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The state herald., 1902-01-10
ANOTHER TOURIST EXCURSION
To California.

To aoconmnedate the increasing travel
to california, the Burlington Route has
added to It's service another weekly sx-
ours,on. in tourist cars, personally con-
Quoted.
The Burlingtons through car services
10 California 10 - follows:
STANDARD SLEEPERS-Daily
Ouaha, Lanosls, Hastings aud Oxford
to San Frsnoisoo, oonnsstina st latter
city with fast train for Los Angeles.
TOURIST 1LEEPERS-psrsonally
conduoted-svsry Thursday and Satur.
day. Omaha. Liacoln, Fairinont, Hast.
logs and Holdrses to San Franoisco;
every Wednesday and Thursday, Kansas
City, 81. Joseph, wymors, Superior and
Oxford to san Frspcisoo and Les An.
gslss. -
All these cars run via Denver and
salt Lake City, passing the grand pans
rama Of the Rockies BY daylight.
Ityou'rs going TO California, you will
be interested in our new 10 page folder,
"Cal,iornis Tours-19Ol- -'O2." Il 10 free.
]. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omahs, Nsb.
The state herald., 1902-01-10
MRS. POLLY CAUBLE CELE
BRATES THE CENTENNIAL OF
HER BIRTHDAY.

On Dec. |, 1901 at the homo Of hsr son
in Oxoais, Ind, Mrs.. Polly Gamble.
grand-mothsr Of A. @. Cs1bls Of our
county, celebrated the one -hundrsth an.
nivsrsary Of her birth. Through the
k,ndnsss Of A. c. Csubls We we're per
mittsd to read the write-up Of this rs-
markabls celebration occupying the
spaos Of more than full page Of she
Salem Qnd) Democrat. The lowest
estimate Of the number of persons pres.
snt at this birthday cstebrat,on 10 1900.
After listening to soms speeches, short
history Of the family and very touch
ing poem addressed to Aunt Polly "a
she was familiarly called, this crowd Of
people sat down to . dinner which for
sxoellsncs the sd,tsr Of the Democrat
admits his inability to properly describe.
The tables wsrs placed under . large
tent aud their combined lsogth vas 1863
fest. From slsnciBg over the history Of
the family ~ given BY the Democrat We
nots the following interesting facts.
Polly Caubls nee Hubbard WAS
married to Adam Caubls Dec. 6, 1922
and they lived together o. husband and
wife for 81 yssrs till bis death in 83 at
the age Of IS. The historian IN dss-
cribipg her wedding dress said; "Grand.
ma says her weddiug drsss was inside In
the complsts fasion Of that day and con-
tanned full three yards Of material; but
at that time the ladies did not waste %
much IN making trails to their dresses.
Her bridal drsss was cut gore and ruffls
one inch wide, vsist six inches long, =
large white nscktis which was called q
bib. white cap and green Morocco
slippers completed the br,des' outfit"
The historian N speaking OF the de-
scendants Of this worthy couple ssys;
"Ths dsosndants are many reaching to
the nth generation ~ follows, Is child.
ron, Ill grand children, 204 grsat-grsnd
children and II great-grea, grand child
rem, making total Of 34l. OF the grand
children 81 are living 65 have been mar.
ried, 20 have died and % are yet single.
Eight Of the great grand children are
married. Total number OF marriages in
this family, 92"
The entire wnts-up Of this birthday
celebration 10 very interesting and had
We the space, ws would b glad to give
it in full. Very few persons are ever
permitted 70 oslsbrste their centennial
This Is certainly . happy oass Of that
kind fer at this advanced sgs Mrs.
oaubls is reported to have been in pcs.
session Of oil Of her faculties and to have
enjoyed the occasion very much talking
and joking with the four generations ol
her descendants and the army Of frirnds
Who were present.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Mun'c'psi Ownership u street rail-.
vaysis 10 b. made Au issus In the com
ing CITY election Of Chicago. Mayor
Harrison has decided 70 submit thls
question to vote Of the people spd The
pstit'su calling for The subm,ssion oi thus
question has already do.0O0 signatures
Of the lo+.o 600 necessary. II 10 only .
question Of isv .yssr I'll mss,cipsi
esssssbip Of street railways w,n bs 30
sooouplsshsd feet In most Of the large
cities q the satlou.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

