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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1884.???TWELVE PAGES. TRAVEL AND AD VENTURE I t' s THE MOUNTAIN MRVEL K^^tr-thfra^hiu, Sn^tCCk. 1 * ??? ??*. - * - <??? *i _ *??? ??? I Prater, with astounding persistence, led him packed with spectator*, the air was surging in-n milA. o.v.1 n liolf ????.l ........ t 1 . .1 l i!-_ THRILLING EXPLOITS AND PIC TURES OF STRANGE LANDS. taunt her husband and dare him to follow her, | a cry of astonishment broke from her lips. Carried away by his anger, Boulier had for gotten his usual timidity, and, whip in hand, I The Marquis T.rng-A Trick on . Sptd.r-A Lion I ?????* followed her into the cage, where he pro- H-Tjr...th.Poi???Lxt,. I needed toadminUter auch n vigorou. horse- T.mer???Cold .nd He.t Ne.r the Pole.-Th. | wh , pp , ng u , hjj bett< , r . ha l f tbat ? V ??U the other animals were overawed, and retired into one corner. When he had worked off his anger | by this vigorous process, Boulier began to look about him. ???Hello, 1 " he exclaimed, ???Why I PACING PRATER TAKES THE I two miles and a half and kept an even pace, WALKING MATCH CAKE. Tamer???Cold and Heat Near the Polea-The Hindoo Idea of Marriage???What the Seoond Number Contained. Thb Marquis Tseng.???The Marquis Tseng, Prater, feeling reasonably sate, fell in behind Ford to dog him, but complaining that at times Ford s gait was too slow for him, broke away and kept his independent gait. At times the two pedestrians would be neck and neck on a lap ,but there was no foolish spurting. All interest was centered on the two men who, Yctordny Atlanta g.orio??. Iy won hack the I The Hatch Between Macon and Atlanta Besulta In a Bis Victory for the Gate City-Prater Wins by a Score of 87 Mtlea and Ten Laps-A Splendid Suooeaa Beery Way. who has for more than five years represented I am a lion-tamer also; these aniraals???areafraid I *?? uro * i t * iree Greeks ago, she lost by the the same speed. Macon did not lose heart, the Chinese government in London and Taris, of me." From that day he regularly accom, Macon walkers. Her victory was sweeping, , 8 the head of one of the few Chinee familie. Kjft&???gSS ???S^T???tu^u^hfm ??????Vf??? e ??? ,hu * i ???????? Atlantia,., send up , rc0 ,f r<l ?? ml ???,V a^flSltom ???wu which, according to the idcaa of the weft, I whi | 0 ^theeud of her day?? he kept^i. wife .. ?? f tri ??? m P h ??? wentup from tho stMan unknownonnntity and many Allan- would be termed aristocratic. Tracing back in a wholesome subjection by a liberal uao of rink last night when tho notorious Prater tmus were afraid that he would give out be itadeseent to Tseng-taa, one of the favorite the whip. When the???.???queen" died Boulier walked off with the honors and the priacs. tl Ununff tl" ?????? buttl,> * tooJ ,lurl ???*" ,0 disciple, and follower, of the great philosopher a f.rw??k.??????there he Th ??, Ma *??" train, cam. tort]*ASrcomR^nteenmil^and twelve Confucius, and himself tho author of one of U-as to ftruck with Mile. Nouma-Hawa???. ex- "??????? b , ear, . ng fil ' ocn hundred viaitora, conll- Napa an old stone bruise that it was thought the four clas.ic. named the ???Ta-heo,??? it has hibition that he secured an introduction, which ,lc,lt "fx-ring Atlanta wiped upon her own was cured broke out afresh on Byrd and ho . , , ,, *, , I was followed hv nn offer of his heart hand I ground. I was taken olr the track. He was a remarkable produced several remarkable men in tho long | ???*' d ???7 ????? oBtr 01 1,1,1 ,uarl > naml .. .. , , . .,1 mover for his slto ns long as he held up. interval. The father of tho present marquis I a,,d tatiaue ??? . therc a < ' r0 '''' 1 ?????? the At twenty-flvo minute, before seven, three was one of tho most remarkable men Chinn The Stability or Sutra.-When a ship is rm ] k - whiah , c0D,,an ???