Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-16
SPORTS AND SPORT.
SULLIVAN GETTING INTO EXCELLyNP con-
DITION AND WORKING
Ike 3 Harss-How The Big One Usesup Water
Assr his Exs-cise-A Young Woman Re-
pcrter's Exps-iaaca-Preparatoas
Making a. New Orleans

Of personal cleanliness.
There are natives here who, until the
champions arrival were sworn enemies
Of soap.
Two barrels Of water are used after
each walk 20 wash of the puglSt and
his helpers, Jack Ashton and Phil Casey.
One OF the barrels Is filed with salt and
The other with fresh water. It's I'm the
use OF the water JlaJ the fun OF the
party is seen. John stands IN a Sitz-
bath tub and Ashton throws whole pail
fuls Of water 40 him. The impact OF
twelve quarts of water suddenly hitting
the pugilSt's body doesn't even move
MS MASSIVE FRAME.
II would knock an ordinary man of his
feet There probably never lived q
man who enjoys water more than the
champion. He fairly reve.s tn IL. Even
after a barrel of water has been thrown
over him be dips up pailfuls of 10 and
pOurs the water over lis head. There
never is tune during his waking hours
when he is not surrounded by the num-
erous friends aud admirers who come
down from the city 90 visit him.
It during the moments of relaxa-
ton, when he IS resting under the will
low trees iu front OF the inn, that Sulii-
van displays his powers as converse
tionlst. In this respect his recent tour
as an actor has greatly improved MIN.
His memory Is remarkable, especially
for dates.
Martin Herrin, OF Brooklyn, is here
on visit. Heis q Jolly fellow OF about
As years, who submits
WITH A WILLING GRACE
to all the practical jokes played upon
him by the big fellow. These Jokes
take take the form OF q playful dump
out Of chair upon the lawn. Martin
gets on his feet and runs after the
champion, who by this time is twenty
feet away. Then follows playful.
sparring bout Of q few rounds, which Is
eagerly watched by from 100 20 500
spectators.
Sullivan plays with his friend as q
lion would play with mouse, giving
him few gentle taps.
The harmless jokes he plays upon
Martin are the only diversions he has
I'm the way of huu0r. The appearance
Of Herrin ON the road in pair OF bright
green tights produced q sensation. The
road was lined with spectators as he
started off, lie had gone only few
rods when Sullivan gave him a gentle
ZAP in the ribs with his right, which
sent Martin into the ditch.
Yesterday a party OF piCuiekers, who
are stopping at Southampton, came TO
Canoe Place Iun 90
,rrr,.DrD A rrAv-nA1r.
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nc $3.50 p,..' ,.'-.,i,. 5-,-, Nv vorL
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.ne 1Co-'J ''-. 49,. L.,t 80 ,~s,
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.ne matter Will Oh ''- '-' -'.'' -'
ga l.e Lee
John uOHeu ms nat SIl-elu"y az ,No
boat swept onward, ana Joe women e oe-
gan singing, "he.s O Jolly U1ou Eel
low"
The woman reD0rter from Bridgeport,
who covered ron miles last week with
Sullivan. il sill the object of comment
here. She said that her name was c.
TuthilI. but the paper she represented
saws she gave fictitious name. She
was q respectable girl, simply animated
bv a desire 10 Guido her sex
AZ ,.,..--.rppr.t-
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aeNer OeIOIe a.,o"l 49, 80
enee, as "T''1o" ny -.''7s'', ~.
me hFlu-epol' p@P1t 49,. 5,l--it'.
IhlS Is the wa! -A "-.e- sue N0'e''o-'
portion OF he' OK Pal.'LNeS'
As seS 'u s'SI Ol .'-' 80, 80
ana ashton come o4lN ~ ,.. '.,1'l 'I1 - '-'1
escort nae aLou-U ,',1 N,--'' -, ~.
they ten lNe nus. oo go -.
my par eN9l ~ 9,... -..'-
"Tbe cham berwrfdsa uDe7r. who con-
drct me no. a room over the Kitchen.
- INV, not ol,+bss ,re removed AND
- r,hlirr 51rstr- and ,sIfshlrc
-. -. .,.,,..r no Ar4bo ,rd T fs1I as
a., - co - ro ali -rr,rrT n a-,In. sncb
an exhilerating glow goes an over me.
As l left GooaSrouad oan'Hu me- 4
couldn't heip com pa'i'k '"e o"''''~L
had had panoramic we" o1 @"u 'Ne
man hau always AeeIu aoo"'' ~>N ITO
better treatment IMAM '-e -V"' -e'uS az
tentiOn and kind-harJedncss displayed
by these men whom We are apl 90 JAihA
very much beneath as Ibey are men
of refinement and education
IL is amusing 20 near the varying re-
marks concerning Sdi'iFaA.s conl''.on'
Many men VINO con''oer themselves
TO be judges come mere every Wees Iu
order TO ENJOY look SS lne oI> reno"
In state OF nature Ane'' CONNIE Jus
are various ana enlerlsIu."s' NO Two
OF them agree some o' '"'u are lou1
In praise OF MS Qu.cNutS7 anu eA0uI-