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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24

The Twentieth Century club met
with Mrs. Mo Levine, Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home on West Bar
raque street About seventeen ladies
were present and the game Of prCgres-
sive cuchre was played. Mrs. Levine
used white and red carnatiorB in the
apartments in which she entertained.
and this color scheme was carried out
In the ices and refreshments that she
served Mrs. Lewine's guests for the
afte rnoon beside the club members,
were Mrs Richter, Mrs Harry Levine
and Mrs Falk. The first prize, an
embroidered center piece. fell to Mrs
J. Michaels. The second prize was
received by Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg and
was a dresser scarf in Mexican drawn
work The guest prize of dainty hand
kerchiefs was given to Mrs. Richter
The club members present were Mrs.
|. w, Miller. Mrs. Leo Kastor, Mrs J.
Michaels. Mrs. Meyer Weller, Mrs S.
Bloom, Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg, Mrs. r.
B. Bloom, Mrs, Ed Wertheimer, Mrs
Will Kaufman. Mrs Louis Roth, Mrs
Adolph Bluthenthal. Mrs j. G.. Schloss,
Mrs. Rachel Kaufman and Mrs. Mo
| nu-ipo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24

Rev. c. NJ Aker will preach at both
morning AID evening services at
Riverside Methodist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24

Mary Montague Fox. the little
daughter of Mr. ans Mrs. Hugh Fox,
entertained her little friends from )
to 5 p. M, Tuesday afternoon. She
was assisted i'm receiving her little
guests Misses Margaret Fox. Ethel
Mann, Evan Gcree. Master Don Goree,
Miss Susie Ryland. Luciln Ryland
Misses Emily and Matte Fox assisted
Mrs Fox in looking after the comfort
of the little folks Mrs. Stroud pre-
sided over the punch bowl. The little
folks enjoyed themse elves with various
games, after which they were served
With delicious refreshments. The
little boys were presC&tod with base
balls and the little girls with jumping
ropes as souvenirs Of the occasion
They all spent a pleasant afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-24

The fireman's ball occurs next Tues
day evening, and large number OF
tickets have been sold for the occa
sion
The evening world., 1904-02-05

Six good bouts cardcd for tonight
should furnish some rare sport. TIT
principals arc well matched.
Here is the card:
JACK ROOT. the rugged light heavy
weight. and JOHN WILLIE. Of Chicago.
six rounds, at catch weights. at Bat
terry d, in Chicago.
MIKE DONOVAN, OF Rochester. vs..
YOUNG PETER JACKSON. OF Cali
fornia. fifteen rounds. before the Eureka
Athletic Club, OF Baltimore.
JACK O'NEILL. the hard hitting
feather-wcight. of Philadelphia. w.
BATTLING NELSON OF Chicago. six
rounds, at 100 pounds, before the Badger
a. c, OF Milwaukee.
ANDY DAILY. OF Boston. VS.. YOUNG
DONoHUE. Of Roxbury. Mass. fifteen
rounds. at l2s pounds. before the High
land A.,C., of Marlboro. Mass.
ROOF has not fought. since he de-
fcated Jim Flynn. Mt Pueblo. Col. ana
as that fight Just put him on edge
hn will doubtless he In fit shape to-
night for n great battle. O'Neili. who
fights Nelson. has been lighting IN
great form in Philadelphia. He has
all his battles there recently ana
Will probably put IN n great battle
against the Chicago lad.
The LcnoN A. C.. OF Philadelphia, will
put on n good show. Grin Jones. the
BROOKLYN bantam, viii clash In the star
bout with Johnny Allcn. Of PhlladeIphIn.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
M'COy
nut WITH CHAL-
LENGE TO FITZ,
~ O'BRIEN, RYAN.

