The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1900, Page 3

women! RIDING CENTURY DEFY HEAT Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Bayne Piling Up Centuries Unmind- ful of Deadly Weather. | | rie e1eie ie 'eses9) or {DER the broiling July sun two women bicyclists are [ pedalling hour after hour in pursuit of the empty honors of long-distance riding records While strong men in the city are dropping dead in the streets from the heat, while the thermometer in wind- swept shady places is hovering about the century mark, these women toil and sweat under the blazing rays of the sun over Long Island roads. Began a New Centary. One of them, Mrs. Jane Lindsey, is riding against time and another woman's record. She knows no rest. She ts covering two hundred miles a day, Squads of pacemakers carry her along at a dizzy pace. Her nerves are at high tension. Every muscle is at the highest strain She says that her blood is boiling and her thirst agoniz fag. For the latter there can be no relief, To satisfy her thirst would unfit her for completing her task She lacks the strength that comes from sleep. She goes ¢ almost without food, If she does not die or faint from ex- haustion, she will keep on despite the heat until she has ridden a thousand miles. Her caretakers say she will do neither. They claim a woman's capacity for physical en- durance far exceeds that of a man Mrs. Emma R. Bayne, who is dividing attention with Mrs. Lindsey on the Century Road Club's wwenty-five-mile course on Long Island, is trying to ride 4,500 miles in thirty days. The world's record of thirty-nine centuries in that time !s held bya man. Mrs. Bayne rode two hundred miles in yesterday's heat. She rode down three sets of male pacemakers. She Knows No Rest. The heat knocked them out, but the little woman kept on and was ready for more riding when the moon came out. She started in on her fifteenth century this morning Neither of these women has a remarkable physique. They are little women, wiry, hard as tron from continuous ee ie \eieiereesose.0 ele @isiele)elelereie) sien?) HEAT I STOOD KILLED HORSES, HEN | began ride 1 terrible m3 riding. Their undertakings may be called foolhardy by many, but they furnish a good hot weather object lesson to swel- tering New Yorkers. Neither hard work nor biazing sun is killing them, They do not tax their vitatity by overenting or drinking weighed less than three ja of food and drink. 1 passed two dead horses on the Merrick road, killed by AFTER CENTURY or ee IWHIbE MEN DIE OOOO OC OOOO OOOO COON On U OO CuO OC Oh on OOO on OOOO mnt | ODVADODDONDNDDAGDS SIONS 610 1530:6385 0 ISIS: SIS ieKej0s= Sve soja -ose.ese\vieiesore-os: ® MY RIDE IS 'Y ride in bane been tort T mperatyre reach 106 at times, It was nwt elther, MRS. LINDSAY, the heat, Deere that shew @istance woman riders.” ahe sald to The it was warmt Evening World reporte » MRS. LINDSAY. are 1 made by some other woman 1! am more ambitious, however; } want a QOS S1F- FSS SOSSESOD world's record —on held by a man ' sink when i comes » endurance a Vwoman Is the equal of a man, and 1{ hope to prove in tht * ghe having sig | added with a smile, “a | didicuttes il hav | RIDING AN’ AGONY, in bewan heating up things For the past few days Mre Boyne has th lap yesterda, morn- thad trouble with her wrists The con- rt it tinva!l vibration of the han ile-hars ren- ever {ers the wrists and hands numb a es, making riding very painful This x my feet kept going round and roun a trouble often experienced by cen mn TOT RH WORLD, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1900, SireE ( Rem WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1900, Jor Ghursday, July 19th, we present these very attractive offerings: Ladies’ Stik Dress Skirts of good black tadeta, with cut flare flounce and 4 rows of shirred taffeta ruching, completely unlined; a handsome summer skirt and very specially priced at 11.75 4,000 Ladies’ Duck Shirts, black or blue with white dots, 10 inch ruffle of kaite pleating 1 25 . around bottom, with three rows of plain colored duck, at 200 Ladies’ Rainy-Day Skirts of the best quality and workmanship ever sold for the price, which Js but 3.95 Ladies’ Lawn Dresses. We continue the sale to-morrow, offering 500 of these dresses, fresh from the hands of the dressmakers, at the very low price of, each, : Sirls’ Dresses of lawns and dimities, in neat patterns, trimmed with white all- ‘over lace and ribbon, ages © to 14, very special at Misses’ Shirt Waists. 