The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-23

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New York, Sept. rO.-All great fight
ers have their peculiar.ties. They are
nh vain. but they hav distinctive
char4ctsliytics outside of egot SIN.
which [ have found in the course of
lnue. experience success in any walk of
lfo is almost sure to engender. So
III. boxer may be hardened for an
anilJ!e weakness To- which bralnicr
mon are known to be ldicted
Every champion and tN-champ'on,
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,,r. sor t,o Moon, In oddi.ion IN that
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HE WAS klNo-HEA'tIED.
have seen him give genrous dOna-
ton alike TO Catholic priests and Pro-
restaut ministers. | have, too. seen
him toss out $40 and $40 bills to needy
Iyishmen, Fngiishmen, Jews and dark
les as well as to his own countrymcn.
ile played no favorites in distress. He
turned no broken man down.
The ambition of Suliivan's life is to
go 10 congress. He ever has the ex-
ample Of John Norrissey. of America.
and Jorn Gully. NJ. p, of England. be-
fore him. fIe honestly believes that
he has the making OF as good a law
maker as either in him. and | am cer-
tain that he can make "A better speech
than either of them could in life.
sullivan in his remarkable carce:.
has made over 81 900 O0O Outside of
the homestead and substantial sums
he gave his father and mother-SlG. 900
in all, am told-he spent every dol
lar of This hinge amount One half of
ii he sauandered: the other half he
gave in charities and distributed
among friends who felt the pinch Of
unvcltv.
sullivan never touched card for
money, never played the races, never
iac.. ~. II sr t an. n iarl, never
gamtled in any shape. The few Vices
he has the public fully knows.
Janes j. Corbett, the man who
wrtst.d the championship from John
L.. is the direct antithesis of Sullivan
He is as cautious as the big fellow is
r'ckless' ana as thrl1ty as John Is
pFouiEal' 'htl ne went INTO the
tHGa"i'ui ventures ne heiu on 10 the
IKE. Coi!af ne ever earned. He 81 IL
nag %ooo' 1at hanK account HIS
iN,lltpn is to become good actor.
f''ITE IN that ne VIII strive TO be
sNlc'ssIui theatrloal marager.
'ha'les MlIcher, OF Eng and, Is the
N"feW'IeSt ana pretty near'y the / rain
l'|' al y merit ''. 'i' II eNttl All
,''r iS really not greater than SUI
nNan ;, put ne Is lar cuter than John.
lie is by long ODDS better judge OF
human nature ana cannot be imposed
'.r lS roo'-h"ar.'' 70 NV
W'thal' and mary a poor devil he has
f"'ped. say TINS now because the
h2nHa! pelet Is that every dollar
N.'". eH oct" "7NNHS n isono". h
IS not so. WIN TRENDS he is quite
liberal ard a generous spender.
Mltche'Fs ambition, after he has
mace all the money he can out OF
boxing ana his music hall in London,
Is 10 settle down in country estate in
E"''' af0 Nv" tNc quiet life OF an
Fhgiish country squire.
PROUD PETER JACKSON,
Peter Jackson. the pr,atest p,,diator
the black race has ever nroducsd &c an
urhapnv. diecontented man ue is nc
rroud as Jucirar and extremlv sans;-
tive on the score of his color A
hundred years epo tbi,k bo would
bova been n sn,apdid Afrioo, linn
Before he got broken down in beoIt,,
ba rriobt hove ai,,;d,a honors ,,,;tt -,
tonic Macao in hatt,iro for tho iiher,y .
~ c,,ha ror no ore surfars n,o,o l,.e,,,
than he tho wropes and urirst,oo aore
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