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eSAHD BAFTD8 HKRAU'. WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 24. i&
HOW HE IS TBAKED
What Dore to MakeSull'v an
Invncibla
after min
e ...tc t
$1.50 BOOK FREE!
RUPTURES
istroy Comfort
b'iliivan tuea
Jataitass vasal
IN H!S C0;NG GREAT CONTEST
Ha Looks Every Inca a Fg titer and Hm
Vegas Lake llnnlsd Taun
Jer L3 ., :
pign
tUce4
hi training r
W.t It? declares ,
im the ltt eagtlt :
of his Ills ai
t:'f' ith Jum I
renOI ti -
Ur.fin, : it T
before the lanjti
a evry inch a
ly at etnoe i'Lure
, under the wat:h- 1
wer, trie htndrali '
V- , M : ' i doubtful if che czar of ail tee
itusaia exacts more careful attention from
fcla iiaon tana ul!i v an.
Tee chuunioa hi uru aggressiveness
(rc. t: ! . t ... 1 1 : ! . ,;L'iy
gr y oa.r Hi nk t ha."h wd -'ittural.
inor Ilk tne growl 0 hulM than any
t. , . :, - :.e MM
Bl-iVrs, u t :l. i - - '.. m .-
with aLuritr :ui.h .at c .r r..-, head to
red reeu't.
rl" 1 .f hard murk, !
,t' ill Ic Sulilran'a taste it 1
tloail tJiat he arouM nJt
a doll .r. uod Wkd I
1 .veisqu hyperbule, the
rely bt a areat fine
BS champmn a n
knif f azerciss and whit-
1 froa. bii stalwart
iturally prulT an ! bellicose
21 e, eeen tn everylay life,
:.irt hand -ip In battle ar- I
ir; earance oowt a an ordl
-- bl S3 mtrr ft-ar-dsi
bdMJs -e enterel tLe j
Inv.. the pictnrewqoe pot 1
I . r wrk. t -.t In- i
. --.: mllAH from
t . r . : , 1. d-tar I
treeee
.;,U k . -
in Ml .mpeari
and when he hi
ray :.
L .1 1 S
fa I i.-f the re.-ui
egg
Caue Place
and each d Iff - - x-v peopla crowd j
fa the etal (g ;e barn an i watch the
great John L. punch the bag, skip the '
r- get h rub down ami I 1 Lis shower
bntb
The day I saw him train h was about to
hag 1 bu gyT.aaalnm work. He sal on I
1 1 sda ajasdl black framed bad, elsd j
in Mi. ' .- gray h'rt, whi;e aocka '
Sw I HUM , t. uuis aiiOea, and a leather U
sairrtxo thf itnn
n t- ,'--. 1 - Re did bj I
: 1 el pw wlh dl t e en rid, bat rati er
a- Ibeegh le w !".! i:ul th' fifty mem Vr
of it t h t wer '4intj) at him maun him
ry. v?ry ttrss1
r'toaJly Sullivan r;e from the rd,
(tniwlod an order t hi Japanoae valet to
tie to punching bag mow securely to Ir
rwpe. Ijnued a pair of li.ht gloves an 1
waited tar the Jap to do his work. It wa
one of the ho'trnt days of t he v ar. and th
pe-t)ct t: ' .. h leather f.
a . Bar half in boor did Del -Mm an u.
vitiiag nets to the uhairpivn.
Vt )aat tuetwil dangled curely fro:n
the cUtns. Sulttvan cro led a few mr
rnlTt ;n vatre that arparto'lT rarif
fnota th .lek-bthool of his tannis aboes
- ' . 40 -wri th- i t'!. r t a Barr
tck wUi tarriU'- tpeexi ,r .
