The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04

| mons with the blow II is evident, as the
| reader must see, that a heavy suit for
| damages may be brought. This would
make prizetighting a very expensive lux
ury for the other man. Roughly describ-
ed, the blow is as follows:
First, get your opponent in condition:
then make a pass with the right hand and
bring up the left as though you were go
ing TO insert hook in the roof of his
| mouth. If he attempts to counter, side
I step to the rear and, revolving quickly, as
! on pivot, bring the left fist, with spiral
motion, toward the opponents nose. If
the nose gets in the road it is the other
fellows fault While ne is feeling to see
whether it still remains on his face jab
him lightly with the right, and as ne hooks
over make a return ja.b with the left. and
then, with a straight arm punch, hit I'm
in the base of the celebellum, and he viii
saon be snorting.
"Of course, this description may not be
perfectly accurate, as FitzsimmOns and
his friends are doing all in their power to
keep the blow a secret. There is a rumOr
TO the effect that it has been surrounded
by liquifed air and put into the Fitzsim-
mons ice box foreman until the night Of
the big fight.
This morning Fitzsimmons walked to
Philadelphia and back to improve his
wind Heran part of the way, easily keep
ing ahead Of the limited express on the
Pennsylvania railroad. He was not in the
least tired when he got back. and jumped
the rope SIP Is times, without stopping
for anything. except to kill a few New
no IN mir
the fighting pony in their talons. and We're
sailing off 10 the Hackensack swamps
with the struggling animal. Fits. mmons
had no trouble in bringing them to earth
with few Coney Island SANDWICHES that
were saved from the late IRE.
This morning for breakfast he ate
peck OF oatmeal. and then insisted on put
ting on MS golf suit and foozing awhile
with his sparring partners Uranium he
was finally Persuaded not TO do So He
finished the repaSt with a box Of case
knives. in order TO keep on edge.
The day before the fight he VI, ea- two
or three boxes ofJacks IN order 10 get
some valuable poins."
JEFFRTES' MOTHER TALKS.
Los Angeles June $40, did not
want Jim To BE- puS!iist. I don't think
any mother world wish her son To be that.
but a. long as he : one. ], of course. wish
10 see him successful.
Mrs JeffrieS. the mother Of the famous
bo.srmaker Is a CHEEKY. stout cid LADY.
with q clear eye and q steady manner
tha- recalls her quiet. self-relian1 son
She lives in g handsome home. just be-
yond East Los Angeles. on the edge q
the Arroyo Seco. and when q reporter
called on her she was busy among har
vegetable beds. attending TO the irrigation
Of lot Ct potatoes, She = . good type y
The American housewife capable q tax
Ing charge Of anything. self-r5-sed, ys-
thoroughly womanIy aud cultivated. For
sixteen years The family has lived m ta.s
home. having soon scconUodate5 them
selves 70 the different methods x living
and farming thsy found in CaLf1-n.A az
ter leaving their OHIO home a. Carroll. IN
Fa5-fed county.
Mr.. JeTr-es. the father % the I've
s,rapping bows and t1-ee handsome girls. +
is a preacher ard q peculiar oae q, ebsr.
X IS not necessary 20 eate- INTO his erred. /
one phose ~ which : that no prear5sr
should receive salary f7r hs w1rE ana
This he strictly adaeres u. He has con-
siderable me.as. and travels about most
OF the .ime doing MS duty aF He sees .-
without any rscoupense. lie evidently
does not approve entirely of hs sons
course. bgt i vas easily - h. sen b.
tween the lines q his reference % che
scripture ana the ways q the weird. .za.