The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-01
q SYLVAN GROVE.
R;Ily Smith Seen i'm His Train
ing Quarters.
CON aIoRDAN HERE FOR FIGHT.
:. wants 20 Meet Dave Carnpbell-Kess-
Ter willing to Give La Blanche
ANOTHER Go-sporting Notes.

-. ,tttle steamer that left Seattle 1t O'Clock
.ss.6ay morning touched ut Port Blakeley an
~, le1rr. and Posi- INrELLIGENcEE reporter
$3.50 oves the railing and was soon trsmping
= a. road that led TO Sylvan Grove. Coming
- The highway st the same time with the
- a m OLeary was an individual whose
80 notcesble characteristics were his heavy
-slt,ueshoes, slouched hat and cane Of for
.tsshle dimensions. His physical proportions
-, hidden from view by rough great-coat
Atom muf1ed him to the chin, tut stripped of
:. dsguiss made by these IN wisldly garments
- dyure would be recognized by sil Pacific
ss..s ,ing patrons AZ 81 " Smith, the Australian
sns,list who IL matched TO do battle with Fred
fssssu on the 10Th inst A CHEEKY ''heilo" re
yesIed the pedestrians identity.
.sctsd 70 zee you," said lilly. "The sight OF q
actor Il welcome in this quiet neck o. woods
Pm on. for short morning spin. Come along:
NH do you good"
r,srrise OF the same kind had evident done
as Antipodean q great deal of good. Never
s.es his arrival in America has he been in such
s.rerb condition, and ss ne strobe along the
mo- cane aud went in his chee,ss with oil the
ngcr Of health.
sfvery other day." said Billy. "for the
s1st month I've run to Port Madi-
- and back, distance of twenty
srIsk walk. l only weigh 162 pounds. am as At
saa veil ~ sser in my life, and can take
,hiaes tolerably easy from now on"
Billys idea Of "short walk" did not conform
IA that OF the newspaper man who trudged he
,ocally by his side 1t was mp bill and down
6sje. no letup for al hour, aud II seemed to the
nan from the city that Captain McGrav's hos.
MIN Al sylvan Grows would never DO reached.
Il anslly appeared IN sight, however, an Billy
ipera ssed bis pace Running down to an i'm.
,,oviaed wharf on the edge of the beach, he be.
a oiyessing himself of his clothing. The next
minute there was . splash and Smith had dove
dova into the November water of Puget sound,
!, and strange 10 says seemed to enjoy the swim
thsi followed.
Alter the rubbing down process was over
he welcome dinner-bell sounded. A hearty
ueel, IN hoar's rest and Smith began his after
soou work, which consisted Of punching the
hs and skipping the rope ending IL ali by an
uhe plunge IN the Sound.
/ Smith accompanied the visitor to the boat ct
M Blakeley. 81 am not particu' airy anxious
sboat the result OF my fight with Tebeau," said
ae, shut I'm sorry 1t does not take place tomor.
row night instead OF ten days from now. for I'm
mGrong and hearty now as can ever get I've
worked pretty hard, aud while / can't say that
I'll win. for don't know how good . man the
cher fellow Ia, yet I'll make the fight OF my
nfe"
The hattie 10 attracting much attention, and
considerable money VIII be wagered on the re
salt In size Tebeau has great advantage. but
ha condition 10 not ist class, and he will have
b work tremendously hard to get thoroughly at
" the loln. He has only reduced eight pounds
Ass far. On account Of poor roads he has left
Beedss pavilion. and is now training at the