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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
81 RRTIRll

Las iuerzas tagalas fue,on repe-
lidas, llevandose algunas bajas y
dejando otras en- el campo
Los cablcgtamas lue preceden son de
la propiedad del BULErIN MEROANTIL,
y pueden ieproducirse en- cualcuier for
ma abonanlo la empresa 20 pesos por
cada uno que Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
Ell +" TUNISIGI "

FL Gabinete de Paris ha aproba
do los pianos presentados por los
ingenieros para la construction del
cruccro IAn1SIeN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
Los De SAMOA

Cna vez concluida la question de
Samoa, va arreglada casi, Sc dirigi-
ran a las costas de China los cru
ceros R0ya'fst y PURPOSE que Sc
encuentran en- el Archipelago sa-
moano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
AVISO

Ell vapor MONSERRAT saldra de
la Habana para este. puerto el dia 80 del
actual, admitiendo carga y pasaieros para
ell Norte y Me iiterraneo de Espafia.
Consignatarios:
So6rinos de EsqHiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
llDEMyIZACION
IElDRl Ii GUERRA

Creese en- todos los circulos de
Europa que ell Tsung Li-Yamen,
no podra pagar la cantidad que pi
de ell Kaiser, surgiendo la guerra
en- este case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
GRANDES TRlSTORNOS

La prensa anti revisionista op6-
nese a que Dreyfus regrese Fran
cia, cuyo suceso ocasionara, seg1n
dice, mas trastornos que los que dio
origen Ell 6oalangsrzsmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
MAS PREPARATIVOS

Sc cree que estos embarcaran en-
el trasporte Seandaa, que conducira
tambien ametralladoras y demas
pertrechos de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
OTRl ACCION

Ell Mayor kobbe con el II tn.
de infanteria hostiliz6 aver tarde 4
una columna tl'ipina que intentaba
corstruir trim chc'as EN- el rio Bag
bag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
pom han pactado secretamente una
alianza.
CONSEJO EXCELEITE

FL Mikado aconseia al Celeste
lmpcrio que no pague un tael de ls
indemnizaci6n que lie impone Ale
mania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
TROPAS A CANPANi

Actualmente Sc efettda la recon
centraci6n de 5000 soldados en- ell
puerto de San Francisco de Cali
fornia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27

"a La suscrlpci6n mensual q este
periodico cuesta un peso ade-
lantado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
FITIRO IIREi

Sc vueIve a decir que e! Kaiss,
nombrara al Principe Enrique de
Prussia, Virey de las posesiones ger
manicas en- China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
MAS BlRCOS

FL Almirantazgo ingles estudia
la manera de aumentar la escuadra
del Mar Amarillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
bE Uli IEZ

Ell Secretario de Ia Guerra de los
Estados Unidos Sc propone acabar
de una vez con la insurreccion de
Fiiipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
s'8 P NJ.
GACETA DE HOY

Publica la circular n1mero 6z, del
Arancel, hacienda en- este aIgunas modi-
6caciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
OTRO MAS

Ell almirante John Fischer sc
unio q 10 propuesto por Mr.. Paun-
cefotte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
IISTRUCciOlES

Ell Ministro de la Guerra Mr..
Camille Krantz ha communicate ms
trucc;ones, acerca de este asunto,
al general Gallieni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
COlTRARIEDlDES

FL Gobierno frances prevee un
levantamiento de los hoVas de Ma
dagascar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
BlJO RESERVl

New York H<yala dice que esta
somprobado que la China y el Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
IlIQInaCiljlpDr cable
St Thomas z De Mayo
La tONFEREsCIl DEL DESlRNE
Sc han reunido nuevamente los
Representatives. de las naciones en-
la Asamblea de la Paz.
Los QUE SOBRESALIERON
Mrs. Andrew D. White, Set Low,
Stanford Nevoell, Mahan y Crou-
sier, comisionados americanos, so
bresalieron en- los debates.
NEDlDA CRGENIE
Dichos representatives indicaron.
como medida urgente, que sc su
primiera ell saqueo en- buques neu
trales.
NEDlDA URGENIE
HABLA PAUACEFOTTE

