The herald., 1898-01-21
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Jan. 20.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The Better Roads So
ciety has definitely decided upon the
afternoon of Saturday, Feb. s. as the
date for the bicycle parade in which 1t Is
hoped a large number Of cyclists will
take part. The committee having the
project In hand met this morning In the
office of Chairman H. M. Dobbins on
Green street and arranged for further
details. The line of march was ar
ranged for as follows: Form on Colo
RADIO street or some cross streets lead
ing into that street. Start at 2.15 west
to Raymond, to Walnut, to Fair Oaks
to Vineyard, to Raymond, to Colorado,
to Grand, to Lockhaven, to Orange
Grove to Colorado and thence east. The
parade will consist OF the officers and
directors of the society, ladies', with or
without escorts, girls not in school, boys
not in school, men, tandems, clubs,
Throop institute, high school, other
schools. President Edwards and Prof.
Graham have both given their approval
and promised their cooperation.
NOTHING WAS MISSING
The home of H. B. Mohn near the cor
ner of Kirkwood avenue and Dakota
street was entered last night by burg
lars. The family was away and the
men were frightened off by the return
of Miss Mohn, who came home between
and o'clock, and seeing light thought
that her father must have come home
earlier than he expected. Finding the
kitchen door locked she found the key
and unlocked it and entered to find the
front door and screen wide open and a
f~ht h,,~ tv,n1 ok
a neighborB until the return of her
father when an examination of the house
was made, but nothing was found to be
missing save the burglar.
A wOODMEN BANQUET
At the 1900" jubilee celebration of
the Woodmen of the World in I. o. o. F.
hall this evening there We're about $50
persons present, consisting of members of
the order and their guests. A musical
and literary program of considerable
length was followed by an elaborate
banquet of which Camp Commander
Henry Ramel was toastmaster. The
toast, "Our Visitors" was responded to
by Judge ]. G. Rossiter. and "Fratern-
ity," by Rev. w. M. Jones. Messrs Fo-
ley of La Fiesta camp and Yarnell of
Los Angeles camp were present and
made remarks. Following the banquet
a program Of twenty dances occupied
number of the younger people until
far into the morning. The committee on
arrangements Of the affair were C. M.
Hansen, William Hamill, NJ. Livingston
and A. H. May.
BREVITIES
Muriano Kantero, Mexican who lives
on Mills street, was injured this morning
at about II o'clock while digging up trees
near the corner Of Raymond avenue and
Glendale street. He accidentally struck
himself with his ak, gashing his knee to
the bone and penetrating the bone. This
afternoon he was still suffering much
pain. He was attended by DIR. CLANCY
The guests of the Miramonte enter
tained last evening with a library party
and marshmallow roast in honor of Miss
Dayton, who left today for Santa Bar
bara
M. c. Lawrence, who is at the Orpheum
In Los Angeles, is giving free exhibitions
of trick bicycle riding every morning
and afternoon of this week in front of
Braley's on South Raymond avenue.
Herbert c. Holt is expected home from
Honolulu in a few days, after an alb
sence Of more than year.
Bob Wallace of San Francisco is the
guest of Messrs. Conrad and Hotaling
for few days.
Miss Edna Shaver has returned from
Riverside.
H. ]. Lewis left for San Francisco
yesterday.
John Daggett returned today to STAN
ford.
DR.. w. A. Atwood left yesterday for
San Francisco.
Governor Bridges of South Dakota is
1T San Gabriel.
Richard Chase left this morning for
New Hampshire.
Mrs. G. P. Roraback is the guest Of her
uncle, Captain J. H. Hall at Santa Ana.