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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

Those airships are trines light as air
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

The question of the price to be fixed
for natural gas is again up. No doubt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
WIT AND HUMoR.

Boston Transcript: Dodo-'Now, tell
me. what do people think of me?"
Penguin-"And make you my enemy for
life? Not muchi'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

Indianapolis Journal: How do you
stand on the financial question:" Il
think 1 shall stand pat. At least, when
L went to the bank, l was told 1 could
not draw"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

l.
Three nights, Beginning next THURS
DAY.
The Eminent Comedian MR.. N. C.
@ Q O ID w i N.
Supported by Miss MAXINE ELLIOTT
and superb Company, presenting the fol-
lowing brilliant repertoire:
THURSDAY Evening-First time here
the great comedy success of the season,
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
BY Madeline Lucette Ryley, author,
CHRISTOPHER. Jr.'
FRIDAY Evening-Henry Guy Garlic
tons successful comedy.
"A GILDED FOOL
SATURDAY Evening-Double Comedy
bill. Performance to commence with the
charming comedietta.
THE SILENT SYSTEM"
To be followed by the sterling comedy,
DAVID GARRICK,"
Mr.. Goodwin as David Garrick-First
Time Here.
Seats and boxes on sale next Tuesday.
Prices. 25c., Soc, s1.00. $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

Indianapolis Journal: ''Timmins' latest
joke turned out pretty seriously"
Howl
He couldn't sell it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph 81 dis
approve of misusing baseball language,
remarked the Horse Editor to the Snake
Editor.
who misused it?''
You said that the men who have just
received appointments TO foreign consul
sh:os have made home runs"
well. they succeeded in getting what
they wanted, didn't they?"
THAT may be true. but it is the men
whom they succeed who are running
home"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

Cincinnati Enquirer: Perry Patettic.-
No. sir, / don't judge man by the
clothes he wears. Where would 1 be in
that case?
lvayworn Watson-What you gittn at,
anyhow?
Ain L wearin' sweater"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
Half Rate East via Union Pacific.

Assessor for Salt Lake e. county 9 fViI Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

NEXT ATTRACTION:
Three nights, Beginning next THURS
DAY
The evening times., 1897-04-02
ARCHITECT AIKEN'S PLACE
Senators Want 1t Exempted From
the Civil Service Law.
a Call on Secretary Gage for That
Purpose-Long List of AppIi-
cants for the Place.

Another onslaught upon the civil service
law was made this morning, The parties
TO the raid being Senator Tom Platt,
Senator Matt Quay, Senator PenroSe and
Civil Service Commissioner Proctor
These astuJe politicians who have many
axes TO grind, called on Secretary Of the
Treasury Gage and in a long conference
endcavored To enlist his active support in
an effcrt TO eliminate from the civil service
law the office OF Supervising Architecs Of
the Treasury, one OF the most responsible
offices n the Treasury Department
1t is plainly evident that the three Sen
stors have agreed upon a man for the
position if the office can be made vacant
The office of Supervising Architect is
now filled by William NJ. Aiken, who was
appointed two years ago. Tde sweeping
civil service order OF President Cleveland
last May included his office
The list of applicants for his position
is as follows: William NJ. Goodrich, Balti-
more, Md: Robert Stead, Howard county,
Nd; ID. II. Gorsuch, New Windsor. Md;
Frank c. Miller, H. W. Phillips, Seymour
Davis and F. s. Newman, all of Phila-
delphia; Howard Constable New York city;
b. W. s. Clark, Buffalo; g. w Kramer,
New York; E. f. Myers, Detroit, Mich
William NJ. Aiken, the incumbent, of Gin
cinati.
Tits not known what encoura cement Sec
retary Gage gave his visitors in theiI
scheme TO seize an office.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

White Star steamers sailing from New
York on Wednesdays take specially adj
dressed printed matter, etc, for Europe.
The American, CuDaTd and French Line
steamers take printed matter, etc, for
all countries for which; they are advertised
To carry MAI.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
AN INGENIOUS AUNTS SCHEME.

