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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
SOUTH heights HAPPENINGS.

South Heights. Jan. 2l.-Mrs.
Greenwood visited with Mrs. George
Wood q short time las, week.
Herbert GardBer has been very
sick with tho measles, but is some
better now.
Miss Msry Leonard. OF Davenport,
spent short time with friends here
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Trivia, who has been
quite sick for some time, i. able to
be about again.
Miss Monte Dack. OF Milan. spent
'sw days with her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Dsck.
Miss Lille weinberger spent
Wednesday with her brother and
vito west OF Davenport.
Miss Lillio Winter. OF Hampton,
visited her cousin. Miss Mollie
Shroethcr, the first OF tie week.
Misses Clara and Stella Graham
will entertain their friends Friday
evening st a party at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ullemeye.
have rented William Lucas house on
Eighteenth avenue, and haze gone to
housekeeping there.
Messrs. John, viii and Albert
Campbell, H. X. Walker aud Mr..
Church went ont 70 Taylor Ridge
Tuesday hunting. but didn't succeed
in getting much game.
John Swantasch. who works at the
p!ow shop. WIS irjircd Wednesday
by tae bursting OF sn emery wheel.
sna was brought home by A. F
Schmii. lie was reported be ter
Thuf.iay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
r,,a Larceny Not wouan,. 81. Alor..

The story comes froia England Of q
novel being fouId la the strong room @.
a Erin Il Publishers written entirely
uron the note paper Of London club.
The thing Is significant e.. two reasons
First. because the novelist was a man.
and. second. tecause petty Larceny has
long been supposed to tc the rrerogaiive
q woman. 10 Is a fac; that. in this
country at least. IL is women who pilfer
tie detachable privilcgcs 90 lie found On
railway stations. the waiting room o.
department. stores. hotels and like
plac,s IL has teVn found necessary TO
chain Bibles themselves. itisn't so very
long ago that when a woman arosc to
read her bulky extemporaneous address
st the meeting a a certain woman
club. her listeners, upon the hack Of
each sheet Of manuscript. could descry
the sign and seal of well known hotel
This wasn't 80 had. Of course. as q
whole book. but 10 was bad enough
Philadelphia Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment will cure blind, bleeding and
itching piles when ali other ONT
mcnts have failed. i. absorbs the
tamors. allsys the itching q; once,
sets o. pou!iice. gives Instant re-
lief. DR.. Williams Indian Pills Oint.
ment Is prepared only for piles and
itching Of tee private parts. and
nothing else. Every box Is war
ranted. Sold by druggists or sent
BY mail on receipt Of price, SO cents
and 81 per box.
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURES Co..
Proprietors. Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by NJ +. Bahnsen, Druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
THE COUNTY 1EMpLH.

Jan. 17-Jobn j Ingram TO b. F..
WATSON. lot =. block 9, Black Hawk
add, Rock Island, S72S..7.
Edward Moore to Micull 1. Morris,
lot l. block 6. (plat No. y B. Dsven-
porss's third add, Rock Island, $i75.
James Barbour hy administrator to
Morris & Lewis. lot /. block 6. (plat
No. . Davonrort's third add Kock
Island, : ~ 20.
Hope Mills to William Meyer, 10
acres in sw corner ofe nvi %, 10,
5g. sI00.
Harvey Van Order to Wilson z
Harris. "! sws nwi /, II. 1w. $3.50.
Wilson + Harris to Calista Van
Order, W. sxi n.i l. Il, 1w, $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.
Rock I.Isnd Lodge to Have Public Ex.r.
cises Tonight.

