The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-22
THERE MAY Be NO co
It Looks Like a Grand PugiliStc
Back Down.
JIM WILLING. FlTZ IS NOT
That's the Way an Authority Puts
1t, and the World Nav Not
Read OF a Finish Fight
Between the Men.

Hot Springs. Ark, Dot. 2i.-Unleas Rob-
cut Fgt1sJmmurAs reuimts, aftd through
his malrjager. Martin JuI.an. accepts Hhe
extraordinary oonihl0ns wlbch confront
t.he soJuap)on. there WILL be no contts, be-
tween Corbet; anil ~ ttzsEmmdns.. unless
u be a1 1mprCmptu Nae, shorn OF purse
Offerings CO r.ng fu9e's or retoree and sec-
ul1ds, for Cogbegt says THAT unless Fstz-
s.mnlons acts the man ami accommo-
dates himself 10 circumstances ne VIII
send tpsm 10 the hospital" The tirst time
6c meets him. 0nd he VIII go quite a way
Cgi OF his tlheaarical rouoe 10 come us the
corutslImaG. To-day ilhere was a c,snfer-
ence between Dan Skuart. Joe Vend.g
and the fighters, the latter by proxies,
Brndy reprcseutlng Cogbeat and Jul.hn
Ff;zs.mmons.
To-mOrgow the ruling OF Chancellor
Leaitherman Is to be 'takon before ihe SUI
prtene court by the attorney general and
The dribunal of last appeal may occupy
several days In banding down a finai
hcarcng. In view OF This faci urri ani;sc-
,patiug a favorable decision. Dan STUART
callst Tho parties m Interest together and
stalred the conditions.
Sruar, wanted a posiponement until
Nov Is. He argued that even II the court
Of final resort sustained tine DECISION of
the chancellor. st would take that long TO
restore confidence and get che crowd 20
Hot Springs. Brady. for corbett. was
wilhng. Julian 'waS not. Despite the fact
that Corbetlt wer't iDto training n week
before MS prospective opponent. Julian
coitVenedei that thss man wus too "iine"
uasd that no train for several days after
the original time wouM initiate ugacnyt
the condition. OF FetzsimmCms.
The proposition was then ma hs 10 have
The men fight IN private for tre mnin
stake. $4,000 q side. Here Stuart inter
tedted an offer Of an added $4,000. Braiy
was agsan WHITING. b1st Jul,an demurre,i
He said thar rhe club u g pulled OF The
light on the 3ist %, October would have
TO make good fus full promise of Sal. 900.
In all equality. IN the face OF cD,adsgle-
merits which have bessit the path OF Dun
Stuart and VendAg. this cannot be dora
Where a month ago hundreds of excplr-
son paru.es we're being organtzed Cor the
trip TO Tire fgft there are none to-day.
Stuart asked for time. Corbet hats
guarbei IT. As matters stand. to use tlle
words of Howard r. Hlackegt, the lig'herst
pug!f.stic authority In America, Col-bdti
wants TO hght. Fstzsammons docs not.
The fight IS dlvHled between IIaI,ye Rock.
Hos Springs and Corpus Chrlst The 10,
tJttte Rock. while the pugalistic part d
ON between Corbete IN Hot Springs and
F5tzslmmors IN Corpus Christ. repre-
| SORTED respectively by Their uianu~ers
There as even moro doubt from tndsica-
t5ons at this writing about nn agseemen,
bet wcen the fighters than there rs be-
tween tho COURTS II Is given out thai
Julian will have FytzssmmorS In Dal,aIi
/ ON the sist. where his contract s,epi!ates
the fecSt shall occur. ard claim the for.
felt OF $500.
| Ulutle Rock. Ark, Der 2i.-The scene os
combat between the legal sleavywe.ghts
was transferred from Hot Springs 10 Lst.
tie Rock uihss morning. The ring was
p!ucbed an the supreme court chaqn berr
and very isttle time w'as con,sumed On IN,
pg's1sGnsrar9es. Attorney General K.ns
worthy mad Judge Hemingway IN his cor
uer 'to assist the srate. whilc AruornpS
Martin was assisted by Colonel Georg,
w. Ahlrphy. one or 't'bs ableq, IA wyers n
the South. a fun bench was tiyare. Tn.
c'5oorney general was uhe iirs; 10 oper
| with a petition for an order restraan.rls
The proposed fight from taking place
peujI.hg a hearing Of the case on sts mcr,
Its. Attorney Martin spared for a time
ttrh 'biro lfur'tng of the motion wuls there
| upon al1tournei urtil 10 O'Clock eo-nor
row. N'hen Informed of the FltzsAn
morjs' duke. Governor Clarke sud fGlue .
nrade no tafferencc. that he !uitensied glluI
tlhere should be no carnival at all Shoul,
the rerir,a5nlng order be grasDtol. rhe cas-
VIII probably not come up for a heag,.ns
on It's merb,s until some time next sprsng
rel.sv.ng the governor OF further respn
s.blety. In the event that the order b,
REFUSED, Governor Clarke sptsna ted thu
no mlgiIt conveuo the legislature to pas
/ a felony act.