>7 moren.ed in number, hou??? and thirty-five minute, after the race ha. .ecu in the last thirty years. Hi. name built tor a particular trade and for tho purpose ???long?? he match was progress ^h e uZrm????hd M .???v'e.X m ir e , / f . .. , . , I of carrying certain specific cargoes she may I Everything was in trim order, the ware- l j uuerroon euio. ai seven me was Tseng Kwofan, and ha took the principal I 0 j- COIlrIl .. bo lo designed as to be quite I house was cooled by the rain, the track was In I * <KK ' command against the Taeping rebels. In 1805 I stable, in nil conditions, while thus employed; | flue condition and the rink presented an in-I ATLANTA- I Macon. he recovered Nankin, for which striking ser-1 hut when vessels aro built, as they often are, I viting appearance that put everybody in good I l'??? 1 ??? :: '-???7-7 I Guerry.. 83- vieohe wasmade am.rqui.or hou oftho firat minute, to ten the waiker. filed out ^ grade, which signifies that tho titlo descends I designer to provide against instability arising I of their tents, turning to the left and coming I Green 2H0 Ford. in tho same degree to his successors. Tseng I in some possible or conceivable circumstances I around under the bridge to the scorers??? stand. I From seven to eight was exceedingly inter* Kwofan???s brother, Tseng Kwotsiuen, who is I ?f loading. Tho dua preservation of stability I The bond struck up a lively air and tho crowd I esting. It was expected that Ford would du ......... ?? I in such cases requires to bo watched and pro- sent up cheer after cheer. They presented nn I lively running from seven to nine He raa .till lit ing, was ertited nn earl on the .at vi ded for by thorn who control the loading. It exceedingly handsome appearance, tho bright making gnodlimo but it was noUeed, nbcut occasion. Tho present marquis, who succeeded I )g erroneous to suppose, an appears to be some- I colors of their suits, their proud steps and con- I twenty minutes past seven that ho was appa to the title on the death of his father in 1872, 1 times done, that a cargo carrying steamer fident faces as they smiled in response to the I rently getting sick. Ho had not been off thb was bom on a date corresponding to our 7th of J houl,V be ?????^constructed and proportioned ns cheers, filling the crowd with wild enthusi- track and considerable consternation was crc- ,o, n ..A. /a. .7 I to run no risk of becoming unstable, however I asm that found vent ill renewed bursts of up-1 ated wheii ho was seen to enter his tent. H' December, 18S9. At that time the name of the shc llmy | lt . la.len. If this idea were acted plause aa the walkers came to a stand still was placed on a lounge and his wife, who was reigning emperor was Taoukwang. Although I upon, such a mode of preventing instability, under the line from which dangled jauntily a in the audience, was soon at his side Ford was born in his native province of Hoonan, Tseng however easy and plausible' it Olay at first small national dag. Tlio music ceased at two vory anxious to go on tho track, but hit wife Chitso was removed to Pekin before he , TOS *;ghf appear to be, would onlv defeat the de- and a half minutes before three, whon urged him not to go. lie pleade.k that it was Chitse was removed to reiun Detoro n ??? sired otnoet of promoting safety at sea, because Mr. Henry W. (Ira.ly arose and announced hi. duty to go ns long as fio could move, and twelve months old. He resided there for I ,t would make many vessels dangerously stiff the rules which were to govern seeming to revive was allowed to go on again, thirteen years, pursuing such studies ns are | when laden with some classes of cargo.'Tne true | the match. He announced it as a go-aa*vou-1 He made only two Ians; however, and once fo frequently interfere with the transaction of Ihcro are no .learners afloat, whatever ten- kerchief lie said: I He Tcept 111* Indian fashion trot however, public'business in China. He accompanied I deney they may hrfve toward lutab lityv as I One! two! throe! Go!! . pressing on for tho very last inch that ho could his father as a kind of secretary throughout sometimes laden, that they may not bo Kept ^ho , tcu athletic figures dashed down tlio make. He had pot left tho track and through tho lomr war with Taeping Wang from is.w I perfectly safe ll treated with lull knowledge track like deer. Away they sped amid the to tho end stuck to his original intention not to 