FL Delegado ingles Mr.. Paunce
fotte vote porque Sc establezca a
la mayor brevedad possible, un Tri-
bunal international.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
81 REIli MERCEDES /"

Los peri6dicos de la Union ocG
panse del arribo del crucero Retna
Msyredss tributando grandes elo
gios d los ingenieros que dirigieron
Ia operaci6n y los tripulantes que
tuvieron que manejar las bombas
dia y noche para achicar el aqua.
Ell LAFAYETTE"
Ha llegado a Cayena el trasat-
lantico frances Lafayette.
POR DREiFIS
En- el " Ia escolta militar que ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27
N0TICIAS DEL Ola

Por la Secretaria de Estado Sc nos han
remitido las sguientes noticias:
FL Secretario del Interior ha deyuelto
a1ucl Centro una instancia del sefior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-05-27

la noche del miercoles estreno 10 po-
liciA municipal de Ponce su armamento
sistema Cold.
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Torrance at $50 and at s.i5 were de-
muuHtfutlNU.
ferries was the first Of the prlnci-
pals 10 appear. lie came through the
main entrance and walked tho length
~ tho hall at $3.50 90 an accompaniment
of cheers. while FitzalmmonH, who was
accompanied by his wife, gained the
drrHaing.room by a rear door.
The disagreement ~ TO the conditions
of clinchrH and breaks was discussed
and settled outside OF the ring, and
there was but little delay whom the
terms were agreed upon.
FIGHTERS ENTER THE RING.
Fitznimmons'H entry into the ring az
1905 o'clock was made the occasion of
rather theatrical denomination,
Julian was frst and then came the
fighter The seconds were next In line.
aud then came two mon bearing a great
floral piece that was almost funeral
IN IT, appearance. II was inscribed.
Good luck 90 the champion" but the
flowers are wilted now. FitzslmmonH
bowed tremendously 20 II.
Joffriea was next In the arena. and,
like his opponent got demonntrnt.vc
reception
FlizalmmonH looked lnniy and thin.
and his skin vas clear his eye bright
and his step elastic. iio made "a great
display OF American nnga M his waist.
Jcnrloa looked sturdy and massive.
and seemed a little nervous. lie got
the worst N the assignment OF corners
Tor the great lights shonc into his face
and he hllnkcd az them IN % nervous
sort ~ way, Sllcr too, looked color
less and 40 nt ease.
no TRYING DELAY.
There was no trying delay In the ring
Nss IIfH IA
soon as the men had been presented
ana golvcd. when they squared on
Jenries looked nfty pounds 10 the good,
The opening round was a tryuut, pure
and simple, ana not u single blow of an
effective nature was landed. First one
was the pacemnker. ana then the other
csHayod the pressing They were all
most equally effective. and the clever
work rccOmpcnacd the crowd FOR the
lack OF excitement
THE FIGHT BEGINS.
Tho second round begcn In @ busi-
noHs-llko way with lcnrlos trying hiH
left fiizslmmons then took turn,
hut was short Just as the round
closed Jenrita downed FitzslmmonA
with hard straight left on the Jaw,
The champion came up slowly Ia
dnzed sort OF way, and rceled toward
his man The crowd cheored Jenrics
but the gong ended the round
fttzsimmuns rallied I'm the rest and
was aggressive In tho third Flizsim-
hons was bleeding but lighting vicloua-
ly He made the pace. but q was the
Californlhn's round. The fourth was
fast, but not decisive
FITS hest SHOW.
Fltzslmmoua made his best showing
during the nfth lie began the round
with a punch that opened Jeftrlea'a lett
eye and sent "a little torrent 90 blood
courHlng down his cheek, lie forced
Jenries against the ropes, but the Cali
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JEffRlES AND TrzslMaoNs BEGINNING THEIR GREAT FIGHT

