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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

GEORGE kid" LAVIGNE.
Will be a dangerous agBressor, TOO, as
he can get around the ring speedily, and
Il will take all OF corbett's stiffness to
evade him. II driven to close quarters,
L expect to see Corbett bring into re-
question the Visiting tactics for which
he is so famed TO save himself from pun
ishment. COrbett may lab FitZ out. as
the ma who leads leaves all the OPEN
lngs. or course. Fitz may land a knock
out at any time as he did with Hall ard
Choynski, and he will be dangerous at
all stages Of the game.
AS / have implied. expect to see Cor
bett employ elusive tactics until he thinks
he has nis opponent pretty well done:
If, however, he attempts 20 mix IL up
with Fitz, az have just heard he intend
can't afford TO mix" with Fitz and take
blow for blow Fftz hits almost twice
as nard, and any student Of arithmetic
can figure out the result: concisely stat
ed the situation Is this: Corbett may
jab Fitz out al long range; II he mikes
| IL up the New Zeaisnder will win.
In conclusion let me state that l have
challenged the world for battle for
$1,000 a side, and hope that KID Lavig
ne, Young Critic" or some other am
F, bilious aspirant for fistic fame may an
swer II. JACK NAULIFFE.
CHAMPION TOMMY RYAS's IDEA or IT.
Neither man has cinch. I think
bar accident, that Corbett will win.
know Fits tremendous hitting powers,
but I am OF the belief that the Californ-
fans extraordinary stiffness Will keep
him out OF harms way. His speed and
eleverness, too, are phenomenal. and his
guard perfect. / don't think f'ttz can get
| in on him. while, II he forces the nghting,
as he says he will. he is sure to come IN
for some severe jabs. Lake corbett,
| don't think Bobs head Is built for lot
| OF hard punching. Ii seems pretty de-
| licate. / think In all his battles his
| clevernxrss has heretofore saved him.
| But he IL now going up against man
| such as he never me. before for clever
| ness ard stiffness. i don't believe that
| Jim will go at Bob "a hs Is quoted, and
mix" II with him. l simply think thar
hs VIII do what he once promised, make
| a nice, clean, artistic job OF II in about
| 20 rounds" Bob may have the same won
derful luck az he had with 10, Choynski.
/ Peter Maher, and Jim Hall. and win by
! chance II will be remembered that
/ Peter Maher, the Irish champion, nearly
had Fitz out In the earlier part OF their
| hattie at New Orleans a few years ago,
| and was only saved by the gong sound
| ing lust In the nick OF time. Peter. too.
| was new to the game then. and lid not
| know how 10 take advantage OF his OPP
, porsunity. SO Bob outpointed. him snd
outiabbed him In scientific battle. 50.
too. In his battle with Joe Choynski. at
Boston. Bob.s Tuck was with him Joe
nearly had Fritz out In the third round,
I think. when the call Of time gave MIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

