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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-13
ScH0TT'S STORES.
Big and Large
OPENING
OF
Spring and Nasssnser Geods.


Right direct from manufacturers and importers low perhaps
little Keeper
gives unlimited facilities prices
Store keepers and afford offer prices than 9TH
Store keepers
Listen to of our Prices
Msttings Of good quality 12ao.s yard.
Striped Carpets at loo to 124o.
Fowert Ingram Carpets Boots
Tapestry Brussels Carpet for SO and 60ets.
Window Sbades felt with Rollers at 100
Oil Shades with Spring Rollers at 25cs.
Table Oil Cloth 2,ds for 25c yards for 80 and s5ot'
Wall Papers, 8cts . double bolt.
Lace Curtains the yard lOcts a yard
White Counterpanes at 65cts
Feather Pillows at Csc pair
Pure feathers at 49cts h.
Musins, good heavy unbleached, 1Oyds for $50.
Muslns Of lighter weight at Al and 30.
1C4 red sheetings 15c, 20c, 90.
Ladies' and CbIdren's Summer Vests for
Mems good shirts for Csc
Mems unlaundred shirts with collars for $50.
Caicoes, all colors at S and Gets
Ginghams for AS and 60
Caks N. T. Cotton Cor 4lo.
Sumner Dress Goods the preiest had Sc and and
Finest black crepans SC, 6Oc ard slOO
Serg Heurietas whip Cords hevio Ppn mohairs
cloth and oil tie dress cloth for tailor made suits reasonable
low prices
White Goods Paes Baste, and all styles of
Wssh Goods at lower Prices than other keepers
Pretty Wrappers Tea Gown 75c and $l.00.
Ladies der skirts for 25c to $125
Ladies tailor made shirt waists and wash SIX rts low
OUR SUMMER SHOES Ready you No Advance in them
lO3 to 100 Bridge Street,
SCHOTTS STORES.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-13

Tuscarora Valley Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY, JUNE. 20,
1893.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-13
WEST " ARD.

Trains Nos. 2 and 3 connect at Blair's
Mills with Concord, Doylesburg Dry Run,
Nossville, Neelyton, Shade Gap, Shade
Valley and Goshorn Station Stage Lines.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
A BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Miss Marie Helene Wissner Married to MI
John Hicks0n, Jr

A marriage OF beautiful home'llAo
simpltcity took place ~ the residence
If Dr Robert S. MoGeachy, on hallthA
street., yesterday morning at IL oiooA'
the Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor OF tne
Presbyterian church being tne oIholA''
ing minister. I'LL.
Wissner. daughter Of Mr. Henry Wiss
ner of Fredericksburg. Va, and sister
Of Mrs. MoGeachy. The groom was
Mr. John Hickson, Jr son OF Mr..
John Hiokson, of Lynchburg Va.
Onlv tie members of the immediate
family Of the contracting parties ana ["
few friends were present.
The bride. always refined and attract
i've. looked lovely in a goinR-away
Gown of blue cloth sud velvet, nat 70
match. Her sister, Ms. McGeachy.
was dame of honor, aud her young LADY
attendants were Miss Mary Adger
Hendrix. # Oheraw. ;. o aud MISS
Rbettg Daniel Of Raleigh Inc
groom's brother, Mr. William Hickson q,
was best man The music was artist
sslly rendered by Mics Estelle Timber
lake, II this city.
The brides presents were humorous
and handsome
rhoss preseps fgom q distance were
rhs groom's parents ana mis- bTotaer
from Lynohburg. aud the brides father
from Fredericksburg.
Mr. and Mrs Hlckson left at once
for Richmond and points North. Their
b me Will be 90 Kinston, where Mr..
Htokson represents large Interests IN
mmter Raleigh II O News ana
Observer If Nov. stu
Miss Wissner resided IN TINS ciiy
until three years ago, aud has Ih1uy
friends here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
No Inc up was as flIlows !.
] I NYer. IT. Dead

