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II is stated that Bergen, the famous
backstCp of the Boston Club. whose physi-
cal disabilities kept him out of the game
a part of last season. has entirely recover
ed and is now in frst-class condition for
thp apuroaching camDaipn
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coed s25 per month. Address COLORADO. this
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McBrides ultimatum of $3.50 per month
made to the Cleveland Club will probably
he turned to the wall and the chances are
that the clever pitcher will be returned
TO the Youngstown Club where he will re-
ceive a much smaller salary than the one
offered him by Tebeau.
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WiNTED-ROONS.

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represent large manufacturing company and
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Ex-Umpire J. J. Kelly. of Shamokin.
Penn, is an applicant for umpire upon
the staff of President Young. Mr. Kelly
has some qualifications as an umpire, but
is seriously disqualified by incompetency in
other departments. which will probably
initiate against his appointment
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule OF closings is ar
overland transit. For the week ending February
IS the last connecting closes will be made from
this Office as follows.
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Shorty Fuller is seeking and no doubt
viii find a comfortable berth in the Yves
tern League. He says he is in splendid
condition and can play ball as well as he
ever did. If he can verify this statement
by actual results he would be valuable
man for any league.
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of the people of Cleveland, who have for
some reason been boycotting Frank Robi-
son for several seasons. ''Scrappy" is an in
defatigabie hustler and a good judge of
material, and if given substantisl support
would give Cleveland strong club.
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Jake Morse. of the Boston Herald" is
one OF the most inveterate and persistent
searchers after news to be found in the
ranks of sporting writer's He has a
speaking acquaintance with almost all the
ball players in the country and knows their
professional pedigree. and is reliable au-
thority in all baseball history
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The New York Club is carrying more
dead weight in the way OF played-out and
never-was ball players, than any club in
the country. MIR. Day ought not to have
any trouble in selecting material for dis
charge out of this aggregation of misfits
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Scrappy' Joyce has been spoken of as
probable manager for the team that will
be put in Cleveland, in case the present
club goes to st. Louis This is good sug-
gestion, and with a team made up from
the best elements Of the st. Louis Club
with the overflow of the present Cleveland
and other league clubs Joyce could get
together team that would make gtrong
fight, and wif~the support and confidence
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President Harry PuIliam. of the Louis
VILE Club. is wintering in his native viii
iage, Scottsburg, Ken, where he will re-
plenish his repertoire with some old and
heretofore undiscovered jokes with which
to regale his brethren of the League at
the next annual meeting. As a story
teller Harry is unique.
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Catcher Donohue, of the Chicago Club.
has not evolved any new scheme recently
for strengthening the club; falling TO have
his idea adopted for requiring the catcher
TO play close up behind the bat-whfch he
claims was original with him-he has gone
out of the business of inventing any new
schemes TO revolutionize the present sys-
TEN, and is willing TO let the sport con-
time in the same old way.
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Dad Clark, who has been a mark for the
arrows and slings of outrageous attempts
at ridicule. has made up his mind to ac-
cept service in some minor league organ
ization. Having been convinced that no
club in the big League is desirous of Sc
curing his labors. he has in spirit of
unselhshness concluded to contribute his
best efforts to the rising generation of
baseball artists. He viii prove a strong
man for any minor league club fortunate
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uary 5, 1899, gold link cuff button with
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seven rounds. Jeffries is unquestionably
a young man of remarkable strength. II
was a good fight from start to finish and
the best man won"
Ex-Champion Fitzsimmons said to a
World correspondent: II fully expected
to win, but I did not. Jeffries won be-
cause he was the best man. I could not
believe he would improve so much. He
Is young. strong, quick and clever. / have
no excuse to make on the score Of condi-
ton and ov~er-confidence. l was in good
condition, really better than ever before.
While l expected to win I did not hold
my man cheaply. Jeffries is now the
champion of the world beyond question
and is entitled to all the praise that may
be showered upon him. He won the title
fairly and squarely and he now has a
chance to make a great deal of money.
Let him GO ahead and get it. and I, for
one, will not modest him for the present.
OF course. I may challenge him. but it
was all so sudden that l have not had
time to decide just what I will do. 1t is
improbable hat l will ask him for an
other chance"
James J. Corbett said: ut proves just
as l predicted. When Jeffries was my
sparring partner at Carson at the time I
prepared for my fight with Fitzsimmons
I knew that he had it in him. though he
was then immature. Fitzsimmons would
not fight me. But in Jeffries l got the
man who | knew could defeat him. JEFF
fries was never in danger. When l went
to his room before the battle I old him
to &C in and fight as soon as the gong
rang. ! told him if Fitzsimmons would
not fight in the first round to go at him.
He did it. In the third round he had
Fitzsimmons going. 1t was a splendid
battle and Jeffries did the fighting. This
what l have always said-that a
good boxer with a good left could defeat
Fitzsimmons. Jeffries possessed all the
qualities of a great boxer. He is compe-
tent to defend his proud title against any
fighter on earth. He does not lack ring
science nor generalship. The fight show
ID he was quicker than Fitzsimmons.'
Kid Mccoy said: The fight went
longer than I expected to see it. 1t is
to say that l was greatly sur
prised at Jeffries' wonderful improve
nent. He proved himself more scientific.
quicker and with better judgment than 1
had anticipated. Fitzsimmons, who is
one of the cleverest fighters and best gen.
erals in the ring, should have won the
1t was a magnificent battle and
at the start it looked as if Fitzsimmons
would win it. l looked for a shorter
fight. If I were asked what made Fitz-
lose l would say simply Jeffries.
He proved himself a great fighter and
will defend his title. The fight itself
showed the evident fact that a very
clever mar at 1871 pounds is no match for
a very clever man at 210. l had no idea
SO big a man as Jeffries could be so
fast. was no less surprised at his game i
ness. In the seventh and eighth rounds
things locke bad for Jeffries, he
anne back quickly. The severe punish
seemed to whet his appetite rather
han 70 discourage him.. The first few
'ounds Of the fight. barring the fiji 81
We're Fitzsimmons. Almost
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WRESTLING.

