The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

silcr VIII Give Them out In an'""o'
Good Days Work by the Principals

CARSON, NEW. March 9-The Sno"
nolt,a SWIFTLY, under me sun to-day, ana
the roads are once more dryIn5 ,,,t
patches Corbett and titzsihl,io"s - ~
m three hours hill climbing W., MIN
ing preparatory no their res"i"i .,.-i,,.,
Referee George Silcr has geei, ,,,,non
notes for several days WIN tl'.,,...,sIerrv
and Corbett in regard to me - .ra,,,,r. a
iuies, ana Tomorrow ne WI" f',,.,,.s,f,on.
resume Of his conclusions lOl I ken
In this digest the rules VIII ne ~, '"' ,,,'
up seratim and explained 'le"'''
information Of the puhh,- ,ri,fcisu,
II know that / ann liable 10 ri
for doing this" explained Mr.. Siler TINS
evening. but / wish 90 maxi ny -,
ton rs clear as possible peloi' w ~, "a
Of the fight. The referee i..,,,,,i,lJ
this contest will divert manf I'M
thousand dollars. and ! feel ihal t,'nt
not bee too careful. ] miy sd. H." r,,i"s
there will he mo- hickcring ABOUT We ,,,
The men have agreed 90 cav ~. -
and in order that every iody no IL
stand hOis The battle Is 10 y. ,h1
propoee 90 make my Instruction ~
nt,.rs ruLiIr t1-tnorfow through the
press instead of issuing th,hi ui" Ill
The riug Half Of the snectAipi7 Nv5N
not hear my voice from lut lhl7 t,.t
and they would not ulu'i3,'' e.,,f
constituted fair break tMas o,,o ,yo,id
blow I'm the first clinrl -'in' ~ 80,
shout foul and mp would go iu'i ~,
tho uartf~aus of the man rupppT,h ~ ~
foulfd If the rules oi the .'il'''
clearly explained hcfofri ir" W i.-..
TORS will know what latitude w, h-up
.,n ,ficvrI and INV rulings will not he
- r.tfe ia question 10 is am cnsy mat
tor 10 confuse the old oueonsn'iiN I"''''
famous md uCuular Hr ''f ,.
COrhoft ononcd the ban tnl- uu9' ~
by walking and sprninE .,ts ti,d
foothills. Jim does not I.h7u t.,H 49,
~ work believing that n makes niW
slow his trainers insist that ne must
take af least "a short WAX every mo- "-
ing from now on however au" ~ i.
pfycn I'm 10 their iudgfmnf. JUST TO shn"
tbet he couid hit. linn disabled two punch
inc bags I'm ten minutes this AFTERNOON.
ne went through the entire Dill OF arc
from handhall 10 wrestling Milh.uI d
pause and barely raised 2 ptrsl,li" III
FitzHmmons did not permit III. uoii is
ffo cares 10 interfere with his training.
He was up with the birds IN the MOI IIihs
and off for a long walk after hreak ilstinE
with his wife and baby. Inc alt.Inoo'i
programme began with "a niue EdHle -,
handhaU which was soon dropptu as
roonofonous Forty minutes were devoted
TO bag punching Of the Vicious oiutr
before the wrestling mat was spread
once through with koencr m thls Etliiv'
Bob went for Hickey ana Stch@cieI WIZ
his gloves. taking them on IN tIIh TOT
eight thrcc-minutc rounds eacn- re VIZ
MS frisky as "a kitten while hehs IlDneu
down. and made 10 complaint about sore
joints.
The town is filling with street iaklrs ana
beggars Marshall Kinney has rounded up
two punches Of hobos within a week ana
shipped them out Of the state. ne Is
spotfinc n fresh lot tonight and VIII give
them passports tomorrow morning
Dan Stuart was annoyed to-day by Il
report telegraphed back from the East
that he had quarrelad with United
States District Attorney Jones over money
matters. and that I'm consequence mere
was "A possibility Of Federal interference
before the big fight could be pulled on.
"Tho fact of the matter is this: assert
cd Stuart. Mr.. Jones has performed
considerable LEGAL work for me. Nester-
dav he presented his bill. / checked II
off with Mr. Wheclock this morning. ana
handed over the money. lhere wa M, 10
quarrel and no threats were made. That
IS the whole story. -,..
The District Attorney denied warmly,
that any friction existed between himself
and MIR Stuart and ridiculed the idea
Of Federal Intervention.