At an early hour yesterday morning
Fredericksburg l1st one Il IFS pest cll'
Fans when Mr.. John II Myer. Jr.
ouly son # Mr. J II. Myer, oied at
his nome bfter an illness Of three days
Of appendicitis, aged IS years
Ga tuesday al operation was per
formed. being the last resort 90 save hls
life. but he did not rally and death
ensued.
The deceased was an upright Ohrls'
tian gentleman. dutiful son. the coz.
slant companion Of his father, ana II
has been often remarked that they were
more ike two brothers than father ano
son Hs WAS member Of the hfm OF
Perry d 90. deacon and treasurer o.
the Presbyterian chuch, MEMBER OF
Lodge No. % Knights II Pythlas' Anu
Sons Of SO0riety. In all Of when ne
was Jealous and active.
Besides his father no IS survived by
daughter. Miss Mamie Myer. and tw,
sisters, Mrs Mary + Eckenrode aro
M,ss Annie Myer.
Funeral services will he held from
the Presbyterian church this evening
a. 8 O'Clock. Rev DR.. j. ". boseOr,
officiating. and the organizations Of
which he was member Will attend
The pail bearers Will be:
Aotive-O. W. Jones, p. V. Daniel
d. ". Scots, julian w. Johnston, ID. >
Russell and Lawrence Perry.
Honorary-.Dr. II. NJ d Martin, Geo
II. Morrison, r. 0. Perry, Major L. +
Wallace. f. Bculie and Dr. }. n
BarnnY.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
Caroline Court

Monday was n vember term q Oar
oline court at Bowling Green. but no
one would have supposed 50 by the size
Of she crowd PRESENT
The farmers are busy gathering IN
their small crops OF this year. Ihey
are hastening o. do so this year from
the fact that much corn l. beng stolen
T. m me fields at night by unknown
parties. Ia several instances watch
is being kept the watchman having %
loaded gun m his bands
There was Dat ll.tle Going In court
apa theft lowing were Tire proceedings
VIII " Mary a H1rt proved ana al
mi'ted 70 probate.
" r.. sale. John r. Laioe and ". r.
Skipker appointed commissioners to let
tine polling Of Mt. Hill.
Lfquor license granted 70 D. h. Ool-
lier. Essex, 70 open oar IN Caroline.
near Banks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15

An enjoyable musical entertainment
was given At Sherwood the residence
Of Air. A q Willis. near Ligaum'
Oulpapar county. on Friday night Tor
the benefis Of Lsel Baptist church a
gery large crowd attended and quite a
pics .um was realized for the church
TIE following program was wen rem
dered:
Piano duet. III Trovatore. " Misses
Annie AND Veva willis; vocal solo
The Waiting Heart, " Miss Emme
HArris; piano solo. ARIA lnfelise +
tn Credera " Mrs Norman; vocal
duet ''Life's Long Dream is O'er,
Misses Emma Harris and Veva Wills
vocal solo. Two Loves" Miss Susie
Willis; piano solo "Impromptu. Miss
Veya willis; vocal solo, Flower Song,
Miss Emma Harris; piano solo, "Valse
Chromatiqoe. " Miss Susie Harria; vo
cal solo "A Dream. " Miss Emma
Harris; piano solo, Roses DE 30,
heme. " Mrs Norman; qnartette, Good
Night" Misses Harris and Wills.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
GULPEPER.
Death ola Young Man Sickness Personals
Etc

Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Kelly's Ford Va. Nov IN.
Miss Mabel Rouse. Of Remington.
VINO has been quite i'll with typhoid
fever. is reported much better
The neighborhood has been thronRed
with huutipg parties, who. It Is re-
ported, have been very successful
Misses Augusta Bennett and Lizzie
Brannin spent several days OF last week
with the Misses Spindle, Of Brandy
Station. -,
Miss Made billiard is extremely H.
suffering from on attack Of heart troo-
Die
Mr.. Burton Draper, young man OF
about twenty years. died st his nome
near Winfrey, this county. on Friday
M typhold fever His two sisters.
Misses Il hel and Lillian Draper, are
lying AZ deaths door m cied with the
same malady.
Mrs Mollie Farmer is visiting her
sister. Mrs Richard Kelly, at Onl
pepper.
Miss Mamie b II Farmer. who IN
September and pIt of October visited
her sister. Mis- HoskinsOn. OF Deer
wood MD and has since been the
guest OF Miss Mary Virginia Beckham'
GEORGETOWN. ID @ returned 60 hef
home. Locust Grove. near this place
Monday.
Mfs. Davis. near this place, is quite
IN Bee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
BLOOD POISON CURED BY 2. 3. 3.
Bottle Sent Free to Sufferers.