kid" Mccoy will soon be seen IN
the ring again and against some of the
top-notchers. Ryan, o'Brien or Fitz-
simmons may be opponents of the clever
kid" He believes he can defeat either
or all of those mentioned, and will
gladly get down to matchmaking should
they show any inclination to tackle
him.
Mccoy would prefer meeting o'Brien
or Ryan In slx-round bouts. but would
take Fitz on for a longer period at
about September.
The light heavyweight championship
is what Mccoy has his eve on, and
in the hope of getting on a match with
Fitz for the title he Is training every
day at his gymnasium in West Forty
second street.
II will be in shape to enter the ring
In a couple of weeks said . C.
but l am going to take things easy
at first. That Is, / will go six rounds
with any OF those good fellows. II
will take n couple OF these fights 10
get me back in form and get my hand
In swing. A boxer must be real GOOD
10 meet Fitssimmons. but next fan !
will be there with the goods. I VIII
do plenty Of outdoor work during the
summer. with an occasional night as a
diversion"
The evening world., 1904-02-05
THREE BIG FIGHTERS Talk.
FITZ
BELIEVES THAT
O'BRIEN'S SIDE
- BET ISA

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 5.-Bob Fitz-
simmons has just returned from a two
days trip out of the city. He wal
shown the report OF how he was wanted
by Philadelphia Jack O'Brien to battle
for the middleweight title and a sid
bet OF $40, 000.
A long pause followed the perusal OF
the article by the ancient one. while he
ruminated.
We'll. you see, I don't like to ge,
mixed up in this word-painting affair"
said Fitz. "T will say, however, that
lost about 800 one night just because
thought 1 might get O'Brien into Q
match.
Il was TO show in Pittsburg, but
OBrlen came around with a PROPOSE
ton to fight me and bet 5000 on this
side. ! threw over tho engagement and
wired him that my money was posted
at a newspaper office and I would come
on Mt once, az soon as he let mo know
that he had lone likewise at a Phila-
delphia paper.
Il waited for a reply all. that evening
when / might have been earning money.
The reply never came.
NOW he wants to fight mo for
$4,000 instead Of $1,000. All l have to
say is that this IS probably twice as
big a blum ms his former one.
Il waste no more time and words nm
% Brien. | have got TO ave evidence
mat his money Is up before l Will listen
II tell you thi. o'Brien is MOI, thar.
as a fighter. He is a good man as fsi
as c~leyerness goes, but hght-woIi
that'li be about all. No use Knocking.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
. % 81; :;;. RING NEWS ' ;;;; :!;'

Jimmy Walsh, OF Boston, the loo-
pound champion of this country. will
make another trip to England shortly.
where he has been matched to meet
Digger Stanley, the English bantam
weight champion, in n nfteen-round
bout before the National Sporting Club.
of London. the first week in April, for
the lS-pound championship of the
world. D.
Bcebe and stone Ma, Meet.
Jack MrGuisan, matchmaker OF the
National \. G., OF Philadelphia. will
make another attempt to induce kid
Beebe, of the latter city, to box Jimmy
stone. of the Avonia A.. e.. In a six
round bout at his next show tomorrow
night. Bcrbc deliberately nunkcd out
Of his boa; with stone which was to
I'VE been fought on last Saturday
night.
briggs and willis Again.
Jimmy Briggs, the New England
fighter who made good in both battles
which he fought in Philadelphia. has
accepted an offer from Jack McGulgan,
matchmaker OF the National Athletic
Club. OF Philadelphia. to meet Billy
Willis, the Quaker city fcather-weight,
The evening world., 1904-02-05
! i! * 7 TO FIGHT
Little Frisco Fighter viii Call on Ola
Manager in Patsbmg and Then Come
to Mezv York.

We left Frisco Eddie gave his mother
a deed for a 5000 home
Speaking of the match between Cor
bett' and Britt, h coast feather
weight said:
"'Corbett' will surely beat Britt
but L doubt whether Britt IL sin
cere in his wishes to meet Cor
bctt.' 'Corbctt' heat me fair and
square. and consider him the
greatest lighter In the world"
OF his plans for the future Hanlon
said: While in the East l will try 10
pick up some money. and I don't care
whom the clubs secure as my opponents.
Alter calling on my former nag
Short. and seeing the East. / will bt
ready to fight in Boston, Fort Erie OF
Chicago. / would prefer a longer hghi
than six eunds."
Nate Lewis, Doc Message and several
other matchmakers offered Hahlot
some matches. but for the present ht
declined them all.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
HUGHEY MGOvERN
BEATS KID" BEEBE

