Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03

Sullivan's car, and hundred or so braced the
gatekeeper to let them through. There
were load cries for the champion, and in re-
sponse John amble to the steps of the car,
removed his cap, and bowed his acknowl-
edgements, withdrawing quickly, as abashed
as school boy The crowd gave three
cheers in his honor. While the train
waited the sports from New York, Boston
and along the line got out and stretched
their legs
While the train was in the Cleveland
depot, Sullivan sent the following message
to his sister:
Mrs Annie Lennon. IS Brooke avenue, Bos-
Everything all right SO far, on my trip
nth. Good luck TO all. JOHN
mother baggage car was put on at Cleve-
and Casey pronounced it almost as
as the other, while the ceiling was so
at skipping the rope was an impossi-
ans appetite is as voracious as ever,
Sfast consisting of three large
oaf of stale bread and pitcher of
yoing into the kitchen at Erie
he big fellows breakfast from
Bridge Jumper, Gets Left.
e, with his headlight dia-
t and Bowery manners, got
Veehawken and divided the
public nuisance with Mr..
Boston. Steve had a case of
with him, and until far into
ight the man who said he
off the Brooklyn bridge,
ks who wanted to sleep from closing
es He was at it when Buffalo was
LEO, shortly after daylight, and when
le train pulled out and Brodie was missing
Agreat sigh of relief went up There was
no chance of his getting back on the special
and he must pay his fare, as the tickets are
not good on other trains. jock Ashton and
Iiny Tracy are taking care of Brodie's wine
for him. Those who know this pair know
where the wine will be stored.
Everybody hoped that Skelly, who is fat,
nth bold heart and old enough to know
stter, would get lost before the special
sves Cincinnati tonight.
The trip to-day was full of interest for
nybody with liking for pretty country.
After leaving Buffalo acres upon acres of
Oeadtiful vineyards, patches of buckwheat
in hower, corn so tall that the tassels
nodded in the breeze higher than a mans
head, and fields of golden stubble, were
spreadtput in almost endless succession. An
occasional glimpse could be had of Lake
Ontario, which 'sparkled" cold and blue as
far a. the eve could reach.
Cleveland as y Smoky City.
The factories of Cleveland, vomiting
smoke in inky clouds left but little of the
pretty place in view, the smoke cloud
hanging like a pail over city and lake. 1t
was pleasure when the blue sky and clear,
crisp atmosphere was reached again. Ohio
is rightly regarded as one of the garden
States of the union, and from the appear
ance of the fields, farmers will have good
year.
Sullivan an dCasey were greatly annoyed
their failure to secure a baggage car in
the big fellow would take some
They were promised one at Della |
but none was forthcoming when |
was reached.
crowd gathered at Crestline, |
,er was eaten, the big fellow and |
alone remaining on board the |
heir dinner being brought to |
slime, Gallon, Delaware and |
appeared to be suspended, |
sons focking to the depot |
out the train to get a |
"ampion, and, if possible, |
him. John took their |
of course, and no man |
st. When the crowd |
or Wakeley wanted |
to them be hung back |
Tracy called atten-
ohm was blushing and /
h in the ribs for his |
.atlv to have the day |
man any work, but |
>ver the mountains, |
cd and the big |
me.
leans.
n New
site the |
at that |
Wakeley |
nobody |