Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-07-25

I against time.
There will be ten other features on
the programme, and all will take place
on the race track in front Of the grand
stand.
| MANY CYCLING EVENTS
Are on the Card for Local Riders Dur
ing the Coming Weeks.
The Race Meeting of the Carroll
Club Cyclers Next Thursday,
and the Lantern Parade Which
Win Precede 1.-THE Dillon,
Wheat, & Hancher Meet - The
Musicians Union Picnic at the
FAR Grounds.
Wheelmen are now interested in the
Carroll Club Cyclers race meet, VIII
will be given at the State trou66s
next Thursday afterl k1ises
20 be a big success from
all surrounding present.
Briant, the ack" rider,
has been q e crowd will
come y and Marietta
Brio Heet Ogle, of Mari
g ettle the dispute be-
Dand a match race may
he Ohio River railroad
y special excursion rate of
pand trip from Parkersburg,
good returning for three days,
corresponding low rates will be
gred from intermediate stations.
KThk club has already received about
80 entries. The prizes will be distrib-
uted i'm the Carroll Club auditorium on
the night Of the meet. Visiting wheel
men will be received, and their wheels
checked and cared for at ndhe G1gR
received for the boys race. Some OF
the riders who have entered are w, N
Matthews. ArchieN. Grimes, j. n. Mat
tbews. and Geo. McCammic, OF Wells
hurq, John G.. Porter, Of Steubenvllle;
RalDb Heaton. of Martins Ferry; Il.
+ Walters. of Allegheny; c. A. Brl-
ant of ParkersbuTg; W. c. hlmDle,
IF St. Clairsville; o. Mckenzie OF
Hazelwood: Carroll E. Beatty, Geo.
Nicolson. Shepard, o.; r. A. HELPING,
Allegheny: Walter Bell, Marietta; h.
f. Berry, Bridgeport.
In connection with the race meet the
lantern parade Wednesday night prom
ICES IN be a big success. Committees
have beep appointed for each ward,
and the nesting places for each ward
have beeo designated and published.
Ladies' and their escorts will form
sanarate division. which promises also
to be a very large one. A general IN
vitation has been extended 10 BenMoOu,
Bellaire Bridgeport and Martin Ferry
wheeelmen to join in making THIS the
biggest affair Of the kind ever gwen
in his vicinity. The parade VIII move
ahout 100 o'clock, and the line OF
march Will be published wednesday
morning.
There will be several very interesting
bicvc'e races at the musicians picnic
/ a. he state Fair Grounds tomorrow
efterroon. for which handsome ana
suitable prizes have been offered by the
/ Musicians Union. In the evening there
/ win he bicycle parade OF local wn T5ei-
Z men from the Carroll CluD 10 the ali
| Grounds. in which all riders are III
vited to take part.
The Dillon. Wheat & Hancher meet
] viii he given at the Fair Grounds Au-
I erst 9Th and also promises to be a bls
Success II will be a diamond meet
sDd the races will be open only &c
,.;ders living in Wheeling, Benwood
NIourdsville. Bellaire. Bridgeport, Mar
TVS Ferry. St. Clairsville and Wells
bur0 y w. & H. have hung VI
nrizes to the value Of nearly 5000.
Iist of races and prizes was puDusnee
IN Saturdav's edition Of the Register.
The officials at this meet Will De a
follows. namely:
Referee. w. r. Stevenson.
clerk Of Course. DR.. ]. H. Mcclure
Starter. Jacob Loos.
Announcer. W. d. Sadler; -,
Judges. c. r. McCabe, J. b. Grimu
and r. 3. McNear. -
Timers. A. A. Franzheim, john n
list Chas. n. Hancher.
The scorers and umpires have no
vet been selected. Arthur Zimmerman
the worlds champion. will ride severe
exhibitions AGAINST time. and VIII n
doubt prove q big drawing card. IN
colored race will be a novel and inter
estiug feature. with two hrst prizes
Frtrv blanks will be out Monday even
} inc and NAV be obtained at DilloI
Wheat & Hancher's, or of Chas, ID
Geiger. at R. H. Lists pharmacy
After the D.. W. & H. meet, the ne93
|. big event to interest the fast riders WI
/ he the races al the Labor Day eeleOrS
ton on the Fair Grounds.
The boys road race TO be given o
A; Mr. E. Scheehle. the enterprisin
; dru,gist of North Main street, neN
Thursday evening. promises to be
= vcrv exciting contest. The course
: fron his place Of business to the Rief
. land coal works and return. The rae
: ts omen for boys Of the North En-
; and FULTON. Mr.. Scheehie expects
have about fifteen entries.