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here To f,nd her hero IN tho mornins 10 pro-

whs.r,s to fnd her hero in the morning TO pro-
'&i 'Mirs. Albert. who was taken 70 her hotel on
the strain Of fiye sleepless nights % snd ds{s.
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AVERY HAspr WIPE
lap. her 6usbsnd made brcush! him axsin
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on lssyns E tSs e Garden s9S nn and nv
have hot bnth and be put to bed; He 10 IN
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me- gorS of II Albert sstn sad "a
m me pre- Proud I'd oi him. He has done T."
When Albert had returned up the noP
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i've Tho brought sss E bses
Is said Tho. be esHtp ala not wan. spy oyerco...
suit His eyes yers ,a bright I Els Color good and
the rise and fall Of his chest showed no more
sand than ss shd hs hsd
self conscious or embarrassed. and eyed the
crowd that swarmed against the pickots across
NJ ss corney a TOOK sS tbs eyeih other chair and sad
Il now take pleasure. as Frank Halls repro.
t. this yas Rs ssss
added to the record twelve miles"
SPEECH FROM THE CHAMPION.
Albert was called upon for . speech and said:
"LADIEs AND aINTL LlMEN: I have done 80
vii Wind left to % SPEAK to you. i viii have 70 ask
to rSm so%a sfps
number Of entries and starters, tho scor-
ceiiont. don't think any ops has cause to
~ :sS9nIy ss, and have made % " y :. mind Il WI is
good one. Knew had IA of to leaSe S .hs % track. and
His % voice @ was was clear c r an and strong. When he
stepped down some one called for cheers. and
they we're given with nth VIII: Then his trainer
HART WILL BE A POLICEMAN.
Frank Hart was badly used up winner. He
Putnam ts Until Monday. Hs denies that he g was vas
p 90 into tot that business. y He Is to leave It, and
man or go into business there. He has run more
siSins civ ' week &c In Phiiadeiphia al and DC one three
weeks ago In Kansas City He was stale, whore
performance was wonder.
THE FINANCES OF THE WALK.
The management would give no figures last
night except what was the share due the pe-
destriane. The first twenty-four hours netted
them 81 .67975; the second 81 .130 SO: the third,
$1.03850: the fourth. 81. Al; tho f!th to Friday
noon, $1.739.75. The result Of the balance Of
the time was not calculated up to late hour
last night.
Mr. Colvin said that an estimate Of for
the pedestrians share would come very close
to the result. A rough estimate Of the gate
money to be received By the men who covered
the 525 miles Is as follows: Albert. $4,000:
Herty. $1,000: Guerrero $1,000; Hart, 1850;
Golden, $720: Moore, $3.50; Strokel $3.50; and
Noremac. $240 Besides his share Of the gate
money, Albert gets 81 900 for beating the record
Tho money will be divided among the win
ming pedestrians at 8 O'Clock Monday at the
Clipper Office BY their representatives. Colvin
and Woods.
ALBERrs SHARE OF THE RpuE1rTs ATTACHED.
Manager Hall told Sur reporter last night
that two days ago ne was served with an order
OF attachment upon Albert's proceeds from the
match for the sum Of $14S93. Albert told Mr..
Hall that the debt was incurred for beer which
he purchased whom o saloon keeper ak years
ago in this city. His partner continued tho
business and assumed the liabilities. He had
forgotten all about the debt. but would settle
1t before leaving the city.