From "In This Our World." THE ANSWER Bob Fitzsimmons lacked the physical bulk of the men he fought, was ungainly in build and movement, and not infrequently got himself floored in the early rounds of his contests.

I remember telling with some gusto of my first newspaper interviewone with "Bob" Fitzsimmons, then the Old Man of the ring, and "Gentleman" Jim Corbett, who was Jeffries' trainer at Reno.

Fitzsimmons, " 25. 17 Jared Ingersoll, " 28.

Fitzsimmons, " 25. 17 Jared Ingersoll, " 28.

" Smith of Maryland and Fitzsimmons of Pennsylvania championed the resolution, and Fisher Ames made some remarks on Madison's lack of spirit that caused Madison to define his position.

The bill for this act was reported by one of the "thirty-nine," Thomas Fitzsimmons, then a member of the House of Representatives from Pennsylvania.

Fitzsimmons, William Few, Abraham Baldwin, Rufus King, William Paterson, George Clymer, Richard Bassett, George Read, Pierce Butler, Daniel Carroll, James Madison.

Enfield rifles, use of, by Confederates, 146 F Farragut, Admiral D.G., 111 Few, William, 237 Fisher, Fort, capture of, 167 Fitzsimmons, Thomas, 238 Floyd, General John B., 99 Franklin, battle of, 151 ff.

[Footnote 13:The "sixteen" represented these States: Langdon and Oilman, New Hampshire; Sherman and Johnson, Connecticut; Morris, Fitzsimmons, and Clymer, Pennsylvania; King, Massachusetts; Paterson, New Jersey; Few and Baldwin, Georgia; Bassett and Read, Delaware; Butler, South Carolina; Carroll, Maryland; and Madison, Virginia]

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By Ogden Fitzsimmons, R.G. Capell & G.C. Jones.

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By John Mulholland & Cortland Fitzsimmons.

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FITZSIMMONS, OGDEN.

By Ogden Fitzsimmons, R.G. Capell & G.C. Jones.

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By John Mulholland & Cortland Fitzsimmons.

And if you glance up from your morning paper and sort of wonder out loud whether Corbett or Fitzsimmons is the better man, mother-in-law will glare at you over the top of her specs and ask if you don't think it's invidious to make any comparisons if they're both striving, to lead earnest, Christian lives.

Thomas Mellon of Pittsburgh; John R. Walsh and the Cudahy brothers of Chicago; James Phelan, Peter Donahue, Joseph A. Donohoe, and John Sullivan of San Francisco; William A. Clark and Marcus Daly of Montana; George Meade, the Meases and the Nesbits, Thomas FitzSimmons and Thomas Dolan of Philadelphia; Columbus O'Donnell and Luke Tiernan of Baltimore, all these have been leading merchants in their day.