ASHLAND, Pa. Feb. 5-HuEhey Nc
Govern. the bantam weight fighter of
South Brooklyn, was awarded the de-
cision over Kid Bccbc, OF. Philadel-
phia, at the end Of a tftocn-round bout
held here last night. Bccbe was no
match for McGovcrn. Tho latter hit
the Quaker lad when and whore he
pleased throughout the bout. After tho
FIRST round BSebc did not make an at
tempt To give McGovern a fight. He
continually clinched him TO avoid pun
ishmcnt McGovern tried hard 30 put
Becbc away, but the latter managed to
save himself by holding. Several times
the reArec had all he could do to sepa-
rate the pair. The decision in favor of
McGovern was well received by the
spectators.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
JEFF
DAYS HE has NOT
~ WIN
THE COLORLINE

Jim Jetfries has not withdrawn the
color line, as a report from Frisco SAID
On the contrary. the big Is
more determined than ever not to ngh
IL negro.
You can't make 1t too strong" said
he to an Evening World reporter iast
night. 81 don't think the public wants
me to defend my title against anybody
but a white man.
Don't think 1 am afraid Of a negro
I'm not. They can be licked Just az
easily as anybody else. 1 simply nave
promised myself tina I would fight only
white men. and I won't break my word
IL don't know who Is responsible for
the circulation of the report: but an!
how. saw there Is nothing In 1t.
II know The Evening World aualihed
the warn Yesterday and told its readers
not to believe till I was heard from.
We'll, I'VE been heard from now, and
that settles the subject, I hope
The evening world., 1904-02-05
RYAN AND O'BR|EN
GET PURSE OFFER

Joe Macais. the fstic promoter and
of pugilists, has been author
lied by NJ. j. Gallagher. of the Carbon
County a. c., of Mauch Chunk, Pa,
to offer Tommy Ryan ard 'Philadel-
phia Jack o'Brien sixty-fve per cent.
Of the gross receipts to box a fifteen
or twenty round bout on the after
noon OF May so.
The club has secured a lease Of a
building which will accommodate 10000
persons. Macais has notified both men
OF the offer. If they accept the club
will post 5000 as a guarantee that the
bout Will be brought of without n
interference from the authorities.
O'Brien has practically accepted.
n few months rest before he fights
again.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
Leaving for the Pacific
Coast, Fighting Irish
q man" Expresses Great
Confidence in His AbiI-
ity to Beat Champion
Feb. 29.
Ae.AHE twenty-round bout between
81 Young Corbett" and Dave Sui

fpHAHE twenty-round bout between
81 Young Corbett" and Dave Sui
Ivan for the feather weight
championship of the world has been
hennitely arranged.
They will box at Mechanics Pa
xilion, in San Francisco. on Feb. 30.
nnder the auspices OF the Yosemite
Athletic Club, Of which Jim Coffroth
is the matchmaker.
- According to the articles Of agree
ment they will clash at 100 pounds,
weigh in at 6 P. VI. on the night Of
the fight. =
Sullivan left for Frisco last night
on the Lake Shore Limited. lie looked
In good shape. His appearance indl-
Gates that he has been doing some kline
of gymnasium work In anticipation Of
the match.
: ! OF all those who left on the same
: brain with the plucky little fighter. Sui
1ivan was, without doubt. about the
happiest. He Joked and chattcd with
his friends, and acted as II he was
about to go on n trip that would net
him thousands OF dollars instead OF
going to engage in a battle with that
great little piece of fighting machinery.
Young Corbett," the king of all the
little fellows.
e In speaking OF his coming battle with
~Corbctt" sullivan said:
my fight with 'Corbett' l regard as
: h most important OF my career.
nave been trying for over eighteen
months to get on n fight with him,
and nov that the chance has come
intend TO fight as | never did before To
beat him. The height OF my ambition
is to become the fcather-weigh cham
Although 'Corbctt' Is a great fighter,
feel confident | will beat him. II
fail ! will have no excuse TO oirer, for
when j enter the ring | will be In bet
ter shape than | have ever been for
eeny battle.
= ''Thc weight. 1870 pounds. just suits
me. and | will he aF strong as an on
when l night. ! intend to train at Ala
media. Cal. at tho same quarters Eddic
Hanlon used for his fight with Cor.
hett.'"
The evening world., 1904-02-05