called champion by beating FitEalm-
mons. who was undoubtedly the great.
cut nEhtcr % the hEu." ICnrlrH and
his party loft for Sew York az mid.
night aud Will make tho Vanderbilt
hotel their headquarters
MRS. FtTLsiMMOSs BRAVE.
Just aa SON aa FitEslmmonu reached
Ills uruaalng room hih wife, who Was
anNiuuHly awaiting the outcome uf the
hght, grcttud thu fallen champion at
frctlunAtuly, Keep W your spirits,
didiy, and although you wvrv beaten
you arr Hull tho prince OF hEhturH."
Martin Julian, i1tzsimmuuH. man
eyer spoke unCuuuEiuEly Go the de-
fgatcd pugillHt, but thu latter seemed
not % realize what was being Hulu ~
him, Ills trainers aud Hpauung part
neru luld the lauky puElllst uu u cot
ana WhlHpcfgd words uf ENCOURAGEMENT
In his ear. fitzulmmunH had 1niy par
TALLY recovered from the shock uf de-
feat and occasionally murmuTrl. How
ala ! come 60 nEht hhnf'
Mrs. fiiEalmmuuH and Mrs, Dan
Hickey bent over tho PROSTATE man
ana hnthvd his head and face. Cluts
OF blood had formed IN the nUHtrils and
the damaged nasal organ began Co be-
"a source uf worry Co MrH. fitEalmmuuH.
II have nothing 90 tly regarding tho
outcome OF tho nFht." she said. "but
1 feel sure that Bob stlll has q host VI
friends who VIII not forget bis past
career In the ring"
JuLIAN's BOLD FRONT.
Mr. Julian was duWnhcarted. but no
put ON bold front. When asked his
opinion N the result, Julian replied
"uh. there q very little fur me o. say
Everybody knows that Hob IN game
and 1 feel certain that he Htill has "a
warm place In the hearts ~ many. No
matter what comes ur goes, Sob need
not worry about anything ua long aH 4
live he b. my frIond nud ! am his
ne shall never want Tor anything, and
while I frrl hla downfall most keonly.
I have the satisfaction uf knowing
that he was beaten by "a clever young
fellow with "a decided pull ln the
weights who showed such cloyeruDHu
that the sting of defeat u aoftonci to
great oXtont"
YANK KEENEY CREsTFALLEN..
Yank Keenoy.thc heavyweight spar
ring partner who has boon with Fltz-
simmons AN through hiH training, was
creHtfullcn ut the turn AFFAIRS had take
en-, ~ dld not look Tor such re-
suit" he said. Rob was IN excellent
shape and the quick manner In which
he rrCuperntpd from hiH knnDkduwuH
In tho tenth round proved that he was
In tine form, Jrnrira was a surprise 90
me and hlH quick movements with both
hands ana fret We're "a revelation Co an
~ uH who had seen his previous per-
furmHurrH."
Jack Eyorhardt was equally down
east az the defeat ~ Fitzslmm1ns.
You can say Tor me- ho said. that /
never imagined that Jenrios could have
improved Fo vastly. Bob was up against
a bis handicap in regard to weight ana
think DO acquitted himself splendid.
idly"
FIGHT by ROUNDS,
Round l--Hoth met In the center OF
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Referee Siler Says it Was Good, Clean Fight
With No Attempt on Either Side to Foul.