50 dosen Percale Waists, striped designs in pink and blues, with two rows of embroidery, sizes 5 to 10 years, at Ladies’ White Waists, all sizes, in more than twenty different styles, regularly worth $1.50, $1.69, $1.75 and $1.95 apiece, taken from our stock and Offered for to-morrow at, each, Dimity Shirt Waists. A new lot, in pink, blue, heliotrope, also black and white, a choice to-morrow for 2.95 65¢ 39¢ Rlack Grenadines and Printed Joulards. Three special offerings of unusual merit for Thurs- day's gelling, the equal of which in qualities and prices it will be difficult to find elsewhere—anywhere: PRINTED FOULARDS A large range of new and desirable patterne tn all the Popular colorings, including the pew bluse and helio effects; the 7S. per yard 3q. quality, on sale at LYONS’ PRINTED LIBERTY SATIN, 22 inches wide, all fine silk white grounds, with a variety of colored designs and polka dots; regularly worth $1,00 per yard, 68c on sale here to-moitow at BLACK GRENADINES, 45 inches wide, all pure stl, lostrous and heavy; rege- 79 larly worth $1.25 a yard, o0 sale here to-morrow at just Children on the Sand at the Sea Shore. Did you see them last Sunday? How happy they were with bucket, shovel, sifting screen and cake moulds! Here’s a chance to bring added joy to the hearts of about three hundred children without much cost. Che Big Store. Siver-Plated Ware. There’s a great deal of cheap, trashy sil ware on the market that really isn’t worth at any price. Our offerings for to-morrow are worth buying, however, as they will stand wear and the test of time, and the prices are so reasonable. See for yourself: WATER PITCHERS, of triple-plated silver, engraved, large size; regularly oy 7g at $1.50, tomorrow's price only FRUIT DISH, tn imitation of cut glass, with triple-plated frame $2.00; on sale here to-morrow at SODA HOLDERS, for hoMing soda water styles, worth $1.00; at CONDFNSED MILK HOLDERS, tee lo-mortow at glasses, triple plated; a choice of twe 50c quadruple plated, with inside glass; worth $1.50; 75¢ Sowelry, Handsome, durable, serviceable and cheap—there- fore well worth buying. LADIES' AND MISSES' STERLING SILVER CHAIN BRACE- LE1S, with lock and key, extra heavy in quality; worth $1.75 each ; priced for to-morrow at LADIES' HORSESHOE BROOCHES or HAIR CLASPS of silver, with handsome French cut Rhinestones; worth $2.00; priced for to-morrow at WAIST SETS, a choice selection of gold filled, plain stone set and pearl; worth S0c, a set; on sale to-morrow at Our Great Midsummer Sale of Sroceries and Canned Soods is a pronounced success, and is attrac'ing large crowds of ‘‘sightseers'’. daily in spite of the sizzling hot weather. But, then, there’s nothing so very strange or remarkable about it, for goods and prices Mke those we are now offering will never fail to fill a store with eager purchase» ers—especially when they 1re not to be had elsewhere at such low prices, Read, compare and judge for yourself: 5c STRAWHERKIES “Shield” brand TOMATORS “Riverton’* ta heavily preseryed ase tere hand-rerled, ay ; pure ape ovr alee, per dow. $1.15. per glass ‘ 1s Awell's Baglish Pleke CREAM PREACHES Superb Cream. per can. fron. City , Prairie Flower, 8t California L Nichoies or Navy Brands, Cream § i" Syyu abesiutely = STING HRANS r Hovle's "Vintory™ tender String Beans, per doa, Te; VES Harel brand Baby Ottves, ‘ed oper ber wart Cherries © sugar Syrup, Der per can. Bebe Se Fe BSE per Crar ge Suopa, Phillipines, Tarte, Granina + Conkien or Fiaite Cosiog, 108 PRANS brand Oe Pork and Th Bbibon OK and packed, red-ripe per ta., Our Delicatessen Department is re- plete with a fuli line of Smoked, Cooked and Preserved Meats, Delicious, WINES AND LIQUORS. Salads and Smoked Fish, the finest (im*”'s ures stock the markets of the world pro- ; duce, and most carefully cooked in our own newly appointed kitchen. | For to-morrow we quote a few special \ prices: y HAM: Sugat Cured Botled Ham, sliced, tb, Tiusacr: Cervelat, Parmer or Hol- though | hardiy. knew