Deep seated, obstinste cases, the kind
that have resisted doctors. hot springs
and pAteut medicine treatment, quick
lv WELD to B b. B Botanic Blood
h ,im), thoroughly tested for 30 years
r b b has cured such indications as
mncous patches in the mouth, sore
throat. eruptions. eating sores, bone
nains itching skin, swollen glands,
ttiF Joints. copper colored spots, chan
cras liberation on the body. and IN
h,odreds of cases where the hair and
evebroWs have fallen out and the whole
skin was a mass Of boils, pimples and
Ulcers this wonderful specific has com
nIately changed the whole body into a
nlean. perfect condition. free from
ernptions. and skin smooth with the
Glow of perfect health B. B B. is the
oolv known perfect cure for blood pol
SON 50 sufferers may test b. Il. g.
and know for themselves that it cures,
a trial bottle will be sent free OF
b b B for sale by druggists and IN
Fredericksburg by K Nelson Goolrick,
at sl Der large bottle or large bottles
Sfnil treatment) s.. For trial bottle,
address BLOOD BALM 90, l79 Mitch
ell stre t, Atlanta Ca
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
EREpERIcKsBuR5 DEFEATS WOOD
BERRY FOREST
Score lsto o.

The Fredericksburg College foot boil
team defeated the team ~ the Wood
berry Forest High School in one II tn
fastest games ever played on the Ool'
lege grounds Woodbury. won The
south goal in the toss and the colleg'
got the north Woodbury. started T.
Kick of. but after two unsuccessful At
tempts lost the ball Cannon started
the game by q kick off for the college
After about ten miuutes If hard play
ing George carried the ball over the
Ii q for toe college Cannon kicked
the goal In the last half George car
ried the ball OVER 90 IL long run Gam
mon kicked the goal. Cannon made
the last touchdown about the middle Of
the second half. making the score OF Is
to O. In favor q the college.
TIE visitors we're out-piAyed az every
stage OF the game The features Of the
game were the playing If George, Gam
mon, Green ana Rosebro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
CLAIMING TOO MUCH.
- ..L.nna.r D.

The Outlook-Rev. DR.. Lyman
Abbott's instructive weekly has 90
editorial on The Meaning OF the
Election, " IN which we fad the dec
lAration that "ita meaning 10 approved
-uumtst4klble determined, hestty-
4 the course O, tho administration ioi
ths past four yeas A party org n,
which the Outlook certainly IS not
could scarcely have put the Gaze. With
greater emphasis. But the Outlook r
Abatement II not entirely correct. The
tidal wave vote for Mckinley, with al
It's Tremendous emphasis cannot fairly
be construed as an cverwhelming-aD
"unlnistakeable determined, hearty -
auproval Of all the acts Of the admins
tration or the policies that nave dictat
ed It's sets
Had the Outlook asserted that the
meaning 4 the election WAS "uumis.
taxable. determined. hearty declarA.
ton mat, as choice between Mcklr-
lev ard his party AID Bryan and me-
tncJngtuous combiuati %, the country
preferred the former, the assertion
would have needed nO amendment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
Trice Freeman.

A D,ettv home wedding was solemn
led as the residence Of Mr.. George
freeman. ST., on Hanover street mere
Yesterday morning The contracting
narties were Miss Bessie May freeman
and Mr.. Joseph Stanley Trice, OF Nor.
folk Miss Addie Freeman, sister OF
the bride. maid Of honor, and Mr..
Outhbert Trice, brother OF the groom
best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Dr.. S. Dill, and the
wedding march rendered By Mrs. Geo.
Freeman. Jr. Among those present
we're the following visitors: Misses
Blanche and Eta Clements. Addie
Freeman end Mrs William Freeman
aud 500, Of Norfolk; Mrs. Linden
Shepherd and Mrs Jeter Kaufman, Of
Richmond The bride was gowned Ia
csstor-colored cloth, trimmed with ap'
plioue and velvet with hat and gloves
90 match. The maid Of honor wore
silk MULE over rose silk trimmed with
applique. After the ceremony the
bride and groom left for q trip to New
York aud other northern cities. On
Monday night sn elegant reception
was gi ven az the home Of the bride
which was attended by quite number
Of friends
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15

