The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-17
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-. .sc.orsous. He said today
- ,onxhs Any nan On the same
: : fcIsx1t anF so1y oese.t nAIs
! - 49,. - fry &c tel Enyss4i DOW 2
90 ! nsN Iagfn. when the tine
e. - 4 q ry instinct tells ne
anz e. I can tee anybody
- =. 80 Fftxs par o. battle vas
gss<a "a ssrnsesG. except Ia The rner-
. -. aseeregt nan ! ever saw"
Z BE = - Ian. Although / have been
So sar usaty years. do not UNDER
- - sgra !. a.. na7s stssA - = 1 -
ssss .s--.zrs h3ca. He always A2s some
5 81 - steve SRI he has = n1~,
~ W ssggy 70 trylDg 70 guess Dim.
b; - - a'sug with higa the best Eay l
- tns results take care o.
800 declared that. In event Of his
- -. - dghs. ne VII ieAYs TIE country.
- s.se is there for noe TO DO" ne
- rzrn0t ges any more matches IN
a. .ssse.5ssxlt class. ard. u lose this,
- ssow that ] an nor ia the heaNA-
-. Ease and theE as ] cant act IKE
49,. shgrs - nothing for me 90 %
= =, get osi. sxpect 70 80. O g. aFse.
=. - fsan may Jose a light. and Of
g, -. = 4 chance Of M losing tnls
3gbtsr always takes chances, no
80 - ~ H. 40 against One thing
- II 1 lose gut the United States
-. "a 40 work today. with the excep-
-. y taking a run 70 the penltentiary.
80 nile from his house. There ne
- azth and tfotted home again. This
$50 al o. Dis work f9r the day In
- .f.syaoon Fitz remained IN bis house
ssarsy al % the slime. and Only AZ infrs-
-. intervals did ne make his appear
-. ! ne ward Muid0on. the wrestler.
= 49, 81 the callers during the after
-. sn6 Flrx stripped for the purpose OF
s.s.~ssr The great wrestler 10 get a good
- = a. physical condition. MaidooH
$500 himself as greatly pleased with
- sa,ys.floa Of FIX. and to a friend ne
- - sxpecsed that Fltz had a most ex-
..s..s. chance 70 win mis- fight. He based
4. ,usr.su more or the dispositions OF the
~ SEA than upon anything else lie
80 - course OF training which Corbets
80 nursned had made him nervous and II
ratie and that Fltz II as cool as Il Is
,sssItle FOR q man 20 be, and he thinks
= r. account that Fitz has the greater
sscs ef winning tomorrow.
Z yks ne course OF training that Fltz
s.s psrsgsd said Nuld0on. better than
ssst gnsch Carbelt has followed. and with
sss exception Of White who has been
ss,h rorbett. I think Fitz has had the
- mar IA hia camp. In the first place.
nave no dcHb; that Roeber can defeat
asv mas IN coFhetts camp. and more
sssy TANK that h can DO IL easily with
4 .oar rounds. Then again. there IL not
= Al ~ coroefts camp man VINO can
eome anywhere near Dan Hickey In the
sssf o. science G0rbett has trained for
- sshf by doing things that he will be
sA4xea 10 d. IN the ring. and he has
syeiasd on very little else. Fitz. on the
sshsr hand. has done the sort of work To
ssake kiEn strong and quick and has run
q fsss Of making himself stale by doing
sAkt he will be compelled to do when
y fares his antagonist. \ man may be-
ezra Intellectually stale by training as
AZ A. stale IN the physical sense. and
Ore Is very little difference between the
fxs save that perhaps mental staienesS
4 - worst az the two. I know GOrheti
+ The 5nest sort OF condition as Tar as
h BABY Is concerned but at the same
fms nave never seen him 50 nervous
uas i % A. this time. F9tzslmmons Is
Is sisadf e. It Is possible for a man 30
d All there Is not the slightest symp-
ssn q nervousness about him. He VIII
So, careful battle. and II Corhett beats
I'm be VII he truly entitled to De called
81 champion There are some things
asagi FlfzSiinmoDs that | do not like. /
a 80; fancy the color OF the whites Of his
sss a. ] have said before. bat at the
~Ss tine after looking over the course
e ra.aing he has gone through. | must
az "a Ike the amount OF work he has
tu~ and the manner in which he has
4sss IT,
TAs afternoon a special from San Fran
tsaa pulled Into the depot. nearly half Of
- popaiaii0n % Carson being at the sta
tsr - welcome the visitors. This train
vas composed of nine Pullman sleepcrs.
- srss 70 reach here. When the train
~ fan Francisco II had ten sleepers. but
80 vas left az Reno. 20 DE attached 70 the
iesl train Il being thought dangerous by
taf raaread officials TO haul more than
fae ears over the road a. one time. the
s'taary traffic being limited TO ordinary
ftsssngsr coaches. which are much lighter.
Nast q The passengers were sporting men
reg san Francisco. but there were also
eslegattanE from Los Angeles and Marys-
VI. each Of ihe latter having Us own car.
p waieh was nlacard Of the athletic
go ef which they are members. The
"fnpie Club, q San Francisco. was rep
ssented by large number Of members.
"E Croker one OF the heirs OF the
.IeFssF estate, brought a small party OF
'yssfsis n his private car. Among them
Ess Prince Poniatowski. his brother-in-
~ EFnes, Wil,ze. Howard Chase. North
faa psNles and William Bourne.
ne OBS Prominent member OF the pnEil-
G;thsn
ne - the Passengers Who attracted
"a deal ~ attention WAS Corbett's
s4sa%, Nho came - see his son hattie far
- shs glory. Mr.. Corbett. ST. travelled
sac, occupying the drawing room of n
Ml'aan car ant his words We're listened
VI greai respect hy his fellow passen-
re expressed the utmost confidence
- seas ability "a defeat Flfgsiumons.
80 mat Jim hsf assured him that
- vas no possibility - his losing on
'1S N Carson Nj. Carhett drove I'm
go - bis sons quarters ard spent
remainder of me aay with him
saeeisi from the Ess.-fhe frst ore
ans ~ L Rss made NJ 81 Pullman
10 trosn Chicago. two from Sait
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