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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-6-15, Page 9!pan flf! TO MOM. . oars d Mina Prom all her • kl. Akke singe of where w Mt MR row sylvanfa. The Manitoba Conservative sprit. tea will be bold In Minutiae on Jens eTtk. ler. Coffin, of Wbitte, bas beau see posted Oraad Trunk station Agent at 1leIMvWe- 7pe Montreal Street Hallway Cc'om- d all h1t. emu7Ms voluntarily raised ley Ma or Raymond has resigned bio Pool as Mayor of Brantford to so. Oro tee potation oe postmaster. Tbe by-law to leve t beteturee for eie0,000 for the purchase of the waterworks was defeated to Strat- ford, The anneal ouaventkw of the Oo- terko Lioennehaldere Atnoolatlou will be held et Kinshitst Oil the 80th and 21st Jane Many of the Pittsburg mills hays been toned 8Sege *number rufteprostra- porar- y andd ties* have wcerr'ed. Tbe County Connell of Slmooe ball preheated the ooent7 battalion with a $100 cup to entourage the rine practice of the men- Three eaThree young women. .Wdents of Mc- Kenndnes College. were drowned while bathing In Silver Geek. two miles north of Lebanon. 111. The San Francine° Examiner says that' the ParMlo Coast Company, otherwise known as tee Cracker Trash, has collapsed. Joeepb Monkman. who rescued the late eoveroor Schultz from tate hands of Rel during the rebellloo of 1870, is dead. aged 89 years. A true bill has been bro1gbt In amine. Jacques Boileau and his wife. of Ottawa. on the chars of murder- ing thele adopte l daughter. Manitoba Conservatives wW hold a convention in Winnipeg shortly, after which Hon. H. J. deadest/Lid will be. gin a tour of the Province. Madame Dreyfae has reoeived the rolkeri ug telegram from her hatband: "Leave F Friday. Await with joy the moment when 1 Mel yogi" A deputation from the London' Ont., City Council nom gess to Ottawao in- terview the Government regardsag the propcesd Loudon Lean & Lake Hur- on j IIwae, Tile remains of Augustin Daly will be embalmed and sett to London. The funeral serf age will take pima .1 a Catholic church In London. and Med the body -will be sent to New York. Congreerman HJI. Of Iowa. says: "General Otts thlnka 80,000 trona 'efficient to quail the trouble and re - 'tore store peace, bat In my judgment at Mat 60,000 ,odds,* would be far better." Annie Emboli.. the five-year-old child. wbo disappeared frees New Britain. Conn.. bee, It mems sheeet certain. been kidnapped. The oom- muolty is stirred ep as It bas not been for year& At the Hull Asthal the grind jury suggested that the law with respect 10 vagrants and petty leroy should be changed snso as to allow of tech Weeder,' being penlabed by the lash In addition W Imprisonment. 1. E. Loomis, superintendent of the New York Senequehanna and West- ern Rahroad, has resigned to tike charge as superintendent the (Pal teeing properties of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad. The French (;hasher adopted. by a note of 821 to 178, tee order of the day 1'ropamd by M. Runes. Radical. which the Preeelee refused to ■Ce rept. Thi litialetere forthwith left the Home. lemma excitement. The Ontario Vulveralist Ooaven• tion will be bid at Olinda os Jane letb, 17th and 18th. Clergyman from the Untied States will be present to couluct reigious services each day. The Holing Nerve* will be co Sunday evening. the 18th. Robert Strachan lase died on Tues- day at Newburgh, N. Y. He was born is Port Hope, Canada. He entered a regiment of Michigan engineers at the oetbreak of the civil war, end &Greed with distinction in the army et the Cumbemajorland, hale( to the rank of The present expedition against the forme of fi- cult etch nis encountered lby lo elbow the dl an army which meat depend upon agon trains In catching barefooted ban- dits In their own mountains, and also eves leoct that the rebels do not in - Sod to fight battles At a meeting just hold at Valencia, the archbishop of teat plate presiding. 1t was decided to *epigraph an ria;steo to the peace conference at Thr , sating the delegates t0 tame elder the steps to be taken for the 'Mese of the Spaeth prbosnn In 'Is hands of the illlpinoa when their other labors ane ooncleded- 1n response to a demand for more Moe, made by many psbltc 'iflclais and organisations invited to partici. pate in the oosferenoe on combina- tions and trusts( in Chicago, on June 26th and 29th. the general committee having charge sat the arrangement* has decided to change the 11131s for the meeting to dept. 13th and 18th Inclusive The cable deinatchee from London indicate that then lea t of the Governments of Great et n and the Coned Statenf w to an agree- wait gree taint, by meanie oeh the Anglo- American ndoAmerican Commladen will be again a®moned b rearms the or=uslderatlae of the Alaska boundary dlaptte weld the Proposed arbitration treaty. A mob of Remiss /We attacked a Cleveland motor Oar on Orange artist Memtay night. breaking the windsw. with stones. The motorman. Frank Chart wasand would have been