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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
FIrZ TELLS HOW HE DID IT
Same Left-Banded Jab Under the Heart
That Settled Sharkey.

Carson. New, March 17.-After the bait
tie Fitzsimmons walked 10 his dressing
room, accompanied by his wife and fol-
lowed by his trainers. Many shouted
congra tuiations 10 him on the way and
his trainers. of course. shook hands with
him, and his wife hung on his neck and
kissed him.
Il am the proudest man alive, said
Ficzsimmons. II have established be-
yond dispute my right to the title Of the
heavyweight chamionship OF the world
a title disputed by one man only-James
J. Corbett / was a bit fearful al the
outset, because the first right-hand lead
made at him landed on the back OF his
head. wrenching my thumb. Thereafter
was at disadvantage. and you may
have noticed that my right swings were
short, but they were delivered with the
purpose OF deceiving Corbett into the
belief that the thumb was not injured
That accounts for my missing so many
right-hand swings. l discovered at the
outset that his punisnment did not affect
me. II his jabs had landed any place 9th
CT than on my dips. which are suscepti-
ole 10 bleeding. I would have escaped
without a scratch.
"Corbett talks about a return fight and
says that he will follow me from town
10 town until 1 give rim return bat
tie I am thirty-six years OF age. have
fought more championship battles than
any two men in ancient or modern ring
annals. and Shall retire. I win never
fight again. Julian viii now take pos
session o: the niche which we have fore
ed Corbett 20 vscats.
~ feel more than pleased ~ the work
Of Referee Siler and am satisfied that
his Interpretation OF the rules was along
fair lines
II have been confident al along % my
ability to whip Corbett. Ny roasting
min was prompted solely by my desire
70 get him INTO the rig ] did not think
I could ever e: rim - face ne. unless
/ made him believe tina, ! was bit cha
~ OF meeting him Ne gave me hard
fight and 90: considerable punishment
I waited for the tire sri finally. 4 I
could not =, - bis had. pl1yel fer
his body ard finished him I ended Cor
bet with ne same blow that I used on
ShaTkey-a ieft-haad swing or the body
under the heart"
Fitzslnnons Is n god condition. bar
ring the sprain Q; MS thumb, whsch Is
badly swollen He drove iato t0wn this
afternoon vsth his wlfs and EFT o. 20
nights train sor san Frz-cLscc. taking
wica him The purse q tl5.sse. n drafts.
xhIch we're turned over 20 bin oy a.
smith me srzkesosser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
TRYING To SWAP ISLANDS
Great Britain and Italy Have Deal on
Hand for Mutual Advantage.

Paris, March 1.-THE Echo de Paris
says It IS understood that Italy is on the
eve Of ceding to Great Britain the island
OF Pantellaria, situated sixty miles south
west of the island Of Sicily and about
half way between the coast of Africa and
the Siciian coast, in exchange for the ie-
land Of Perrin, off the Arabian coast, in
the strait Of Bah 81 Mandeb and at the
entrance of the Red sea. The island OF
Perrin is a bare rock five miles long, on
which turtle shells are taken, belonging
TO Great Britain, whereas the island of
Pantellaria has an area of 5S square miles
a population Of about 1000, produces fine
fruits and has a convenient port, Oppi-
dolo. al its northwest point. Situated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
HE'LL HATH NO FURY
Like a Woman Who Knows How 20 Coach
Prize Fight

Carson. New. March i7-one OF the
most dramatic features OF the battle vas
tie part Mrs. Firzsinmons played in the
victory OF her husband Never before
in me history OF the prize ring has a
woman witnessed The struggles OF her
husband for puyilistic honors. and the
new cnanp.ou's wife today established
q Dreceaeu; which viii scarcely ever 5e
equslied Up 10 ne aaghs before the
fight Mrs E1.zsiranoos ns5 declared
that she would not be preSea; a. me rig
side. bu. al ne Jas; mcEsas. d>ss.se al
vice % her friends. SIC .nsss;e-i o. zc-
company.ng asr hasbA-f See was e
orously caeered when she sn;ere3 toe
arena and appeared entirely ssif-coa-
taire3 and uncoace-ued as took her seat
aln,os. under thee hair IN Boo's corner.
A. ne came DOWN ,as slope from his
crexs * room, F.txssEnnozs stopped Tor
a m1a,enf as his -i.e's s.de snt saoc1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
SWORD PLAY IN PARIS
Professionals Get at Each Other With
Their Keen kutters

