The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-17

on the beach with his dogs. This he con-
siders play. but as he is constantly on the
move, running back and forward throwing
sticks in the water for the dogs 10 re-
time. This work, or play as ne calls H.
gives him a devouring appetite Tor break
fast, which this morning consisted or rare
potatoes. weak tea and toast. a rest of an
hour followed this meal. after which he
started into work in ear It.
john he said to Donaldson, get
stripped for a fast half hour bout and
yo.- Dan. addressing Creedon. be on
hand TO take Johns place as soon as | get
through with him Tracey" he said. Il
know you are not feeling well, so I'll give
self for a hot. bristiing match, and with
these orders he stripped for work.
Donaldson was awaiting him in the box
ing room, when Jim came in, and for a half
hour, to the second, the champion kept
John on the move The work was so fast
pleadingIy. for him to call a halt Delaney,
however, was blind TO Johns looks and he
was doomed TO do his time. Creedon then
jumped into the gap left open by Donald
son, and being younger than the latter,
the champion kept him going at the light
who was looking on, appeared sick and
tired before Corhett got ready for him,
aS he aware what was in store for
him. Through with the boxing Jim, with
out a moments rest, took of the gloves
AND s5aT nI fb at 1hey First S S was on
the mat and then McVey. Some or the
work being of the toughest Kind
Imaginable. McVey begged him TO let up
Let up said Jim, his eyes flashing; let
up" he repeated. why, haven't started
in at you yet. Come. brace up there and
and you put in all day at Mayport, winch
] think has weakened you" and at this
thew went at ii again until Delaney said,
Time is up. JIM" which caused McVey to
heave a sigh Of relief.
'T never saw a gang of fellows like them,
he said TO a correspondent, aliuding 10
Donaldson. Creedon and McVey, "a half
hours fast work appears TO take all the
ginger out OF them.
Fifteen minutes at the wrist machine. the
same length of time at the pulley weight
the punching ball, during which time he
banged IL with all kinds of blows known TO
the art. brought him in trim for a severe
rubbing-down. Delaney, Donaldson and
Eagan were the manipulators of this pro-
cess of hardening the flesh, and when they
got through with him he was ready, so he
probably have taken few minutes shy
at McVey and Creedon. but those worthless
had left the gymnasium to recruit from
their afternoons seance
Corbett stripped looks model. Every
upon ms g9dy b dES aa es hegs stands r
hard work and rubbing make it.
His condition is par excellence, as Brady
skin is as clear that of baby not a
blemish being visible, while his eyes are
clear and bright. showing that his ''in-
nards.' taking Delaney'S term, are all right.
Another Wild Montana Offer.
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 16.-Leadng Mon
tana sporting men, believing the Corbett-
Mitchell prize fight cannot be pulled off in
Florida. are out with a bid. At a meeting
of several wealthy stock growers it was de-
cided to offer a herd of three thousand
range cattle worth $50 a head. to have the
from officers. inside of three years, the
band of cattle would be worth quarter Of
q million.
Ryan Bested by McAuIiffe.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16.-Jack Nc
Auliffe, champion lightweight of the world,
tonight bested Jim Ryan, who claims to be
the champion middleweigft of Australia in
Six rounds, at the Grand Opera House. Nc
Auliffe clearly out Of condition. being
very fat, but nevertheless he was able TO
hit Ryan as often as he pleased Ryan did
little leading. The general impression is that
he was able to make a better showing if he
had tried.
Another $4,000 Offer.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, JAN 16.-The Cook City
CMont) Mercantile Company offers $4,000
in gold bullion and all expenses for the
COrbett- Mitchell fight They promise to de-
post $4,000 in Cruse's Bank, Helena, Mont,
At once as a guaranty Of good faith
Slavin Committed for Debt.
LONDON. JAM 16-Frank Slavin, the pug
Hist. was to-day committed to Holloway
prison for twelve days for debt. The war
rant was suspended for a month
The Dude Beat the Shadow
CHICAGO. Jan 16.-In the six-round con-
test tonight between Shadow Maher and
dude Neal the decision was in favor of
Neal