killed 4ad edn0i Maws R.oskantt admitted him to 81. saloon and hid- den him. The pollee queued the eta* and arreot d four men and one wo- m sn. killss n tsof o ha trouble wag 014. he a Motor esrilsy. We. years ®elation from Cayenne. Fanelli Oslanw, to a local fPwe etgeney, states %bat the saodald clans. bleanr ch ornto Bta1 has left the Isle de 8alet, with Drol72101 on board Cinn et Aral tads re ell eatery ml resat who saluted him In the itu Then t8e primmer weed to hie "erDoB and d wrote w 11ososer Metter to Oen. tatn, I teeletter tba °ap gnorant et iseeigeetrs's peehe dee against him. a oNthe warm- s*s* t,r,,e t,l tads foe *less t he 1e ish br1 t Chin. alba jdtw mewled in rjatin g abs 01 t Patinaemew Annlat the Pa iY. ,peet.rike • 3ettlert,a• wbnee reinerft semed the afreMe. ret quietly out With the lady OeeenpsPsn i him. Rat they were re- w'nv1, Ind their carriage by the son erdereod the *ogler fhb gNlttle- the e eeaehelaeh le w ep ahernas,tr to pieta. the etowd golf" mel/, bo'wever,ws seised e ens' end maltreated the Met! would la otesre wan tarn bad *he - az'al have betters .lyd fro! ssv- a repatliideg mead elft Iin`m lbs eolatoters "At -hIk e° e madam err reit he lady Nein, IOU, R. PRESIDENT. l LITTLR,]'(9HT 111111 MANILA, ;._'.. Shaughnesc Succeeds Van Horne, A BRILLIANT RAILROAD CAREER. Ftnmrn' has 1t that to -day ser WII- Ilam Vau iiorue will resign the Pre- sidency of the C. P. IL, and that Mr. Shaughnessy will be unanlmuuly plated at the lead o: Cantata's great trans-cesntnerntal highway. Kir William Vale Horne will pro- bably maintain his oonnect,on with the executive as chairman of the board, a position which will also be created today. Mr. Shaughnessy war born in Mil- waukee ou Oct, 8th, 1858. After hay - leg received what might be termed a good common school education, at the age of 16 he entered the pur- chasing department cd the Chi- cago, Milwaukee & 8R Pate Railway. Tian years later be was ep olnted general etor'ekeelm for thls great system. In 1880 William C. Van Horne, who was (leneral Hugerintendeet of the Chicago & Alton, acoepis0-tee game the L'btlon int the biter road. ago, Mllwatikee & St. Paul. At this time Mr. Shaughnesy held his high poslt!ou, and both men work- ed under the ane Board of Direc- tors. A year later, in 1881. Mr. Van Tice SSW President el the C. P. R. Horns was offered the position of General Manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway.* In 1882 Mr. Shauehneesy waa ape pointed to the position of General Purchasing Agent of the Canadian Pacific 'Railway. It tut also been stated on more than one occasion by practical r'_llroad men who knew, that Mr. Shaughnessy saved the Can- adlan Pacific Railway Company me- lees of money the fart few years be was with the big Canadian con - men. Be revered contracts, as well as the system of buying, and gave carded attention to prices, because he knew the proper valve of a paper of pins as well as an express train. It la also saki that be waved tbeoow- peny Immense sums on coostr.tctton contracts. Two years later, d Jauoary,. 1884. be was appointed assistant to the General Manager. In 1889 be was appointed Aesistant President. L might be remarked that Mr Van Horne had also bees clembingup In the estimation of tbe C. 1'. R. di- rectors. In 1884, on the retlreeneet of Duncan McIntyre from the Vice - Presidency of the company, he was appointed to fill that position. Thea In 1888 when Lord Mount Stephen retired from the Presidency. Mr. Van Horne went into the position, which had coupeed with et a K. C. M. G. sitz years later. In June, 1891. Mr. Shaughnessy was elected a director and promoted to the position of Vloe-PreskIent, which position he held until to -day. FATAL RUNAWAY AUOIOINT. Arehloald Sherlock'. Horse Became Prdght.m.d sae a Team. Toronto, June 12.-Arohlbakt Sher. lock, No. 684 Front street east, re- oelved Injuries which resulted fatally on Saturday morning. Sherlock was employed In driving a Dart at 0ooderham'a byre . and on Saturday, It M ski. lie was elven a young horse, which wan unused to the pleasing can Tito animal became frightened at a pulsing0. T. R - freight, and ran away. e rig, with Sherlock In 1t, was overturned, and the wheels passed over he body. He was p eked np by men who sew the noel - dent. and Dr. Coateworth was rem• mimed, after which the Injured man was removed to the General Hospital. Sherlock suffered from several frac- tured rite, n broken leg, and seven lnt•rnnl Injuries. Shortly after mid- night on Ilatnrday he passed away. Sherlock was a married man, fiR years old. and had lived In Toronto for 54 bean. WOMAN COULD TI08T. (flubbed an Intruder so severely H. May fit.. Tadoesso, true-. June 12.