Rock I.lsnd Lodge to Have Public Ex.r.
cises Tonight.
Rock Island lodge 65s, A. F. & A.
NJ. will have a public installation Of
officers at Masonic temple this even
ing. In addition TO the Masonic Ger.
emonies. a program Of vocal aud in
strImental music will be presented,
to be followed by banquet and So
cial dance. The committees are:
Arrangement, George Richmond,
Fred I. Myers, j. A. Towers, Edward
NJ. Shoots. Fred Woitmaun; recep-
ton, George Richmond, Henry Carse,
". T. Chanuon. Hon. William Payre,
E. Beck. Louis kohn, F. f. Jankin-
SOL, j. G. Huutoon, +. W. Mckee.
Or. j. F. Myers; floor. I. b. Nc.
Neyin, II. S. Bollma3. W. T. Hartz,
DR.. K. NJ. Sala, George Hess.
The lodge extends a general invi-
tiou to the mem oers Of all other local
lodges and all sojourniug brothers to
be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
a Star Attraction Lost.

Barnes-Peoplc talk about Jonah as
though he were the unluckicst nnau the
world ever saw.
Shcdd-And so he was. Think of the
hard luck Of man who has passed
through his experience in not being an
actor. With the notcriety that that lit.
tic whale experience gave him Jonah
could have played TO full houses indoii-
nltely.-Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
FIFTEEN CENT HOLD UP.
walter L. IL z don Rubbed BY Two Men ON
Thirty first Street.

walter L. Hadgdsn Robbed BY Two Men on
Thirty first Street.
Walter L. Hoigdon. q young man
residing at Sil2 Ninth avenue, was
hsld up by two strange men on
Thirty first street near Tenth ave-
nue. last night. They held him and
went through his pockets, but only
got Is cents for their troubls.
Willie Flynn caused q disturbance
at the Salvation Army barracks last
evening. He was arrested BY Capt.
Eckard. Msgis:rA te Stafford fined
Willie IS and costs. He couldn't
paw and was sen. to the county lail.
Frank Thompson. a hobo arrested
for drunkenness by Officer Lohse.
vas fined s5 and costs. lie went to
jail.
Robert Griffin was fined SO and
costs for disorderly conduct. and
James Ryan Was given 10 days in the
county cooler FOR v.grancy. Both
are hobos. Griffin also went TO lsil.
Tic couldn't liquidste.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

Smoking IN Germany is not a pas
time. II Is an art, and an art that has
grouped about it a respectable number
of industries. Every smoker carries a
cigar case, a cigar clipper, matchbox
and usually little leather box for the
cigar tips. The tips are collected By o
society organized fox the purpose in
each province and are sold to the MANI.
facturer for the bere6. OF charitable i'll.
situations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
Buchlen's Arnica Sslye,

The best salve in the world for
cats. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. tettsf, chspped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions. aud positively cures piles,
or no pay required, 1t is gusran.
teed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Hartz Il Ullo-
mover,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
Two W. II known Statesmen

Talked fox months, from a from.
porch and rear end Of q car. Per.
haps TIE use OF Foley's Honey and
Tar will explain Why they could do
this; without injury to their vocal
organs. 1t is largely used by speak
ers and singers. For sale by T. II
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
I.xCollec.cr.a Notice

The taxes for 1897 arc now dae
and payable at the ofii,e OF county
superintendsn Of schools. court
house, frs. floor near north entrance.
Bring last years tax receipts and
avoid delay ir searching for de-crip-
lions. P.-J. LEE.
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
BONES IN EVIDENCE,
Grewsome Exhibit in the Carl.
son.Sloan Suit
Trial.
Plaintiff ASKS HEAVY DAMAGES