1865; and ho thus gained an insight into I of ' T j iat . thc,r *"> a,ul tbo ,t ? r 1 n o?? iam" 11 "?????? ehcers. Nearly every man I to leave tho track at all. Forrester was tuken tho practical work of'administration, which I f!'S l 1 llat ''' 1 accordingly. Ono grent problem broke into a. run. Mitchell .went around I sick and had to leave the track at half-past was not possessed bv nianv of his contompo-1 ,bttt tbo mercantile naval architect lias just I the track in a full run and scored seven. The other walkers lint ill this fifth rarice. But although lie did excellent work ho ,10 w to sol ve is, li??w anv dnngerous fe nt iire?? ??f ??? ???o first lap, closelv pressed by I honr for all they wore worth, pressing each received not tho least roward or recognition a ">! P ! ar ?? ^ y know,, yrd, tlio smallest of the walkers, other closely. ^hls 0 i^u^n'm* ^f^i ^il lheV h rL C feu f g h h rmT. d g:^ b ,tr???td^ camoMc'Kay, closely ^teighttLscore .Umd: fathers ^???more'J.p^ ???bent had ??? where special caret,,ay be required- ??? b y 1rater, who came aron/d with l ?? .'ouer^. -to- fulfilled the Stipulated period of mourning ???f| Mature. t V ??? 10 ??f bcr walker* came I Mitchell ^ 87-R TankenJy 87- twentv-seven months for his father ho had to I . ??? ??? ,,, I around in tlio following order. Green, Wells, I Bynl 17-10 torrester...; 8I-11 ???r???!.1mir??r,??tli-.mnnt forthelossofhi. I Colkand H??at Nkar run PiiLKS???Wo arc Tankcrsly, Forrester, Ford mid Ouerry. I Well AO-s McKay. mother* *Then he???was appointed a tang kwan I accu.tomcd to associate this geographical Amid the most tumultuous cheers tlio walk-I art,<!n 80-0 Ford 88- ttLiwinw nutate While w ???ii???I position with extrcmo cold (remarks tlio Duke I ers sped around the track. Ford, alone I After it was settled that Prater would win r^iHno E L! onminnted fii 1878 to sue I of Argyll in tho April number ofGood Words). I wnlkod, his rapiil limping pace carrying .him I the raco it was understood that two questions ????f for. officehe. waanomlinatod to 18re to^suc-1 Bnf jgJ rocUi 0 f Greenland tells us that, nf-| oyer ground w-1th a surprising speed, fii.lx would be raised by tho Macon people. Tin ialf McKay seored I fi r, t t?? the effect that ho was a professional followed by I Thu second to the effect that ho did not livo in ??? .Te.w'liklieo Of th,. treniv <>f I.ivn.lin I n0 necessary connection oeiwceu mi extremely i i nner u secomt liehind him. Bvrd I Atlanta. Mr. Jennings Clay received a di l!}??em,y.T.env wasnnnointe'd oinlm.sniior low t ?? m P c f??? l ?? re 1111,1 a position near tho pole, made his mile third, closely pressed by Wells, I patch from Macon asking if Prater was not iwJ^^nwSJStlJSftothoSSrnfBtj Th *y WlWb In .hort,tfeat this assiwlation is Tanker.ly, Mitchell mid Vord, tho Tatterot I professionel. He was caTrie.l at once to Mr, VoL.???loi??? ??nd msfrueteJto nroeecd without I | mre| y temporary and accidental. It is strlk- his pacing walk, scoring his mile in eight and I McDonald and Mr. Bob Boyd, both of whom Jfl^Sn to iM^a??? ingMd curious enough to find, in tho bleak a half minutes. In eiglit mimites all tlio At- I have known Prater for tell or twelvo years delay to Russia III ,rdcr ft r I g I headlands of the Isle of Mull, on our own I lantn men had nindc their mile, and in nine I anil both of whom stand ready to itiako nHi tions on the subject of_thej^rovii wo^uldja. coust th# lcavM of ?????? abundant forest vegeta- minutes oil tho Macon men had scored one on ???lavit that he had never w???lk/d ??? Henrocecded in the ask with such tart and ??? on ..( ho , a lettVC , of tho J)lano trec * thc tho big hoarj ' corc ??? one ??" I u. nr. .Wet, decision that not only did ho succeed m In- ove ??? ne * d i c , of tho toxodfum, of the yew, I dueing the Russian foreign offieetoreopenth* Bnd * f u,, p | ne alld mixc d with these the question, but even to vieH what tlio Chinese frond . like { caves of tho trcecallcd by botanists wanted. The Marquis T?? e ng???. nioro rcecnt ??? 