The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
KsIssin the Better wrestler-Nftch-
eli Begs . Boon Of Suiifynn-The
Sponge In the Air 3 SolifvAn Only
Slightly Scratched. But Ktlynin
Completely Cssd Up, His Bety
lssw and Bieeding.


test will he complete unless the thread OF
the narrative is taken Up at 30 o'clock
The rush Tor admission =, The SIS coaches
/ Was something iadeseribahle. Thou
sands Of men surrounded the
deeot for hears before the announce
time OF departure sad masiy So<fled eaea
other for favorable POSITION wnen the
doors were fairy open q the crush was
frig ghr'u'. aud 1Oef efsaand mes wer. lifted
! their t~et ard suspended in the air by
the more forre OF th- fssrward ard hack
/ ward pres>ure. lrfook nearly two hours 10
AZ she 5 rieke< holders and some had
10 seeupy camp-efoals in the sisies
Ja before the I Is tr.in ssart Il for New
Orleans IL was discovered that cores .sf
men aud bays had coaeesled themselves
| on the eros -oeama connecting the xh els
! white others hnng on 10 tie iosg iron r.sds
connects Z tie truck. The great
| er pnmoer, however, were p=rrhed
| on the offs of the cars. in some
/ cases ~ manv as twenty-five 70 u CO.. h
/ The iBferiorers sere diseors I'D and dris-
en- OF by the po See before s'arfiag but
oDes ihe tr.ia wa IN motion sssrnl-d
back Ike 30 nl-ny tiies and renal, ed 10
the end of the juurney- Ninety pr evus
81 the foalhaTdy p#ope were seartless
I BOYS rsrgfssg fr u Is TO ~. The most
| reckless deed OF III was that Of three yenng
] rasesls who concealed themselves on the
/ laser side OF the eow-eateher and were
never dislo6sed.
| THE BATTLEFIELD.
/ The ring was pitched AZ Richburg in a
/ clearing .n the edg- of pine forest, nesr
/ the little village. Ii was pitched on q patch
of green turf, end surroundilg < il on three
hises were tiers Of eats ten feet high.
| put up hy sn esfernrising local 50 eulafor
( who hargesi s. for the puivileee of a seat
Uuf.,rtunat. iy, ha ever be occupied the
4 S.fst.- for hs4 n a.
! and tho.e who had paid &is 'or their sc
( eommo1Sttons there claimsd the
right 10 sit la the fmrraviseS am
pii heatre without xfrA cha-ye The
local man who had taken the risk OF erect
| ing and charging 81 for the occupancy OF
him and made the poiu, that the gentle
men who we're occupying them were IN
honor bound 10 accept his terms The
crowd jeered the suggestion
-HE PeELINIxaRIEs.
There was great excitement at the ring
/ site - Bud RensuG, Mike Donovan and
John Murphy made their appearance at
s:ao. and IL became apparent that the
( fight would actually cetur. On the fo.s-
/ mp fer position, kilfsin's representative,
Nike Donovan. won. and selected tae
northeast corner. auidoou. saiiiyan's 9
ner. Al this jEDetarc the sheriff of the
county made an appearance and in the
i name OF the state Of Mississippi commended
peace and retired, this being the Only
/ effort made on the parI of the authorities
To interfere with the fight The flag Of
1 sullivan. brought from Boston, was plse. q
In his corner, amidst great enthusiasm
| At so- ut 10 O'clock, the sun having gone
under cloud, there was no ,rercepsibis q
( advantage in the corners.
/ kiirsia was tte fret - make his sppear-
snee. accompanied by Mike Donovan aud
a N ...
| piasse. but wore a very serious air. a. IL
! fully realizing The work before him.
SULLIVAN sSTERs THE RING.
/ The crowd recognized the stalwart form
/ of the ''tig fellow a. be jumped into the
ring. and the cheers were deaseuing lie
looked in arked contrast 20 k.srain,
| seeming to be perfectly al his ease regard
ing the termination OF the contest. The
name OF Pat Aenrick. OF New Urleans was
| offefed by the kilfaln slde a. referee. bur
he was not acceptable to the other side,
the representative of sullivan proyosin <
the nsme OF JOAN Fitzpatrick, o; New
Orleans. saying. Il want The nght today 10
take place en iIs merits. and may the best
m.n win. | have ofily one name 10 present
. for the position OF Re teTee. nd taat one il
I known throushout the state a. sn upright
Just and honest NAH. l name John Flsx-
patrick, of New Orleans" ldreat ap-
I pIause.
Cnarley MITCHELL don't know the
gentleman just named. bat | think If the
osn.r side want Ia fight. tns one We have
namtd ought 20 satisfy them.
Charles Johnson wt'ala not agree say
ing II the kilrsin party would not take
/ John Fitzpatrick they did not want III
rgh, Al this ,aneiure Mitchell proposed
that they tess mp 10 see which of the atovs
/ assnel gent eIneu would act ~ referee bat
this did not seem 81 Ia the Wish of the
>aIlivan side, though the crowd favored
the idea Then froiss~er buistF proposs d
{ the name ut Ses YORK man. n be- how
ever. dtd Dot prove acceptable % the az hrr
side. aud al er considerable " raBgiine eve,
sne matter Charley Mitchell finally said
they we've wiling Ia aceept Mr. fifxpasr.eg
and the announcement was received with
cheers. Mitchell here sent over and sx.
sminei the spises ia ealltyans shoes
Sleary doing the same 30 kiirsin.
FazpssrfCk-I sm not very ccnxersan'
with the rules This viii be fair contest
ST the gacFigs of Tie two men. aud | viii
do all ( can. IA regard 60 the question Rs
the resnas shall commence, decide from
the me The mau fails.
SULLIVAN sETs i.oao wFTK KILRAIs,
" r. Bsriing st this minnte sseppeS.
up - kllrain, aaG placing fl.e0o in hi,
hands told him it wSs sent hy Mr.. Fox s.:
him 70 s,st with sal ivan ktirsin at once
xeat over to >atilysa and offered "a tsel
TIE t.st was iramedisresy taken hy salsIyar
sad toe rylpasy, s&.eSD. deposited ia tls
hands OF the refcree.
fssssa bcing stripped. Il was APPARENT q
everyone present thai great superiority
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oai.i ia the matter of siSe and 6eyeIop
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