The Wheel and cycling trade review . daft on Mon-day last. He doffed most of his clothing,threw away his watch, money and bicycleand wandered out into the snow. He wasraving when discovered. Overapplication tohis patents is believed to be the cause of histrouble. SIXTEEN RACERS TO ONE CLUB. Sixteen members of the racing team of theRiverside Wheelmen, of this city, were ten-dered a dinner last week, as a complimentto their years work. During the last sea-son the men won 94 firsts, 101 seconds and63 thirds. HELL BE SORRY. Lesna, the French long-distance rider, hasleft Paris for Australia, accomp
The Wheel and cycling trade review . daft on Mon-day last. He doffed most of his clothing,threw away his watch, money and bicycleand wandered out into the snow. He wasraving when discovered. Overapplication tohis patents is believed to be the cause of histrouble. SIXTEEN RACERS TO ONE CLUB. Sixteen members of the racing team of theRiverside Wheelmen, of this city, were ten-dered a dinner last week, as a complimentto their years work. During the last sea-son the men won 94 firsts, 101 seconds and63 thirds. HELL BE SORRY. Lesna, the French long-distance rider, hasleft Paris for Australia, accompanied by Pog-ron, Hurets ex-manager. He took with himtwenty pacing machines, and intends to showthe Australians a thing or two about pacedrecords. HELL DO. Since assuming the management of theWorcester Cycle Manufacturing Company,George Macdonald has been making changesall along the lino, and when completed thereis no doubt that his staff will be uncom-monly capable. Among others he has en-gaged James Josephi, a particularly earnest. James Josephi. worker, who for two years past has beenone of the Tinkham Cycle Companys chiefaids. Josephi will have charge of the Worces-ter Companys uptown store in this city,where his twelve years experience in thecycle trade will stand him in good stead. HES A PRESIDENT. The accompanying picture introduces R. Johnson, president of the GeorgeR. Johnson Company, No. 107 Chambersstreet, New York. Mr. Johnson has been in
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