Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28

.. Training Quarters with Mitchell at
Noney Island.

,-no a fpW NttsN 1oN ui"''' N'0 'tS' W."
ap American audience AT Madison
S = Garden, has for week been So
earning at COuey Island.
There he is quietly Quartered at the
Lest hosiery presided over by the
.fow of Billy O'Brien. Handsome
S.srlev Mitchell and father-in-law,
.p,,v' Moore, are with him, and while
.,,rre Washington, as Mr.. Moore de-
..es his Christian name to be, enjoys
L attractions and pleasures OF the
.~.,t resort his two pugiIiStic charges
XIV nu- themselves through course
s.t6Ietic sprouts, practice no end OF
.rdsrials. and hours before the old
Teman has forSaken the shadows of
.er,n6a. his evening cigar and the
,s breezes they are tucked Snugly
,.sath blankets above stairs.
-rt. vogng Australian likes the place
mining. Mitchell and Moore are
s-ranrerS ut the ocean, and their
,..o,,,edgmeut of its advantages As a
..,-D'ace are voiced by the dark
f.llow who is there for the pur-
t,f ogtting himself IN proper condi-
81. meet Jake Kilrain. ModeSty is
S.rvin'S cardinal virtues, and al
,t Is does not think Sullivan a
imam than himself, and has de-
fr.- willingness 20 test the value
. .r.rilu. when indiScreet admir-
-4~..s him as champion he
.yrouarSS;
Now. thatl 40. wait tiii hght
.-. vos snow
manner and dress he is as de-
tr Vr-'.sh as his friend and train
,r-.f.I He is withal reserved in
and exceptionally quiet in dis
...r and thoroughly diSlikeS the
,.r,bfD accorded celebrities of
.n.. by following only too
..r,r.. To avoid il he often takes
...rt Of few miles, In addition to
-ar-.re of daily trampS But he
--,.-ass finds ia difficult in these
-.-.. excursions, when he leaves the
..-s behind at home, 20 avoid the at
...rog he is running away from. His
ISLAND wcll-knit frame, clothed in
.-r bacS-Striped tennis suit, and
...-irog, stride would stamp him the
,.t-e,e anywhere.
Tie tt'e hotel where the trio are
..,,ofrr has already become the Mecca
f-ta better class of moneyed sporting
-.- and even the frail prOpellerS OF the
-rr. stop at the little cottage and
..ts.o awe at the giant physique OF the
s-.rjean. r,
LIKE GOOD care Of me, and my little
.-.at home will pray for you, was
Sums almoritiOn 20 the landlady,
,t,r rhev were installed as guests. and
,-,,-srs will be hers If their words
d praise bee true.
THE woman'S boxer trainer, SAID
Nr-.beu toa World man yesterday, IN
b., peculiar brogue. I'VE don ave 10
Give mo- orders or instructions, don't We
know. She knows just what 10 set In
front of Us. And do We eat well? ASK
Poney.'
The trio had Just returned from their
morning spin from the Ocean to Pros
meet Park and back, and after rub
Down. change of attire. and an hours
rest would be ready for dinner. Mitch
airs cheeks showed a healthy flush;
which ip Slavin'S face was hidden by
thp bronze which health ard sun had
painted there.
We like IL here immensely" said
i I..l z AliAa tA4N 90 hN+N'A RtNtNNs
Nice location and nice people.
Hen.ks little of his forthcoming
match with Klrain, and then only
wien the friends are alone. He ac-
srowlcdgas that he is 90 meet good
man. bu- IS confident that he himself
wu be- the better OF the two.
Sullivan be honestly believes has
permanently retired from the ring, aS
be- saws he has his word for il, and be
sA.nks himself qualified 10 tll the niche
made vacant In that event. He has won
many new friends and admirers at the
beach during his short stay there, and
when, on June l6, he meets the Balti
m0rlan in Jersey. many OF the horse
men now residing at Coney Island will
have their little pots on his side of the
ring.
A few OF them have seen the Austria
liam don the mits with Mitchell and
punch the leather in the little gymna-
SiUm, which has been fitted up for their
use in the barn behind the cottage, and
declare that his science and reach are
90 their liking. Mitchell. too, is in ex-
ce.lenJ trim considering his weight, and
this be is reducing by precisely the
same treatment he gives his principal
and pupil.
Tie is usually the first up in the morn
Ing, though soon followed by Slavin.
The hour set for rising is 600 Then
Che pair seq ont for a constitutional be-
fore breakfast, which consists Of soft
boiled eggs, toast, beef tea or weak tea,
steak or chops, hOminy or oatmeal and
.rur After breakfast comes the out
iag Of the day, the distance covered
being from ten to fifteen miles, and on
Che return vigorous rundown and salt
water dOuche. A brief rest is then in
order while the dinner is preparing.
TOT This meal they have a roast of NUT
.'1 or beef or boiled mutton, rs fancy
Dictates vegetables, cuStard, home
e1de jelly or rice and bottle of Dogs
Head each, which, Slavin invariably
sips from the bottle.
Pony Moore usually accompanies
,le boys upon the afternoon walk of
aoolt tee miles. sometimes less, from
which they return with an appetite for
>,pper 80 81 O'Clock. Cold meat, plenty
9. bread AMI butter, fricaSSeed or broiled
chicken aud hot bciled potatoes, and
-ru.f Is seq before them. At 10 o'clock
sharp Saviu retireS 10 his comfortable
room.
They will remain in their present
quarters until the night when the gladi-
a-orS are % meet, and ten days later the
tile party will sail for Europe.