Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-01 | Page 8 | Trainer Gone; Cyclists Mourn

"TRAINER GONE; ' CYCLISTS MOURN Victims Are Samaeison and Williams. Mayo Parry Disappears, With $80 of Pedalists' Coin. Has Not Been Seen Since WednesdayPolice Wednes-dayPolice Are Notified of Fact. TTfclLLY" 8AMUELSON thinks that l- ho had rnoro than his share of 111-luck 111-luck slnco ho butted into tho cycling cy-cling game. Sax Williams has a similar wall, and this Is the roason. Samuolson Is shy $40 of his hard-earned ooln and Williams Is out 33S. Mayo Pnrry, a trainer, is missing and tho ridorw would bo much relieved to ascertain his present whereabouts. Last Soon Wednesday. Parry was last seen Wednesday when Samuolson handed him a pocketbook containing con-taining nearly $S0 in gold and bills. 8am-uelson 8am-uelson and Williams went out on tho track to rlpoff a fow miles, and when thoy returned re-turned Parry had disappeared. Up to a lato hour last night ho bad not been sighted, nnd tho riders are on tho anxious seat as a result. Report to Police. Yeslorday afternoon tho rldors called at tho police department nnd reported tholr loss. Tho polleo gavo them little pntlsfac-tion; pntlsfac-tion; in fact, "Sam" declares he heard tho I bluecoats softly chuckle as he departed. Accordingly tho pedallHts went on a still hunt to locato Parry, but without succcsh. The belief among the riders Is that tho trainer has left town. Parry is a painter by trade, and littlo is known about him oxcept that ho has boon a habltuo of tho cyclo colony at tho saucer track for Bomo tlmo past.