The CsrsGo inter oossn In recent
sdisssisi susssssAd that President Roess.
vsN name Ex.Psss,dsnt Cleveland "a
sspssssat the Us,.sd States a. the co,o.
sst'es sersDoniss d Edward Il Ess.
had. II gave - iss rsasoss for urging
sbs, The fsst shsi 10 10 The esly ss.prssi.
Ssss living asd - - olicisl stord high
10 shs sstlnsttea Of the psopls os Ens
lssd. M. Cisvsispd's rslsilsa 10 the
people Of our ass'en ~ sx-prssidsnt may
have some weight 10 support Il such .
suggestion but he apposstmsnt would
not call forth much esthusissm from
ibs D~ople.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Colorado has popU iation ons-Rlxth
that Of Chicsgo alone, and yet the fetal
output Of the state IN gold, silver, cop
per, lead, zinc, IRON, coal and stone, farm
products, manufactured goods reaches
nearly the s30o. 100000 point. This beats
Chicago. A state with only 6o0.O0 that
can produce $500. .0o0, 600 isn't taking any
advice from the east as to its wealth,
morals and intelligence. That mssns .
production Of e5O0 for every man, wom-
an and child in the state. Beat IL 1t
you can.-Gsorgs's Weekly.
The state herald., 1902-01-10
hAXTUN.

Rev. Stillman jourpsysd to the county
scat and returned Monday.
Dr.. Nobist Of Holycks was in oul
burg Friday Of last week.
Mrs. Raymond teok the tram for Ster.
ling Thuraday evening Of last week.
Chas. Tsy'or drove TO Imperial. Nso.,
Thursday Of last week returning Mon.
day Of this week.
Dave Scott drove to Holyoke Tussdsy
after load Of lumber for the Suthsr.
laad Lumber Yard.
The coal famine At this place was
broken Saturday evening by the srnvs
Of 9 car losds oi coal for Suthsrland 4
Co.
Wesley Franks took the train for
Grssloy, Colo, Wednesday to lind worl
90 tue big best sugar factory which IL
bong srsctsd st that plses.
Chss. and Frank sssrns, Emil Lsrsou
and N. Andsrsoa drove out to John
Starns 10 miles northeast from here
Asudsy svsaias whsrs party vss held
Frask D,llssr rsturasd from Alma
Colo, Wednesday night Of last wssi
where be hsd been working for . shor,
time IN the mines. Frank hAs too much
At stake here to remain Away for 40,
great lssRth OF time.
Joha Olsen left foI Iowa last vssl
having sssn called there W the suddss
illness Of one Of the chiidrsa whs
accompanied Mrs. Olsoa on her visit
ssst. Ar. Olson returned hoaas Tussds,
Of this vssk together with wife snt
children.
O. W. Lohn rsperts the ssis Of tws
hsad cream sspsrstoss Of Holyoke TIN,
week. there ars nov ~ ssparatsrs tribute
~ TO that station. and u 70 this station
This means that 30 farmers 10 Phillips
couuty have their own SEPARATOR sne
do their own sk,msniug on the farm tax
Ing the Dream only ~ the creamery.
Nil
The state herald., 1902-01-10
ATTENTION srocKMEN,

The ssasos of The ysss hss arrived
whss u will b sscsssssy for steckmes
70 take additional prscaution against ,hs
loss Of slock snd one way 10 which thin
csn b. done 10 " advertising your stock
6sssd. We make you this proposltiss,
We will carry In the 1isaAi.p Tor one yssr
free oi charge the stock brand I'd u auy
stock ~sn oi Phillips county ~ho cub.
sc'l,ss Tor the nsaALp and pays ops
years subscription In advance and We
~ill do the sans lot any Of the present
subectibsrr Of the HERALD wbs
vill pay one years subscription In ad.
vscs. Last spring tho Stock Association
Of this couniy ssksd for bids for carry.
ing the stock brands ~ III. msmbets of
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Harris 4 ca Of Dspvsr are hsviss
come trouble With the state suthesstss
o. Nsbsssts ovss ship0sot oi esstis 70
Dupdy county 10 - vintsred. The
Mebrssha State vstsrisasy hss svdsrsd
thsm 70 chip the cattle bsok 10 CeIssa.
do cisItuias that they are dsssassd.
Harris 4 Co. claim thst there 10 settling
shs msitss With ths cattle. The sssss
policy for stookmss 10 this part Of the
oouutry 10 70 pstrosIss COED dipplss
plast.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Governor Nash oi Onio ID his message
70 the state Legislature makes some good
Recommendations for legislation 10, the
creation md regulations Of corporations.
He insis,s that. for the protection Of the
general public. no corporation should 10
permitted to do busiposs uatil ell Of the
capital stock has been paid 10 aud In,
vested In the business the corporation is
TO transact and tha, the corporation
should u required TO make full and
complete annual report,
The state herald., 1902-01-10

