The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-13
WHEEL NOTES.

LOOK out for George A. Meears ant
that new Victor Safety, aud gaze, if yot
p ease, on that beaming smile!
Ma. J. V. LONG, of G. M. 1. Drul
Department, is now the possessor of (
4S-inch full nickel Star, which he ride!
for business, pleasure and health.
J. s. JENSEN received one Victor
Safety and one Victor Junior bicycle
grade" bicycle for boys. 1t has all the
improvements and knish found on the
regular Victor, but is sold-at a lower
price.
A CERTAIN individual hailing from
Portland, Oregon. and signing himself
A. Rube, writes that he has girl and
he has bicycle; he loves his girl and
be loves his bicycle. His girl does not
like her "lovier" to ride bicycle as it
is mot dignified." Now our swain is
in dilemma. and does not know which
to give up. We pity Mr.. Rube, and can
only suggest that he buy the prospec-
tive Mrs. ube ladies' bicycle,
whereby she too can enjoy the pleas
ures of cycling, and thus get rid of the
ridiculous idea that cycle riding is I'M
igni6ed.-BuLletia.
IT is hoped that the Bicycle Club will
be reorganiZed soon, and some of the
pleasant runs, spins and tours of GAYS
agone will be repeated. How about
another trip to Logan, boys? You
remember the jolly times en- route and
the pleasant reception We were treated
to? Permit me to recall to your mind
that melon patch We struck; and the
huge feed we had at Mr.. Hansen's
dairy-not to mention the nineteen
pretty girls who run the ranch" And
then the ball at Logsn--and the bath at
Hot Springs. Let's try and make
another such tour.
TIE following cablegram to the Bos
ton Globe tells the sad story of Rowe's
second defeat at the hands of Howell.
London, April 28.-The second of the
three bicycle races to be contested by
William A. Rowe, of America, and
Richard Howell of England, for the
championship of the world, was run to-
day at the Mol!neauX grounds, Wolver-
b impton. The distance was one mile.
Howell won by twenty yards; time,
2.45 sHowell also won the previous race,
Instance five miles, Two weeks
ago at Leicester. The ten-mile match,
the last of the series, will take place at
Coventry, Saturday, May L." Howell
is now champion b'cycler of the world.
We shall wait with some anxiety 10
hear the result OF the third race.
HERE'S go, we are all to he wax
worked in the leorared Madame
Tusaud's L~ndon establishment. The
ever-popular aud enteTprisirg young
man, W. :. Golden. received letter
from the London firm the other day
asking his help in pro- uriDg dc zen of
the most noted cyclists in the world for
q room of wax to be especially devoted
to cyclists. of course most Americans
who have travelled know the immense
wax-wCrk blishment IN Baker
street, London, and the great amount
of interest royalty and the nations at
large take in it. Well, among the
names who are to be rolled in vat of
wax are Messrs. Sturmey, Golden,
Howe, Woodside, Temple, Morgan,
Hitler, Furnivall, Illston, Osnond,
Bower and Howell. So when you come
to London. Mr.. Editor. just step into
Madame Tusaud's & Sons and shake
hands with the boys, they will always
be Eat homep to American friends. and
critics likewise. Temples smile, I'm
sure, will recompenee you for your
FOrld'S English Cor.