davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1902-10-21
YANGER'S CHANCE
AGAINST TERRY.
Tomorrow Night with
Tim Callahan Will Show LAST
erners Chicagoan's Ability.

Tim Callahan. the clever Philadelphia
feather-weight, and Benny Yanger, the
indicated Italian fighter of Chicago.
will try conclusions in a six-round bout
before the Penn Art Athletic Club, OF
Philadelphia, Tomorrow night. 1t will
be Yanger's first appearance in a bout
in that city. and it will also show just
what chance he will stand with Nc
Govern when they meet In Chicago
next month.
"Corbett" Not Going West.
Through a misunderstanding with the
Chicago fight promoters Young Cor
bett." the champion feather-weight, did
not go to Chicago yesterday to fight
Jack o'Keefe, the Windy City light
weight. The Denverite got as far as
Philadelphia on his way West when he
vas informed that the match was Off.
"Corbett' remained in the Quaker City
and lost no time in arranging a bout in
Its stead. He went looking for a match.
The officials of the Washington Sport
Ing Club met the champion and offered
a match with Young Erne." the great
little Quaker fighter. A $1,000 guarantee
met the approval of "Corbett' and he
signed the articles of agreement for a
six-round bout to be decided on Nov. q.
Denny Hall. champion lightweight Of
the Fourth Ward, is training for his
fight with Willie Fitzgerald in Philadel-
phia on Saturday night. Gus Gardiner
is handling Hall and thinks he will
beat Fitzgerald.
Alex Greggains has issued a challenge
in behalf of George Gardner for a match
with Corbett. Fitzsimmons or Kid Nc
Coy for a side bet of $500.
Parson Davies is now managing kid"
Broad, The kid" meets Buddy
Ryan in Chicago on Oct. 81.
Curley Supplies. the Buffalo light
weight boxer, who is now in West Vir-
ginla training to box Joe Leonard at
Austin, Pa. expects to start for Eng
land early next month. He will be
managed by Tom Canon, the Graeco-
Roman wrestling champion. and will be
matched against the best light-weights
of Great Britain.
Boxing is to be revived in Cincinnati
on Oct. q, when the new Avenue Ath-
letic Club. formerly the Abbey, will give
a ten-round exhibition between Gus
Bezenah and Biz Mackey. of Findlay,
two of the best bantam-weights in Ohio.
If Tommy Ryan has his way he will
meet Philadelphia Jack OnBrien in Kan
sas City. The idea of taking on the
Philadelphia In his own city is not
relished by the middle-weight champion,
who says when he mixes 1t he wants an
official judgment rendered. The six
round proposition also is far from
Ryan's liking. a longer bout being much
preferred.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
WILL DECIDE FATE
OF GIANTS RIVALS.
American League Will Consider
Plan to Place Team Here at
Coming Meeting in Chicago.

Although Ban johnson has statad
y the annual American League
meeting would not be called until next
month, 1t has been learned that It will
be held within two weeks in Chicago.
Ihe action OF the players signed for
INC New York club of the league has
Irrltated the young organizations Off
elais' and the meeting will be held ear
Her than was expected. The players
nave expressed dissatisfaction at the
uncertainty apparent in the placing of
q CLUB in the metropolis.
1He real business of the meeting will
pc the development OF work toward
making the Giants rival a sure thing.
The syndicate controlling that plan will
make known their efforts and the
league Will be asked to formally adopt
or reject the plan.
Other news OF the baseball world is
that the National League will be a
fwelve-club circuit next year. The news
comes from Baltimore and is to the
effect that the Monumental City will be
In the circuit In 1903. John /. V. Murphy.
no. with John @. Toison. was APP
pointed receiver OF the Baltimore Club
uf the American League, is the ma
e@sho says that such a thing is sure L
come to pass,
The evening world., 1902-10-21
RACING NOTES..

