The herald., 1896-09-18
A Promising Blcyclist Out OF
the Races
FRED RoWAN'S COLLAR BONE
wilt Require All His Ate ntion for
Some Weeks
MINERAL Services Of the Late Stephen
emith-Constable Slater Reinstated
Court Notes-News Brevities.

PASADENA, Sept. n.-Fred Rowan
was thrown from his bicycle this morn
ing while scorching near Lamanda park
and suffered fracture of his collar bone
and several severe bruises. Fred was
training with two companions for the
Nonrovia road race and the accident
WAS caused by the breaking Of the front
forks Of the wheel when it ran into
chuck hole. It is only about three weeks
since Bruce, Fred's brother broke a leg
and an arm while playing in barn, and
now two Of the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
.. Rowan are laid up at their home on
South Madison avenue. Fred Is one OF
the fastest riders in the state for his age,
he having won a. number Of prizes
against riders much older than himself.
The young man is about 16 years OF age.
STEPHEN SMITH BURIED.
The funeral of Stephen r. Smith was
held this afternoon rom the residence
on North Madison avenue under the au-
spices of the different Masonic orders of
the city. The Knights Templar march
cd through the streets to and from the
house and the hearse was attended by
a guard of honor composed of Messrs.
W. B. Clapp, j. B. Hughes and James
hs
c. c. Brown, II. o. Kendall. w. T. Blocki.
W. W. Mills, c.. r. Davis. The services
were conducted by Rev. Wyllis Hall.
The lodge at Milwaukee of which the de-
ceased was an honored member, sent
beautiful floral piece. The remains were
sent to Mr.. Smiths old home in Milwau-
kee for burial.
A petition was sent to the board of su-
pervisors at Los Angeles this morning
asking for the re-appointment of John
r. Slater as constable to succeed him
self. AS was generally supposed the
petition was granted and Mr.. Slater Sc
cured the names Of j. b. Hughes and J.
w. Wood on his bond.
BREVITIES.
The case of assault with intent to COM
NIT murder preferred by Adolph against
HI. F. Shorting, both Of South Pasadena,
tvas dismissed in Recorder Rossiters
court yesterday afternoon, by consent
-fessed that he was under the influence
sof liquor when the trouble occurred and
he regretted the occurrence.
Two mistakes were made in the item
relating to the Montclair home in this
column yesterday. The sum Of money
mentioned as having been received for
the care of an infant by the home should
have been $50 and not $500, and one Of the
Children for whom home was found.
was years Of age and not eight months,
as stated.
Louis Phuger was arrested by Marshal
Lacey last night for peddling without q
license. The peddler with the name was
showing his wares at the marshals own
house when the gentleman arrived and
Anding that the man had no license he
was placed in jail.
Grand Patriarch Reid of Santa Cruz
and r. Lord, past grand patriarch, visit
ed Pasadena encampment I. o. o. F. last
svening and the patriarchal degree was
conferred upon two candidates. Two or
three officers from Los Angeles were
present.
Robert NJ. Allen returned from Long
Beach today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl have gone to Long
Beach to remain until Saturday.
NrsaDr. Fay was in Los Angeles today
IN the interest Of woman's suffrage.
Robert Stimson will return soon to
school in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hugus and family
Win return in about a week from Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, where they are
ak. present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hearn returned
last evenin, after weeks stay at Long
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Greeley came
over from the island yesterday.