The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16


- snag. and & Is one that is cans-
ssr much worry. He has no; yet
- : decision III the matter. and no
-. -, make up ais mind until tomorrow
.-s~w Martin Julian has 3emaa6ed
sa{rs az the receipts that may come
: ssuars from exhibiting the photographs
!. - szht. At the time OF the signing Of
..~srsss 3, agreement. Julian asked for a
-. N The money that would accrue from
-. soarcs and he was told by Stuart that
~ hs5s were made for the right TO
- psesures Julian would be given a
.<s-rs 10 be IN on the returns. No bids
- besn made. az Stuart has been in
,srssnx 10 take the Photographs with a
+zacasne which belongs 20 him for the
raoss part
a..scazrfs~s and told the letter that he
- the receipts from the exhibition of
--a,aerapns 20 be divided int three equal
s.rss ore Of when is 70 20 10 Stuart, one
. FYtxsinmons and Julian and the re-
rr.sniux thlra 10 Cofbetf Julian sald that
sss demand was not granted he would
s.fas@ 10 fight b-fore the camera. al
.ssagh be was willing 10 allow Fitzsim-
usss 70 nght for the purse IL the camera
: tssen from the arena. The pictures
-. considered by Stuart his one chance
= zs.fing back some OF the money he has
sagancsa for fighters in the last three
sssrs. and be IL much worried over the
ssusrd made By Julian. Notwithstanding
~ difficulty Stuart has no doubt that the
~ ashf viii be pulled OF according 90
psozgans. for he this afternoon announced
IA the taree fights would be pulled OF on
sas i7th
TT present programme f. 10 have the
xraai aga; at a. close 10 II a. m. az pos
sssss AMI the men have been ordered 20
y IN their dressing rooms BY 10 If the
oar Is nor favorable 70 the taking Of pic
tsres the smith-Green night viii be put
e and A wait will be made in this way
nagsl the sunlight Il favorable. II condi-
toes 10 suit the photographer exist at the
sna Of the first fight then the big fight will
b. called ia all probability. though the sun
say be given second chance BY putting
i Rlaheriy and Hawkins before Fitzsin-
~ons and Corhett. NO matter what the
saaasiioEs may be az the termination OF
fas aght the event Of the day will then
b called. and the photographer must take
is chances. II the great fight should be
Erss the other two will follow In short or
dsy, and Il Il the present intention OF Stu
al washer permitting. 10 have all three
szals IN ore day
Beth Of the great pugilists did today the
hsf work they viii 40 before the fight.
sits the exception of a little road work
.ezouow for the purpose of keeping their
x.a1 In coed condition Both Of them are
"a ne finest kind Of shape. and. as Charley
Nhiis the trainer Of Corhett. expressed
/ ;esAy. II the thing were entirely a mat
sf d condition the men would fight until
esfk ard there would be no decision at ali.
~ hey are both in such excellent shape
isnh will be cut Of the question for them
q ass the fight through lack of con-
tiaas
KAea corhett arose this morning he
Faas little light work In his room with
ae eembhells and then went 10 break
fast After sitting around the house for
saoyt time ne went AZ the wrist ma
ea.ne which be worked for a short time.
aaa then punched the bag bur did very
Little wish IL. He then went through sew
aal light rounds Of sparring and took
soEe short runs and walks on The road.
During The forenoon ne played three
sanes o. handhall with Joe. winning them
AZ IN the afternoon he took a short walk
sna rested the balance OF the day. Neither
csFassi nor any Of his trainers VIII give
sas siea OF what the champion VIII weigh
wien ne enters tho ring. bat II is certain
tesi he will weigh over II5 pounds. as he
= above That weight now The chances
arr 'hai lie viii tip the scales very close
% The 80 mark
titzstmmons wound up his work Of prep
Haiion today. and announced that from
ia or he Wsll d. very Httle. Ite took
s1seft run in The morning. punched the bag
aiile and boxed with his trainers. Fltz
= notwithstanding hts declaration today
at he wouid 90 no more work. likely &c
@ some more tomorrow. He Is apt 20 take
saaaen notions ard act accordingly. He
- TIE larger part trains himself His
Fsihefs 10 What he directs. and F1tI does
- allow them 60 tell him what is best
81 aim 70 40. He l. his own training mas
tfF ana Is probably the only fusn IN the
rs Nho Is SO His conduct in this regard
tsainsf All precedent. but Fits has
NeFfe conelusive1y that he is rot 20 DO
taSea ~ ordinary rules. and has shown
sat ana again Fat be can get himself
SO We best condition without any assist
- from his trainers ga the point Of adj
80 lie Is the best Judge % his own con
ei.5'h ana II Pee decides that ne will De the
as'seF for llttle more work he VIII take
ehAoui any hesifatioE
ihs stores ~ -se weight Of FItK have
ea very cenfiegIug. bur tire prohabill-
ess are noW that he viii weigh NOT far