Mine host. Richards, If the Lawn
Hl,-l. Will 70 once add 9 bed rooms and
a sp.ciaus dining Io0m 90 his hotel.
ne saw mill men report an increased
demand and better feeling In price OF
lumber the past two weeks
We were pleased TO see Mayor x. y
Pe.tross ont after an illness OF two
We-bs.
Mrs r q Holloway has returned
home from visit 20 her brother III. ".
II Amiss. at Sperryville
Those present. from Fredericksburg
v,sre Mes.rs NJ $ Chancellor, J. 5
wallace j. " Masters, L o Ninde'
v A Bell, W L Lang Geo. Stone
b. @. Young, l. L. OoRhiL, DIR. J. ?.
suf. DR. b Hlss Capt " F. Coates
Maurice Hirsh. j. Conway Chichester
Of the Star. and The Free Lance rep'e'
sentative
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
DOING HIM Up
(Rlchmona Zines

An exchange reiersios l. Mr. Byap
says:
"It ia IDLE 60 be- wasting sympathy
on him. however for he cau come neal
er standing alone" than any Other
human being who lives beneath th,
II ara "
II he runs again he il come mighty
near doing that very thing
The Stanton Spectator iemWks:
"Mr Bryan maze the most m gnlh
cent fight ever made by one man for tht
life Of the nation.
H. Lost his fgat. bui the matte 4
hasn Z Yet been tho fuhi-ct Tor an obit
ua-y notice.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
TOHN p. STIFF. NJ. d.,
LOCAL mARKErs
corrected By Simon Hirsh & Bro

corrected By Simon Hirsh & Bro J
Wheat, 65 70 70 corn. 45 TO 46, meal ITO
TO 1870 per 100 pounds oats, 20 60 30
fowls dive, e19 to ~ turkeys li'e,6 to
8 dressed 9 TO 10; ducks live 2 to 81
dressed fowls 8 20 10 per ID. lard, 9 e
10; eggs, 10 TO 20jss. buster 10
60 90; hams, 10 10 IL, Irish pota'
toes. so to 20; beef,S 10 ga veal, AZ
Pork, 60 on; hides (green), AZ
TO 8 hides tdry), z 10 =
Wool-Unwesheo, % 70 30; washed,
q to %.
Leaf sumac-5O 30 90 cents per hun
dred pounds,
rns aTRin maFSsi
The grain markets closed yesterday
as follows:
Ohioago-Wheat, Nov 70; Dec. 721s
corn, Nov. 967s Dec. 353l ; Nov. oa's,
az.
New York-Soushern whest, rs to
50 corn, as 70 AZ.
ADMINISTRATION wheat, 70 &C 1873
Southern corn, Al to 40
RIchmond-W Wheat, 20 10 76 corn,
46 tn AZ.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
OFF COMES THE HAT
Ridg way Journal. )

While the journal i' "a always Demo
cratic pnd will continue o. oppose tn.
doctrines Il the Republican party with
its love Of trust aud imperial-m yet
when the American people spoke ~
such unmistakable terms that they
END 5ised Mckinley and Hannaism
we just quietly lifted COR hat 70 the
Gar Of the United States and Philip
pines and shall give his administration
a charitable consideration. endorsing
what seems good ard repudiating iha'
which is bad. Good morning, Mr.. Pfesl-
dent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
D A R

The Daughters Of American Revolu'
ton held their monthly meeting at the
residence Of Mrs. " NJ. Fleming. on
Hanover street, Thursday afternoon.
The attendance was good. Among
other features wac IA interesting re-
mort By Mrs John L Goolrick, who
represented the chapter as the state
meeting In Alexandria
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15

Gov. Tyler, Treasurer Harman, Sec.
ond Auditor Dew. Railroad Commits
sioner Hill aud others accompanied
President Myers aud Other Cfti'ers OF
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mao railroad over she line Monday by
special invitation The party spent
about an hour IN this city where dinner
was served ia the private car If Maj.
Myers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
Accident on tie Narrow Guage R. R

