Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
TWENTIETH ANNUAL
Arrangements for the Meet Of the League
Of American whseimen.

Arrangcfneutn for tho twentieth an.
nual meeting OF the League OF Ameri-
can whcclmen are being completed as
rapidly as possible. Judging from the
skeleton program that has been ar
ranged by the executive committee OF
the Ioaton W Meet club, those VINO at
tend the meet Will have something en-
tcrtaining and attractive TO occupy their
attention from the morning OF AUG. ~
until the following sunday night. The
arrangements diffcr somewhat from the
programs OF previous occasions. rom
the fact that league quarters VIII DC
Oncned on Monday. The races VIII be
run on Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
day aud Friday IN oaHc Of bad wea-
Their this leaves Saturday In which TO
complete the pfogfnn
70 extensive ana varied " w. pIo,
gram that attractions win be furnished
10 all who may attend the meet Gem
fury runs ana tour are arranged Tor
those who are not interertcd ~ race
ing. Those Interested Ia the many
historical spots around boHton WI
have ample opportunity To satisfy their
curiosity, with the assistance OF COM
petent guides. The nil.nisht smoker
ii scheduled for Friday evening. and
on tibet day following VIII be held IN
mammoth parade. which promises To
be one OF the largest ana most attrac.
tive events OF It's Kind ever conducted
at "a national meet. Following II the
program an outlined at present;
MONDAY.
deception OF Visitors. Free trans
portntion OF wheels to Mechanics build
inR. headquarters OF the meet Free
checking ~ wheels during the week at
headquarters.
y. m.-Opcning OF headquarters.
Mechanics building. Registration and
Issuance OF credentials.
TUESDAY.
"a. m.-Century run 10 Newburyport.
conducted by the Massachusetts III
vialon. Century Road club. passing over
the wonderful Chain Bridge NJ New
buryport. The bridge was built In iIvo.
with chains wrought by hand, and was
the frst suspension bridge ever built
\ ride across this bridge IL an expert
cnce long to be- remembered. iseturn-
Ing over same route.
a. m.-nath run To NantaAget- by
the-sea for "a dip In old ocean, inciud-
ing side trips 20 Jerusalem Road. Coz
haEset, scituntc, Minota Light, Marsh
Held ,thc home Of Daniel Webster.
and historic Plymouth 1.-THE landing
place Of the I'ilgrims); returning by
Wheel rail. or boat from plymouth ana
NantaAket. or from NantnHket by the
electric railway to Pemberton LANDING
thence up Boston harbor by boat.
0 a. m.-Iun through the Park sys-
tom. Beacon street boulevard. reHer-
voir. Newton boulevard, Norumbesa
park. dinner at Woodland Park hotel.
Auburndale; thence through Wellea-
ley to Echo bridge In the metropolitan
Park system. This bridge Is the inrg-
est stone arch In the country. thrown
over u wild and picturesque gorge and
having. under favorable conditions. ~
distinct echoes. Returning through
the Newtons and Brookline.
p. m.-iiistoric run to Cambridge,
Wnlthnm. Concord visiting rooms OF
ANTIQUARIAN society,", returning via
Lexington to Boston. by invitation
wheelmen will visit the waltham
Watch factory ana the waltham man
ufaoturing company. viewing the pro-
eesses OF constructing watches and
cycles.
y, Moonlight run through the
Parkway system. Including the River
way, Jamaica pond. Arnold Arborc-
tum, Forest Hills, Franklin park. the
Lookout, the Overlook. and return.
WEDNESDAY.
IA. m,-century rdn to Providence,
favorite run. centurions being well
coined at Providence by members OF
the Narragansett wheeimen. whose