The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-17
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. LITTLE first
Chinese wheemen's club in America
has been formed in Philadelphia. Woo
Head and Nun Sing are at the head Of
it, and have leased hall on Rice
street as headquarters and for cy-
clers' riding academy.
CHADRON, Neb., Aug. 1s.-Edward
Clegg, Coleman Nichols and Henry
Cartenson, the young Englishmen who
were arrested for fast riding and re
fused to pay their fines, after ttSo
days in the county bastile, their tiIHe
being employed by sitting on a rock
pile with a ball and chain attach
ment, finally got tired of the affair
and settled for their fines. They have,
however, had prepared through their
attorneys. a communication to the
British consul, stating their version of
the affair and asking for such redress
from the United States as they, as
British subjects, are entitled to for
the alleged indignity and abuse which
has been heaDed on them.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The pro-
test which the English bicyclists ar
rested at Omaha, say they are going
to make, has not arrived at the state
ed 1t is probable they would be in
formed the department would take no
action in a case where a municipality
had punished anyone for violating DO
lice regulation. American bicycHsts>
frequently are arrested in England forR
violation OF local police regulations.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 16.-The ninth
annual meet of the Kansas division.
L. A w which hdcror1
tracted many speedy cyclists from all
parts OF the state, and from Denver,
Omaha St. Joseph, Kansas CITY and
other points. The entries for today's
events We're so numerous as to be
tt0uDlesome and there were many ac-
cldehts, but none very serious. The
feature was the breaking of the state
record in the state championship for
mile, paced by Bert Hackett. of
Olathe, whose time was PIG Ia. The
record has been held by NJ. H. Burt.
Wichita, 2:2O19.
Summaries:
First race. one mile novice-Trayis.
seneca, won; Talbot, Kansas City.
second; Don Circon, Topeka, third.
Time-240 80
Second race, half mile handicap. srAs
teen starters-Travis. Seneca. wonL
Rachman, Kansas City. second; WirA
terbotham, Salina, third. Time :0S >
Third race, one mile. state champion
ship-Hackett, Olathe. won; Woodlief.
ottawa. second; Fred Eberhardt, Sa-
lima, third. Time-2:16 1-5.
Fourth race, boys under 16 years.
a: Talbot, Kansas City, won: an easy
winner, but was disqualified for look
ing back, giving first to Felix, of Sa-
INA; Wfkadel, Topeka, second; Baird.
Topeka, third. Time-1:16 20.
n Flfth race, three miles. lap race
Woodlen, Ottawa. won; Hale Denver,
second; Lee, st. Joe, third Time-S.OO
Sixth race, declared no race. will be
finished tomorrow; ChaIf mile open)
Seventh race. two miles open-Pix-
ley. of Omaha, won; Hayman. of Grand
island, second; Lee, of st. Joe, third
Time-519.
N1ARTNBTrE, Wis, Aug. 16.-The /.
"A. W. state meet began today vs45F
auspiciously. Summaries:
One mile novice. class A-Edgar s.
Comstock, Oshkosh, first; Shink. Fon
du Lac, second. Tfme-2:H
Half mile, state championship.
class A-Walter Shrader, Milwaukee,.
won; W. c. Sanger, Milwaukee, sec
ond. Time-11S
Half mile handicap, class A-Edgar
:. Comstock. Oshkosh, won; Charles F.
Jutner, Menominee, Mich. second.
Time :3015.
Two miles open, class B-Tom COOK
er. Detroit, won; c.. NJ Murphf x
Brooklyn. second. Time-4:3O
One mile handicap, class b. p.
Bliss. Chicago. won; A. D. Kennedy,
jr.. Chicago. second. Time-216.
One mile handicap. boys IS and un-
der. class A-Carl J. Eckstrom Manis-.
tique. MICH. won; Frank Seidle. Me-
nominee. Mich. second. Time-2172t.
Two mile state championship, class
"A. p. Bingenheimer, Milwaukee.
won; Walter Schrader, Milwaukee,
second. Time-5:z4A.
Half mile open, class B-Tom Coop
er, Detroit, won; E. c. Bald. Buffalo.
second. Time-1:07.
Two mile handicap. class A-Antone
Stolz. Milwaukee. won: Arthur J.
Reilly, Milwaukee, second. Time-)
The Salt Lake boys are still laugh
ing over their experiences at the Og-
den horse race track.
The races at Logan take place to-
day. Most of the local flyers will COM
pete.
MILITIA DAY.