The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-13

EAhS1Asrh Al times nearly resulted
sssss ..'ofIlnz OF al enanee OF the niE
u - usfled OF. Was nelc this al
hsfreeu Martin Jgiian, represent
ts's. rrssv.9ramons ard HiiiiAfn A 6f@aS.
~ -. aver the CONSTRUCTION put
- re Marquis o. NAe1i'9-sl. = -
80 a. was that Julian. after object
~ s'. So. against the right o. tae
- - ,nake any ruling whatever be-
=. ,nsn stepped into the ring and
~ - hltting with one arm free and
IT, 1avs gave way entirely and
49, fbat The men should hit VITA
Ffss1s e-- s,.s arm ard II breakaways. The
-. 80 therefore b. fought Ia accord
=. 81 the Interpretation o. the Mar
~ ogesagberry rules made ~ ite.-
de- sieF.
2raay At the outset took ine stana that
- zas willing 10 abide BY the de-
-. ~ the referee. no matter what
..s~lssan might be The champion. he
- a. willing 10 fight just AZ siier
- rnl,an on The other hand. maintain
a ssas there VAS 10 right vested in the
100 70 make any ruling whatever
- shs men were ready to 1Eht. He
$3.50 hat Fitzslmmons had Always
s~'.gnt - good fair. square fight" and
: "a his 1sifs the hitting had been with
- arms free and that all the Oreaka-
s.gs rad been clean. sorOett. he said.
~ van the Championship OF the world
= ant conducted under such conditions
80 nsethods, which were good enough 20
- he championship and were SUI
ssssafiy good TO defend II.
FTaIly Julian said. Well. will make
rFyposiilon am willing 10 leave IL 10
n sEs8rt and abide by his decision
"a eon'f think ] am cspa Die OF deciding
~ rechnlcAs point in prize ring rules"
Az stuarf "and / hardly cara % UNDER
AK 70 make the deeisioB.'
Tier am willing TO agree TO leave the
matter xith you and sller." said Julian.
although slar has already declared
h.mss;. on the proposition" This suited
Bsasy and the Jury retired. returning in
4 ssy minutes with the announcement
tbas they had decided to Uphold the in
ssyyssAii0n OF the rules made by Siler.
Jalsan hesltated come minutes and then
gave IN Il want 20 say. gentlemen. that
al his fights Fltg has always given up
,yerythlng. and he VIII do IL now. We
81 asht uujer the rules as Mr.. Siler
ssnsssnes them. even II we don't Ike
X
Fsrs!Tamons did not appear 10 be over
slssssd with the result OF the conference.
81 BE- did not Jose any Of the confidence
sAat has characterized him ever since ne
ssssa training for the fight
1 have always fought under tho rules
q meaning taat the men shall not hit
yta one arm free and with all or the
krsaks2ays clean. said Fltzsimm0ns.
and this IL rather a new thing for me.
caFa~st bss won all OF his fights under
fas rules as | want them. and | do not
81 why Dc should make boiler for
atner a
haze always given I'm on everything TO
eesrs oig and ] am willing TO give In
o. lhis"
eorbeit was inclined 10 view the sur
reader Of Julian with scorn.
TIA, is what they have been praying
Sc at along" said Corhett. 1t - IN every
var 10 the advantage OF fitx-immons
@As with one arm free, II is conceded on
az sizes that he Is harder hitter than
] IS ard that he is better on the lab
has am. on the other hand. I am bet
~ tan tftzsimmons on long-range
sgsiag and ] am more scientific con
stsr Il very much more 10 his advantage
fasa TO mine that Slier has ruled as be
Asks
fifssimmons' stock Rising.
NEW YORK March i2-A4few daFs ago
Ns we're being placed at 10 on Corbett.
Aei now to finds no takers. A, one
Rs foom an offer of $500 70 si.oao on
csrtsi, has stood On the blackboard for
taF days without acceptance. Fitzsin-
Sos' stock f. rising. and IL IS believed
rat even money win be the figure here
e. ~ i1th.
Tale Men Regret Their Action.
NEW HAVEN Conn. March i2-Tha
fs4 siu6ents. VINO several DAYS ago sent
iaf Hsg and letter OF good wishes 70
tafeeit ~ Carson. Nevada. print sn
ssasegTiic can1 Ia today's issue az rhe Yale
Se~s Taey disclalm all intention OF be-
e considered ne speaking for the col
sss s0d express regret that "uuwiliinEly
Aaa an%iuns,y" they have cast a slur
e. TIE university