Jockey Lueien Lyme. who, according to re-
ports. expected 10 ride in CslitornIi the coming
winter. said yesterday that he had made no ar
rsngemsntS for the winter yet, but that he would
not 90 TO the coast. It IL quite likely that Lyme
Will ride at New Orleans for a part OF the winter
season.
Arthur Fsathtrstone's ally Pretoria was Jumped
upon and cut down in the ahh race at Morris
Park yesterday. she will probably not race AGAIN
this season.
Boots Dernell, the jockey-tralner. who had
his licsass as = rider revoked IN France lat
season. trains MeChesney. the crack Western
thrss-ysAr-oid. Denell is anxious to race his
horse against HermlS, but there IL only q slight
possibility OF a race
The METROPOLITAN Turf Association Of Book
makers will contribute $500 TO the Csmstsry and
Hospital Fund OF the New York Press Club.
Grey Friar. winner o; the Grand Union Hotel
/ Stakes At Saratoga and conqueror OF Aestuil In
the colt division OF the Matron Stakes at MarrIs
Park, will be retired for the season. He IL
eligible for the white Plains Handicap. 10 be
run the closing day Of the current meeting. but
Will not Be . starter.
John A. brakes hoFsss will 90 into winter
quarters at Cumberland Park. Nashville, at the
cless OF ths Norris PARK meeting, Arrangements
have already been made with Herbert Temple Cor
the transportation Of the entiEe string - shAt
point early next week.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
THREE WESTERN JOCKEYS
SUSPENDED AT WORTH.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l-The ban OF the
stewards Of the Worth Jockey Club
has fallen on three OF the best Jockeys
at the track. Coburn, Dean and T~reanor
have gained disfayor and have been
suspended indefinitely.
Coburn's punishment Is said to be due
to foul riding In the Columbia Handi-
cap Saturday. when he caused Rolling
Boer to interfere with McChesney and
Lucien Appleby. Dean was suspended
for INSTRUMENTATION and Treanor's Of
Tense was foul riding in the sixth race
on Saturday.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
ELEVEN
FIGURES THE BEST
On Paper Capt. Weekes's Men
Are Better Than Any of the
Big Six 'VarSities.

This is an of week. n calm before
the storm, in the football world. AL
the zig teams are spending their time
IN practice getting ready for the real
struggles that m next Satur-
day.
The figures for the games played In
the sO-called preliminary season Just
ended are interesting and show Colum-
bia to be the only one of the big
]elevens to have gone through without
being scored against.
Harvard, Yale. Princeton and Penn
sylvanil have all been scored upon,
while Yale and Cornell are the only
teams to have scored more points tina
the local team,
'rho t,hla nf srnrna fnlInWa..
The evening world., 1902-10-21

For Forty Years DIR. David
Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy has
been used with success in the
treatment of Kidney and Blad-
der troubles. 1t has never failed
to produce some degree of relief,
even in the most obstinate
cases, and its continued use gen.
orally results In a complete cure.
It is sold in two sizes, SOC. and
ST per bottle.
Trial bottle free. apply to W. s. Rocksy's
Drug Stores, Sh ave. and 34th st, 9th ave.
and 42d ST., New York, or mention Evening
Word and address DR.. DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION. Rondout, n. Y.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
WORTH WINNERS.

WORTH RACE TRACK. CHICAGO,
Oct. 2l.-The winners of the races
scheduled to be run here this afternoon
were as follows:
First Race-Seven-eighths OF a mile
Harvey, I to . n Z to 8, won; Lime
light, even for place, was second. and
Rabunta third. Time--12s 2-5.
Second Race-One mile.-Won by
Banter, o to 2 and even: Prince of En-
durance, s to 3 for place, was second
Jackfull third. Time-1.I.
Third Race-Three-duarters of a mile,
3: Andes, ever for place, was second
Fake third. Time-1.13.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIS, Oct. FL
heraees scheduled to be run here this
: afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-Mile and a quarter.-Mor-
rs Wilmer, 5 to 2 and even, won Eocrys.
. 70 ] for place. was second and Little
Iois third. Tfme-2O9 81.
Second Race--Five and one-half fur
zauss.-lVona by HANNAH Lady, / to Q
p even Hfonte, . 4 ! Tor place. was
Neqnd y advocate third. Tme-1.G9.
Third Hace-Mile and seventy yards
On p heury Bert, 5 TO ! and 2 to 1;
HNpnds 10 3 for place. was second:
zz EHu itme-1.t5 IL.
tats4 8ace-One ana one-sixteeuth
lyon BY Brutal, y to / md
euaa <alfd. Ttu II 81
The evening world., 1902-10-21
MORNING WORK
OUTS AT MORRIS PARK.
BeImont's Fire Eater Reels Off Seven Fur
longs in I.32-River Pirate Does Mile in LAC.

