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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

The breach Of promise suit Of Myrtle
Clifford vs.. John @. Gay was tried in
common pleas court at St Clairsyille
yesterday, to Judge briggs. As will be
remembered Gay aud Miss Clifford
were engaged to be married, the time
set, the guests sand ministers present.
but he tailed to come to time. At that
time suit was about to be brought when
the trouble was fixed up and the day
again fixed; but in the meantime Gay,
who was merchant at Kelsey Station,
on the B., 2. & @. railway, ran away the
day before the wedding, writing a note
to Miss Clifford from Wheeling that he
could not fulfill his engagement; The
sheriff closed his store on an attachment
in favor Of his brother, but the breach
of promise suit went on, and Judge
briggs gave Miss Clifford judgment for
$500 with costs, Gay making no de-
fanaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

To FEEL bright and cheerful attend to
your stomach, and take simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01
ALEXANDER, SELLER gHGH
1910 MAIN STREET.

able social reception is given to young
men, One OF those pleasant soclals was
held last night A most agreeable feel
ing OF good fellowship pervaded the
building and the young men present
had jolly time. The decorations were
novel, consisting Of corn, pumpkilIn,0,
cornfodders and jack Lanterns. The
refreshments consisted Of q barrel Of
apples. There was no formal pro-
gramme, yet there was plenty Of enter;
tainment and Amusement. Physical
Director Marshall gave an exhibition>oi
heavy club swinging and Harry Bacher
displayed considerable skill in o
fancy club exercise. James Morgan en-
tertained the young men with ahumor'
GUS recitation. There was hearty sing
ing at intervals, led by G. S. Morrison,
with James Perry presiding at che pi;-
ano. The delightful evening was closed
with brief Thanksgiving service, con-
Quoted BY General Secretary Lynch.
Rev. Dr.. Buckley made appropriate re-
marks. Several hundred young men
enjoyed the evening at the association
building and not a few gave vent to ex'
pressions Of pleasure aud delight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

soLDRErAm ArwHoLEsALEP PRICES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01
DIED.


THoNER.-on Thursday. November 90 1891 at
l:lOR. M. FRANCES L. relictot the late John
4. Thoncr, aged 46 years and mouths
Funeral from her late residence 22Ss Market
street. Saturday, December ., at $50 q. m
Requium mass at st. Alphonsus Church al
10 O'Clock &. m. Interment at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
BAIRD-At Seattle, Washington, on Thursday.
November 30, 1893. Dr.. WILLIAM JORDAN
BATES BAIRD, son OF Mrs. NJ. N. aud the late
Dr. George Baird, in the 9th year OF his age
Funeral notice hereafter
MEYER-on Wednesday evening, November g.
1893, ut $50 O'Clock, MARY Z. FOREMAN, WIG
otAugust Q. Meyer in her 9ith year'
Funeral notice hereafter.
oUELIr-on Thursday, November 30, 1893, at
i2:l5 a. m, ELZABEtH, vile OF George
Qucll aud daughter Of Edward and Elizabeth
Flanagan, in her 21d year
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

Tho 0. W. L. club boys gave a
Thanksgiving turkey dinner at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at their pleasant
club rooms on Chapline street, which
we're finely decorated The table was
beautifully decorated with flowers, and
eighteen guests eat down to q feast
which fairly made the tables groan.
The menu reflected much credit on the
committee>on refreshments, which was
composed OF. Messrs. Will McNabb,
Dave White and NJ. Mooney. MIR. DIM
ger took fash light photograph OF the
Marty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

Independent elate.writing, sealed
messages answered, business, marriage,
divorce, law, love, luck, unites the
separated, gives success. The only me-
dunn in the city. 26l5 Chapline street.
Red star cars to door. Parties ont OF
the city, send me a self.addressed,
stamped envelope business size) Tor
free advice.
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WORLDS FAIR PHOTOS.
The Intelllgencer's Popular Views
and How to Got Them.
SECURE TIE COUPONS EVERY DAY.

Back Numbers Can Be Obtained at
the Office by Persons Who Have
Missed Any-Each Part Requires
tho Six Coupons Issued In One
Week-They Arc offered Exolu-
sIvoly to Old and New Readers Of
the Intelllgencer
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THANKSGIVING SOCIAL
At the Y. NJ. G. a. Hall Last Evening was
n Great Success.

