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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

become imbued with tho idea that the
Ohio State league will not be as fast
as the 1nter-Cty league, but they are
reckoning without their host, a State
ment that will be demonstrated when
Starr gathers HIS team late this week. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
1898 Bicycles Down to $500.

New 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents Blcy-
Giles hre now being sold OIL easy conditions
as low an $500: others outright ut $685.,
and hgh-gfade Mt 1905 and SO, 70. % DO.
this notice out and send TO senrs, Roe
buck & Co, Chicago. they will send you
their 1895 bicycle Catalogue ind full par
tioulars. : sl n. ISis M ;npll II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

IEANTED-BYt, "A. YOUNG BOY. 16
w: years OF age. a position OF any kind
Good penman, willing to do any. kind OF
work; speaks English and German. ADJ
dress c. O., care Intelligencer office. apis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
LOST.

T OST = PEARL AND = DIAMOND,
IL scarf pin, containing three pearls and
four diamonds in cluster Finder, will BIO
literally rewarded by leaving same ut R.
Il. Schubert's jewelry store, Market street.;
opposite postoflice. 1f.sa apl3 &
r oST-A PAIR OF DIAMOND STUDS,
IL fastened to a small white cord, on tho
street cars between Wheeling and Bridge.
port or Wheeling and Bellaire. Reward
Will be given II returned to Mcclure House
or Pabst BrewinE Company. ~. apl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT FROM APRIL Al.

A most desirable country residence, with
four and one-half acres Of ground situated
on. Motor line. in Pleasant Valley. q
a residence with . rooms, yard, cellar,
a well located store room. opposite Nc
Lure HouseA on Twelfth street. second
door from German Bank. now vacant, ~
Arion store room, No. 2192 Main street
H-acre farm miles UP river road. EF35
46-acre farm in Marshall county, and not
moro than miles from tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

VJTANTED-To TRADE, "A NEW
w Singer sewing machine for n horse.
Apply to SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO.. No. 20 Twelfth street. mrlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

est blessing Of my llfe.'
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold BY oil drug
sists under o positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF tho heart and
nerves froe, Address,
DR. MILES MEDICA'
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TO LoAN.

MONEY. TO LoAN-s1,600, sl.5c01AND,
:INI. $500. z Address r. T. = HOWELL
bridgeport, Ohio. ap1l u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

5.lfl sl5C0O.00, s20.C00.0O. GEO. j. MATHI-s
SON. Real Estate Agent. 1905 Market St,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

It is likely that there will be many
popular price Sunday excursions to
Massillon and Carton this summer
They are two OF three Sunday ball
towns in the Ohio league, and Wheeling
will be at one Of the two on two-thirds
Of the Sundays in the championship sea-
son. The Wheeling & Lake Erie Is al
ready arranging to run these excursions
on dates when Wheeling Is at, either Of
the two towns mentioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
8 MALE HELP.
H.E'H .s
WANTED.

yJTANTED 2 FOR GO iDAYs-LARGE
W. fire-proof safe. Address SAFE, care
InteIligencer office. - aSssis np1i
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About Fifty Remnants ofMattings

Containing from 81 yards that will be sold as follows
4yard length worth for. IS.
44yard length worth SIS fol. i.
3ayard length worth 43c, for:
syard length worth ST 81 for ..-. S1s
91yard length worth
36x72inch Mats Rugs 3. $50 eac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

Speaking OF the players who did their
spring training at the Wheeling gymna>
SUM this year, Harry Pritchard, OF the
Wheellngs, said yesterday: THAT fellow
Jack Glasscock Is q wonder. Talk
about Anson; he isn't in it for q minute
with 'Pebly Jack He can stand more
than any young player In the business,
IL he does acknowledge to. forty-three
summers. Any one who can take care
Of two plays at hand ball must be as
spry as they make 'em, but that is wha.
Jack did every afternoon up Mt the
gym One day Hobrecht, Glasscock
and myself started up Wheeling hill:
well, Mickey was blowing like q selling
platter just before the top was reached,
and I wasn't in too good shape, but Jack
didn't mind It q bit. risk nothing in
predicting that Glasscock goes TO st.
Paul this spring in as good condition as
he was ever In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

The proprietors OF the base ball ex-
change, Mclaughlin &; Co., win receive
several thousand copies Of their Ma
tional League pocket schedule this
morning, and they can be had on appllc-.
alton, free OF charge. ~ Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

