The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-21

to be at the rate of about mile every five
minutes. but il is confidently expected to
lower that not a little.
There will be three districts between
Springfield, Ills, and Dana. Ind. where the
IDdisna riders will take the two messages,
which will be divided and managed as fol-
follows: Springfield to Decatur. managed
by c. Ii. Baumsnn. of Springfield; Decatur
to Tuscols. managed by b. j. Sohockley. of
Decatur. and Tusoola to Dana. managed
by Bert Custer. OF Danville.
From Dana. Ind. to Rockville the
ground will be covered by riders under the
management of the bicycle club of 1erre
Hsute. and At the latter place 1t Will be
taken by the Indianapolis. The following
is q list of the relays. the number of miles
TO each, the condition of the roads, and the
men who will ride them:
Rockville to Hollandsburg. 9 miles;
SEIZED led time 40 minutes: roads good;
riders. Z. o. Rndy. l.. j. Keck. w. Kipp and
A. Hollingsworth.
Hollandsburg to Bainbrldge, 10 miles:
scheduled time hour and Is minutes; roads
good: riders. Thomas Hay, X. York. NJ. Hol-
lingsworth and Z. Tuttle.
cambridge TO Groveland, 5is miles;
scheduled time 27la minutes: roads BAD;
riders A. Bretz and w. u. RIbble.
Groyeland TO Danville, 1914 miles; sched-
uled time hour and minutes; roads good;
riders II. McNelly. f. Youngclaus. G.
Crawford.
Danville to Spray. II miles; scheduled
time. So minutes; roads good; riders. Carl
Cameron. j. PAYER. J. Allison and Glare
Cameron.
Spray to Indianapolis. 10 miles; SEIZED.
uled time, 80 minutes: roads fair; riders.
George Dickson. l. Fox and Frank Day.
indianapolis to Greenwood, u miles;
scheduled time. one hour; roads me-
dunn; riders. +. E. Hunter. II. Sparks and
+. Clemens.
Greenwood to Franklin. 10 miles: SEIZED.
uled time. so minutes; roads good: riders.
+. V. Minor, K. +. Sweet and George
Turley.
Franklin to Edinburg. IL miles; sched-
uled time. % minutes; roads excellent; RI
ders w. Mccain and A. L. WiDters
/ EdinburR to Columbus. 12la miles; sched-
uled time hour and minutes; roaGs good;
riders Otis k. Lowe. L. S. Hill and f.
Pressed.
Columbus to waynesville. miles; sched-
uled time. 30 minutes; riders. +. o. Winter
rowd and +. Bonner.
Waynesville TO Jonesville. miles; SEIZED.
nled time. Is minutes; riders. w. Keller
and w. RYAN.
Jonesvilie TO Peters Switch. 5 miles,
scheduled time. y minutes; riders. w.
Kocher and w. Cheatham.
Peters switch to Seymour. 6 miles; sched-
uled time. 80 minutes; riders. o. j. Mobley
and r. Stillinger.
Seymour to Chestnut Ridge. miles;
scheduled time. so minutes; riders, +.
Crump. jr., and Ed Maley.
Chestnut Ridge TO Crothersville. miles;
scheduled time. h0ur; riders. w. NJ. Cor
yell and J. W. Chambers.
Crothersville TO Jersey Il ridge. 9 miles
scheduled time. Is minutes; riders, W. NJ.
Coryell and William FultZ.
Jersey Bridge 10 Austin. miles; sched-
uled time. 20 minutes: riders. Coryell and
Fuitz.
From the iast-named place the messages
will be- taken charge of by riders from New
Albany. Theodore Beaust. George Wilcox
and Fred Creed being among them. Owing
To q displacement of the schedule ct this
end of the route this section cannot he
given in full Tho division from the State
line TO the capital of Kentucky IL In charge
OF Ed Meglemary. of Louisville. and he
will take the messages at the Indiana and
Kentucky bridge and carry them through.
The ladies' cycling corps seems at last
TO be an assured fact. Invitations have
been sent ont TO large number of young
ladies of the city to meet ~ she home Of