New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
uOsPITABLE HOLSTERS.
,vn1AvApoIJs WILL TRY TO Guido PlIiLADEL
PHIA IN AUGUsT-wORK on IHh
TRACK TO BEGIN At ONCE.

INDIANAPOLIS WILL TRY TO Guido fHILADhh-
rHrA IN AuousT-woRK on THE
TRACK TO BEGIN At ONCE
r,a,a,ono,is April . (spcciaD.-The citizens OF
.h,o Town are hard at work. and they propose 70
make the wheelmen OF the country VINO WEI. I'M
National NEE, here in August feel thoroushiS a.
home Extensive arrangements are De'hs "'"'' -
accommodate the thousands OF visito's WIZ ~
pcc;ed here az the meet. and every enor' VIII o'
made 20 outdo the annual gathering OF o!0"''
which WAS held at Philadelphia last year
IN account OF the continued heavy rams ~ork on
the new cycle path has not begun Inc s'' ''y y
have all been made and the Wheei"ay League -
,renared to go ahead a. soon az Inc "'''"'
.e,tles I, has been raining IN this vicinity 10"
for alrnos. two weeks. and both ran 'reeh q" !
yybl,s River along whose banks the TWO ne"
Maths will be built. are higher than they nave oe"
for wears OVERLOOKING the banks IN many P'a0e''
This high water has enabled the bu''uHls o'
,nit,ee OF the League TO see just no" ih.on "'''"
ing viii have TO be done protect the paths rom
the food water. Members OF 'he co'''"'''' '
tranped over the whole route.
The White River paths present nuch s''a'o'
ANTIQUITIES than the one along tail Nreeh' anu 81,
hes been found that IN some places inc pes''
hanks will have 70 be banked az ieasl u" 10.
tn. wrl require the building OF heavy dlhes D"'
49, ,arrns-s whose fields are now under several
Doc, NJ water and filed with drift. are "iihhH ~
help build thess dikes. they vii protect 'he''
ground and make Il much more yaiuaorc, ,bn con.
Commissioner Mciregor's committee Oh, III, ,o- a
dition OF the roads has been at WORK iVl d
month. and the chairman, nos d ev"ry road in
Marion County, together with an estiia le " -,
work necessary his spring to pax inei Tears thai 50
thorough a report the roads mas peei' ~. 49,
woTk Of the committee and Offering the members
All the assistance ia their power ~ W" - ~
mean work for them but oe''e' '"
roads are improved. n. ,,o-o,. ,,vb
The combination Of The J.: A. W, biey I've The
Meet club powsTfUi ap1iiSry as ro rn'c NUM- no
draw assistance; MEMBER and was composed OF
many OF the best young men OF me Hlsyi 9 d thc
Indianapoiis Athletic Association team iormer y,
the Light Artillery team was knoNn an ~ ue es
ns,or:tv OF the association members were also
menlerp Of the famous Indianapolis iAsnt A fi
iery. whose drill team Is now barred from ,aR,ns
part in compctitiye drs on account OF the hummer
Of prizes which q has won Every member oil ,ne
and thew will greatly strengthen the bicycle ciuo
1t is the intention next fa TO FORM 20, p 'b
all forces will be devoted to the interests OF inc
The TRANSPORTATION Committee has received word
from the Central Passenger Association that u ma
made RAE of one i no e to the
mittee and II has asked the association TO make
been OF ra os rf for the Knights Of Pyhas
ment. which will DO held in this city two weeks
the rom meet s Is u M so
meeting Of the association and paesent, the the Slams c
The Finance Committee OF the Meet club has
needed for entertainment purposes Chairman
Sahm announced that his committee was ready 10
20 10 work at once and from the indication
already received he thought there would be little
dlficulty in raising the necessary amount OF
money Mr. cahm was advised that tho club
would like 10 have $1,000 at its disposal. and lie
YVES asked 10 raise that amount.
1t has been proposed to raise part OF the
entertainment fund by popular subscription among
the wheemen. Indianapolis has 25cO bicycle riders
and there are many who would like 10 give some
thing toward furtherng the interests or the Meet
Club but are not In position 10 give liberal sub
scrption. The wheelmen will be asked 10 con
tribute 81 each toward this fund and IT viii he
used for a special purpose.