New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-27
CYCLING.

CYCLING.
pAILLIE SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS
IMPRISONMENT FOR sWINDLING HO-
TELKEEPERs AND wHEELMEN.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB TO WORK FOR GOOD ROADS
rAYLoRE DEFEATS 1INToN-NoTEs
AND COMMENTS.
The .wndIr who has been victimzins hotel
keepers professional men and ~heelmen generally
was brought 10 the end OF his rope yesterday. The
man was convicted Of petty larceny under the name
Of James H. Dallle, but he has been known al
various times as Duval. Hammond and Davis JUST
az the humor struck him. Daihe was arralshed IN
the first division of the Court Of Special sessions
| Yesterday before Judge Jerome Attorney THE ana
| w s Bull were present TO look after the interests
Of the League Of American WheeImen and to see
incidentally that the man got his deserts, or part
| OF them at least Some people when they learn
| that Dailhe was sentenced 10 only six months IN
| ial Will think that he received only part OF what
he deserved. Daie admitted that for the last two
I years he had been swndling people IN the name
Of the League Of American Wheelme6n put ne as
! serted that he had cleared only S-vl League OIL
American Wheelmen officials are OF the opinion that
his profits nearer thousands than hundreds
Daiie presented natty appearance; attired IN a
/ ue pleaded guilty and threw himself on the mercy
| Of The court. he promised reformation when ne
eraiiy do when they think that such tactics viii
shorten their sentence Daillie is plausible feilo"
/ OF goOd address and nrst-class penIndn.
Homer W Hedge the secretary Of the Automobile
Club OF America. when seen yesterday said that as
far as he knew nothing had been done LOOKING
/ toward the bringing Of the club and the League
/ Of American Wheemen together IN order to WORK
in conjunction regarding good roads. 'Of course.
/ our club viii work for good roads,. said MI. Hease'
That is one Of the reasons for the organization
| Of the club We will be pleased TO nave the CO.
/ oporation Of all associations. the L. A. W az well
as the good roads associations, in bringing ABOUT
such much desired conditions We have not yet
decided on plans for clubhouse, and VIII not 90
90 until Our membership warrants such procedure:
Permanent quarters Wh.ch nl4S"n ~, eau mon he
or year from now The automobile. Ike me
bicycle needs good roads ana we ro VII neope
that object IN ve"' anL Nii yi,beeiaen generally
roads agitst.on has entered the field. i is believed
that the officers Of the AutomonAe CiuD aiLi ~
future ana decide 10 begin an active campaign for
good roads and better paved streets
A nrorolnent wheelman in discussing what has
been done for the cause Of cycling in the past and
what can be done in the future under certain Gil
/ oumstances, has some interesting Things ~ -
and his remarks are Of sufficient Importance ~ ..
/ bseded nv all wheemen. Though many state ana
| municipal laws IN lnc lNAt4cSN va "''~
| heen rlaced upon the statutes" he says there
are stu many more that should be placed there.
This Is true Of every state in the Union IL al Is
generally acceyIs ar,s without a sufficiently strong
orea zation 10 show the legislators t1at lney are
81 That is as true Of the class Of wheemen
Of any other ana Il they aIe 70 be only possible
NJ, thev can do a Is through organizat lon ~.
can act as indv1duas forever a"" " D''
accomplish their object
Fred Gorach the chairman Of the Racing eo ,a
If the League Of American Nheeinle" ""9 =.
issued the appended bulletin: OF CUM NJ
n,sanctioned races. Frank Davis an" - ~
1other NJ Atlanta have been suspended pelui's
ra,r,ent Of registration and fine. W. T. Jones
r e NJ Linden. Robert Jackson ana H. D. .r
Ton Of the same city have been suspen,oep mas has
August 1900 James Philips or In ~ foi,ow-
hem suspended pending nvestlgaLon ne ts,'r
ing records have been Allow r Tosepb and F
G. Hood Of Detroit. made July p tin e,r !" - ~
e HOLT ms Spokane sepem6sr 26 time O2 = Iro 2ee
s1potaTe' September p; time, 1:s5 Is.
The publication OF the intentions Of the newly or
ranized bicycle company yesterday seemed 20 NV
= good effect on local tradesmen. until yesterday
many Of the prominent dealers in the district were
in the dark as 10 the plans Of the combined max
ers and as a result many Of them did not know
what the future had IN store for them. Al me Of
nces Of the company IN the Park Row Building
Yesterday the manufacturers said that they were
wers any disaereeable features ahead they evident
" were not hothering their heads about mem IN
would 80 into automobile manufac lac, H. a.
Tozicr % Cleveland. said that ne had nor YET mae
ID his mind just what he would do he tnougaV
that there was a good future for the horseeSs We
he market today were not of the that would
! become nopular lie considered that some OF the
machines were TOO light for general use oyer such
roads as exist hereabouts especially In the coun-
try districts
Little Tayore, the Frenchman. who did only
fairly well in this country two seasons ago, seems
10 be having It all his own way the other side
Of the Atlantic After defeating Fixes IN this
country Thomas Linton went back home only 10
fan an easy victim IN the Frenchman. Many peo-
pie would have enjoyed seeing a series of races
between Linton and McDunee. but Linton did not
ENGLAND man, and no matches were arranged, in
| consequence. In the second match in Paris re-
fated linton by over four laps covering s. miles
and ga yards in the hour Taylore also holds the
worlds record for the hour.
An Australian wheeman who recently decided to
wheel around the coast OF Australia s missing
and Il IS thought that he has fallen into hostile
hands and been murdered. He left Halls Creek.
in Western Australia. In August, and he has not
, route law through Wild uninha bited part Of the
coHntrv and also through district where the
natives are particularly warike and vicious.
The Unknown Wheemen will leave their club
house No. 50 Ralph-ave. Brooklyn at $50 a. on
Sunday and go over the fine roads OF Long ISL
unattached wheelmen are invited to accompany the
club.
t ROWING.
, COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB REGATTA