world. and am willing TO defend the
title which have won"
WHAT DEvERY SAID.
After tho knockout blow had been
dealt. chief ~ Police Dovcry jumped
20 the outer edge n the ring and waited
Tor the referee 10 count the fatal tenth
second. lie stepped into the ring then
and his men surrounded a. lie was
asked In the ring by reporter whether.
in accordance with his declaration n u
few days ago. he would arrest the priu-
Clpula
wait a few moments and We will
scc." he replied And thon Ms h. saw
that Fitzaimmons had recovered sum
cicntiy to III W and answer the greet
inr and hnndshako Ienrica offered. he
added. No, there VIII be no arrests.
Fitzaimmons IL an right now aud the
law has not been violated. He IL as
we'll 10 when BE- entered the ring, ace
cordinF 20 the report " DR. Crcamcr.
who examined HIM 10 an arrest Is not
necessary"
II wish u 10 b. said, and said dis
tinctly. thai neither. Mr.. Mclaughlin
nor any other man made me chang my
opinion regarding the stand ! took two
days before the hight I would have
stopped the nrht IN a minute n ! had
seen anything that was violation or
the law"
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the time however. but was unable 10
md bio opponent
bbhpnfyrbnanT iaonbhLdaE vnrd. az
WHERE FIGHT ENDED.
The tenth was IN reality where the
FIGHT ended, JoftrirH rushed his uppp-
mont and downed him with a lcft swing.
FitzaimmonH ncamcd out and there was
q moment Of the widest excitement.
Julian ran along the side % the ring
and rpflnkled water on his fallen IDOL
A. the end 81 seven seconds fltEslm-
mons staggered 90 bis feet. only to 40
down again. He was up again and
Ifnrica poised himself Tor the finishing
touch. lie shot In hlH left for the body
and tried Tor the head with his right
lie was calm ana collected. hut the
time was too short. Again dld the gong
come 90 the aid ~ the man who was
then going, staggering ana dazrd, To
certain defeat. There was a frantic 81
fort o. rryivc the champion Of cham
plons. but he was clo1nly gone and his
seconds could not restore him.
FITz woBBLED.
The fatc.iikc gong changed again ana
the old tighter wobbled out 90 meet
the sturdy young Hercules who await
cd him II was ns courageous and
gritty nH dash up TO the hrlnT line
In battle, but Il was hopeless. They
were together. n was a splendid moe
ment and fun o. an that dramatic ln-
tcnHlty that churaCtcrzea q tragedy,
lrnncs was AZ fresh as az the start.
Thorr was a moment OF nparfinE ana
the giant arms OF the Californian shot
and over, Fitysimmons, limp ana un-
conscious. dropped 90 tho floor IrfirigH
stepped back. Tor he know the force
that he had put behind hln terrible
blows
SECONDS CALLED OFF.
The timers called on the seconds that
counted out an old ring hero aud her.
aided another. but nobody heard them.
The crowd was on IL feet bowling.
There was a rush for the ring but
scores ~ blue coats barred the way.
Ton seconds are short. aud when the
tenth had come there was "a new roar
NJ excitement 10 welcome the victor.
Julian, Hickey, konney ana Ever
hnrdt gathered up the PROSTATE man.
he was Htill In trance. They carried
him 90 his corner and "A little blood
oozed from his mouth as his head ZEN
forward on his chest, The new hero
crossed the ring ana shook tho hand
u his rival, after which he was SUR
rounded by hlH friends who hustled
him from the ring and into his dressing
room,
JEFFRIEs FATHER WIRES.
lomrles had the good wishes Of his
clergyman father out az Los Angelica
This wire was placed IN hia hands a. ne
reached the ring:
Jim, We know you viii win Keep
good spirits; be- confident OF uur blass-
Ing Father, Mother and Family"
JOYOUS SCENES ENACTED.
The scenes enacted In the dressing.
room of Jenrlus, which was only "a
few feet away from that occupied hy
the defeated pugilist, We're OF the most
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NN"N'lt'"'N t'"iN lAhN HilNI
presented 10 thc State upon the admls-
sion of the Territory 90 statehood.
PRISON MANAGEMENT.
The discipline of prisons in tho Ola
country may ho mentioned IN England
man ARRESTED iH detained q short
time in police unll and thcu in one %
hgr malHiy'H local priH1pa pending his
iTlHl, period which can never exceed
three months 10 boz is convicted and
sentenced tn imprisonment, ho goes into
One uf thH state prisons aud q kent In
strict separation from ull other prison-
rrH iur ut least one month ana IL sub
lnrigd tH hrsi-cllHH hard lauor. either
un tlH tr"ulWhuHl ur uu hard labor ma
chimes, ur boz beating ulkum or On mnt-
making During the first month the
convict sleeps ON plank bed with
bedding but without mattress. In the
SECOND stage. which he reaches by good
conduct hr 10 allowed "a better diet aud
a. mattress twice "a week, followed by a
