The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-10

Lie tours ana runs COHlHllllCS VI liz
Meet Club has arranged the programme
for the tours of the members for the entire
meet. The runs will be under the direction
of A. o. Royse, of the press committee, and
are scheduled as follows:
To-day
5 o'clock a. m.-Century run to New
Castle, via Dunreth. League hotels: Green
field, New Columbia; Knightstown, Arno.
Committee; Thomas Ward Fremont Harrls'
Kretenstein. Physicians: Irvington, John
H Daugherty; Cumberland, John Biebing-
eT; Philadelphia John s. Bel; GTeenHIe
w. r. Johnson Knightstown, Henry M.
Grouse; Dunreith, j. A. White; Spiceland,
dyke
6 o'clock a. m.-Franklin and return, forty
miles League hotel, Clarendon, at Frank
Gray, James l.. Mitchell. Louis Newberger.
William Spreng. Physicians: Benton V.
Garfield Samuel E. Crosse, William L. 5.
Dodds, Joseph Rilus Eastman. Thomas b.
o'clock a. m-Broad Ripple and return,
twenty mieS cycle path ,o C4mmitSse; Al
Harvey, R. w. Mcbride, John L. McMaster,
Frank P. Ramsey, Walter Q. Williams.
II. Dunning, William E: Jeffries. Luther d.
Waterman, William n. Wishard.
$50 o'clock a.. m-Broad Ripple and re-
only Committee: Miss Ada Newly Mes
danes j. B. Harvey, House, Crawford and
Carroll L. De Witt, and Misses Flora
and Edith Fulton. Physician: DR.. Martha
j. Smith
Thursday
Z O'Clock a. m.-Noblesville, Westfield and
return, fifty miles. League hotel, Houston,
at Noblesville. Committee: Robert l.. Dor
sey, William c. Eckman, John Grosch, Ira
M. Holmes; Gordon p; Varney; Physicians:
William F. Molt, John d. Nichols, Albert
1880 o'clock a. fredericksburg and return,
thirty-five miles. Committee: Eli w. Ander-
son, Patrick J. German, Harold B. Hibben,
Philip G. Kerr, Edward Spreng Physicians:
Wilmer F. Christian, Ernest z. Reyer, pa
vid Ross, Albert E. league, David f. Tre-
nary.
o'clock a. m.-Millersville and return,
co sg9n eS es'i9 Ada 4 Newly Meadame s
Robert E. Springsteen, George G. Stacey,
Stanley, and Misses Helen DAVIDSON.
ers, Violet Keivie and Bernice Davis. Ply
sician: DR.. Mary Sphinx.
Friday
o'clock a. m.-Century run to- Craw-
louisville, return via Lebanon and West
field. Committee: Edward B. Porter and
William c. Hunter: Physicians: Clermont,
William Brown; Brownsburg,- John l..
Marsh Pittsboro l. N Breat; Ldzto a1st Gs
New Ross, r. F. King: Mace. Henry r.
Shots; Charlottesville, w. r.. Colt; Shan
II.
Shultz, A. P. Fitch; Gadsden, N. J. Bough;
Rosston, John R. Kane; Jolietsville, j. N.
Parr; Eagletown, ]. A. Applegate; West
Nora, T. N. Bennett; Broad Ripple, Joseph
O'clock a. m-Greenfeld and return,
forty miles. League hotel New Columbia
at Greenfield Committee: William r. Wat
son. E. c. Holden, Horatio Cooley New
G ng6n Aria pFry HEATH
Frank A Morrison, John H. Oliver, Theo-
dore Potter, Daniel A. Thompson,
o'clock a. charlottesville and return,
fifteen miles. cycle path Committee: Wal
ter c. Arbuckle Horace Haynes. Edwin A.
Hendrickson, Frank M: Lacey, Charles W.
Randall, James Whitcomb Riley, John r.
Wilson. Physicians: Leonardo Bell. Albert
NJ. Cole. Frank c. Ferguson, Herman Pink,
o'clock a. m.-Country Club, by cycle
path, fifteen miles, for women only. COM
m1ittee; Miss Ada Newly Mesd SCENES Court nd
Misses Florence Taggart, Florence Atkins,
Clara Hess. Adela Chambers. Eleanor
Minor, Blanche O'Donnell and Jessie Adj
ans Physician: DR.. Amelia r. Keller.
Saturday.
Z o'clock a. m.-Millersville, Castleton,
Nora and return, thirty miles. Committee:
James M. Comstock. F: Aide, Walter II.
Berterman, Earl Brattain, Perry w. Ear
hart, E. C. Holden, Harley j. Mckinney,
H. X Roberts, John A. Wilde, Charles w.
Willis. Joel G: Wilmoth- Physicians Alois
d. Graham, George e. Kahlo, EDWARD ~.
Moffett, Byron F. Prunk, Henry II. Weer.
o'clock-Broad Ripple and return, cycle
path, twenty miles. Committee: John A.
Appel, Walton E. Arbuckle, Edward M.
Henderson, Jesse Hough Frank M. Lacy
Roy LaRue. William S. Rawls. William M.
burger. Physicians: William P. Garshwiler,
Frank E. Marker, Lafayette F. Page,
George Pendleton, Mark II. Thomas.
from the Indianapolis l.. A. w. Club, No.
237 North Meridian street, while the runs
for women will start from the Propylaeum,
on North street near Pennsylvania
The programme has been arranged to
provide for the constant attendance of ply
sicans in each party, with the exception Of
the century run to New Castle, which will
be over road where league physicians will
be available in every town. The women s
runs will have the benefit of women physi-