The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
u x'I ! CONTEST
aEors Kicks Coming From Disgruntled
volunteers-Death Of Mrs. n. =.
-Brevities

Andrews-Brsvities
PASADENA. May 14.-(Off1ce Of Tn
Herald, IS East Colorado street.y Throol
Polytechnic institute and the high schoo
met in an athletic contest this Afternoon
atthe bicycle grounds on Lincoln avenue
The contest was for points and hand
some prizes had been offered by the mer'
chants Of the city. Five points consti
tuted frst place. three points SECOND
place and one point third place. The high
school won seventy-five points and
Throop sixty-five. The attendance was
good The several events and contestant;
were a. follows: 49,.
Hundred-yard dash-Miller first, Pea.
body second, Braden third.
Mile walk-Braden first, Deming Sec
ond.
Hammer throw-Hasse first, Olesor
second, Braden third.
Quarter-mile run-Jepson first, Blu
chanan second, williams third.
d-twenty-yard hurdle -
q. Braden first, C. Braden second, Will
liams third.
Quarter bicycle - Hasse first
Rowan second, Bike third.
Half-mile run-Deming first, Jepson
second, Irwin third.
High jump-FergusoH.flr G. Braden
second. c. Braden third.
Mile bicycle-Rowan first, Bike Sec
ond.
Broad jump-C. Braden first, G. Bra
Hey1 oocnnd poahndv third
Mile run-Demlng first, Jepson second
Eighth of mile, hurdle-Miller first
q. Braden second, Williams third.
Shot put-Oleson first. Braden second.
Pole vault-Jacobs first, Hasse second
C. Braden third.
Eighth of mile dash-Mller first,
Deming second, Braden third.
Five-mile bicycle-Rowan first, Hasse
second.
In the mile bicycle race. Hasse, in at
tempting to cut out Rowan, fell and hurt
himself considerably, though not very
seriously. Time and distances in the
events were not carefully kept.
More Kicks Registered
The rejected members Of company I,
most Of whom have returned home, con-
tinue to tell Of incidents Indicative Of un
fair treatment at San Francisco. They
are particularly bitter against Capt. Lip
pencott for not permitting them to shake
hands with their successful mates upon
leaving the Preside. 1t is stated that
Lippencott simultaneously ordered the
rejected ones out Of camp and the enlist
ed men out to drill, thus preventing, de-
liberately. the boys from bidding each
other good by. 1t was certainly u hard
decree, as in one or two instances broth
ers were prevented from exchanging a
parting handshake. The rejected boys
were sent home, too, without rations,
when simply by applying to company
headquarters Lippencott could,have OBJ
tanned rations. This conduct was dis
cussed on the train between San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles and was overheard
by an officer Of the Seventh, who called
6ergt. B. o. Lacey aside and placed 81
In his hands for the purchase of meals.
Volunteer Cavalry
Members Of troop M, volunteer cavalry
are being examined as to their physical
.fitness. 1t Is announced that there will
be important matters for consideration
on Monday evening. Capt. Perkins OF
SAVoR - A0o 0RROAAbC0 oCtCIdA COI POIdlS
Of his company, and will appoint others
from the men best drilled. The Americas
club has decided1not, to, buys its, uniform
at once. The drills, for time, will be
held without uniforms. Skirmish drills
will be held on certain evenings, and upon
these occasions the men will wear their
old clothes. The club is in receipt of an
Invitation to send delegates to the con-
vention Of the State League of Repub-
lican Clubs. to BID held in San Francisco
May 31st. These delegates will be ap-
pointed nexs Wednesday evening.
Death Of Mrs. Andrews
The death Of Mrs. H. E. Andrews &C.
CURED early this morning at her home
on North Madison avenue, after a pro-
loHged Illness. She was 50 years Of age
and had been In delicate health for SO
long time that she and her husband
removed here from Lewiston, Me-, about
. year ago. having resided here since last
August. Mr.. Andrews and his wife had
made many friends here duringth Pc
Mrs. Andrews will be held at the resi-
dence. 1888 North Madison avenue, at /
o'clock Monday afternoon. Interment will
be made IN Mountain View cemetery.
Brevities
The machinery Of the Pasadena and
Los Angeles Electric company has been
repaired, and the cars began running on
their own 'juice" at o'clock this morn
ing. Tho workmen who have been re-
pairing the break at the power house
have been working night and day, and
today were able to enjoy sleep. During
the late unpleasantness" the Los An
geles and Santa Monica branches have
helped out with power from their dyna-
mos.
Throop had an auction Of pictures yes
tsrday in the art department, Roger Ster-
ret acting as auctioneer, and nearly SO
was raised thereby for the Red Cross and