Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-10
ILL., HAD HIS JAG ON.
-.-r..mrS SULLIVAN RgNAINS IN NBW
0RLBANS.
rs Was Given Reception by The Athletic Club
t-t C.s Some Rather H.'acu-Ugly
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Atu As Big Fight

royr,S. July 9.-Jem Smith has issued
,,s,rsres to Jobu j.. Sullivan to fght in
ro,s .or lloloaside.
V-N ORLEANS. July 9-Wiliam Mul-
4,- tts wrestler, who trained Saliva
.-lts r.ht bah this to say to an Asset
..rr..s reporter to-day when asked his
,,o. hs fight: MY impression is
-..rss lae westClt fight that ever
... r,s between heavy-weighls. The
,.- -. and furious all through,
,r.-- ,l.nk the man was ever born
..-H lave whipped Sullivan yesteT-
4- r. .,s as strong at the end as when
.r- -. eammenced, snd could have
r-.tf t.n hours longer Z necessary. lie
-.-,i.sd t-ou lss. meddlesome hghtiug,
hv INV e7vice. as y ala not Want MN to
meet with any accidents. i consider hil-
rain the greatest heavy weight fighter i've
i-p oniside Sullivan. Hs is game and
1-fsrmired mar. don't think he was In
condition fora hard fight in this climate.
Ifs was trained TOO fue and coon became
rsrv weak. I allowed my man seven
rarrfs fa lose in the light and after the
hstts was over be was 1st SIX and
.larter pounds lighter than when
as entered the ring lie was not
"a bit tired. was cheerful and
lr n0wav iDiured. Ny advice TO him is
fo live ths balance Of his life slow snd
.ssv and never aglil enter the ring as o
u.ircipa. Hn is ucu restored % perfect
ieslth and may yet live 20 enjoy good
health if hs viii only take c,re OF hims5li
q hsve always been anxious t9pcoye TO the
.nrlic that be- is usiural-boru lighter,
.-d could feht long and scientific battle
I necessary. provided he was properly
mrdled and put into condition. Now
thatI 7 have done tha4 i am through for
over with sll rang 6ght. ] never again
want Co see a man knocked about and
runished OBJ Kilrain was yesterday.
think fghluga grand exercise, and viii
osl Il can t0 encourage, but I think
ring f.htrg is too brutal and i want 90
-es no more OF it'.
John IT, Sullivan, william Muldoon and
Mike C.ay are still i'm the city, and are
atthsir old quarters on Rampant street
Al tour O'Clock this afternoon Sullivan and
Cleary went to Spanish Ford ia q carriage,
and on their return stopped at the store OF
"a friend oftheus on E4plauadsstTeet where
thov induleed quite freely IN liquid
rsfrsshment At about halfpast nine
O'Clock they reached the rooms Of the
Young Mems Gymussic Club, where they
took bath. after which they were invited
into the parlo-s. where Sullivan was pre-
sented with q large wreath OF flowers rep
resentinr horse shoe. Sullivan
acsnowledgsd the $40. in very
brief speech Meantime large
crowd OF people had gathered outside, to
avoid these Sullivan was Ted 20 the rear
door and led ont returning TO bis room at
about $50 o'clock. lie was then some
what under the influence Of hquo- and
four policemen stood at the corner IN case
De committed any overtact. Chief OF Po-
H,e Hennessy and John Fitzpatrick who
,gasrsfsree 10 the ight visited him, but
Flfrnltr.ck only remained few moments.
Tt be- said chat sullivan and C.eary Will
leave the city tomorrow morning on the
steamship Hudson for New York but
whether Muldoou eoe3 with them IS as yet
uncertain. SDliysn's face doel not eN-
hibitmuch of the bruises and cuts he re-
ceiyed during the dshL