-Ye.Aerday afternoon a man namedl Perron. while ender the Influence of liquor. tried to force lila way into the limbs of Marie Catphe, a wldnw. The woman raeleled hie entrance, and struck him with a stink on the forehead, knocking him aergsele+rs to the ground Perna Is Ptll rxuentwelmes and It is feared his atoll le fractured SAOPIPIORD A YOUNG GIRL D eaths Prom Starvation - Miners Saar Pecan Scurvy. Victoria. B. C., Jane 18. -Miners who have just reached here from the (heed sextets of the Rtewest elver tell of a number of deaths heat starv*tlnn among the Indian. Chief (arm nacre flood an Indian girl. and troops have galle horn Selkirk Barrack. to arrest hire. Scurvy le pervaient among the min- ers on the Stewart and Selwyn Rivers) and there have teen three deaths Ask a New Trial. Toronto, Ont.. June 12.-applleethon was made before the Devishenal Court At Ozgoode Hall this morning for a new trial for Felwerd Elliott; the 16 broil lad condemned to he hanged bff 41mdse. The application was made 1. *..Hodson, of Ingereo 1. the chief ground being that the evidene.• of een stable Smith and Reeve Mel/lllan as to .tat.mente made by the prisoneer to these after his email' shrmM not hate bele adpltted. The motion Wan seppppoeser tp dd by Dimni i Attorney General Osrtwvtght, and jnigment was re- served. Tern det..ggaatem. r.prwntInl 201) Harman famillee in Austria. arrived nt Wienipeg Frisbee. They Intend to inspect land throng (*t the Wirth - weal. wad to. report. The rent of nil dtaeentent M self -'s,-J. F. Clarke. =1"1"i1' .7C=.. .mi. Natives Driven Back Resist- ing Stubbornly, U.8, FORCES LOST BO MEL 1. Polucare Ohooses Ilnlatere for a New Oabinet. VOMITED BODI 18 IDEITIPIEO. Arrest of an Italian General With Plans of French Perth s:etlane - Dewey Lands at ataaapore- lathra7 Wr.ok Near New: ego ' •40110114141 p w,...,.,,.,.vara • .i;+,r.M. The Duke and Dlt*Sez of Orleaes are at Turin. The l'. 8. creaser Newark. has ar- rived at ('naro, ('h111. M. Polnoare la saki to have "elected Ministers for a new French Cabinet. Herr F. etx•kinger, the Austrian - Hungarian Consul at New York, ho. been appointed Deputy Consul (len anal at Loadkon. Otis velem that he has had another battle with native* in Cavite, driving them away. Rumor says the United States had a heavy task and lost sixty MOIL Baron Christian. who naaault.d Pre ✓ elent Loubet with a cane at the Auteuil raoes, Paris, on June 411i. was sentenced today to four years' im prlmnnment. Admiral Dewey landed yesterday from the cruiser Olympia and paid, a visit to the (loverwr of the Straits mettlemente, Lieut. -Col. tier C. 13. H. Mitchell at Singapore. Special Importance is attached to the Britieh Cabinet ('ouncil, which took place this morning. It lasted u couple of hours, and It is believed the Min Inters finally determined upon the policy to be; ,adopted towards the Transvaal. A locomotive attached W two caro of a epeciat train. on which was a bridal party, ran into the ear of a regular train as the latter war leave Wig Mar afittlela atleeni -hide New York last night killing one and injuring 20, five seriously. The Italian General arrested ISA Nile , be General Gillette Ile St. Jos- eph. He was examining aha fortifica- tions on the frontier and a nuteber of plans Of fortifications were fond on him. He denied having been en- gaged In espionage ; aid the Platt were merely thanof a tonriet. e The l'hamber of lndlctments Ido• I ay decided that then is tun case agatst Lieut. Col. Picquart. charged with forger in the Dreyfus case. or against agaiMaitre Leblola, he counsel, against whom chargee were also made in connection with the case. The judgment of the ort thus fl- nally e1oyerates Plnquart. At daylight to -day the rebels at Cavite Viejo dropped two shells, from • big smooth bore gun motivated in front of the church, into the navy yard. The only damage done was span - tering the top of the huge shears on the Mole. The U. S. gunboats Cal- lao, Manila and Mosquito then pro- ceeded to dismount the gun. An afternoon paper asps that a man named Elias Whitman of 88 Boerum Place, Brooklyn, identified the tat- tooed arm belonging to the dismem- bered body fund t Bay Ridge. He is quoted es sari t he saw a ing- sthoreman gnarrelimg with a- com- paniom o• South street at Fulton Mar- ket, earl on Friday, June 2nd. One of them had a croaa, such a is shown on the body,tatooed on his right arm. are TO RETURN CHINA'S SHIPS. Japan to Give Her Neighbor a Navy.• PLAGUE STRICKEN FORMOSA Nan Franclaro, June 13.-A Seattle especial says : A well authentratiel story comer from Japan W the ef- fect that 'all of the men of warcap- turedl from the Oldness in the late war between the two eountrlen are to be returnee to the Minnie Gov- ernment. This la part of the pol- icy derided on to Japan to protect her neighbor from the Inroads of the powers. It is said stmt the only requirement. to be made. Is that China Invest so many millions In new war ventals, to be built under Japanese dlrectken. The Hong Kong papers see tru- Me nhend ff the Dowager Empres and Oeoerale*dmo Junglu 'unlit upon holding the proposed review of 200.