Among the passengers on the train which
arrived from S an Francisco a night or two
ago were man and a woman, whose hand
some appearance and distinguished air at
tracted general attentionin the hotel where
they stayed Both were tall, of fine figure
and easy grace The man looked on the
sunny side of fifty; the woman, some years
younger, was of the Juno type. Their eyes
and compilations hada dash ofthe Spanish,
while their talk and manners were French.
sCurious history that man has had re-
marked a hotel lounger. "He comes of a
rich creole family in the Pontchartrain dis
trict OF Louisiana They were immensely
wealthy before the warand managedto hold
on TO most of their estates. His wife, also
a creole, was educated with the most ex-
pensive polish abroad. Though married now
for many years, they re lovers yet. He was a
wild young blade, drinking, dueling and
gambling. His family tried all means to
curb him, but he broke every bit. One night
he was taken home paralyzed with cham
pagne. His old maiden aunt had an inspira-
ton. She hurried off a trustednegro to New
Orleans for burial casket, silver handles,
satin Innings; flowers were picked from the
garden and she arranged candles and cruel
fix. When the casket arrived the paralyzed
youth was placed carefully in it, while the
dear old sehemer stayed up with the re-
MAINS 1t was some time before he recov-
cred enough consciousness to grasp the
funeral outfit, but the old lady S artifice did
the business. It was the eye-opener he
needed That was his last debauch Chi
eago Chronicle.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

Lawson went To his quarters at o.O4
O'Clock this morning, and had not put in
an appearance when the above score was
taken.
AT a:03 O'Clock all of the riders on the
track. with the exception OF Rivierre, quit
work for another rest, They were schock,
Golden, Albert and Cassedy. They all
returned at s:45. Schock seemed To be
feeling especially good, and started in
for a squirt with the Frenchnan. He rode
spleuddly, and made Rivicrre go clip
ping gait to keep up with him.
At 9:52 O'Clock everybody in the han
ioined in a loud hubbub. 1t was occaSioned
by the reappearance of Lawson. He was
attlred in a bright red sweater and blue
tights. and looked well rested and re-
freshed. He mounted his wheel and start
ed cautiously, but was soon going on at a
rapid pace.
Shock has given up all hope Of beating
Hale's record. he was more than eighty
miles behind the Irishn.an at 10 o'clock
this morning, and Will content himself with
winning iirst place, if he can At 1890
all Of tie riders but Ford and Muller were
on the track.
Albert is riding very strongly again.
and at ii O'Clock this morning had gained
Il lead OF thirty miles on Golden for second
place At this hour Cassedy had lead
of fifty-five miles on Lawson for fourth
place Shock, Albert, Golden, Cassidy;
Lawson and Rivierre were on the track
at this time. They were all looking and
riding remarkably well, considering every
thing. At I1:oO Albert had 1900 miles
marked to him.
The score at noon today stood as fol-
The evening times., 1897-04-02
At 2 O'Clock the score was as follows:
Live Local Hannenings.

Arthur Miles, charged with housebreak-
ing In forcing an entry into the Baltimore
and Ohio freight house, was held in $500
bonds for the grand jury by Judge Miller
today.
Sol. Moten was held for the grand jury in
$500 bonds by Judge Miller today on the
charge OF false pretenses. 1t is alleged
that he went to Mrs. Margaret Conners.
Informed her falsely that her husband was
locked up in police station, and received
from her So to pay his fine.
Six contractors competed yesterday by
sealed bids for the work Of constructing
a culvert on Illinois avenue as follows
A. D. Shaw, n. Van Nostranel j. A.
CoyIe, Andrew Gleason. Joseph Robson
and NJ. F. Tally, Mr.. Robson's was the
lowest proposal The bids were separate
for rubbIe and brick work
Tie First precinct police reported yester-
day hat last evening George o. Ridley col
Ided with a horse and carriage, driven
by r c. Steward, on Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Fifteenth and Sixteen tn
streets Policeman Hartman conveyed
Mr. Ridley TO the Emergency Hospital
where a bad cut over the right eye was
dressed.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