Asthe train Of the p. +. q P. K X.
was speeding along about one mile
this side of Reynolds station Iuesday
afternoon, on it's way from Orange 10
this city, a box car and the passenger
coach overturned, caused 1t is thought
by rail breaking The engine ana
several fiat cars loaded with X. Il. ties
broke from the overturned cars The
ouly occupants Of the passenger coaon
we're Capt W T. Coates and Postal
Clerk f O Rove, neither Of whom
were injured beyond some abrasions
received by the latter. Brakeman Broad
die n. Toombs was caught on the plat
form ard crushed about the abdomen;
He was brought to his home here and
is not thought 20 be seriously Injured.
The read was promptly repaired ana
trains went through wednesday as
usual. The damage to the cars ana
track is estimated at about 81, 600.
A
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
LoSG LIVE THE PRESIDENT.

The fact that Roosevelt IS 10 be vice
PRECEDENT Will make the country Wlsf
Mr Mckinley long. continued Rocc
beslth Olrcum tances make 10 NE
dutv o. live
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15

For Bv.Laws. Pamphlets Catalogues
.,r;.e In or csll on THE FREE
LANCE for estimates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
INTO THE GROUND,
Richmond Times

The Onlpeper man who offered 30 give
any man who is kept from voting foi
Bryan against his VIII five acres Of lane
seems 60 be running his patriotism int
the ground
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
HEADQUARTERS FOR
BUILDING MATERIALS.

.,rp al Xmas OF Eoreh Carolina sne tlf-
..nhcr. dressed and uDtresseu, ~1.A
... Lath5, sash. Doora and olinds, 4, me
f.rr aud Paving Brick. Hir anc if''
.,ter. Dutsld ~ Ice Nails. 81 Kinds h,t.I
....f Palur- and pry Pant iins9eN UT
..rn.uune. Dryer Narlisu sn- re" -s w i'-.
.. ps5nt Brushes oi all h.lds. .t--t
I'D, ana plftg. Bar iers' Hardware oi al
3. ats. Tar ROOdng ANA Sheatniug Paper
r4rr wagons, hnsd Carts
L.ryl stock always on band.
4. y. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
THE KENTUCKY W.,


They tell me u marriage Is often the
beginning Of feud in Tennessee. ~
Yes 1 understand that at pretty
home weddings down there 'Johuuj
Get Your Gun is sung instead ot -
PfOmlle Me.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
8lChmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
sohe0 alo tn effect Sept both. 1900
LaaYn Norm. sra

Leave N0rtn~ sra.
SIG A. NJ. daily. no local stops.
1.e Is. NJ. daily, no local stops,
lu.ls A. n. sundays Uuts, stops az brOohc
and Wide Water
il4O a. N daily except sundsl no local
rs P. NJ. daily except sunday, no local
stops.
III p. NJ. daily. No local stops.
v So q. u. daily. r tops az Brooke ana W 'at
Victor.
Leave scughward,
IS A. N. daily, Atlantic cast Line train
Stops g. niltOrO, .Jcsv t.4 ana Asulaud' wees
days. All lOCsi sCOus on sundays
l.ep. M. daily, Sab ard Air Line tram
va =. A. l.. Junction. Arrive at GAO. broou
treet station, Richmond.
..t r Il. .yal4s vADopt cunJa.' stops al
Milford. boswell ANA Ashland.
.,B D.. 81 Dai.y. Il ian ic Co st Line IRA n'
stsps ~ boswell snd a-.laua.
"a -. NJ. Isasly maAe3 lOcr Stops.
IS p. NJ dai y. SeaO ara Air lane tf'iN,
Was A. L. Junction. Arrive Nt &. y - bfo8o
street ststion. Richmond
Accommodat on trains. Daily except uodaJ.
5l5A. W.tur ichm01t.
Ij 4 a. N. FOX = autic1.
le4J =. 81. for Ashland. -
80. Il. II. f.on ticuuo1d Tor re''Iie-7
bGtg.
r.. Taylor. Trade Hausycr.
r y. Nvels trOsiccn..
o. @ COX, ss--a
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
INK.sPoTs FROM EXCHANGES.
Washington Post)

