The herald., 1897-10-24
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Oct. 23.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Relatives and friends of
Wilson j. Lee, who so mysteriously dis
appeared Wednesday afternoon, were
delighted by hearing this afternoon thai
Lee was at Elsinore. Allin T. Lee. father
of the young man, received the following 6
laconic telegram this evening: 81 am all
o r. (Sigred) Wilsop Lee" OF course
no further particulars could, be received
tonight and nothing will be known Of
Lees strange freak until he cars be heard
from
Lee is 20 years of age, plasterer by
trade, and ha been married only about a
year. He and his Wife have lived with
out particle of trouble or difficulty be-
tween them since their marriage al the
corner of Brown avenue and Locust
street. Wednesday afternoon at about
o'clock Lee got on his wheel ard came
down town with 20 cents in hia pocket tc
buy his wife some thread. Nothing hSs
been heard of him since until the dis
patch tonight. There was and is no ap-
parent reason for his going off, except
upon the suppositon that he was suffer
ing from temporary alteration. He was
noticed to act queerly the Eight before he
left. His family and especially his wife
have been exceedingly anxious about
him. 1t was thought he might have
gone to Klondike or might have been
killed or committed suicide. This morrs-
ing about flfteers friends and relatives
gathered at the city hall and headed by
Marshal Lacey searched the country
southeast of town for Lees body A
boat was taken and men rowed about
Wilson'S lake The reservoirs were also
carefully looked into. Then in the after
noon five others joined the party and a
search of the arroyo was made.
The Lees have relatives at Elsinore,
and ii is presumed that Wilson is with
them.
THE CYCLEWAY
The cycleway which is tQbe built be-
tween this city and Los Angeles is, SO
far as known, the only thing of the kind
in the United States, or in the world
Horace M Dobbins and his helpers have
secured nearly all the right of way nee
essary along the route. Secretary and
Engineer W. r. Stevenson was seem to-
day and stated the plans which have
been so far made. The surveying has
been done and the actual building viii
DeSlU Wltnln a lew IHOHlHS. L Hei IL W IA
be only few weeks before the path is
fit for use. The structure will be all OF
wood, and most Of the way elevated from
two to twenty feet. The floor will be
built of narrow strips set on edge ard
nailed together horizontally so that
there will be no nailheadson the surface
There will be nc grade crossings either ol
railways or highways, owing to the ele-
walton above these. The cyclists viii
therefore have to look out for nothing
except other cyclists. The path will be
nine feet wide and have outward slop-
ing sides four feet high. There will be
four stations or toll gates along the
route and there will bS a pavilion and
park "Merlemont," in the hills east Of
Sycamore Grove. The path Will lie or
the east side of the arroyo; will ex-
tend from block away from East Colo
RADIO street to the East Los Angeles
bridge; will be nine miles long and have
an average grade of IN per cent. 1t viii
be so smooth that bicycler cam coast
down the gentle grade fer the entire dis
tance without touching his feet to the
peddles. The up trip will take little
work The path will be lighted by cleo