Young mon appreciate wholesome,
manly fellowship, and this they may
have almostevery evening in the cheer
fupbuilding OF the Young Mems Christ
ian ASSOCIATION. onceinawhile aneniOy-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19

Lad de socorros mdtuos 3" La Bene.
IL aociados" ha rebsjado Ia quota
10 oeso para las personas de 70
n IA lul9dad hasta IS, solo paear6n
tension, nda que CON dicho acuerdo sc
proaucs cs 10 clase proletaria.
.oa para 4 @.:,.-.. l
q el barr, r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19
d. UENTA

,1Co, sefores Sucesores de Blanco. AREo1Bo Sc.
vi Rios. CAMUY, don Juan Pla. QUEBRAD1L1As,
ela, don Pablo Lloveras AGUAD1ILA don Pedro
2afols MAYAGiiEz senores Saliva Hermanos PONCE,
nores Uriarti y Pou, ADJUNrAs, senora Viuda de
ADO don P Sancho. CoAMo, don M. Betances.
lusiva don Andres Rosa del Vale, en- LAS Ma
s los senores Cintron Y c."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

ance occurred recently when r. A.
Voght, champion OF Scotland, lowered
all records from Q to 10 miles.
Vogt is reported to have cut under
the 1O-mile record held by F. j. Osmond,
at least 16 seconds, and to have finished
In "a minutes 81 seconds.
This is sprlnting Of q very remark
able character. Vogt must have main
tanned a speed of 2 minutes q seconds
per mile for ten miles to have perform
ed the feat. II later reports show that
the time as announced Is correct, w.
w. Windle has been shorn OF some OF
his many honors, and Hoyland Smith
will find 1t necessary to mount his wheel
again. The American records from 2
to 10 miles are the following: Two
miles, 4 minutes % 3-5 seconds; 3 miles,
Z minutes 4 3-5 feconds; 4 miles, 9 min
utes 81 3.5 seconds; 6 miles, IL minutes
Al seconds, all held by Windle, and 6
miles, Is minutes IL 1-5 seconds; Z miles,
II mintes AZ 3-5 seconds; s miles, 20
minutes 81 seconds; 9 miles, % minutes
4 As seconds; and 10 miles, 25 minutes
So 2-5 seconds, all held by Smith.
The new Herne Hill track Is banked
all the way around, and on the turns
the banking is very high. The track Is
ga laps to the mile and is said to be the
fastest in the world. From 10000 to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

play no repeated It In Clncinnati on
the st. Louis teams visit to that city
The Cincinnati spectators very prompt
Iy and fsirly showed their condemna-
ton Of the catchsr's action, o the
club ibid what it should have done De-
fore+put him under discipline.
The Boston club Is playing its twenty
second consecutive season. No otner
club in the country can count up
that many uninterrupted years OF pro-
fessional playing.
By the way, the fears expressed BY
Chicago officials last winter that the
Worlds fair would hurt baseball atten-
dance in that city is being verified.
Everything gives way to the fair. II it
were not for the clubs great Sunday
crowds, they would have a good pros
pect before them OF a big loss on the
season. -. +. CAfLoh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
BARNEsvILLE.

GAINESVILLE, O., June 3.-Miss Ella
Hunkler. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Huukler, and an esteemed young lady OF
this place, died last Friday morning, aged
eighteen.
A two-year-old daughter Of Wesley
Barnes died Tuesday of lung fever.
GAINESVILLE ball players won a game from
Fairyiew at the latter place on Decoration
dav. the score being ~ 10 4.
r. G~amenthaler is in New York this
week.
". S. Gregg has resigned his position as
iauitor of the NJ. L. church.
Mr.. S. T. Grier left Friday Of this week
for the Worlds Fair.
DR.. Fred Peregoy attended the Medical
Association at Columbus this week.
The candidates for county Offices are be-
ginning TO come around
Mr.. Isaac Campbell, OF the shoe firm Of
Campbell Brothers, and Miss Aggie
Wolfe. daughter Of Z. l.. Wolfe, were
married Thursday night at the residence
Of the bride on West Main street.
Hon. A. J. Pearson. accompanied by his
wife. was the guest Of the Hotel Albert on
Decoration Day. Mr.. Pearson made the
memorial address At this place.
A dollar social was held in Bradield's
Hall on Friday night, and quite q SUN
was realized by the ladies Of the NJ. E.
church
Mr.. Frank B. Carr aud Miss Mary a.
HYDE, popular young people Of this place.
were married Friday night Rev. Peregoy
Officiating.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Black.
White to move and black to win.
SOLUTIONS.
CbaoLar DrohIem M 220.
NATIONAL CYCLING ASSOCIATION.

