The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-13
NEWS OF TINE WHEELMEN.
Preparations for the "Jubilee" Parade
Here This Month.

Preparation for tho Jubilee" Parade
Here This Month.
That the summer cycling season was some
what lacking in the demonstration OF en-
thusissm on the part Of the clubs Is gener-
ally admitted and therefore the heartiness
with which q number Of representative or
ganiEations have Joined hands in arranging a
fall parade Is all the more remarkable. There
has been q lamentable lack Of parades. shows
and road races this year; lamentable because
they are allspectacular affairs that feed the fire
Of wheeling popularity. The fact that sew
eral road races have been recently scheduled
and that q big parade has been planned for
the last day Of this month is significant and
may perhaps be taken as an indication that
the clubs are arousinR from their lethargy In
the embrace OF which they have been all
summer. The parade to be held has been
nominated as Jubilee. " and the clubs cooper
ating in the arrangements for It are some of
the best In the metropolitan district They
are as follows:
Tiremen's. Pontiac. viGtlAntS. Metropolitan.
Ravens. Madison LaniGiro. Prospects OF Upper New
York, CreScentS. Bowling Green. Battery. Rovers.
Indians, Greater New York wheelmen. Greenwich.
CGlumets. Union League. Manhattan. and Pierce.
Representatives from these organizations
met ON Tuesday night and with notable
0uhhll1llJ O8kOO0 blhJ b1Oulo NO u 1hll
Jubilee parade. 1t was also voted without
dissent that It should be In the evening and
that all the clubs within easy reach Of Man
haitian should be invited to participate. The
folowin committee has been formed to take
charge OF the further details:
strcut, Monarch Cycle Club, Secretary; Louis hosen:
field and d.; Le Roy of the L: A. w. congulntei F.B.
Of tho Century Road Club. Jusrus Frantei Of the
Madison Whselmen and a number of others as Vice
Yesterday assurances Of support were re-
ceiyed from moro than forty different clubs
and at present the prospect IS that the parade
The idea, now is to start at the Washington
Arch and proceed up Fifth avenue. Docora-
1 pfiRss a Win if BE- sT dIsss a to s 81 bs a all3T To in and
viduals. Further details are to be arranged
by the committee at q meeting to be held next
Following the revival of interest in road
races and paradox como rumors that there is
sauSSSs Garden. next D Winter f IN SPITE a. Of I the fset
here to is snti,sho Vir poilc Va' I MANAGE n a F Frank Sdc
sanger thinks he can offeT Q plan for a show
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s sRsi % e Srbb 6 heid b : the ssse ns SS@fSsRz; Mlt sRs the
divided By the stockholders: No exhibitor
viii VIII qb5e BE- aftloS SSednf to 1a1 Elsh sas 0 Fhis sf Is q
rumor much like the others concerning shows
t thst e Are PHs o ssas sy tSs 1 1Hn a e nieelers" Nth NTH
and on It's face more feasible than any pre-
vtously proposed.
There is Q hitch in the work Of the Nomi-
mating Committee Of the BROOKLYN Good Roads
The balance Of t6e ticket has practically BEEN
MAKE pubic the U9f names Of the eend dSSaiesS mo 10
because the otSers On the the ticket Reia u may nave Veto To-
tee to deoids upon The ticket win vi b be held HIIH to-
RorT9w night. The men under discussion for
former, PRECEDENT, and George. 7. Stebbins.
e e8fn q TO " tS o. dhlS SisiUss & s6 T. 4 nS's shsfs m shSt
any Iist. that TIE Nominating Z COMMITTEES n ltte a maPss
VI.
E.. 9. Bald. the four times champion and
prior to iolninE" h his th he snf Sif' sesassaHy
S Ea1Sa 5s 20 P open lRe iss sGGn Il tho " p fsS bdIhf{S 81 81
dIscassiGnl BSIId SAD that Shile The mon may
the cases Where husband and. Wife Quarrel j.
who attempts to interfere. Bald himself Is
not:in favor OF racing on Sunday. but %partiei-
understood that ali the other men would do SO
and he wanted to be with them"
For the first time since the ordinance was
passed a case Ia on the calendar for the prose-
cution OF q driver for seeking to escape after
being at fault in a collision. The case Is
that Of a driver who hurried away after knock
ing down q woman last June. The man has
been found and arralgned., and the l.. A.. W.
Consulate will work to obtain a conviction,
The case was to have come up In Special SEES
is a distinct penalty for endeavorinR to escape
under such circumstances and the outcome
OF this attempt Of the Consulate to test the
ordinance will be OF interest to all cyclists.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 12.-The Yale Athletic As