Pshsps there won't be fur GyiDg
time when Don Dickinson goes into
the cage TO "reorgarize Mr.. Allgeld.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
Notes Of Company I

Capt. M B. Rowe, Of Company l..
10Th Virginia, has ordered a school for
the non commissioned officers II Will
be conducted by Lieut.. +. II. Revere.
The Washington Guards will hardly
20 to Washington Dec. ~. ss their
guns have not yet been received.
Mr.. Jack d. Micks, of the county, has
been elected a member Of the company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-15
JUST RECEIVED

By last Steamer Mica lot Banaan
Eating Pears. Fire Eatirg Apples. Al
so S. O. Thomas Celebrated Red Ssln
tomatoes and Corr. wholesale.
>. HIRSEf de BRO.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
TWO SUFFERERS

From The Youths Companion.
The Turkish Minister called Secretary Hay
not long ago tell in tone OF mingled pain and
Indignation how much he had been misrepressured
BY the sensational newspapers OF this country The
particular thirg which disturbed the Minister
was the publication % what purported 20 be
newspaper interview with him. IN which Ia was
represented as having said, MY wife a beautiful
woman in speaking OF The circumstances attend
ing the coming OF a MOslen woman 20 Washington
He assured Secretary Hay that he had never said
such a thing and went % explain that IN hts
own country no one but a person OF low breeding
would speak or the beauty % his wife Indeed. wers
it supposed by his Government that he had made
such a remark MS recall would be probable
The wide difference between American and Turk
ish standards OF etiquette IN matters OF this sort
not appreciated by the JhOUghLless reporter.
who, in order round out story had put the
words into the Ministers mouth.
When Ali FerTUugh Bey was relating this incident
10 some American friends they asked him what
Secretary Hay said 90 his prOJestaJOn on this
score.
All, replied the Minister. II too. have suf-
fered-' what NJ said BY which it appears thar
Mr. Hay had endeavored 20 console him BY
paintpg that in this land Of unfettered liberty AL
public liable 20 ulisreprcsentation IN the
more irresponsible newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

experimental with motors 10 be applied to auto
mobiles. Then they thought they saw a chance
for small motor which could be applied TO an
ordinary bicycle, and started in to work in
earnest The autocycle tested the Merrick
Road IN the vicinity Of Valley Stream yester-
day Is the result Of their work.
The machine was taken the railroad TO
Valley Stream yesterday morning, with the idea
OF testing It over the twenty mile course used
by the continuous century riders William H
Brown. who made the 1000 mile road record.
volunteered 10 catch on behind the machine to
direct the way. The aUtocycle is propelled both
by a regular chain and sprocket and separate
and distinct chain, as may be seen in the cut.
connecting with the motors. The machine 1s OF
one horse power. and it is said that enough
power can be generated to travel 100 miles with
out recharging. On good roads, according to
the inventors, the machine Will be able 10 travel
at the rate Of twenty-five miles hour No
effort was made TO speed the machine through
the various villages yesterday, full power being
turned on only on the straight stretches, when
the riders saw that they had a clear road ahead
Of them The party stopped six times on the
twenty mile trip yet made the distance in one
hour and fifteen minutes.
Il Is said that on a perfectly level road the
machine is capable OF reeltng Of mile in 1:4O.
In case Of an accident the machine can be pro
PEELED Ike any ordinary bicycle. Unlike other
motor tanderns and tr1plets, the weight is so
distributed that II is easy to steer the machine
1ne L6UlL LOUnQ VIII LLe LOTelSu HlacnlneS 10
date is that the motors are so wide that the
riders find 1t impossible 10 secure q comfortable
seat. The widest part Of the machine shown
yesterday Is only four inches no wider than an
ordinary crank shaft The gasolene tank will
hold gallon Of the fluid. The machine was
tried with and without g uuf7er. With the
nnuf1er of II made much noise as those pac-
ing tanderns seen at the races at the Manhattan
Beach track. With the muller in place there
was no perceptible noise The rider can coast
II he wishes 70, allowing the motor TO do all OF
the work. The bicycle does not differ from the
ordinary safety, except that the frame is extra
heavy. The bicycle weighs thirty pounds and
the motor bout the same