"Brlckyard"" Kennedy won his first
game of the season Saturday for Brook
lyn Saturday against Philadelphia. The
score was close, Z to 6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

II "Dicky Bird Padden keeps up the
clip at which he has started. Eagan
vii not have a show at second for the
Pirates. y. y. az - n ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18

Theel'g Laundry.1s 0 9 Q so
Independent .......O OIL % 40 o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-18
Think of liy.

women live for
a year or two
after all help.
fulness and
happiness have
gone out of
their lives.
When a woman
becomes hope.
lcssly helpless
and unhappy
ahr 10 p,,r,tc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

ahsndsoms tlv,r cop. Witch YIN b htid fer one
year 81 the club Winninrik 10 order 70 galn fan
posaenalon Of the cup n club VII be ccmpeneo 20
vim q three oonsecptvo times. Eaoh team y 70 con
President N. G.yohnson and Capt W. ". smitten
Of the Three Link Whoelmen have 1uat returned
from an ertennive tour OF tho Empire btnte. Ihey
covered over 100 miles IN less than two weeks stop
ping at all the principal points.
Tho annual fall races OF the North Hudson county
CycleTs will take places t the 0uttenpurg race track
Gliding n hvo5milo race for tripleta.
Casper Dc Leon OF the Niahtic Wheelnen OF Jer
seq City 10 now training for an attempt 20 1rehh the
record between New York and Albany, The trial VIII
be made about the middle OF October.
The Mantle Wheelmen OF Jersey City VIII hold an
important meeting tonight, a. which ateps are % pe
taken for the arrangement Of a lantern parade N
celebrntion Of tho opening Of the new Mercer street
vtaduot, u II proposed 70. interest the local mer-
prizes. II the plan q Feasible the Nantes viii Issue
Invitations TO all the wheel clubs I'm this vicinity to
The North Hudson County Cyclers 'wil hold .
meeting Monday, Sept. 20, ut their clubhouse, on
the GUTENBERG section Of the Hudson County boule-
ward, and distribute the prizes TO the forty success
fui riders In the 26-mile road race that occurred on
The new clubhouse Of the Gutenberg wheelmen,
interior decorations are considered the finest Of any
wheel club In this vicinity. A houae warming VIII
be given the latter part OF 0ctober. Next season tho
club intenda 70 promote racing among its members.
The Bay Ridge A. q. Wheelmen has elected these
ohicarg; Captain, Charles j. Dies. First Lieutenant,
Robert NJ A. Cunning; Second Lieutenant, Charles
". Martin, Jr., and Color Bearer, Francis J. Ereel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Chess Notes,

Albin told Showalter at Cologne that he In
tend2d to come to America soon.
,Ptllsbury Is giving exhibitions at various
chess clubs throughout the country. He Is
now at Philadelphia.
The celebrated expert. RosanthAl, the lead
Ing French player. said at Berlin recently that
Farislans were making preparations for an Tue
that city In 1900.
Some, OF the directors Of the Manhattan Chess
Tl96 who were seen bya reportero Of tbs SUN
the proposed, match between JanoWski and
showalter VIII a place at that club.
T correspondent writes to THE Sun from
London stating that there Is q movement on
toot 70 arrange 2 grand International masters
RuInament IN that city next May. Sir George
Newnes. Capt. Beaumont. Frankenstein and
f3bba a Well.EnoEn supporters Of the game have
from the support the movement is receiving
iron az the principal London and provincial
clnps there seems 70 be no doubt that the event
VIII eome on In, due time. The same corre-
spondePt states that Bteinlts had Waited Lon.
1oa s3a Intended TO leave Ior New YORK 6 O
N-~N SANNN . 49,. ||. LL. MI IN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Lawn Tennis Notes.