it tury filers. Mra Bayne has wrapped KINDERGARTEN SAND SETS. Then the handle warm | her handie-bars with cloth in an effort steiner, »., most unee hold- \t minimise the shaking, with but par $-Piece Set, originally 25¢., now bo OLIVES. Fancy Quece Olives, por 4. ‘ t -ceme. x -) OW jt. Calito Por 8 7 press Ham Belcher rode neariy mrundres| Place Set, originally S0c., 40c PAX "Guumacen: Prneet quaity, ee oe | (i Titehac! fat ante Da Bete ‘ weit _handkerehlets Gite her yeeterday and ihea bed) 9. Piece Set, originally O0c., new pa = Sacvanh Sse: tien 2.00 : : \* e $ “ /* . aryl a : may, yet she wanted to keep Toy Dept., 24 Floor.) doa, oper can, C} per ral. even when t h my mouth in tae |= a hard tof not beating Miss the only thing that jee, Then she Alled earms of my weater with cracked foe to keep me and tled {t tightly so 1 couuin’t Whatever the Emergency HD NHOTEL Rich Physician Missing Three Weeks, Found in Philade!phia. It 1 didn’t w gum. My mouth was p ue got stiff. I really think, f d the tortures of one without nd water for hours on a derert ! fourteenth | avy ha One of Those Clubbed by Police Inspector Asks $25,000 Damages. Two Men Badly Hurt and Team of Horses Killed in Collision. And my arms fet fine e time | got to Springfield the s : TAndsay, having com Started out again @' clock this morning. She completed 4 miles at 343 A. M Being then 2 hours and 4 minutes ahead Dr. Nathaniel J. & physician of Frankfort, Ky, who dis-| appeared from . Pa. on they night of June 28, was found in Philadel: | phia this m tt yer, the wealthy A defective brake on a Third avenue) threw the yack on @ car in front of Although the Police Commissioners "°\ have begun an Investigation of the rH) charges that Inspector Thompson ran ari riot in the throng about Madison, n the side-| ids seemed as ih my feet as y got er. My sweater, ight ings and bloomers—-my rac were soaked through w car yw anet by men tne ith per- ¢ record held by Miss Gast | MRS. EMMA R. BAYN: splration itself was thrown Square Garden on Monday night, Ed- gi ni » we e | red ca dete e ne tt, Bayne completed 1,400 miles at § 1 welghe by pounds when I started walk a 4 is pas “n w njured. | ward Prancls Kensy, of the Putnam mee : vd Ae ‘ ¥. ¥ be “ WO 3OOCOCOCOSO ut after thirty-six hours [ lost jose bass oe ery| Hor " ’ je wae tt . 4 pounds by perspl sold, TY] House, who was one of those clubbed, U6 Nat UNE gents, under the Morris Miauman, « . Both received ‘inte for the result Both women are riding strongly. No one who has not btoyeied on Long |. ,° the 2 miles at | 1 42"| does not intend h His presence: BY MRS. JANE LINDSEY, | [8-82 rests toring she pant wo day) Jertes end were cut by wrouen gisas. | He will aue the Inepector for ERM 1, For etght days . knows anything about heat. Bo far that | cating sleeping, ‘The street Ww DL weked t 7 damages. = a 6 It’s no fun riding a bieyele every min- fis the of my ti of| hours, Hardly sx hours bridge to Chatham 8 uare netic tne | Kenny clatme that Thompson ran into | ad he . . . Ute you ean keep awake, although that! course, I have ther troubles, but | f patiaaidbasaaelned yo the hotel after some men he was pur-| M001). tee am | fs just why I am trying for the thou-, the Intense heat makes them so mueh | 4 two dead] Car #, of whch Hugh Kiernan, of 14) sul Kenny was sitting at the door | ent) % | * Dr. Sawyer was brought to this city killed official by ‘| and he says that the po! sand-mile woman's record—for fun. | Torve. he et by |columbiia avenue, man. { once and this afternoon taken to the Perhaps there is just a little sometamng| Why, yester’ay when I was riding on Dee 6 er at was due at| Without provocation, struck him with | ©” & f his son: in-law in Flushing. gid of ‘ oxeaniipiamemne vurt eS fue at at mock! im down, | home od Ry. @ise that makes me try for it—1 might! the Merrick road about 2 o'clock in the the _post-of and pasged| Me night stick, Knocking him Dr. Sawyer is a wealthy man and for The! Then he kicked him. The first blow Chatham Square ahead of time ambition. Safternoon the thermome: ree ‘ 1 the first to make a woman's! 10 4 re “t> rrometers registered MRS, BAYNE ON HER horse car coming from Bast HrosdWay| Kenny gays, knocked out one of his irty years has : earces