-
NATIONAL CYCLING ASSOCIATION.
The Official Schedule For the Season
Prepared-No Chance For Hippodrom-
ing.
New YORK, June 3.-The National
Cycling Association to-day adopted an
official schedule for the season. Presi-
dent Byrne, of the Association. in speak
ing Of the constitution said that II was
''ribbed and steel hound" that 1t is ten
times more binding than the laws that
govern base ball and there is not the
slightest loophole left for hippodroming
or c~rookedness Of any description. On
the other hand the interests OF
the riders are protected by
the Association guaranteeing all
purses, thai is il a club falls to make
good the cash prizes offered at a meet,
the association will make good and hold
that organization for the amount. All
that is required of the wheelmen is
straight forward honest work. The
seized le shows thirty-nine races TO be
run under the rules OF the association
covering a period Of about four months.
The season opens In New York on
July 3rd, and closes October 21st. The
rules require that the thirty-nine days
racing shall not be run for less than
$500 per day as q minimum. II means
that the new association will offer q
grand total Of at least $40, 600 for its
riders to race for during the scheduled
season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

Is What General BOyntOn Says the Pen
sion Roll should be-Duties of the OH
cials of the g. A. Il.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 3.-General
II. V. Boynton, over his signature,
speaks at length Of pension reform in
to-day's Post. The following are ex-
tracts from his communication:
By the action of the highest officials
of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
quite as much as by the recent orders Of
the new Democratic Secretary Of the
Interior and the Commissioner OF Pen
sions, the country has been brought
face to face with the gravities Of the
serious ~perplexitles of the pension prob
lem.
The examination ordered by the Sec
rotary of the Interior strikes at the
root OF the trouble. 1t probably az
fords the most practicable way Of test
ing the rea. condition Of the pension
roll. It will be time enough TO con-
demn it when the hand Of the govern
ment, as a result Of this proceeding, is
unjustly laid upon a single deserving
pensioner. No administration, and
above all no Democratic administration,
can withstand the shock that will come
to il il any veteran disabled by wounds
or disease in the service is
dropped from the pension roll.
On the other hand, every vet
eran suffers II unworthy pen
sioners are not dropped from what
should be an uncontaminated roll Of
honor. On the other hand, the honor
of the Grand Army Of the Republic Is
now az stake in this matter. BY the
action OF It's highest officers it has been
committed TO the remarkable PROPOSE
ton that G.. A. r. posts shall not openly
discuss and uphold pension reform. 1t
is idle 10 make answer TO this charge
by pleading te~chnicalities. The Grand
Army now owes to itself to support a
searching examination Of the pension
rolls When this is done, not only
the Grand Army, but the whole
country eau be relied upon to insist that
none but unworthy cases shall be
dropped from the rolls Of honor.
Under the present widespread belief
the pension roll cannot be fully re-
established as a roll Of honor until such
investigation has been thoroughly and
honestly made. And when the country
is satisfied that the roll is a worthy one
aud not till then will the feeling pass
away that pension expenditure is in
considerable part an unjust burden.
Republicans and especially Republican
veterans have q high duty TO perform
in this matter. To neglect it will be .
reflection upon their patriotism.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

safe hits, and in another game he &C
cepted 16 chances when playing short
stop. He is particularly well at home asa
shortstop and plays in that position with
the Baltimore club. he was born at
Truxton. N, Y, 20 years ago and has
been playing ball ever since he could
swing a bat. In 1890 he made his debut
as a professional player with the Clean
IN. W club OF the New York and Penn
~sylyania league. The following year ne
did such good playing with the Cedar
Rapids team of the Illinois and Iowa
league that the Baltimore club secured
his release. He has been an Oriole ever
since and is considered a very valuable
player.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Naws OF the Wheslmen.

A French rider who rides on tracks
with his hands off the handle bar Is
punished by fine.
The best mile ever done by a colored
rider was covered in 2 minutes 81 3-5
seconds.
But one man in eight succeeds In
riding a mile In less time than 2 min
utes 25 seconds.
Scho6eld is having trouble about Sc
curing his license TO race In England.
W. D. Osgood, of the University Of
Pennsylvania, recently rode two miles
In 5 minutes 20 seconds, breaking the
American college record by eight Sec
onds.
Harry Wheeler's mile at Savannah in
2 minutes % seconds is record for COM
petition on a quarter mile track.
Over 100 electric lights will be placed
around the track at Chicago so as TO
permit night racing.
A Milwaukee paper has presented TO
the Milwaukee wheelmen a magnificent
500 gold medal to 60 to the novice In
the Waukesha race who makes the fast
est time.
Checkers.
Checker problem No. 21-By Lyman
M. Stems.
yII
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