the Association. The Republican and
HERALD each bid for the work and the
HERALD bid bsing very materially the
lowest vas acosptsd BY the Assoc'atlen.
OWING to some dissatisfaction among
the msmbers of the association with the
plan sf raising the money for paying
for the advertising. tho HERALD hes not
been instructed TO insert the advertise
ments and ~ new make the above offer
to the stockmsn Of the county. Bring
In your stock brand cuts Or call and W
will order then. 1or you. %
The state herald., 1902-01-10

The people oi Knox cousty, Nsb.,
will build new town for county seat.
Three towss have been fighting over the
location ef the county seat FOR some time
and the hght hiss finally bssn settled by
locating che county sss,
10 the csn,er Of the county, u m,lss
from any Of the oontsstips tovas. 1t
will probsbiy bs = bonanza for the farm.
o. ~ho furnishes the land Tor the town.
site.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

new rsvsaus law in Colorado was in the
same line oi reform and, whether II
stands the test before the supreme oourt
OF not, no backward step should be
taken 10 this tax reform till the taxes on
the property Of the state are adjusted on
basis fair to oil tax .paysrs
The state herald., 1902-01-10
a PrsassAse Ssvessus.s,

u PrSosehee Investment.
II vas tsou6lsd ios sbsut ssvss yesss
v'th ~ sts1schs sad ~ bsd half my
ums," ssys y. Dsuiek. Hoassvilis, Ind,
n spsat sbout el,Ooo and could Get any
thing 70 hslp as uutil tired kodo
Dyspspsla Care. hsvs takes . few
bess'ss and ~ entirely vsil." Ysu dea',
1--we sy whst you est, but By shat you
digest ed ssssuilsts. II your stomach
Aessat digest ysur ssod you sss really
starving. kedol DyspspsIA Curs does
the stsnseh's vssk by dissstisg The
ssod. Yea dsst have 70 dSss. Eat oil
ysu ssst. kedel Dyspspsis Cure cures
oil stoosoh troubles. City Drug Store,
The state herald., 1902-01-10
ca,,srs. s.,.e,s,,x Liable.

Burps. bru'sss aud outs arc extremely
painful snd II sesl-cssd st.ss result 10
blood poisoning. Childrsa are especial
ly hsbls 70 such snishsps becsu'e net %
csrstal. A = remedy Dsw,,t's Witch
Hazel Sslvs IL unsqusllsd. Draws out
the lire, stops the pain, soon heals The
wound. Beware VI ooun,erssits. surs
ente for piles. "Dewitts Witch Hsssl
saiss cured my baby Of eczema alter
two pbysicisns gave her up" writes
James Neck, N. Webster, "'rhe sorss
were 20 bad she soiled two 10 i've
dresses a dsy. CITY Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

A. 4. Stevenson VI Denver has recent.
ly been in Washington 10 interview
President Roosevelt presumably in re-
ference to the scare that has recently
been given the federal officers Of Colo.
rads by somo OF the orders for the en-.
iorcemeut OF civil service rules
The state herald., 1902-01-10

WANTkD. -cspah's. reliable I~svoa In even
coanty se r~pr~ssas large eompaay II sniia o.
sAsclsi r~pasasioa esss aiasy psr ,~s,. payai,,s
vs~aiyl . pss day shsoisss,y ssss aad ali ss-
psas~si sissisht. Soas-ads. dsaniss salary. no
oommiassoal SALARY paid ssch Sassr,iay aud es.
rsns- nsoasy advanced eaeh vsek. STANDARD
HOUSE ~ psAnsoaH IT.. rRseASo.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