Asky los:s, r. flowing Alleged Malpractice
On the Part of tie Defendant, Renders
His Right ar Usel OF
tho Two Cities C.iI,d to Give Exptrs
Testimony.
The Cac!s5n-Sloau damage suit
trial in the circuit cour. is becoming
very much la Luetgcrt. Human
bones have been introduced in evil.
dence TO demonstrate the theories
and claims OF the respective sides
with reference to the injuries sus-
tanned By the plaintiff. The grew
some exhibit is that Of an articu!sied
right arm. The case has developed
into rather an interesting one. Carl
NJ. Carlson. of Mcline, fell from 4
building March 81, 1896. and received
an injury TO his right arm. DR..
". h. Sloan, after an examina-
tion, claims to have found frac.
ture OF the neck Of the scapula
lie treated Carlson, in due time sue
ceeding in causing q union of the
fractured parts. symptoms Of anky-
losis became subsequently apparent,
and the result was that the patient
has since been deprived OF tie use OF
his right arm from the elbow down.
Carlson alleges that his condition
was due to improper treatment on
the part Of DR.. sloan. sgainst whom
be thereupon started An action for
e. 90 damages for malpractice. The
plaintiff, who is represented by Meese
IL Rank and w. e. Allen, claims that
tho 1nkylosis was caused from q
fracture and dislocstion OF the
radius q: the elbow joint;
that this injury was never treated
by the defendant. Five physicians.
Drs. J. +. Myers, Of Rock Island. +
A. Ed.in, G. f Whiteside. j
A. Johns, aud j. j. TTemb-
lay. Of Moline, testife, on
the witness stand in supper. of
the contention Of the plaintiff of tbs
existence Of sn elbow fracture and
dislocation. The defense holds that
the iuJnry was confiaed to the neck
OF tho scspuls, and that the ankylosis
might have resulted from iibrus ia.
ilsinrstion. The defense began o.
ier;ng its evidence yesterday after
noon. The defendant was the first
to take the stand. He was followed
by DIS &. l.. Eyster and 5. c. Plum
mer, who held that the snl, iosis
might have set in from o condition
arising during the period while the
arm WAS bound Cor the purpose OF
ed citing The uaion OF the fractured
parts. The defendant is represented
nv jackson i Hurst. Of this city, and
j b. Oakleai, Of Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

drop OF medicine dlfing the past two years.
Under these circumstances 1 cannot do
oths-W ise than recommend II to others"
Friendship, MY. ". II. SCOTT, NJ. ID.
DIR. Mile Remedies are sold by all drug
rist; under a positive guarantee Erst bottle
benefits or money ref ulded Book on Heart
and Ncrv.s seat free ~ all APPLICANTS.
DR.. NILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
Mrs. Osbsra Trial,

The criminal docket will in sll
probability be taken up week af,e,
next. IA imporsar: case booked for
trial at this term Is lha. OF Mrs. Mar
Osb'r. under indictment for arson.
the alleged burning in Moline Of The
residence o, her lac hus band, Adam
Alday, who died short time before
the destruction OF the house under
somewhat my sterious circumstances,
it being charged that he died from
poison. Mrs. Alday then married
Hans Osbar. of Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

Yes. Ills true: fo;ey's Honey ard
Tar is the bes. cough medicine. For
sale by T. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21
ENTERTAIN,
Smoker and Banquet Given
at Castle
Hall.
/ FINE PROGRAM Is PRESENTED.

Pythisas and Trisads After Es ,yisg songs
IN aas;e and Isfssmd speech making
Gather Aboat tire Ysss's, Board. where
. Dsiiei,us Ls1ehsss % Psrtahsa o.
stssiss TsId.
81. Paul lodge No. i07, X. p, gave
"A entertainment, smoker aad ban
ques OF Castle hall last evening
which VS. er joyei by she memb ers
60 the lodge. their friends and dele
ga'ion q Moline PJthisns. Tho
audience vas FIRST treated to o de-
lighiiul musical pragEAm, consist.
ing % vocal solos by = x. Maloncy
add 3. A. Johnson; piano selections
by Prof. y. r. Eosiby and Louis
Johnsoe: comic recits,ions by George
McCasktis. and mandolin solos and
sle'ch;-o' hard tricks By Prot. SAM
a.l S.egel. OF Chicago, who is
The lesding soloist Of the Maei.
doit Imperisl orchestra. which
will probably give 81 eater
tainment 81 Hsrper's thea, Q In the
near 'u:rre under the auspices Of So.
Paul lodge. The cigars were passed
AID Tie gsnlieueu smoked and heard
. number Of iupromp,u speeches.
a. 1880 the dining room door was
opened and revealed two neatly dec
GRATED tabes bsarirg an ample sup.
ply % edi5,ss, whicl were psrtaken
% ~ish n relish. W. II. IIsire aud
Robert Connolly presided over the
ttb.cs with becoming grace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