8111iburiBi ??? wblcb j, now an inhabitant of diplomatic encounters with M.Chnllcmel has J n Bl , t tho curiosity of this contrast ho- cour and M. Ferry are within the memory of t ^ nthe ntand { h(s pMt M d , our readers. Tho Marquis Tseng Is a llttera- oUmata , P o nd lti 0 ???s, is nething to the still tcur of no mean order as well as a di jilomatlst. grcotcr . contnult in thi , mattor w f lich is preson- He has composed imcins, and bo is one of the t(jd b j. ]ld . th(J , Bmo fossi , flot . f??? tho greatest living authoritiesi on tho Cnine.o Inn- rock / of Orecnland-rocks whoso surface are gnage. IIo is famou, for his caligrnphy, a id uow aImo , t bnrc o( vegetation, and all tho wal s of tho Chinese court at tho fisheries th() hi her e t eT atldns of whrch aro covered exhibition were decorated with admirable wfth ice and snow . And yct cvcn thil ???amplca of bis penmanship. Leisure Hour. I eoytfast is nut tho contrast highest In degree _ 4 . _ I which tho rocks of Greenland present. Tho A Trick ox a Spidkh. A great many years I Mioceno.llorarto which those leal-beds belong, a ,P ris< ?Jl e j OS* i 0 '??? ollowoa to I j s ft vcr y 0 j f j |f 0 ra now. but there was another cheer the solitude of his dungeon by playing I jj ora raqo h older, which wo imvo never seen on hisflutc, discovered after a while that every in ljf0> ftnd w hich, from its nearest living time heplayod, a great numberofspiders I analogies, we aro accustomed to think must | gathered about him. 8inco then tho liking of I b ave be en ass( o--- , . , | , T | Maw uvt;ii associated with almost a tepid and spiders for music has been proved. I myself -tremy atmosphere. This is the flora of the 1 had often wished to play for a spider audience, I COfl j meMU res. Yet this flora, too, in long ages but I was not well enough acquainted with I ^ c f ore the Miocene, has certainly flourished . nny musical instrument to coax n tune out ot I on jj, e area which is now occupied by Grcen- ??t?? '??? . _ I laud. It is needless to point out wlmt curious A scientific gentleman of Europe gave me a I questions these facts rais?? valuable hint uy an experiment of his own. | Ho used a tuning fork. Now I can play a I ^hb IIixdoo Idea of Mariuagf..???A Hindoo I tuning-fork as well as anybody. I procured a I cur | oug ideas as to the married state. I tuning-fork, and then sought out a spider. 11 jj ere j H a husband???s creed: ???A man, both day I found a handsome, brand >??? c w web, ami I ftm j n jght, must keep his wife so much in sub- I though I did not sco Mistress Epcira, * kiiow I j ec t| on that who by no means be mistress of I she must be at home. Epeira Dindema is her I j lcr own actions. If the wife hove her own I full name, though most persons call her a gar-1 frc0 w j|| # notwithstanding she is of a superior den spider. It is she who makes those beau-1 CM ^ 8 ], e w j|j ?? 0 amiss. A woman *h#ll never I tiful wheel-liko webs which festoon tho rose-1 - w old G f j lor house without the consent of her I bushes and trees. I husband, and shall pay proper respect to her As I have said Madam Spider was not visf- I husband???s father, tho spiritual guide and her | hie. I know, however, sho must be in I guests, and shall not eat until she bus served gossamer parlor, which is attached to her I them with victuals (if it is medicine, she may I web. I tuke it before they oat); a woman shall never I Here was agoo<l chance to try tuning-fork I g 0 to a stranger???s house, and shall not stand I music. I rapped the fork on a *tone, eud in I jjjo door and must never look out of tho | a moment, a soft, melodious hum filled the air. I w | udo w. If a woman, following her own in- I touched ono of thc spokes of the web with I c linations,goes whithersoVeer she chooses, and the fork. On tho instant, Madam flew out of I doeH not re g ar ,i the words of her master, such her parlor in great haste, hesitated a moment I a WO inan shall bo turned uwny. If n man at the outer edge of the web, and then, instead I goes on a journey, his wife shall not divert of going straight to thc tuning-fork, ran to the I herself by play, nor see any public show, nor very center of tho web. . I laugh, nor dress herself with flue jewels or when there, she quickly caught hold ??