''"N {" +" a'' Fili NIFlt.'
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Feb. Billy Delaney.
the veteran trainer of champions, ac-
companied by Eddie Hanlon. his
brother Harry Inc Harry Foley. missed
their connection for the East last night
and will leave this morning. Instead Of
going direct to New York the party
will stop over in Pittsburg. where Han
Ions former manager. Mike Short. is
dying OF consumption.
Delaney said he knew nothing of the
proposed bout between Jeffries and
johnson. saying hat he would always
advise Jim to draw the color line.
THE public does not ask for a white
man meeting a colored. and 1 am not
in favor of pitting them together"
"Hanlon." said Delaney. lis a great
lad. He deserves great credit for his
fight with 'Corbett.' The day before
The evening world., 1904-02-05

Of aauatics at Cornell. aud. everything
being arranged to his satisfaction, crew
work VIII be resumCd next week.
Although not officially announced. 1T
Is expected That 4. ~. Lucuer wan he
appointed CoaCh Courtney's assistant.
The Council adopted a resolution " hich
permits the ~appcnduSe to the contract
OF Coach Courtney OF i clause providing
that he shall select the members of the
Cornel, crews, and that he shall desig-
nate tie oursmen who shall eat at the
varsity training table.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
ax Pave SAYS. n 9oGNe
Sullivan rhs SEAT NOrbott
BRITT CALLS OFF
"CORBETT" FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5-Jimtnr
Britt has taken it on himself to call
of his fight with Young Corbett.'
which was scheduled for March II. The
Frisco lightweight is angry because
"Corbett" signed articles to fight Dave
Sullivan before the Yosemite A. c.. on
Monday, Feb. 20.
Britt asserts he agreed to meet the
Denver lad with the understanding
that neither would enter the ring prior
to the date set for their encounter.
This Agreement. Britt saws. "Corbett"
The evening world., 1904-02-05
WOMEN
INCREASE LEAD
ESPECIAL to Tho Evening v,orld.)

WSIIocIaT 10 Tho ENenInG W0rTd.l
TN" Chicago women howlers are IA
in the lead of thhe New York pair
alleys.
For the third consecutive time las
night. Miss HenkCs and Mrs, Gardner.
outclassed Mrs, Englehart and Mrs
Lester, of New York The Westernert
won four out OF five games.
ThS fourth game, the one which tF
New York women won, was the mos
decisive victory of the night. In that
game Mrs. Engelhart rolled 1914, n her
partner l5i. The combined pins for thei:
opponents was only 900.
There vas II large crowd present and
the spectators chcered all the good
plays made by either team. Several
times the crowd pressed so closely "a
the alleys that they nterfered with the
fair bowlers. They play the final series
tonight.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
GANNON'S WINTER
RIDING is ENDED

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-Jockey
Cannon who was thrown while riding
Free Admission during the running OF
the first race yesterday, will probably
not do any moro riding this winter.
His collarbone is fractured.
Sinclair. who rode Pirates DauEh-
ter. and C. Harris. who was or Urchin,
who also fell in the spill. were not
hurt. The horses, too, escaped with
out injury. Cannon was unconscious
for some time after being carried TO
his employers stable.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
DE LA SALE BOYS WIN.

The youngsters from Dwight School
met with a crushing defeat when they
lined up against the midget basketball
team from DC La Sale School at the
latter's gymnasium yesterday afternoon.
both teams we're composed Of lads aver
aging eleven years OF age. The De La
Sale midgets played like veterans and
won by the score of Is to l.. o.,
When the midgets finished their game
the juniors from these two schools
played a game. which resulted In another
victory for De La Sale by the score OF
Is to 8
The evening world., 1904-02-05
CIRCUS AT ICE RINK.