vfYeeit rha ejNw, h a 'u i
iiSft-ediT. Orw t'-rr the I -ra
1 Tvstaolly erd p -i
Bf kt to
dr . 'r r
faor At the
pa Mn I
frT ' '
r r-t
a araoefufry snd w8t aa a tnl
ad twi jra I la h I hta feet nl'Me I -tMtir
' - k r .-.w
b4a HI poqmfci of baas ani brawn r.p inm
We ar ; j tie srr wf hw Vuca. M aat
The Nicest and
Most Natural
an i bost Ci -s for cake,
1 M -fi- r 1 " ' rt' r? JT-
T- - Dtiict Fiavonnjr
V'- In tfcli aje of
sd-ilt-rarton. no !imeri owe
R 10 tSrws-h- ti patronize
r - ' tnrers who hare aa
m?i '-1 re; iri, n f-r
p'aclns is the market pure
rflclea. Dr F- - F.ttracts
for p iHry hi- - rr - t'
- i . ' 'be1 b ' 1 , v :r, :
fela sd rwf
HnI fe
J
gxii. 1 uen w t ait..n. iaw lae ixu 4t
Covered up with heavy blank eu A few
asssjaafali laur he threw of? l i vrrtngs
aod pw! : . - i . 1; 3
powerful back u- the camera. Hla akin
wie a warn Meaithj ptuJt but ha
muaca waa tiai jle. Kwy one utr
proper piavo, E;wsve ana each waa a
atroag and Lnl aa leal, bur ail were mo
barfactjrr aasldad u hji reax u nea 1 I
hnUIeii by bio jink flash that he did not
asaprtaae&e at drat rlenee as being ;-r
SjcuLarty suuaaaalar. TLo aeoond glatare,
however, c twd tkkv errontx ta imprss
aioo. fur aasjn titte tf the shani . w her
ns I lnncod adtatnugiy at lbs chnu
pwu I m ea tally cum pared blaa wi
oipOBkt, the young California gin&kj
a L ici I LaI rt. . trly atrip;xfl but a
few days before. Corriett was the t.tllr-r
by arvorai in-hea, but huliivan out
weighed hira by w-r.r flv tflrda Of f
hats seeti-d the aah-ker on 1 - . t, 1
rench wa gceater, his work a the bag
euairr and 99 x)ii:-r. and tln-re tn-eiued to
ir fully t'js h ;,ver briiuid his blows
as then wa I e bind those of Sullivan, but
1 . : tLiU L aa tnr t ,.;;f 1. : e . 1
. jiosi fragile compared with the chrcn-
1 Tie:r ty.. , : ::v :u.,- !.- - 1
fered greatly but each waa m-. r
same tarribie short ana riht band blow.
'Whicb will win?" fraaked myself, but
the only answer 1 could conjure up was
ti..- aes "Which f"
"Tiaflfs 1. '., Mr Sullivan." aa! 1 ba
phtgographsr. ant the champion (talked
aerosa the bim uid 1 u l aadet I be ahowsc
bath for seversl seeoads, I .t n TiTiS M
brought paii after pail Of water and dashed
them full in the spluttering champion's
face. "Another pail,'' the big pugilist
would growl after eac i d Heating, ltd Mor
gan W'tubi flliey with alacrity. BOBMafl
the wattT woald enter the champion a
optn mouth and the remainder would
stream dowa I s iirawny f , :u.
After t h: sr. . .Vc-r bat '.1 Salliv an trt f -ht-d
h:m.self a: f ;.I lcn.-'.h u- on a i'ig b.ard
incline and received another rub down.
U then donned his training clothes and
A.
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I : V
i' 1 frwi'
1 i
THE SIIOWKK BATH.
wnn off at opaa Car a iiii in Peconi hay,
A' I6 ha had tun b, and aftaratw .(hours'
rest took a bra mile tramp eraff rough
r returning for dinner at 7
o' 1-jck. At 9 o'cU ck, hia day's work end
ed, the champion went to brd.
Ilia rifting time is about 5 o'clock and hi.-,
first work is a nine mile waik, after which
comes breakfast at 8:J0. Between hrsak
taat and 11 o'clock he rests, but from 11
nr.t.l 1 he does his work in the gymna
sium. The champion do ea r.nt box or
wretl and he n lODger plays handball.