war mo shade, and was awiched oF rolley just h » eclentife researeh. He ts slaty world’s record for long-distance riding,| the sun beat almost straight down on FIFTEENTH CENTURY, | tenica ic As going | teeth nine yeare off end trom famous aud when Margaret Gast went 900 miles| the macadam roads, Ob! It was simply 1 fey" | Hobie siibeties (hie Fistement MM) ee eek t Purtta His father was frst yasin to Daniel Webster and studied oman over my mark | determined to beat her bs an affidavit and will immediately begin Bew record for @ thousand miles. —=— awful! Mrs. Emma R. Bayne, the young New sult t who ti siow ' a —— =| WANTED AN ICE BATH, © [Yorker no is covering distance out | SPirrachel. wichin @ foot of ihe fear| Thompaon has written a letter to the| law with tha When I was ten miles from Tom |" !0ne Island in an attempt tolpiattorm of It cant Gen that he and The son elected not to follow tm the West's tote Valley Stream, where | 2° the world's record for thirty days,| Then, according to Berman, the trol-) 1. ior ot the eps of his father. but studied med my quarters 1 would have given |%&* (1 much better shape this morning |\iocg'anay and the heavy trolley car Puttam House and oir clubs be-| loine and thirty-five years ago moved than her frienty thought would be thel seemed | . om, and five Of late years, bis everything I owned in the world for a to apr.ng back on the| cause th fousing In a tud of ice water and all 1 ™ er her hard ride of yesterday, | horses. of the ¢ s had run i he | waaied of It to drial. It seemed as if.) S* started this morning on her nt. Born were ground enter te wheels |» tel erraiion, To nse | wud mohawer sabe theo teenth century, having 043e4 30) miles ee ee ee ame lattorme of che| Now the Ineoector is accused of CUD ng began taking | But my faithful pacemakers urged me |t Def credit yesterday. She ts at pres-| horse car. a Patrick Keema ELEM OT ginog become a | Tne driver, ; Then { [ent & little ahead of the schedule pre- pared for her by Will Frown, her af- along. and I got home at tari had the sousing, but not the Dr. Sawyer was © ong dria threw the lighter © th % B see tea with lemon ye) Was al Mre | vieer, and Is eager to continue riding as cower of the * Tow street. Tw ¢ the how wart, who ts caring 5 font my ible in order t women the Injured men io th a 4 fa n and + SED + ~ + co erak, tho setlh tier ae tana fied” ene 1 Oth med Necice cor Tamed so ghaes “ited veo! THE SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE THAT NEVER | showe: over them. ° a 7" 4 4 Ht tle aps to. Bet 1 ad done | The record for thirty days’ continu-|ments were alae Secattered y 4 va FAILS TO RESPOND. wee ai ae Ail! ahea # Gast’s | ous riding ts held by George Nobre, of pedestrians © of bim was lot after that record, 1 ter y the hen Bu sin orld ants, q what 1 Mid yesterday. At 45] PMadelphia, He covered thirty-nine fookiyn frtlee te aren town ond hamlet between) W ess_Is_Dull Use Sunday W. wi i . | comp.cied my three hundredth |c¢nturies tn thet time, and many ride ° Fe New Yr TT ‘ I was then two hours and fifteen |thought the record was «afficiently high r rday it was rewa by the = Taar’s vrmene youls aways rine ‘T minaies anead of Miss Gast. I wasltg deter any one from trying to beat it ” Hey, divtidie diddle, the cook played the Summer remort advertises THe SUN: tell you. for T'd been on | 2 from the Hudson treet Hos Veansy ‘ Addie DAY YYoRiD jeniy-one hours out of ft remained for this éiminutive eyetist nard the Injured men end they) The Sunday World deiphia 4 Tul my poor brain ‘round and ‘roung fet tnquirers to The Worlde ALAN ADVERTISING MeoWr,. » Wok esate sain take a shy at the distance, and she in af the] avg Bg y \ orl RR... DY) hawesh . : i whisted a ai * on Bureau tp ther World > riye ‘ . lunda i reveal the} ‘ e Two piece ot tones [Ret fOFtofive centuries as her goal, just war un rybody y Wor ‘ants e4 te reveaing the} The cook, she was and another one tisements, The Bureau Bes i oot om | peach all eyes and cover the entire ( feild. a4 in the Great Sunday ‘cillly for summer suget tifed. (ie, t of cold tea, |% miles more than the present record. and the docort was svon Wea-| Through started, | Wonk? singe 1 “The ordinary course pursued by long-| 4 ath, Mn = + “