per and a. stable mate turned sever
furlongs in 1872.
James Mclaughlin sent Mystic Bell
and Sontag six furlongs in 1.2o. Eugenia
Burch and Frocks n Frills breezed
the same route in 1.25.
August Belmont's Fire Eater ratified
off seven %furlon~- in 1872. 1t was a
neat move. and the smart racer did 1t
without taking a long breath. Anak,
Masterman, Namtor. Mizzen and others
trotted and cantered. W. p. Burch sent
Ornature a mile in $50. Grey Frlar got
a short breather at half speed.
7. ]. Healey's Glennevis turned a mile
in 1.52 1-2. CinQuevalli, Wild Thyme and
others got Jogging work.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
Change in Lakewood Polo Dates.

Chairman Herbert. OF the Polo Association.
announces the following changes in the pro-
gramne Of the IAksWoc Polo Club Tournament:
Wednesday, Oct. %. second event for Carasaljo
Cups, Squadron A VS.. westchester FreebootsrS:
Saturday, Oct. %, third event for CarasAlIo
Cups, Lakewood vs. RoekAWayi Tuesday, Oct. rs,
anal event.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
Platter WINS STAKE RACE
AND BREAKS A RECORD
CONTINUED from First Page.)

easily by two lengths. Rockwater and
Col. BIZ raced head and head TO the
OF It. Col. Bill then held second place
to the stretch, where RockwIter, Ig-
inter and South Trimble closed. Col.
BIZ fell back beaten and Rockwater
Trimble. who beat Igniter n head.
FIFTH RACE.
The evening world., 1902-10-21

Reszke, who raced head and head with
the ally to the turn, where they swung
wo lengths in front OF Cameron and
the rest. Par Excellence died to moth
Ing in the run home, and DE Reszke held
his lead to the last sixteenth, where
Cameron tool h lead. Then Huntressa
came with a rush and mailing Cameron
won by a head in a hard drive. Caugh-
nawaga was third, three lengths behind
Cameron.
NTH RACE.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
". |. GLENNY WINS
FROM EGAN At GOLF
The College Stars Are at Work
for Championship Of the Links
at MorristoWn.

MORRISTOWN. y. j, Oct. 2l.-Har-
ward played Columbia this morning in
the opening match a the team cham
! pionship Of the intercollegiate Golf
Association at the Morris County Golf
Club. The winning team met Yale, the
present champions. in the afternoon,
when Princeton played Pennsylvania.
All the matches were at eighteen holes.
six men on a team. The count was by
an original method adopted by the as.
ISOLATION. the winner in each pair
counting / for his college plus one-half
the holes he was up over his opponent.
The Harvard team was the strongest
in men OF records ever to drive off on
an American links. 1t included II.
Chandler Egan, champion Of the West
ern Golf Association; his cousin, Walter
ESan. runner up In the amateur cham
pions OF the American 1nterscholaStic
Golf Association, f.. p. Holllns, jr.. n
9. owen Winston. Columbia was not so
strong In stars, but its team was a we'll
balanced one.
C~hicaRo's strongest player did not live
up to his reputation and Glenney beat
him out by one up This was the only
upset of the morning. public form set
tling all the other matches, although
jackson made Murdoch go the game of
his life to win.
Cheney was two up at the turn. At
the fourteenth the match was all square,
one TO play, but Egan won the last
hale Tho ga TH WAS
The evening world., 1902-10-21
Sporting.