- 000 Chinese hearts at Peking. Vari- ous legations have advised against the review all oalcolat d to endanger foreign Intermits. Mose daemon/Ong reports are reai'htng Japan from the plague- atrieken district of Formosa. The inland is being depopulated to a meat extent by the terrible diesasm. 111111111171011111 Manila Rainer That Gs.: Lona Has Bea Kilted ]Ilannilmb Jane 18, 8.35 p. m.-Informa- ton, believed to he reliable, has reached here of the a4.taslnatlon of Oenerai Luna, and his aide-de-camp. Lieut. talon Ramer, on Jnne tette, by Akilinakin's guard. at the headliner - tine of Agin/mkt). Luna and Ramon, It appears went to the Filipino head- quarters to confer with Agndnakin, got into an alternatksu with the visi- tant alxtale of the gtma . end one of -Linin drew a rerolv.r. Tihe (nerds then killed Luna and Ramon with their beynnete The Shah r Light -Mended. London, Tuesday, Jnne 13.-A 4.- iu *teh to the, D1.lIy (braph(e trim tee- Pinstripe' says that a Cossack ex -of- ficer, who hu just returned from Te- heran, Persia, declares that tbe Shah is mentally sad physically iaeapecitat. .d, and that es suffers irlluei•atlota He finds his °Lief aawaement with the telephone, whibb in slalantdy'Metals led threlagbsst the palate. Mes aerate Deers- ---µ-- Brantford. Ont., Ione 12.s- ltodore Tri#IP, Aged ten years, ran away frank hie home here en Sunday. and has not been seen zlnee. Al. parents are very anxious ahead him. Harry Hebert. aged sixteen. also disappeared from lines ou Thursday last. it 1s believed the hors wets iorinci'.l by an older led to ran swat and lead a dime envie lift .4 emoting M Rennin iibtatln Qrmb eineatives at Whitler tfominated me. ( *aa. Cw hew for tar norm t0 tabs place in the t1 y }..rw-. A D1$P*VRD a18U88 Toeless Who Abused lou Potation In Oonlee. laieukvllle Recorder.] The lesooesker, edited by a Ide1ho dMt; empelle-stesismehan ban Ile - ex. pressed In words, some of the utter - amen of last bight's ounfertmer meet - leg. )o more intemperate lan- guage ham of late years at Wast, been heard ht any piddle gathering in Brockville, not even la a political meeeing where party feeling was at a white beat. The cam d temperance received a deeper wound last night than could be inflicted by sal the Licensed Vic- tuallers Aesoolatkwls that could meet t11l doomsday, fu tbe firsplace the committees' tewwperane. Inserted a clause in their report condemning the Methodlmts •d Bro. keine for allowing the recent contest to be carried on without rereaeiew W prohibition. To be- gin with, although tate question wan not a forced issue, It Is nos cor- n et that no refereuce was made to It. But mappens it were true, the committee worded their reso- lution in a *roarer that J* oekvtlle people Irrespective of party will re - rent. As a Methodist from his berth. an tree to his church eel any min on that soesaitte i, .the. -editor of taw Recorder refuges to allow ruck un autocratic resolution to he produced on the floor of the Conference with- out a protest. If these men Imagine they can come from the four corners of the Conference limits, and in Brockville say to the Methodists of Brockville, we know more of your duty than you, they are mistaken. Do tier pretreef that the Metbo isle--er the 'riding are not just as worthy members of the church as they, or do they cherish the old Pharisaical notion that all the goodness of the *keret is wrapped up In them? But in whet language did, particu- larly one of the defenders of the re.du1'on, urge him o cure. It was not language -It was Billingsgate of a low type. The man's name is Geo. M. Webster, and lee comes from Westmount. He declares that the great bane in the Brock• ville contest lied leen " is a Brockville man god enough for Broekvlller and he read It and re- read it 1111 be concluded that a yel- low dog was good enough for Brock- ville. Imagine a man claiming to dic- tate to the Methodists of Brockville what their duty is am Christiana. us. Ing such violently abusive and In- sulting language In the midst of the people be was aonalling, with hie foot Oil the altar of the church. 1l was called down and made to withdraw, eati.ries..hieganeligelfa•-ir esylag•-th•e• he had only reed the barge papers and hid not read the tupenuy-ka'- ny papers of the riding. le that *rue? Where did be read and re -read the wonky '•A Brockville man Ie good enough for Brockville r' Thin insult to the papers of this town is a mighty poor reward for the bourn of labor and many dollars le cash they hare expended In giving the conference meetings full reports 114e generally conceded that no fuller meets have ever been given. re were many other things saki that were wholly uncalled for, but the Recorder will not refer to them. 11 is but fair to state that the majorifee of the conference did not ncvluleece in these utterances. We repeat and emphasise the wtate- ment -that the uochrietbanlbke talkof last night has disgusted the Mctho- theta of Brockville and the injury done the temp.ratnce cause by the Intemperate language. will not 8* overcome fdr many yarn. Tbough it is no excise for the of frnce. It le just to say that