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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
CONDITION OF THE ROADS.
REPORTS FROM THE LEAGUE OF AMERICAN
WlIEEf.MEN

REPORTS FROM THE LEAGUE OF AMERICAN
WrEELMEN.
The condition Of the cycling roads In and around
New-York city rs reported by the correspondents
OF the New-York State Division. League Of Ameri-
can Whcelmcn. IS "a follows:
MANIiATTAN, THE BRONX AND EAST OF
HUDSON
Asphalt on Grccnwlch-st. being repaired. West
Hroadway I'm good condition Elghth-ave below
Fifty-nnih-st. in poor shape. there being many
deep holes In the asphalt, and II IL dangerous gen
orally Fifth-avc good although there is much
building mat eria to steer Of. On Fifty-ninth
st. the asphalt Is broken In many places. seventh.
aye good sds OF az g eTa
st. where banks OF earth are piled UP. Lenox-ave
so ih0Is ana cy STk pa n
condition. Boulevard torn mp in southwestern por-
n III sa nns Gr e UP
portion Of the west side OF the boulevard. Eighth
with hs esep aS
the crossing Of Eighth-avc. and ST. Nicholas-ave.
at One-hundred twenty ,rrst-st which is being
Of Central Park good There are a number Of poor
spots in the "sphsG, sIiGs on 0nehunarS%- and
twenty-nfth-st In fairly good condition. One-hun-
dred-and, nfty-nf,h,st. between 81 Nichoas-ave
but SHOULD be exercised Mt night. there Is
much building material alongside Of the road with
out danger signals. Boulevard Lafayette still I'M
rdable. except on the sidewalk which 10 allowed.
Kingsordss Road So fair to pGoI All cross
I'm wretched condition. Conyent-nvc poor. Edge
combe-avc good. Feathcrbed Lane good. One
hundred third-st. between Morris and ~.
AIMS ayes. asphnlted. Macombs Dam Road good.
Jerome-avc.. fair. Merose-ave.. has been paved in
part with granite blocks. Fordham Road. poor.
Sedgwick-ave. AT its crossing with Jerome-ave. Is
dangerous. owing to elevation Of the car tracks.
Bailey and Aqueduct ayes fair Van cortlandi-
ave. good. Tremont-nve. fair 10 poor. Webster
ave, good. Pelham Road In good shape. city Isl
and Road. fair. Fort Schuyler Road, poor TO fair
Lawrence-st. asphalt broken in places. Mncsdam
and earth roads OF Rye In excellent condition.
Roads Of Tuckahos good. Roads Of White Plains
Of Mount Kisco good; earth roads fair. rather
qoads fa,r AIT roads in YonkeTs are in fair comd
ton. except the Saw MIL River road north Of
Of Hastings-ou. Hudson fair to FOOD. Roads Of
Sing Sing ana Matteawao good Roads oe Tt1hk1Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THE l.. A. w. ANNUAL MEET.
HE l.. a. ". ANNUAL
HOOsIER CITIZENS PREPARING TO RECEIVE vIsI
TORS IN AUGUST-THIEF CONSUL sIIER-
xr0n1a NV q To LILLE wAp