CHICAGO HANDICAPPED, 2s3 Broadway; Will
SONS specials. &c.. jung a~pseials, Dan
amIth's, Naxim = Gay'a. Boiing'sa DlszterA
Two-sDsrs ana ~ sshsEa tee fas ecHsaEisoA
The evening world., 1902-10-21
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.
lspecL.l to rhe EVENING worId.l

RACE TRACK, PARK, Oct. 2l.-rhe
entries fe' to-mo1oW's races are as follows;
First Race-steeplechase handicap: for three
rear-old. and up; about two miles.
The evening world., 1902-10-21

fullbuck. and kuowlton. the tackle. for
the first time In two weeks put new life
in the work yesterday.
The evening world., 1902-10-21
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

35 years a specialist in diseases of men. unasP
DIR. GRINDLE's scientific treatment blood snd
skin diseases, pains In the bones. red spots. core
throat and mouth. ulcers, painful sTallings.
kidney and bladder complaint. scaldlng. iuaam-
nation, gravel, &C.. are spsedtly cured. Impsdl-
ments removed. Sufferers do noe waste time
visiting less skillfui physicians. Remember, DR..
oFFTCB OVER % EAR at III West 18th e.,
bstwssn 9Th ana 7th ayes. Advice frsa. Nsdl.
cine 81. Hours. 0 to 0. Sundays, Q ee
The evening world., 1902-10-21
one mile,

ataTt IaF. won rIdden out, T~Ime-I.4O4A.
Par Excellence wal the pacamaker
aarly. but was soon Joined 9y De
The evening world., 1902-10-21

EXPERT specialist for females; Irregularities
AN0mBAuEA skt-Hass 90 - -s.
The evening world., 1902-10-21

cornell' total ......., l7sI Opponents total ,.... /
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

LII 10 [
IA small town in Posen, near the
Silesian frontier, stil Keeps that relic
Of other centuries, the night Waterman
who calls the hours OHe night-the
London Telegraph tells this remark,
able story-olle of the watRhnaen, an
old worthy long in service, failed to
blow his whistle wheu h clock struck
hour.
The b~urgornaster Summoned the .de,
g1inauefit to account for his negligence
After some hesitation he declared that
his last tooth had dropped cut, and
that heScould not hold IN his msuth the
official fiat tin whistle.
council was called, ard the subject
was graEety discussed. Finally one Of
the members said that he had heard of
q dentfstsIn Berlin who supplied arti-
fetal teeth. After long debate the coun-
ell appropriated money to send the
aged Warcnman to Breslau to get a5set
of neW-teeth.
In due time the Waterman reported
that his teeth had arrived. That night
h burgpmasterg sat up to hear the re-
suit. To his establishment, there was
no#whisre at 10, IL or at midnight. The
next morntag he summoned the watch
mann
.sYou hHve got your teeth" he said
indignantly why dosyon not whistle
Yes. II got a new set OF teeth
replied fhes4Gld "a but doctor
told me 20 put them IN water at3night..
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

Mrs, X. Schneider, 24O9 Thirty-seyenth
Place. Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"Affer taking several remedies
without result, I began in January,
1901, to take your valuable remedy,
Peruna. I was q complete wreck.
Had palpitafion of the heart, cold
hands and feet, female weakness, no
appetite, trembling; sinking feeling
nearly all the time. You said / was
suffering with systemic Cafarrh, and l
believe fhat / received your help In
the nick of time, L followed your
directions carefully and can say today
that 1 am well again. \ cannot thank
You enough for my cure. IWM always
be your debtor. IhaYe already recon-
Enended Peruna to my friends and
neighb0rs and they all praise IT, /
wish that all suffering would
try 1t. 1 testify this according to the
truth. Mrs. X. Schneider.
Over half the women have catarrh in
BONE form or another. And yet, prob
ably, not a tenth of the women know
that their disease is catarrh. TO dis
tinguish catarrh OF various organs it has
been named very differently.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
ABOUT nBRoTHER JoNATHAN.r
A..ax@ the Term Arose as a Desionatio,
Is II for Areric,ns - ls+