and considering. the i'm nense amomns -
money they Will make out Of II all cSes
the country, l do not think the iemSn9
excessive. ] will insist on Press iens ian
Stewards word when | get south NJ.
these people can't prfns their pno'o-
graphing Instruments into the buuI1ne
unless ! an. paid for their trdnslerrsS$
me to canvas tor whatever otner SUI
stance is usea). II rcrbett gets nothing;
why | am satisrsd 10 &c, ho 9th ~" him
In everything kaleidoscope, .hoice OF ret-
cree. and fair play. | will stani Tor no
"hog combine. - Brady. Corbett ana 20,
might manage that In thsatfi:ais. put
they can't In fighting, at least wnere
am concerned.
This point settled. let me assure my
f-iends-and | am prof d 10 know ! nave
more than Corbett-that there VIII ue
hattie At least there will be no HUNK
Ing on my part ! VIII 90 my Iii iii win
am in the best possible iettle. ana nay
worked assiduo,sly In my training 10
reach that condition. In ADDITION 70 my
regular field and gymnasium ,re,,nsrt
under the SUPERVISION OF Or. John wilson
Gibbs. of New York. which seems 10 nave
impaired new vitality ana strens,n 70
nv frame II lose ] shall nave 70 en-
cuses TO offer on the score OF Sv"I'u w.,
| never felt better in my life. II ! win;
AZ have every confidence OF dolns' -
viii strive to Keep the championship IN
happy Tree A"e r.. FrTzsIMMoNs.
CHAMPION JACK N'AuLIFrt's TIP
like all good Americans ! want to seq
my countryman win every time. \ uom
think I'm the present CHAMPIONSHIP cSn
test. however. that Champion Corpe'' nas
the good thing that many OF the pest
nugllistic critics seem TO think he mas oy
any means Fitz Is the mos, oan ~. ione,
IN. ltrI4A
ODDS ne Is exceptionally strong ior
man OF his weight, cunning snii'y'
,,Ssav c.evcr and one CT the stirest
snnchers that ever stepped into a, THE hl.,,
~ t,,tlo az Ejtz has the longer reach.
III pitz TOO roo. although he will be from NJ
,een 10 eighteen pounds lighter than tor
bett when they enter the lhg' Is Dig
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MIN OF the world; kid" Layigne, McAu-
Ines rival: and the redouhtaDle rrli-
Ia himself wNp insists tnht nc nus
better claim -or the worlds feather
weight championship than George DIX
on. although he battles with lghtWeshls
and even nit die-weights.
Tie battle. in my opinlol, Will be
one OF the hercest, speediest. and most
scientific ever fought in any country
Strange as IL may appear 10 the aver
age reader. neither principal VIII a'tg ap'.
TO make a protracted contest. Ihey
will 20 at each otner, viclously rom ene me
start This indeed viii seem odd 10 those
who remember how the shifty New Iea-
lander kent Peter Maher at arms length
until he had the lrishman almost 9ul a,l
then only went at him for iar. Equaily
Astonishing will IL be TO those VINO Wiz
raesed the agile CalifOrnians elusive
tactics when he battled with the renoWn-
ed ohm l.. Sullivan for the WORLDS chaln-
pionship three years ago. Like the AM
flpodean, the Californian kept away from
5ull.van's fierce rushes untN ne hau snS
great BostOnia- pretty nearly puhchen
ont. In this contest both men Will puf-
sue a totally different line or poicy'
Mutual hatred, mutual couiiience or VI
innate victory. and other causes when !
am net at liberty to tell JUST now, Will
impel each to poiish OF .le oa,,,
sree0.ly as possible. | have ireqnehuy
spoken to both Jim and Bon aDoit thc'r
Man OF battle. and | know how each
feols FitZ makes no conceal nent OF the
fact that he Will 90 at Jim at the very
outset and the champion says mat ne
will suit him 10 a r. He viii cheeriuily
meet Bob al his own game. tdch ..iiI,hs
he can quickly subdue the otner. jim pc
lieves he can do the trirs nicely IN aDou.
eight rounds. and Bob has the teInerl'y
10 think he can give the Cahlorhlah
sonorifc In half that length OF time.
f,orhett by reason OF his superior
weight height and the four years Oh
,anIoee he has in the way or youtn
shouid win; but Fitzsimmons mas
nfiehfv good chance. Whichever way
the ride of victory turns those fortuhate
srouch 10 witness the contest VIII see
one Of the grandest exhibitions 81 cieVer-
ness both I'm attack and defence or shlIu-
ross sneed. and gameness. ever recorded
In he history OF fistiana. B0th men nav
20 ,n,ich al stake to evere cream ol
.feldtnc while the heart beats anu rHo
irain thinks. JOHN Il. EChhAitpi'
rrrz STATS HIS CASE.
ia, tho tine this appears 1 expect 70
he at NV training quarters az ,oipuS
christi where ] shall put on tne lIu i',.
49, touches for my battle Win 'olne,t
,a 90 the worlds championship. kesariuIs
NJ Contest | y ish 10 say only a igM
n'o,de I have been mlsrepresehteu ~
some %oeopIe and wish TO set hsseIi
straicht right here ] have been Ielrr,,
sontsd as saving positively that "oui"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

