Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-25

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On sunday last big crowd left for
the island on the arrival Of the train
from Los Angeles, bnt the steamer Santa
Rosa was on her way to San Francisco
and the steamer Falcon, which runs to
the island, had to haul the passengers
out, thus delaying the island bound pas
sengers; but about one o'clock she
started with fifty.two persons on board.
many being ladies. Among those were
Mr.. and Mr.. Fancher, ]. A. Lloyd,
AL. Adams, Ed. Baer, Mr.. Anderson,
John Miner, Jr., K. e. Mel, Col. An
drew Schwarz, C. II. Lander of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and HERALD representa-
tive. All was as merry as a marriage
bell until about half way over. The Fall
con thought she would have little fun.
Then the faces Of all ON board began to
pale and before long the fishes were fed
by all the passengers. except Mr. An
derson. who administered to the wants
of the people. But the bravest Of all
was Ed Baer, who took position on the
upper deck, where it was thought at one
time he would like to have a few of the
many ills he sells In the drug store; but
it was soon learned that hs had had
some liquid pills in his pocket 1t soon
restored him aud several Others, but it
would not restore the re orter Of the
Express, he being too tough for Il to
penetrate. But, with all, a good time
was had. Captain A, Wallen was very
accommodating and did every hing in
his power to make the trip pleasant
one. When about five miles
from the island peculiar sight
was witnessed. There suddenly APP
peared an immense number of
porpoises on both sides Of the Fall
con. There were hosts of them, and
they seemed pleased to see SO many
good-looking people. They would
bound several feet from the water in
mid.air. This was novel sight, for
great many had never seen such II sight
before and liked to see them MIR.
VIM. Gaylord, of the Express, be-
came so interested that be tried to lasso
big fellow that ran close beside the
beau liful ship, but the ever-ready pistol
stopped this sport. At the first shot the
whole family disappeared. By this time
all had forgotten about being sick, and
thought Of what they would do on shore
Well, on arriving there there was a
good delegation on hand to meet the
ships cargo. On arriving on the island
the search commenced, your reporter 60
ing to the far end of the long row of
tents to find out who lived in them. The
first one he struck was occupied by five
charming ladies, and then the m, stery
was solved why 80 many would risk
their lives. but with such a number of
charming ladies who would blame them.
The following Los Angel people are
camping on The beach; s. J, e. Nsble
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Cope,
]. 8. Vosbure aud wife. j, s. Slausop.
Jim Slausop. Mrs. ]. u. Monroe, Bert
Monroe. Mrs. L. j. Benson anil child,
Miss Belle Thomas. Mrs. Mark Hopkin.
son, Mrs. M. A. Flavey, Mrs T.
N. Stout and child. Mrs. j. S. Clements,
Mrs. A. A. lies. j. N. Harthorn and
family, w. c. Fry, al Longshore, E. c.
Grid, (. M. Gird, M IS NJ. 4. Grid, Joe
Butcher. L. ID. Sale. j. Lazzarvab; from
Pasadena b. Talmadee, H. Fl. Vlcher
and family, DR.. Wade, A. Johnson, Jas.
Townsend, N. C. Palmer, VIII Rhodes,
I. l.. Burger. John Vaudervoort; others
from varioos places as follows: MIR.
Root, Ontario; G. H. Post, E. Fairchild,
C. w. Derby, Riverside; MIR. and Mrs.
John Alton. Mr., and Mrs. Z. Watson,
Duarte; ]. o. Vosburg and wife, Sierra
Madre; l.. Framptos, San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II Collins, Pomona; I.
B. Robinson, Springhill, Kas; Walter
Legg, Clara Legg, Ada Legg, E. s. Rob.
ms ~, Compton,; Mrs. j. w. Tedsou,
Chetopa, Kas.; e. d. Puiney, and II. |
Comfort, Florence; F. Stephens, San |
Bernardino; d. M. Cate, j. w. Gate, |
Ranchito; C. w. Eberlee. Jas. A. Lloyd. |
Canada. This comprised the campers,
which with several others from Los An
geles became the guests Of Mr.. Lazzare
vich, Jr., and his other frieAds. Mr.. L |
is a law student in the office of Smith,
Hutton & Clark, and while out here he |
had his first case, which he won Sunday. |
1t was the trial of pot of quail and hot |
biscuits, and acting as judge and jury we |
decided in his favor. Their tent is nearly |
opposite what is called the Hardware, |
and it may be said it can be called hard
After dark there was sacred concert |
given on the beach. where all joined In |
song until about 10 o'clock, when the
gentlemen sung Good Night Ladies."
On receiving a pressing invitation from
the crew of the yacht Rambler, which
was anchored few hundred yards out
in the bay, the reporter went aboard aud
was received by Cap. Dan Mcfarland and
Commodore Ben Ward Ben realizing
that we must be in need of u little irrI-
CATION, made some lemonade. The
Rambler left San Pedro Saturday with
the following heroes: Dan Mcfarland,
Ben L. Ward 1.-THE above two are think
ing Of selling town lots) Chas. MoFar-
land, A Mcfarland, w. fl. Bonsall, Ed
Silent, N. d. Coleman, G Yelloit, mas
ter. The Rambler is handsomely fitted
up, having eight berths furnished with
spring beds. The beach reminds
the writer of Pebbly beach at