The Term Arose as a Designation
for Americans.
8osaon transcript: The legend tina,
GhE,fernor Trumbull Of Connecticut was
n jonathan from whom came the
designation of Brother Jonathan, as
hpplled to the American people, has
had the run of careless commentaries,
adter-dlnner oratory n Qualifications
OF the Nutmeg state in particular for
ABOUT half a century. This was on tins
strength of a. Norwich newspapers in
terView in 1886 with an alleged revolu-
tlonary veteran, who. on comparison OF
Gates turns out to have been 8 years
OLD when, according to his account,
Washington remarked, I'VE must con-
suit Brother Jonathan This Nutmeg
Is now finally shown to be a manufac-
tured article by Albert Matthews in
n OF his, h~ne-toothcomb winnowings
or all the literature bearing on a given
moot point. :
Mr.. Matthews citations prove tina
Jonathan" was the original term; thai
1t arose during the revolutionary war.
when 1t was employed, as a mildly de-
rlsive epithet, by the loyalists, and, APP
Piled by. them to those who espouscd
the, American cause; that it was for
some time avoided by the Americans
themselves that when, late in the
eighteenth century, the Americans took
1t up they used it to designate a coun-
try pumpkin, and that gradually it
came into popular vogue on both sides
of the Atlantic as an a%ppellation Of the
American people. s.
The English contempt for Puritan
ism, such as found expression in the
term "barebones parliament" applied
to the commonwealth parliament, ia
d~iscernible in it, and it was evidently
used in the am popular acceptation
as are now the Macs and O's," mean
ing Irish, Isaac" and Rachael and
.Minzenheimer," meaning the Jews
Hans" the Dutch, and SO on. +
AS usual In MI. Matthews unique
studies, the footnotes are the richest
part ofsthis brochure. Here is one for
the 18th Of June, showing that, even
after the Bunker Hill h~loodshed, there
were enough "pro-Beers," as they
would have been called during the
struggle to maintain the British SOW
erelgnty' over us, to secure the print
ing Of pro-American articles in Eng
Iish magazines occasionally. r-a-.
Said "Almons Remembrancer'' OTIS:
"But. this action has shown the su-
periority of the kings troops-Has it
indeed? 'How-'Why, they with a pro-
portion Of field artillery, and with the
assistance of ships, armed vessels and
boats, and with the encouragement Of
certain and speedy reinforcement if
necessarily attacked and defeated above
three times their own numbers
What three times their own umbers?
Of whom,t pray? OF French or Span
ish reguiars?-No, of the Americans
OF the Americans! What, OF those das-
tardly, ~hypocritical towards, who
{Lord Sandwich knows) do not feel
bold enough to dare to look a soldier
in the face!" e
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

