Hide Article Text (OCR)
GREAT EVENT AT NACO TOMOR ROW AFTERNOON IN BULLRING Days of Ancients to Be Recalled by Wrestle Between Man and Fierce Bull—interview with Romulus At Naco tomorrow afternoon, the days of the ancients will be recalled by the wrestling match between Rom ulus and a wild bull. This without doubt is one of the most sensational features that have yet been added to tthe longest of bullring attractions. Romulus takes his name from “Quo Vadis,” the novel, which depicts the dovies in Rome at the time of Nero. His match with the bull is a reproduc tion of the same event in the novel. Like the historical character he meets the bull in mortal combat. Of all the bull fighters that have visted this city, Romulus speaks the best English. He talks pleasantly about his numerous fights with wils ‘bulls, and seems to treat a narrow escape from death as a trivial matter. While in the city this week, Romu lus was asked a number of questions, concerning his exploits in the ring. Among other things he said “I have bees, some tight places, but I have always got out of them some way. Not many month ago death stared me in the face. I did not die, and am going right on ¥ a ting with the bulls Some bulls are much th: a about I am having the fight of my life throw him. “I began in early chit calves. As I grew ole r hood to fight I took them older, and now I have yet to see the bull that I would not be willing to. Wrestle. “At Naco Sunday I will try to prove to all who are present that I can throw the biggest bull alive, that they will have a bull for me to wrestle that is more than a match for one Romulus has muscles that stand out [like bunches of steel Stripped he is [the perfection of manhood, but in his clothes he does not look like a man who could hardie wild bulls. ——_ Hellagabalus spent for one mean $100,000. Locullus usually paid $100,000 for a repast. The philosopher Seneca had a for tune of $22,500, 000. Lentulus, the soothsayer, had a fortune of $19,500,000. —— The sum of $2,000,000 was paid for the house of Anthony Cenear before he entered upon any office owed nearly $11,000,000. Love quotes oe quotes querry while acting Even an empty cupboard contains much food for thought. ——+— Although men believe a treat many things they know but few. As an all-round optimist Cupid is pretty near the real thing. If a woman is short on beauty she always imagines she is long on tact. Free lunch often proves to be the most expensive When you want to rent a house call and see Wallace's list. No trow show houses, horse and wager at the door, $18cf LW Wa WANTED—Clean cost tars at the Review.
Newspaper Details
Bisbee Daily Review
Bisbee, Arizona, US
Sat, Feb 14, 1903
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Timmy T.
MX 09 Aug 2026
Other Publications Near Bisbee, Arizona
Bisbee Daily Review
Brewery Gulch Gazette
Bisbee Arizona Daily Orb
Bisbee Cochise Review
Bisbee Weekly Orb