Mr. Webster this morning sent a letter of apology to the Conference for his conduct of last night. One Mame of the letter, though. le In- correc•t. In which he excuses Ins In- sult to the torn) papers tfy saying tate local reporters were Interrupt- ing him. The local reporters at behind him when he warn 'speaking and neither of them uttered a worn. though the provucatIon waa great Mr. Tara and the Conference. That moat extraordhutry agitation easiest the Governments Provincial and Dominion, because remething hts not been .tune to Interfere with the legal coarse of affairs; in connection with the lettere on Anikxutl Islasrt, who dispute Mr. Menliar's possession of the land he purchased, he. reached n climax. The agitation has been taken Into the Montreal Conference of the Meth -idea Church now meeting at Brockville. The result is it resole ton taking the Hoe. Mr. Tarte to tack because, as the resolution says, he made an "unproven therggee meatiest the membere of a church whh•h hotel. approved eminence among the iaw- abiding cltzene of oar Dominion, and upon which the lion. twee! Tarte Wei with much an.taelty rant an un- provoked Imu It.•• We venture to why that there has never been pawed In any 1•hurch court In Canada a more remarkable deelaratton. We expect that upon lobpr, .e.vnd thought. membwre of the conference will Nee to what a singular pronouncement they have lent their .rapport. There are several gnev.tlonei which they 10111 likely aeik them.elves when they see In print the language with which they eon 'Wenn a Minster ole the Crown, who, at the east, is entitled to as much talrneo' ne any other man. Methodist or noxon-Motho let. They will likely oak themselves whether they meant to lay It down, or think It .henld he laid down, ase a permanent principle, that a clarwe made against an In dlvldual who h.ppens to be Metho dieh, M a charge against the repute tion of the whole Methoetlat Church ; and, whether they are prepared to nay that whets wrong -doing Is ',bargee against a mnn wee le is Methcdlgt, that t and all other Methodists Ido, with hlo ond^r euaptnion until the change le dsgrrevcd, or fall, veleta him. Into dhe gram If It be proven. We areere they will not wall to admit either pmpoal- ttnn, RIthntegh both are contained In the tesoltrtto n as we rend It. One other queetinn they may oak them *'*..es. 1110 whether the conference of a rhtere atter a,j , j e t p 11t" 1rt'fIi` .,, . , . f7Taaee tit • w'iilvhf eseist try such a elinrge a.h that for making wiik•h they enrulemn Mr. Tarte, The conference is n neeesnar7 lntrtvnment at church government, but He usefelnese w111 not be helped, we am quite can•, by off -hand deliverances upon a class of matt.rn In whose examination the oonr to of the oountry with tnelr tretrwd judge and their special ma- chinery. nft.n fled themeelvee per - plezed and heatied.•The Miefbtneee of • nitWoli mart and 1te aathwity is withogt doubt„ weakened leaser de - petters oh lir part team the smitten, which properly MIs it And 4 ‘1111 Is le a •e.Rilcioh ether feelings than eel for the chetah and religion. the ereavisenhig le alb the more marked. We ast'4*nsis through tt all, of omens, altlMtlea we wish there were more evidhtrw M sempntt the sueumpton. Mat the eomI*rens wee rermfd enough and hole enrnsslt to make n thretvn/0 examination. Mtn the eves. and that It did not Met gpoa ti deur sexivpiri' Mt.*. slams Media we may he ser., with net .ver mei* 1v .will teemed Vee !Natal-Meat/ear Harald. Aaron the Porde find La.4 ri10oier. 0f Logien& bee hi OIliWst Jdmes Jeffi1es.,-- Vibavar theNew-C4t 1 alllorutan a wooed later 104th • lett swing cm the wore. A stralght lett tram Jett made Fits'e bead wets - bb, and *8101 wt1b a Ida swing e. the }w, clan put Ii'►ts rr1 hle hwlt. Flt. was von ve g7 w ben be jwl up in five woosiies. and was sent n -dowagile-el* levy* anderigibizee -a the jaw. He cause up again La five seconds and Jeff rushed him to the comer, trying vary hard to thiels the champion. who war groggy. Jeff wan too anuses and failed to finials Me man. Round 11 -Fits came up slowly, but aamtmed the aggressive, Jeff stand- ing at, evidently waiting for a knock- out. They _clinched three times, oom- ing to does quarters. Jeff put two hard rights over Biz's heart, mad- iag him back, bad then seat a straight left to the neck, following wltb a lett on the cheat. frits crowded in try- ing his right for the jaw, but fell short, but .ueoeeded in blackleg tbe Californian's right return. Jett then assumed the aggressfe and jabued his left to bead. A. left on the jaw from Jolt dazed Fits, who stood helpless 1a the middle of the ring. Jett looked at him for • mooed and having him at bis mercy, swung h1a left to the jaw. Fits went down and out, giving the ohampioasblp to the Californian. The Lime of the aleveat8 round. 