The herald., 1894-09-05
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Sept. 4.-The bicycle races
which have been arranged by the local
Wheelmen's club for Monday, Ssptom-
ber 10th, Admission day, promiae to SUR
pass anything Of the kind ever held IN
the city before. The riders, generally,
are taking great interest IN the event
and good list of entries have been
secured for the various events. The Il
mile road race will be held in the morn
ing. starting at 10 O'Clock from the
junction Of Colorado street and
Worcester avenue. The course will be
east to the west line of Baldwin'e ranch,
north two blocks, when circle is de-
scripsd and the return made over the
came course. Following is is a COM
plets list of entries:
Twelye-rnile road race-Chss. Glass,
r. I'll. Gaylord, G. Harvey, Ed Gamble,
r. v, Dey, F. FL. Smith, Q. A. john
ston, VIM. Crowan, W. B. Willis, Z.
Hargraves, d. Ralph, A. Ryder, j. 9.
Evans, W. S. Stewart, L. Freeman, r.
D. 6. Campbell. F. III. Sandemsn. d.
Myers, s. L. Downey. B. Stevens, Geo.
w. Dill
Mia novice-R. V. Dsy, w. B. Willis,
r, Hargraves, w. Fl. Stewart, IL. +.
Ssndeman, H. J. Woodworth.
Boys' run--H. Lothrop. H. Painter,
Chas. Painter.
One mile handicsp--R. H. Gaylord.
Ed Gamble, r. V. Dey, F. H. Smith, G.
A. Johnston, VIM. Crowell, W. B. Will
lis, r. Hargraves, W. II. Stewart, AL
bert ]. Woodworth, w. S. Woodworth.
IL. F. Sandemgn, j. s. Evans, G. Har-
vey, Geo. w. Dill.
Mile scratch-Chas. Glass, r. q. Gay
lord. G. Harvey. +. I'll. Smith, @. A.
johnson, F. S. Evans, Ed Gamble, E.
d. G. Campbell.
The list OF prizes contains complete
outfit, aweater, pants. stockings, shoes,
white sweater. bicycle pants, clock,
silver card case, one dozsn photographs,
one Garford saddle, bicycle lamp. shaw
ing outfit. pocket knife, four M. & W.
foot pumps, and various other articles
A meeting OF the clnb was held thii
evening to arrange details of the races
EsTEE WILL SPEAK.
The Republican clubs and followers OF
the G. 0. P. generally are congratulate
ing themselves over the announcement
that Hon. M. M. Estes. Republican
nominee for governor, will speak here
without fail on Friday evening next
This will be the only appearance of this
gentleman in the city. and ne doubtless
will be greeted by very large audience
The Republican club had to do some
hard kicking to secure the big gun, al
he had planned to leave Pasadena out
thinking it was solid anyway.
NOTES.
F. Stein has purchased the White Stal
laundry from Mr. Cummings, who ha.
removed to Los Angeles.
The engagement is announced of Mis-:
Mary r GaEo. eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Gano, to Mr.. T. o
Roberts, contractor, OF Chicago. wht
formerly lived in Pasadena.
City Attorney w. L. Arthur is con
fined to his home for few days.
Miss McNair arrived from Denver yes
terday. She will spend the winter her
with her aunt, Mrs. Townsend.
A poem from the pen of James CLARK
upon Mt. Lowe. appears in this curren
number OF the Arena.
DR.. Van Slyck has moved into hi
new cottage on Eaet Colorado street. J
s. Glasscock and family will occupy 6h
cottage vacated by the doctor.
The regular monthly shoot of Com
pany will be held on the Arroyo rang
On Friday afternoon nsxt. The compan
medals will be shot for.
Ed Gard of Company B, who acci
dentally ehot himself while or drill q
Santa Monica, is improving rapidly
The regiment surgeon was out yester
day and dressed the wound.
Living Whist, which has been givei
at the watering places during the pas
summer. 10 to be produced ct the Opera
house coon under the auspices OF tn,
ladies' OF the Universalist church.
This delightful weather 10 bringini
the stragglers home from the beach an,
the monntsins very rapidly. and bust
mesa is improving all around.
Mrs.. A. McCeldin and daughter, Mis-
Alice, will leave for Brooklyn, N. Y.
next waek. their old homs. where the,
expset to remain for some time at least
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