The tssing power Of Nsv York sssm
10 b 9ivisS considerable attention 10
corporations. bssks and iusussses co,n.
pssiss and - result the Na derived
frsm shis source tor sbs hscsi yssr IL
ssssly thrss times ~ much a. tho tag
for The preceding year The movement
thai resulted IN the enactment Of The
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Tho fight OF the Hanna and Foraker
factions for control Of the Ohio state leg.
stature resulted iu ths Hama faction
securing control OF III, organization nj
the house aud the Foraker faction Of the
senate,
The state herald., 1902-01-10

II remains to be seen whether con.
gress will follow President Roosevelt's
recommendation for the enactment Of
laws forcing the trusts 10 give full pub
liciiy to their business transactions. The
recommendation is certainly good one
but itis very doubtful about 1t beiog
embodied in Legislation.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

Ex-senator Wolcott u entertaining
some Of tbs English nobility At Wool
hurst, his country residence, near Den,
Yer. Lord aud Lady Algernon Lsnox
are the guests
The state herald., 1902-01-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
l,esv Lsye Together.

Des't Lave Together.
Constipation and health hover q 70.
ssthss. Dsw,tts Little early R,ssrs
promote eay aessoe q the bswsls vita.
out tistrsss. II have bsss troubled
vith eost,ssusss nine years." says J. o,
Gresse. Dspauv, Ind. II hsve tsssd
many remedies but Little Early Rissss
give best rssuls. City Drug Stsss.
The state herald., 1902-01-10
AOLYOkE DRkY NO. |.
.flways onland to dclirer L,tn,-
b.r and Coal.
Special siiestiss siVn h Ill
sss swk 10 ~ line.
JAMES YOUNG, prop.

WANTED -sEvERAL PERSONS or CHAR
actor and god reputation In ssch STATE tone
10 this ccansy reaairsaD N seperasat and I'D
,srsisc old established wealthy hasinsss heaAs
of -aiid anasciai standing. Salary eeiAa
weekly with esp-psss additional. ali payable Ia
essh ssrh Wednesday direct fFom hssd sascss
Hone aud carriage sssr,shsd. vhsa ssc~asasy
it-frs~ae.s. Enriass ssif.addr~sssd ssAmp-
saseio,-. Manage. sis csssoa haiidlns. chi
cAxo.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

wANTkO.-capshis. reliable psr~ns 10 even
eoanty 10 vprcseat iAus company as soisd q.
nansssi sspssaalas, ~ saiasy pss ysas. payabas
weekly - p~s day ahsoiutsiy ~ass and all 81.
psnssst Straight. hons-ads. dsAniss salasy. ~
cossmaasioa, sAisv paid sasA Rstasday. nd o..
psass ssssy advancsd sscA v~rk. STANDARD
HOUSE,. M DsAsnoss NJ. cusuAsso.
The state herald., 1902-01-10
RESPONSE TO AUSTIN.
His View roem Inspires Another
Train or Thought.

His New Poem Inspires Another
Train or Thought.
The following are the two concluding
stausas OF Alfred Austin's new poem.
"Togsther":
Should envious aliens plan aad plot
'Gainst one and now the othor.
They swift would learn how strung the knst
Binds brother unto brother,
How quickly they would change their tack
And show the recreant feather,
Should Star and Stripe and Union Jack
But Aost mnst.high together.
Now let US give one hearty grip,
As by true men ia given,
And vow fratcrnhl friendship
That never shall he riven;
And with our peaceful flags unfurled.
Be fair or foul the weather.
Should need arise face nll tho world
And stand or fall together.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

WANTED -TnUsrwoRruY MEN AND w0.
ussn In travel and aaysstls fas old sstshllshsd
ksuss II salid fnanetal stApdlns. kalAsy enp .
ye-s Aal ssI~ns~s, ~ payable In cash. M Gan.
.ssslnS required. 0ivs FsS.r.ncss ssd ssslnss
sslfAalslrrsa~i stanHssd spyslops. Addspss Man.
asee. ~ tasian hla0.. Chloaso.
The state herald., 1902-01-10
An Inter Oce,u reader submits the