1 minute 3t 3-6 ae000de. As boon as Feta was carried to Ina corner the spectators crowded over the beach*. and through the ropes, and the pollee had great difficulty in keeping the ring clear. The partisans of the Califoan a1 - most went easy in the exoht.ment Fitz Dome to very quickly, and Jell walked aeras to the defeated chains " pion'. owner bad both .book hands :msasileesneedg+a vt both* tlt'?-±trrirs va,;b4s on Fitz's face be did set feel disgruntled over Ma defeat. WHAT THE PRINCIPALS MAID. New York, Jame 10, -Naturally there war mach excitement and joy In the deeming reams of Champion Jeffries at Coney iau4 halt night, after th. boob hadlabeta fought and wen. In reepo im 10 several Ingtdrbes the nes► champion said : ' Fits f ht a =and game battle. and hit me luan0er than any man whom I have amen bent up againsh 1 Would gado nothing by meeting Shalkey again. bel am whew to meet any man 1n the world in whom aha public bar ooatl- deuoe, and there need be no fear ol my .1uiVUngi the rlog 1or 18. mage* I willdrferd my title amt Champlin sgalaet all comers. At no time during the fight did I feel any m+segavinnge as to ability to win. I am satisfied that'll' hare well earned the right to be called the champion lD' defeating Fltsam- mona who was 8Aoebtedly Ilse reat- DEFEATKD FITZSIMMONS IN ELEVENTH. It was a Hard and Stubborn Fight all the Way Through, But the Young Californian Giant Had Always the Best of 11 -He Had Yetlltr, Weight, Strength and Retch on Hie Side and Proved be Quiet, Agile and Clever at Both Defense and Attack ue tri V1giw amt **Squished Say About It. Coney inland, J8* 10. -At the arena of the Coney island A. C. last night James J. Jeffries defeated Robert FItsaiminonu, world's chump:on pugil- ist of two classes -middleweight and heavyweight -la eleven rounds of whirlwind fighting. He '°ane to the ring a vank-'ontu ;ytestileleetteeek- nowledge.I master of the eau he defeated. He had the Australian whipped from the ninth round. and would have ended It in the tenth, but for the leek of time. It was acknowl- edged that .Ieftrtas-- Would have an Immense advantage dui weight, height and age, but the thousaudm who tipped and banked his opponent to Wil/ were sure that he was slow and that he would In that respect be also. lutely at the mercy of the past moa ter of the science of fighting that he was to meet. He proved, ou the con- trary. that be was just as Inst as the man he met, and beat him down to nnoonaeloua defeat W a fair fight. He is a veritable giant In stature, anI mervellou.by speedy for IoM Immense site. Ler" than » year ago he ap- peared in New York 'a grout, awkward, ungainly Loy. Today Ino is the lithe. active, Alert, tralned athlete. The atm who prepared•bim for the fight worked wonders for him. They taught him nearly a perfect defence. Improved -feu recons real • bed teetnw4el Meal in the methods of inflicting punish - transition shoe he appeared last has been little .bort of miracu- lous. At 24 years he has defeated Rohort Fitzsimmons, Tom Sharkey and Peter Jackson, and U he cares for heaven he will probably be able to successfully defend the tille for many years. defeated man wan just as good as when he lowered tbe coon of Garbett. He was just as active, just as clever. just as Irl! and just an fearless of punlebment Ha went unfalteringly to h1. defeat. He was the *gresar even at am wente when he was bleeding and un- steady, and when stunned by 168 blows he received he reeled Unstler& lvely toward his opponent. Iib was fighting all the time, and punished his t, but found him a differ- ent nt than. any he had met and • difficult man to fight. ,Jet- rrlee fought from a crouching atti- tude that was hard to get at. Be held his head low, his back was bent down and his leis arm was extend- ed. Be kept jabbing away with tlfe Telt and found no trouble In landing It. It was there that he superior reach told. The giant arm nerved as a sort of human fender to ward off danger. Be showed an excellent de- fence and the abUMty to ase both handle with sk111. Be le game, too, for he never shrank from he punishment. It -was a great 1'Ight to watch and cos m.noed and ended amid scenes of Intens excitement. The met[ fought before a crowd of 9,000 persons. Tbere was not a .uggeafion cd Inter- ference from the oollteeee• Chef Dev, cry occupied a lost by the ring lde but never entered the ring. 'Moat It web an over be sent Capt. Kenny In to Oran the ring. The contest was pulled oft without a wrangle and was devoid of to brutal elements that Chief Revery alleged be feared. Betting was quietly conducted, but (wavy, with F'itsrimmons favorite at 2-1 uo L-3. Mist F•Rtacdmmons was In her henband's dressing renal, but did art nee the flight. Remand 1 -Both nest In the °erntre of the ring. They feinted with Fltz t+rettkt g gr,mhd. Jeffries. keeping al- mamt In the mlddke of the ring. Jeffries wee erldl'ntly trying to get the right over. Flit led left to the bond, but Jef- fries docked cleverly. Jeffries led left and fell short. He led for Nt mach and again fell short- Again he led left cab ng for jaw, belt Fits was out rot the way. Jeffries led right for body