The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-13
END OF THE BIG RACE.
ASHfNGER LED THE FL TISG WHEEL
NEW UNDER THE WIRE.


" ,..o., LEI Ell, a - 5000 "hHHL-
.4 MEN UNDER THE WIRE
-
,he other. s;trnne Along nehind-a Mig
was Not success. ri"aDe,aiiy.
Garden S1i ss n o Of
spectators were wildly cheering on tho six
day bicycIists nearing the end Of their seventy.
two-hour journey. Jules LOWS band was bray
ing It's loudcst. and there was rousing. red
hot time. which has been sadi, lacking all
woek.
IT. is officially stated that the Gardens losses
VIII range IRON 5000 to $1,000 despite yes,
eerday's big attendance. Those in position IL
the expenses were considerably less than last
,nai ,no oe''e 0A"0' Drought "
Ashincer. tho serious.looking oklahoma
Eassn ston O.! mason "s ssias second. both
pion. was third. with 1.O22 0.1O miles.
Reading the handsome Omaha soldier
being fourth by tenth OF mile. Lums-
d.n the hon nensy seNt ss MAN. s took nth
oloddiny Chicago water come ' NEXT with s4i
piouuihs Shicaso "nitef' eaho IVA. WIN o7t
ays tss WIN ons III
s syGn moo miles, Just enough to Saar0 In the
yshS' :; Prince at MinnsspoIls:;, MAJ: isSH
ISss 'is assa sfs
WSs w WauS S nna ras r. o
viii be allSwsd by tho leading authorities; 49,"
The nal v heats 2s the one t5rs nnd Aye
race. OT!anagan.. Howell, Arthur Rob5. md
Ro race w Ss. I purss Of sa51 pst
silo to rst ssU to second So to 20 t6rd and
$50 to fourth. There was s37S in tho Big race.
e idn rst 500 to second SO to third and
The races we're splrltedly contested. result
.n I Rob- by ssHn
ThTsc MssnM.n BY KoDG Howell second oF F.
0r ~. m.,-won ,v o,r.0as,n Howell, second Nc.
sHd.
Eek's , alleged misdoi8s. p Ma sgsTssaton q
press yesterday afternoon by Dick Howell. the
Engsh shampion who had been dappointed
before the y public IoWell's Statement With
somc necessary notifications. is interesting
and reads as follows:
and from Mere e sS,toa: ! nsia y ny esa
in:,saa .; $50 EaE gave mo So. Swins me $40
OUR
sA' D"s,"n ner sa'' hSs sss essse
S2ooo Ges in hi. .as~sps to u, H.. IN. ,ims
eass swao@ns tie With Ssse alleged Ky
Rsn';s T.. rHs s o not getting on. cent. hnow
Eel 'Ss
Ss
bsckr., ,.
mn %ofrestsr ana hoton no ~rs arressea for DEBT
T,;s SsSs
wotee;.st g Omaha lsx ps,d ny fare but at re
gate S IS Jus, s Sss' s
IN
paid. and !he riders y, ,noney I'M paid their
81 @ ssS os , G Sney M asi fo5 ID. pay
ss.,ns. lin By Se1anS ssTrsss is Oh. toF his
r. cs.SsgS ,p s:as Ell
81 aa af r S
we're In straits after the Chicago race ami EcS
y. Il s NE s n az 50 re- s q
lthoEraphs When We arrived in Frisco We found that
Eek had no such guarantee: the contrary. were
obliged pny hal. he EXPENSES @ al kinds Tho band
po WIEN by nSS as Sssnf 800 while IT
xhem h. owed money and whom 11 he supposei to
y dead. So Eek decided he had bettef get ont
ssis our hard earned money with h!,E We have a!
III ssn a Y &c, San s ~ Tor T 1hs
Snnwedss and consent In fact he oS,a,ned il under
false prstcneeA He also Left his hoel bill for
giving rs reason that wo would not allow
tended 10 leave US there stone broke. Mr. Connolly.
insnI Ecks luggage 'Frisc" ~. @aains ior his
r,teo to LOCK after his interest,". Mo:san tod Ees
onq s SSns no to settle some Oh debts with
Us 10 England. bat there is not rider among Us who
VIII 90 a step under Eeks management. We w.ll 60
tor 10 to go ahead OF US and act as bill Aucisr
Eek gathered tho reporters. and in o long.
story gave his sido OF IT, He made
many denials. md had explanations for any