An Inter Oce1u reader submits the
response:
Should envious aliens plan and plot
And fight one with the other.
Yonr Uncle Slm would surely not
Play scrpcgoat for his brother.
Discretion he would never lack
Or so beyond his tetler
BY tangiing up the Union Jack
And stars and Stripes together.
We've no objection to grip
OF hands across the ocean,
But will not risk the Yankss ship
In scas Of fslsc emotion
by veering fron our courss to right
craft that's almost stranded,
For Jonathan prpfcrs to fight
His battles singls-handed.
Inter Ocean.
The state herald., 1902-01-10

No. l5i connects with a Hrst class pussonser
train at Curtis for all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars tseats
fres) or through trains. Tickets sold and bag
age oLsoksa to any point in the United States
or CansdA.
For Information, time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ OF write to G. A. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Gallo, or ). Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Agt y.
maha, Mob
The state herald., 1902-01-10

A Bona Fido Saiary-Si2 Weekly.
Meu aud women 10 sppoint agents aud
represent u, some TO travel, eshsra fos
local work. el2 weekly salary and ex,
psnses. Old established houss. pleasant
permanent positions, rapid advsucsmsat
aud increase os wsges. Write at oncs.
Address BUTLER 4 AL0ER,
Dept. 4. Nxw HAVEN, CoxS
The state herald., 1902-01-10

||l Time Table,
HoIyoke. Colo.
Lincoln. Denver,
Omaha, Heiens
Chteago, Butte,
b. Joseph, Portland,
Kansas Clty. Salt Lake City.
u. Leu,s and all polnts Gan francesca and
east and south. all points west.
TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows'
No, iA. Accommodation daily except
Sunday and Monday for Lin
coin, Omaha, Chicago md all
points east md west Central
limoo 49,. ,,,...'.' :p A. NJ
No. l@, Sunday only, Stock, express, 1901 A. NJ.
No. 1853. Accommodation daily except
sunday for Cheyenne, Wyo..
Denver, Colo, md interned-
late stations.t Mountain Timc)s2s A. n.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
WILL MAKE HARD FIGHT.
Kansas Expects to Give Nebraska
Good Tussle Today.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S.-The annual
football game between Nebraska and.
Kansas universities. a regular institu-
ton in the athletic life of both schools
for the past twelve years. will be played
today in Lincoln. The Kansas squad,
with Coach Curtis in charge, arrived in
Lincoln last night. Chancellor Strong
of Kansas university, came along with
the players and an excursion train
bearing 200 Jayhawker rooterS will
reach the city today.
The chancellor will sit with the Kansas
supporters and cheer for them. On
from Nebraska should win and what
little betting has been done is at odds
of to to 1 that the Cornhusl<ers will
have the long end of the score, while
even money has been offered that Kan
sas will not score at all. Coach Curtis,
in discussing the chances of Kansas.
said: We shall put up the hardest
fight we know how and viii go down
honorably if defeated. The team is
light this year, much lighter, l am in
formed by old Kansas players, than for
many seasons. Nebraska outweighS us
and has more veteran players, but still
we expect to put up game fight"
Three of the regulars. on the Kansas
team are out of the game because of in
her ple yers from the same cause. Booth
has not pushed his men in the practice
this week and they are far from being
on edge This is due to a fear that the
team may go stale from overwork be-
fore the season is ended. Three touch
downs will satisfy the Nebraska coach
ab1pdantlV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08