third stage Iu which Dc Is given "a mat
trrss every night and is allowed to
communicate with friends ou tho out
Side. a small sum may be- EARNED dur
lnF thn second ana three following
stages, tho limit being ton uhillnEa per
month, The labor performed may DO
Industrial tailoring, HhuHmukiug, has
kUtsWuklug. b01k-hinIIur and many
more hanilorafta n the sentence pass
uH beyond two years 10 viii consist ~
three stages 1, Separate confinement
zoo u cluHr prison, n period Of almost un-
broken solitude, the prisoner being In
hIH coll alone. engaged az some lndus-
trial employment, Q. A period 1f labor
lu association at u public works
prison. where men work together In
quarry bueknold or barrow run. hut
Che work IA TOO ariuous 20 allow much
conversation. .. Conditional release Tor
thn unuNplred portion uf tho Hentence
upon license or ticket OF leave. This
permission o. be ut large may easily be
forfeited. Tho paruloi prisoner must
not break the law nor associate with
uutoHously bad characters. nor lead an
Idle. disHulute lie, must report himself
nt Intervals 10 the police
There d. mo- uniform system OF prisoa
in this country. ana creat
diversity Of practice prevails IN differ
eut states,
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Joyous character Crowds W persons
hammered nt the door Tor admittauco.
All anxious 10 congratulate tho now
champion. William Brady was dancing
with delight from the moment the de-
ciaion was given that made him FOR
the second time the manager Of n
worlds heavy weight champion JET
fries n n Corkor" said he. "und there
IN not "a man on earth that can beat
him. Hes wonder and no mistake.
let them an come to him now. none "
them can class with him"
Biliy Delaney Ienrics's chief trainer.
was beside himself with delight Ho
said. ~ have again brought cham.
pi0n benter FROM California and 1m
naturally proud Of II. Fltzaimm1ns WINS
beaten fair and square. and although
he put up game fight. my man had
biz measure taken from the moment
they started the first round"
Jim naly and Jack Jonrios had very
little Co say regarding their Victory.
but Their go5l natufad faces were
wroathcd 10 smiles and they looked
upon Jcnrics as workable WORLD
bcatcr.
JEFFRfEs TALKS.
Jonrlcs himself was surrounded by
O. host or friends who congratulated
him upon his woll.won honor tu re
Spouse 90 several Inquiries the new
champion said "Fitz fought o. good
and game battle and ME me harder
than any man whom ! have been up
against he can whip shlrkgy lu two
r0unda ! would gain nothing hy muut-
ms Shufkny again. but am willing o.
meet any man in tho world iu whom
the public has confidence and there
need ha uo fear ~ my quitting the ring
Tor the stnro. I viii defend my title
ns champion 90 an times ana against
nll corners AZ mo- time during tnnirhJH
nrht ava ! feel any mlHEiyiura uH Co
my Hhility 90 win I am satisfied that
I have wen earned the right 60 be-
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Los Angeles, Cal, June io.-whon a
reporter called at tho home of Cham
ulon IsnrIrH father in East Los An
Folgs late nt nlTht. be- found the llght
out AMI the family asleep. After
some timo the family was aroused and
came down CO. hear tho news of the
nEht Mr. lcnrIrs, who BE- a preacher.
and who docs not approve of hls sons
profession, asa not appear rlatrd over
The result though be- asked SEVERAL
question HH Co how the nrht ended and
% any ONE was hurt. BEING assured
that neither BILE Hun nor FltEalmmonH
had sustained serious Injury. De rnidi
ITS just 4H I said Hlmr weeks ago.
when ! was asked Cor an expression on
the coming battle. the Lord was Ia tho
lEht, llr was with Jim. and n course
Jim WON
Mru. JynriUs was delighted that her
Hun had won. and Immediately sent
Che following 90 hlm3 u am Glad you
have won the victory you have worked
sp hard for
MOTHER"
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The eighth saw the beginning ~ the
end. Tor Fttzsimmons never rugalncd
his balance after that round. Jonrics
began the round with 70 straight ieft ON
the face that again brought tho blood
out Of hla opponents mouth. The Cor
nishman staggered against the ropes.
hut came back Tor another fHrcr.
There was fear In FitgsimmDns'a cor.
nor and Julian yelled tu FlizrlmmunH
Co be careful fitEsimmuns planted one
~ his lofts on Icnfiea'a Jaw ana stag
rerod him against tho ropes. Fltz-
simmons looked like n beaten man.
The ninth was an 1onrics'a. iic sent
the Australians head back with
series 90 lofta. put hlH right 900 the body
aud avoided any serious punishment.
FitzsImmons kent pressing forward 400
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jim JEFFRIES IS NOW CHAMPION
OF THE PUGILISTIC WORLD.

