Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-19

M Co-as-vou-Please Pedestrians stfn
On the Track-sOgeeehee john IN the
I-aa-Darfs Takes sick and with
draw-RedEMte Abazdons the Race
The score ats1IfdniEht-
through fhs Iong hours q THURSDAY
night and yesterday ths ambitious pedes-
TRANS IN The fifty hOur g0-zs-y01-plsass
waking match con1nEsd thar race a
g. Ard-szss Han TIE atmosphere was
van er1zga Outside the bzl5fng-
buf SURPRISINGLY hot within. 50 that
tie pedestrians were glad 70 catch q
Whi6 - Wind froU TIE palZ-l6sf ian
which saca nan carried. and OCCASION
ally struck Il O. his knee in q so-t q
rime-keepsr zceuDp allZezt A. p
tralnpe1 arUu11 tEs sawdust E1ek-
During rLE morning sDd aii@r-
noon the Spectators were CON
1EratfvslT Few In nuuber. bit lAsl
night cutie : crowd collected a11 f1elr
Ureseroz encouraged t1e pllezF coz iesl-
ants In their struggle Davis W1o 1ao
made an average g tEen1y-lfe LlleS Il
I've kours- CUinE % slckDsss- Was en-
r=re.a % abaudou The track AZ II o'cl0ck-
win S niles scored 70 bis credit Al
hour o. two after leaving fhs track he
lad freshsns1 ID Considerably. Int his
friends persuaded him rot . resume the
wax. As Il Was evident that II be we1t On
20 the finish be would not be abe % reach
eitaer one q ne three leading Posl-
tons Nearly al TIE Contestants
with the exception q Jean
Mccarthy. known b his fris11s a.
.-fB-eechee Johu-~ had left the track fgT
over halt an h01r At various tines JOAN
however. kept On leEEilE away - STEADY
rs7r- eIoselT followed 81 Iitsle Ton Car
~. Pat Murray and Pal &eCa-t1E-
H. ~ ~
lad usszed his seFenfieth nile post. fll-
Iuza1 son Efter hF Pat Eh0 rur1a1 il u
rest a. the finish q The s9Ih mile. and
RscEats az the end O. ths elsr-
CsrriE remained On the course
uuru Eve MINUTES after = when he
completed the 7lE1 nile and hauled
q f8I q rest Al $50 ths pedestrians
were n better condition John Nc
CarrlF vas leading with - niles 70 his
credit. followed ~ CsrriE win - Pat
Mccarthy with =. Re1Este via =. and
Murrtr. the Belfast mzn. with 4 miles
Ar1G-s5 lzs- uiE11 r1e hal " As r1r01Eed
vita Spectators "a hen CarrlE ian % ne
fro1t uasf the seth nile posi- and was
warmly Epplsudsd- Fiftesn minutes
later - fsW past the l1--lile stake and
vras Enthusiastically c5serei- being the
first nan 70 reach thai distance. Red
cate cl1se5 ID Immediately after a. the
Eaish G The eEh nile. having pursued .
steady SQUARE heel-z1d-tOe walk almost
from r1s beginning. A. this hour TIE
ss1-e @ IL ut1srs Vas As f0llows-
rr-- rT-a-z-- = niles
PA W-+r q niles.
Pn- Mr-ErlEw ------ ---..- sl II -
Al TIE finish q the one huudTsdth nile
CarriE letr the track for rest and refresh
uenls- Me- zr1hF remarked: an stu
be here a. o-clock t0-u0rI0W morning
d-Ee mind that now This exclamation
vas v0clfer0usly cheersd By TIE speeta.
tCrs.
Rebate. after finishing the second lap
O the uinety-6rst nile retired from the
track completely exhausted and aoan-
d1lz1 t1e contest
At 1879 O'Clock CsrriE was dressing
preF,zrat0Ty . returning % the track. and
remarked 70 his attendant % - care
ri how be handled his right
foot. a. i was Lame. Murphy az this hour
finished his ore huBdre5th nile and retired
70 take a bath and was seemingly as
fresh a. when the walk commenced. His
staying power was generally commented
upon . his credit. TIE following j. the
record q the miles and laps up 70 1870
o'clock