An amateur circus for the benefit of
the Epiphany Church, of Brooklyn, will
be given at tho Clcrmont Avenue Rink,
in Brooklyn. next Monday night. Mos;
of the prominent speed and fancy
skaters In this vicinity have volunteered
their services and will take the part OF
clowns, gymnasts, ringmasters and
equestrians and will impersonate horses,
elephants. lions. tigers, donkeys and
other interesting representatives OF the
animal Kingdom.
The evening world., 1904-02-05

has broken. and he now will have moth
ing more to do with him.
LAS soon as / heard 'Corbett' had
contracted to meet Dave Sullivan
continues Britt. II Immediately IN
formed him that our fight was of. 1
also notified tho club before which we
were TO appear to this effect. and then
/ broke training.
"FOr more than two weeks I had
been preparing for the battle at II
great expense. and all this time ana
money now are lost to me. ! cannot
understand 'Corbett's' breach or
fifth"
The evening world., 1904-02-05
500 . second-for what,

oh. just for looping the loop In an
automobile, Would you do 1t? There
are lots of people who take even greater
risks han this to nmuse and astonish n
ffoklc public. The girl who invented
the terrible "hoop-the-hoop," in which
another girl was nearly killed In Spain
recently. tells why she wouldn't try IL
again for any money. Next Sundays
World. Magazine scuHon.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
THURMAN STANTON INSANE.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. as. s. Stan
ton, who raced Sir Vassar and other
horses on the metropolitan tracks a few
years ago, suddenly went insane yes
terday. Stanton was taken to a local
s%anitarium. Stanton reached here the
other day and purchased Komombo.
pepper. Bronx and Hymettus. 1t was
his intention to race the horses here
and on the Eastern tracks later.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
M0HL vs.. HAHN TONIGHT.

Fritz Mohl, who recently wrestled Lee
Pardello. the Italian champion, a dray
under Graeco-Roman rules and Georr
Fisher under catch-as-catch,can rules
will meet Everhardt Hahn tonight. TIL
contest is to take place at the German
American Athletic Club, Eighth avenue
near Thirty-eighth street. .Mohl hai
agreed to throw Hahn twice within al
hour under catch as catch can ruiaa.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
DISTRICT LEAGUE
FOR BOY ATHLETES

"A meeting of the Board OF Directors
OF tho Public Schools Athletic League
) will be held next. Monday night at the
once OF Henry A. Rogers, Board of
Education Building, Park avenue n
Fifty-ninth street, Borough of Manhat-
tan.
Tn objects Of this meeting are 10 in
crease the number of directors from
4 Afghteen to thirty-five, to consider
plans for the organization of district
leagues, IN decide upon events for chnm-
pionship meetings. and to transact other
business.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
KID WILSON WINS
FROM CROSBY

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, /5,-Kid Will
SON eolorcd, OF Orange, n. j.. bestcd
Steve Crosby, also culored. OF Louis
vile, Ky, in six rounds at the Broad.
way Athletic club last night. Crosby
failed to show any OF the championship
form accredited to him, and Wilson had
pretty much IN" better of every round.
down twice with hard punches, but the
latter was up before the full count each
time
The evening world., 1904-02-05
HELD FOR PUGILIST'S DEATH
Mater yosco and Frank LuHzi Ac
cused by Corcner's Jury.

Mater Yosco and Frank Luzzi were
held without bail by Coroner Golden
krnnz to-day, charged with being re-
sponsibie for the death of Robert Flynn.
a pugilist, who was killed In a Third
avenue billia room on Jan. 80.
The jury found that death resulted
from a pistol hot wound inflicted by
YoscO. but hat Flynn suffered a blow
on the head from n billiard cue at the
hands of LuZzi.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.

One OF the most interesting games IN
h Intercollegiate basketball series cor
the Championship is anticipated for To,
night, when Pennsylvania and Columbia
meet In the Columbia gymnasium. The
SQuakers have a strong Team which hns
:Already defeated Princeton and liar
ward, N they FULLY expect to add Co
night. The Blue and White hvc have not
played n game In three weeks. but uriug
20 TINT time had defeated Harvard and
The evening world., 1904-02-05