and eft for head, but Fitz blocked and Ret away clear. Fite tried left. binding on MCA. Fits cennyed a right miring for nock, landing lightly, and came to a eltrich, bit brake clear. Jeffries tried a 'straight left for jaw, but did not reach. and Flta blocked an attempt at a left hook. shooting his left to the ear ea the bell rang. Bowed 2 -Fits In the midge or the ring nkat) Jeffries break ground and Fltz want left to tardy. Jeffries count- ered with stiff left on face. Jeffries triad left far tx.tly, but wan neatly blocked Jeff then seemed a crouch- ing attAtulte honing with left on hod,', but wan again blocked and then eame to a °Minh. Jeff leaded two leWM on the lody and shot the left three times to FI1.'s face without a return. Fitz trkd hie right for the head, het was short, end they came to a clinch, the referee going lwtw- qt them. Jeff tried w left chop for the head, bet Fitz dueled safely. Jeffries tried a left swing for the head and another er for the body. but Fitt donated away from liltn. J eff then knotted Flte flat on hb hack with w siren lit left cm the mouth. The clutny kat was up In two fa'ocweda and then the heli rang. Round8-- Fits _ g jyknkal y h .Tef ha d►esfsapJe s ea dr - wit r on the aggremive. They etin shad twice wltbont sinew demeg. Fits tried a right hook for the holy. but felled. end It was then seen that be wive bleeding from the Bove. Fleet blood ••Ialmed for .teff. After another clinch Flta landed a lard left on Joffe fuss and repeated It twice. (loaning to the (entre of the ring, Fits landed a left swing on the }iw, and a Tett honk on the ear. Jeff came hack with . lett hook on the aide of the head end they (mese to a stench. After swan feinting Jeff sent both hande to rhe body and drove Ma back with tkv left on the cheat. Fits endeavored me Mad a left owing we the heard and they name to ellnch. Fite landed a left hoe on the head, Jeff nennt.ting on the face Set as the round ended. Anand 4 -trite caeca np In lively friabi on and tried a right swing. fall. legto land, sad both stens-hot Jeff tried a fall hoe the nerek, het Fits got Inedde of Me lead, Iandl on wind. ev .tirisent two hard tett hooka to the side of Flea's bead, larrtng the obampino. in the wind np Fite lets if. Mead bad swung le nary. Af tree some llolliteug and Mintiest Fits seat a tett etrelgfit to the eye mei s•s Maly splintered °n ye body by Jeff'. right. A hard right over the head by Fits war anrwered by Jeff with a left on the neck, and then Jeff planted a heavy left ou th. chest and Fitz broke nd. but returned qyuickly, mocha left to the jaw. Tbblls was anevenround. _I 1uit Wisp tb a to tbe hoe, split Ing Jeff's eye, trek bled freely. Jeff retaliated with a hard left on the ear. Fitz tried hie right over for the damaged eye, tailing to land. Fitz tried left for bead, but Jeff ducked to a clench. Fits put a light left on Jetf's mouth and forced him to the ropes. The Californian broke, but clinched. Jeff tried a lett awing for the body and lett an opening, which Fitz tailed to take advantage of. Jeff, encouraged by this overlook put .a left to the jaw bad a right op mouth without a retire. Fitz rushed, but in trying to side step almost fell through the ropes, but recovered and came back with a bard lett Oa body. Jett replied with two atilt blows on the these. At this moment (he bell &operated them. Round 6 -Fitz jumped ammo the ring and Jett broke ground. Fitz swung his left for head, landing light- ly, and blocked a right lead for the body. Both tried lefts for the head, but were short. Then Fitz put his left F1 7&MM0l18. T8i , D!ll,ATTrD J fi,FYltils. ''PKE' NEW CHAMPION. . - to the tam and mimed a right cress Inc jaw. Fits still on aggressive bored in, seeding lett to face. Jeff counter- ing lightly on the wind. Fite e.rowded in with hu lett for the wind and Jett crooned his right to the ear. They broke from a clinch and Fit. sent lett to too. and • Yard right over the in- jured eye. Another clinch followed and the referee had to separate them. Fitz Beat lett twice to heed and fol- lowed with a bard lett to chest. Jeff fought back wildly, landing both hand's outside Flts's guard, and after another Winch Fitz uppercut his op- ponent with his right ma the wind. This was the last blow of the round, wbich was in Fltz's favor. Round T -Jeff was a bit stow com- ing to the scratch, and broke ground with a cIncte of the ring. Flts treed right to he.4, landing lightly. and Jeff got n punch on the rltw. Jeff Jabbed his lett to the ribe and got away clean. Then Jeff endeavored to land a straight right to face, but was blocked neatly, and received a left on ribs. Fits was on the aggres- sive and sent a left for hack on neck. Jeff tried to crowd Fits to the ropes, het lie got away neatly. Than in a rapkt mix-up both swung rights and lefts for the head, landing lightly. Then Fitz poked a left to the side of the head, and Jeff jumped In with a right hard nn the 8047. Jeff swung Ines lett clear, but Flt. got