New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

"oNWhst made them done7 A-Fi@s'n'H'0"'
dSnt come mean eS that he could stand up any
longer? Am accident ne went down "1a'e"
'epYou had better tell Ftzsmmons that that and cal
sG5 another ssinr eSnSSn Mr. M Moss nen0A
oTzsmmons rolled S Sys1 D on 81; upward Sssrd He
:hS SS and he he 'Sy . "'' and
nsn him e. E: C oosn dead Tns Sns
WA: dead pitcher had once too , GGn he
the pump Do SSr sfe ten seconds SO that he
weadnt be hit again BY the Ak Ak there ten seconds
enst he aod M se bit with again. A.
Well that is as you put IN me paper paper but as you
put It A~Yo1 have read il from the paper ou are
9what ak are YOU ,i reierr SUPPOSE have got to
coincide sohlos I've With RS's sou '0' '"'''
HARD ON FITS REPUTATION.
o.-You have You can't help It very we'll A.
But he was able 10 sit in his corner and taiK' as
hard as he hit with the AK
O-You think that he was willing TO lie there ana
he counted out rather than to be hit with that
ak again? Al think he didn't wish to go any
further .,,
O-You think he didn't wish to go any further!
You think that hero OF hundred battles tne man"
pion OF the world. allowed himself to lie there ana
be counted out because he didn't want 10 De MT
again? Ale was tired Of II, ] guess
Ole was tired Of It; then he was struck? A
He might have been don't think he was
think he slipped down
o.
the championship TO be counted away from MIN
because ne slipped down? Al think So
o.-And didn't want 10 slip down again? Al
think
Q.-You think so? A.-Because ne was aoie 10 SIT
IN his corner and talk.
o-you didn't make any arrests? Al didn't
think there was any occasion The law was
not violated.
o.-You didn't make any arrests? A-The law
o,ISay. Why don't you answer the question?
Q.-And you didn't want it? A-No. l didn't
want 4. a.. ,o,,o, Al
thought it was good sparring contest WITHIN the
word, 9e ab 6nf t RE eTe What John Kelly
says DO you know John Kelly-John Kelly? A
o0You 'e don't know John Kelly? A.-There are
several John Keys Qaughter2 ,o.,orso
Ooh you have seen him. of course. Now.
John Kelly his signature said: A faster
speaking OF Jeres) and more scenc 9s ma"
haf never yep Se1 put All those kind Of phrases in
QrBut this is Mr.. John Kelly, over his sigma
ture? A-You will have TO talk with him about
the AK that was used.
SAW NO GATHERING RAM
o.-Ths is John Kelly, the big John Kelly, whom
ram blows? Al did not. daughter, In which
o~"The sun article. which is always worth
on IA us oTbIs 2 game to
the last. From this time out Jefries had the fight
well in hand. administered terrific punishment ana
cnchng, but the champion fought losing tight
with a gameness that made strong men pity him
enough TO fatten metal" Did you see any of those
blows heavy enough to fatten metal? A-No;
90; course they scientific If heavy enough
strike blow heavy enough to fatten metal. A
didn't see any such blows o.. .o,... r..
simmons making desperate eat attempt to save the
day ira, int into cruel d bT left T S tier b
head. hitting the floor with thud" Did you see
that? Al don't remember that.
perhaps six seconds, and then. with his breast
his feet Just %hn f he me limit His
like that of hunted animal, but he faced the
Odd you see his head strike? Al didn't see
IT, He wa; able t. get 1e up moment he was down
again from blow which spun him around IKE
lie got up with Legs s,nt emgng and d tine ne
Q-This was prior TO that? Ale was able TO
o.-"But Fitzsimmons was dying game. He
wouldn't sit down in his corner. and yet came t, to
time remarkably fresh for man who was all but
GU, minute before. Jeffres now had victory in his
sive. He wouldn't give up he might do the bust
ne get. fsa though ss Eo e on h
face and fearful drive in the ribs He was yisioly
wss Gd but rS Sm aa p Hight
nose; and following The champion up caught nm nm
right with the force of a mule kick on the ribs.
Every ,Jeffrics man in the house was standing up
end came quickly Jerries threw the weight Of his
great body into two lefts on the face; the cham
piOn's arms dropped, his knees bent"mdid you see
those two blows the face? A.-The scientific
HE CALLS THEM TAPS
Odd you see those? Al may have seen tlSse
9HTbose taps are those the taps that mean
lights out? QIaughter) A.-What Is that. lights
out?
scinntinc fans for minis
QI"The end came quickly; Jeffries threw the
Weight Of his great body into two let's on the bsn face 6
reeled and the boier-maker finished him with a
over ON his rst Side on turned ON his back ike
eonvulsons, and then he was as one dead Martin
Sody into Se coner che{ pvery and Deputy
Chief Mclaughlin climbed the platform. some
the great fight had passed into history" DO you
mean to say that man lay there and deliberately Ie
he was able TO talk IN his corner.
and Seu was va abe to get
up and walk Of the ring without any assistance
from anybody. as strong as he was when he en-
,o.-How is It, Mr.. Chief that you did not see
these terrific drives. that many other men did?
A.-You taking that from the paper now.
OIL have been giving you my authority? Al
~Q-Now, after the fight. so siaid and exemplary
Journal as The Tribune had,to give its account
occurrence that had taken ps.e in the view OF
and 6eD Of % sou fSI % no1
VIII you? A.-You can keep on reading all you
like. | can't stop you from reading.
Q-"About nine thousand persons saw the fight,
paying from five 10 twenty-five dollars each for
seats The receipts were in the neishborhood of
HODGE,
DEVERY DEPRECATES WASTE.
The witness-The people IS paying for the stenog-
rapher's notes.
Q.-"The purse So 90" You know nothing
about that? Al know nothing Of any purse.
Q.-Or the number Of people that were there
A.-No. ! do know the number of people that
there.
Q.-And this account from thoroughly reliable
source repeats the statements about the way the
blows were delivered, and the way that Mr.. Fitz
simmons went down-well, ! suppose. Mr. Devery
Al thought you were going TO Keep or
reading Mr.. Moss.
Q-Now don't get these little remarks In. Mr.
Devery They don't help you a Bit don't help you
a bit. Now. ! ask you again with all OF your pre-
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