iAihlAls
Root VIII Duck This Match.
Billy Woods, tho California colored
fighter who was matched to fight Jack
Root, OF Chicago. In a twcnty-round
bout before the Reliance A. c., OF OAK
land, Cal. within three weeks, has
been removed to y hospital out there
suffering with smallpox.
Bonner aud Jcnords 10 Mect.
. Articles Of agreement have Just been
signed by Jack Bonner, OF Summit I'M.
Pa, and Jim Jcnords, the CaliforMa
heavyweight, FOR a tcn-round bout to
he decided at a boxing show TO be held
at the Lansford Opcra-Iiousc, at Lans-
ford. Pa, Feb. II. Both men have be-
gun training for the contest.
MclIudy Matched with mite.
Honey" Melody, the promising well
tcr-weight tighter of Boston, who re-
Gently defeated Eddie Connolly, Matty
Matthews and Patsy Sweeney. has an
other night or his hands. He has been
matched to meet Charley Hittc, Of Al
banv, for iiftcen rounds before the Rot.
tcrdam a.. c., OF Schenectady, y, Y, on
Fob. IL.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
COURTNEY AGAIN IN
CONTROL AT CORNELL

4 1THACA. y. a., Feb. 5.-The trouble
IN the Cornell crew room has at las
been settled. At a special meeting "
the Athletic Council Yesterday every
thing that had led to the misunder-
standing was officially undonc and by
resolution confidence was expressed in
{, Coach Courtney. and the concessions
I Tor which he has been standing u
were granted to HIN.
Courtney Is now agnin the real heed
The evening world., 1904-02-05
EDDIE HANL0N. SAYS:

"Young Corbett" will surely
beat Jimmie Britt, IL they ever
meet. 1 know them both. II
consider "Corbett, the greatest
little fighter in the world.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
MORRIS PARK STAKES.

the Metropolitan Handicap. to be run
e Morris Park OF Thursday. May 8.
&in close o. Feb. 16, Ten thousand dol
r Il added 10 this rich stake. Many
NIhnr stakes 10 be run at the Morris
aprlng meeting viii also close on
The evening world., 1904-02-05
TO-NIGHT'S FIGHT CARD
SCHEDULES SIX BOUTS

They will box for six rounds at catch
weights.
"Mississippi' and Buffalo Sunnower.
n nnIr or feathcr-weights. and Fred Me
tadden and Fred Nanuch, of Canada
will meet In the double wind-up at the
Nonpareil \. c.. OF Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
SKATING
Meu Pastin1e on Florida. Beach Is
YACHTING ON LAND
1n0TS MILE IN ZIG ON ICE.

GLENS FALLS. N. Y. Feb. ga new
worlds record Of PIG was estab-
llshed on the ice on Lake George in the
f~ree-for-all race, when Vince, owned ~
John j. Cunningham. OF Sandy Hill,
broke Gesner's record of 2.16h made at
Ottawa last winter. Vince went the
other heats In 2.l7i5 and 2.l9. Elmer D.,
owned by NJ. j. Dwyer, OF Saratoga.
was second
In the 2.27 race Harry r.. owned by
James Dougreys, of Glens Falls, won III
1.8h. Guy w. owned by Leonard Bin
hey. OF Fort Edward, was second, ana
VI. J. Dryers Dan J. third.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
To-NIGHT'S HOCKEY GAME.

One of the liveliesl hockey games OF
the season Is expected tonight at tho
Clermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn. when
the seven from the Brooklyn Skating
Club line up against The champion
Crescents.
The evening world., 1904-02-05
..sAND-sAILING' ON THE FLORIDA COAST.

A SAIL is attached to II tricycle. or bicycle and the rider is Obliged to handle
~ 1t just rs though the canvas were N n boat Of course there is more
Q = work for he rider in this sport thar when Of water for he must gmd
his wheel nd propel it In sue a mi as to proven 1t becoming unbalanced
The W photographs reproduced here show a tricycle. m bicycle fitted out VII
racing sails. .....-
During The utonobn races at ormondc, IN beach "a continually crowded
with the peculiarly riggcd craft. Many bicycle Enthusiasts rugged ther wheels
in sail. M the beach reminded one OF New Yorks lower bay during a race
for Americas CUP. Many races were held during the auto contests, an In
almost every case they proved interesting. Races between the bicycle n
tricycle. were common, and in the majority of cases thu three-whoeled affair
won out. This asd wc principally 10 tho fact that he rider dd not ave 10
much to ntend 10 in rmnng his yclee
The evening world., 1904-02-05
ABEL TO MEET MOWATT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Kid Abel will
meet Tommy Mowatt before the Ninth
Ward Qua ds next Tuesday night.