Convention a Butchers will be held in
this city nexf June.
This is It's busiest season ever en-
loved by the Donaldson Carriage Com
pany. Every department OF the works
is on in fpll.
John Owens, a we'll known South
Side man, Is home from Huntington.
He is a glass man and is home for his
vacation.
The coal trade in the city is good
considering the time Of year. The re-
tail trade is slack; the Wholesale IS
brisk.
The Wheeling Hinge Co. is busy in
every department, but in some excep-
t~ionally large amounts Of work is being
done.
Schenk's fertilizing works, at Fulton,
are going again, having been greatly
enlarged since the fire at the plant.
As the a advances trade becomes
brisker and brisker, till now the entire
large force Of men are kept busy.
All the old lining will be torn from
the Belmont blast furnace, and the re-
lining begun in about q week.
The Central glass works is going 10
all departments. This run has been an
exceedingly successful one
The new shoe factory at Moundsville
has peer started successfully, and about
fifty hands are employed.
Pay days were yesterday at glass fac
tory III" Riverside mill and the
Wheeling hinge Company.
Spears & Riddle have their plant in
full operation, and are figuring on
some good contracts.
The plant Of the Bridgeport Glass
compsny is going in full, and the run is
the best this ire.
The Wheeling Box Factory is run
ming a good force, They have plenty
Of work to do.
The work of lettering signs on the
plant of the Wheeling Bakery Company
is In progress.
The extensive improvements at the
City Gas Works will be begun in about
two weeks.
There Is not an idle department at
the works Of the Wheeling C%orrugatin &
Company.
Kramer Brothers & Company, Of the
South Side, are having an unusually
good run.
The Nail City Stamping company is
filling large orders and could not be
buster.
Trade is reported very encouraging at
the Wheeling Ice and Storage company
Tie large iron mill at Brilliant, o.,
is having a good trade and is on in full.
The Crystal Glass Company, Of
Bridgeport, is going at its full capacity.
J.. w. Hunters preserving works on
the South Side, are in full operation.
Manufacturer ". B. Allison is home
from a business trip to Darlington.
The Elson Glass Works, in Martins
Ferry, have resumed again in full.
The Wheeling and La Belle potteries
are going TO their full capacity.
The Wheeling Lime and Cement COM
! pany Is having 3 booming trade.
The Cox boiler works is having the
usual run Of trade these days.
The West Virginia Tobacco Company
is having its usual good run.
Westwood's brick yard is having a
larger run than ever before.
George w. Johnson's new improve
ments are about complete.
The Warwick China company is hav-
Ing its usual good trade.
The new boiler house at the River
side mill is completed.
Hoffmann's tannery is in full opera
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

Corpus Christ; Ep.<
Is. Gospel St. Luke 4
be . procession today ats:
Of Sacred Heart of Jesus D.
will cioseS with benediction Of
sacrament Monday, feast Of 81
faoues, = bishop and martyr. Tue
ST. Norbert. Wednesday, st. Augusu1
transferred from ssth Of May. Tkursdsy,
Octave Of Corpus Christi. Friday. Sacred
Heart OF Jesus. Saturday. St Margaret
Next FRIDAY will be q Holy Communion
day for members Of the League. Contcs-
siens will be heard Thursday AZ 4 p. m. and
after evening devotions. Bencdiction
every evening until next Friday. inclusive.
For RExT.-Stors room formerly oc-
cupied by p. Wagner, corner OF Han
over street and c. & p. r. r., also thrss
irs-class Offices. Enquire OF P. Nc
Donough.
In Loving Remembrance OF Der Mother
MRS. Ellen Fitrsimmons. Died May III.
49,.
Since we have laid our mother
In the cold and silent grave,
We are striving 10 be hopeful
With the blessings that she gave.
The lust, good God saw AZ TO call her
From this world OF care and strife;
Our one fond prayer Is: May we meet her
In a more blest and happier life"
When upon her dying bed she called US
Aud 10 each one spoke her last
She knew that she was diving
That her life was ebbing fast
With fond farewslls and blessings
To the dear ones OF her love,
Then calmly she resigned her life
To our Father In heaven above.
oh. friends Of our dear mother,
Who have mourned for her deceaSe,
Pray that she NAV be ever happy
And that her soul may rest IN peace
HER DAuGHrER MARY.
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ing manner. They recently rode from
Oxford to putney,a distance OF 101 miles
and 7 furlongs, in the fast time Of II
hours and 40 minutes.
The best time ever made by three
scullers over the same route was %
hours and % minutes. and the hydrocy-
clists consequently lowered the record
four hours. The men rode with ease,
and had no difficulty IN keeping their
strange boat upright, although they
were seated some distance above the
water. The fow of the stream aided
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

