-/. SttTiHug, clever, light heartcil Jack' Johnson, the black,man, ^tiJLcham-iri oi. theslid world, :lie ;has made llp-p-agalasit. alt pwi)!)^l^:;;a^a:|haspipped ;a *irian^'iyho.i most Jftgh'fc '.fans-|gdaf'ed cftiild ;hot • t)e .forced jptfc He ■ hcdfeh ipr dWuv' tehr fatl^ttdiking’'«e.e-pndt§i. .JDhnsoh met-the giant; lt;rf- theform 6t a maji Bj£ -stiff: %#trsj life £row n itf \iqt0fy4looming in the distance.' He hadfought .the. jprij.Q: ring.hero J£ the century '. and :ha,ci ^oji^^XEleJhad carried Awa#' the.; scalp-bf a heretofore ;dndefeatcd and thought tovbe immune ff tom the' % a ti erl hg btows'of a, fighter. frlhtere-'WM iSo^cheer.'iorf-tjfe Ethiopian, but he was satisfied, as he had whipped a former champion, and ^hmved ,his, supremacy “over.his bitterest ett-idol of'the .•;. • V .c^fla^is ' istbpi?feal.^r6m the;^laro^|^:^vfr:; sijw^ Tex Richard announced. {$}:ysfebtilligii*! aick’ Into* sh^e||^the scene o* tills^Vth^ianicS' J. ;;Corbettrioh# B^Sulylt- srtfetest -■ of * air ^ring encounters, * ‘ the.eyes of the sporting world have, been fixed on Reno* -Reno 4ms bten dfe-teh-and host of other has (beens. Jef-rf-ifeu, .t!t man of trcjriehS bus-^anuscle' jMjv ar^rwft.!: ionglti^^r^gliiigr^. fatJiiaiiliwsfcSdftlev; 5?hia humarvrnfejijn e- -has- been ifortHiw'refi .anfl irwill -never dirain jdoii/a.^gupscd frpms ..Uie^pulpite -aiid* slander-sd in tiie^ipiipCxs .af jealoua/diHei^'ftnd in that ‘have^urefijnfco. this:iity.‘.and,:today titey