* I fine clothes, nor sec dancing, nor hear music, each of tho spokes one after tho other, and I nor jj le window, nor ride out, nor be- gavc a little tug, as a boy does nis fishing line | anything choice or rare; but shall fasten u race in his life except ono which was a half hour spurt.Tho question of his residonco was settled by the same gentlemen, who certify that he lias been living in Atlanta for more than a year, at 102 Decatur street. Captain .Joyner, deputy city marshal, states that Prater votes in this city, and that he paid his street tax for last year ill Atlanta. So that both these ques tions are settled. It was very evident to all parties when tho eight o???clock scoro was taken that ???the moun tain marvel," barring tlio most sudden am unlooked for accident, could not be headed in tho race. Tho enthusiasm of the Atlanta people was at favor heat. Their peolcd-hcaded, I .Hipiiirc-jawed. detorininod champion was going 1 easily and confidently up through tho thirties. All past records had gone glimmering and tho sole question left at isauo was ???How many miles will ho make?" Ford, tho Macon fa vorite, was still in his tent and the word came out that ho was done for the moo. Murh chagrin uml disappointment was manifested by tho Macon men over tho sudden collapse of tho trim and oxeelient walker who won tho horns for the central city in the first contest. IIo manifested ???<> much speed and onduranco from tlio outsot of tho race that ho deterred hundreds from risking their money upon tho Atlanta favorito and when he wus forced to retire from tho saw-dust there were equally sympathetic regrets from Allantese nnd Maconitcs. Mejfay now came to tho front ns tlio winner for second money and tho 11 ures to his credit showed that he could only I turned down by rapid going on the purt of Wells, who was pushing around tho ring with an evident determination not to givo McKay nny opportunity to piny*. From twenty minutes after o gilt o???clock until the finish every fresh Jap that Prater made was the signal for renewed outbursts of ap plause, nnd ns the figures ???3.1,??? ???34," ???3. 1 #,??? ???36" and ???37" appeared in rapid succession upon tho' mile-board tlio cheering was deafening and the vnst audience could not bo kept in nny sort of order. Tho scene was a wilder ami stormier one than when Hancock was nominated for president in IHH0, or the Tattooed Man "was unveiled in Chicago s few weeks ago. In the meantime McKay, Wells and Green were doing solid nnd houest work while Guerry, the handsome young athlete, Everybody who attended the match last night I was surely drawing his rapid pace ??? into will at once recognize* the striking features amt I (heir warm tracks. Ford, Forrester - PltATCR, Tint ATLANTA WlNNF.lt. t littlo tug, as a boy does his fishing line I hohl auything choice or rare; but ??? ??? . .... ??? , _ if . fi??h Is hooked. Lach was pn*sL<l by we ??? , ho h0Ulle door Bnd rt . maitl pr l vo to; ami wullar walking pcwtiireot tho phcnomuiml pe-1 >nd Byrd woro out of tho ES&.'SgZK *!?hore ilio. topped^ and??? ???hf 1 ??? not ? at ???!'/, dal " t ? Tlet, ! a, % ???V? 1 * ??? hal1 trlumph'antTy io t?,olmnt!lleI??."m w.y, le.r^g seven men to.cek place, fortho humming fork rested. There sh????topnoa,??no I no t view hersclt in a mirror; she shall not ex- phatically ?? natural long distance walker, trained I five prise purse, and tho big money already it was easy to see she was oacitect. oi???? gave i erc , g0 herself in any agreeable employment I on thc rough hixhways of the north Georgia moun-1 labeled and set apart to Prater. As the the whole web a shake; then tugged at the I du ring the absence of her husband." I tain region. He has pluck, bottom and endurance I hands of the clock drew around towards nine apokoagain. ???*Hum-m-m-m" .till sang tho | ?? | that were noncoahemtuily tc.i??l l.i yesterdays | thn wholo throne became-intonsely fork, rather faintlr now, however, iBk. iHscbhfldciice'liihltnsc?? w*s unbounSw I yd**, thron R b W ram.