W"hn he Vgan to argot iwte f.r the flghft
wiru Corben he weighed 27' pounds. Be
fore be began training in earnest he
weighed about 2AC pouudts and ho tips the
scales at prt-aent at about 210 j. unds,
his regular fighting weight. Trainer
C isey will get the champion dow n to 20eJ
heflaaa they leave for New Orleans. Sept. 1,
so that if Sullivan rai:. two pounds dur
ing the trip he will stiff bu able to enter
the ring at 21 0 pounds.
Aa Corbctt intends to weigh in at 1HS
poundaS'il'ivan will bu twenty-two pounds
heavier than hi adversary. Corbel .!
V Iran say thai this extra Weight will be a
detriment to the chanipioo. but the latter'
friends declare that Snllivan tipped the
beam at ab-ut 21" pool ds when he whipped
Jake Kilrnin. July B, :), and that bis vic
tory prox ed that he could fit; lit like a tiger
at that weight.
Ceafljaftsi almirrn claim, too. that Sul
livan la old fer a fighter and that the ring
bns peen very few men of thirty t nxt years
who could hold their otvn against yonuger
R nwy add rt Tthnt - h.M
been disipted anl that, advancing age
a:.d a wild Bw flsjra made him a much
pa r r man than ha was IhsOS oa fur yi'M
The S'dMvan mn a'i'wrr these argn
ments witdi the tap i tasaaai that
then never has beSD bat .no John L.
S'l.iivan. ibut. bo is the g;et-r lU;!ifer
the world has ever sern, and Ihsgi
qii'ntly fare and oliegvl ditmp -i-.ri 1 f a
ntt aff't1 him as taey w. mid have af
fe-tel the
Snllivan
enndifi'Ci fc
atfo "bn hi
CorNtt will
h win iaf
roml.
rlsr'S Itsal
' pal I
reason t h at
ai d l e be!;
half acha
van and the
T flrv ! i n
' .iy thr he is in 1 -
few
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a ti M 1 ' 1 1
63M Mb
aarveo a rra rv-v-s
n aleea. t
- e 1 k t sa1
amirt at Vtsmt.m knia rt.-e
1 L.'a Cond:t-cn.
L. I., Anc I 9 ;!!.Tsn
toUay lie went bath I
: aai Man n and several
akcrs :u tnc ufte: .
i I fet B$ they sre Lad!y
1 ia id ftne oooditiou eu-
...a.-.l. a:.d Lai v.j;-
Colu.nbUi Races.
CohmbVs, O.. Aaf. l!H. The iuii(
ar. ui-et.iig d the Loiusabttl DnvinU
noctedion was opcued at the (cuUe
ijf. u park tuta afu rnoon u the pres-
f iuctaU'i s. It v.ae tu o.
paciaJ iuet:u cl tbu grand eircnit.
tcalJir lh;s Week'- MB- '. UgW.ti
he a race balweaQ iil l o. a. r snd
D root on il ursday It r a purse of
fu.u'vo. r'ollowuig are the ouiumarie:
M , T I
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m. vr
.. iin
Auua B....
M 1
A 'ana
loan i) .
I El
si .. U
1
1 1
I 4
1
6 3
4 f.
I I
.. CIS
1
Pa Parse t .50 .
' t r Burns
1 1
F .. DlS
"an v Ljua 3
deary m
iusiv Bob s
' !' V
e C fi
Waclt II 5
fur liartoa
3 ;i
s ..
4 4
7 5
dis
ar
lim-: . 2 2.1'.",. 2:2t)'4.
-! ii.t. Parse tlCQ,
New York Central 1 1 2
rana lins 2 2 1
8u to: ais
X.me: 2:144. MIK. 1:1S . 2:1;.S.
Chatter Oak haees.
flaJtXTOBP( Conn. 1 Aug. It, Nearly
S,e00 people aaw the grand circuit races
at Charter Oak park today, a t.-ust en
coiirag.r.g attenoanee for the lirst day.
eradtbet pleasant, the track in
-; and d nffndiiion and the raring was
leraeting. All three of the races were
won by the favorite.
