The herald., 1893-08-18

do with the rumor which crept into the
paper last week.
Alter Mr.. Smyth's address, the board
OF trade formally adjourned.
RESULTS OF A JAG.
Ernest Lynwood and Charles Edsall
got on little jag yesterday and at the
same time involved themselves in a
peck of trouble. 1t seems that at the
beginning of the aforesaid jag they hied
themselves to Stoll'B soda water bottllng
works and purchased several bottles OF
beer, which they proceeded to empty.
Later Edsall gave Lynwood $40 to pur-
chase whiskey with. Of which $l.5O was
spent, the rest being handed back.
This morning Edsall began to think
that he had been robbed, and swore out
q warrant charging his companion with
embezzl cement, who denied the charge
and entered a plea OF not guilty when
arraigned before Recorder Rossiter.
The trial Ia set for Wednesday next at
10 q. m. .
Another case, however, has grown
out OF this jag which promises to be
more serious, this being the arrest OF
Herman Garmshausen, manager OF the
Etoll works, charged with violation OF
the city ordinance regulating the sale Of
beer. The defendant appeared today
before Recorder Rossiter, but was given
an extension Of time.
NOTES.
Mrs. j. D. Habbick 10 en- route for the
east.
Mrs. f. W. Machin has returned from
two months' visit in Chicago.
Miss Genevieve Church is seriously i'll
at her home on Madison avenue.
Misses Lois and Edna Hall have been
spending few days at Santa Monica.
Mr.. Prozes, who has been suffering
from q slight illness for week past, is
reported convalescing.
Prof Lowe spent the day Rubio cafion.
Mrs. Vaughn leaves today for an ex-
tended trip In the east.
DR.. Briggs leaves for the east by to-
DAYS overland.
DR.. Shoemaker and family spent yes
terdsy at Los Nietos. Driving down be-
| fore the heat OF the day and returning
BY moonlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse and Miss
Helen Senter have returned from Mt.
Wilson, where they have been spending
q few days.
Miss Grace Ellery Charming has a
story in Scribner's Magazine for Au-
gust.
Mrs. Wore, one OF Pasadena's writers,
is reported as suffering from q severe
illness.
The w. @. T. U. held their regular
meeting at the Baptist church yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Terbening acted as
chairman in the absence of the presi-
dent.
w. Wotkyns and George Post are
| spending their vacation at San Gabriel
4 canon.
Joe Grinnell, who has been seriously
i'll for some weeks, is able to be about
Magnificent WeAtlier and Large Crowds
of ofyisitOFs--Local News. ie
AVALON. Aug. 17.-The weather was
remarkably cool all day yesterday. 1t
only turned quite warm about mid
night.
The Herrhoss brought $50 people yes
terdsy. OF this number 150 were reg
ular passengers and 200 were Whittier
reform boys. The school band was play
ing on the bridge when the vessel came
alongside the wharf, and after the reg
ular passengers had been landed the
vessel went down to Swain's landing
and put the boys ashore.
The Falcon left San Pedro yesterday
for Swain's landing and brought there
l2O boys besides five regular passengers.
DR.. Lindley arrived yesterday, and the
camp will be In excellent running order
in day or so. The school outing will
last about two weeks.
J. E. Aull and Mr.. Billicke, both of
the Hollenbeck, came yesterday. Mr..
Billicke intends to spend day in Ava.
Ion.
Mr.. Frank Cox Of Arizona and attor-
ney at Phoenix, was among the arrivals
yesterday. Mr.. Cox declares there is a
remarkable similitude in the climate of
Avalon to certain months Of Phoenix.
Mrs. Hancock Banning is here and
VIII be the guest of her sister-in-law for
the rest of the summer.
Inc nshing fleet is increasing in num-
bers and as the yellowtails are biting
freely, more people go out with the ex-
pectation of making haul than ever
before.
The pavilion had over 200 people in at.
tendance last night. Among the most
devoted of dancers are the Misses Tufts.
The following were the arrivals on
"wednesday at the Metropole: J. F,
Cosby, L. ]. Keese. James Mcdonald.
Miss Nellie Desmond, Miss Nora Des-
mond, Miss Kinney, Miss Sykes, F. L.
Lacy, Loa Angeles; F. D. Wells, Arizona:
J. H. Spanssey. J. E Aull, Yuma, Ariz.
G. Il. Stoddard, Modesto News; A. O. |
Bilicke. Hollenbeck; Ben Goldman, Ari.
zons; Frank Cox, Phoenix, Ariz. /; VIM.
Banning, Wilmington; Mrs. g. T.
Hsaley, Long Beach; II. r. Dufferin,
Los Angeles; George A. Olney, Arizona
The following are the arrivals at the
Grand View hotel: Mrs. Chuff, Orange
J. E. Sullivan, W. H. Robinson, Los
Angeles; Mrs. A. W. Potts, Miss F.
Potts, Mise Hem Potts, Highland Park;
Alice Cushing Lucille Gushing, Harry
Gushing, Argyle, L. A.; Miss Downing,
Wilmington; W. J. Warid, W. L. Rich,
> Il. Baker. Los Angeles; j. G. Hars-
ley and wife, Pomona.
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