The herald., 1894-09-08
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Sept I.-As tuo uny sos
Tor the bicycle races draws nearer, in
terest continues to grow in the events.
Ii nothing happens We will enjoy some
frat clase eport here on Mondry next,
when the Crown City Cycle clubs fret
meet 10 to be held. The programme,
which has already appeared in the
HERALD, consists of 12-mile handicap
race in the morning, starting at O'Clock
from the corner Of Colorado street and
Madison aveDue, and ending at the
same place. This race which promises
to be the most Interesting event, has Q
list of 81 entriea and will be hotly con-
tested, both for time and first place.
There will be five scratch men in this
Yacs-Johnson, Glass, Harvey. Gaylord
and Campbell. Without doubt the best
time will be made by one of these men,
but fret place will probably be carried
of by one of the handicap fellows.
Among the scratch men Johnson has
been picked out for the winner, with
Glass close second, while Harvey
comss in aa q dark horse, being an
eastern rider who has never raced here
before.
Hargraves, Stewart and Sanderson,
among the handicap men, are looked for
60 make q close 6ght for first place. A
limit OF seven minutes has been placed,
and it is doubtful If this will be
reached.
Next to the twelve mile race comes
the one mile scratch in which Harney is
expected to carry off the honors, with
GAYLORD and johnson close after him.
The mile handicap win perhaps prove
the most exciting evenE of the day. The
scratch men will be the same as in the
twelve mile race and the winner will
without doubt come from their number,
rs the race will be up hill, ending on
Orange Grove and Colorado street.
The mile novice, open to riders who
have never won race, will lie between
stewart and Hargraves, both of whom
are training bard for tine event.
The hsndicappers ara at. work on the
K list now, and the full list will appear in
Sunday mornings HERALD. 1t is the
intention of the club to. secure asper-
manent location for q one-third mile
track as soon ne possible and give a
HerieN OF field days. The interest taken
in the present events have much en-
coursgl,d the boys in their efforts.
STRONG CORPS.
As will be seen from the following list
OF Tbroop faculty for the coming year,
most of sthe old instructors have been
retained and a number of new ones
added:
Charles II. Keyes, A. B., president
Civics and education.
Alfred J. McClatchie. A. B.-BioIogy.
Sarah E. .Sprsgue. Phi. D.-English b
language and literature.
Arthur L. Neutrality-suspicious.
Herbert 3. PArkine, s. B.-Mechanical B.
drawing and civil engineering.
Wallace K. Gaylord, s. B.-Chemistry
and mathematics.
Thomas M. Gardiner, B. NJ. E.-Physs
les and electrical engineering.
N. Saunders, A. M.-French, German
Red Spanish.
Frank J. Pollev--Secretary.
Alice Campbell--Sewing and cooking.
Charles II. Wnght-Smithing and
forging shop work.
Charles N. Chambers, s. B.--Joinery
turning and general wood work.
Mary I. Allis-Clhy modelling and
wood carving.
Charles A. Kunou--Director Sloyd snd
wood work.
Fannie FernStsrrett-Freeh draw
ing.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT..
Bonnie Bunnelle-English, geography
aad writing.
Warren Lorse, B. S.-Mathematics
history. etc.
j. r. Observation-Disclosures, hia.
tory, etc.
Marie A. Ney-Painting.
MIilis A. Morse-Typewriting and
Btenographv.
Liiiie s. Throop--Instrumen music.
q. s. de Lano-G Guitar and banjo.
w. A. Wallis-Phygical culture.
WE ARE IN IT.
Pasadena ia faring we'll in the matter
Of political prefsrments and nomina.
tions. The governor OF the state re-
sides here. says the Star; one of the
bank commissioners. Judge Magse, is
IN old resident OF the city; the Repub.
lican nominee from this district, MIR,
McLachlan, is a q Pas2denian; and the
present Republican county convention
has thus far conferred the honor of NOM
inati0ns upon Judge York for superior
Judge, and Captain Simpson for the
state senate. MIR. Fleming, the nomi-
nee for county treasurer, formerly lived
here; while w. L. Wood ward. tho
choice of the district convention for su-
pervisor from the First district. lived
here for many years and still has intsr-
est5 in the city. The Crown of the VAL
ICY seems to be on hand somewhat pro.
miscuously, ii not more SO, although b
she didn't get all she asked for in the
convention.
NOTES.
Among the guests registered at the
Hotel Green are Mrs. Ripper and Miss
Weld Of San Francisco.
A jolly party Of young people chape-
Toned by Mr.. and Mrs. Yearscock will
60 up to Wilson's peak Saturday even.
ing.
Arrangements are being made for a
special train over the Santa Fe to at
tend the political rally at Los Angeles
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Calvin Hartwsll Of the board oI
school trustees has been confined to his
home BY illness for several days.
Gordon Hall, aoa Of Rsv. aud Mrs..