, 1879-08-01
PEDESTRIAN1SAI.

All n{rtt long the three pedestrians Nodded
on their weary vny, madc more weary by tic
sbsence Of the usual audience OF other times.
Guyou got the lead ut midnight, and kept It
well up TIL yesterday morning at half-past IL
o'clock, at which ttne hs found It absolutely
necessary to lenya the track, as bis bowels be-
gan to give him great pain. DR.. dunno,
trLeary's physictnn, was called In, and he
took uuyou In charge, and 1is treatment had
good effect, for the walker was out the track
inside OF two hours, apparently In good form, at
least In said no,
'sass " 10 ~. .h,. n,r,, xo,,.o, a., o,o
~. NV .'.'' 70 s11s ~. '''eu az .o ssos
stood: dnJon, W maes' Hef' % miles; ana
Dohter, 90 miles. Dohler had been OF the truck
several times during the night, aud 10 all about
~. ho,r vo. int In mi. ror pjcr naia h.
w.. "oa. te,,14,t, .,o ,ro,,. o.,aat ~ .e.A
o"nt hcfe1 'cass's t"e '1ueh eAscp' LUZ "o-
ment or two ond TINT very seldom.
When GuYon returned to the track at 1:N
n. m. tho scoro stood: RIer. "a miles: I,ot,1er.
X ,,t,os t!,ror 70 n,1,os rb,s 90. .a,,o.hI,,,r
Of lend for Guyon to recover but he expressed
himself we'll ab1e to do 1t. Ill kept al work
during the day, anu at huff past 8 o'clock Guyou
Ieft I'm trnck FIR a rcst mi nan The .corc
W. 'uo 49, -. NJ. ~ o. IT.. n...t oa 49," ers
$1,000 luen: Mer' o. m'cs' poolcf' " m''es'
Guyon, n miles. Ricr seemed to bo perfectly
composed aud not doing any extra work, simply
sauutcring around The track for fun. he has
1nft f1p1t} ha<
axnrn v, e,I -, s.as.aa n" h,. man.a.H ]
minute guilt all alonR. Dobler says he Is In the
best OF condition, and well able 10 70 at q much
f,,,or rott h,,+ bc ,n,.rd. :, .oro ,,rroa,y ,o-
.l s "'"ss.
the anlsh' h'cf'a walking Is Inc most easy which
a1ly pedestrian Las yet shown III. There we're
rumore started that bis feet were blistcrcd, and
lint he wna badly chnfrd. but fills nroyci entire.
10 fa,so Ia,.r 9roa.,,n Inc h.a,, o,,,.ono,, -.
,alac' laser t SIoss'a.u nas ,, oeen epaaeea as
trainer for Ricr during this walk aud he surely
ahoud know io to tsko ths beat ct ca1e Of s
twenty minutes ,past Z: Dobcr went on the
track NJ 5:15, and rested till the time that Guyon
returned, when he too came back to work. At
tl.ls time the score atood: liter, p5 miles;
on ulu track for The evening aud walking well.
| KtcT made bis first hundred mites at $3.50 :55,
having tnkcn - hours IS minutes and fl seconds
| to make the distance. The audience wRs not
a div, pcople dropptng in oil day long, aua n,,
average Of about 400 people being present ut all
times. The evening. brought little better
audience; r., l. teael!cd about 1'2W, YesteElsr
natchcs. To-day Will bo more interesting to
The general publ,c, as there Will be larger
scoro IN favor Of each o. the contestants.
Doblcr's friends aro very confident Of h1s ability
friends feel tint TIC is rcscrying big poEcss for
the last Gay, and orc likewise confident. Rfer,
! though perfect stranger at tho start, hAs BY
his steady work made many friends,
| who think he will prove q dark horse in tho
race aud win: ITO certainly Is ahead 9f the
other two, but their friends say they (Guyon
| atld DobloE) can spurt up and oVertako the slow
but sure elant. a,iu, moreover. they look to acc
Rler break down: This is a forloFn hopc, how.
ever, rs the Dcndwuod mnn sllowR no signs Of
wcakoniug, mud he says thus no will spurt tho
last ten mcs In such last tifno TINT the Two lit
tic men viii be broke up. anu TINT 10 VIII d9