The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
rRizErIGHH As THEY ARE sen
She Read Of II and He Looked at It-Their
Differences Hnrmonised.

well" she said as she poured the coffee ios
Breakfast
1T was a great fight" he answered enthu-
sias'ically
Il "" Just been reading the accounts ~ II In
two newspapers she seid
Il hope they did Justice to IL. It's the FRS,
fgh. that I've seen Since We have been married
and | don't know when have enjoyed an evening
more But hello hello, You look a little peaked
this morning What il the trouble, Has the
COOK given notice
She set the ro,I"epot down with a faint sug.
ge,iion u a !ar and looking At him said:
+ an very sorry that matriuoEy has prevented
you from enjoying many such evenings"
"Oh. come how, nothing OF the sort" he said
"Oncn in a while you know like a good clean
exhibition Of The manly 6H. IL s,irs ones hi God
auG-er all that sort Of thing, You know
"jgh She said exptessively.
why VIVA; is the trouble You made no oh.
lection to my going when spoke Of it several
DAYS ago
Il thought 1t was to b. a nice exhibition
such as have seen al the Athletic Club
"Ncll, it vas a good clean fight
= have Just been reading the account Of IT,"
she said drcisively Il never read a pri2efghI
account before Ugh II mus, have been dis
gushing, don't see how men Of refinement
can attend such things! Did you sit with The
South Brooklyn sports
He ratified off the names Of a dozen men whom
she knew TO show ,ha, respectable men attended
such exhibitions
II rsn only say that they might have been
better employed than in sitting all evening with
such n crowd to see two beasts pound each other, %
shr said.
We'll. Of course, women can't understand these
things
They can read, though. she answered trium
phsul!y Listen to this, will YOU Let me ,ee.
hc>, hcreitis Dixon dro.e bis lef' for he heed
on the next attack and NctiOvern hammered the
body with his right AS before. Now. was that q
nice spectacle to applaud' George senta straight
left 10 The mouth, whcreupon they got, into q
s.%xs,nS NAV %' Ud' umd.l Is.,1d 1% sss HSns but N ,Ss;
seems to cast some light ON this one"
That was the finish Of the first round " he said,
s%i3s5iT Simsl "s %Sirl i. "1s on a ,S Ssn may up pe BIZ,
at that stage Of the con,estit was any ones fight
In fact, it kept us all guessing until the seventh
Vow. please, don't, she interrupted. Il have
read the whole brutal thing through and / 'ssimply
disgusting II you werea south Brooklyn sport
E EaS s2" cd STTp u 9TS4sn, X Row 1n YOU ;sR hsa dsv. sSSss
u taste for such exhibitions. rs il IL, II Is incom
p;eh-ns!hle. You now make Il worse by saying
rfEfcIullN inAti is the nTStf NnlDiUUh OF tnlS SOIL
yJu have seen since We were married. assume
that before you were 80 restricted you frequented
such places, though you never sail anything To
me hDOu, IT.
you were 50 intimate Ills mind is hxed on TIE
opera and such things. lie wouldn't go N a"
lie hacked George last night" he interrupted.
'and although IN no betting man, he was so
Pug headed about II that took him up for ten Just
e ,saGh him tina, he be d.d not Tot know NOV, i 1 all, u YS.
a. u,,vI1. ~ a. ep-frp in tle last round
Then. m ashamed OF Mr.. Sho 3, too. |
thought he WAS above such things never
suspected that ne could sit and watch anything
like lHis happra without protest Perhaps you
and his mouth was bleeding MrGoyern rushed
him. Dixon nailed him on the Jaw. McGovern
with q left hook on the Jaw, followed by a body
punch, knocked Dixon down The poor lei.
low Was there no man presen, To prevent this"
But, nv de.r, that is n part Of the sport Theses
men are well trained for it. They are not hurt
by these blows
DO you mean to tell me thai, = man who Is
kuuCkcd down isn't seriously hurt"
Exactly that This was = very clean sports.
manllkc light and when Terry won, as knew
Uc would, George was ready 10 shake hands with
him and wish him luck. As a matter Of cold fact
= priLefght is not half as vicious az a meeting
II the average woman's club woman won't
fight fair They STAB eacn .'ner y , Is,b pS's s, Snd
up in n przeAght than run my bhanoes Is q
member II a woman,s club; Yes sir. ! would
1T teem, . TO ME Six ,Af Sr sRena poan On each esShn' Chez Ssi has
changed your point Of view for the time, she said
Big hruicsi' he exclaimed, Why. my dear;
ycu are twenty. pounds heayier man eithe. o!
v",i think that ID would he pleasant t~olnvcst Shei
i.y's ten in opera tickets for to.aight'',
Well, II might serve him night, she sAld,..e-
'' "a sll mean he little supper aftcrward.'
lit me pour you another cup OF coffee, she
said. That first ono had too much milk mat