The wrestlers who are to compete in
the Cornish wrestling Tournaments on the
18th and 14th of this month have become
very active in their training and they
promise to be in good condition. Peter
league has completed the arena in which
the will take place at the
rear of his house. 1t will seat $50 persons
and it is a credit to the enterprise and
spirit of the promoter Of the tournament.
The wrestlers have already commenced
to arrive. although Jack Rowett, the
champion of America, has not arrived
yet. but is expected in a day or two. He
and Billy Jones will evidently take holds
to terminate the affair. 1t will be re-
membered that Jones and Rowett
wrestled 9 hours before a fall was de-
clared in favor of Rowett on the 18th of
June. 1898. Rowett has since then de-
feated Jack King, January 90. 1898, D. A.
Mcmillan. March %. 1898, Tom Quinn,
five styles match. March 5, 1898, and Prof.
NJ. J. Dwyer, August 10. 1898. Jones has
been doing considerable road work and
may have better success in this event.
Among the other talent to enter the
tournament are Mickey Dooley, las
pounds, Sammy Randall. champion Of
England, 40 pounds, Louis Morgan, 1872
pounds, champion Of Montana: Abe An
COVE, 14O pounds, and Billy Coombs, 1856
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.

TO Charles Colbert and Mary B. Camp.
bell, their heirs. personal representatives
and assigns:
You. and each Of you. are hereby noti-
during the year 1897 the Sun, Of ono
Hundred $500 .00) dollars, and during the
year 1893 the additional sum % One Hum
0:ed ($100.0W dollars, in work, labor and
lode mining claim, situated in Summit
Valley mining district. Silver Bow coun-
ty. Montana. and described in notice Of
location thereof. filed for record In the
oftice OF the county clerk and recorder
OF Silver Bow county. Montana, on IAN
uary 9, 1891. and recorded at Page 113.
Volume y" Of Lode Locations, records OF
said county:
That said work. labor and improves.
ments were performed BY the nnder-
signed as the annual representation Of the
SAID claim. and for the annual worK,
labor and improvements required BY the
laws Of the United States, and particu-
larly by the provisions of Section 2324 Of
the Revised Sta til sas OF the United States
and the amendment thereto, approved
January %. 1880. concerning annual labor
upon mining claims. and the Aforesaid
mounts were actually required to hold
the SAID lode clstm for the periods end
ing respectively on The 21st day Of De-
cember, A. u. 1885,, and the 3lst day OF
December. A. D. 1895.
And you are further notified .hat II
"Atnin ninety lays from the personal
service Of this notice upon you or within
ninety days after the publication thereof
you fail or refuse 20 contribute your pro.
portion of such expenditure as a CO.
owner. your interest in the said CLAIM
Will become the property OF the under.
signed, who have made the expenditure,
as aforesaid and as required by law and
the rerms Of said section of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
WILLIAM BURTON,
MARY LAIRD,
HENRY CRANCLE,
NINA Is, WITHERSPOON.
BY W. H. HALL, her attorney in fact.
Butte. Montana. Marcn l6. A. D.. 1899.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-10
BOXING.

