Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-17
TiIA. PARTICULARS OF THE LAST
DAYS PROCEEDIsGs.

DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
NEW loRK, March 10. Following is score
at O'Clock
Hartman, 457
Ennis, +33
RoweH, Ala
Score at 10 A. NJ:
Rowell, 4j9
Ennis 437
Hartman, All
There n considerable excitement regarding
the match. Many remained all night, watch
ing and cheering
Betting this forenoon is most favorable to
.'' .'o"eii. ~ fu'hot cams creuchee 'hat mar
fi''ai mas oreh o'er-sir'lhed' ana ms regl-
men 'a'hpered WIZ
o'ui' a, - A. "a
ho"e"' tbo
rims ttp
'rIi''l"n' 40
ho"c'i 'urhe" thc tooth mile at lo.oi,
making milt IN minutes and 20 seconds
ni''I co'iPi''lnH ms t'otn "l'ie he rested Tor
20 minutes ana ~ seconds MT Atkinson
s,'''u .n"t nc i,au re'tl'eu quite q n"hper OF
'i'u"''nInB ieuers sihce ho"eii began the
VAIN '"e ''au a. ioilo"S'
'Privatc.-Sh0uld your man, Mr. Rowell,
be so far ahead Friday night, or especially
Saturday morning a. to make it impossible
for him to lose, y0u cannot be too watchful
as there is party contemplating some dirty
work to prevent him from winning. If the
attempt is made 1t will be done around where
the grotto i' situated, or elso on the south
side Of the building near the saloon or en-
trance. There is whore they are likely to he,
on the north or west side. The game little
fellow has nothing to fear. Depend upon it,
sir, that you cannot have too many policemen
in the localities mentioned.
Wishing you all success and knowing that
little fellow cannot be beaten if he has only
fair play, remain,
An AMERICAN LOVER OF FAIR PLAY.
Early thi, morning ,ttcmnts were made to
interfere with RowelI q, the track which
were rromutly .up,rc..cd bv the nolice
The Attendance this morning was ahout III.
soyrc n. usual Polirc are stationed ,r,upd
the track to prevent interference with the ne
Iestrians. The force will be .tren0thened bv
night
Rowcll has subsidized into ouiet steady
w,lk. and ha. not run TO-DAY Enni, vslks
we'll and make. 900 time but his face ia bc
ginning to show hard work Uc,.u,la and
care-worn. Hartman is walking still, but it
seem. as much as he can do to keen the track
His .tcp is slow. although there i. the same
long stride.
About II o'clock Hartman wa. presented
with an immense basket of flower. by lady.
The hoskct U,s ton ho.vv for him to cs,ry
and Rowell who wa. lust behind and gaining
on him. CALAMITY came abreast of him on the
outside of the track. and taking hold of the
basket by the handle. the twain carried il
around the track ono Ian. when il was demos
lied in liarriman's hut. Rowell then contin-
ucd to walk abreast of Hartman. on the ont
side though to his Disadvantage having To
cover more ground.
Score AT r. NJ
Rowell. Al
Ennis. AZ
Hartman 4J7
Atl.45P. NJ, itwa. conceded almost be-
youd a doubt that Hartman would be able to
cover $50 miles. Should he mot do it. il i,
stated Rowell and Enni. will rive him $500
each.
1t is also said Ennis and OLearv have al
ready challenged Rowell for the belt and the
money ,ult mn
Last evening 50 600 was bet AGAINST 1900
that Hartman would not make hi, $50
miles.
Rowelrs fastest time from midnight till |
p. NJ was his 43sth mile. in Q minutes J
seconds: Ennis in II minutes 40 second,
md Uorriman's fnStest time IA Minutes
Score at p. NJ:
Rowcll, 415
Ennis, 450
Hartman, $50
Extra sections of police are ordered on
duty at and near Gllmorcs Garden tonight
to prevent any attempt at a riot.
Col. Clark of the 9TH regiment denies the
rumor that his command has been notified to
be in readiness for service tonight, but says
several hundred fully armed men can always
he turned out at a moments notice.
The police superintendent does not antici-
pate any serious trouble
Among the visitors to the Garden this fore
nnnp ,x.. I a,lr 'ThorDtnn v;fa ,ft tbo nr;,;u