Counsellor Louis j. Grant has Just been elected to
membership In the Lenox Tennis Club. He donated
the handsome silver teakettle offered for first prize
IN the open handicap singles now In progress at the
club. Most of the "back-mhrk" men have been
beaten already, and one OF the poorer players with
generous hRndicApB Ia almost sure to win the prize.
The noted old New York Tennis Club. that gradu-
eted Clarence Hobart. p. 7. MacAullen, g. O. Millett,
{. Cragin and q number of other crack players, will,
It Is said. go out Of business this fall The tourna-
pament court at the corner of 1A7th street and st.
Nicholas ayenue, 10 being dug up for new foundh-
down. The two remaining court. will probably be
given up by the few members left In the organizR-
ton after this season.
The West Side Tennis Club will begin its annual
fall memberH' tournament ON the club courts at
Eghty-ninth street and Central Park West on next
Saturday afternoon. There will be scratch and hAndi-
cap singles and scratch and handicap doubles.
Fischer - expected back from the West In time TO
play, and most OF tho other members win also DO
entered. As there arc NO longer any women mem-
bern in the club. those events and mixed doubles
have been dropped from the programme.
Unusual preparations have been made for the an
nuAl championship tournament OF the South Orange
Field Club. which will begin tomorrow. This
event has narrowed down zach year 20 . duel be-
fween George II. Niles and Holcomb Ward. Miles
beat Ward In thu challenge round last year for the
ehAmpionehip cup, and Ward has been prAoticing
70 return the complainant Ward will also play In the
doubles at New Haven weak after next In the inter-
eonegiAte championship. He viii ropre1ent HAr@
en- dhapDionehtps Wnb be hs paEa1sg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Yachting Notes.

The club race Of the Audubon Yacht Club. whose
z hest OF seven c9mpeators yesterday afternoon. and
at 1880 o'clock. The wind was light from the south
the strong ebb tide TO the hDish line. At that hour
there Wero no finishes recorded.
The yacht racing season on Long Island Sound
ended on Saturday with the club race OF the Knicker-
booker Yacht Club. the event being followed by illu-
m~ination, music and dancing. Five gloops and eight
catboats. were started in two divisions, The wind
was Light and With the exception Of Vice-Commodoro
AAson's dyer Moccaain, the boats made comparative.
by J. Rousseau, carried away q turnbuckle on her
Pon ahronde, and Il was past midnight when she
Peyls were also among the heet that took untn nearly
mtdnightto complete the course and were not timed.
polphin and Kite. Several women sailed on each Of
respective classes received handsome club pins.
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A Great Day for Model Yachts.

The first nnual championship regatta of
the Model Yacht Racing Union of North
America yesterday was q successful event.
A half-mile straightaway course was staked
OF on the Jersey shore near Communipaw,
and over this the greatest feet Of little
boats ever gathered together In this coun-
try stretched their canvas The water was
Q tribe lumpy. while Q stir Southwestern
played havoc with the verylight weather boats.
Wreckage was frequent during the day. The
American Model Yacht Club won first and Sec
ond prizes In each class, the New York Model
Yacht Club third prize IN the second class, and
the Wave Crest Club third prize In the third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Gossip of tho Ring.

Amatch between Austin Rice and Mike aears will
probably be ratified this week.
Elwood McCIoakey Of PHILADELPHIA has Issued n
challenge to meet any 126-pounder.
Frank Childs and Charley Strong of Newark have
November.
The date of the contest between Tim Callahan Of
Philadelphia and George Munroe has been set for
Oct. u, At the Greenwood A. G.
recent battle with Frank chiidS, and win not be able
to box again for q few weeks.
Terry McGovern, Tommy Sullivan, or Harry Forbes.
and will wager 81 200 on the outside.
JSSh EoFaEty; the Sld:ttmo @~iddlsxeIght has been
club. and is in this city looking for talent.
Dan Creedon, who is nursing his injured ankle and
soon as he gets well he will box Jack Bonner again.
Arthur Aters, the erstwhile m%iddleweisht cham
Ri1a ? ! st stSiAf that 4 hnt b%ree 20 t RGo Iso him s1i Sx. re snd
comes to America he viii follow him here.
Johnny Murphy. Who will meet Sammy Kelly at
psTkyile. Kelly Is the fAvorito in the betting At 100
Billy LayiGne says that II his brother. the Kid,
wins over Frank Erne. the lightweight champion viii
Dick Burge there in November In the meantime
both Laygnes will take q trip TO San Francisco.
CLUB Sfs 4 Pf@ aSl ssiiis'd E HH9' sSat GSsT ss:'s Saag s fISn /. 9
meet Jimmy curran. the English lightweight. They
cent esnte Of y t frsS gate sGto n reSeipts s 10 SoG GSSs arran next ct S 90 RSF
DAILY has the offer under consideration.
SSiSs Ief ff 6and. S wSiGS Z he hi injured nsS1y SGTfn sHi his lSit eS Sns Ct
with Bob Armstrong at the Lenox A. Ga few months
AHgg3. HS has issued another challenge 70 boz either
fries is still at Ban Francisco. and does not intend to
come East next month. as he expected.
would meet Jim Corbett this afternoon e 2 O'CLOCK
for the purpose Of coming 10 some definite under
c6SmpiSa Mccoy i ot INC opinion that the affair
win not have 70 be called of altogether. and that It
Oct. l6. Dan Stuart Will attend the meeting this
Ben Jordan Il expected to return to America some
erel Of the boxers in this country who wanted to
night him before he went away. 1t 10 doubtful, how
ever, whether he will ever return. for up to Saturday
his hacker. Martin bowling. had not heard. as to
has . match on with "Darky" Wallace, but so far
nc purse has been offered by any OF the English
clubs. The affair may come on In private.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Rasepan Notsa.