-lnU r ljr xi???.i.m ..I!.???? d h';;mind was made I o ??? BA . T T1 "; w "!" B -|ud not mUplacal. He walkol to win the race interested In thei short walkers and as each of Mailsm was satisfied. Her minil was mauo i 8evcra | wcc ks ago an Arkansnw gentleman I his -nt-there-BH'- jox trot, a* llluatratcl the possible place men came around the u.l*. , Down ahe darted and caugnt tne ena ??' I started a newspaiier. The second issue con- I alsivc, was the favorite pace from the opening to I turns they were greeted with the wildest the fork in her arms. She tried to bite into j t a (ned the following: ???Owing to n press of I thc close of thc contest. I cheering and shout, of encouragement. At ' ' At the end of the first hour the score stood: I a quarter to nine o'clock it became an even bet that I???rater could not make thirty-eight miles and ho did not seem to care whether he did or not. Nearly everybody felt satisfied he could have made it if he had tried, hut be moved eaaily on mak- A moment and Prater bail scored his eighth I j??S JM*.'JF .???*??. P??? Ib * What tux Sacoan Nihbxh Contained??? and ' n ???V mUplS. icvcral weeks ago an Arkaiisuw gcntlemun tarted a uewsi>aj>er. The. second issue con- , .ained the following: ???Owing to a press of the hard metal, and at the same time she spun I 0 (h er matter our valedictory was crowded out a web of silk around and around I of the issue which contained our salutatory, i Atlanta. I macon. E rongs, which by this time had ceased vi-1 q*hose who do not receive this paper regularly I Prater 7-13 Guerry i ???ting. _ . I front this time forward may wisely conclude I Mitchell /..7-I J Tankcrsly C-JI I pulled the fork away, and Madam Epeira that it j, not thcir fan | t . The man who hasn???t f '! r Xj ret red in disappointment to the center of the I any more , enie tban b , , tart a newspaper with })???*; ??? l.i If-,,.,, 1 fl web. But if she was disappointed, so was I, I seV cnty-five cents of borrowed capital and a I . A P???rai h>.i with music and hurrahs, the dazzling light were flashiug over the circling pedestrians, tho trainers were dashing along the quarter stretch like firemen at a conflagration and thc judges and scorers were shouting hoarsely across tho* track at one another. It was a red-letter night FORD, THE MACON WINNER. The above is a very fair outline portrait of Ford* tho winner of the Mncou race, os ho api??eani in notion upon the truck. Ho walks with a straight spine, balancing with a quick action oftho arms half bent, and using fils legs from tho hips in short nnd rapid atrides. Ilia walk is peculiarly nervous aud rapid nnd his appeanuue while spinning around thc track is that of arclinbloand speedy pedestrian, The above are from sketches mndo on the track near the finish of the raco nnd tho cuts woro made between l> o'clock and 11 o???clock by tho special lists of Tiib Constitution. web. but if she was (iisappoinicu. so was i, i seven t v . for I was satisfied that it wa. not the mu.ic of banda ^ bttndkerrh ief full of old - tyi>?? ?? a ght I , the fork that had attracted her. Unfortunate-1 to be run over by a .prinkling cart and bitten T h ??? " d without ft wm altogether too probable that she mis-1 a loggerhead turtle, but unfortunately such took the hum of the fork for the buzz of u fly??? j j 8 no ( (he case. I leave this town with regret, a sort of music no doubt very sweet to her. I j have waIk> IIow far j w m he when over- mile Considerable money The people of thb eomniu- | at *??????^ 0 . cIock , he KOra itood . rear oi ????reen?? suu nmwwu, / ***??# behind Guerry, au led by Tankersley by five small lap.. In this order the men were kept las for June. I returning board. , . . ?????? . , , .. | nity are welcome to any profit or instruction A Xiiox Taneb.???The lateat marriage in thc I they may have received from me. Concerning monde artutmue is that of Mile, houma- the profit and in.tfuctf,,,,, however, there ex- j lr.T5a.TJ "-fflt I thTacbo by their friend.. The ilawa, an tugliih girl. who ba. made a repu-1 j lt aye dollbu j n m y mind. I have made I Byld i n rorreater. 