The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-16

a !. w and victory on Tuesday night
S asjls hi, late opponent mopes in a cor
Sa1 ,,rinr to solace his honor and poul-
a ~, L ri. confused jawbone With $500?
s s'' nj has youth ltwenty-eigft years. on
s si.', .iJ e., greater ago thirty
w., wears, and longer experience In
%a' ,ior, There will be much differ
.n.a Il opinion among the c9pnoisseurs
'.f.,. who sit at the ring side OF the
c,,rite Club in Hoboken on the night
v .,,be camc. Many Of them will tell
s,n that Kilrain, strong, game and
lev will surely best the young giant
% ;,,I australia. Others who are equally
aoT' ;rSrmcd are positive that when
p WI. SIayin knits his black brows.and
~ 4bat cannon ball OF righs fist OF
k Soi into KiIrain's short ribs a couple Of
H. III Il will be all day with the pride OF
s xiii. Who shall say which is
h.ht' -, =. .,,o No, XII.
,.in stands five feet eleven inches. He
III, iii weigh in the ring 1872 pounds. He
has, a chest OF iorty-three inches glrth,
T "A Biz back and Ioins, long, thick
, WV, and stout legs of a length well
ss,, Man. to his height. lie is n
rr.oI two handed fighter, wary, slow
snd cautious 10 an extreme. Slavln is
;@aciuoslty itself. When he fought
,bc ricanliic Californian, Joe NcAulitie,
in London, he ran at him as Il bull runs
=, ,be ma,ador. McAuliae punched
iis head and seemed to ordinary OBJ
srrprtobchWing the bestofit it. Butcer-
tain shrewd ones saw that Slavin' sfists
were beatinga devils tattoo on McAu-
ETesbodY the leitagainst the shortribs,
tIc ri.at shifting with terrible effect
oyer the heart. McAuiitie came up
smiling Tor thu second round Within
lew seconds he faltered, daxed, half
yRespscious. The heavy blows upon
Mo region OF the heart had well nigh
stopped the hearts beating. The giant
Californian looked about him in be.
tiblcrcl way and topplGd to The floor
unconscious after SlNvin had landed
smother right hand smash over the
tla7t. II was many minutes before
NcArIi.Te rCgaincd consciousness.
Many days passed before he could
breathe with anything like comfort.
The hard pounding in the ribs hurt
bin Tor life. He left America a hale,
hearty, lusty fellow. in the pride Of
Wrih aud moro than ordinary strength
tyea for his two hundred and thirty
pounds. lie came buck shrunken and
dEiRdlcd lie had bad cough. Did
ElyiH's wicked body punches give him
Tia! cough?
LONG LRoGED PADDY sLAvIN.
Inbeisht Slayin towers twoand one
bill inches above Kilrain. His arms
mmmh longer than Kilrain's, His
LoaIlcrs are broader and squarer.
Ieyare not so stitlly set, however.
lRiE play is treer. SIavin's reach
tl is, the distance at which Nc can
Ind a good blow-is much longer than
NlTin's In girth Of chest. both men
arelua!, In point OF weight, Slavin,
tpitCoi his greater height, falls Ava
pounds below Kilrain. His legi ars
haser than Kiiraia's, but they are not
aea'Iy 50 great in girth. StiA they
eEy him wei! and he dances about on
them as nicclyNs a ballet girl, 1t is not
vie to sne"r at the legs that will carry
iIMpOunl man over 4 milGof road in
Eueihing like five minutes.
HOW EACH MAN FIGHTS.
GcoaTe, everybody would like to be
'5ieto get a cline" on the public form
o. KiFain aud Slavin. Well, Kilrain
Eat many hours in the ring trying to
pat Jem Smith, then champion OF Eng
Eai' After score of efforts, when
victory seemed within his grasp, Kill
Tan consented to call the fight draw.
that meant he couldn't knock Smith
OaS SIayin fought Smith in order to
give English spOrtSmen a chance to sec
wat sort OF stuff he was made OF.
;HlISr less than n dozen minutes work
~ had stretched Mr.. Smith OH his back
tinastaie Of blissiul rcpose, from which
AeWas quite unable to awaken in re-
seconds. O' $50
a., lais little BIT Of history gives you an.
.uSa oil TIC style Of the twomen. Kill
a .%.li schoo! il that of hit, stop and got
s.,yy especially get away. slaviu's is
h I'.I MT and hit. ! saw him punch the
oaS s Yesterday. He does not hang 1t at
P9lnt level with his head, rs most
.Eai DO. Instead he swings it so
S S,a, II :, T. on the same plane with his
lhegH' Then he smashes it with n swift,
MAN. upward stroke. Itsuggests nm up.
s syt GUY Il, without being quite m upper
Sa,. There the bag hangs day after
Sa Slaylr doesn't bother about
,nMslng u any higher. Pounding a
T TaR head has no attractions Tor him.
'Is hearts the thing. ES
sr Miltal9 has been trainingfor the past
is,n, ~ wrestler billy Muldoon'S
s r,,., N Belfast, n, Y. Its in a breezy
Sg4%ndcomtr, iarirom any considerable
KY KY Of water. The airisidry. Kilrain
S "a, i,ad Il hard struggle to Keep from
4 sT ,. too much flesh. Twenty miles
S,r%oTIs @Phs and running every day
h. S'S s ocen little enough for him. Then
IMP n pGnghe; the bag and plays with
'4''' pound dumb bells.
EILRAIN WILL De nEryY.
NaIdoon's idea is to put him in tho
INK I'M FATHER high in flesh, and therefore
vii SIl'ns strong and well. But how long
,S %Hat feeling last? Old boxers shake
s Sy' :, heads a, NIuldoon's tltcSry' T TSSy
SSs 'lal sort Of thing does.yory well fcr
Ss'ys,le'S, but will never do ut nil for
4 ' S',,;. Boxing, they say, demands TINT
Se.gl a@s breathing apparatus be in the
Tr,, possible shape for a long, hard
Tb,n n !, They cannot be- at their best
rn. S Ile lungs free play i tlovrcd nv
ti .se lat ain II Kilrain wins MTldoon's
ioGo oy!ElIl triumph and old ideas Ms
isol 'A ~ condition will DO revolution.
h. Perhaps the best illustTotion cn,,