TORS IN AUGUST-IHIEF CONSUL SHER-
WOOD MAY co TO THE WAR.
Indianap polls June II (speciaD.-The members Of
the Executive Committee OF :hc 'es Meet Club
inclined to he enthusiastic over the outlook for
the meet Communications from clubs and
CARNATIONS all over the country that are planning
10 attend the great gathering in August are being
received daily and It Is believed that the war, In
stead Of being de.rlmen,. will be OF benefit TO
the This IL particularly true of the East
Several letters have been received from prominent
people Of Boston NewYork AMI Philadelphia, and
the closing down OF many Of the Eastern summer
resorts and the fact that the Atlantic Coast will
be sparscly populated by the summer residents
this season has lead many people who always
down 10 the seaside for week or two 20 turn
their attention 10 the West. and the low rates will
induce many people who have never before ven
tmed beyond the Aeghanies to visit indianapolis
next August,
Plans for the big run from Chicago TO Indlanapo-
lis in the week Of the meet being perfected.
/, "a now thought that fully three hundred or four
hundred riders will take part IN this run. and moth
ing but bad weather can prevent It from being the
mos: successful run ever taken by organized
body 0. wheelmen: The, visitors will be met by
forty miles out. and escorted into the city. The
,oS' ssga sss to reach here Monday even
one OF the new committees in connection with
the Nee, Club work is the Committee OF Medical
Il is bound TO be hot in indianapolis in August.
To say otherwise would he TO throw aside all prece-
dent and declare for something that has not hap
pened in the city since the days Of the earliest In
haoitants In the week Of the OF the
Visitors likely 10 overexert themselves. either
by riding or having TOO good q time. Physicians
will be on duty throughout the week a, head
chosen his stan Of among the best ph N.Y.
sicians in the city lie has also secured the use Of
several OF the hospitals and private sanitariums
While there will be no effort made 20 XII OF the
visitors special attention will he paid TO their
general welfare Every effort viii be made TO re-
turn every visitor to his or her homo IN as good
condition as when they reached the Hoosier me-
tropolis
Wallace Sherwood. the chic! consul OF the In
diana division and the chairman of the Commit
tee on Credentials Of the Meet Club. may no, be
here In August 10 welcome the visitors. Mr.. Sher
wood has for FIVE Years hoen a member ~ the Sig
nal Corps Of the United States Army. and
In several campaigns against the Apaches under
General Niles IN NewMex!co and Arizona. II
company of engineers Il organized In Indiana. Mr.
Sherwood will go 10 the front 60 an officer OF this
company. lie Is well qualified for the place. and
has proved q valuable man 10 the Signal Corps OF
the Army. In case he leaves Indiana polls 1t f.
probable that J. A. Allison secretary and treasurer
Of the Indiana division, Will succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

iolff. r. L. Coleman. c. s. Dikeman ana r. D.
timson. who is the legal adviser OF the Board
Of Trade These men now drawing up pc
tition to Congress- TO which they will endeavor
20 secure the signature of every important d.
cycle manufacturer in the United states: Inc
petition Will be to the effect that the danger
OF having our foreign business Injured by pro-
hhtory tariff. induced through motives OF re-
taliation justifes a material reduction IN the
United States tariff on this article. The present
rate is Is per cent ad valorem and II Is tne oe-
sire of the American manufacturer that TINS Do
reduced TO about 10 cents pound. winch is less
than the duty imposed on imported machines ID!
the nations having the lower rates or tarlii.
The cycle manufacturers further hold that the
present tariff wheels Is not now a source oi
revenue 10 the Government bur would be likely
to prove so at a lower rate The countries whose
tariff on foreign bicycles is now extremely high
are France Italy Austria. Russia. Sweden ana
Norway The manufacturers are hopeful that
Congress will listen to their petition and grant
their request
The club runs OF the Royal IArcanum Wheel
men are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

~ A list of the century runs already arranged Is
follows:
June 70: Triumph Whesmen: Nisilant Cycle Ciub.
around New-York Logan Wheclmen. OF Brooklyn
Oekda.c and return. June 10: Excelsior cycle CUB
Bedford-ave. Fountain to Oakdale and return;
ROYAL Arcanum Wheelmen. Queens County course
Long Island Glenmore Wheelmen ~ Brooklyn
Nerrick Road. June Is: Have-straw y; y Wheel,
men brooklyn 10 Oakdale and return July 2 8 and
a. Century Road Club of America. ~ Y. safe Divis-
ion single double triple and quadrupie centuries on
The Merrick Road. July g. theatrical Whecmcn
OAK la;c Course. September n: Battery Wheemen
Philadelphia. September %; Century Wheelmen OF
New-York. fan century. Around the Circle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
7 THE CYCLING WORLD.
A REDUCTION IN THE TARIFF ON
WHEELS TO BE ASKED.

PROMINENT MANUFACTURERS PREPARING Pc
Triton TO Hp PRESENTED TO CONGRESS
SEASON SCHEDULES OBJ VARIOUS
c1uBs-HINrs TO THE NOVICE
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
From an inside source Of Information IL IL
learned that plans now In preparation oy
leading members OF the cycle trade TO lay be-
fore Congress proposition 10 reduce the 'arlH
on bicycles The movement is the result or the
agitation now going on in several foreign coun-
tries where manufacturers are bringing all
their power to bear on the governing bodies 10
,,rcreaso the duty on American machines. the
Introduction OF which Is hurting the trade OF
the native firms As their only cause for COM
plant is the fact that America has placed
proh,bitive tariff on their wheels. the American
manufacturer Is DESTROYS Of having this re-
moved. The plans are in the hands OF X. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
Landing I'm good condition. but somewhat dus
Roads OF Mlllbrook good
BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND

In Albany-ave. the asphalt is broken In places
ne p22r rs and heFH sens Sn S da1
Hs thsm a, nst raet 81 MF
Sixth aver. poor. on Cumberland-st. Greene-ave..
ride with caution. Bensonhurst roads good.
Bath Beach ronds good. Bay Ridge roads good.
suTaeed Drives in Prospect PARK good pn IN fw
places cropsey-ave. Fort Hamilton. Twenty-sec-
Eightecnth,ave. poor In parts and dusty. Roads
from Flushing through Bayside Roslyn Cold
cellent condition. Roads leading from jamaica
through Mineola and Jericho IN fine condition Look
TO Koekaway excellent M Hi, Bead Bead excellent!
E9iSs Point '" o 0 F-S"s to
Whitestone inc Whilesione to Willets Point ex-
S HAMPTON TO sax H"rsor Hesen Port
through wadinE River to Kiverhead good. River.
excellent. Macadam roads In all sections of the
island In excellent condition, and on nearly all the
f ss yts hs sf East
Rysrhead cycle pssh good good WesihaiGgion- RIVER
Washington. oyster Bay and Northport all report
Cd good.
STATEN ISLAND AND WEST OF HUDSON.
West Brighton Staten Island roads good; repair
silver Lake, TO Glove Road Roads of Clifton. Staten
Island. in good shape. but somewhat dusty. Roads
Of RSaS. 81 KypS j 'h sa.
Shrewsbury dry and dusty. Road from Eatontown
OF Newark good arresting wheemen for riding OH
sidewalks In the outskirts OF Elizabeth account
n, n late accident there. Roads Of Elizabeth. n j..
good. but dusty, Macadam and, and earth roads Of
way roads good. Roads OF New: brunswick dusty.
Roads Of Trenton IL excellent ao earth roads
OF orange ~ j.. In good shape for riding but
dusty Macadnm roads OF Mlburn, \. j., smooth
earth roads dusty. Roads OF Hackettstown and
washington. ~ j.. in good condition Roads OF
Nutley. y. j.. good. but dusty. Roads OF Mont
clair dry somewhat heavy. trolley and telephone
work going on makes the roads in this section IN
Rutherford Rdgewood and Allendale n. j., all
in good SHAPE Ronds Of Tuxedo Park, Monroe o,,,.;
condition New railroad one mile below Port Jer-
Wis being graded on Milford road no osseTnctcns
We.twood and Hllsdale. y j. in good shape
ny fairly good dusty Macadam and earth
roads Of harrington park and West Norwood.
good All read' OF NyaSk VALLEY co GSStsge
S%rrinx the dust Roads Of Tempkns Cove were
never better. Roads Of Fort Montgomery, High.
Hnd Tslls ana West Point N. 2. n good shaoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
PRIVILEGES TO CANADIAN CYCLISTS.
EXTENSION OF THE TIME DURING WHICH
WHEELS MAY REMAIN TEMPORARILY IN
THIS COUNTRY FREE FROM DUTY.

From Washington comes the information that
Canadian cyclists crossing the border will here
after have the same privileges the wheemen Of
this country enjoy when they enter Canada with
their wheels. The League Of American wheelmen
has for a long time been endeavoring to have
reciprocal arrangements made. I. B. Potter. the
president Of the L. A. W.. has given much Of biz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

At his hotel az Springfield on Thursday even
Ing Teddy" Edwards shown a recently
published statement 10 the effect tina. his trans
FER TO the professional class has disclosed the
fact that he WAS 10 DE paid $4,000 for his con-
secutiye century work and that he was In pos
session OF several wheels supplied him by
maker etc. He laughed. and said that he had
made no statements of the kind that any sane
psrson could have taken seriously. He had
never told any one what he expected to receive
for his work although as a joke he had occa-
sioraliy named big money when bothered by the
.frou!stive He had always used the same
'chaness wheel on the road. and had no inten-
ton OF using any other.
In the automatic tire pump the cylinder is
cured TO the spokes OF the wheel just above the
lin by means of two cvNEsheads. while the lower
,crosshead is secured 10 the rim by two adjust
able connections each being heightened or short
.ened by means OF a turn buckle. The piston and
rod are made in the usual manner except that
the latter has shoe In the bottom that fts the
inside OF the tire. the rod passing through the
rim BIZ means OF an air tight casing. When the
tire IL depressed over the shoe the latter In
pushed inward. thereby COMPRISING the air in
the pump cylinder ana forcing II. by means OF
the connecting tube. through the valve into the
tire. -
Although tho diamond frame bicycle does not
seem to be gaining rapidly In favor with women
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04
How to Prevent Group.