2:1'.' CUM Tiet. $UM. Mrtded.
glgbMasade 1 1 1
i:ntve 4 5 2
Daphlae dls
.etubla a 2 5
Bush 2 3 4
Halron Jr B fi 3
AdJieL 5 4 ti
T:ne. 2:;4. -:;,:!. Ml .
res-for-ail race, j uise ilOO, divided.
ii-.ier: J f 12 11
Grants At -iailah 1 4 14 2
Bsdd Doble 4 :J 4 3 3
It: :' ,(r dts
i 'alias S 2 3 2dl
'lime: 2:12. 2:1.:. 2;il.2:l: 2dl'v.
- . :-s- ;;! ;n.-. purs S:..o, dvid-l.
urn r's Rosa nlklna 1 4 2
-- f. . t ut-ij 2 2 4
Lai Pro t.drla iu;ton 0 1 i
Hi sie Bbertdaa 0 a 1
Tune: 2; -2'H. J:.".
Independence Races.
lMr.rKM:i-:Nch, Aup. 'i.i. A rain hut
left the track at Roth iark 111
r ry good oonditiett, Surnmarstt:
1:21 Trot Purse fl.'O'. (Uaflaiabed.)
Matttc 11 I I 2 1 1
i.reeq Leaf 4 o 1 1 2
drrUa K 7 1 I I t;
So L.'Uk 1 2 b 4
K a Her A 10 ft 3 4S
( sy Heir MI?
H sat Mack 3 I 4 " s
William U. Hill 7 9 8
1 ..ver::or Stnn'ord .". 4 dr
Missis P 1 10 dr
Tit:ie:2:i''l4. 2AS, 2:2" ;. J l'.-'v 2:19)4,
eur 1 tee. Purse ' 0,
TftiT 2 11
idia 12 2
Ladj Ry 3 a 3
Hi Ira dis
tievrge Campbell (lis
Ti me: 2:2I4. 2' -.c't. 2 2s'.
Hawthorne Racc3.
CaUCAOO, Au;'. IS. Only two favor
tei arerfl atu & -sful at Hawthorne to
lay, und BiaJaghtai rod them both.
The attendance was lair, tha truck
fapt. I.cland ran away tnroe mile? be
ore the fourth race. Jack Cbmn offi
ciated as starter, and did good work.
1 it raee.fer --year-olds, live e:ghths
of a mile Inland won, Johnetta sec
ond. Mitin: S hird; time, ItfA,
Beootidi m .;ng, three-nsrtert of a
mile Jai-k Murray won; Woodpecker
second, N.i. on third; time, 1:17.
Third, selling, three -quarters of a
tullt Exclusion WOn, Horace I.rdand
actond. Van Clues third; time. 1:15J.
Fourth, selling, onu mile CbapDsan
w ron, 1 Test King fcecond, Newcastle
tliird; tiue, 1:44.
Fifth, handicap, over ftur hurdles,
nine furlongs Rorer won, Bob Thoraaa
secoad, LeJB hutch i thud; time, iia5.
Monmouth Park Races.
New Yi tiK. Aug. 2d. Monmouth
perk race results:
1 ra! 1 . k 'ten-eifxhtbii mile Air
Shaft won, Anna B second, Mala de
third; t:n:r, 1 If.
.-tcoi.d race, three-fourths mile
M:nt: haha won, S;,arraneecond, Ann;o
1- third; t r.'.e, 1 1
Third Pace, OSM fe hell mil- Beck
on woe, Lsunplichter second ( Banquet
tn.rd; tia;e, I Bt!
Fourth race, tt;rre-fnurth nr.Ic I.au
ra ould won, Moyne second, Skatli
rd tiaue, 1.14.
V fth ia -e, one one-eigl.'h nr.le !.
onell won, Fink nicker second, May Win
tiiird; time, 1 .V.
.--ixth ra e, one nuie Osri won. N.
a ad aeeoiid, -... iu k ttnrd; t me, ool
iieo.
Gloucester Rces.