Paris, March IA duel with swords
was fought this AFTERNOON in the park
Of st. Ouen between the Chevalier PM,
master OF the Italian school Of arms, and
NJ. Thomegeux. a French amateur
swordsnan. The meeting, which excited
intense interest, arose from a letter in
sulting PM as an outcome Of recent
assault at arms. PM is regarded as the
first swordsman of the world. NJ. Thom-
egeuy is a prominent Transvaal Uitland-
er. The duel lasted half an hour. PM
easily held his own and once disarmed
his adversary. Later PM plunged vio-
lently al NJ. Thomegeux's right breast.
The latter parted the lunge and Pini's
rapier pierced his shirt Finally N. Tho
megeuX was wounded in the face and the
du.l was stopped.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
wELrERwErGars GO AT II
.sIysterious'' Billy Throws mp the spcngs
In the Eleventh Round


Carson. New. March 1T.-The nght be-
tween Mysterious Billy Smith and
George Green. welterweigh,s. follow~t
Immediately after the Hawkins-Fisherty
fight.
smith had all he worst OF I, until the
eleventh round. when he gave up the
fight. saying that his arm had been brok-
en- in the fourth round. Malachi Hogan
Of Chicago was referee and he bad Ms
hands fslll. The men ciinched repeatedly
and were ioa:h 20 break away Smith
devoted most of bis attention TO might
ing. and In the c.irsches he would get
Green around the neck and with hiz
right arm free play tattoo on the san
Francisco boys ribs. Green constantly
iabbed with his lett and soon bad Smiths
nose and rnouth in a pulpy condition IL
was noticeable that Smith refrain~d
from using his left arm. which had been
broken three months ago. ana he could
only land an occasional right swing.
Round The mea cltnched tnm>di-
ately and Smith began his work on
Green's RIBS In the breakavay Green
punched Smith an the stomach. 80 there
was aA1other cnnch and both got in blows
on the body
Round Smith swung his right insf
fec,uaHy and cllnch-i. Green jaeoed
him In the mouth with his let Another
c.inch and Green Jabo~d again. with ais
left. causing Smiths mouth 70 bleed
Round s--Gr>en played alternately
with his lett Cor Smiths nose ani slom-
ach. landing nearly every time. In
wrestling match Green was thrown and
remained down three secoads- As no
r5urI cl0@ed Green got 10 two rnors jaos
z'th his left
Round 4-Srni;h rushed 50 Green ard
n, usual embrace followed. Green got
10 !ef; on he stomach and a Tixnt syisg
OF the ribs. smith gave Crseu a not Gas
IN the ribs.
Rouad was Ike al the rest, suorss-
sion % cincaes and i2bs by Green
Round s.-sni;h went 20 ne floor as
ne re~al. OF q islt-aand paneh 81 10
face. The "Mysssr,oss' MAJ rssrnsd
very tired and tuag on 70 Green rs leas
a. Re couid IN ine clncbes- A. me rossf
closed h lanse5 en- Green's Jaw. bal ID
ID damage.
Round 7.-srifh rushed rsstf-rs est.
~. Wa .hsssctusi untl TIE s1d 81 -
rouad. ~.ea ne sent GTs~ns bad BACK
an r.Eh,-tzsd EE-iaS on tae rsSa'a-
PrlaI 81 n wre~tis smith vas
-s-.>--r Green gaea trl~d sor q kaock-
oa. zira his -xaf. os; failed.
pcss.d s--Cra-u played constantly for
ne stomach. bss Smith Hasnaxs5 % esocx
hir1 even zine.
Il re team roazf Green ha9 u nssrv
81 rs szn ~sy. iaufnz saccstsson -
sffs ". fhe assd ard bosy ;ast baby c.
ne allied suah. who a2oea3ss - -
ssfsrs. for projection.
Ecso6 iI.--STsea EzoteS - -rd ~ AZ
FAR ard r1sas4 Smith s<a.n~, - ropes
ssnisn Eot ia rsSs' tysee - SFerns
rs-k M zss T. rs;a-. 5soa-e "a 10
>; ..lzca- s7sita VS. ~sry Lf-6 so5 ~asa
f-s sslI rang I'D 3. ssa 80. % nis cor
a.. IS sseanss ,nfF~ - ne soonxs
AL tas ezas as F.T~a - Srssa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
FILIBUsTEKERs ARE BOLD
Three Large Schooners Sighted on little
Cuba libre Cruise.

