The herald., 1894-05-10
POMONA.
The Long Bicycle Ride Made by Miss
White while Ill.


The Long Bicycle Ride Made by Miss
White while Ill.
POMONA, May 9.-The wandering
course pursued by Miss Alice White in
reaching Glendora on bicycle, whore
she was found shortly alter O'Clock this
morning after an all nights search for
her by the citizens of this place, as
noted in this mornings HERALD, WAS
diligently followed by the aid OF lanterns
and traced over fields and lots and by
roads where it didn't seem possible she
could drive her wheel, until success re-
warded the anxious search OF friends, as
above stated our townspeople generally,
tramped over every part OF this valley
looking for the missing girl, the search
being instituted at 10 80 p. m. by call
of the fire bsll--prior to that time be-
ing undertaken by private parties.
The majority of the searchers re-
mained ont until about 2 o'clock, at
which time it was learned that trail of
the girl had been struck up near Sorby g
and led out onto the Lordsburg road.
Upon reaching Lordsburg those that
didn't have teams, horses or bicycles.
returned home, and brother OF the
young lady, the officers OF this place and
others went on tracing the missing
young woman to Mr.. and Mrs. Coles at
Glendora, where she had stopped for the
night.
She was slightly acquainted with the
family, it ia said, through their church,
the Advent, of whieh the couple are
members. In talk with Miss Whites
father this afternoon, he stated that it
was evidently the intention of his daugh-
ter to pey the family visit in her weak
condition, just recovering from several
months illness, not realizing the dis
tance and the fact that she could make
the trip and return the same after
noon. The family naturally thought
that Miss White had come to stay
all night with them, although noticing
the excitable condition of the girl, did
not think to notify her parents. attriu-
uting her demeanor to fatigue on &C
count OF her ride. They told her to
come in and have supper and when she
got ready sbe could go to bed, which she
did at an hour suiting her own pleasure.
The searching party, upon reaching the
house and learning the young lady WAS
safe and sound would not disturb her.
They had Mrs. Cole go up to her room
to report her condition, and ene reported
she was sleeping soundly.
Mr.. Frank White remained at the
house, he and his father bringing his
sitter home today in carriage, arriving
here after dinner.
The young lady does not realize that
family and ahaE ARE ana sRfstg Is Il g 6e us
she will rapidly regain her health and
strength.
MRS. GooDwIN's DEATH.
Mrs. Addie E., wife of City Treasurer
]. w. Goodwin, died at her home last
night, after weeks severe illness.
The funeral takes place tomorrow
morning ct 10 o'clock from the Chris
tian church. Deceased leaves a hus-
band and several children, one son bav-
ing reached manhood.
DR.. Goodwin has the sympathy of the
entire community in this hour of trial.
ACCIDENT TO CHARLES EELLs.
At the Athletic club rooms last night
painful accident befell Charlie Eells, q
we'll known young man of this city.
Practicing upon the turning bar, his
hands slipped and he fell heavily to the
floor. A physician was summoned and
under his care the young man came out
all right today.