At Just 1890 Schock turned the last
lap of his fourteen hundredth mile. Law
son scored his twelve hundredth mile at
12:42, and Rivierre his nine hUndredth
inle at 1924.
The five men who are within reach OF part
of the money. according to the way they
are now riding, should finish in their
present order. Lawson appears TO be
clearly out of it for anything better than
fourth place, il he gets that. As they now
stand Cassidy has good lead on him for
that, and he will try very hard to retain It,
Today has been the most uneventful one,
so far as mishaps are concerned, since the
race began Little sprintng is indulged
in, all the riders having settled down to
good, solid, steady work, with view,
no doubt, of making every minute count
from now until the finish tomorrow night
At 80 the track was deserted, all or
the riders stopping, but Z remained so only
a few moments, when Muller went ON.
He rode only few miles and then retired,
when the track was again without an oc-
cupant. At 1:45 Setback, Albert, Golden
and Cassidy resumed riding. REVERE
Joined them a few minutes later. as did
Lawson. Golden finished 300 miles
at 1 AZ this afternoon.
Ar . o'clock the score was as follows:
The evening times., 1897-04-02
STOCKS STRONG AND HIGHER.
New Jersey Central a Feature of the
Early Dealings.

y
New York, April 2.-Stocks were gen.
eranv strong and higher at the opening,
the result of purchases to cover short
contracts. Jersey Central was a feature
of the trading and rose about point to
so ga on statements by President Max
well that the company viii declare a divi-
dend at the coming meeting of the directors.
The advance in the general list ranged from
I-4to3-4 per cent and was well distributed.
Soon after the opening the bears became
more aggressive and raided Western Union
and Manhattan.
Western Union was forced down l 3-4
to 70 ga, and Manhattan Ia to SO l. 4.
Jersey Central, Cons olidated Gas and
Delaware and Hudson we're also taken in
hand and depressed al IA per cent.
Trading was not active by any means
and the bulk OF the selling was princi-
pally for professional account Speculation
at 1 / O'Clock was quiet and barely steady
In tone.
Sreculation at the Stock Exchange was
firmer after II O'Clock, and prices moved
I'D 1-2 and per cent. The Vanderbilts,
Grangers. Western Union and Chicago Gas
were most prominent in the recovery.
Traders were the leading buyers, and Lon
don firms took a little St Paul and
7 louisville & Nashville The earnings
or tbe first named for the fourth week of
March will he given today, and the gen
eral belief is that they will show a loss of
between S1e5,O and $1T5,00O. The
market at midday was firm.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

The fifth day of the long bicycle race
at Convention Hall opened with ali of the
riders in apparently good shape, with the
exception OF Lawson. The Swede was sore
and was unable to ride with any sort of
life. Golden kept up the good work he
commenced yesterday, and much to the
astonishnent of many rode around both
Lawson and Albert before midnight and
took second place. Lawson dropped be-
hind Albert and was in fourth place, which
position Cassedy was closely crowding
him fCI.
After 2 O'Clock Albert again gained sec
ond place. AT 3o'clock Cassidy got drOwsy
and while riding ciose TO the top of the
bank on the north end OF the track slipped
and rolled to the bottom. He was not
hurt and got back to riding quickly. At
5:45 this morning the track was entirely
deserted. Everybody took rest.
At 7:30 O'Clock Cassidy reappeared. He
was the first TO show up. He was quickly
followed by Schock, Albert, Golden and
Rivierre At $50 Cassidy completed his
1,2OOth nile.
At O'Clock the score stood as follows:
The evening times., 1897-04-02
JOHN KEYwoRTH,s FUNERAL.
1T WIFI Take Place Sunday at Con-
gressionaI Cemetery.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Mr.. John Keyworth, the well-kHown
grocer, who died last night. will
he held Sunday afternoon next,
at 2:3O O'Clock, at his late residence.
No. 917 / street northwest. Rev. John
Elliot, pastor of Ascension Church, Of
which the deceased was for many years
q member, will orficiate.
Services will also be held by Washing
ton ConmandeTy, No. l, X. T, and Fed
eTal (Bluel Lodge. Interment will be at
Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Kcyworth was Que of the best known
business men of the city, having con-
Quoted a grocery store at Ninth and d
streets northwest since 1865.
He had been M for eight weeks and
his death was the result Of a complication
of diseases, enlargement of the liver being
@ primary cause. He was a member of
Washington Conmandery, No. i, K. T.,
and of Federal Lodge. He was secretary
of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company since its organization
he leaves a widow and two sons, Will
liam K. and Walter Howard Keyworth,
both of whom are in business in this
city.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