Qum ten k. N. J.. ug. 2d. The
recae today resulted. First racu, four
and Ooe-haU farloags Argyie won,
to no aaeond, Boateef third; time,
" ad, four eed one-half f orlffegs -
m iter woe, woo eaue seeood, Waitti
toird; line, Ml,
1, 0Q a oe Allan Archer won, '
Kurason eecotid, Vevay third, time,
ioi sec o,
lrg
' i , u. -d '
tRATcoA. ti. Aug. 33. Wsaiher
tr s laeL
B s 1
rati n u
K0 r.Cftc DCCI0RS f0 MEI
TLev said I wa couaiunptive. sent BS te
Florida, udd sue to keep u:et. no exrita
raert. and 110 teaula. Jat ti.iuk I 't.
On day 1 funiul a little book called 'Gaide
0 l!fl-r..' by Mr. P nkhsui, and in it I
feeatd oet what ailed ma t 1 rt to
her, gat a fin.v.l J ii!-Jast what to
do, and 1 ui .u itplendid health nw
LYOIAE. ROAM'S
r rs a'A thi wel.iiews and a luiena
so aswraiset with the an, and restore pcr-
i 1 health.
All Drnggiat cH It ai a standard arti
cle, or seat by m:, in form of Piila or
LoEsufes, on receipt of S.(y
B-r the cm of Kfdaey dm plain,
either mi, the t'tif sui.d ha ao rivl.
Mr. Pii f leitsra of
inquiry. Knclose stamp for reply.
ETlQUriTt
It co.iruia.
SltlnJorTation
: it.
l tatc )6ur
Lye a C. flnkham a.ii. Co., tynn, Staaa.
won; Virden, 103 (gvtihii) second;
Qeorfi W, 109 (Berrett) thud; time,
t:le.
BeOOnd, one nnle and twenty yards
Top Gallant won, Marmose second,
Andiey third; time, l: l:.
Third, selling, mile and one-sixteenth
Jecohtn won, I'pnian second, Liorsai
lis third: time, l:49j.
Fourth, handicap, f 1 ,CK)0 added, nine
furlongs Vallere won, Rudolph sec
ond. Brneet Race third; time, 1)544.
Fifth, selling, six furlongs Miss
K11 ti M 'von, Tom .Icdinson M second,
losie We' la third; time, 1:15J.
Sixth, selling, six furlongs Little
rrete won, mj O'Lce sucond, Bettie
I'rather tnird: time 1:14).
These sre age pea teit ana 6 run
pnf porirHiis ami i 1 1 not rat luui in Tli
lt raid's 14sS f IJen jam 1 11 Harrison."
beawine fer lhi paper and ton will set
MM book free. Urrttr at once,
BALD EAGLES.
Mtltla Thlna I-ve'y for the Ranehraea
of Caiiftirula.
It is reported that monster bald
eagles have been making thing-s very
lircdy for ftumers of Duncan's Mills and
Cnzadero, CaL Pifs, chickens, calves
and Ir.mOs seem to be the favorite pnj
isioua at these greut blrxii. nod they
h bj themselves without scruple. A
ti&n Franciscan sportaman recently
breght in one that he killed near Dun
can's Milt::. The wrings ctretched thir
UiW foct from tip to tip, and its talons
were a sight to behold. As well Mip
te a let of hay could get nwry from
ao inprcvcd horse pitcher': aa that any
prey of th jj monstrous birds could fall
from their grasp. They are almost as
strong eg txst grcppling-hooks sent down
in tho river for a heavy object. The
hnnter spoke of the Immense size of
their nests in the woods and the ma
terial they use. I saw a nest lu a gi
garrtiv redwood there that had sticks in
it a.s big as a fence rail. How the eagles
ever lifted them and managed them was
a tfroat surprise to roe, especially till I
come in close view of tho eoglce. This
ap attl od was In a tree that tow
ered at least three hundred feet high.
Thr sticks al the size I have men
t : . ! were laid in the fork of a tree in
tho form of a trianprle. They were ar
raeigod at the corners, one on the ithssr,
just like a rail fence, and wen- perfect-13-
s lid and ecure. On this wa piled
very coarse sticks and brush, making a
complete ne&L
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-vt prevniaar tul-tannrin coraplalat. while
they aaao mere bi Marera af tne lasaaaea,
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