Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-12

would cover all the objections RAISED
TO the treaty. 1t Is probable the conn
mittee Will have the treaty under con-
sldetatiGn several days.
The COMMITTEES nujournsi at 1880
alter an hours sesslou 10 meet again
on Monday. Chairman DAVIS would
make no announcement concerning
the day's work except that no cDnclu-
sion was ieacned.
TRAINING or rnE FIGHTERS.
Both Hard at Work for tho Amuse-
msni OF the Rubiic.
CARSON CITY, New, March H.
CorbGtt did not vary tho routine d
his training To-Day, but there was
nothing in the least that assembled
monotosy Ia the exercises for the men
who are aiuing him In his work. He
began the day With a ten-mile trot
over the fast drying roads, waioa LETT
his accompanying spriuters OBJ tue
verge OF collapse, but which he fl nished
apparently with all the fresh ness OF q
two-year.Old broncho. His rubbing
down after his gallOp left bin in cou-
dillon for lunch, which would have
done Credit TO farm hand, and after
rest until O'Clock he entered the after
noon work with viyor. His first work
was with wrist machine anu then
came bag punching 10 the dtaugniy
little shed back Of the handbiil court
whers an enthusiastic crowd o; al.
miTerH chung to the rough Taiters or
Tut their faith In rickety boxes In an
endeavOt 10 cover each OtDurs heads.
Bag punching was fest Iand furiOuS,
| ana rather longer III duration than
usual, but by the time each OF the
spectators had had ample opportunity
to secure a lair cold In the head, Cor.
belt was ready iOr tho couis. He
played i've games OF hRudball with J Oe
CUrbett as hiB partner, the brothers
being matched against pair of probes.
SIGNALS who had somewhatkthe bstter
Of the arguments. His failure TO win
II filed the fishler's temper aud his
bioIuer J,e was chided for every mis-
play with u hpency anu earuestneas
that "put him cut" rhetoricalIy at the
end OF every found.
Without moments rest Jim dOnned
a sweater and began mots serious
business OF the day, taxing on MONEY!
| for "a hot wrestling bout, which at the
| end OF three minutes lett Inc latter
badly wiDdeJ. Without n moments
intermission Trainer Whit t.oa"B &"
Jeilrles into the arena, and the Call
| iornian giant had decidedly up.
pleasant three minutes experience
with the swift gloves OF the champion.
Woods, looking Ike an Etquimaux
| with the mumps in his pneumatic
head protector, imm dlately followed.
| His turn was the most interesting OF
| all to the spectators and was apparent.
| ~ not uninteresting to him, Ter Co...
hgt 4 n nj fhs,I
matte neadgear to the utmost with his
| vigorous and numerous punches.
"BrOIher Joe" was given three
minute wheel anu then McVey was
taken out again, the four boxers
beIHg given three rounds each. AL
though they all maize vigorous efforts
to land GU the champion, Jeffries was
the ionly one to mix anything like
hOnors with his punishment, ne hsv-
| ing succeeded in landing 3 blow on
| Cotbetps cheek, the latter falling to
get his head out OF the way OF splen-
uIdly aimed right.
| a good rub down after 10 was all
over left Corbett in excellent condition
and spirits and called from Trainer
White reiterauce OF the opinion that
his man could not possibly be in better
shape for the contest on the l7lh.
/ FIIzsIMMoNs's WORK.
According to the program mapped
| out by Fitzs!mmons yesterday he
started In on his work this morning
instead OF waiting for the afternoon
as heretofore. He went out for au
eight mile run and upon reaching the
ranch on his return boxed with
| Stenzer and Hickey. A rub down
/ a,,Na aI ill ~
FitziimmOns was full OF Interest
regarding the conference ON rules
which is scheduled for u late hour this
afternoon. he again declared that he
did not want any hitting with one
arm iree and said that notwithstand-
ing all that had been said he did not
consider such ruling at all favorable to
his style OF flgting and ASSERTED that
he was willing to ngrse to anything
fair 10 both parties and which did not
give COrbett too much advantage.
THE TRAMps GATHERING.
The trsmps commenced coming
west week or so ago. At every
station west OF Ogden there are from
three TO dozen. They jump on trains
at NIL stopping points and not inire-
quently show fight when ordered of.
l lnby klFc Ittlkub Dthhehltu paltiCu-
larry u great deal OF trouble. 80 far
the Irsinmen here have been able to
keep them from stealing rides but IL
they become more numerous as Is
probable extra men Will be put on to
prevent them from reaching their
destination, Carson. Some have sue
ceeded In getting here, but the au,or-
tiles are watching for them, arresting
all they fiud on the streeta anu sending
them to Reno in locked box cars.
A large crowd was at the Depot on
the arrival of this moruIng's train
expecting to see John L.. Sullivan VINO
has been dus every day this week
according to rumors. He did not
come, however, anu It is now said that
he Will not be here until Monday OF
Tuesday.
Bat Masterson who, 1t IL understood,
win have charge VI the force OF men
who will maintain order at the
arena Ia expected In day or two, &c
as to have MS force organized ana In
proper sbapa to preserve the peace o.
their seervictB u necessary. Aside
from the pugilleIs their trainers auu
atlenda nts and score OF newspaper
mon there are perhaps not nifty suau
l ali a