Macon McCormick: Peter Maher is
preparing for his go with Mike Morrissey
with great care. He knows that "the legi-
innate Irish Champion will be sent right
at him at the first tap of the gong with
orders to give him no rest and for such
a contest he will have to be in good
shape. l don't think this bout will last
over ten rounds, and I think the chances,
bar accident, are largely in favor of Ma
her. l don't take much stock in the re-
ports @ Morrissey's alleged wonder
full hstic performances in Ireland. If he
is the wonder they would indicate him to
be It seems odd that nc news of his great
deeds reached this side of the Atlantic un-
til just prior to his arrival.
When Oscar Gardner was bested by
Jack OBrien out in Ohio last winter the
friends Of the former ind~ustriously circu-
lated the report that the verdict was due
to an unfair Partially for O'Brien on the
part of the referee. Those who saw the
drubbing that O'Brien gave Martin Fla
herty last Monday night now believe that
Brlen defeated Oscar on his merits, and
it wouldn't be a bad idea to fetch them
together again in this vicinity. If such a
match is made there will be plenty of mon
ey to bqet that Jack can repeat" in VIM
ming style.
Joe Walcott is in great form at present.
He found Jim Watts a tough customer.
but those are the kind he usually stacks
up against. Watts will AXE his affidavit
that Joe IS a warm member. Dan Cree
don still thinks he can do "the Barbados
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-10
THE CLUB.

The newly reorganized Butte Cricket
ciub Will cross bats with the Centerville
eleven at the grounds which have just
been laid out between the Butte RaS1c-
ton works andthe Colorado smelter. next
tuesday. Miners Union day. The game
VIII De called at l O'Clock sharp. The
members of both teams nave been prac-
tlclns hard during the past few weeks
ana an exciting game is promised. There
VIII De a practice game of the Centervilles
tomorrow afternoon and the eleven men,
bers who make the best showing will be
pitted against the Butte team, which con-
sists of the following players: William
Afgali, Prof. Newill. e. F. Adams, Alex
Norcombe. G. Knott. Walt Trenery,
George Williams, r. +. Pearce, II. S..
Feurtado, Sam Youlten, William Eddy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-10
HAND BALL.

me fine weather has given the hand
pan players considerable opportunity
to train and Sunday being change day
some great events are on the tapis. A
man from Helena who has learned of the
Great .Rlckabee's double offer is now in
Butte contemplating a match. possibly
one Will be arranged when the men meet
at the Sunday games. The South Butte
player who was recently in search of a
match can obtain one should he apply at
the court.
The Gaelic foot ball men have
ed to organize and they will train ct the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-10

every man car come back after,a defeat.
He is still middleweight champion of the
| world"
Champion Jeffries said: 1.-THE fight was
never for a in doubt so far as I
was concerned. 1 knew what 1 should do
when l entered the ring and grew more
! confident every moment from the time
the gong first sounded. Fitzsimnons
never urt me but once and hat was a
hard blow in the left eye. His body blows
did not have near the force they may
have seemed to. In my estimation I had
the best of every round. Fitzsimmons
was a good clean fighter and he is prob
ably the best man of his weight in the
country, if not in the world. l wish him
all success for the future. l believed am
the best man in the world and I am will
ing to defend the title, which l have
won.'
After the knockout blow had been dealt
Chief of Police Devery jumped to the
outer edge Of the ring and waited for the
referee to the fatal 10 seconds. He
stepped into the ring then. He was asked
whether in accordance with his declara-
ton of a few days ago he would arrest
the principals. Wait a few moments and
we will see." he replied. And then as
FitZSimmons had recovered sufficiently
to sit up and answer the greeting and
handshake Jeffries offered. he added: mo
there Will be no arrests. tltZsi1mmonS is
all right now and the law has not been
violated. He is as we'll as when he en-
tered the ring, according to the report of
DR.. Dreamer, who examined him, so an
arrest is not necessary. l wish it to be
said. and said distinctly, that neither Mr..
Mclaughlin nor any other man made me
change my opinion regarding the stand I
took two days before the fight. l would
lave stopped anything that was a viola
ton of the law
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THE ATHLETIC L U

The Butte Athletic association held a
meeting Wednesday night in the medical
society rooms as the club rooms were
hardly in proper condition to hold the
meeting, some of the club furniture not
having arrived. However, about thirty
five MEMBERS attended and some Of them
had the pleasure of punching the bag,
boxing with the instructor and taking a
shower bath. The club has appointed a
committee to select club colors for the
embers of the club to veal in COMPETE
lions with other clubs. The constitution
OF the club is practically copied from the
constitution of the Denver Athletic club.