Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03
HAzsEL STILL AHeAD-RoweLI WITHDRAWN
THE ATTEMPT TO SHOOT THE QUEEN,
THREE INDIAN SCOUTS HANGED.
CONFERENCE OF TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS
The Pedestrian Champions.

HhzAEL FAR sHEAp or HIS COMFErIrNRS.
NEw YORK, March 3-Thp score nj the walking
match at 10 O'clock this morntng was aS follows:
Ro"ell, 1888; sullivan, 4Sl: Hazael, 4~l3; More
mac, mac, 4Sl5; Hughes, sls; Fitzgerald, 45sI; Hart,
RowELL wIrnpRaws
II am. score: Hazacl. as miles laps; Sulfj-
van, 43ls: Noremac, 1858: Hughes az 1. Fltz-
gerald, 46s 4: Hart, 446.4 Rowell has withdrawn
from the walk.
The attendance was again slim this morning a
the garden. HaZael continued hts tramp without
nterIals ion Tor several hours fron about half past
four O'Clock. His trainers have been supplying
him with sttmulants pretty freely. Rowell seemed
- have the hearty sympathy OF all the spectators
At twenty -thiPe minutes past three this m0rniag
he cane upon the track after q rest OF two hours
and seventeen minut which dii not seem 20 have
the elect or refreshing him In the least, After
ira cling three miles he retired and remained X,
his tent for over an hour. Again coming out he
added another two miles 20 his score and Then as
tilrty-nlne minutes past five he again won't into
his tent Fitzgerald during the morning had been
keeping To his schedule ana had rested hut little
over twenty-eight minutes from two o',iock Until
nine. He was very bright and fresh looking
Hughes, al twcnty-three minutes past taree came
on the Track after n Fest or over three hours,
wien seemed 10 have made marked improve
ulent In him. He then continued his Journey for
I'VE Eours with short stoppsge. At ntty-six
minutes past nine there Was slight commotion
drodi the entrance To ROwtlrs housa. In a
second IL spread over the garden thlt the little
EEgiishman was retiring from the race, and q
few moments latr he appeared dr.. sd Tor tAe
street, and surrounded 10y his trainers picking his
way through the crowd. lie rCtires win AIS miles
The scorers sJ3nd ard directed that Rowells
name be taken from the board; while doing So
hughes was just passing the stsnd, rs he heard
the order his eyes nghtti up, his Ie lures broke
INTO broad smile, and he stopped as though
gong To execute clog dance, exrlaiIning: "Ive
gained me point and broken him up" IL Is said
Hughes sacrificed his cha nee Of winning 10y push
Ing the EngiiSmsn 80 :rd al the beginning OF the
r. ce that lac could not hold out
THE SCORE AT IL O'Clock
was as follows: Hazae' 400; sullivan, 423 1; More
Ma7. a' 44S'' hughes 3d. f''1'eFaid 'o'i' Har''
HAz,Er RAN EowEIL DOWN
one Of the officials o1 the race In talking OF
Rowells detection, however, said: "EiazacI alone
Is the Ilan that ran Howell out OF the race"
Row,u was not afraid or Hughes, but on the second
ana third day of the race heard Rowell's trainer
tell the Hazael party inst they pushing
Haztel too much, and that he would break down
on hearing this the natural conclusion of Hazaei,s
trainer was that there was something weak about
R"wei!, and they consequently kept their man up
10 the iull extent Of his powers Shortly after IL
O'Clock
CONSIDERABLE ExCETEaEsT WAS CAUSED
by race between NoreInac, Fitzgerald, Hszaei
ahd hughes They ran lap alter lap together In
the orier named. Hughes first dropped behind
and was followed by Hazae who did not seem TO
relish getting over the ground so Rapidly.
TIRE ONE O'clock SCORE
stood as folloWs:-Hazael, 1926; Sullivan 1884:
Moremac, 445.7; Hughes, AS; Fitzgerald, 4702;
THE BETTING, ETC
Al The majority OF the pool tables HlZael IS
barred. ana the betting on the others is: 10 tot
ag gilnSt Hart, 10 To ! against Norcmae. 10 TO 4
against sullivan, and 10 / against Fitzgerald.
while hughes Is so FAR behind that one thinks OF
bptung on nn When HaZlel le,d compl,t ted his
45Otl mile ne went into tent, here he remained
Tor forfy-nfe minutes When ne returned he was
somewhat sti1 Ia his limbs, but ne soon oiled up,
and struck out in his pc uiiar lope-
THE TWO O'CLOCK SCORE
was as follows:-Halael, s9s: sullivan 1891: More
mac, s5o7; Hughes, -. Fitzgerald, 1902; Hart,
1854
r. NJ SCORE:
=, n ,Zael 5g6; sullivan, 44o4: Noremac, $50;
Hughes, 1907; Fitzgerald, 49s4; Hart, 40.