The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
PEDESTRIANS. PECrLIARITiES.
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IhcS~AAUsi.n.;ics e thu m~n arr
fully feseaieA during a siN dAy. walk.
10 their irain.Ts and aiisS
ants. III. fearful strain on ibs t-~y. e
eour~c. has = powerful eh-c; "n The
mind. and a al PF~uliArtie- com" 9"
the surface Rnurll !. C~rusid-ry,i -
hi. ,rainers AMI attendant, wh" have ms
inclination to talk much about him, A. =
good man 10 handle. II. knoS> that
/ hi. trainer has h-;,.r Judgment ia ihe
walk than h.. and hc RIB uIsn u and
! obey, him pr-iiy veil H. i. ~oun.-
7 times rather B..;soaal al-sIt hi- diet, AMI
What he xi-hs~ l. noI aiwafs tls' b.,
for him. but hi spite n VENTED TN grI~i-
ing. Whist BE- particularly enloyV i The
| rubbing down he receive ~ hcu h. rests.
and he makrs hi willing attendant,
work over him vigorously La dir-rt
contrast l. Haza-l- the worst u.au IN The
world to handle. LAY all trainers ~h"
know him. iIi> intellect i not a. g--l
a, his leg, and he make, M in "h>tinAcy
what he lacks in intellect. TN lhTr~sias
Z ~ NislaitbtN thAsGNNl hNN AfAAs NN'i'
ruundIy Al hi, trainer and a>kcd for a
drink. Some lemonade Wa handed
him. Tie tasted il, threw It 70 the f""r.
and demanded beer.
En-. YOU lit, a-swillin' "f hssr.' be-
said To- IN, trainer, hand Ill cant ave
Il drop 4 nice trainer yuu hare. Gle
mc some beer, or Iii won't 90 hanuthcr
mile"
But the keeper was rc>plutr. Then
old George began Ia COAX and al length
he promised Ia do five miles fat If
they'd give him a both. II beer. II
was agreed Ia. and the queer pedestrian
soon after a>tonislIcd every ON" hN a
iivc-milc burst If speed that wa- NON
dcrful.
Weston, irritability in a walk i, pro
verbal. He will not have a trainer aud
will not be dictated Ia. II, regulates
hi, own diet and times for sleeping, on.
rather. ~disarrangcs them. What the r.
suit Of all this i every on" knows. The
present walk j. a sample.
If Weston would bc properly nan
died" said Fred En.lcharit, whose ju-
| dicious training ha, pulled Hart through
an uphill race, IN" would hc I'M" of
the best men in the world. No man
WAS in finer condition than he on Mon
day when he started. and there Wa nu
reason why h" should not win the race.
He threw it away by his fooli>hnc>>.
No man can handle himself in such a
contest. At the end of - hours hi
mind j. in no condition To- judgr cor
rec,ly what i best for him. Look At my
black Dan there. liz i just like a Kit
tea. In Il rae" h" has no mind If hi
own. Not the least. IL eats what |
tell him. sleeps when | tell him, walks
when | tell him. He doesn't know when
h. goes on the track whether he i ,n
run or walk, how far Ia" i To 20. or
when Ia stop. ! xiv" him his signals
and he oh"y> them. Look at him now.
after falling down III a collie and
straining hi> ankle. | tell y"u = man
Ia win must make a machine of himself,
and let some u run him
John Ennis l. nut "A good man Ia han
die. lie has too MANY ideas nf his own,
and when he gets weary and sick i t"n
apt Ia take things into hi own hands and
run the machine himself. but he tries
Ia obey his trainer, and in the main sue !
cecdS.
"Gcnrgc.r said Guy"n's trainer,
Smith, ..Gcor.c i not what | call the
easiest man in the world To- handle. But
he isn't ~ bad a some. He never kicks
about getting up. or about goin" on the
track. Hes the best | ever saw about
that: but he il particular what hc eats.
and he growls heavy because he can't
have Just what he wants. AMI that amt
always the best thing for him {" have,
lie minds what | tell him in every thing
else fir>t-rate."
krohnc's service in the Pru~>ian army
has been Of good service IL him. Ii has
taught him la do aS he j. told. and in Il
walk he obcyS every order If his trainer
implicitly. $50 does Merritt" said hi>
trainer. lie is just right. | never
handled Il better a and I've handled
Il good many. Tell him Ia ~ Ia sleep
for twenty minutes, and he does it, and
AT the end If twenty minutes he's up
and ready for the track. He never
growl-. never kicks, never thinks hc
knows more than his trainer. When a
man knows more thai hi> trainer. then
its time for him Ia get a new one
Little Fcdermeycr's French attendant
>hrrg> his shoulders at the thought If
his mans Vcculiaritie>. There l. some
obStinacy and considerable pccvi>hne>S.
but the chicfe>t Of faults is lazinc~S.
This desire Ia tarry awhile prevents Mr.
Feriermeyer from being further on in
his journey.
Norman Taylor deserves a word.
- He's aS stubborn as a mule >aid his
hacker. and gets the queereSt notions
in his heal you ever knew. He's To"
eccentric to he pleasant. He's staying
in the race just for fun. He knows Ia"
i no good at six days. hut thinks he can
make a great 2i-hour record, and
think So, too