The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

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FrofoFs sssiasd with thighs and casveS we'll
Foasd- q aud hard After couins from the
bath klsfaln sEd Mi efseli returned To their
vorEs- where premiaeas menher al the
einb presented Kiiratn with q aoral tge-
sign crescent and anchor. kilrsiu.
somsa .a,s ass sInssfssSsed, responded
aneh was then brought out.
kiirssn and Mitchell did rot rarsaks. AT
. clock kllrsias party we're d.rse. TO .
restaurant where siinnef had BEEN or
oered for the members cs the Southern
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eatsa anything for nearly twenty four
toars. aud who was rayeuaasly hunxry
ATE good-ss1ed spring ek ckea. after
witch hc path~.sexisy Hppralesa to Mitch
ell. his trainer. "a pe slowed a Secpusi
Que After some parie, compromise
patlets the whole being washed down vita
tarse glasses OF champagne. Altar al. aser
kiIrsla, Mitchell, Pony Moore aass Joa.
kesa he re-eatersd the carriage aud took
arive along the Asphalt toad on ~
Snariss avenue 10 tarrolitoa, and re
Turned 20 the Gymnasium. Among tae
pfeHineuf pugisists present wsre Dorain-
iek Mccartney, Billy Madden aud Prof
Iunotan-
Vale the party was examining the
gymnasium Mitchell Mas Interviewed. tie
said kilrstn Was ia ggsod condition.
ssi4 he'd zoe pounds snu Mss 81 inches
around the chest and Is inehes aroansi
tue eleers. HIS condition was a. gocd as
man could De gotfea into this hes
weather. kilrain has sssod tse trio well
and all talk about his having crank al
csaeisnaii - false kiirain nss not been
crsnkinx aimee December IS, Iss-. when he
met Jens smith since then he has
gained experience and Is in q far
better condition than he then wss He
thought there was big chance of Kilraia
whipping salhyan, notwithstanding the
talk about suIlivanS condition " len vSs
ditton. be said, would be Sullivan, after
they met Monday n, 1T. Mitchell WAS satie-
hsd with il nov and II sal ivan eouii bsat
him now he could do Ii any time hereafter.
He proposes to sive kilrain Just enough
exercise Ia keep his blood in condition and
stimulate his appetite.
TEE BETTING.
Ths arrival OF the kilrsia party has not,
IS was expected, materially affected the
nf Zrsflf
continues TO 90 up aud the confidence OF
hss bseksFss cont nues nnahatcss Al La.
moths pool rooms tonight one bet wss
nasde OF tiSo to s7s thar sullivan woaid
win. The pool O. Hers announced that they
had more sullivan money 20 place at The
same odds but there WAS no more takers
GOVERNOR LowEsY's ACTION
The TSmes Demacrct Jackson, Miss, spec.
ial says; b disposition made today OF
the troops belonging 10 the National Guard
OF Mississippi, the several railroads lead.
Ing into the state from Louisiana have
hase been covered 50 as To prevent.
svepa pas'iesd snd kss,n ssr ss, ss.nx 0stSsss sssa
in Mississippi. Steps have also
been taken 10 secure the arrcs, Of the par
ties should they BY chance manage la
avoid the officers OF the law and sight In
The state. The opinion prevails here that
the vigorous measures adopted aud put in
lists from attempting TO fight in Missis-
sippi, but tha, they viii fight in Louisiaus.
NrLnooS's CARE
sullivan continues improving with the
approach Of the momsn,cuS dsy which j.
10 make or mar him forever. but Muldoon's
wstchiUlness and scien'thc care shows 10
ahasemeni whatever. Upon the issue of
the fght Muldeon's reputation n an uf-
equaileti trainer is established oeyond
possibility of dispute or caym. He
found his man d physical wreck, weakened
by disease and hloated by dissipation. and
in THREE months be has brought him o. q
condition Of physical perfection which Is
the wonder of the pnsiilstic world. Men
who have known sullivan all their lives
and who have seen him in all bis
battles declare be was never mere fi In ali
his fsfie career, some even going 80 fer -
to ASSERT that be j. better than ever This
is open 10 dispute however, because OF
irstie too much tiesh about the region of
the stomach
The Associated Press reporter called upon
Mgl loon this afternoon aud found R7m
serenely confident. sullivan Is ell right"
said he. Il haye Fsaose st stake that any
one else, than sullivan himself, aud ara
satisfied stth his condition. Nj ask for
now is for the ighs 10 come OF "
sullivan weighs 202 IonBfs todsy, and
will probably take On two more pounds
daily Enitl the fight which will bring him
up 20 ana pounds. He is In excellent spirits.
singing and chatting mesrily. sullivan will
go into the ring wearing . plaster
OF pine pitch. witch will eneircle hts body
ike q wognsn's corset and cover almost ss
much spare. 10 II made of baekskin lined
with pine pitch. In IL satd % have q very
brscsng and strengthening effect on thoee
who wear IL.
The Assoeist@si Press reporter ssked
Mis hell TO-DAY II the wearing 81 such
plss.eF would furnish ground te7 technical
OBJECTIONS. He replied is would net. iesv-
ing the imprcss.os GU the reporters mind
that not enly suiliys an bat kisrsin also 9ill
60 into the ring bTsced NJ with pitch
plaster
sELRAfx al A BsN0s ST.
A benefit wss fsut3erea Professor Nike
Donovan. of New York. toaisht at the -
Charles fhester, which Was well attended.
Asa0ng those present were Jake kfiTssn
FAarIes Mitchell. Pocy Moore and MesSrs.
Foresser. OF RuEsle. sni Mastersoa.
OF Denysr All IS the Kiirxin fariy were
driven - their hotel ard rfircd fog The
night
FROM PORT TOWNSEND.