joyce made ave orrors in his last four GAmeA
Only three hits were made By Gleason IN the 1ASt
nine gamea.
The New YoTES woro shut cut three times IN Es
last two weeks.
Pitcher Cunningham Of the Louisvfllss has won
sight straight games.
Eight League games have been played this season
In which the SCORE was 1 to o.
Mailman accepted 1876 chances and had only 1--WE
errors in the last thirty-six games.
IAchance made q home run In the opening game
Of the season, and got In his second four-baGger on
last Saturday.
Dunn made his hrst sacrifice hit on Saturday after
playing thirty.-seyen games, while Miller placed the
rstSteal to his credit.
: John o. Chapman, the well-knoWn baseball man
eger. has decided to sell his interest in the Mertden
Club. OF the Connecticut State League. "I have
nothing against the town." he said Yesterday. "for /
have received royal treatment there, but ! am COM
pened to give up because Of other business ventures.
IhRyo n pitcher. Howell, who 10 strong enough 70 do
good work In the big League, and viii dispose of him
to one Of the leading cluba in o few days. He has
been . winner for me all season"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

fielder named Peter Fran OF the Utica team.
Eean, VIC 4 known 10 professionals aa SILENT
Pete" played with the Scranton team Of the
Eastern League q couple Of yeara aeo. and. IL
Hegarqed ~ an excellent player. Ryan OF the
Brooklyns, Who has seen him work. gaya that
20 2 700 patsman n 2 strong throyinE
o~utneldqr.. He n also q fast base unner. BRan
will probably. report at the Polo Grounds TO-
day and take Mike Tiernnn's place In left held,
Ylernan. who Wns fined recently. hes reooYered
from his illness, but, like Hartman, has refused
70 play anY more with the New Yorks because
OF unjust treatment. IL II said.
Atlanfae Iannun Rnonra fnomrlatnhn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

Other Gamos.
AT nHwknE.
E:T TSai:: g S5SSS5S g
Battsries-JordAh ana Aothfuss; Carney and Sur
AZ Van ER.
Rly:ras,s--..,s 3SSSS3S9-a "a g 9
INSTRUMENTATION and Burke; splAine and Gibbons.
AtLAurel Hnl-uk Monisas Cadets. aal st. Monica's
I0coum. 16.
A. Staten I~slAna-xsusr Second Team. IA OAR
dale, o.
New Torh--Alsrts. u vlctors. Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

The members OF the Clever Bowling Club will oman
the season on Oct ! at WILLIS alleys.
The Prominent Rowling Clubs election Of ohacera
Eesnlted as follows; Robert Held, President; Carl
Rudolph j. Mayer. Secretary.
Owen !. Prior; Secretary Of the Hudson County
Trolley bowling League, has issued q call for a meet.
ing TO be held At the Newark hay Boat Club to-mor-
row nlght, II - stated that the Robert Davis Asso-
Jersey CITY would like to Join the leagne.
jacob Lealy was elected President and Captain at
ereeSnt meeting OF tho Metropolitan Bowling Club:
Charles Van Vleok. Vice .Praaident; WIiiiam A.
Aeaais: SECRETARY and Treasurer. and Frederick
HRtleeeyl scorer: Several new members have been
edded 70 TIE roll Teams VIII b entared In tha
Anet1can hAuonAl,. Palace alleys Of brooklyn, and
w De rohsaon alleys On Monday iIght.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

Two!ba6o Mts-Dayi1, Meokin, Bmtth, Kennedy.
Thrso-baso htt-yanH SltTon. Home run-Hallman.
Stolen basss-1ayis Doyle. Gleason. Grady "a, La
3. iEtrst base on balloon Mssfin. }; OF Ken
pedy.L st.uOf outIJny Mceli9 q by Kennedy, I.
and Rosteri Gleason. Davis. and
Mhgoons and LAnhanee. Time hours and 8 min
utica. u~naptr1a-0OttiG, NcKennR, 6Wartwood, and
Connolly. AttsndancS-8.ooO.
THE RECORD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Cricket.

