The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05

that official record may be made
The fact that the roads were in such
poor condition deferred a large number
of the fair sex from making the trip.
The following finished within four
teen hours and will receive a century
bar from the c. r. c.:
st; Paul
ArchAe Ma'heis, w A. Jewett.
TO-, nj -'e''n0's' W; ID: DHon,
Henry Drnes H. Phelps,
). Z. Carmichael j. w. Whitman.
k Loth hosnenlid. James Thorne,
Ninneo noItle'
j. A. Barnes G. II Vanderboof
Mr.. Nelson, Dr. c. c. Cole.
j. A. McEmery. w L. Harding,
=, u. owen, " l.. Pierce.
Is R SjosISer' Mrs Mrs w: Il, fierce'
Charles Peterson e = Foster
James Bartels, A N Newton.
w Z. Nixon, L. Neidenhoffer.
Artnur Neison, L. T. Taylor.
Dr. % r. H,,n+or "; E = Gean
Allen Underwood Geo BTouehton
NJ. L. Knowlton, Charles ]. Tyren
Jimmy Michael, the popular little
corrs of hicvcle way carriers Michael
is another bri9ht star in tbe hicvclo
armament who has offered his services
TO the GENTRY IF tbe bicvcIe can he
we'll utilized in ,,odo,-n worforo Tin,,nv
will certainly demonstrates it as he viii
rut +ba whaal 70 a ,,oost or,,oio1 tos+
NichaaTs faatS On the oiro,,its bo+,,
Of bnn1e ond ob,.nad 49, va ~, tt,o 49,
widaenreo at+antion and sho,1IS ~ ~
Gatai;ed ~ CO. ; e os
1,,o,,Id IA $3.50 f1I 49,, ria ~ 90
t 49, con D ma.eu ny Tic "neeiiiieh VI
,u
ne Woriu reCord Ior one mile Is
Salu 70 IldV9 peeE proheh at che CTystal
IaIace TRACK III LonuoIl May .. Fiatt-
Pslts' lhe sturdy niue EnsHSn Hyer. is
tHe man .s VINO Gilppeu tWo-Lltns OF
secchu on OF j.. w. STOCKS standlnS
record OF l.9o 20, making the worlds
Iecofu Tor one mie on bicycle Lob
nat ana also transferring the record
across the pond. However, now that
the greatest record on the list is held
py an Enghshman, American riders will
ehdeaVor harder than ever to lower the
existing time, and with the perfecting
or pacing machinery, and. of pacing
crews, it is within possibility that an
American rider will regain the lost
mark, even this season.
The annual meeting of the executive
committee OF the Century Road club
occurred last Monday at the Great
Northern hotel, Chicago. President w.
l.. Krietenstein, of Terre Haute, Ind,
and Second Vice President A. L. Mace,
of st. Paul, were present, the only
absentee being First Vice President G.
- w. Fourdrinier, of Boston. During the
session the following club officials call
ed and took part in the proceedings:
National Secretary G. w. Mears, Cleve-
land; Chairman Road Record Commit
tee Walter Faraday, Wilmette. Ill;
Illinois State Centurion r. E. OCon-
rer. Chicago, and Wisconsin State Csn-
tGrion Ii. l.. Marshall, Milwaukee. One
of the most important decisions made
rule CT allowing not more than 20 per
cent Of a century over boulevards, paw
ed streets, park roadways or cycle
paths. Hereafter a member may go
over the pest road ne can md on his
century run, and the century thus made
Will go on record, providing 1T was rid
den over recognized century course,
approved by the state centurion of the
state IN. WhlCn the roe was mace.
me hatiohal orsanlzatloh is heartliy
IN ldV0I Oh the SOU roaus irloveinent
us influence and strength IN securing
"a doie iesIsldeioli, ioohlis toWdru
nne 'e' a aliene 81 Jul county roAo-
\ Mayo: "a Ioi,iiilllee WaS dppolh.su u
c"HrSI wren the coiliiittee Ltoili the Il.
r A. Loo Iol@x
1aiilI d lioli Iael eoi ual y, 10 Sohsioef
.iie Guy gu aoIiI'y VI "tdilsielli5s tlle COIL
~ VI laciIS I'm tnat oouy " soilie
otner lat Ola, ia. as s;, me cen
IuIy h1au Si u Wlii SD pe IN d posi-.
aon ~ nanui ,s eiiis VI aiCn ~ Inc Sport
IN .noiousii Iitaiilfef, maVits wen Or
sdiilHeu uIvisIoiis ~ eveiy sla'e anu III
% Iii ro,rosa,,4ad -, 60 n,e3
MG G3, o4, &c ~,
ne ~, az ..le i.a 'i 'ol-aa
poaIu VIII 1911 oa no.t:p. oiie -
Ausust, "iieil az Iii I 1 "a IN
PoI'ah0e " ~ Oi-''" VIZ NC oeoeo
Durlhs lhe Idse Sen udys ieaeu!ei
AhueISon' VI .Le CSo 49, eson ~ :; "ssoe ts
tion' mas received over sooo IN eoiilr =,
putioiiS' III iiiO'' eo''sN mo- e>0eeuiiis 81
CllIIoro II. eTrana1l, ol lle Northern
PACING general Ounces. turned IN !lst
yesterday which enrlched the assocla-
ton to the extent OF slsz' Which is the
largest amount turned over by one man
to the association since II was organ
lied.