THE NEW MRS. CORSETT.
A pretty ever thing when Bot got III
lucky right-hander Zone that couiu nov
be landed once In twenty years on .
I don't think his luck will hold good with
Corbett, and think he j. abolt que ~
think the champion Will jab him out III
about eighteen or twenty ROUNDS. A.
As regards my humble. SCI, ! mop" -
defeat mysterious" Billy smith AtC
Corbett disposes of Fitz. and rssna7m
we,ter-weisht champion OF tho world. ~
I do will be only TOO happy TO take on
the british marvel Jim Burge, VINO
nrofesses a consuming desire TO lower
either Smiths or my coiors n~'no.
America or England will SUIT me ,or .
battle ground. All | ask Is fair held anu
no ia'o'' TOMMY RYAN
KID LAvfGSF.
II was Pat Sheedy. the famous gam
bier. believe who said that luck runs
In lighting as well as In faro In that
case Fitz might whip Corbett In their
contest at Dallas this month, for he had
The extraordinary luck TO whip. feter
Naher. Jim Hall. and Joe Choynski. after
they either nearly had him out. or decld-
edly the best of the argument Win pop-
Here are three aces. and ne might tub
out on the fourth. TO use a faro DAMN ,S
term. | don't think. however. ne VIII
r DE 'G to ..pmt copper" on HIM this
dime. Corbetts advantages IN the way
of height and weight. together VIII M
marvellous STIFFNESS ana skh, VIZ AZ
th,,,k. prove too much for the New Lea-
lander. Fitz is a fearful punisher. but
don, think he will be able TO land many
Effective blows on CorOett. My manaSsr
and trainer. sam Fitzpatrick, who hana-
led peter Jackson when he fought Cor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Robert Fitzsimmons as gladiators. and
Tie probable outcome Of their great
contest now impending The referee. Is
John y Eckhaiit. OF coney Island tiuD
fame. and the hstc champions are Bob
yI.zsmmOns himself. the greatest mid
dle-weigbt the world has eyer known.
and the ambitious aspirant for the
woYl"s heavyweight champ rom
my Ryan, weltar-weight champion or the
world, JACK McAuliffe. lightweight cham-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
CYCLING AS LITTLE QUEENS.
Several New York Children Will Have BIey-
Gle Presses for Winter Liz. WIhsImIna's.
a COSTUME IRON THE HAGUE.
Accounting Rig to he Worn Awhecl Nv "a
fe, 6rardchiid of William VI. f,nrf..
One Il Having n Jack -Iro.tI FUR suit
Made Like that Worn by the
Small Pear, Girl.

copyright 1885 Tor The 1imes)
a riteous wall rose to heaven whcn
The recent cold we've swept across the
country. 10 broueh. comfort TO man
and beast. but st called IN the children
cycicrs and bade them stay al hons
htul something warm and pretty could
bc planned for them.
The hay before tho coming of the c5'd
"'Ne there were 200 children cycling
elon the Boulevard in front cf Central
ARK. the day after there were less
phHn llli that numh,r
NO one Logan 20 prepare earlier Tor
Inc advent OF ice and cold than her
-ialcsiy Queen Wnhcmna OF Holland.
inis sweet little lady is now Just nite,n
) ears old. aud ia many things IS taking
htr place as woman of affairs hu;
she ciings 20 the amusement Of hicy-
teiif 3. and as IL is "a royal pastime rs
well as a lowiy one She is allowed 10 do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

Saved Nv n Song.

