The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-04

Carson New. March 3.-Dan Stuart
ventured down to his Office this morning.
disguised beneath three weeks growth
of beard. His face was pale and he
walked like a man with his pockets full
of EGGS. Referee George Siier followed
the massive Texan behind the counter
and the two chatted over their plans for
half an hour.
I'm glad to know that the big fellows
are not clubbing over the rules,
thoughtfully remarked Stuart Il did not
expect they would. There is no doubt, in
M mind, that the men are anxious 10
meet. and they won't permit any techhi-
cal:t-es to stand between them. telt
a bst anxious cOoped up there IN the
house but it eases my mind 10 learn
tat everything is moving so nicely. so
fa- as 1 am informed, all the pugillstS
are in excellent physical condition and
training quarters are not so nara 10 ma
after all. What surprises me most IS the
appearance of the arena. That man Don
ol-ue is wonder. He Will be ready IoI
us a week head OF time.
TICKETS GOING FAST.
ives. the tickets are going as fast as
we could expect. | think we VIII nave d
sell audience. Paupers and tinhorns
do-'t travel in sleeping cars, ana you
VIII see the longest string of Pulimats
s. Carson yard that ever came over the
dump. l could not shut the women
fcll-s out. There is no law that Would
u-,hold me in denying them admission,
"a 1 had 10 give in and provide Ior
them.
A@vbody who attempts TO create a dis-
tu-bance inside that pavilion VIII De
elected without ceremony We lnteno ts
preserve order about the ring, ana we
have just the right kind of men engaged
to do it, The aisies will be kept clear
and spectators will be shown 10 their
seats without any delay. - =
M doctor says l may leave for San
F-.scisco tomorrow, and thiIlh VIII
make the trip in the morning
Charles White and Billy Delaney nave
won Corbett over TO their noloh OF I out1
door work. When breakfast was cleared
a.-ay this morning Jim hunted UP
cour,le CT hand weights and set out Tor a
tramp around the hills. with ms COME
do. ''Laddie.' at his heels He friSked
about the sagebrush ike a Schoot Doy,
and soon distanced White and Delaney,
vAo brought up the rea-- After MS
i-u.,t Corbett was as fresh as roll OF
carson butter and pleaded for just one
came OF handbali." His trainers would
not hear OF it. and he was seized and
rubbed down under protest out OF com
nliment to his wife and sister. jim re-
mained about the cottage ali afternoon
SOME sLOP.
Fitzsimmons was in rare spirits. = today. rdny
Have YOU heard that my wife IS COM
ING our2' ne asks OF everyone Who cans
y guess Corbett ain the only boulder on 4
tie hill. Wait until you see my Rose- 1
rne2 She's worth an army OF trainers /
Let Corbett go ahead and practice all
the new blows he likes; this fight Will be
Did YOU know that I had promised /
r. wife that l would retire after meet
dozen reporters We're on the alert |.
Yes, gentlemen" said Fitzsimmons, |
with a sigh. this winds up Bobby. win or 1
lose r.e decided to settle down, ana !
al aln q
fc- five years. vet / think my wife ana ]
I~bv are entitled to first consideration I
80 nv time will be all theirs after /
Ni.rcb Il. so far as prize fighting is con-
ce--ed I don't intend to give up the /
slow business, you know, but this Is my /
last time up for battle
IT READS WE'LL.
The run to Carson was cut out from
J7itzsimmons' programme this morning. /
ard Inserted as an afternoon finish. He I
fool a good rub down instead ana eX- I
pressed the belief that his cold had dis /
eoneared Julian brought out a couDle !
OF new punching bags and Bob soon had +
them frayed at the seams. Steiner,
Hickey and Roeber We're joiSed about IKE /
ten-Dirs when il came to sparring- They .
were shown no mercy and titz paid back !
5v,tN Dawnbrokers' interest all the blows
he received from them while nursing his
cold last week
Mysterious Billy Smith and his
trainer took the stage for Genoa Il tniles
southwark. tonight, where they have en-
gagged training quarters
Martin Flaherty. the feather weight,
will follow them tomorrow