contest The fight was. even, the score
resulting to g. and there was cons1d-
cradle argument over who was western
champion The following year King
settled the dispute by winning every
game on. his schedule.
Stage, ever likened to King in his
driving methods. of work as well as
physical appearance, came to the front
IN 1898 with a strong team, on which
We're many stars, such as Herschberger,
Kennedy, Gordon Clarke, Hamill and
others. The only game Kings men
dropped that season: was the Chicago
game by the close score of to o. King
took his men east in '99 and gave his
old enemy Yale scare. losing a to .
game at New Haven. Returning to the
west the Badgers tackled Stages cham
plonS In post-SeaSon game at Madison
and the Maroons were victorious, IL to
0. In 1900 the only game lost by the
Cardinal team was with Minnesota, the
difference between a goal kicked from
field and a touchdown and goal kicked,
the result being 6 to in favor of tho
Gophers, though Kings men made the
most ground by steady line bucking.
Last year the Badgers, for the second
time since King has been in authority,
defeated all corners, though no game
was played with Michigan, and again
dispute arose as to the western cham
pionship. This dispute was settled last
Saturday at Marshall field, when Yosts
eleven men-to-a-p play team OF Wolver-
ines barely defeated Kings strong
team by one touchdown and goal kick
ed. TO 0.
There is little incentive for the veteran
King to return to Madison next year.
Most of his championship timber will
be gone. Among those who made up
the almost Irresistible eleven that faced
Michigan for an honorable defeat at
least four will be missing next year,
having played the four years allotted to
an intercollegiate athlete. They are
Captain Juneau. Driver. Lerum and
Show. Whoever succeeds King will
have to develop new material for these
places, the most important positions on
the team, bar quarterback. Fogg. the
clever little field general of the Badgers,
has two more years to play.
What arrangements Wisconsin will
make for football and baseball next sea-
son has yet to be determined by the
athletic authorities at Madison. There
has been some talk of trying the grad
uate system of coaching, but in the west
that has never been received with much
enthusiasm. 1t is more probable that
arrangements will be made for some
star from one of the eastern universe
ties, probably Princeton, as the Badger
players are all thoroughly drilled in
their style of play, to take charge as
head coach, unless Phil King is again
persuaded to return for a little while.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
The Pepper Stable Sold.

New York. Nov. s.-The entire racing
stable of Colonel James E. Pepper was
sold in the paddocks bofer the races at
Aqueduct. Whisky King CHI. c, CD, by
ismp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brought
the highest price of the sale, j. F. Win
ters paying 81. 900 for him.
The following were among the other
sales:
Lord Pepper. b. c "a. by Kantakah-
Queenie. A. c. McCafferty, 81, $50.
Love Note. CHI. f. (2), by imp. Kan
takah-Lady Pepper. Meadow Thorstid,
$1,000. 80
Royal Summons b. c. (2). by imp.
Observation-Disclosures, James McLaugh-
lin, Zoo.
Prince Richard, b. h. 90, by His High
massachusetts,, B. Porter, $1,250.
Right and True, br. c. (2), by Tristan
-Elleride, A. c. McCafferty, 1850.
Cincinnatus, CHI. c. CO. by Ornament
Emma Primrose, Terry McGovern,
1880.
DIR. Riddle, oh. h. 80, by Iroquois-
Taffeta, H. II. Griffin, 81 600
Contend. b. c. (D, by imp. Galore
Imp, Conjectrix, ]. Stallberg, $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-08
JEFFRIEs QUITS DELANEY.
Heavyweight Champion Says He Will
Arrange His Own Fights.

New York, Nov Slim Jeffries cham
pion heavy weight of the world has again
parted with his manager. The big ex-
boilermaker and his manager. Billy De-
laney, had an argument recently in Los
Angeles, Cal. regarding Jeffs next fight.
The result was that Jeffries told Delaney
that he need not arrange any more match
for him, as he had made up his mind
to do his own business in the future. jeff
ries. is expected in San Francisco shortly
to sign articles for a fight with Jim Cor
bett, to be decided next May, before one
of the clubs out the coast
Jeffries and Delaney have not been on
the best of terms since the champion
fought Fitzsimmons in San Francisco
Jeff was displeased by the way Delaney
coached him during the battle, which
Jeffries claims. was responsible for Lanky
Bob lasting long as he did Jeff prom
ised Delaney he would box Fitzsimmons
as Delaney advised him. The latter kept
telling Jeffries to let Fitz do all the fight
ing and look out for the Cornishman's
right swing. This of course. restrained
Jeff from going right in and smuggling
with Fitz, which. as Jeffries claims, al
lowed Lanky Bob to last long as he
did. Several arguments resulted from De-
laney's coaching, with the above result.