FOR SALE-At great sacrifice, dining and
lunch rooms, Nos. 523 ana 52o lothst'h"
mCh3l- st ,em
The evening times., 1897-04-02

FRIDA 1-tD1 AT 5:IO p m Tor Europe,
per SIS. Jubria, from New YORK, via
Queenstown. Letters for France, swift
Zeridnd, Italy, SPAN, Portugal. Turkey,
per UmbTta- tblAt 9:2O p. M, for
France Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portu-
gal, turkey, Egypt aDd British India,
per s. g. La TOuraiDe- from New YORK.
via Havre. Letters for other parts Of
Europe must be directed per La Tor
r..tr li..EE IL a
The evening times., 1897-04-02
THE DEATH OF CALLAHAN.
Sorrow of the Employees OF the
Bindery Over 1t.

The several hundred employees OF the
Government Printing Office bindery held
a meeting Wednesday for the purpose of
taking suitable action on the death OF
first assistant foreman, Thomas f. Gala
han. The meeting was called to CIDER by
President Edward z. Flynn, OF the Book
binders Union, and committee Of nine
teen, with Thomas T. iiardesty aSchaIrnian,
was appoutedt to represent ali theemployes
OF the bindery
This committee will draw up suitable
resolutions and procure floral tribute for
the family Of the deceased. The employees
yesterday subscribed a handsome sum for
that purpose and they will attend the
funeral in a body at 2 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon from the family residence, No.
623 Tenth street northeast
The evening times., 1897-04-02

FOR SALE Restaurant and lunchIoom
license III Pa. ave. NV. mh3l 81, EN-
The evening times., 1897-04-02
EXTRA CARS.
AUCTION SALES

THOMAS j. OWEN, AUCTONEER, 913
r STREET SOTHWEST.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS, LEASE AND
GOOD WILL OF The OLD-ESTA b
LlSHED. WELL-KN9WN WNLOCKWOOD y
HOUSE, CONTAINING SIXTEEN
ROOMS, NO. 229 NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE., NEAR b. = o. DEPOT, AT
AUCTION.
at the request or the owner, who in
tends leaving the city, 1 viii sell on
FKIDAY J, APRIL 2, S97, at 10 O'CLOCK,
without reserve, ali the effects contained
in the abOye-num0ered premises, consist
ing OF PaTlOr Furniture. ten bed rooms
completely furnished In suites, and odd
pieces. W. W Springs, Mattresses, + Gather
Pillows, Comforts, Blankets, Sheets, Toilet
Ware, etc, Lace Curtains, Shades, Rock
ers, W W. cots, a number Of Diniag-roO
Tables, Bent Wood and other Chairs. OAK
SidebOaTd, new Oak China Closet, large
quantity OF CTOckery and Glassware, Cook
ing Utensils, Cutlery, etc, Gas Range,
carpets, Mating, OIlciOth, etc.
Terms cash
n. B-1his win first be offered as an
entirety, and If satisfactory bid is NOT
obtained, 10 will be sold 10 detail.
Item THOMAS j. OWEN, ,AUctiOneer.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
CLERK BARNES, BAD ACCIDENT.
Thrown From His Bicycle and Inn
paIed Upon a Fence Rod.