On Wednesday and Thursday Of this week
P.F Warmers team OF English cracks will be
seen here. The work OF the visitors in the
games they have already played at Montreal.
Toronto and Philadelphia stamps them as q
splendid all-round team. and a. oil the men are
now in good practice after their three games
some excellent play may be looked for here.
The contest will be under the auspices OF the
Staten Island Cricket Club. at Livingston. and
preparations have been going on there
for the match for q week past. Lohmann.
the clubs professional. has picked out a
fine wicket, and the Continuous work he has
best the. .Englishmen Will play on during
their visit to this country. Should the weather
prove favorable, there is no doubt that some
nne batting win be witnessed {; 10: Il: seyell,
now; Frank Mitchell. who may be looked upon
IS the big hitter, Of the team. has every conf
Toronto, and Capt. Warner viii, be found With
bis bat In front of every straight ball. q. ].
Burnish, who has been indisposed. will likely
be al, right for the game. and the quartet
should be able to make things extremely lively
for the field and interesting for the spectators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Records Of the New Yorks and BroohlynS
IN the League Race.

NinOof thu New York players improved in
their Gdck work last week. Seymour lost 2
points. while Van Haltren increased his average
2 points and now leads the "southpaw"
pitcher. By % points. Magoon showed the
bIESNesSs M iim STSTsSa gnm amSn a S nosrt sroSS IifEn
gained9 points on Jones and passed the 800
mark. The records follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Rassban Qames To-pa1.

NATIONAL LRAoU1 AND A1rEn1oKH ASSOCIATION.
o. Louis 81 New York; PittSburg ~ Brooklyn, two
4nnamres,, hbics1o ~ v !. IOs.oni Storen1na - InhAnhna--
delphiA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
IA Championship of the Metropolitan
League.

Staten Island's forfeited game Of last Saturday
made quito . change in the standing of the local
clubs for the championship OF the Metropolitan
League. 1t worked . particular hArdShip to the New
York club, which was relegated to the rear on &C.
count of Rosevflle's advance. The Manhattans
gained, and are now tied for third place with Staten
Island. The series will end on Saturday next, when
Team A Of the New Jersey A. Q. viii play the Man
hattans at Prospect Park and Staten Ialand will play
Roseville at Livingston, 81 These games viii de-
eide the resting place Of the batting trophy. RE.
bonner can win It by scoring 90, not ont, while III. n.
cobb viii have to score p3, not out, to exceed the
average of O. H.. Clarke. Tho club standing follows:
Per Per
Won. Los. Cent. Won. Lost Cent.
\; r =; a {. n ooo Msnhattsa g .+2s
n. j. A. o. RoaeYtlle. 80. 2 .2S6
Team b.. 8 . .71AENew York. q z .223
Drawn Games-N. J. A. G.. Team A., 2; n. ]. A. O.
Team B, 3; Manhattan, 2; Staten Iaiand, 2; Rose.
vile, 81 New York. i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

Baseball, Warrington Park-s Games
GR Va. fittIburs. 1dmiiliOn 10, 50. 1ad aso.-1Ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19

ThS ASB York Club. pending the deal for
harley oEHe Louis. has secured . new out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
No Meeting of the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club.

MONTREAL. Sept. 16-The meeting OF the
Royal st, Lawrence Yacht Club Sailing Com
mittee which was to have been held last even
ing 70 ,consider the challenge, from the Sea
wanhaka Club was postponed. owing to the
absence OF certain members.
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Fast wheeling from Camden 10 Atlantic OFT

ATLANTIC OTrE, Sept 1s.-Everott Andrews Of this
city broke the bicycle record from the City HAI,
Camden. 70 the City Hall here to-day. about sixty
miles, covering the distance IN 2 hours 30 minutes
~ seconds. The previous record 2 hours ~ min
1tes, was uade . short time ago Ry J. MAtlAok OF
Pomona, thtoNtpg him heavily aud breaking one o.
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