The sIpper oser. s. NJ. Arndt. act.
lag IS master % ceremonies, called
ior stories. Nearly everyone as
senblei as the baard told q yarn
and the result was an hour Of hearty
laughs.
Metropolitan lodge. X. r., has sur
rendered lie chsr,er. and the mem.
bers will Join ST. Paul lodge. One
loige is considered sufficient for
Rock leland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

had a constant futtcr-
ing Of the heart AID
severe paipi.ation and
pain in the left side.
She took three bottles
Of Er. Miles New Heart
Cure and wascomple.e-
ly restored to health,
and has not taken a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-21

Subscribe for TIE AE2us.
The sun., 1898-02-03

layed his winnings back on Belvina and
Dorah lamar. guess that will hold
YOU for a while.
Tip Mcintyre and Airplant Casey
PLAYED X ,ssllan heavily. The well
known IrishII,an also had IL commission
on at Dawson City.
Burkro!dcr was so confident OF
Meadows winning he bet $40 on him but
finish fourth, was the best he could do.
Before the first race every one wanted
Runaway but after the race many OF
the talent stood looking at each other
wondering why they didn't play Earn.
Johnny Ryan was very sweet on Blue
Jaw, maybe it was because he looks 50
much like Prince l..
Conspirator the unluck horse OF the
jersey stable might have won again
Yesterday Rad he not have been shut off
this is the best you can get with the un.
lucky son of Pontiac.
For some unknown reason DOrah La
mars price was as good as q to When
she looked to be a As shot on form, sln
run true and won easily from the much
touted good thing Blue Jay who finished
third.
Rossman just did last long enough to
beat Ferocious who Rgby brought up
with great rush, this horse is certainly
improving in every race he runs.
lack Frost won a swell bet on Tommy
O as h. figured the fast son of fremont
good thing.
Old Flippen lost few ten spots on
Gallative but what he done to Belvina
made up for his losings
The sun., 1898-02-03
SELF DEFENCE.

All arrangements for the Tuxedo
Athletic Clubs boxing carnival at pyle's
Cycle Academy tonight have been com
pletcd. The stage has been torn down
and will be reconstructed. Charley
johnson will arrive in Wilmington about
noon today and will stop at he Jennings
/ Hotel. Kid Jones will arrive about , p.
IN. and will stop at Il relatives while IN
Wilmington. Eddy Lcnny and his
handlers and manager will arrive early
in the evening and will make the Weston
Hotel their headquarters. These goes
are expected to eclipse any boxing show
ever given in Wilmington. Il. II. kain,
Assistant Sporting Editor Of the Record,
will look after Charley Johnson's inter
csts. Bob Deadly, Of the Olympic
Athletic Club of Delaware County, will
head big delegation OF sporting men
from Philadelphia to witness the goes.
Also large delegation of sports will
leave Chester tonight on the 65S train to
witness the goes. A large delegation is
expected to be ON hand to witness this
exhibition.
The next show ofthc Tuxedo Atheletic
Club OF Chester will be held at Pyle's
Cycle Academy this evening The show
will open with Ground curtain raiser,
in which Eddie 1Hnny of Chester will
meet Kid Jones of NOrristown, Pa,
Charlie johnson, late Of Minneapolis,
but now Of Philadelphia, will meet Geo.
Russell OF New Castle 10 rounds. These
two bouts will be worth going to see, as
Russell has been doing great work lately.
Lenny will give Midget Glynn's friends
chance to see what the Chester lad can
do. He is training every day at the
Ieiperville Hotel, with Billy Whistler,
who Is training for his 29-round go with
Tommy White. The Russell and John
son bout will give Russell's friends a
chance too sec what material Russell
consists of, as johnson is considered one
of the best l4Opound men in this section
of the country. Russell feels confident
Of victory and is in fine condition. The
club will also make Martin Judge and
Young smyrna a bid for a l5round 60.
The winner of the Lenny and Jones bout
will receive an offer to meet Dave Sulli-
van of Boston in a l5-round wind-up.
The club after the show will make extern
sive alterations to the building, arrang-
lIlS scatliiS caHaCty loi WV ti'uS"ilu
people, and will handle only two bouts
ut each exhibition, Il lO-round curtain
raiser and a l5-round wind-up, and will
bill for nothing but good people,
George Russell has chance to earn
$3.50 by whipping man before club i'll
Toronto, Canada.
Harry Smith, the crack fighter OF
Chester, says that as Frank Hoffecker
would not accept his challenge he now
extends one to Billy Whistler, Joe Fair
burn or Joe Berstein, of New York, to
meet any Of them before the Tuxedo A.
G. of this city.
George Cole, who boxed 2O-round
draw with Martin Judge some time ago,
hos been matched with Jim Janey, for
limited round contest at Washington in
the, near future. .....' ...
Jack Bennett, Of McKeesport, Pa, and
Frank Garrard, Of Chicago, have been
The sun., 1898-02-03
DIAMOND DUST.