R L. Barnes, clerk in the Postoffice
Department. living at / S34 w street
northwest, was this afternoon riding his
wheel into the carriage entrance to the
Post office on Eight street, when the
bicycle swerved, carrying him upon the
pavement.
In jumping the curb the wheel
threw Mr. Barnes from the saddle and on
the iron fence which surrounds the office,
impaling him through the neck.
At the Emergency Hospital it was found
that his Iarynx had been severed by one Of
the ratings.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
THE PAINTING RESTORED.
Picture of silver Certificates Re-
turned TO a Restau rant Keeper.

Chief Hayden, OF the Secret Service, de-
livered to a local restaurant keeper today
an oil painting of two Of the new So silver
certificates, which had been seized in the
restaurant by secret service agents The
painting was executed by a local artist
The work was cleverly done, but no one
would ever make the mistake OF thinking
the bills had been pasted in the picture
frame. An employe Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing had the artist ar
rested, but al there was no intent TO vio-
late the laws against counterfeiting he
was relea sed.
An opinion obtained from the district
attorney OF the District, however, sided with
the secret service agents for making the
seizure, and indicated that any attempt to
dispose fthe painting for profit might bring
about prosecution for uttering counter
felt notes.
The restaurant keeper made written
application to Secretary Gage, asking that
the picture he restored, and the Secretary
granted the request, after he had secured a
promise that the painting would not be
disposed OF by its owner.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
GOV. HASTINGS IN TOWN.
He and Other Distinguished Penn
svIyanians to See the President.

Gov. Hastings. OF Pennsylvania, arrived
in th,. city this morning at 11:3o o'clock,
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. The gov
ernor is accompanied by @. w. Atherton,
president of Pennsylvania State College,
and Col. j l.. Spangle, of Philadelphia.
The party are quartered at the Metro
poiitan-
At O'Clock this afternoon the governor
and party viii, by appointment, call at the
White House 10 pay their respects 10 the
President, and at O'Clock will leave for
Old Point Comfort for short stay.
''our visit Eere.'' said Gov Hastings to
g Times reporter, lis purely personal
one. We are not here to secure the ap-
pointment of any one, but simply by APP
poiatment to pay our respects to President
McKinIeyn
The evening times., 1897-04-02
COUNTRY Is NO MORE.
Consequently Joseph Holmes Was
Sent to Jail by Judge Miller.

Joseph Holmes, oolored, was sent to
Jail for two months by Judge Miller to-
day for stealing a valuable celph clock
from South Washington dealer.
II met man named Country" said
the prisoner. land he sold me the clock for
rs cents
''No," said Judge Miller, ''that man
Country has been dead for many years so
far as this court is concerned. He used
to stand on every street corner waiting
to buy stolen goods, but now he is gone.
Country is no more, and you will have
to go to jail"
The evening times., 1897-04-02
Fingers in a Chopping Machine

IIEEPIN III AZ NtUTIIIITB -slttR --1r'V
While operating hay-chopping machine
this morning Danton Shores, a colored
hostler, living at 1882 Twenty-siXth
street northwest, caught the first and
index fingers of his right hand in the
blade, mangIingthemho horribly. The wounds
were dressed at the Emergency Hospital.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
COL. GRANT DECLINES.
VIII Not BE the Assistant Secretary
of War.

New York, April 3 Police Commissioners
Grant today sent the folio wing dispatch To
President Mckinley:
Although you were pleased to urge me
to think over the matter, it is Impossible
for me TO consider the position of Assistant
Secretary OF War, which you were good
enough to offer me.
Il therefore decline, with thanks, the
appointment, at the same time regretting
that am not to serve your Adnlnistr alton,
for which / worked earnestly.
FIRED ID. GRANT,
The evening times., 1897-04-02
His Skull Almost Crushed.