Outside, over the barracks, with his
usual precision, Curtis pointed out to us
the troop of twenty men, ready Il
ed, and our horses standing by. l was
up on Roger at once, for I had the dear
old nag again safe and sound. And we
rode away south giving the word and
a greeting to h pickets as we passed
out of camp into the<tnight and the I'M
certain neutral country. The COM
mand had been passed along for silence,
and Sc we rode hour by hour steadily
southwark, until by the distance my
heart began to beat faster, for by now
I had begun to know the country, and
1 saw we must be fast nearing a certain
fated house. II I could but see her once.
This way, Jack and Balfort," said
Curtis out of the darkness; and we
moved a hundred yards in advance If
the troops. I'VE are getting near the
place."
"And I should like to know" began
Acton. 49,, g.
"Why we are here Well, listen.
There is an impression that an attempt
has been planned to recapture Andre,
who was to. have been taken tonight
down this side of the river and carried
over to the other bank, on his way to
Tappan for trial. The colonel had word
from headquarters this evening, at six,
hat the plans are changed. "
Andre goes from West Point without
crossing, and we are to take the Brit
ish squad, Or troop, that will come here
to take him.. They nay be on hand now.
They may not come till later, as the
prisoner vas to cross about four in the
morning. At all events, the meeting, OF
place of concealment, will be in q
house here at Gowan's Ferry, which
will show you" My heart gave a double
jump as he went on: "We shall divide
into three parties, one going south, one
eastward, n the other making an at
tempt to enter the house."
''Give me the house, Curtis" said !
quickly; II want work badly"
He said nothing, n we moved on;
when, as if by magic, I recognized in
the darkness the wood-lined road and
in another moment, coming out into the
open, I knew the house where / had last
| seen Deborah Philipse. Turning to Cur
tbs to urge my point now with added
fervor, I caught a fierce yet mournful
look in his face as he gazed With wide
eyes at the old mansion, Inc the re-
quest froze my lips. He looked long as
we waited for the troop to come up.
and then, as If by an effort, turned his
face towards me and said:
"Balfort, take six men and enter that
house, if you can. Once there, conceal
your men and take anything and any
body who tries to enter. l go south tt
meet them with six troopers, and Ac-
ton will cover the country to the east
ward with the others" .#
I said not a word, but as I picked the
! sergeant and five men, 1 fervently anC
silently thanked heaven. -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
PELVIC TARRH
CAUSES
%Palpitation of the Heart, Cold Hands and Feet, Sinking Feel
ings-Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.

60 --a. HA. ~ w. %t2SGSW|
One woman has dyspepsia, another
another liver complaint. another con-
sumption, another female complaint.
These women would be very much sur
prised to hear that they are all $sliffering
with chronic catarrh. But tits SO, never
thcless.
Each one of these troubles and n great
many more are simply satarrii-that is
chronic Inflammation Of the mucous lining
of whichever organ is affected. Any in
ternal remedy that will cure catarrh in
one location will cure it@in any other.
This is why Peruna has become2so Justly
famous in the cure Of female diseases. 1t
cures catarrh wherever located. Its cures.
remain. Peruna does not palliate--its
cures.
Hon. Joseph B. Crowley Congressman
from Illinois. writes from Robinson. Ill,
tarrhal tonic, Peruna. Congressman
Crowley says: s3
.ttfrs. Crowley has taken a number
of bottles of PeriiHa on account or
nervous troubles. IL has proven a
strong tonic and lasting cure. L can
cheerfuHy recommend II n--J. 81.
Crowley.
AisCutdIIH UOOhS SeIlLsICCe &uyS&Iue .Ie-2
runa Medicine Co, Columbus. Ohio.
Ii you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use Of Terunns
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving u
full stat ement of your case and he will,
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
. Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus
Ohio. @
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

The western senator had the floor.
1t was a great speech and good, and
pictured in glowing colors Nexada's
future. II only men would be wise In
their generation and make the aIypro-
priation for irrigation. He left nothing
unsaid. He def1ed argument and finally
concluded by declaring solemnly:
In fact, gentlemen, all Nevada needs
ls more water and better society,"
Whereupon Mr. F~essenden, observed:
Il would like to remind the gentle
man from the west that that is all he'll
needs" @
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

he was to make an address to Yale's stu
dents, was dining in the college grounds
with q group of instructors n sopho-
mores who manifested a been interest In
the old c%onedian's views on s~piritualism.
''One branch Of. believers in is~pirltualism,
Mr.. Jefferson" said a seph. ARE Of the
opinion that we shall have the same char
acter of work in the woela to come as on
in feayen2~ We'll" pepated Jefferson, II
lave given, the subject same consideration,
and I'm&afraid that, # I reach the gate,
Saint Peter Will shake his head at me and
say: For heavens sake. Joe. change your
r~oles!," f,ssy