Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-18
AFTER THE FIGHT.
Visitors Leave and Carson city Counts
Profits and Losses.

Profits ana Losses.
CARSON CITY, New. lS.-All the
special trains lett last night taking
home the San Francis 90 crowd and
most Of the eastern people TO IL no,
where they made cOnuection with
this morninp'J traiB for Denver ana
Omaha. The regular trains north aud
south this morning took away the ro.
naming visitors-those from Nevada
towns, and Carson has resum ed Its
normal conditions. The majority OF
the people are glad that the fights were
held here ms the visitors lett large
amount of money. The hotels, board.
Ing houses, restaurants, livery stables
and gambling dens got about ali OF 1t,
hut the etorekeepers, In addition 10 the
profits from the little trade they had,
| Will ultimately receive large part 80
they too are pleased.
The ministers and their congrsga-
tions are the only ones VINO feel any
| cbagrln and speak OF the disgraSe
| brought upen Carson by the enter
| taining Of q lot OF pugilists and their
| friends and admirers. The fakirs have
| disappeared, having gone away with
/ the eRell men and the owner OF the
wheel OF fortune, but the gambling Ia
resumed as usual, having, however,
| dropped back to their original games.
The sporting men abroad patr0niZed
them, but 1t is understood that they
took home with them much capital.
| Charlie White LEFT Tor San Francisco
early this morning taking with him
Corbett's other trainers. Despite the
defeat OF bis man, White was con-
graduated on all sides for mis- work for
! I'm. ,taa mi. k.aNA
superb condition In which he entered
the ring. White was given free ewing
in his training and useI his own
method with such success that he has
taken first rank in his professions.
| 81 consider It Of the highest import.
ance," he said In explaining his sys-
| tenn, "t0 get an accurate opinion of the
condition OF man beginning work,
| from a first class physician. Upon
that opinion the training must be
based, the work being varied to suit
the msn. The exercise must bsgin
| gradually, the speed and weight Of the
| work being gradually g. creased up to
| within short time before the ii 1ht.
| Then the general exercises must be
| shifted daily by go that those In which
hu Is the weakest or siOwest shall be
used at wide intervals, thus bu nching
the kind of work in whtoh the man
show the beat form. AS the time Tor
the contest draws near the boxing
should be done at the hour st which
the fight is to occur, aud great care
should be taken In the road work 10
prevent injury to the wind. In train.
ing Corbett hammered his face, arms
and breast every night with small
bags containing powdered prepara-
fsA,, ,k,t tab an A. n. a
could be seen his ekin was not broken
Mt any place. Corbett would certain.
Iy have beaten Fitzsimmons II he had
prRotlced bis usual ring tnetics nnu
| stayed away. The mitigating is Fltz.
simmons's own game and that IL
where he won"
FAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-Cor.
bett was up early this morning looking
little worse for wear although his face
was pallid. He says he is ready to
meet Fitzsimmons any day for $50, 900
and would be glad to meet him this
afternoon.
CARSON CITY, March 1S.-Fitzslm-
mons spent thr night at his old train.
ing q Iarters. He will lsRvs for San
Fra ncisco tonight. His lower lip 10
split somewhat and slightly swollen,
but there were no other marks to indi-
cate that he has just gone through
hard battle.
James NJ, Anderson, who was to
have beep onu o; the contestants In a
| shoot for the silver cup which is now
held by Elliott OF Kansas City, has
entered suit against Dan Stuart for
$500. He claims lie was induced to
spend money and time In coming 10
Carson City aud after he arrived the
shoot was declared of because there
were not sufficient entries.