The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
ON TO THE BATTLE.
Sullivan and Kilrain Leave
New Orleans.
xHE sETrIss FAvoRs JoHs I.
The Getssr ESssasns. which Doe.
Net Bet. is for KisrAin MI
iisia May L1serfere.
THE AErTIss FaroRs soHs I.

sEs ogiEASs. AlySxyae-e Is uugs M
0f q Szndsy 1DaGnerer asrAr tie sspexx ~
tsss CITY sa1zy. TIE streets ara crowded
wfts TeeEsse vAs hare eoue 70 wis1ess the
great xslL TIE ds msn<sx for seats in The
innsr rtHsg was 50 gsext tAss merRsng sAas
e .s Q sa<sS The sasfire sspieSsy IT the ring
Oh ~ seass had tSen disposed sg Ss~~u-
! iassrs, hossner- s.ve inEer rin< sirkeFS k,sr
sAle a. f'rie-s ranging from as 10 ssa
stssstsasz GazEess, g~sSral southern. ys&sscn-
ger agent os the sss2ssn & ssresgx ut rsisssv.
estimates thai iassS MI BE- 1sso sze~at,se s,g
the grouza. snss that the gate rex,s.5x.fs vii
spS-oxizass ss0.ass az shis zsno nj ;ae
railroad esazaF.xas recs ivs s oufv 81 taeset.
fa.Rta Ia all. the reuasnsis. Z, b. divided
between the eesa1satagsss. after fsrxs gssssr..s-
inS expenses II. from any cause, tAs agst
As prevented. PURCHASERS al tsekxss stsf at.s
a. sBeir tnoAty t1sk hs5S The xz@ssr sssssal
ra4iro3d fare. The fsxk ylruxxesls Of ,fs, s.atss
Eaofley VIII oe d1visisa os the fa1ic1inx
froEorsio-ss. sixty per cent 10 ss.s u.s.,,e-
aid 10 Per cent 40 the iuSer
SULLIVAN IRE srogTsxES,s FAg2RtxF
Sallixan continues The iayosiss If the
talent. bur the pataie seEsSimeus-taaf J. 4,
sas The pablic seaggr1eat when Is backed
cy prine1pze aud ssos is0nss--ss all in fsy,aT
of kiirsfE. The gsnteeI element OF .ls.
community are almost unanimous in favor
OF hiiEain. They consider tne BssSias, rssf.
aoshing better IL ga hrate, sR1 wans 4.
see hiia whipped, bat they are ret in
taots. 20 saek ta4sIr psefeFesce
Al Ire eaUhs tSsaAs gie genersi sentiment
Was, We hope kIifasn viii wsn" ba.
s@en BET Was offered the siahmen waarsss
two 10 che.
sULLIrAx's v0sAC7ous APPETITE
Al suiliYan's headquarters to-day ihare
S- ~ aa--Hs
qaltf eenfidenee- sullivan paSsssi iaFy
ana iaxarioaS day his apseaiEe l. emo
nous. ref hyxakfass be ake q good. sizsss
brs1slSa bass, Eve soft s1ilssf eggs. ks.f 4
lod ol graham bread ansi hast a siaxeu
Slices OF tomatoes. The enly aquad ! { tess2
Vas q cap Of tea. AfsSg hrsAkfass Mai.
doosi gave htia a shave. during fae course
81 nicn ne ici asleep. and In that c0a
d9faoi Gnideoa lett hlla. All O'clock he
dinesi. cot Stunning his usual quota of rarxe
shasAefls sasn rice aud chicken broth and
hakt i loaf at bread.
SULLIVAN LEAvEs Fo8 rae FRONT.
AT 10 Minutes after O'Clock u carriage
drove up iaso which Sullivan, MAAloo1a,
Slcsry aud Dan MufPay entered stsd were
rapidly driven 70 the depot. where fhes
eIn bas ked for tbs isaffle gT0and.
There l. still some conflict OF opiGion as
- ktsfaans condition. sonae thins he
: ioo faf, and others tsso lean Al Asso.
eiaitsi Press reporter ASKED loEa Allen, the
famous paEsttst tos his oD1nloa. he said.
am ios kIlra,u.r The repoIter then ~
aaested an opinion as io kiirainas csnoi-
ton.
KILgAIs Is TOO FAT
Allen replied: -slt is good, bat | woulss
ike him hxiser ii he were nos so fat like
70 sss tte cheek bones stleking cat" 30
there You arr. fhe isient generally con
der kilrain teo light, and TsIn AllGn
shiuss him TOO heavy. EyeFt tsociy Is AT ssa
aud betting II csFiOas Bets u aesug
sas'se that saliivsu VIII win In less than
six rounds Illus Tar little money has btSa
wsseEsa hsfe. The hllrasn IneG insist ess
osts4s OF two 10 one. Iae other SIDE are
Wiling 10 eoneede sluo 10 s75. but there is
NO disposition 10 close al these figures.
No. KiLRAJS SPENT Tue DAY
hilrain arose about o'e.oek. after a
Illost refreshing steep, and appeared. 10 he
bright and frssh. lie MAS in excellent
huasor ana cony, rsed freely He remained
IN his room during Deariy the entire lore
noon. bat about Ii eiock came down IL
the gymnasium. where large nRmeer oi
members OF the Southern Athletic Itgb
ana their guests were assembled. kiirasa
locked around the spacious hall, tanning
himself, and appeared quite at esse Az
asr--ssss ic@ta, MITCHELL, Murphy and Pony
Moore breasfasted AT Aoreau's restaurant
and then slro led about town. returning 10
the gymnasium a. 2 O'clock. kiiFafa's
condition had yisihiy improved, aud his
eyes were brighter aGo his movements
much more active than on the previous
day.
TWENTY MINUTES OK Nor At ALL
Mitchell appeared wei coateafei with
his mans condition, aud said: "If s9ii-
van don't LEX him in tsenty minutes he
won't do IL in month" The members Of
the clubs. some of whom were olsap~
psinted at his appearance on his arrival,
changed their minds today and expressed
themselves asfonisiied ST hts physical de-
veiopsne ut as Well ss the improvement in
his demeaHor
kGLgAIs IgAyEs FOR THE FRONT
II had been given out that the party was
going TO Che west end for drive. Only
the usual excitement was oCeasioIlea by
The departure OF kilrain. There were
three carriages in waiting, and a commit
Tee OF the southern Athletic Club entered
the othes two. VIII u kilrasn and his com
panlons appeared with tEeir grips 1t was
seen that the party was eoand fer the
s~ene OF the coming battle aud not for the
west END
As Kilra;n left The gymnasium. in reply
to tbs adiens OF the club and wishes inr nis
safety and speedy return. he said: Good
bye, boys. III be back with you III a short
tine and II bring VOC good news
These confident woris. accompanied as
they were by q smile aud issok % deieFmi-
nation, evoked loud cheers. ON arriving
Al the depot the train. consisting of an en-.
gsne. baggage car and two passenger
coaches, was found waiting. kiiTasn and
some uf his friends entered ene o. the
coaches, and sullivan and seven of his
friends took the other ccacii. and az
O'Clock the train departed for the fesd ot
battle Al 80 o'clock this evening the az
rival ~ bss.h the flrtue} nais and friends on