We have two children who are subject
to attacks OF Group. Whenever an at
tack is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and it
always prevents the attack. 1t is q
household necessity in this country and
no matter what else we run out of, it
would not do to be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than all other medicines
combined.-J. M. Nickle, OF Nickle
Bros, merchants, Nickleville, Pa. For
sale by II. b Merrihew, druggist.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04
Notice

All subscription accounts owing to
the Lehi Publishing Co., for the BANNER
are payable to the undersigned As
extensive changes and Improvements
are contemplated those who can do so
are requested to call and settle. We
thank you for past favors and hope to
continue to merit your patronage.
K. s. CARROLL.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04

Some people die eating and some
diet.
T. r. Cutler returned from California
this morning.
Only man Of push can propel
wheelbarrow
The Office never has 20 seek the man
on payday.
Some men give according to their
means and some according to their
meaness.
Charles Edwards is the happy father
of q cir. that arrived to bless his home
last Wednesday.
The "duok, season is now on. II you
want to be Gin it" buy your an NUM-
ton at the Peoples Coop
shotEuns, rifles, pistols, etc.. and an
endless variety OF ammunition for same
at lowest prices, a. Peoples Coop.
Have your improvement Era and
other books and magazines bound by T.
F. Crouch (book binder) opposite p O.,
Provo.
l. Guimunsen, efIons, Idaho, is visit
ing friends and relatives in Lehi. He
is one Of Idaho's prominent business
men.
Oscar kirkharh will 20 to Provo the
latter part of this week and will attend
the b. Y. A. during the rest of the
academical year.
Four girl babies were born in Lehi
this week. Political candidates had
better be on the right side OF the
woman suffrage question.
Mrs. Jshn Bradshaw presented her
husband with bright girl baby Mon
day morning and John will no doubt be
around with cigars as soon az he returns
from business trip to sanpete.
Gus Mohlstedt, carpenter who has
been residing at the Locust Grove,
disposed of his chattels and endeavored
to leave his creditors in the lurch, bnt
Marshal Thomas overlook him this
morning.
A line full-page half-tone portrait o.
Bishop Cutler appears in the last issue
of the American Economist with tho
caption, ct. r. Cutler Of Utah, q
prominent member of the American
Tariff League"
Superintendent Vallek is happy over
the birth of tiny girl who made her
advent into his home last Thursday
Henry thinks she is the sweetest bit oil
humanity in existence. Mother and
child are both doing we'll and Henry is
able to attend to his labor at the sugar
| factory.
A class in dress will be COM
menced, Monday, October 10, by Mrs
Joseph Hammer at her residence,
one block s)uth OF DR.. Steele's office.
The Ladies Scientific Tailor System will
be used, Mrs. Hammer now having the
sole agency for that system. Mrs.
Hammer formerly held the agency and
instructed large class in Lehi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER


j. E. Campbell of Mercur was in Leh
Friday.
Call and see the new line Of carpets
at the Coop. 8gE
Sheriff Storrs was in town Sunday
looking after his political fences.
The Coop has nice assortment OF
ladies' and childrens capes and coats.
The most valuable elephant in the
world will be here on Friday, October
Bishop Eli Bennett and wife OF Cedar
Fort were visiting Mrs. w II VIM,
Jr., last week.
See that your children always wear
District rs school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop.
Gaddie & Wilson have secured the
contract to build the sch DOL house at
Fairfield and the work was commenced
yesterday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry cleaned
and repaired. Best OF work at lowest
prices. Give US call.--Broadbent &
Son.
II the tissues about the roots OF the
hair become unhealthy, the hair will
soon turn gray, or fall Off. Correct this
trouble with Halls Hair Remover.
Ground has been broken and men are
busy laying the foundation for DR.. Mer-
rihew's new dental office in Main street
The work will be rapidly pushed &c
completion.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures
where others Jail. 1t is the leading
Cough Cure and no home shonld be
without it.. Pleasant to take and goes
right to the spot. Sold by T. j. Wads-
worth, Druggist.
The claims Of the Josephlte Church
examined or priesthood and Presiden-
cy," from Mormon standpoint by o.
w. Penrose. and "The Books and Utah
Mormonism," in contrast, from
Josephite standpoint. and ~ cents
each at the Post Office. Also complete
line OF Church works.
A school ma'am not more than
thousand miles from Mt. Pleasant asked
her juvenile class the meaning OF tn
word husband" and in order to Civ
the urchans an idea OF it, she asked
"What would ! have should / get mar
ried ?" The answer was so unexpected
and came so sudden that the lady's lac
became sufrused with a roseate tint tina
would pale the glories OF western sun
set, At least this is what the youn
man says is who keeping company VIII
her.-Pyramid.
A deaf-and- dumb man, hall craze
with drink, got off the afternoon north
bound r. G.. w. passenger Mt Lei
Saturday and from the r. G. w. depc
to the Union Hotel he succeeded
making himself obnoxious, II
frightened women and children an
assaulted every man he met. AT tn
Union Hotel Marshal Thomas oyertoo
him and placed him under arrest. Sur
dav he was turned loose and left tow
in the direction OF Mercur
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04