,.,,.. ,o,,owing lines are based on an act-
~. i ",oc,dent az our civil war, ana sov WI,
eea,,ent revelation OF the ssn'rys i''"'
The sentry's Hymns
"resus. lover Of my soul!'
on the midnight air u rung =
Echoed through the darkling pines,
60. ,,nrs,t and homesick thought.
Nanleless dread his heart cpprese "a
what such saddening change hao
Tn The ssntry's cheerful breast'
calm and still the starry night
beautiful , s1d full ,sa o. sro Ss,'n Of pine
Singing low their wonted pas'i"'
But until his latest day. -.
ISke a writing clear and plain.
Memory Of that lonesome night
With the sentry Will remain
Tia unwonted haunting dread:
It's deep sense Of heiplessaess;
It's sore pining after nome.
Unknown danger in the air
seemed 10 threaten. close and etron9y
SO ne made 20 God his prayer
In the sacred words OF song.
"Cover my deferceIess head
with the shadow OF Thy wing
was N but q charmed pine
BENDING low 10 hear MN SINS
"other refuge have ! none"
Then he thought, ~ ma, need n'orsrs
And his trouble all was gone.
Like the wave that mssta the shcres
-
"Jesus. lover Of my soul''
From a steamers deck ~ runs.
when. entranced. a silent throng
on the singers accents hung.
Marvellous his gift Of song! I
Melody pathetic. clear.
Angel music! every heart
Thrilled the wondrous strains 10 near
From the outer. spe.l-bound crowd
Pressed q stranger dark ana tah'
"Once before heard you SING,
said he gravcly: Il recall
"wen that voice. that starry night;
Underneath the pines ! STOOD,
with my rife aimed to SEND
Lead to she'd your brave hearts oiooo'
..I was chosen for my skill
All. my deadly aim was sure
'C6ver my defenceless head
Thus you sung and were secure
Deaths cold shadow! how II pve9sd
Dense and close the sentry ionss
Rut he sung his prayer, ara Ioi
XII the gloom Of death paseen on.
C,ayping warm the others hand.
Spskc the sentry chohno1y
"Henceforth this. my dearcst hymn.
Il most holy unto me-
Augusta Moore. In Journal of commegeA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

The late George Eliot. though she pos
sesscd none OF the ordinary feminine at
fractions. had commanding magnetlsm
for some men. There i an Indictment
surviving against her IN a vllla.e not a
hundred miles from Chester OF having
set herself 10 win the affections Of a
Young man who was the lover OF the
pretty daughter OF the Squire or vicar
| forget which. she succeeded. ana the
and only the note OF triumph. not the
rute OF pity. touched the great novelist.
London Queen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
An Even Thing.

''Did you trade any when you wus ter
town" asked Silas Oatbin.
yes replied Farmer Corntossei,
"some"
How did you come out?'
."Twus what ye'd CALI a standoff I
give a fellow counterfeit nifty dollar
bill fur a gold brick. w ashington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

HERE Is here
with presented a
hst.c bouquet, a
composite letter
by one OF the best
known referees
and sporting men
I'm the country
and five recogniz-
cd pugi Ii 5 I ! c
C h a m p ions ! n
their respective
classes upon the
merits OF James
7 cOrbett and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

caught, then the thirteenth fish is thrown
back into the water. little the worse for
his exclusion. The President doesn't know
people see him manoenvre with the thir-
teenth fish. but l have seen him do IL
many times"
TOO MANY THIRTEE>s.
COLTS u Hrntington's window. the
window which projected too tar over the
street In his Fifth avenue mansion, was
found on measurement 10 be thirteen
inches over the line In the a. r. high as
this window is, the thirteen inches ap-
pearing trining. But from the bay win
dows OF the other houses the dierence
can be- easily seen. Ii Is no laughing
matter to take thirteen inches OF the
Vision OF millionaire.
What made Huntington 90 extra su-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
THE TlMrs-R1cHMoND VA. SUNDAY OCTOBER 10. 1895

