The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-31
THE CRIPrLMD WRESTLER.
Mr.. NJ uidoon Raises and :lrors Heavy Man
Four Times-yhe Result.

"Young follow. am sorry 20 see you on
your back said reporter FOR THE SUS 10
William Muidoon, the siror-,st policeman in
the rity. yesterday an i' IN. rs ho lov in one
OF ;hr Immaculate cots tAc surg zeal ward oi
81. Lukc's Hospital
It's the worst l,ok J ever had" replied Mul-
doom. twisting with the nervous rcstrssness OF
a giDut under -o-t.airt
kcop cool. uly boy. and til mo how Il hap
pcned."
WIS exercising for my wrestling match
with Bauer. said the athlete in % cheerful voice.
whi'c n ripple ot nnin passed over his fu"o.
land mover iolt blltrr or ,ironscr In my life
than dil this morning You know the match is
down for next Monday evening. and wouldn't
have failed Tor the world. Yc-,o rdny my weight
WAS 19lN. This morning had got Il down to
100. Iu-t where | wanted il. H. fore O'Clock
ran three niles and walked twenty"
"On tn Battery. l had a place moasurcd.
Al nr.i ! ran one mile at a time. then two and
Ibid YOU break your Lex by fall in tho
street,
IAN evcnine nowspamnor prints that YOU ,dd."
trying now thing. which Thought might sur
luee ami p'rh4ps dcl'Ht btuar' Then the
81 ill,l' patily raised ur I'm his cot and pushed
his hands upward. ~ though he W"ro raising
und balancing great igni.
was llNing. he o0ut.aucl, ~ man who
wciahs 2l2 pounds m the air. with h.s hl X
d1Sn. lind r,isrd and dropped him tlrco
times. He struck square on hI9 shuud RS
9riyrry tlH', w.s G".nE To- 40 ~ on l.1u,r
height from which ! would have dropped him
would have forced his should 'ls duNu. bauer
wrltns i'o ponnds5i SO -, ti'ls l,ayy mnP on
Didn't this knock the wind out Of the heavy
"ob no. lie is tough athlete. and used
Who is hop"
% Tom .Tyndall. tho first man who trained
'Wcli." continued 1ludoan. after 7 had
dropped Tom three umrsi raised him the
my right heel caught in n hole in tho rug,
which had not noticed. ] fell over harkwnrls.
hcndiLg my right lrE badly Tom came down
like lightning on that l"g. His whole weight
fell on my cali and bent ankle. hoard some
ihirg snap, ami io't - tYi7iug pam. Tom
rolled on and stgrtcd 10 hohAlc down stairs
exercising room Of the New street station. Tom
shouldercd, me, while the tears were rolling
down his checks aud carried me below. DR..
SHINE says II hroko one Of the smaller homes
about an inch above the ankle, II It had not
been for the imm nse strength OF my -. u
would have broken the main bone short on
Just lerl OF t4a9t muscle; 1t is nineteen inches
aruunI my calf
Then tic giant drew long breath. 1t Is
too bad he continued. q" was Just in trim.
some tremendous strong mon. YOU know, have
thom under perfect control. Look Holding
out hiS arms. with apparently slight cNcrtion
the muscles undulatcd from his foronrmS to his
shoulders like the slneWs un Ter u hGa eoustric-
tors skin. Other almost impertep,.hle moye-
nont. ouscd the muscles on Zach of his breasts
~ work liko tnr s.."nling Of u pond when it Is
suddenly disturbed,
po,Io, :" Ia ~ .sumed. "nnd hope no wont Oh.
iect TO n6stpo,. 'Wcnt Or. shine saws viii
hH all sound again IN s.., "N'"0' NV'"N'V "n'
in such perfect health"
After hearty parting shake he said. Good.
10y. am glad you came; you are tie ilrst man
WHO has callod on mo to-day"