Key West, Fla, March ia fishing
schooner that came in ate last night re-
ports seeing three large schooners pass
ing Cape Florida Island Friday noon go
ing south. They were well cut and SEEM
ed To be under full speed. One OF the
vessels had an unusually large number Of
men on deck. while one of the others
seemed heavily laden. No names could
be made out, they being seemingly COW
cred up.
This seemingly corroborates the leav-
ing Of the expedition from Key Pa4o Alto
Thursday 1t indicates that they secured
the immense stock Of material stored on
the keys and that Captain Lewis and
Colonies Nunez and Carlo knew their
business when there.
Cubans here now openly state that
three large expeditions have left the
United States shores within the last three
days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
Dangers of the Grip.

The greatest danger from La Grippe is
of its resulting IN pneumonia. If reason
able care is used, however, and Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy taken, all dan
ger will be avoided. Among the tens of
thousands who have used this remedy
for Ia grippe, we have yet to learn of a
single case having resulted in pneu-
monia, which shows conclusively that
this remedy is a certain preventive of
that dread disease. 1t will effect a per-
manent cure in less time than any other
trea Iment. The % and so cent sizes for
sale by druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
THOUSAND STUDENTS ARRESTED
For Their sympathy for Victim of Russian
Barharity

London. March 1S.-A dispatch 10 the
London Times from St. Petersburg says
that over a thousand students OF the IN
iversity and other institutions have been
arrested at the very doors OF the cathe-
dral Of Lady Of Kasan. They were en-
deavoring to attend prayers said for the
soul Of a girl student named Nitroh.
who, it was alleged. set fire 20 her blank
et and burned herself 70 death in her
prison cell 10 escape the insults and vio-
lence of a prison Official She had been
imprisoned since December. on the
charge OF being q political agi;ator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18

about thirty miles from Sicily, almost in
the middle of the main thoroughfare Of
the Mediterranean, Pantellaria, now a
convict depot, could be converted into an
other of the strongly fortified stations Of
the British. Under the circumstances,
the Echo de Paris expresses the hope
that the powers will interfere and pre-
vent the transfer Of the Islands referred
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BOUND TO TRY m OVER