Billy Barne has sold hi, interest in
the Hartford, Conn, Club to asyndi-
cate.
Yale's Law School candidates were out
for practice yesterday, thirty-thrce play
ers appearing Games will be played
with Georgetown, Harvard and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and an Eastern
trip will be taken.
John T. Brush, OF Cincinnati, is seri-
ouslv ILL.,
Princeton has engaged "Lady' Jayne,
last years star pitcher, and ex'Captain
Bradley 20 coach the candidates for this
wear team. Clarke, Baltimore's catcher,
will also coach the team for few weeks
Arlie Latham is not under contract to
any club.
The Eastern clubs may open the sea-
son in the West instead of East vs.. East
and West vs.. West, as in past years.
Breitensten has signed Cincinnati
contract.
Mark Baldwin has issued an execution
against Chris Won der Abe for S2,525, for
being illegally arrested in st. Louis i'll
1895.
Charles II. Ebbetts yesterday as
sumed control of the Brooklyn Club,
having made a deal with Gus Abel.
The latter has decided to remain in base
ball, and the pair controls Lightweight
per cent. of the stock.
Pop Anson is ont of it! The veteran
captain and first basenlan will not be
seen with the Colts this season.
"Tom" Brown has decided that
"Jack" Doyle shall captain the Senators
when he himself is not in the game.
Jimmy" Ryan thinks that there is
nothing like the intenperance among
ball players nowadays that there was
ten years ago.
President Young says that the bunt
hit will remain, and, naturally enough,
that there will b. no change in the
pitching distance.
The Pittsburg clubs expects its spring
practice tour to cost at least $1,000.
The sun., 1898-02-03
THE SUN WILMINGTON FEBRUARY 1898

matched to fight twenty rounds before
the Crescent Athletic Club, Of Tor,nto
March .; for a purse OF 81 900.
Bobby Dobbs wants to meet Joe Wa
colt in fifteen or twenty-ronnd bout.
Midget Glynn and Patty Donovan viii
fight ON Friday night al the Arena i'll
Philadelphia.
Bob Fitzsimmons, who is playing in
Detroit, has boen interviewed on Cor
belts retirement. "The news that Cor
bett has retired" said Fitzsimmons,
"ooes not surprise me bit 1t is just as
| have told the public time and again,
that the false alarm will never forget
the awful beating gave him at Carson
City. No power on earth could ever per-
suade him to enter the ring again with
either Maher, Sharkey or myself. All OF
the boistcrol,s talk that he and his gang
INDUCED in latel y was done purely to ad-
vertise his business, which, from all ac.
counts, ha. been anything but satisfac-
tory since took the conceit out of him.
BY driving him to the wall and making
him throw up his hands and quit the
ring. consider that ] have done the
public great service, because now that
he has fallen by the Wayside everybody
will get much-needed rest from the
windy utteranccs of the worst excuse OF
a fighter that ever stepped into the
ring"
Talking of Kid Mccoy and his elusive
forfets Billy Madden says: 81 would
advise the Kid to steer clear of Maher.
Peter to my mind, despite his several
defeats and his apparent yellow flop OF
the heart in a tight pinch, is the most
dangerous fighter in America. Within
the past two years he has improved SO
fast in cleverness he is a far better man
than the Maher who was twice defeated
by Fitzsimmons."
The one punch with which Peter
Maher settled Yank Kenny caused
puglistic statisticions to figure out
Maher's chances with Gus Rubin.
The argument of the dope men Isl:
Kenny beat Rubin in sixteen rounds;
Maher licked Kenny in one round;
therefore Maher should simply look at
Rubin, sneeze, and make the Ohioan
fall in fit.
Frank Childs, who defeated Bob Arm
strong in Chicago and quite unexpected
ly, too, may be matched to box Tom
Sharkey, the fight to take place in Chi
cago.
Windy Corbett says that he has retired
and will talk no more. Every one is
thankful and hopes that he will keep his
word.
The Olympic Club, Of San Francisco,
has signed Peter Jackson and Jim JET
fries for a twenty-round 60. The men
will meet about March 10 in the Mechan-
les Pavilion in that city.
The sun., 1898-02-03
CYCLING.

