Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
sa,i.lphis Boy Remarkably Tough
and Scientific,
=, crcgT STOPPED IN THE SECOND
g,oH IS Knocked Down Twice IN
Succession.
-,-p.on gets Vicious and Wants to
slug a Newspaper Man.
likes SPEECHTOTHE PRESS.

81 IAhLS 4 'l nNOA- 49,
.--..rpe. September is The air OF
..., has been thicker to-day than At
-'.,arr the discovery and general
natural rs.
u. ~ the old time smoke, however
18th paGilsm,
...trIy has been talking about the
q ..,5r. the contest to settle an aching
.r the minds Of the people as to
.- r,hn L. sullivan really was in
a.. orwhr,hcr the comparatively un-
,.llator rom Phila., Frank Her
,.,ssS skill backed up by pluck to
/ .s.,t,r on Mr Sulhvan's carcass Of
| --,b 20 sore u majority OF thumps.
r,,YrrLLY CALLED POINTS.
..-.nournr~S othumanity 10 accept as
] -.a..; ,hry knew rather than To par
4 -,. their faith on what iS only
.r,,Ir true. most OF those who eN-
/ All opinion at all gave it in favor Of
Why should he not knock the
rHrriH. Six rounds, four ounce
20, scientific points Only?' was
i .,r. mouth 70 mouth with signih-
.a, W knocking out; Of course
srr ,iir 10 say that of the ), 600
,hr Coliseum. when Sullivan and
took their corners, there were not
-vl Who had not paidtheir - in the
-...a Of SEEING one Of those SluggIng
., which the gentle John has
pspaIu Even John himself had
..u,r>crd with 4 knowing smile
..1.r rou.rrturrs made In his
..a, ,o the likelihood of his knock
Il Herald tDr his temerity III daring
s-auatall. " for Herald, he con-
...--, be had nothing 10 say until after
-. Thr immenre Coliseum with its
-ELmup-uple was thrown Openat
.r,N amt the crowd that had been
...g1EIND AROUND THE DOORS
a- madra rush. Two dOllan
y.a and i've dollars reserved seats
-1,.v not Jn exOrbitant rate in
,o, p,c,,ourgerS, and a thousand
a-rr iu the hall rs fast aS they
jackets. The audience. WAS u
lroG, one, aud comprised besides
s.r.-.,tiou Of the fancy many
.nrls who all day long had been
- .ausS and mercantile offices in
lwG,y.
ua,r>t between John /. Sullivan
-aa Herald that was to be solely
a'r.. points, and in which each prin-
Sis Pledged not to hurt the other,
G-rurriIn the Coliseum, Allegheny
.-u-l;. aud proved To be what was
.., eNprr,rd,
..-,'GElTEFIGHT FOR BLOOD.
'lr ueu wcrr Vet slugging in des-
ra1rt,r IN the second round, Chic
Murphy, with half u dozen Uth-
.t."t tIr stage, pulled the furiOus
t41'> apart. aud declared the match
.aru'hr referee gave the fight to
o amt 5DNO people hOwled theiI
1,a"nt over the brevity Of Ih,
,..Harn. The prO-eediug
--..~..t Sd with u spar between
a- .ocl. lights followed il due time
"ayr couples who did their best to
.. 70" audience gcttjHg impatient
--. .,s,' u,ur Trm Hughes, the nlan
-1'lI.rI that sullivan aud Her
.-.- ID The hotel :, tting ready, whli.
-9'~1,drNcs We're trying TO Sgrr
.-.s.sr. Eat Sheedy shortly after
& ,',. Tue "Xps Giant people that John
.'1 t1,'Nourgu, hid been chosen 7
I'M, Fr,rrJ. DOnahuc, Of the New
'.-L w..S the time keeper 10
l. and that Eugene COmiskey, OF
..." lo-N Itirgrgln was Herald :
N.'rre.y hui the applause that
. >.c'dy speech subsidized when
"..,'" with q sack coat over his
.'.r'' Iud hiS tights showing be
.'"uI his hacker, Mallahan, into
-al msrrh"d 70 the dressing room.
.'' ''mr slight applause. but it
That the sympathies Of the
-r Ne'r Not with
.s H"Yl>H LOOKING PUGIIIsr
.-.aSrtphlS The next minute
.-a, could he heard blocks away
-' one enthusiastic policeman
rs hat ~ Sullivan came
" hall. The big one
.'" ring costume, white
VIE ,NinrNlnCS and black CATERS.
.''-i chest, arms and shoulders
aud he carried his coat in his
~ ''l not 20 to the dressing room
-'s''d on the platform at
->~',nlnS the use Of the steps
a - corner. while William Kelly,
ana ala and Arthur Chambers, Of
s"@ with a bucket, tin dinner
6 e.. Wv. '"ittr fans, towels and other
'. TIE toilet Of 4 knOcker-Out,
L" .1h him down and put him
- a''nuonary pacings generally
approved style.
''"NNoTIoN IN rHEHALL
,'' -. male his way up the steps and
- --> ,"Enrr facing the champion,
-.., s'Ned curlouSly at his antagOn-
H.. -FTIHNy took his physical meas
'.I .''u IL was attended by BenniG
4 IL Nallahou, of New York,
=, ..'T" .'.7 Their man carefully for the
., ..l l','1'l realizing that he had q
l....., 'y'orr him He was attired in
~. W lights and white canvass shoes.
M ,.g- = s'eAt difference in appearance
g--. .p,l',,ng'pdlS. Herald seeming "a
bill ,'I'E +I IN thepresence OfSulliVan':
Plyuque. Il WAS 9:55 when
b. T5to I.1,'o the ring and exactly IL
d - "hFEEEE CALLED TIME
.sDs 'ptang lightly forward. and
l,,gBl,, giving the audience their first
ss.yS.I , 70 Compare them closely. Sui
,r+,TSa3;O5 ,ISa 3O5 pounds, and Herald ls5,
--aer oSi S'.I 10 believe that there was q
,5.eya. =. only 2Opouuds between them.
% a,S tour ounce, looked very
1,rn,; everybody felt that il
as Nh MN Was TO slug it could
%, IN ~, terrible effect with the apoI-
r. f3a T5 covering worn by the com.
ssor a.i ,Ie nns attendants received q
lie ,'Ss's rSa to SIT down and not OBJ
oIb:;sE as sullivan and Herald
+ te sfntes tCg business. That il
eve S,S5s!!neSss ,,5! could be seen in SuIli.
Hsr,I5T,,e IIT,eh was flashing ominously,
- s H. ~ $, red head bOb6ed here and
NC two spared f,- ~, -.