This water is snre cure for rheuma
tism, Miners Leading, Indigestion, Cat
aIfh, Constipation, Chronic Diarrhes,
Palpitation Of the heart and all kidney
and nervous troubles. Towels and suits
washed by the Empire Laundry
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04
THE LEHI BANNER
Lshi. Utah County. Utah.
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
S. Willis.

Mdyor-John S. Willis.
Councilmen-James Alfred, Andrew
A. Peterson, George Glover, Samuel
Taylor, George II. Smith.
Northumberland Southwick.
Iredsurer-T. +. Trane.
Marshal-Joseph A. Thomas.
City Justice-John Woodhouse.
Quarantine Physician-Dr Steele.
School TRUSTEES:
James B. Gaddie. John L. Glib, John
e. Ross.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-04

The Coop 10 headquarters Tor sport
ing goods
The only Boxing Kangaroo in the
world will be here on Friday, Oct IA.
Miss Blake Of West Jordan was the
guest of Mrs. Jane Vaughan last week.
Any one wishing to learn fashionable
dressmakng please call ON Miss Lydia
Evans.
"CoIes Hot Blast" the most econom-
ical heating stove made. Call and see
them at the Coop.
War is declared on high prices by
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE. Send
3 cents for catalogue
William Harwood and wife of
Pleasant Grove were the guests OF
Hyrum Kirkham last week.
Joseph Keysor and family left last
week for a visit with friends and
relatives in Fairfield county, S. G.
See the open dens OF wild animals in
the street Pageant with LIE men Bro
Tiers that will be here Friday. October
IA.
Lewis Peterson is happy over the
arrival of his first-born-a girl, AS
sweet as any in Lehi. 1t arrived FRI
day, Mother and baby are both doing
we'll. tE# t.4
Remember the rain," but at the
same time remember that you must
prepare for the cold weather. We have
the finest line OF heating stoves in the
county.-Heoples' Coop Inst.
The Stake Presidency OF the Relief
Society visited the Lehi Society Friday.
Mrs. David John and Mrs. Daniels OF
Provo and Mrs. Robinson of American
Fork were in attendance.
Willard Bean is matched with a man
named Weday to fight in Mercur on
the night OF the 18th. Prices are 81 30
and 81 90 for admission and a special
train may be run from Salt Lake. The
expense is too great for the Lehi' sports.
WANTED-Several trustworthy per-
sons in this stateto manage our bust
ness In their own and nearby counties.
1t is mainly Office work and conducted
at home. Salary straight 5000 year
and REPRESENTATIVE bonatde, no
more, no less salary. Monthly $75
References. Enclose self addressed
Petamped envelope, Herbert L. Hess
Prest., Dept. NJ, Chicago.
George Glover was most agreeably
surprised last Thursday afternoon by
about twenty of his relatives who visited
him unannounced. Quite nice time
was enjoyed by those present and
George greatly appreciates this evidence
OF their esteem
James Nelson, or as familiarly known
James Ericsson, who, as noted in last
weeks BANNER, was suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever. died last
Wednesday afternoon. The funeral
took place from the residence Thursday
afternoon at three O'Clock. The
deceased was Woodworking man and
favorably known and respected in this
community. A widow and four children
are left to mourn the loss OF kind anG
provident husband and father.
A letter has been received from A
Conner who is sinking the shaft in the
Early Harvest mine at Fish Springs
He says in the last 30 feet he ha,
passed through several ore bodies tina
look very promising. This is surpris,
to many of the stockholders as the shat
was supposed to be little north OF tn,
main ore body. The Early Harves
shows signs OF becoming one OF the hes
producers in the State.
The peace jubilee concert at Garf'
Hall Qoturdov nioIt u,oo o,ol,4oL1