The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-20
EOrGHT OUT BY ROUNDS.
,ug Story or A DOMESTIC BOUT
" rUiT WENT TO 4 FINISH.

.., ,oupu Couple. seated In the Gaze OF
i"r sr,n,blc Hotel. Thrust and Parted
~. ,,,. skiii white Corbctt and Jenrtes
"..,,.a Each other at Coney Island Sci
wv. Ma, over Mere strength at the Hotel.
~, ,,I,u room came the tinkle Of glass
.I,rr vfth a drifting accompaniment from
,rs or.hr-tra II was Mendel'sohhs spring
Wv ,L,r,drd hv the muslCiarly who diSdaln
,,. melody but played ~ II was now III 'he
20 Nav night. YOU could almost see apple
.so,,s floating down from an orchard DouSh'
.,,,t,pr dramatic club had been giving an
in the ballroom upstairs, ana the supper
~,d GA, largely from the audience III"
Al, rocdad bracinC Of some sort after an
'~nl,g os wltlrss hbr"tto and Weirdly AWKWARD
uo,s mon sci to music Tar too beauuiui ana
...or. for TN. club soda age. so girls WIN
.,,,c hats that they refused 10 tax" on ana
sv,.uN p. Win opera cloaEs and wispy bows
=, ,h.,r bar ebbed out YEARLY to a SILVER DOW
Zoo eater N the hail and drank ieyerlshiy rom
,,,..es rendered by young ana uhaeruohe
-, in tuxedo coats and polished halr' lHeS
had been driven TO II =.
There VA. ona girl in a spanglrd gown "
..,1 her 81. though II had been smOolhed on
=, ,,s manner IN which decorators apply goa
-, ,rti I, had cost far more than /. II had been
.ni, GOLD leaf. and the man with the glrl VINO
|,. !, noticed with alarm that as she undu-
~ o,onp the hall She LEFT a trail Of the glitter
,n snecks along the carpet in her wake lie
had a Wild idea that he ought To PICK 'hem up
=, her hut ne dismissed II at once as repre-
.sntng too much work and being too inn'h IKE
a continuous performance, sun ne hau p"u
tor the dress. and he didn't Ike IT, IL seemed
o. careless
M one could blame the girl Tor LOOK
IN, tired, but she was more than that mere
xas a certain tilt to her chin that IS Delsarte
,or irritation. The corners OF her NOUN were
dravn slightly down and her eyelaShes dropped
sculptors who have 10 express things III 'he
line, Of the clay they model know that nothing
ia 40 eloquent IA the poise OF a woman : h"ad
IN the vo!clng OF her feelings, The young man
With the ~spansled girl wasn't a sculptor but
oancing sidewisc at the white shoulder beside
his own he could distinctly discern a emp ana
they had only been married a year ana a haIl
They bowed smiinGly 10 some people tA'S
knew then each face resumed ito icy mask
uhsn people are very young and are having
. quarrel they feel that a smile is q fatal lndl-
cation OF weakness. These two were horribly
,o,ng So their faces were amus.ngly grave.
They entered the supper room and the waiter
came No with that peculiar hop skip and Il Jump
which indicate, industry and haste among he'
kind and at his beck they followed him 10 atable
that had been reserved for them. The spans'ed
GIRLS husband tried to assume an expression Of
easy nonchalance IA they sat down, There
we're some fellows he knew AT another table ana
they were drinking Scotch and soda lhey
looked happy-oh so happy lie glanced al
the menu. His wife slipped ice water IAN
cuidly. He asked her with a politely frozen
infection il there was anything she cared Tor
II was As though he said Il really don't care a
hang what YOU want, but there Is no need u
ob,rude our row on this man. lie may have
troubles OF his own"
The yrl raised her eyebrows slightly and
loved her head family first 10 the ler
then 20 the right. 1t was only a Shadowy s'g'
"astion Of a reply. but II meant no IN any
lng1age. He gave an order with unusua
elaboration and care, explaining 10 the waiter
llSt how he wished the service. And some
champagne.
Two portions, sir?' asked the waiter. his
voice expressing Il deirrentlal and sympa-
thotio consciousness Of their quarrel.
Two" said the man ~jauntly. The Spansled
Girl looked at him A. though She considered his
ordering two portions an impertinence
And A pint of the vine, -lr?" asked the waiter
reyerentlv, rs befttcd an s. vintage.
"Aulart, " said the man d~ettantly. The waiter
,ripped out like a bird who found any means OF
notion except flight unusual
An expression Of mingled disdaln, disgust
- ...u. .,I.uf ,var tbA Ulrlz
face. Then she looked d~I-tantly at him as
though she remembered his face. but couldn't
qulte place him. The band began to play a
sousa march. suddenly the man, dIscon-
certed by her gaze. said; Whatever fancied
grievance you may feel that Won have suffered.
wish that you would have the goodness not 10
make such a row IN pubic,
You answered the last remark ] made BY swear
lng Under such circumstances. silence Is the
only course possible. never intend to be seen
In public with YOU again Ia
Tia! ha'" said tie man. I sounded Ike
the cav Of a raven put INTO English. Ihere wa
a stir in the hall. "a subduod cheer ana some
hand c~lapping. Every one stopped 10 listen
Then a powerful voice called out very loudly
and distinctly.
right on eye. ,Ief counters hard on wind and
COrbett clinches and hangs on as the bell
rings.
The waiter served the things and poured the
wine. The s~pangled girl ga2"d at hers and
spped lee water, .
IT. all your unreasoning jealousy; your
'ieaIoHsv% or what?" she asked.
He ate "A cracker, a clam and emptied MS
glass in quick succession. The snddeLnes,
q ASr rct9Gr,, had Jared him. Fortified he laid
You? That's very good. Do YOU think
care what you dOI'
We'll, you act Internally Ike it
II Won swear again J shall leave NE table
Jsi comes up determined Gnd strong III
makes a fierce right swing and misses by about
% yard Corbett jOlt- Jen in the Jaw Jefl
swing, and lands on Corbett's ribs, Bell" .
The man drank a cup. Of cold consomme
Hs appetite was evidently unimpaired, Tn
consomrne was very good and he felt AS though
hs ought to tell her about il but under the
circumstances he felt that It would be un'
d.gnlrrd.
If you only knew. Angelica" he said, be-
ginning his third glass OF champagne, now
much more attractive YOU are when you ac'
s,enslbly you never would 60 on In this, way
should like 10 retain my opinion and admlra'
non Of YOU but you insist
] can fancy nothing that interests me less
man your opinion Of me, she sald. She hao
h"ard this IN q play once and nae, stored
up He thought il was original and noted
'nat the remark struck him with the sudden.
hes' Of a Jolt lie attacked a pate hungrily
Nineteenth round-JeT forces COrbett tC
the ropes and -taggers him with Il left hOob
the neck. Corbett lands on %Jeffries's eye
Jrr swings. but Corbett lodges and land.
again on ,IaN's eye and mouth. JefY chase,
Corhstt aroundithe ring. Bell
tn" man had stopped to listen. Now ht
went on with his supper, saying. What
would Ike TO know is what the trouble Is, any
how, You Came 10 the Office TODAY for tbs
rrNt time IN months. You find n girl writing
and without nnv rxulanntiOu and adopt "A frozsr