrow
way of the pilgrims progress into
the primrose path, the end of
which is destruction, by many a
tenet and precept of holy writ they
are forewarned. They have
Moses and the prophets and the
light of the New Testament to
keep their feet from stumbling
to guide them back when they
have gone astray. But to those
who lack the help of religion a
word should be said that is not
dreamed of in ordinary philoso-
ply.
And this is: That it is scien-
tific fact that in this world of
ours there is in operation, as
powerful and as universal as the
law of gravitation, the moral law.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

When cattlemen refused TO sell
their cattle IA feeders last fall,
but insisted in holding on to them,
even when they had to borrow
money 80 carry them through the
winter, there were many conserva-
tive business men who shook their
heads and feared disaster, says the
Denver Record-Stockman. Thanks
to Providence and an open winter,
those who carried their cattle
through have made money, and
those who went still further and
fed them all winter made still
more money. Rangemen who
never dreamed of feeding cattle
for market, tried the experiment
during the past winter and with
success that has astOnished them
beyond measure. Will they do it
again? Just watch 'em.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
Straight Texans at $6.25

What was probably the highest
price ever paid in quarantine in
Kansas City for straight Texas
cattle was realized today by Will
liam Bryant, of Midlothian, Tex,
His bunch of 103 head sold at
25,averaging I ,007 lbs. A single
load at 800 lbs, lacking in flesh,
sold at $3.50, They were all
grade ShorthCrns and Herefords,
mostly dehorned, and one and
two years old. MIR. Bryan fed
these cattle himself, but was not
here to see them sell.
Kansas City in March sold
quarantine cattle at $3.50, but
they were not straight Texans
The price today was reported &c
be the highest ever paid here fol
such. -Drovers Telegram.