Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-13

deavor to show on on the smooth streets
Of the city, AM THUS give the public and
ing capabilities. Fortunately for the great
majority of wheeImen the scorching ten
dency develops itself in the early life of
cyclist, and does nVt last very long. While
himself as wellTas Pedestrians: All wheel
men Of experience Will frown down scorch-
Ing and encourage the efforts of the police
to break 1t up.
Cl4k Notes.
Capt F. Baker Weaver Of the Affair
Cycle Club has-compiled list of runs for
the month of June, which was promul-
gated the last Regular meeting of the club.
held during the week. On the evening of
June Is the. clvb will go to Chevy Chase;
June p, Cabin John bridge; June %. Ana
costa via Benntng. All runs will start at
1870 o'clock from 1908 32d street north
west. The first strawberry run Of the club
was such success it has been decided to
hold another In the near future, and
called to consider the matter. The selec-
ton OF a place will be left in charge of
committee. which will make full arrange
ments. the members of the clubs attending
the run and enjoying the feast.
The Columbia Heights Wheelmen have
just been organized and are now holding
regular meetings every Tuesday evening
at Parish Hall, Mount Pleasant. Accord
Ing to the constitution, which has been
adopted the membership Of the club will
be limited to sixty bicyclists. On a run the
club Will form In three companies OF TWEEN
ty men each, and the uniform will be red
and black sweaters with gray suit and
stockings and cap to match. Although the
club has Just started the future looks very
bright. The charter members are w. Tate.
y: Dessez. A. Mulizing, d: Edmonds. F.
Scharf, r. Ransdell, B. Tolls, F. Burgess
and w. Torbert.
At the last regular meeting the following
o e, We're elected: President Mr..
lieutenant. A. Mullizing The next regular
meeting will be held Tuesday, at which
the applications of Howard Fisk, c. Carr,
X. Heron and c.. Burr for membership
Will he acted upon. The first run of the
club Will be held Sunday morning to Glen
Echo and the country thereabout.
The Washington Road Club is now maxi
lee arrangements for new headquarters,
and in all probability the club will have
new home before the end of next week.
Negotiations are now pending for a suite of
rooms in the Hotel Arno. on 18th street.
and most likely all arrangements will be
completed In a few days for the occupancy
Of the same.
The Proposed Inter-UrbRn Races.
Mr.. w. S. Mexican received letter
thursday from Mr.. Conway w. Sans,
chief consul of the Maryland division of the
League of American Wheelmen, stating
that the racing board had decided to award
the inter-urban races to the Park Track
and Athletic Association in Baltimore and
the International Athletic Park in this
city. The idea of Mr.. Sans was to have
races on dates to be agreed upon. two teams
representing Baltimore and Washington.
for suitable prizes TO be donated by the
two associations.
Mr.. Mexican has arranged for confer
erce with Mr.. Sans Monday afternoon in
baltimore. He is DESTROYS of having
valuable trophy put up to be competed for
would be better idea to have different
teams Of three men each for every race.
thereby securing the best possible men to
represent this city Arrangements will be
completed at the conference. -