The herald., 1893-06-18
REDoNDo.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
News Matters.

Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
News Matters.
REDoNDo BEACH, June 1.-THE
steamer Hermosa, Captain Dernfeld,
came in from Avalon at 10 O'Clock this
morning, landing seven passengers. On
account of special engagements Captain
Dernfeld left at an early hour today I'll
a. No. taking out IL passengers for the
islands.
The schooner w. F. levitt, Captain
sprague, being discharged OF cargo,
cleared this morning, in ballast. for
Portland, Ore. where cargo awaits her
for this port. The w. F. levitt is un-
der contract for years. traffic between
Portland and Redondo.
The steamer Pelican, Captain Smith,
left Redondo wharf at intervals today
freighted with Sunday school children
and their friends.
Under the auspices OF the ladies of the
Central M. E. church, Los Angeles, q
large crowd visited Redondo today. The
special train on the Redondo railway
was composed OF 10 coaches completely
packed with excursionists. The regular
train leaving Grand avenue 0 a. m.
also brought down five loaded coaches,
containing q goodly crowd of school
children and their parents, belonging to
Harmony district school, near the city,
under the charge of Mr.. Sullee, principal
OF the school. The visitors employed
every minute of their time either bath
ing, fishing or picnicking.
Mrs. Chamberlain, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Jackson, departed
hsa fNr aEat xrta
San Francisco. While there they will
be the guests of Captain ii. Leland of
the steamer Los Angeles.
| The ladies of the Maccabees will
organize hive in Redondo on Monday
evening, June 10th. Charter members
are Mics Jennie Tyler, Miss Persia
Tyler, Mrs. B. F. Mears, Miss Belle Rus
sell, Miss Mamie Gorham, Miss Hattie
Halfway, Miss Eugenia Freneir, MrH.
M. V. Fisher, Miss Margaret Anderson.
Messrs. M. f. Munday and l. j. Hor-
rell, leading legal lights of Los Angeles,
We're enjoying the seaside today at Re
dondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Paxton of Hill
street were among the arrivals in town
this morning. Mr.. Paxton is looking
around for real estate investments.
Mr.. @. A. Lee of Chicago, representing
the Acme coffee company of that city,
was among today's arrivals.
Fishermen Maxey, Winsor, Price,
Stizman, Woolley, Foot and Blockman
were in luck this morning, landing 1918
pounds of barracuda, rock bass, sea bass
and halibut. The bulk OF this catch
was expressed to Los Angeles and in
terror points.
Deputy Sheriff Methvin was the
means of saving two young lads, named
Howard, from the greatest peril on Re-
dondo wharf this afternoon. 1t appears
they were fishing off the extreme end oi
the wharf, opposite the lumber track o.
the Santa Fe line, when lumber train
was being shifted in, and being under
too strong headway came up against the
snubbing block with terrible force, anG
the boys would certainly have lost
their lives had not Officer MethviI
taken in the situation in time to snatch
them away from the danger.
Captain q. Cox of Vancouver. B. c.
arrived in Redondo this morning, anC
will spend some time at this resort.
Arrivals this morning at Hotel Re
. dondo. Mrs. j. Heller, Carrie Ct. Heller
J F. l.. Mathews, r.. NJ. Hotsling, D
: White and wife, Mrs. VIM. Manning
J Edith Manning, San Francisco; Carl +
Rosecrsns, Rosecrans Mics Emily J
. Stanton, Pasadena; Blanche O. Dewey
Eva Tufts, Mrs. j. T. Perry, MIR. ant
{ Mrs. b. l.. Doran, Mrs. q. W. Merrill
Los Angeles; Miss Jeanneth McCook u
S. A., ID. Van Horn. Monrovis,