porstifIous about this house was the TACT
inaf the day he discovered the measure
mrnt a workman fell thirteen feet and
was Killed and thirteen days later an
other workman was killed falling rom a
height of twice thirteen feet he LETT a
family Of thirteen. counting his biind
old mother. That settled the manson ana
the question OF thirteen
Bni while thirteen is an unlucky num-
her II Is also a very lucky one. Prop
crlv cxorcised. the ill-luck iies away and
rofnes back bringing good luck. The
blood-red garnet for example, is an I'M
lucky stone at all times On the 18th. II
f. like knitting n person and washing
your hands in his blood. Bad luck comes
With the stone. But II y0u take thirteen
Of the garnets and set them close together
and present them upon the 18th. you have
the Lucky Gift OF the whole year.
A little knot Of purple ribDon upon
the breast is the badge OF the Kings
Danghters. even without the small silver
cross. But on the 18th particularly II
the 18th fan upon Sunday-the knot OF
purple is worn with different signh-
canoe.
Take strip of ribbon any width and
thirteen Inches long and tie II In knot
with two bows and two ends. Take an
other strip Of purple ribbon. thirteen
inches long. and put 1t around your neck.
suspend tho first bow from the strip Of
heart This Is the Love Charm N the
18th sunday With this worn over the
heart there Is magnetic force at work.
and no man can resist 10. Proposals are
quOkeu one after another. whether ac-
ccnted or rejected. the charm will always
exert an influence upon the person
through life.
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enorgh and heavy enough for any mar
living. He has got his strength and size
Just where he wants both gifts, across
the shoulders, chest, and back, Ills back
muscles are abnormally developed, ana
from these he derives his great nit,,hs
nower he is not as PRETTY constructed
as Corbett, but nature has made him a
perfect fighting machine. .,.
/ look for sii. rp. sclentlhc. interesting
struggle, with Fitz the agsreSsor' lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