ifornian slipped away from him. He
made Jcfiriea hug again. but the round
ended and JcfHca was back and nFht-
INK, FitEHimmons was the nEErpHHur in
the sixth, and hat.too.waH bis round. He
tried an VI his tricks with iofi and
right. but was unable Co place them
right, He closed with % strong upper
cut but that. too. wac blocked The
seventh might be- said 10 ho Fitzqim-
monss but he aid no particular dam
age with bis punches.
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Canton. o.. June p-Iohu J.. sullivan
tonight said 90 was iuat ha I pre-
dIatsi. Jim Ieuura tho California
giant ia che champion pugliIat ~ the
world never wna iu doubt ~ the re-
cult did not saa pow bo could lose.
I have seen both mon ln tho r.nE. and
! know that jim Jgufl.H thr California
slant Do ono vi Che greatest fighters
that ever lived
IAN Americans should rejoice nt his
victory &c. Dr. Hu American. and We
have needed 600 American champion.
UHaidrH. hg BE- young ana abb" tn de-
fond tnr glorious title Cor many years
t1 come Prom Wy account uf tnnirhfa
encounter thU crowd Elt the worth 20
their money / hardly thought % would
laHt rl long
"iiut Irnrlra tnuk my advice. Ito
played waiting game without losing
nuy chances ilc nHurrd ont FltEHim-
mons lu Ihs nrat Tow rounds. then start
90 ln fn Worry him with that terrible
lrft uf hlH.
ITS 40 over. and I'm Flld FitEHim-
mons was licked. 1T ua 400 rriulco that
o. man born in YHukrrlnul n the Errat-
rHt tighter in the world ana he ls o
fighter that will meet aii comcra with.
out uulhhlinr. Ana he'll Elvu them nll
the same dose he gave fitEHlmmuna to-
Uirht. or I miss my rurrH.'
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He Whipped Bob Fitzsnmons in Eleven Rounds, Who
Says the Best Man Won and that He Himself
Was in First Glass Form

ait about Il. and faltirs offered the lat.
est pictures Of the two giants who were
TO nght
Through u all there was very little
betting. There was plenty " money
ready on both sides, but nobody liked
the odds. The Jcffrics people wanted
two 90 one Tor their collateral. and the
fltaHimmons people were slow 10 give
a.
HOUSE FILLED SLOWLY.
The great house allied very slowly.
and % was after . o'clock before the
police had Co bcstlr themselves and
clear the niHloa. Time seemed 90 drag.
and tho absence of any preliminary
contest gave the crowd r. nHht uppo.
lite. They began calling for the per.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

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lHTrIra walked HrrlHH tH Doc defeated
champions corner ard both shook
hands warmly Judging from thr exc
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