The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
HE burning Question of tie Hour
Kiitain'~ Departure from Halti.
more Confident. Eut Not
Gay NOtcs and Tnridcnfs.

rather lOlu lcceptiOn. but YOU are an
right This was followed By hearty
cheer.
Klrin and his party left the depot
and took carriages for the ST. Nicholas
/ Hotel. where they are quartored. They
wiil remain until six O'Clock this after
u01n when they Will take tho Queen
/ I.ui Crescent train for New Orleans
I They will have AN all.nignt ride 10
f Chattanooga. and reach New Orleans
/ twelve hours behind the fixed time.
+ Whom asked how hc felt. Kilrain said.
i ann first rate, and could not be in
better fx.
''D0 you feel like Won can win
81 ann sure of it. l am all right in
every way
His manner, however. was not gay.
/ he sat quietly and had less 10 say than
amy of his party
"Will the fight certainly come of y''
was asked.
"Oh. yes. certainly. All the ar
raugements have been made. Ask
/ Charley Mitchell. Ilo viii satisfy you
0u that head. Oar train was late. and
! VAS afraid that we should miss con-
uecti0n here
Jake Kilrain left Baltimore Tuesday
afternoon for New Orleans. with the
/ nope and expectation of whipping John
J.. Sullivan boo that centre of pugilism
ON Monday next. besides establishing
bis claim o. the ttleoi champion heavy
weight uugil,t Of the world, and re-.
turning t0 Baltimore with a fortune.
Fully 300 people were crowded about
the Pullman parlor car savoy. cou-
tanning kilrain and his friends, when
the train started. and every one of the
noble half-thousaud WAS am enthusiast O.
almrer Of the Baltimore favorite. and
they rendered him perfect ovation.
Jake had desired o. go OFT as quietly
and as mo,teniaii0u-ly as possible. but
Dds friends would not hear of 10 and
turned out in force To- give him hearty
-.nl-on.
THE burly. handsome fighter wore %
/ light summer suit. flannel shirt and big
straw bat. and looked iu the pink of
conditions a- he undoubtedly is. As
soon a- he was seated in his car with his
trainers and fhe feW who Will accom-
mny him t9 the battle-ground. several
/ personal friends were admitted 90 say
FAREWELL while the crowd surgCd about
the coach anxious 90 get "a last look be-
fore the train started. Il a reporter,
who was admitted 90 the car. kllrain
said he never felt better i'm his life, and
hc was suil confident of winning the
light. After making remark about
the large crowd outside. the pugii-t
turned to say goodbye To- Mike '
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JACKSON. Miss. July 5.-OoVeinof
Lowry has teiegraphed tine Governors
of Alabama and louisiana for permis-
sion to pas. armed mlltmmen through
their respective States preparatory 20
mlerccptns Sullivan and hilfmu
should they enter thus state 10 h-hl.
a special 10 the New Noik He'oiH
says. Betting on tine mhl between
sullivan and hilian la becoming more
lively Jack Barnett is sand TO have
brought down NlVOVl 90 place ON thr
bug fellow. and has already invested
about $1,000. lie began To- place hi'
bets night AZ first heoherei odds
of 1000 to $50, bat finding few takers al
those figures he increased the odds.
tflN inns mon hin1 h' Dtl III a. ui''-
5000 toS Sloo that sullivan would WIN ine
fgh,, and offered odds oil lVo TO '' iii'i Una,
Doe would WIN D" twenty minutes IH'
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