The sun., 1891-05-24
WITHIN THE ROPED ARENA.
ONE INSTANCE IN WHICH JACK Far.
RELL WAS NOT PREPARED TO EYGHr

and On the Strength OF This the Ia,,ss
Tackled dCushing-AusttnG gibbons wr,,..
Home-Bin 'Ook Has Plenty OF Money.
The facts that appeared in the Sunday sr,
OF two weeks ago regarding Jack Farrell. Tho
Harlem 11s-12o-pound man. have caused A
good deal OF talk. Farrells friends say that
while he was man who was carelo..
OF his reputation and was always on Tho
lookout for dollars. ho was never a man
who failed to prepare for = fight. Tbs
idea that these people would like to con.
vey Is apparently that Jack Farrell had
weaknesses. but would be prepared 10
fRht for his life when called upon. II that 4,
| the case. here is one instance that Jack wasn,.
| ft to fight. There was an evening when Jack
Adler. the we'll known turtle. was standing Al
EiRhty-fourth street and Third avenue. and
was approached by Jack Farrell. Hello.
Jack" said Farrell. are You busy tonight ,"
Adler said he was not, noticing at the same Tina
that Farrell. who was poorly dressed. had been
drinking we'll" Farrell replied. I'D like 10
have you 10 with me; at the Same time, we'l
| have drink"
They went into q saloon. and jack Farrell
took three drinks OF Rln each OF which could
fairly be called "a hooker" He filed thu
glass half full each tlmc. After those perform.
ancos Adler said to Farrell:
You're roinR homo now, Jack, OF course
aren't your"
Farrell was just about able to talk and no
more. He answered: mo. I've got somo HING
to do. and want you to 60 with me-"
Adler said: IAN right. Jack: I'll see you
through. Is It important
Never mind what 1t is" was Farrell's reply,
lust como along"
Adler went along. Between Eighty-fourth
street and Ninth street Farrell got of the cara
and had drinks each time. In evory instance
no took gin. and was not at all sparing in hs
drauRhts. Finally Adler said: jack. why
nre you taking me away down here? What
10 up. anyhow"
"Im going to fight" replied Farrell, "andI
want you to 20 with mo. don't know any.
body. and want you to talk for mo"
YOU'RE going to do wha, Z" exclaimed Ad.
ler. Who is the manp You had better 70
to bod. You can't lick kitten as you are
now. Don't talk about fight, but 20 home and
60 to bed"
Farrell insisted that as he had made an en-.
gagement to fight n man he was going 20 keep
i. and was going to hght. Adler tried, his best
a' he was aeT went s4a
that HAIRY Barte % tho Enssn fsscns pc posnd saI
man, was to be Farrell,s opponent.
Viii do You Short eraer are as sg na.
Take my advice and upit before YOU start In.
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Adler begged hard. and he was conflden. that
no person overheard him. But, .uufortunateIy
.Es FarrS 1spsa ha tie whSs psss
lGk the the ihbnsIishmsn" r ard he would do il
trainsI man aSnnid III ndsbet. % M snoWea as
Net n9H pScs at Te sm
ilton under ,,ier the csre of Tom Henry: Farrell
Hssa S 1ss rosnG aan5G was
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heart often that Bastlett at last held out s
Fhese .h.1 ys got
certain would Be Eckers that ii you @ ses il in in
Iii SIS Kans ms sSs s turfman who was authorized
Eyer any esss sseh sh ,25 zsshs 1ssa
The letler says. that he. has met with Tho
fssssa e e. *
jem yerral Austin w!ites: NO ""''n WIZ
snS g9Gd deal spFofsd a. ny
people are more willing to beiieye us. 1t is.
getting to weight. Perhaps that is the thing
that makes VsIrall tho favorite. don't know
whehsr an the can beat him or not. but shall do
Jim Gibbons has written to Paterson friend
to Be seveS shnh we cam
So iew purse fights are made on the level
hnish n match tetween Pat Dnly Of Brooklyn:
Nist Ne 95%sr Gons sraIsE a Isis q tho and
DC !2l pounds during the first week In Juno
to the arifss OF
takes. ,a!tss B9Ih sides have agreed I" this dis; M
9osh9asso Of the m3ney and the lighters vii
rTS;og TSs mss,9oD gloves 9; VII % be used.
Jaw, Hook. HOOK was the "n man tha, Ii jimmy my
! darkins iaIIi paralyzed In round and half. Ed
I'D face, and said he was. "rri j. treated"
;Iify n ;ht he snnC me, Chappis Moran ChaPD.e knew
g. mp beneat for ook, who said pns'i he ddn't ni
ave ave q cent H. the void. Chappie did moro
asr Mhes Baa B rst tho
ive been ieit in the bloody i1rch y, h. and "a aSn,t ,t
,a1{ n1 cI clothes 70 wear," he did look hagg3rd:
shsIs here G slss. Then @ iiit'tok looked ri r,cht
ertainty that when Hook presented himself
n that deplorabls condition 10 ChRppie Moran
% had moneys at least siO and probably sioi-
Eis pockets bnrnSs ans said that he knsy
money enough to keen him for month" be:
,arnes's statement is true. and Tommy has
70 reputation OF being straight taEer. Chap
y this same Hinglish Ook.
Pat DAILY says that Hook Is making god
ioney In the East End OF London by runniuga
eomnstition com u, ball" which means lha, he gets
look CHOOSES 70 give them. and llook takes
le q rest The only fight Hook had here was
lth LnIkins. The benefit that the Scots g,t
p for him netted q !out 5000.
Tho decision 10 the Myrr-Bowon nGLt was
cry unsatisfactory. The ref.leo said that
10 decision went on fouls II that were the
le man who was foued. III" referee did no!
y. iu,s no ate! ward @ claImcd who hpd c3mmt,ed
oTis tsGs n decision f. k,own n Eyer nta n:
hose auspices glove fgh's lake place
70 going TO decide bya majority vote Of THO
rectors who wins. that TACT should 10 made
nOwn before the flphtprS enter the ing In