San Francisco. Cal. March i-.-pam-
padour Jim Coroett. vanquished bus
hopeful o. having another chance Ut the
Corr.sanlan. arrived n >is city NJ $50
tonight. after flying journey from the
scene &c his defeas. He LEFT the prize
light city AZ s-ss ana came rlgh, through
wsshou; . sop He vas me, BY a large
crowd os people At the ferry. As be
s:eppeS from sne gang plank II was no
tiSs3 tina; he was detected and seemed
moody ard morose.
This Only outward sign that he had
been n cgh,. however. was the swol-
len coalition of Dis les, cheek and tenn
PIE. We dse no: say much OF his de-
fea:, except tia; i vss a chance. blow
which Deprived bin, % the Champion
ship and TIA. he had F.txsimmons when
the terrible blow was struck He want
ed I, distinctly s,as.d chat he was con-
scious a, eli times sId that the intense
pain caused By he blow drove every
thing else on, Of his nfrd. He says
thar re viii foroe F1tzs'nmons 20 light
again and animated that he would fol-
low the champion frori town 70 town 20
bring about another battle. Jim was
very anxious 70 know how the news OF
his defeat was received In th.s city and
seemed pleased when he heard ;hat the
rsajority OF the people were sorry for
him. II will get another chance SONS
day." he said. and then viii win"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Rome, March 1.-THE pope today re-
ceived in audience Congressman
Bourke Cochran OF New York.
Moa;evledo. March 17.-Another we'll
armed revolutionary expedition. having
captured several small steamers. has
landed On the northwestern frontier.
London. March 1T.-Replying 10 long
speech OF charges as 20 the dangers in
the use o. Canadian canned salmon. Sir
Joseph @. ColHner. secretary OF the Ca
madam high commission. publishes a
telegram from Minister Davis giving an
unqualified contradiction OF the reports
and saying the allegations are direct
variance with the facts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
Jrsr A. JULIAN ExPEcrEp
He oDmeods That Cornsss 20 BACK 90
His De~k 10 the Haak.

carso-. Sev.. March HI Eas tast
as / expected & Mould b. sad Martin
Jn: AZ as Re istt fhs arena. as pg-5 -
face xressh@d IN smiles. 4 <asE B3a
ccul5 lex thst fellow from TIE u.s. Ssy
I saw ain AM M 7r=lsc:so2s have 20
day beer proven co-rsc;- re gave CIR
OF. all TIE ess; G. * n me rules. y.F.s-
inc every point ASKED tor. ard. a. gsSzl.
eEa11oal1g every cSnS-z II ns made
d. It's because I kaex E.tzs.nrnons
esa.5 whip "a; c2-. &c uzars<- 1os Re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
SETTLED IN ONE ROUND
Hawkins Sets FIaherty 8is shoulder
Blades and tie stays Down.

Carson, New, March 1.-THE Fiaherty-
Hawkins fight. the first OF the two miner
contests was set for O'Clock. but 4 was
before the men entered the ring. Al
that time there were about 1880 people
present. Both men weighed exactly Is
pounds.
The fight was soon over. There vac
one exchange OF blows. a clInch, and q
Knockout, FTaherty going down as II he
had been shot. II was al over in ons
minute. four seconds. The Official timer
gave the time as four seconds. but IN his
excitement ne knocked OF one minute.
AT the call OF time Hawkins lost no
time In going at his man. he swung hts
left hard on Flaher;y's jaw. ant the las-
ter countered on the body. Then they
clinched. hanging on TO each other for a
few seconds,
After the breakaway Hawkins landed
a right swing on Flaherty's jaw and fol-
lowed the same instant with a left swing
on the same place. Fiaherty fell over
backwards. his head striking the door
with great force. He lay perfecty SIN
and was counted out. Then his seoonds
carried him from the ring.
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nearly out in the fifth round and should
have finished his man then. but he was
not quick and fresh enough Ny former
criticism OF Coroesf's training methods
ssfu holds good He practsced boxing
with slow. poor boxers. while Fisxslm-
mons had the cieeeFest men 70 be OBJ
talned. corbet, Is beautiful boxer.
but Fftzsimmons Is zrea, fgh<ey. He
Is the best man OF The two"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18

tons 1 am dead glad that al this talk
ing and boss,ins ana heaping OF insults
on the part OF Corbett is at last ended
He's licked man now. ana no matter
how much he works his face. nobody
will pay any attention to him. Robert
Fitzsimmons is the undisputed Champion
OF the world and Jim Corbett Is third
rater. He had better go back 10 his
bank"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18
NICE WAY OF PUTTING 1T
In Plain United States. William Ia as Crazy
as Bedbug.