Louis Schellhorn, aged fifty years, a
piano mover, employed at Metzerott's
music store, No. Ill street northwest
was perhaps fatally injured there at
O'Clock this afternoon by having his head
caught between a descending elevator
weight and the window sill.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
SENTENCE MITIGATED.
Peruvian Court of Appeals Action
in the Ramsey Case.

New York, April 2.-The Herald's spe-
cial cable from Lima, Peru, says: The
court OF appeals yesterday revoked The
original sentence of one years imprison-
ment passed upon the American sailor,
Ramsey, in violation of the treaty with
the United States, and condemned him To
four months imprisonment from January
12.
Mr. Mckenzie, United States minister,
has all along insisted on action III this
case, in obedience to instrUc tions re-
ceived from Washington during the time
Mr.. olney was Secretary Of State, and re-
iterated by the present Administration.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
BORREGO MURDERERS HANGED.
Executions Witnessed by a Great
Creyyd. But No Disorders.

Crowd. But No Disorders.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, April Frank and
Antonio Rorrego, Sauriano AIaraid and
Patricio Valencia, the murderers OF ex-
Sheriff Frank Chavez, were hanged here
at O'Clock this morning.
message was received from the At
torney General yesterday saying the Pres
ident refused to further interfere in the
Cd sesor the condemned mel and the sheriff
at once hogan preparations to carry out
the sentence.
The executions were witnessed by a
large crowd There was no disorder and
no attempt at rescue.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR WINDOW SHADES
Office OF the superintendent, building
for the Library of Congress, Washington.
ID. q. March 80, 1S97.-Sedied proposals
for furnishing, delivering and putting in
place complete, the 5l1 window shades
FOR the building for the Library of Con
office until O'Clock D. m Tuesday, the
13th day OF April. 1897, and then pub
licfy opened. specifications, general in
may be obtained on application TO this Of
flee. BERNARD r. GREEN SuperiDtend-
ent. mh31 APP, ST. -, 12-6t
The evening times., 1897-04-02
What WeyIerTank.

{From the New York Mail and Express !
Weyler has taken the field again; but
that Is all he has taken. he caught 4
when the fence was down.
The evening times., 1897-04-02
LAWSON IN BAD CONDITION
The Swede No Longer Terrible
TO His Competitors.
HAS FALLEN TO FIFTH PLACE

Albert, Golden and Cassedy Ahead
of Him-At Noon Albert Had More
Than Thirteen Hundred Miles to
His Credit Schock Still Riding
In Good Form.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs Il Co.,
Thinkers and Brokers. MeIHliers of the
y Y. Stock Exchange. 1921 F street
The evening times., 1897-04-02

Ensign Gunsckars, a fun -blooded high
caste Hindoo. lectured at Salvation Army
headquarters last night.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

]. G. Bronough has been appointed an
additional private on the Metropolitan
police force for a period of three years,
for duty at the Naval Observatory
The evening times., 1897-04-02
New York Cotton Ma rlset.
Oman Hi0h Low (r,f
washington Stock Market.

Sales - Metropolitan Railr cad Cert1fi-
Gates, 81 sos 90 at IA; Capital Traction,
50 at So: Mergenthaler Linotype, o at
122 "a, 210 at 1872, 5 at 122 Ia, and
at 122 1-2 After call-Lanston Monotype,
25 at 7; Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 at
SO cents.
The evening times., 1897-04-02

FOR sALE-Milk route, $500; excellent
horse and wagon, cans, &c; ~ gaI9ns O u
iraa in health. BUSINESS EXCHANoG.E,
8lS st, apS-o1
The evening times., 1897-04-02

Should he read daily by all interested,
as changes may occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
April 3, 1897. close promptly at this
office as follows:
The evening times., 1897-04-02

We're showing a line of
pure wool Mems Suits at
$50 that are worth SO,
Judging by what others ask.
They're right from our
own factory--and they fit as
if you d left your measure.
Bike pants, in nobby plaid
and mixed effects, as low as
S..