Inside of It. He drove his right over the heart, when the gong sent them to their cor- ners. This was Fltz's rotund. Round R --Jeff was tardy in coming up, end tee referee had to wave he (land to him to Dome to the scratch. Both men rushed matters wltheut doing mush damage In other than in a clinching. Fitz sent his left to the rites, and Jeff hooked two lefts to the tae.. Jett tried with his right, bat Flt, oountered lightly nn the chest. Fite put n straight left on Jeff's had eye. Jeff enmo hack with it hard left on the body. Fitz endeavored to land a vicious awing with his left on body: Mut .Teff came back with a blow nn Fatz's head- Jaff then bored In and mint at straight left to Fltz's face. staggering the champion to the ripe& Nothing of any moment occurred der - Ing the remainder of the round, and we Fits walked to hM cover be wailed at hie wooed.. This wall JettrWr" round. lieme withFitzthe, but Jeff sant him tack with• straight lett to the fano. Fits mimed a left swing for the head and received a hard right on the body, and then they clinched, and after the break away bola *tied Matte at close gest-- term doff herding twits. F1t., st111 on the •ggravaty i, came back once more with a left on the body. After another stanch Jeff put two email tett reps on noon, which made Bob Meed agsln. Jeff played again foe the head smartly with lea lett, hit- ting str.lght, and then with a llaelb haled Now, brought hie lett la me- lee% with Flta's nose. Fits failed to r+oprrtd to theme and clinched. Jeff threw 81* ryrht over the hart w1Vh all his mfg t and hod Fits Mwing when the hell rang. Jeff hderldMly the beat of the rased. . Round 10 --Jett cants np ••xmMtng nonfidpnt and 1•1ta War' an earnest leak on his iso.. The f8Iltnrelan wee first to land with a straight lett on the hgdy, hrsnging 1t np te the heed. Fits olinchina. Going into a elinnir Pit. nee re MU esti hard to the wend. After a let of fiddling Fits tried es left awing hot tweet WPM M the flsa'8, loci Might the all fighter ai the age." In Flimlbasioner room there was a great attempt at allowing a brave front, bet 1t wan plain to be seen how badly the ex -champion and hie friends felt. Fite aeemrd to be half -dazed, and occasionally mavmure4 -How did I Dame to fight him r 'That wan" ail he could be I.emd to say. Hie manager Martin Jailor, when asked as to what he %height of the battle. replied: "There 1s very little for me to Bays Everybody knows that Bob L gams. and I feel oerintn that he mull has a warns. plant In the heart* of new% While I feel Meek wnfall most keenly. I have the atlafacton d knowing that he wan beaten by a clever yotuig low with a &'ceded pall in the weights. who showed such cleverness that the .ting of defeat 1e Battened to a. great extent." RATIO Tad WHOL1 GAXI. Prime P1gaWg as Viewed by !egoist Pttse1mmoo.. Fftzeimmoaa her taken the little baby trona the nurse, hotting It with the gentle, eareasing touch of a woman, as it nestles against his neck. And M the wondrous eeradna- taon of tenderness tied .tremgtk these le the that clan c rash ICof the s outrewth of a man with a single blow, or skim the "virtue of an Sahel. Yee, 1 wish that I had never lett the forge. but had been content to go hnrehl and contented,/ on my way to the end," he pays. I don't know how or wiry I tooup the ring as a means of livelihood. It all be- gan in the usual w• -m aateur exhi- bitions, poverty, and the chance to win newel. It memo to nee that mine was a case at what boo fellows can predeswnaton-aa If I bad been driven by a power that was above and bayou,' nue 'I have had no ambition In this thing -no real wish to win. I hate prise-tlghting. I hate the atmos- phere d the ring. , I bats the society of the near them. 1 sporting oon't cross the street 10 see the fight. Ity home --df m7 thought le in my home and bey babies. That t. why 1 am nos populate -.I am not 'one of the boys.' I ilea'* eke the barroom. I am not a 'good - M1 seem/sad good e +*8* heisalways a sel- fish, cold -brooded reinter" bed treat without heart or con se ce. "Oh, yes, I'm the champion of the world, and maks a gond deal of neater and wear big dlamno•oe ; nm chewed by the small boy and below. ed by crowds of people erhe toady' and 'Jolly' next flatter ma ,And deep down la rey heart I detest and deepest myeer s. mach as I detest and de does tbsse--what do you eMl then eyoe+baate, th*arKvery -that's the wtt a ratewould 1 defeated t*morrow nee aa4 etas► sw rf tbedt r (fib-wolos . 1 have emette . roue .0*8'{bfh obs s- plogehlp, bad I suppose le honor i mese ladamld le as bag ail I am able. And atter the*-w.I , atter that. i am oasts t to a the ring .*d all its MOW Henri in future dare prim -fighting will be 40.14, and tib world will ewe nom tha worse without 1t" Under the erase kw, the ri'd iron hound tram* *nkat noticing east web sed nothing break. tyre good. apart. jjtat la break.bender human. And 1► a„ MOM tO fit Mn Fltalielawrr perteotty.--fispei lament le Leslie's Weekly. vat a