The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-25

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Twa WRESTLING nnnteAss were Arranged ~ The
rosT-sxSxIxsssxxxxn e1kes yexsxr dAs sfs<rnoro-
wssea tud.nstes shss tire spsrs hos Developed
decided hcon ia me city and c<sated great 90
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Al 1 eesoek Nafxsda se~akieAi. the chan
pssa n.1dse weight. ana = r. Dezasr-sas chsna-
pEoa ni81se- wsixhs Of visconssn- raef a. rs
FcxfisTxG1fs&ssan efsce and ETrs1 efnesSs
ct sgrcrraenf ia . rzfxe1 match. $50 oeet "a
tarss falls. - eess9 OF q Eorss EasaaSs o. tss~
dag svering Mar ~ fsr siaS ssfe sna per
eensaas Of tbs xsss rscsis4sx Doanes 1T soon
after ssrnln< articles sus Tacoma shefe ne w1a
sysin for the Hsfrh- he expressed hrssH .
ean61ent 81 xlnnfrg whea be meets Dis BIS
eusny oxspouens On n. rsteea noor. Donner
has met anSi defeated msav al The f<n Srsss-
iers OF TIE nEtsy. In sEd oat Of the middle
weight e1asss Jsek Gayxeek. ths fxnons hesst.
weight undertook b. thrsw him eve ssfsss n
one honr. couple as years age. aud sscreedcd
10 pBss4as ponaers back on the foor twice
oaly walsh was . great victory for Bonner GOA
slesrsns the DISPARITY Ia thesr vetxsta Donner
defeated Charles M0sh. the German hssyf-
weight ehsmpssa. ehas-easch can style. IN
two ssesigns fails Mosh ~ss 81 sssss ssventy-nse
re8nds he&v:sr thsa Dooae.. ponnsr has aiss
ssssrs,nsi D. A. Mc2sslsn. Hsrsy Jsues's heavy
wssxht eAssnp saa Of Aoas3as; FFsnk stevens
Champion OF Colorado. Shsrles u'kooFk- cham
rsnr ~ MschExan srd others About tao years
ago Doneer retired from the profession. ana en-
raxea ia htssincss ia speksne Fslla. but lost MS
ali in the big are here last simmer and enters
tbs liss OF zxesie1s s<ata % raAks money. lie
- . fnnsesisr young fellow. and - sasd 20 De .
scfsatide g. we 80 determined wrestler Don
nsr xss formerly prizeaghter. and met many
OF fhe lest ayhfers without suffering defeat but
ne considered the profession degrading nd re-
Tired from the ring 10 take up wrestling ex-
cisavtly.
The ability OF the Jap 10 too vel known 10
need comment, and II Bonner succeeds IN put
ting him dosn he viii accomplish what no
other middle weight ever succeeded In doing.
The match will doubtless aitrset great attention,
AMI be witnessed by large audience
The second match arranged was between ID.
H. Cameron and W. H. Quinn. who met In
catch s~ea,eh-esn CONTEST wsdn esiay night.
Cameron coming of the victor. Quinn ehsi'
iengsd Cameron Immediately After being d.
fesied. for . Gree0Romsr contest, claiming
that catch ss-easch-ean wss not his style. and
thas ne would bet htm all the money he wanted
10 put up that be could defeat hlra Greco
Roman. Cameron accepted the challenge, aud
the men met yesterday at the PosI-IsrELLi-
sgscEa efioe TO sign srticlea As both men are
now In the pink Of condition, II was decided 70
wsesslc within q week, and next Wednesday
night was reed upon a. the date for the con-
tess. TIE match viii be . straight away Greco
Roman. two beat IN three fails, for . purse o.
tss0. offered by John Corr. and side bet OF 500
Judging from the interest taken In Wednesday
nights contest between these two giants, the
next time they meet wiz awaxsn intense inter-
eat among the lovers OF the sport in this city.
Quinn left last night for Victoria, but win re-
turn sunday. He viii only taks slight exercise,
o. be IL already In splendid condition. Cam
erou viii remain IN Seattle, and keep up .
sight system OF training a. his training quarters
on Lake Union.