1890 and 1891 OF
red loan from the
w arwic k 5 b lire
mines and W q 8
Q o the fastestin
the world. Later
C g m Q n t t b 5
were built at vari-
ons places, and
finally the Herne
Hill m a n a e Q r 8
were compelled to
q new M
" a 8 t o course.
This new track,
W h h h a a
S m O t b board
floor, is now In
use. Its first sem
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

stills strapped to his legs. Riding a
single wheel is difficult enough, and 1t
may be readily imagined how the stills
add to the arduous character OF the
trick.
Among the other feats French is no.
ted for are playing a mandolin while he
is riding a single high wheel, balancing
a lighted lamp on his head and standing
on his head on the saddle Of an ordinary
bicycle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

them very little. and thus thep rode
part OF the way at night aud during the
early morning the were not inferred
With river craft. Now that the hydro
cycle has proved itself to be such swift
craft, interesting races between Eng
lish oarsmen may be looked for. Wheth-
er the hydrocycle will become popular
on this side OF the Atlantic remains to
be seen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

achievements o I
the trick bicy-
clist. France has
produced q won
der in this spec
ialty whose name
is Henri French,
and who is now
performing IN
this country. He
not only Is a
ter OF nearly all
the feats that his
rivals have made
we'll known, but
he also performs
one diffcult trick
that very few
men have ever
successfully at
tempted. He rides
the front wheel
OF an ordinary or
high hicvcla with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
Vow Hot nt Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 3.-The In
tense heat OF the past twenty-four
hours has caused two deaths and nu-
merous prOStrations. Henry Meyer, a
colored engineer st Jones & Laughlins'
iron works, and John Doblak, a Hun
Rarisn iron worker, were overcome yes
terday and died this morning. Mill
aud factory workers suffered greatly,
and many were compelled TO quit work.
T~wenty-three men employed in South
Side iron works and glass factories were
overcome last night and had to be re-
moved to their homes. The thermom-
eter registered IS degrees at moo to-
day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

He is a swift
a n d accurate
short stop, q
second baseman
who not only
guards the bag
well, but looks
after %grounders
that come any
where near him,
a clever out
fielder, a good
base runner,and
a sure batter.
In one cham
pionship contest
McGcaw made
civ q n q q q Q | va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
BICYCLE AND BOAT COMBINED.

The Odd ,Craft that is to be Soon o n the
Thames, England.
A queer combination Of the the trip
pie bicycle and q racing shell recently
made it's appearance on the Thames,
England. 1t is simply a boat with oi-
cycle handle bars, saddles and pedals
for three men who go through thesmo
ton of riding a bicycle and turn pad
die wheels which send their craft
through the water at a yer high rate OF
speed. Three athletes named Cooper,
Bates and Atkinson ride the by
drocycle-as they term their novel
craft-and the have been smash
ing records IN an astonish
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
STRUCK OUT.
MANY BALL PLAYERS RETIRED BY CON-
SYMPTOMS PROWESS
Caylor Says Training Kills-Darby OBri'n Said
to Be Dying of the Dissase-Ths Kings Re-
turn to Base Ball-The Ba! Throwing tame
at st. LOuis-Hurt By the Fair.

ESIDE Jefer.
son and Salvini,
that other emil
pent a C t o r
Michael ]. Kel-
tor, who has
just left tn 9
greenroom for
the green dia-
mond, seems TO
Joy unusual
V a n I a z e S.
N,ry Q OF
Americas his
tronic stars can
turn their YER
satile talents so
e easily int to
equally remun-
erative b ST.
ness when the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

Is, 900 people may comfortably with ess
a race meet on the grounds. II III m
norman and Sanger make any fast
miles during their European tour, some
OF them will undoubtedly be run over
the Herne Hill broad floor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
AWbeelman who Uses stnts.

There are a dozen men who perform
remarkable tricks on the bicycle to-day.
and such riders a. Canary, Barber,
Kaufman and Marschner are able to
perform feats that seem impossible TO
persons who are not well versed In the