The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

Wild deafaning end unoontrollsblo roar.
NEYesy SPECTATOR sserned suddenly crascd.
When the bell struck FOR the eixth round
out from Manion's corner sprang O man
who had thrown caution into oblivion and
scientific boxing along with Il. He wa q
human CYCLONE. and he fought a. he used TO
on the East River pier when his flsts were
. terror all along the waterfront and his
lighting ability q by-word. He made two
Intellectual swings and nearly lost his bal
enoe doing II. Then he, rushed blindlys
like Q mad bull, and tho fury Of his plunsing
attack throw Sullivan over against the
taut ropes. The impetus bounded tss
champion beck again. and ~ be ahaA tass
ward the look Of surprise on his fece wal
cut shost by fright hand swing fair In tho
pit OF his stomach. He reeled sidepays
With an ag6hiSed gasp. and o lett ewing ON
tho bead knocAed him fiat. He srosa. un.
steadily only to ba fslled by another fearful
swing, 10 grabbed the ropes and slowly
drew htmself 70 hts, ,fest,, Another blow
Ialnd Us coysstsd ,tlt,e Of chsmpjon would
10 ioskt forsvsst.. DopaYan .xsseIissd dis and
quickly jumped into the ring bsswssn the
boxers,
N I 'eciahn souIt. b shrtshsd In . yyoios
WhiSa oBSFfpH WoOt0 tuo UkSttk tnAy ON 0H8
confusion d The audienoe. Up went The
!rsferee,s arm. md Ia The mmentary hush
which followed be said:
sThis aght b. forfeited 30 Manion 'Ssuss
sullfvan's eecond got In TT ring before ~
round was over
Up from tho terraces OF yellow Pine
boards spranga mob Of coatlees half maniaoS
who clawed and cursed Ia Q frenzfed ass
tempt to got down near the ropes IN ogdss
to DO abb 10 hear Manion ray one ittie
word should thay be f~orSunste enough 70
shake hfs hand. IN the midst Of this shriok-
ing crowd calmly stood tho man Of the
moment, apparently oblvious to 10 allp
hiding his bullying muscles In q dressing
gown. Manion looked across the ropes
to The main aisle, along which several police.
men were now pushing and showing theis
way through the struggling horde. In
the centre Of the officers was q young man
In the uniform Of al usher. Behind stalled
one OF Sullivan's seconds, who, with hia
hands IN the air, continually screamed In
his impotsnt rage;
-He's got to be pinchedi ! seen hlmi
Hes de ono dat yelled Il. damn himi"
The white, frightened face Of the usher
turned toward Manion and then-the nexe
instant q fighter In q dressing gown had
vaulted the ropes with n fearful leap
and landed like q human oatapult upon
the police bslow. The Gordon broke, then
fell away like tenpins from the Impact ola
hard thrown ball, Before the officers could
recover from the suddennees M surprise
Of the attack Manion had stretched Sui
livan's second fat on his back In the aisle
with q flying punch on tho nose. picked
up tho usher In his arms and made for the
nearest dressing room.
When a food Of tears had somewhat re-
lieved her ahject fright, and she had grown
a little oalmer In his arms, he ventured to
speak:
what made you-you-put on pantsf'
His face redeemed uncomfortably.
She was silent q momen and then when
she looked up to him there was the same
old alfuring witohery in her soft, dark
eyes,.
Il have q new name for you now she
answered m~ischieyously.
Il hope Tea better one than Bull. What
Is TIP
sBufSaloi'
Therefore, Il Is not surprising that Manion.
considering It was the first time he had
actually heard Buffalo spoken that night,
was completely mystiied and attributed
the strange answer to her bali hystarical
condition.