The morning times., 1895-12-29

and a scsnty frontal tieyeanpuscut, look
out for fighting and Qanrreisome dispo-
sition. Wheeiinen OK this type are never
satisfied with their machines und are
always contendfngfor theiinpossibic They
favor the total abolition OF street sprinklers,
the annihilaLng or every dog in town. and
always consider the rights of others sub
ordinate to their own. No usotion OF TIE
club is valid unless they're present TO
second 1t. Such characters Will argue for
hours on the merits and demerits OF Two
wheels thai are In every way Identical, In the
hope OF stirring up row. To PERSONS win
these characteristics can DC traced the cause
of much i'll feeling by non-wheelmen toward
the cycling fraternity. In detecting this
type The structure OF the front head Is or
vital Importance, for Ccstructivcness ana
con- bltfyeness, properly balanced ana re-
strained, are found III the most popular
and expero whee!ncn.
zIa'S CRAGiAL STRUCTURE.
The cranial structure OF Zimmerman, the
worlds champion rider, reveals both or tie
above mentioned organs prominently bat his
foreaead is fGii and well shaped, and holds
tie Teins, SO TO say, Uf his marked energy
aad resolution. Another feature OF Ziin-
;nernsa,as head, which is peculiar to all
expert bicycists, is It's height above de-
effectiveness. This organ is the Key 10 ais
perseverance,, anu is Known as iir'nness-
1T gives one the tenacity OF purpose
necessary to accomplish difficult tasks.
Few crack wheeiInen can boast OF front
head SO well suited 10 proficiency in direct
ing their efforts can Zinmerman. IN
selecting a men for the work OF expert bi-
cycle riding, good general health and
high degree OF physical development are,
OF course, Indispensable, but these quail
itics without an equally well adapted brain
are not sufficient. His head must be wide
in the middle ANA poSteriDr section and must
be correspondingly high from that point.
These characteristics insure force and sta
bility. The forehead also should be OF
fair height, AS with this additional equip
meIt one Will be able Ia discover various
means anu methods commonly overlooked
by othe;s and TO use them advantageously.
He wilt know enough, moreover, MOTTO trans
grs-ss the law OF health
"A freak among bicyClists is the trick
ster and very close scratfny Is required to
single him oIt He has ali the organs OF the
expert racing man, but they appear in a
modified form. Cautiousness is only medium,
and among the organs of the back head.
cotnaauyeness rules. This faculty makes
him cool and coIra geous. Then IN regulate
his equilibrium in difficult performances he
possesses the organ of weight, situated just
above The two eyes and a short distance from
the root OF the nose. When weight Is large
Weight Is one OF four organs found just
above the eye, and, OF these, is second from
the nose.
THE TRICK BICYCLIST.
This faculty the Trick bicyclist must have;
Ii makes him fond OF The sport and gives him
skill and grace in balancing and nIaneuver-
ing his wheel. In Il person who is able,
for instance, TO ride his ma chine twenty or
thirty yards on a four-inch surface, the
locality and size or weight ought to be APP
parent 10 any one. IL is weight that gives
command over the muscles in performing
any feat requiring anapplication of the laws
or gravity, and one in whom 1t is large is
said TO have u steady head.
Here's how TO distinguish the most
FBYiaOle of all the knights OF the wheel
they who get the most real benefit out OF
ii: The head will appear to have no special
development whatever and TO be smooth
aBd synmetTical. In width 1t VIII be pro-
portionate to its length and heigbth and
although the identical traits OF the other
CliGSes are present they exert only medium
strength, and are OF no more Importance
III such a head than perhaps u dozen ether
organs There Is no; enough cauiiorsnesss
10 "a use tIIDidity and too little self esteem
and firInness for convent iionality. The fore
bead is likely to rise gradually, and the
top back head viii form a natural curve
downward. Whocmen OF this class have
what is called harHo nioIss head, the power
OF no one organ being sufficiently large
to excite disturbance among the Others.
"W heD noting the contour of the hand one
should not forget 10 consider the body as
well. Willie n person physically well-bui;t
a.d weighing 40 pounds may he naturally
fretfui and easily upset, reduction in
weight of thirty or forty pounds viii
greatly csa ggefatc his cordiiiUn. IL il not
uatIs;ial Tor both wheelmen and wteeiwo-
IneD in America to lave more brains than
body The best remedy for this state or
things Is TO make flesh by riding no
faster and no further than is consistent
with ones personal comfort and physique"