New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17
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MR. SCTDDEE PEE1CHES 10 UHLhLhE''
THE JERSEY CITY PASTOR LOVES THE WILLIE"
AND DESCRIBES THE EFft'T u l.
HAVING, OK THE NATION.

EiP!S The fffi' - -
HAVING OF TIE NATION.
"wheelmon's sunaoy" was observed YESTERDAY
morning in the jersey cry TABERNACLE and me
u Ion, / scuIder preached sermon on
"picvc,es AZ Rcvoluiionists." The church was
crowded by whcelmen who came miles to near Mr'
scuddcr who Is enthusiast on bicycle rd'hs' i''
said IN part. ,
The wheel has bewitchcd this Nation and Is nlk max.
Inc great changes In our customs ana 'cD.'u"'.
conditions People tired OF calling !, .daIe -,
a fad for It has become universal a ain p,t, ,hs
factor in our civilization. In inc NJ. pa, Wy
mbr"i +" producing u much needed physical rcvo-
luton We are gradually becoming an "'ni'r. P'~
pe ike English friends across "a" wA, ~ ~
- r,lle Americans have not been o'"ii"h' "a
hcyc,c is respomsiblc for IT in large measure. ana
will prevent us from physical r',',y ~ live.
an cxhlaration superior TO alcohoHc a''nn'"a; -
puts color In the check, brightness IN IN, ,y' ,t
ncss i'm IN, heart. and smiles around ne mouth.
II is he Dssi health producer kno" Of l., l1.,s.n-
me- and n.tes wa, nfe We n n w. onr 49,
can MINI and soodf"owsh 1t frow rs upon drink
ond dss,nnfinn OF all sorts and ever holds before
The rider ideal Of strength ana Nitur ',t,'t
the wheel H. a great messing 10 AH'oi'''" '''"-
again. the wheel Is creating revolution among
women II H. m1kins them fearless ana inh.pehu-
emit At first the bicycle was .or macs vhlS a.,rno.,
los conservation .ald 10 b tn shc M mecy obcye
but soon she dcncd custom ana boldly sain we
'' Axan n' the wheel IS rcyouonis in the sph,re
of Snaticni economy II is helping 10 solve the
vexed question II rapid transit. anu te.A 10 P"'
civ peopc into the country connection ~ Wv
curse Of otii cities. The tenement ~ nulHn',,
largely due q private ownership OF Inc means 81
rensnortatlon n The Government owned inc ran
roads and the trollcys ana gave ch'ap ia''S Nv. -.
certain parts Of the day. mlllltudcs oi "oihHs.i'h
cnuld IN. I'm little cottages IN the suhurbs INA,
,,v v,ilI sonn come ~ America. az II mas dlr'hhy
come In many European cities ana with Sreat bch,
a. =, Inc poorer classes But the bicycle II ltsri'
Il form Of rapid transit, ana IA SOM ci.'en, ','
Boston for inst ince has entered Into serious copr
tfinn with the railroads and trolley lines ne
bicycle ~ changing the character "l our roinS po,
IL, Inc CITY and out g. Every whcclinaL Is an hHi-
IN tor aggressive and enthusiastic. lie Knows "lat
h. wants and lets his wants be Known At nh'"'
Win better rnads thl bicycle VIII b." used az IA
bor-ssying and economic vehicle. ana nnittude5
TRANSPORTATION into their hands. THIS VIII DE
= auiri harmlts ~ revolution but biThni' ~ "A'cht'
W. ho,f thn' next July 500 baptist young mci!
ard women viii attend religious convention az
HaItimorc This means that tn" railroads VIII D."
ont of pockci thousands Of dollars ana that roth
side inns will again come INTO use ,.,..
Lastly Affirm that the bicycle is fevolu'ionlaihs
the Sabbath day by turning II largely into gay
OF recreation II this continues IN" encrt VIII p'
10 weaken the churches Of America ana dlscouI"s'
religious Worship. OF course, 4 ~ h.''SN ~" tl'
clergy 10 deliver Trades this subject ana d'-
nouncc wherimen Sr0ldlng never accoInpl'Ecs any
Thing and Young people cannot be driven. lf. as
some say Sunday IL the only day they nay" Ior
wheeling. then must we give them portion ol 81
uriay Thus they would have more time ana m
clinatiOn To rest and worship on sunday. ! ".sh
the League OF American Whcclmen would advocate
I'm n BODY the Saturday haif holiday. aud agtatr IN
lis behalf az II has done for good roads. ON TINS
common ground clcrgyInen ana wheeiinen coniu CO.
operate