The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-10

the hire of any person, or exhibit as
trick performer, act in capacity of trainer
of athletics of any kind for pay, ride a
race for money prize, for a wager or for
gate money.
Clause B-If you ride a race in which
there are professional competitors If
you make pace for the above in public
In public shall be construed to be any
performance or event where sufficient adj
vertisement newspaper notices will be
deemed sutfcienD has been manifest to
attract an audience, paid or not.
Clause C-Sellng prizes.
Clause DIFF you take or accent ANYTHING
in the way of expenses from any one
You must pay your own expenses with
your own money. Entrance fees are ex-
penses.
Clause accompanying for prize of more
than $35 in value.
Clause F-Racing men employed in cycle
establishment may be transferred to the
professional class if the board is con-
WINGED that they are receiving any racing
advantage by trade employment. No
other evidence is necessary.
Clause G-Outside your own state. he
yond 100 miles of your legal residence
BY this is meant you may ride in the state
of your legal residence, and not be re-
stricted to the 100-mile limit, so long as il
is within the boundaries of your own
state.
A bicycle school has just been opened at
Yokahoma.
Copenhagen has about $4,000 cyclists
The international races will be held there
this year.
MY bicycle bride has wheels in her head.
And limbs that have muscle and grace
But that which really caused us TO wed ,
Was her beautiful bicycle face
1t is the intention of the Erie railroad -
spring disappointing surprise on the hi
cyclers of New York city. The New York
bill says that wheels shall be transported
as baggage, but does not specify that thew
shall be carried on the same train thai
carries the owners The Erie has seized
upon this loophole. Every Sunday This
road hauls five or six extra baggage cars
on its morning trains out of New York
10 accommodate the bikes. This road will
maui now but one baggage car out of that
wheels will be accepted though there he
bicycles enough on hand 10 fill a dozen
cars.
Some of the local mayors of rural French
cities have issued orders that bicyclist
must be careful not to break up funeral
procession. nor must they run into troops
when they are drilling.
The tramp steamer Ardandhu. en- route
for Cuba, has on board, among other sun
piles, a consignment of BICYCLES 10 he
used by the officers of the Cuban insur-
gents. They were consigned to Neuvitas
Cuba.
a very, good bicycle costume is of brown
covert cloth. The fun skirt has a large,
fiat box plait at the back and two smaller
ones in front The play afforded to the
being lifted up and down as usual
1t is estimated that over 600 riders will
enter the Chicago road race on Decora ton
day. Last year there were 565 contest
ants.
Harry Fixes has written for nerrnission
TO enter the professional field. His father
w. A. Fixes, says. 4 don't expect Harry
TO beat the best professionals. but he wifi
hstII n Is L.
What induced me to have him leave anna
teur ranks was the difficulty in securing
concession to race in other circuits With
out permission, a rider is not allowed 10
ride further than 100 miles from home"
young Elkes Will enter the Panama races
az Jacksonville, and will ride against the
professionals now in Savannah HAVING
a local man against them will give the pro-
tessional races additional zest His leav-