The sun., 1888-02-12
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psnt q the Tidlculous N psdestrisnism, ;,t Bas
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tion .th that 4 xss "a. siysn to him and he had 90
n ns stnns nsSdeS a. so-o.,sd Arabian though
q conspicuous failure AZ day pedsstrissini
mot mind the fact. that one mile an hour was
81. faHa psedfs pioddsd lei Sroand at that dizzy rate
I6s stormy hours before noon were but little TIL
The newcomers were kept down as to numbers
% the weather, Snt but 9y nn
' ssysd eompimentary Sas line p tietets Who had not
learned OF the fact that free admissions had
been spPSdd az I'D nn
produce the necessary ffty-cent pieces.
GROWING FAT AS THEY WALKED.
A weighing incident marked the forenoon.
Albert leading several Of the walkers to the
scales. He ran the indicator around TO 139
Several others Of the walkers showed eliebt
gains on Wednesds wsEhs Ss
starting weight Dan hsrty pulled r. down .bhs the
Wednesday.
ALBEhT bkETChhD bt Ihb OWN
About II o'clock Albert. whose wife had
informed that The Suns artist wanted his
picture, Re said that he would rather send nd to to
stand FOR y portrait, But this plan was not not
fa after few %os fps n tns
81 fGd his % quarters. and While he was talking to a
Sun reporter The SUNS artist got the % only
tho result Is an excellent likeness
:, The half-hoiday crowd that was expected IN IN
Wsatssr ,ns TSsre Was as big I atena
snce, but the crush that pleasant day would
have brought was MISSING The work OF the
simply simply a matter Of keeping positions and the
retaining Of what had been fought for 50 per-
'SSey Tse eyoWd Snd sissds Increased d. tho after
monkeyshine walkers. who gave more, alton
s sn ss f. Rss watch hna ii z. 's 4 70
the Putr am House and had something to eat.
attracting almost as much attention thsre as
REaINN1No OF THE LAST SIX HOURS.
Albert went of the track at little before
o'clock. but the others all remained on. More
mac, made bis, squirt at 8 o'clock and was
It excited started all the men into u run. Stro-
kel distngnishet himself by keeping at More
macs hee's for three laps. He showed remark
sblelresh.i sss and vigor and surprised every
Dillon came or, at in an exhiIarated condi-
aronG Tie In
manner that was a great contrast to his former
quick trot and steady gait. Cartwright, who
for fora a couple OF laps. took hold Of Dillons arm,
and tried to get him along faster. but finally
gave up the attempt as bad Job.
euERREno's LONG LorE.
o5e sG st started ssaR Sn G os hf Slf sn swns SSn
ralSnp hf6 ScOr0 to $50 miles.
Golden seemed fresh and bright and kept mp
his run for twenty minutes, making two miles
Herty walked in good form. but he was eyi-
Sedty very msc M p the fas that nc
part OF Albert's $1,000 perhaps he might have
'iSh sullivan plodded along. breatins out occa-
sional!y into wild and atful spurts,, accom-
parted BY grotesaue oogtortions OF his body.
groat deal OF vigor for Hart He trotted most
pf the time. and seemed to manifest g real In
terest IN his score. He had walked $50 miles
THE LEADER AGAIN ON TIRE TRACK
Albert came on the track as Hart made his
53Sth mile. He had.taken Just twenty minutes
rest. He was cheered enthusiastically. and i'm
score QUICKLY % mounted % TO COZ 60 miles. ts.' ''"A'' S
Stout won more, real cheers tnan have been
h% %f sr
American flag in each hand. held high above
THE roI1cE SEE THE END.
Inspector Steers and Capt. Reilly OF the Thir-
.ieth street station marched into the Garden at
'h O'CLOCK at the head OF Capt. Reilly's re.
serves. Policemen were posted in twos at short
5paces around the track, and u second detach-
rack railing A third SQUAD Of half Q dozon
paced beore the cabins the wsHers
Cant. Reilly and inspector Steers. with Man
ager Hall, attracted good deal Of attention rs
ID W The su arrneemants. e. Mr. Hall said that they
were chiefly for the benefit OF Albert. and thnt
% Wnr hss to bsr hf
to do so II they, get chance to prevent him
from breaking the record.
Of the scorers and reporters enclosure to keep
out intrhders. This was a needed precaution
not so much on account of tho inconvenience
but because on the nights previous thieves
have got into the enclosure and stolen what
they could lay hands On.
REPoRTEE's UMBRELLA.
A Sun reporter had costly um brella stolen
on Friday night, He secured the services OF a
man ae7sIantted ,tsi with + The swell mob" and
night This man expressed great concern that
q newspapef man had been robbed. and told
Would be returned in q short time. The re- rs.
porter found the umbrella outside the door OF
his room at his house when he got up in the
MOORE GETS AMONG THE ELECT.
Moore made tho 525 miles emitting him to
share Of the gate moneynt 7k o'clock. He was
leen Mavournecn.h This made those entitled
70 gate money Albert, Herty. Guerrero, Hart,
Golden. and Moore with Strokel's and Nore-
macs scores standing, at 52l and 51s miles re:
spectively. Noremac began running. and said
that he would make his 525 miles or die.
ON THE LAsT MILE OF THE RECORD.
Albert started on his cloth mile at. 7:2l
o'clock precisely. As he started out from the
scorersf stand he leaped into a run. Tho
scorers and reporters could not contain them
sSSes; sSs;e .ss and; & jumping up as one mah waved
in the seats opposite yelled. too. and ths cheer
went swiftly around the Garden. After the
first outburst the yells subsided. and some
thing Ike calm came over the crowd, as II
people were holding their breaths in intense
excitement. There were fully 1000 people In
the Garden. Every man and woman, In tho
m IN IN hnlI 1, al,tn r..