New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
CYCLING.
WOMEN CENTURY RIDERS TO QUTT-Al
MUSICAL wHEELMAN

According statements snaaatiag from Valley
Stream. where the continuous century riders make
their headquarters. the womer who have been
seeking records on the road have about determined
70 give up the undertaking They have found By
experience that the norOrfery they have gained
has not served 70 repay them for the long hours
Of torture and suffering. Mrs. Lindsay and Mss
Cast have. it Is said. secured engagement 20
ride home trainers IN a variety hall Mrs Bayne.
who recently rode 45oo miles In thirty days. &c.
continuoTs century honors There is a policeman
Mrs Bayne's record. and his friends are conf
some OF the manufacturers did much 10 encour-
age the riding OF such trials. and many OF the
manufacturers OF the wheels ridden would com
however are not giving or-serTs these efaV-s 80
as the riders have at last realized this fact there
are likely 70 be fewer % the distressing grtuds IN
the future
Chicago man Is responsible for an invention
which II generally adopted. Is destined 70 turn
the boulevards into temples OF music The Chicago
man calls his device musical bicycle L con
sists Of an attachment 20 ordinary wheel BY
means OF which a bicycle rider pedals along his
wheel throws OUT a succession OF musical airs
The frame Of the musical attachment is 80 made
that II fits exactly into that o ordinary bicycle
an sl1Sc ms Erae Am are ztreJeaea Pano wires which
piece These hammers are worked BY a small
crank shaft BY changing the zne cyi.nasF ts
nuInoer nun OF dlILsrsnt tunes may oe paved and the
MS MS wheel Perhaps The Tosr Important part oe
be shut OF il desired, '--1
One OF the plans suggested 20 he Revision Con-
unittee OF the League OF American WhseInen con-
templates the discOntinuance % the present tar-a
OF State divisions and the establishment OF nou1t
nal State government, under control OF tha u
suggestion tha, the affairs of Tie ors4zao soSIfS
be conducted mora economically expedirioglsiv ana
euectively under the proposed plan
Some OF the American riders now abroad hav.
already taken part IN the races AT Paris On sur
day Cooper qualified in his heat II he interna-
tional races for professionals and Lake won his
heat in the races for amateurs McFarfa75 ~.
out failed 20 qualify Mcfarland was aned s4aa ~
the National Cycling Association asrar he sa1as
Lor srlS ana the fact that he was aIIowaI ~ -5-
Mouid lnolcare that he had paid MS 17e srsva-S
n recent paced races Berlin
american Won Two important races ET<as 49,
aen klonetre paced race. and later in the sans
eLIeruOon captured a twenty kilOrnerre race
Teddy Hale the veteran rider rer,s-5ar.- -
ul1s country as competitor in six dav races r.
Gently nnlsned long ride IN England He s-arra4
ouC 20 Tide one hundred miles ever dsv - -.
y1aT e8ce2tlng sundays He rode II all sorrz n
SeaJn1r; making frequent trips mo Was -
says that he was not sick day dunn ~ J1 Els,s
rs OeeI n cycle racing for
ne Won the championship OF El1-ors IL Isss - :
rode oevel geared machine ~ -'eo 10
me League OF American WheeI-7An has ~.
issued us road book covering -ha r7zds --,-5-f-
--0S niles or Buffalo. Il VIII bA 57zr-f1-,-.5 =
hooL or tne organization in that distrfcr IN.
wbaei-z rst-z 1le % tourists intending % rz[s
---'s Orlps through the upper parr 81 M S-srss