The sun., 1900-07-19
brighton
Faces
EVERY WEEK DAT AT 1,0O p. II.
Lander's Military Band.
Reached b. All Coney Island Routes.
NEWS or THE WHEELAEN,
women Road Rider, Continue Record seekias
In the Heat.

Another demonstration that under proper
training conditions u long distance ride Is not
injurious Is being furnished by Mrs E. r. Bayne.
whose programme when she set out at mid
night on July was 10 ride o century one day
and a double the next. or make an average
OF that sort for thirty days riding over the
Merrck road. She was ahead of her schedule
yesterday and gaining weight. When she
started she weighed exactly 0S pounds A.
the end OF the tenth century she weighed -
pounds and 7 ounces. Yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock, when about to start ON her A.
tsenth century. she weighed l02 pounds "a
ounces In the same clothing and on the same
scales that the other weights were made. She
finished i,400 miles at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning and then took q sleep until s3o p. NJ.
Mrs. Bayne Is . native OF the West, and Q bru-
nette, and does not suffer much from the heat.
Mrs. Hickey and VIII Brown. who are her sd-
visers. have been more fearful Of the heat than
the rider. She saws she docs not mind H. Brown
and Tom Belcher were her chief pacemakers
yesterday. She was expected to finish her
fifteenth century at midnight last night and
It was her intention to keep right on and make
a double by morning.
Undeterred by the heat, though she suffered
from it greatly. Mrs. Jane Lindsay yesterday
kept up her record-breaking ride over the
Valley stresm-Hempstead twenty-ive-mfe
course She took more rest yesterday than
on Monday or Tuesday. but completed eoo
miles at $50 and at O'Clock started out on heI
seventh century with E. v. Dllts, Tom Han
for for the o sot miles les was : little more than nisy
nine hours or better than an average OF ten
miles. an hour every hour since . O'clock on
comes % after ter The The hrst stage of aoSts istisps.
She eats soups nfi, and dairy dishss spaH5inyly;
the heat OF the day yesterday she had cracked
Toe on her head and tied about her wrists.
A meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES Of ths
New York State Division. l., A. w., was held
yesterday. to transact of1cial. business. but
before adjourninR the committee passed z
recommending League m members n to support
This action was taksn because soms, ridsr;
have .apss ss Hat
join them In their opposition. The Governors
signature to the sidepath law was urged by
special l.. A. W committee.
There have been no organized open century
runs over the LONG Island course this month and
there will not be any on the remaining Sundays
next. Sunday having been postponed until
October In August, however. there will b.
several runs. Inc largest Will PROBABLY De tDat
OF the Veterans on Aug S, which on the cor
responding date last year had 7si riders, On
Saturday night. Aug. II. the Century Road Club
will have It's annual moonlight century, followed
on Sunday by another run, so that those who
choose may make q double century. On
Aug 20 the Jefferson Wheelmen win have theiI
annual run and the Penn Glen Wheelnen win
probably take the vacant date OF the 10th.
All these runs will be open affairs With medals
for the survivors.
NOTES
a meeting OF the Race Committee Of the Associated
Cycling Clubs has been called for 10 night N 10 West
Sixteth street. The business on hand is that q
arranging for the united century OF Sept. 20, and all
clubs In the organization are requested to send Their
captains or other Representatives.
The initial night meet by electric light at Walls
Of rain will I've held TO night. The programme In
cludes an unlimited pursuit race between j. p. Jacob
son. thc ventureI Into the professional neld. and
Fred Titus, the old timer.