The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-06
rnnAY,C BICYCLE RACES.

ToDAY'C BICYCLE RACES.
The following is the program OF today's
bicycle races commencing promptly at III
O'Clock:
First event-One-half mile, open class
"a"
First prize-M. & W. racing tires, $50,
donated by Morgan g. W., Chicago.
Second prize-Bicycle sundries, s., do
mated by the management.
Third prize-Bicyc!e lamp, s., donated
by the Indiana Bicycle Co.
No. l. Frank Root, Wichita. Kan: No. 2
Charles Martin, Wichita, Kan; No. 3.
Charles Williams, Wichita. Kan: No. (.
H ID. HiggisoD, Wichita, Kan: No. D. w.
G. Hamerick, Wichita. Kan; No. .. 4. u.
Rawson. Topeka. Kan.
Second event-Exhibitiou quarter mile
by NJ. Ii. Burt to beat the state record OF
80 seconds.
Third event-Two mile open. class A..
First prize, " Y. Racing Tires, ~, 10
mated by n. Y. Tire Co, Chicago
Second prize-Rst Trap Pedals, 80, dona-
ted by Chicago Tip and Tire Co.
Third prize-Rit Trap Bicycle Lamp,
donated by Indiana Bicycle Co.
No. l. Frank Root, Wichita, Kan: No.
9 Charles Martin, Wichita, kau.; No. ),
| Charles Williams. Wichita, kan.' No. T.
Ii. ID. Higginson, Wichita, Kan: No. 5.
Will Hamerick, Wichita, Kan; No. 4. f.
j. Rawson. Topeka. Kan.
Fourth event-One-fourth mile open,
class "A"
First prize-Hunt's Racing Saddle, S.,
donated by X. McMuilea & Co.
Second prize-Griswold's Mud Guards,
81 30, donated by NJ Z. Griswold.
Third prize-Bicycle Lamp, 81, donated
by Indian Bicycle company.
No. l. Frank Root. Wichita, Kan: No.
2. Charles Martin, Wichita, Kan; No. 8.
Charles Williams, Wichita, Kan; No. 4.
II. d. Higgison, Wichita. Kan: No. .
Will HamerIck, Wichita, Kan; No. q. L.
j. Rawson. Topeka, Kan.
Fifth STANDARDIZATION mile by N. d.
Burt to beat state record of 2:2O1z.
Sixth event-Three mile lap race.
First prize-Palmer racing tires. SIS, do
mated by Palmer Tire Co, Chicago.
Second priEe-Silver watch, SIS, donated
by The management.
Third prize-Bicycle lamp, 81, donated
by Indiana Bicycle Co.
No. l, Frank Boot, Wichita, Kan; No. 2.
Charles Martin, Wichita. Kan; No. ),
Charles Williams, Wichita, Kan; No. 4.
II. ID. Higgison, Wichita. Kan; No. 5.
Will Hamerick, Wichita, Kan; No. g, h.
j. Rawson, Topeka, Kan.
FAIR GROUND NOTES.
Anthony was represented by DR.. Baldwin
and A. b. Rauey.
A. NJ. Coison and wife of Caldwell, were
visitors at the fair.
Over $500 vehicles of all descriptions
passed through the gates yesterday.
DR.. aud Mrs. Martin of Harper, were at
the fair yesterday and had pleasant time.
Lev Hamilton came down from st.
Joseph to see an old time boom fair aud
races.
Frank Gordon and Riley Lake represent
ed the Elm Mills district of Barber county
at the fair
balloon grounds that WAS more amusing
than serious.
Ike Kaufman and wife aud ". b. Lewis
of Bluff City, were among the visitors seen
on the grounds.
J. V. Wilson and l.. c. Johnson OF
Sedgwick, took in the fair yesterday and
! enjoyed themselves.
| A. Graft. of Wellington, was among the
visitors OF the fair, and he seemed delighted
at the prosperity of it.
Hon. J. w. Ross of Caldwell, one OF the
enterprising and conservative gentlemen
| of that city, was at the fair yesterday.
| Eureka was represented by III. ID. Tucker
and wife, Mrs l.. c. Lindsey, Z. III.
Landegen and wife and Miss Mary Corbin.
Crate Justice, Charlie McAllister, DIR.
| Records and several other lovers OF fast
horses were up from klowa to see Symbo
| leer's work.
Jay Willis, of Caldwell, has been at the
races for four days, and he says he has not
had SO much fun per capita since his return
| trip from Oklahoma.
| The wheel of fortune crowd were arrested,
but gave bond and were doing business
again in a short time. "Rubberneck" was
| also out of luck for few hours.
| Mayor Savage of Wellington and Mayor
| Banks of Winfield were both Interested
| spectators. Both mayors know how tt
! enjoy themselves at "A horse race.
| Al Russell and Glenn Sprauce, both fas
! horse lovers, were up from Wellington yes
terday. Both of them hoped the trail
would be late, but it wasn't. Harvey Cover
dale WAS up, too. ard in fact all tn
| sports but Col. Tully and Col. Speed.
Among the constant visitors at the fai
among the clergymen are Father Then, o
the Cathedral: Rev. Won Herlich, of tn
! Episcopal church, and Rev. Bruce Griffith
of the Reformed church. Neither one o
them can see any thing wrong in goo'
| horse race