18-Ii I amid the wildcat excitement, at tation and fortune as a ion tamer and .erpent , everaI mild efl - urt , toV honret, and if I have Wells 1WI McKay .: 11-18 aad ltood u follows: iharmer.' Her hu.baud i. a inanj failed???which supposition I fear _ean be aua- | Green.....??? .....16-t JKord ?????? ???....I8-1S,| Atlanta. i- I Green nine o???clock, lier, a widower, and this will not be the first I j ft i ned by proof???\api sorry. Every honest I From four to six the interest in the race,be-1 Prater f.^.!!7.f.!....Jr7-10 , Gnerry..., lime that he has had to do with lion tamers. I mau deplores a failure.??????Arkansaw Traveler. I came perfectly bewildering. The police found I Mitchell*. 32-7 Tankenly His first wife was a certain Mme. Lecuyer, r it impossible to keep the people seated. Id 17-11 {^ftsstar. 3M well knowu in all the traveling shows and [ New Fork Vote Two-Tfifrda for Cleveland | gp j to of everything they stood on the benches I wells *0? airs of France as an adept in that line and as I Washington, June 24.???A private dispatch from I an d yelled most uproarously. The warehouse I Orwn.......~ *???*???" ' ?? J*n***???**ilT ier husband had some money they were able I a prominent New York republican editor says there I was one wild scene of the most stupendous ex- I This was an etfeeptrowly fine rucora, tK)th o mount a menagerie of wild beasts ????? ??? I in no doubt In the world that Cleveland has at I citement. Three thousand voices screeched and IM the s<??rani^e by the leading man an I tcale that had never beforebeen seen by the I lwust two-thlrrls of the New York delegation lie- I creamed to the favorites to go on, and then (the arf rage scores made by the men who kept publicofthe provinces. The success of the I hind him. ' PKI - *??? *** * K - 1 ??? ' * - * '??? ??? ??? 1 ????? Ihow was very great, and this fact made Mme. I manner, "ll Soulier-Lecuyer ?? proud that ahe ItecHme un-1 uln u n^tim wbereheought w know wb??t I whole section of the city in which the great (Prater, (AtUnU) leanble, ami rendered Vr_ hu.b.nd???a ^ot gSuSkS^ a P??? , ??? , ??? nwn,:re ??? e<ro *???"" aou match was Uking pl??e. Prater W stewlily, M/K.y, IM????nj mything but a happy one. When he would I 1 1 ??? I the Atlanta walkers continuing in the msjori- venture to remonstrate, she would answerthat ???How old are you?" said an antfentdarae to t S At gix 0 ??clock, when the race was half he was the man of the house; that he was I a pinning little tar-pot. ???Well, if I goes by I gjo ne , the score stood. rorse than useless, as he did not even dare to I what raudder says, I is most ten. but if I goes . atlakta ??????nture into the monkey???s cage. To this I by the fun I???se had, I???se most a hundred." O, jitter ... * .. 2I-* jrgument Boulier could make no answer, but I that all could measure their years in this wav, I Mitchell ne day, when the ???Queen of the Lions," as I but how many measure them hr long nignt I Byr??l Yt-\2 tin wiia called herself, so far forgot herself as I watches, and almost fktal coughing spells, I o box his ears, he picked up a horsewhip and I which could have been cured by a bottle of Dr ?? ureen rent for her. Surprised at this turn of affairs, Bull???s cough syrup taken in season. ??? MACON. Gnernr a W-3 Tankenly Forrester. JM McKay IM rord.. Often,'(Atlanta) fourth prize..., Guerry, (Macon) t fifth prize 25 ??) Besides the first prize as above, Prater gets the special purse of $100 offered to the Atlanta man who should win the race and take first money. The closing scene of the race was one of the ,.W-W most exciting ever witnessed in Atlanta. Men, From six until seven o'clock the excitement women and children were overflowing with in athelctics in Georgia and Atlanta, ???re deemed, revivified and disenthralled," headed tho procession. TUB WALKER* IN TURIN TKNTA. Ford???s trainer was Mr. (Jeorgo W. Case, who did him good service. Homo ono gavo Ford champagne against tho orders of Mr. Case am! it was inoro than he could stand, ns ho is not accustomed to taking any sort of spirituoui liquors. Guerry was handled by Mr. Asher Ayres, He did astonishingly well with him, for ho had a good waiker to handle. McKay, tho winner of tho second place, was handled by Mr. John Povl. Forrester was well cared for by Mr. Joe Burnfett, until somo bow or other he got a