Show I OL w Ch venne June 15lhe Cheyenne Bicrto club is arranging for some novel rces at its Fourth of July meet One will be for riders weighing 200 pounds and over who have not ridden for more than six months another will be for a high wheel contest Over i 500 worth of prices have been collected j col-lected The Denver Wheel club the Colonial Wheel club of Greely the II Crescent Wheel club of Rock Springs the Laramle Wheel club and the I I Ckiyenne Bicycle club will participate Arrangements have been made to royally entertan the visitors during their stay here It costs 6 per annum to own a bicycle t in Mexico t O S i The bill introduced into the New Jersey legislature recently to do away fi with aad racing has S been quashed The demand is growing In England for lighter wheels and now they are beginning be-gInnIng to ride 28 and 29 pounders The Centura Road Club of America n has allowed these claims for road records rec-ords W A Wenzel five miles 1215 t July 7 1894 Pensylvanla state record i 0 1 1 > w I Geo S Easton 9767 miles during 1894 Missouri state recordS record-S S Wheeling says that a wellknown English amateur whose 95 retaining fees from wheel and tire makers amount to 7500 is in danger of haying hay-ing his application for a N C U license li-cense refused Tough luckS luck-S S S Mexican wheelmen have to pay a fee of 50 cents per month in the future for the pleasure of riding the roads of that benighted country They are hardly strong enough to demand their rights as yet and for the present will have to put up with the injustice I A club has been formed in Paris with I the principal object it is said I of furnishing cycles to Its members on j the cooperative I plan Upon joining I I the club the member is given a machine ma-chine for which the asspciaJ pays so much a year The iniatlon fee is not stated S S a Vienna June 16At the Austrian bicycle derby today the American bicyclist bi-cyclist Banker was first the Viennese Ehriner was second and the British rider Barden was third Lyons N Y June 16Albert J Ulathey of battery C United States artillery on a bicycle with a message from General Miles at Fort Hamilton to General Merritt at Fort Sheridan Ill passed through here at 650 oclock this morning His wheel broke down twice between Syracuse and Lyons and he was pushing through slowly to Rochester for repairs He carried thirty thir-ty pounds of baggage t S The latest material which has been experimented with in making bicycle frames is compressed paper pulp it I is said successful experiments in that line have been made recently I |