The San Francisco call., 1904-12-25

7 want my money" Battling Nelson
sell declares He has not the exact
figures OF what is coming TO him, for
. his fist is better at punching than pen
ming. The bitter feeling he cherished
against his manager. Ted Francis Muir
ply, seems TO have vanished since the
latter was brought back and the money
u dispute placed in safety.
Its the fault Of lot Of knockers, q"
declares the boy manager. They
wanted to get Nelson away from me
because he is making a little money
now ] hope nobody thinks that tried
10 get away with the money. That is
foolish"
The ss0o1 is in the property clerk s
Office at the Hall OF Justice. Nelson
and the boy manager held friendly
conversation last night and all the diff
:ferences may be amicably settled.
Moreover It is said that the Dane may
retain Ted as manager.
o.. Murphy and Eddie santry were
brought from the Stockton jail yester-
GAY by Detective Taylor. On their
arrival at the Hall Of Justice Judge
-.Cabaniss ordered Santry released on
his own recognizance- Murphy was re-
leased on $4,000 bail. which was quickly
furnished by Zick Abrams and David
Sullivan.
The ss00I banlkron Was placed in
charge Of the property clerk Of the
Police Department Murphy gladly
consented to this. Nelson could not
see for some time that the bit Of paper
represented real money. He wanted
. the coin that he had fought for. Lets
have a settlement right nere," he said.
"AIl / want is my money"
THAT would be comDounding fell
-ony." said the Judge, who was de-
termined that Battling should not get
the worst OF IL.
What's the difference" said the
ILLOGICAL Dane. "All L want is my
money.
Murphy is much disturbed over the
runors that have been wired broadcast
regarding him. At the City Prison he
'. made a hasty calculation regarding
Nelson's share Of the draft for $s00l
he held. He claims that Nelson's part
IS between $500 and $500. The rest,
Murphy maintains, belongs to himself.
Battling was seen last night at Harry
Corbett's- he was not going to prose-
cute. he said All he wanted was
settlement and he was not seeking any
other manager. Murphy was still his
manager and he contemplated ho
change
Bat complained Of loss OF sleep
caused by worry over the coin which
be feared was lost TO him. He wanted
TO go 10 his couch and get large rest
. All the differences between himself and
Murphy win be settled some time to-
day, he says
When seen at the Hall Of Justice,
Murphy expressed great surprise al
Nelson's move in swearing out the war
rant. He expected the Dane TO follow
him East. he produced figures TO show
that he was the most generous OF man.
ayers.
The only difference between the state
ments OF the youthful magnate and the
fighter is the percentage Of receipts
they had verbally agreed upon as the
managers share. Nelson says IL was
% per cent. Murphy declares It was
per cent anu say lAol Ae C~u BIONe
this by witnesses.
Nelson's share Of the $9001," said
Murphy last night, rs 5000. It was
agreed between us that should get 81
per cent OF what he earned. I let him
of with less In fights where there was
little money. Why, in his first fight
four years ago, I only took $50 and
spent It a minute later. I stood by
him when he could not fight. It's Just q
. case OF knockers trying TO get Battling
and throw me down"
Murphy received a telegram from
his sister in Milwaukee yesterday. II
read: Heard rumors. Don't believe