Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-01
SANTA MONICA.
Joe EllingswOrth Arrested-Latt
Notes and Personals.

Joe EllingswOrth Arrested-Lats
Notes and Personals.
Constable Dexter this morning arrested
Joe Ellingsworth, the pugilist, on war
rant issued by the Grand Jury in connec
ton with the Harcourt case. Joe had
just returned from Los Angeles, and wa:
at his headquarters at Kimball's when
the officer located him. He was taken
to town on the IL 20 q. m. train. The
girl, Virgie Harcourt, is we'll known here
as she makes the beach her summer
residence.
The citizens of Santa Monica are elated
today in consequence of the defeat of the
sewer bonds, and general congratulations
are in order. A bonfire and a brass
band concert is talked of as the pro-
grsmme for this evening.
commenced raining few minutes be.
fore 2 O'Clock this morning, and has
been threatening and showery ever
since. AS reeult, the beach is not 30
we'll lined as usual, but the moisture
will be advantageous to the town rather
than detrimental, for it will lay the dust,
which was getting quite thick on the
roads.
The fremen's entertainment at
Steere's Opera House on Thursday even.
ing was glorious success, the pro.
gramme being carried out to the entire
satisfaction of all. Those maintaining
the literary part of the programme were
Judge Ling, Mr.. Hopp, Mr.. Chandler,
Miss Kate Hodge, Miss Mary E. Volk-
man, Professor Schilling, Mr.. T. G. Nc
Kinnie and Mr.. ]. Summerfield. The
dance was prolonged until 2 am, and
was pleasantly interrupted at midnight
by cold repast spread by George Grim
minger. Bob Eckert and Max Barretto
did the duties of reception committee
in faultless style.
The daylight fireworks here tomorrow
will commence at II q. m. and will last
for five hours. A number of Los An
geles advertisers have taken advantage
of the discharging of the loaded bombs
in mid-air, and dress goods, clothing,
hats, caps, boots, confectionery, etc.,
will fall from the shells upon the crowd
beneath.
The members of the M. E. church are
giving an ice.cream festival in the North
Beach Pavilion.
The Santa Monica cricketers, elated
with their double victory over the Los
Angeles eleven, are now open to chal-
lenge from any club in Southern Cali
fornia.
The dwellers in the cottages on South
Beach think that the authorities should
see that the sands south of the Arcadia
should be kept clean.
A shoal of porpoises came in this
morning, and were diving and playing
about fifty feet from shore.
A theatre train was run 10 town over
the Los Angeles and Pacific last night,
to accommodate those desiring to see
Rose Coghlan, and also for the benefit of
the sewer bond fighters.
DR.. Tyler Wilcox, who has been pas
sing the summer here, returns to town
on Monday morning.
Major Ben E. Ward arrived at the
Arcadia last night. He is going East
with Lieutenant Clay next week, and
will be absent about three months.
Mr.. r. E. McGregor was at the Arcadia
overnight.
Mr.. ]. Harry Conlan is among the
visitors to the beach.
Mr.. G. d. Baker, of the Hollenbeck,
was in the Arcadia lobby yesterday.
Mr.. A. N. Campbell. j Johnson, of Gar
vanza, has returned to his quarters al
the Arcadia.
DIR. j. L. Davis and wife are among
the arrivals here.
Mrs. H. G.. Bath and Miss Nettie
Gephard were at the Arcadia today.
w. H. Jardine, F. O. Earle and S. 81
Blumaner are among the latest arrivals
at the Arcadia.
Colonel A. H. Denker and Mr.. Chas
Forman were here on visit today.
August 81, 1889. H.