Tie bicycle trade this year is below
what it has been at this time in former
years. Then agents found business ex-
ceedingly busy. 1t is not so this year
and while manufacturers have no fears
for the sale OF the '9S models, the laxity
of sales in comparison with past years
does not tend to encourage. The fact
that the National Cycle Board of Trade
has not sanctioned a cycle show is be-
lieved by many agents to account for the
uuietness of the market 1t is not to be
imagined that wheels have not been sell
ing, but it is a fact that the number
thus far sold is greatly below that Of last
year or the year before. Agents are
loath TO admit this, but it is plainly
evident from the answer given to queries
on the subject. When asked about the
'9S machines the answer usually y is the
stereotyped one: "Oh. we have sold
quite a number, but business has not
begun YETI One big firm has shown
that business is not OF the best by letting
out part of its headquarters.
According to an exchange, a fastidious
member Of the fashionable set, whose
greatest objection to cycling has been
'the nasty, dirty chain,' decl lares that
the age of protected gears is at hand, and
promises to organize q club the members
Of which will ride onlynn enclosed chain
or cIlainIcss wheel next summer. Thoy
will a!so wear Il Uniform Of white duck,
or skirts, with white gloves. Does the
gentleman calculate the effect of the sad
die on white duck,
4 bill has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature providing for an an
nual State tax of ~ on each bicycle, the
money to 60 into the road fund.
Charles ". Miller. the winner Of the
recent six days bicycle race, left this
city yesterday to join the colony OF rae
ing men now quarered at Bellealr, Fla.
After course OF training at that place,
Miller contemplatcS going abroad, pro-
viding he can make satisfactory a range
ments.
Lchr, the Genan, defeated Nat Butler,
the American in two straight heats at
BelIair, Fla, yesterday, in a match which
was the feature Of the opening meet of a
series to be held during the stay OF the
international contingent in Florida
Chairman Mott, OF the racing board,
does not approve of making the office
held by him an elective one. Why, Ger
tainly not, how foolish ! With Potter as
president, too
Buffalo, Boston and New York want
the 1899 National L. A. W. meet.
A cycling and singing club has just
been started in Birmingham by mum.
Der of ladies rnd gentlemen with musical
tastes, the idea being, when the ride into
the country is finished, that an hour or
two shall be devoted to music ere the re-
turn ride is undertaken. Once a month
there will be special cycle club contests.
Fast and slow sections have been formed,
and this latest application OF music to
cycling looks like being a success. Eng
lish Cyclist.
A happy couple, after the marriage
ceremony in Berlin, started on bicycles
for their honeymoon tour,going to Rome
and back. a procession OF cyclists,
headed by the mother-in-law, went out to
meet them on their return. 1t is re-
ported that the countcnance of the bride |
groCn wore rather chastened express
sion when he fully recognized the pace
maker to the welcoming crowd.