London. March 1S.-The Daily Chron-
icle states today: Grave news has been
received in London with respect to the
health Of Emperor William Of Germany.
and certain constitutional possibilities
are being discussed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-18

New York. March l7.-At the Broad
way Artistic club today Harry Styles OF
this city defeated Billy Needhsn OF san
Francisco IN tez--oun6 bout
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To RATfFY VASSOS-

Canea, March 17-Several French and
Italian staff officers have been sent to
Colonel Vassos to notify him of the block
n0a oF the island
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lcszaaass % six.a Page
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leaa. While fsr behind came Freeman.
George shariek and Dow For while IN
f{ge second mile the handicap rner gained
on the second etvislo OF. and II WAS geusr-
allS conceded that Freeman and MS clique
might az @eE throw ap The sponge. AZ
TIE end os two suilal Ben7er was stiEj lead
snz e 4 fast pace with Jack ShcTick a
close second and Victor Smith securely
fxed En- third. Suddenly On the back
stretch tAc scratch rueG commenced 10
move faster ard slowly YET surely the
is.S distance separating shem from the
s8n was seen 20 lessen. It Vas ar iaspir-
iag sight and the CROWD coElrH need 70
realize rflat freeman. George s5hsriek ard
low were doing some great riding. y hiFr,
Freeman was unw dra W1ng away from
George ShaEsck and Dow. and al every
turn Of fhe pedals hts machine jumped
ahead. IL was or tfa back stretch OF tho
nialh lap when the crowd yelled o3t.
Freeman has caught The crowd i; was
tr4e. ard ne Immediately commenced 70
tske things easy before she final effort.
Tn the tenth Dow aud George Sharicx
rauEht tue main body. aud then the fun
commenced. The bell sounded for fhe last
ian. and. as II electrified. Freeman shot
along. moving down the field - if they
were posts. After him came Dow ike
hurricane ON the turn into the home
stretch Freeman WAS up with the leaders.
and 10 power on earth could mold him
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IS or all together. but certainly they

e.s. or all together. bUt certainly they
wera beautiful.
Nothing could have been more ssJiSfac-
tory than the cannon SslutsS. These ma Ia
a noise on exploding IN n't6air which lsfs
nothing in that line 10 ~ desired The
shock OF the explosion was tremendous. Il
seemed Disappointing that only TWO %
fhesa arrangements ware sent aiofs. The
fsrpwc~k balloons were very beautiful. ana
could pc seen FOR great distance ancth-
or artistic eTecr was gained through The
diamond chain rockets being A string ~
large. colorad stars hung together by soma
mysterious agency. bursting into smaller
srossrs Of stars as they fioatsd in the air.
The rain came about 10 o'clock. falling
al IRIS, n light drops and gradually In
ereasing 70 Quite a shower. The daTpOess
rqoticsably affected some Of the sky rock
cts A. lo.So after an hour Of brilliant
fusillading broken only twice 70 allow the
smoke 20 clear. he closing signal. Good
bye" shone cut brightly. ana the people
went home.
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Mr.. George f. MAYER.


This afternoon at o'clock LANCER a
Lueben's celebrated band viii give one Of
It's splendid open air concerts at Leschi
park. The park is looking its best and
visitors, as we'll as Seattle people, win find
Il a delightful place 10 spend the afternoon
Take the fesler avenue ears. The follow
Ing Inc programme Will be given:
PARTI
March-"Mc kinley Inaug urltion' .....
.--.--.- .-.--..4..........N. Herbert
National airs .............. Tobani
0l1mSn waltz .....-...-..-....-... Lamoit .
Cocnet soio-"YoQng America" .-...Lcvy
Mr.. Conrad Eisaer. soloist.
Seiection-Southeru plantation Songs.
.-.-.- ...........-....-.. Moses
American Patrol Mcacdam
PART II.
Naroh-"El Captain" --............... Sousa
oVeTtGCe-'I'r1 Ds4yoiS' ............A uher
Cavatina from Robert ic D.ahle'' ....
solo for Sopraro. Nj Lizzie Abrams late
of San Francisco, accompanies
Alfred {.ueben.
FIntasie ana Variations Of My Oh
Kentucky Home Daily
Waltz Flowers OF the Forest .. Reed
Two Step-'"rwent!eth Century Wo-
iiitA --..+-.ss ...-............ or :