even 10 the tiniest. who goes upon "A
tricycle. that cannot trip over. As may
be supposed, MUCK has hccp suggested
for the winter comfort ~ these chlldren.
Fur gloves were abandoned at the out
VI as being far too clumsy for the nam
Xles But very nice glove has been
found. and II is probably obtainable by
ANYBODY that Will look for IT, 1t IS a
forelan glove. sometimes made in this
country. II is very thick and smooth
and all Of wool and fits tightly. There
are shapely fingers and a good woven
wrist In ribs that hug the arm quite high.
The color OF the glove is generally manu-
\1cturcd i'm brown but 1t may be found
ina stripes ALSO Men who like warm
hands in winter wear these gloves IN
hideous stripes that have only comfort
10 recommend them. For children they
come ina plain cOlors with bands upon
the wrists.
one OF the ladies' OF Queen Wiihei-
mina's court has the honor OF knitting
tggings for her gracious little Majesty.
These are ieggings with feet IKE hnge
stockings. They are drawn on over the
shoes and reach almost TO the hips
They are very comfortable for skating
Sandals or ,ubbors are worn over them
or. II WHselmina wants 20 look very
nice she covers them entirely with leg
eings OF light. thin leather. 1t IS sug-
gestion, anyway for youthful cyclers ev-
erywhcre.
KEErING TIKI FACE NICE.
It isn't very pleasant TO have the race
cut with the winds But what is an ar
dent cyclor 10 do? The court chemist
has prepared an upguent for the use OF
The Queen which is warranted TO protect
her face I'm the coolest weather. 1t i9 a
thick cream which IS spread upon the
skin and then wiped Off completely. 4,
is very sweet and pleasant oven
this goes a dabbing Of cologne-water OF
a peculiarly soft nature and then ths
skin Is 10 u great extent protected. la
uies may dust rice powder upon the face
or wear q veil. But small Queen or
a youthful sovereign of America would
object to so much preparation for run
aNhcci.
At the Hague. where Wnhelmina lives
much OF the time. very nice cycling
nath is prepared for her Majesty II is
OF cement, and is rolled fat. not curving
or indented, as too many cycle paths are,
bat level There are no sharp stones IN
the path nd IL IS altogether IDEAL ac-
coi,iing 10 the .Americn lady who sketch
ed Wilhelmina upon IL, especially IS II
winds through q pretty woods, and leads
ND gentle hills and down into very pref
" dels with wild flowers in summer ana
snow shrubs in winter. 1t is kept clear
OF ice and snow, and after a furry of
flakes. ali the roadmen are put TO work
upon It, 10 have II ready for the Queens
o'clock spin.
The commissioners OF the parks and
suburban roads OF our great cities prom
ise that something shall be done for the
b.cyclers this winter They shan have
smooth clean paths, one path at least;
and when there Is a snowfall a force
shall be Immediately put at the work
Of cleaning.
There Is no prospect that things shall
be a. complete as for little Queen VII
helmna. But what. with patent tires
and tireless little legs. there VIII in all
probability be many n comfortable little
winter wheelman from october until
Nyv. HARRY GERMAlNE.
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ne kaleidoscope people. who propose 10
reproduce the fight and present It al
no, this company IN which> Brady. Cor
80, md Co are ir terested as well as in
the florida Athletic club. could not pho
,nSranS me i'm the ring AMI make me a
spoke in their money-making machine
s %;rnoa as tnsv promised corbett. con-
sfiii,e as much of the exhibition as Cor.
bett-naneIy. one. half-and | demanded
some compcnsation for the privilege. of
using me as a tool to dig out their golden
dollars. That figure l placed at $so.~o'
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II W
bett I'm San Francisco some years "a
saws that Corbett was so shlfty on -
feet then that Peter could MT MN OILY
one powerful blow throughout tnat Iour.
hour contest Corbett Is mucn pr,,sr
man now than ne was then, ana u aarn
son could not land a knockout non
see how Fitz can. Besides. Fitz, os'
ueve intends TO do the lead.ns. anu
clever as he undoubtedly Is. he must ex-
nee, 10 get a lot of bad iabs ana ns. i
perous countering. | expect 10 see ", ~,
ho, scientific battle with Corpett tue WA"
ner In ten or twelve rounds, ,,,,c~r
'o' - GEORGE LAVlGNE'
YOUNG GnirFo's BOLD pRrDrcrIos.
There'u be new champion IN town
nsxt month. and he won't be coon'
ether. / mean that II will be Bod r1tA-
simmons and not Peter Jackson. wn9
viii whip Jim corbett whenever anu
wherever they meet. Peter wouia heve
done The trick II Corbett wouin nav
agreed 10 meet him before ne r 1919.
greyheaded. But ! am on fltzs'nnnio's
8gh.,nv He's holy terror. he mus as
Iohn sullivan used To wheh ne W..
Soss ~ them all Corbett can't Desni "
~, ANYTHING like him. IL IA pretty near
az zen break between BOB ana '," ~
aiavsrness shiftlness. reach. spesu, "'
endurance Jim has a trine ,hs 80, In
a. In weight Bob has away wy tben5
nunching power. Who ought 70 WIZ '"'
Why, Fitz. OF course. >c,,rvoN
ALBERT CIIFFTTHs cchifro'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

except for that one Of eating thirteen at
table. and 10 this ne holds st0utly.
JAMES BARTON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

a chance 10 recover He fought eases
FUZZY 4 couple Of rounds. and uen y 9
mix 10 gave Joe chanse socsoosees
on the point Of the jaw that rtAs!y kxS ~
III TAX, hut ~ Joe had not time 10 ~
so,... srA make 4 good showing IN me
short time ti;at remained. Bob got the oe-
'' With Jim ga,! he had n. same luck;
In their contest at New os'ss"s