Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

cheers and hisses, "Chantilly." Corbett
kept up the pace. He was bent on fin-
ishing the battle as soon as possible. He
sent In his left and right by turns,
smotherIng Mitchell and shaking him
up to the point whore most men will
lose a fight. Corbett led again with the
left, coming up full against MtchelPs
wind and doubling to the neck and back
OF the ear. Another instant, and In try
Ing TO evade left feint, Mitchell
ran against an admirably aimed right
which crashed into the heart Just above
where the former one had found lodg-
ment Corbett once more upper cut mis-
man with the right ana was handling
him now as he might novice. Mitchell
swung bis left short and then the
American began TO NOW down bis an
tagOnist. He led with his left and
again timing himself for the recoil,
caught Mitchell on a cross counter TO
the side OF the jaw. IL did not reach
the vital part aimed at but the force of
the blow was sufficient 20 send Mitchell
20 the ground. COrbett crouched over
bis PROSTATE. though conscious foeman.
who was looking at him through half
open left eye. Seconds from both
sides bounced inside the ropes and
the confusion vas OF the most exciting
kind. Referee Kelly tried TO force Cor
bett away from his man, but no was
bent on maintaining his position. From
Mitchelps corner. shouting Foul" az
he ran, came bis father-in-law Pony
Moore, Jim Hall and Tom Allen. The
house was in an uproar. Dempsey. De-
laney and Donaldson rushed 90 the side
OF their principal and begged him not
TO hazard the chances OF sure
victory by losing on a foul. Full
eight seconds had elapsed from the
tims when Mitchell went 10 grass
until he regainod his feet in a
STOPPING posture. Corbett was still
struggling with his seconds 20 got at
him, and Mitchell fell over on his side
and sat on the boards. IL looked like a
deliberate invitation for Corbett 10 COM
NIT the foul and 10 proved irresistible
for the champion. lle jumped at his
foeman and swinging his right struck
Mitchell while the latter was still In
sitting posture. lie had evidently re-
GREETED sending the blow, Tor aa 10
landed be had 50 CHANGED It's course
that instead OF being planted firmly.
IL grazed MitcbeHs head or
top. Again tho Mitchell
corner sent up a CRY Of foul. but the ref
cree disaliowed it. claiming that 10 had
done no harm. Mitchell fell In on Cor
bstt ~ he got 70 bis feet. 20 escape
another swing. and then "Snapper"
Garrison pounded the big gong for me.
Corbett heard 10 and turned and went
90 his corner. Iustead Of galng 70 his.
the Engllshman bounded for C0rbett.
catching the latter Just as he WIS get
ting into hls chair IL was a right
handed swing and the warnings Of Cor
belts seconds did not stay 10. II landed
on COrbetts head and glanced OF harm
lessly. Foul" cried Brady, but Cor
bett shook his head and Mitchell was
carried 20 his corner groQgy and worn
out with the work OF the round
Round 3 and last--The beginning OF
the end, inaugurated In tho previous
round, was here brougbt 20 a success
FOL finish. Never was man 20 complete
iy. 20 signally, and, for lighter, 80 dis
gracefully, beaten as was Mitchell in
this, probably she last time she Britisher
will ever respond 90 the call OF "center
gentlemen" lie came up with his
nostriis dilating and his regular teeth
set 90 mass OF coagulated blood.
which must have found It's way upward
from the fearful. CRASHES that bad