Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-24
CELEBRATED TRAMPS.
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL WALK.
Five thousand People in Attendance
Yesterday-The Interest lnereas-
ing-ROwell Still Ahead, with
GuyOn Second.


NEw YORK, September 23.-At 8 A.
NJ, the score in the pedestrian contest
WAS. Rowen, l57 miles; Hazael, l35;
Guyon. IA; Hart, 1872; Ennis, ll4i
Pauchat. I25; Weston, ll9; Merritt, 1SSi
Krohne, los; Taylor, 81; Jackson, l2li
Federmeyer, l02.
At 10 O'Clock: ROwell, l62; Weston
l23; Guyon, l+S; Ennis, 10 Pauchat,
l2S; Hazael, l42; Merritt, III; Hart
l35; Krohne, Ill; Taylor, -; Jackson,
l24; Federmeyer, lO6.
TIE pedestrians who started in the
cont est for the Ashley belt and the gate
money remain to struggle, butcher,
who iell early yesterday, only excepted.
Ennis resumed the track at about six
o'clock this morning.
The following was the score at IL
O'Clock: Weston, Us; ROwell, lt6;
HlzaeI, l43: Guyon, lj2; Ennis, l2l;
Pauchat, l23; Merritt, rs; Hart, 49,;
Krohne. ll5; TAYLOR, IS; Jackson, 10;
Feiermeyer, llO.
Atl2 O'clock the score stood; Rowel,
III; Weston, l3l; Hazael, rs; Pau
chat. I37; Hart, III; Taylor, 81; En-
mis-. l2j: Jackson, lSl; Merritt, III;
Guyon, l56; Federmeyer, Ill; krohnc,
ll9.
Att O'Clock the score stood: Row
ell. l76; GuyOn, l59; Merritt, l52;
Ennis, l3O; Hart, l46; Pauchat, l3N;
Hazacl. $50: jackson, l34; kruhnc, l22;
Weston, 1857; Taylor 95; Federmeycr,
IL.
At > o'clock: Weston, 10; Rowell,
LIS; Hazacl, $50; Guyon, lG3; Ennis,
49,; Pauch2t, l42; Merritt, l56; Hart,
l5O; Frohme, l25; Taylor, 80; Jackson,
l3l; Federmyer, ll9.
At 3 O'Clock: Weston. 10; ROwell,
lS3; Hazael, l56; Guyon, It's; Ennis,
lp: Puuchat, l4j; Merritt, 100; Hart,
I52; Krohnc l25; Tavlor, %; Jackson,
~; Ftdermeyer, l23.
When the band arrived this afternoon
AMI began lively airs, all those in the
contest engaged i'm brisk runs, which
each kept up for a considerable time.
The score at : o'clock was: Rowcll,
oO9; Guvon. lS6: Merritt, l75; IIazael,
Ia; Hart, l72; Weston, l64; Ennis,
l6l; Pauchat. l54; Jackson, l5O;
Krohne. l45; Fejermeyer l3S; Taylor,
lO). There were fully 5000 people IN
tn. Garden 40 q O'Clock. GuyOn seemed
10 be the iavOrite. lie was in first rGte
trim and made several long and rapid
runs Weston is developing strength
4 10 frr ID - grrA
lie ran every few minutes and seemed
particularly pleased when the band
begun 10 play. Rowell kept his lead
ami when auyOi his competitors COM
meuced cluSingup the gap he began at
the same time % run. ROwcil
finished his POO miles az 7:l9
AMI was greeted with tremendous
applause. Taylor looked thoroughly
used up. Pauchat is not going as well
d usual. and is falling gradually behind.
His friends fear that he will not even
take place. Rowc,i, 40 o'clock i'm the
afternoon, had beaten the best time ON
record. lie finished l16 miles and laps
during IS hours. and llazlcIS record in
I.oulpu tor the same time was lI6 miles
AMI - wards
The score 40 lOu'r'uck stood: Weston,
Us; RDwrll. 5ll. llauel, l76; GuyOn,
lel. Ennis. IG5. Paurhat, l54; Merritt,
lSi. Hart, Isl; kruhuc, ~, Taylor, 100;
Jackson, lj5; Frirrmcycr, ll2. krohne
il i'm good condition, and the amcncSS
which affected aim during the early part
Of the day has disappeared lie strides
along at q great pace. Weston AMI
Rpwrll went ~iir hy side around the
track for several laps, AMI received great
appIauSc. Weston loses considerable
ground by continually reversing. His
friend, want him tO~topit but heretuS 5.
The betting at 10 o'clock was as iul,uws:
/ t. > against Rowcll, I'D % ! against
Weston, % o. I against llazacI, tO /
against GuvDu, I'D to I against Hart,
$50 to against Pauchat, i1 tp 2 against
Ennis. % % / against Merritt. SOD To l
against Krohuc, 500 to ] against Jack
son. ! 900 to against Taylor, Loco % l
against Fcicrmrycr.
At o'clock RowcU hail finished Sll
miles, being - hours ON the track. This
left him some miles behind the best
score for the Slmc time ON record, which
was made by Blower Brown in Lon
don. Euui, has recovered from his
nausea and Is walking we'll
The score M llO'clpcE stood. Weston,
l-3. EpwrI, 2l5; llaza.l, iNI, Guynn,
lgT; Ennis, I7l; Paurha', I5i; Merritt,
lSS, Hart. Isl, krOmc. ljl, Taylor,
100, Jackson, $50, Fcrjyrwcycr, l46.
Hlzlel walks st.iI.v, and his left foot Is
troubling him. lie walks with only the
rirht shoe ON. the leit foot being InClOS-
ell I'm a strong stocking only. Weston
and Pduchat are both nm bed asleep.
Pauchat went OF 1t eight minutes past
10 o'clock. ON his l5jth mile, and
Weston at g.jL after completing
l75 miles they will not come on the
track for several hours. Epwcll went
oil the track 40 1896 Cd clock, alter COM
ple,iug 2l5 miles. Iuy1u as hc APP
preached the completion ui his 2OOth
mile va, greeted with great applause.
lie turned his 2OOth mile 40 % so. ami is
now Just l5 miles behind Howg.L Aitcr
finishing his 2I)tn mile Iuy1u went 20
bel and will take long rest.
The score 20 ID o'clock ~toud-NeS-
ton. l73. Rovru, 2lj. lIaNci, lN5;
Guvon, 2OO; Ennis, l15; Iaur,at, l2i;
Merritt, lg}. Hart, lSy, Nromr, 100,
TAYLOR, 100; Jackson, 100; Eetcrmeyer,
l4g.
Pauchat went oil the track at hall
past six. and slept SuUud,y for a lew
zourS, but the noise then disturbed
him. and in order to obtain perfect rc-
Pose. hr Def. the garden rul went to the
Putnam House, where DO. was at mId-
ni,ht. sleeping SouudIy. llc will come
ON the track asIiu early iu the morning.
Tavlur Is suffering from sore leet, but
will come ON the track again.
Fire in Chicago.
CncAGo. September 23-A FIRE oc-
rrrrrI This afternoon u the four
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