The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-03
KILRAIN IN TRAINING.
Muldoon Getting His Man in
Shape for Godfrey.
jim HALL sPARs WITH JAKE.
oeneral Belief That Young Mitchell Ne
serves the Purse-Not to Blame for
the Marines Drunkennsss.

QAu FRANCISCO, March Especial l-NuldOon
md Kilrain would be justified In asking the
Southern Pacific Company for subsidy. for
they have proved quite an attraction and have
assisted in filing the Golfers OF the railroad
monopoly. Hundreds Of people 90 out to the
beach every Sunday 70 zee the trainer and the
Iats opponent OF John l. Sullivan. The crowd
that visited the beach yesterday was, however,
disappointed In its mission, for Muldocn and
Kilrain did not show up. The roads were too
vet, and Kilrain did his exercising indoors. He
= not man who enjoys standing In the gaze Of
tho curious. He prefers seclusi0n until the
crowd has departed.
The fact that Kilrain has been seen little on
- reads does not dignity that he has not been
working hard. for he has. There IL no better
proof Of this fact than the appearances Of Null
doom, whose massive form has diminished con-
lderably during the past few weeks. Muldoon
= keeping him on light diet and making him
e plenty ofwork.
Yesterday, s'and he would eat great deal more
q would let him. I've got 10 Be very careful
with him, however, for 1t must be remembered
ihat Kilrain is not young man now. He en-
1oya his training out here better every day, and
u q the most willing fellow ever handled
Everybody who has seen the Baltimorean dur
ms tho past week has remarked how we'll be
l6oked, and in what form. The statements Of
UI
Gh0ody At for the ring. He and Muldoon, how
evsss are not Jet satisfied with what they have
- and will continue their work until the
- d the contest.
m Hall and Joe Harris are also doing great
&6tef work at the beach, and the outdoor cx-
G1pts having beneficial effect on Hall daily.
nod Kilrain work together, Hall acting a.
1thorse for the Baltimorean. In reach Hall,
Uupored with Kilrain, Is like yardstick to Q
nd - tn al
~ and much to the satisfaction Of those who
- ~ boxing.
Tomorrow night the directors Of the California
Club viii give their decision on the La Blanche
MITCHELL contest, and it IL hoped that they win
10 The night thing by Young Mitchell. The opin-
lon = almost unanimous that the match should
- declared OF and that the purse should be
owa7ded TO Mitchell. By declaring the match
on the club will avail itself of the only
means OF Furnishing La Blanche. and by giving
ne purse to Mitchell it will carry out the desire
ii the majority of the club members, who think
that Mitchell performed his part OF the contract
satisfactorily to them, II not to the entire board
81 directors. President Fulda has admitted that
& would be unjust to overlook the services Of
Young Mitchell, but ut the same time he has
tailed TO commit himself on the proposition to
fiye Mitchell the purse.
Because La Blanche failed to net up 70 his
part Of the agreement there Is no reason Why
6act was not performed to the satisfaction Of
the board the question may be asked why did
lhe directors, knowing that La Blanche was in
Nxicated before entering the ring, allow him to
loso The directors slept ON their rights when
they allowed La Blanche to 70 into the ring
dunk, and IL II impossible to raise the question
q satisfactory exhibition now, In SO far n
Nitchell was concerned. The board made con-
MT with Mitchell, and he lived up to It aud
1eocttcally took thirty-six minutes OF chances
Nth Il Blanche, who had, of course, not in
6gmed Mitchell of his intentions. While the
0lectors cannot give Young Mitchell the contest
4amatter Of record in sports, he should be
TN every benefit possible, for the equities are
Nh him.
June Dennis, the colored pugilist, 10 helplessly
haane. He IL now at the home for inebriates,
awaiting an examination before the lunacy CON-
uissioners. Several months ago he was commit
- to the asylum ~ maniac, but he so far re-
covered his reason a. to warrant his Discharge.
Saturday night It REQUIRED, and three police o.
1cers were required to get him home from the
place where they found him fighting an imagi-
nary battle with John L. Sullivan, Peter Jackson
and other sluggers of high degree.
William Donegan has challenged Dell Hawk
ms or any other bantam to fight for the Coast
Cor6ett and his manager win DO here ON Tues
day