little too much stimulants on board. Tankcrsly was handled by Mr. J. L. Kon nody, who did well with him. Tankcrsly, Guerry, McKay and Forrester were exceeding* ingly plucky walkers, but they did not havo quite enough speed to win first honors. They elicited much praise for their remarkable pluck. Tho Macon boys wero attended in their tents by Drs. Fergerson and Gowiner. Tlio Atlanta boys had good trainers. Prate whs trained by Mr. Hodgson, who trainc Cheshire in tho first match. IIo is nn*exceed ingly rnpnblo handler for a man on the trnck k nnd Prater is duo him much praise, which ho is free to give. Walter White trained Byrd until tho stono bruise took the young man off. Homer Keid made n good trainer for Mitch ell. Tom Haney trained Ham Green nnd Gene Adams trained Wtdls. Tho Atlanta boys wero well cared for by Dr. Bob Westmoreland and Dr. Morrhien. TIIB JUDGES AND HCOKKItH. The judges ou the part of Mncou were: Mr. Henry Horne, Mr. W. F, Price, Mr. C. I O'Gorman, Mr. H. 8. Pogrom and Mr.' J. 1 Williams. Tho judges from Atlanta wero Mr. K. J. Lowry, ox-Mayor English, Mr. Hoke Hrnith. Mr. H. W. Grady, Mr. Howell Glenn Mr. Tyler Cooper and Mr. H. II. Venable, Ou the scorers* stondMaeoii was represented asfollows: Caller???C. L. Anderson. Mnrkcn-W. J. Julian and J. (I. Rnari. Hcorcrs???Eugene Harris, Ike Flntcuu, Azell Free man, Arthur Hiuall, Jos. Wilburn. 4 Atjanta was represented as follows: Markor???Cites. 1>. Kinnehrew. Caller???A. L. Waldo. Hcorcrs???Jas. W. Hetse. Z. Castleberry, If. C. fleer- tnann, It. C. IJosche, J. W. Brunner. W. It. Joyner was general superin scorer aud succeeded with that deli duty, in a way that gave entire sutisfactiou to every one. NOTES OF TIIR MATCH. After tho race was over most of tlio over heated Macon youths sought the solace that is found in the ice cream haunts. It is reported that a Macon journalist slid into Hcnumann???s and bought a paper of ???chicken cholera euro" before boarding the homeward bound excursion train. McKay stood the hedgers in luck when Pra T ter and Ford stood barred in the pools. This was the wildest betting race that has yet been had, except the mechanics* race. It was tho favorite???s raco aud the speculators sang low. Everybody will now be on the qulvlve for the rubber match between the Macon and At lanta walkers on the neutral ground, at Grif fin, to occur in a few weeks from now. It Is not known what the receipts were, but it is estimated that the libreriee will net about $500 apiece. A epecial wire was run In by the western union telegraph company and was liberally us<xi sending out bulletins. J. P. Stevens k Co., kept the time for the rnsteb. Their clock was connected with the observatory in Washington and the exact time was telegraphed. The time was abso lutely accurate. # ' A Foil From a Steeple. New York, June 24.-The derrick on the tower of Grace church, used In hoisting stone and build ing material for the new steeple, fell to-day carry' fng with it a mass of timber and rigging. Joseph Mekle, derrick rigger, and fiobert Himpson, mason, were caught In the ropes and terribly mangled. Mekle was rescued and sent to die hospital, where his wound, it was said, would probably prove Hs Honors Ills Father, and Draws 915,000. The holder of one-fifth ticket, 10,ku, the capital of 175,000 In the Louisiana State Littery, Tuesday, is Mr. Isaac Haines, engineer on the M, AC. K. K. To a Chattanooga Times reporter, be said: ???I happened to find an old UM bill In my pocket- book when in Memphis, and concluded to buy a tottery ticket of M. A. Dauphin. New Orlrans, La., by mail. I thought no moreof It, when a telegram from NewOr!ean?? was rwwlvedjto-day. that So. 10,442 bad drawn the prize, t7 ??,000, in the Louisi ana Htale Lottery, I found that my ticket corres ponded with the number." He has been on the M. A C. K. K. 14 years, and is held In high esteem, lie has supported two sisters and an aged father for yean, near Htevenson, Ala. A few months ago, in tne sane Lou Diana Htate Lottery, be drew a large prize, receiving for bis share,???Memphis (Tenn.) Ledger, May 18. 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