New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
intermediate double SOULS and senior e'e"'
STAUBACH'S HOT PACE.
THE LEADER IN THE PHILADELPHIA
NETWORK CENTURY RUN DE-
NoUNCED FOR HIS HASTE.
HE rs CHARGED WITH HAVING TRIED TO po
r,,o Girls WHO WERE IN HIS SECTION
THE RIDERS REACH JERSEY CITY
ONE HOUR AHEAD OF TIME

THE RIDERS REACH JERSEY ClIi
ONE HOUR AHEAD OF TIME
Ten OF the riders In the first section OF the cen,
. ,,n from philadelphia TO New-York reached
49, po,rsvlvana Railroad station. In Jersey CitE' az
5.2o o'clock last evening, an hour ahe'u y, ~
scheduled time Charles p. Staupacn captain ~
the Manhattan Cvclers, and X ID. AIIlsel' j.. "
the Hampstead Wheel C!up' were '"o '
cross the finish line r,to
Among the early arrivals were 1 -, =. 4,
Curtis Of Keyport n. j.. who were as fresh a. Il
they had taken short spin. seVerai Vi 'i'e ~
we're almost exhausted. Twenty others VINO S'''eu
With the section struggled in ana reacneu ''i'''
City IN time 20 greet the second section Inc "is'
arrive of the latter the couriers on tdI'"e'
- TT A,,iger and Earle Bennett, both or the Henip-
s,ead Wheel Club. They finished the run al 40
o'clock The pacemakers. George "neoei an"
Thomas Ward followed almost halt an noun 'a'
Nth twenty OF the thirty-fve starters Inc pao.
Majors Of the second section adhered 10 'he sc"eu
ule and were astonished 10 learn 'i''' ' W
ton had beaten The time fixed
Several OF the riders were disappointed on reach
ing the ferry In Jersey City, to ma no oiioia "a
tho League OF American Wheelmen present u 'ane
their names and cards. Fearing that 'hey "ou'0
he denriyed of the honors they had woh' '".! re
,.,orod NJ Taylors Hotel and one OF them cale' va
q Justice of the Peace and maze an d',
Many OF the tired century riders s'rass'e' O
Jersey city up to 10 o'clock last night.
New-Rr,nswick n. j.. Aug. tSpeciap nc. ,'''
first division Of the return century III" I'm
deInhia 10 New-York reached TINS Guy 'o-uas me-
~ rho riders were nearly exhausted anu 'ne'
loud in their complaints against the captain VI VIC
,,,,s,o, Charles F. Staubach OF New-f orh' WHO
- h,of nacemaker Mr. Staubach Is captain OF
,h Norbattan Cyclers of New-York. II was Dolby
charged that a killing pace was SET py "'auu''", 40
a deliberate effort TO 10 up the t"o NV"
Melissa and Julia Curtis, Of Keyport' VINO were '"e
Only Woign action it was alleged was due to
ouo at a statement made in one OF the pniiadei,
pha papers from 1na Ne eM to Philadelphia they
r no themselves such riders that the pacenaKers
would have had f d aeia that at sta"bac
one OF the pacemakers, too onenee az 't n rrirn
learning ,ha5 the lark TeTe is 10 sad A wen
we can't set pace hot enough LOT . ~ r,ce that
Wh@tsvG1 was ms Of tha scheduled and though
the stops were made as listed IN ,ne foriyve
minutes We're gained princeton being r Ss' s,aye a.
0:f instead of Il 30 as scheduen. IN a lust outside
of Trenton and hurt her right knee Sns Sn ear
handkerchief about the wound ana and ae TWO Wheel
mem lust behind unable to turn out piiea up did liz,
top Of her Her He, d leg ,N was TuD Dady 0'u'''' '
There was let up on the es NHw mls
wrhed road from Prnee foneI IL on this stretch
New-Brunswick being reached az lal SSymnathV Of
the schedule time lS SS ocI WitG the girls and each
was surrounded by volunteer body guard oe'e'
n,lred TO see her through 49,. >o,. rruns
wick which was dinner stop Ihey H %.fs and
heie y! NO hetter shape Melissas injured leg
Snrt her considerably bu; both girls sara n ,S
would keep on, az better roadS LOT '"e '''' - ~
r' MeaHWhlle delegation OF the wheelmen ma ma
,.ai,ad mon Staubach and had taken MN 10 lash,
% MI nto their opinion of him in no uncertain
way declared that the pSs crowd %@s of pecS
tors got wind OF the story. and stanbacn was
tearsd and booted Staubach. 1t is said, promised
to keep to the scheduled pace lot 'ne resi- - WIG