The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-16

Nash in Columbus tomorrow night and
Rubin at Marietta, O..
Word reached the pugilists today that
the governor not only intended to stop
boxing contests in Ohio but also to in
Vesugate these sparring exhibitions,
They will both keep their engagements
ana no trouble is feared, as they simply
give an exhibition of sparring.
Jeffries is to be here next week with
his company, which will appear one night
Tor the benefit of the Saengerfest Ath-
letlc club. Instead of an influx of Wis
TORS TO witness a championship contest
To-Day, there has been general "break k
away here. All training stopped at the
quarters of JeffrieS, Rubin, Martin and
Chllds yesterday when Judge HOLSTER
rendered his decision. Today everything
was packed up at all of the training quar-
ters Tor engagements elsewhere. Jeffries
lett Tor visit at his old home at Car
roll, o.
Martin and Rubin sent their effects to
chicago, where they will be next week.
Even the last of the sporting editors are
on their way homeward tonight instead
OF neng at the ringside in Saengerfest
hall.
=, The ticket Office for this event at
Straus store, which has been omen since
Jan Is, was closed today, as well as
the ONCE of Manager Cook and other
promoters. About $4,000 had been taken
IN on the sale of tickets. and this will
De refunded on the presentation of the
ucKets at the Atlas National bank on
ana after next Tuesday. After a Joint
saoeto.ig OF the Saengerfest Athletic as
9ocl5tlon directors and of Managers
BRADY and Madden, the $4,000 of forfeit
on deposit at the Atlas National hank
was TINS afternoon turned over to Brady
anu MADDEN. They had each deposited
$3.50 of this amount and received fhe
same back in equal amounts OF the ST.
w forfeit deposited for the Saengerfest
~ A6hietic ASSOCIATION, Brady received So
lSV, ana Madden only $3.50. This was
Que to the fact that Brady had borne ali
the expenses except those at the training
quarters of Rubin: Brady had had Ed
q. Cooke here with the promoters for.
months. He secured the tickets and maid
those IN charge of the ticket office since
Jan. %. Brady was the manager for the
as for Jeffries ~
Manager Brady said that he would not
accept any propositions for Jeffries to
engage IN any contests in the future
9nless Ihefe was a legal as well as a
financial guarantee
We will go ahead with our theatrical
venture for the present. said Brady.
ana VIII pay no attention to any prop
osltlonS Tor Jeffries to meet Rubin or
any other man. Our experience here has
peen a warning to u.s. and J. for. one do
not care to go through the worry and
loss that this match has occasioned ma
of Denver, for a meeting between JEFF,
fries and Rubin in that city, and will
say that the only condition on which
we will go to Denver is for Mr.. Floto to
offer a purse of So, 900, the money to
be deposited in bank before the contest
and to be forfeited in case the contest is
prevented by legal means"
Madden and Rubin expect to decide on
plans for the future while in Chicago
next week, and while there they state
that it is not improbable that Rubin
may go on the mat in training for
wrestling, as he INDUCED in that sport
to some extent several years ago
Childs and Martin, who were to fight
here tonight for the colored champion
ship of America, received only 500 each
today of forfeit money, which Brady
paid out of the sum that he received.
They We're to appear in the preliminary
bout Of ten rounds for purse of only
$500.
So far as a wrestling contest in Chi
cago is concerned, Ed Cooke stated to-
day that the proposition for $1,000 has
been accepted on the part of Brady for
Jeffries but that it had not been ac-
cepted yet by Manager Madden for Chs
Rubin.