New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
The total score was as follows;



.C,s record eSs raNe. sss yards.
Ivory cvc,ns organization IN this district passed
,.so,,ons some time ago denouncing tho race. ana
q ne,,tion was sent 70 ne Board Of Aldermen ask
,,r &, N interfere The Aldermen, however, man
aged 10 Kill the proposed ordinances In reeiIy
scientific manner This League Of American Wheei-
,nsn has suspended or fined everybody connected
with the race. and the better class OF cEciis's
trust that the outlaws will have pretty time OF
Z, before they manage 70 get back into the fold
TIE press has been almost unanimous IN condemn
ing the six-day farce and many people VINO pre-
tend 70 know something about such things WINK
knowingly when records are referred to " nile
usrv saw that they do not think the track WAS
short. as was the case last year they do not place
much faith IN the scoring rneihods Whlch were !"
vogue during the week.
While It ia estimated that Miller directly and In
directly may sc; possibly &5co ont Of winning the
race this amount Will bs materially decreased
wten his training and other expenses are deducted
The FIST prize In the race is $500 and he secured
an eYfra prize OF s2Do for hreaA-ng the record. An
estimate Of The amount that he Will receive from
,,e ~ kers of his wheel. tires, saddle and other
Wheeling accessories IS about $50 He will re
ce.ve q BONUS from the makers OF 800 for breaking
-he record The management presented 70 him
80 as a wedding gift, and q friend from Chicago
sent him check for another 500. HIS week
"a AIRY at Keith's Theatre beginning tomorrow
s. 300 Mler's theatrical engagement may extend
for six weeks Waller viii appear with Miller.
The other poor uufo-tunates did not fare nearly
well. ard most Of them Will lose money for
their weeks work Second place was worth only
son. third pace, $3.50. fourth place. 500 hfth
place 500 Sixth place, 500. seventh place. 800 and
eighth place sl25 II was said that the managers
won. present 70 the Others who finished the mere
stipend o. So
Mters physical conformation is such that he
was better fitted 70 withstand the terrible strain
than sry Of the less fortunate victims who nm
'shei behind him. or s;ockv build and great
strength b. vfthstood the ordeal in fair shape.
considering everything. and he looked fresher and
stronger Al the end than did any OF the othe'
riders Poor old Waller pitifm picture o!
misery. and Pierce Hale snd several Of the others
o.d not look any better Miller safe In his lead
TOOK cOrsidtfa Die TsSt q Irlng the Gay. .
The Winners diet curing the week was SAID lest
r~r' tv MS trainer 10 have been composed OF the
following ~ gradients Three pounds or rice, one
pound - r'rev fopr hounds Of Scotch oatmeal
pudding WIFI Isisins. four one-pound cans 81 hees
800 ou.-haf dozen eggs rsM, III gsiIon NJ
nme"ater. three dozen apples. one dozen otats 10,
Sno one-hah gallon Of coffee. He had no e''"'"-
was announced that Miller. and Mss 5en '~
.-Ne Hanson % Chicago, wOuld pe IIat 80 -, :
,o iaTse a. hat Tine it was agreed 70 pos,pone
-, 80 oeimony until p m A dhai no"' anpeared
WIN printed SLIP, prepared 70 go OF with tne e
pe,iorrnance Miller and MSS ~ Lana rIeved he
wedding march Miller was atired IN htw
tu!t, and his bride wore a dOve-coloreo pfoaotI"
tl.i trimmed With mink ana lace arc Gd simple
Waller Wa he first 10 congratulate the Dido aho
ssiaegroon kissing he former with otiya Who
Asve been making victims OF the, public r 1eIt
esto1eh ne week Tsre n'~K se mneh d chunk
Then 8 Dig dora horseshoe was ha"pep ~ 80