The herald., 1893-08-26
SANTA MONICA.

SA4AN = -
- Trio or Aceidents = North Beach
Events.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 25.-On Thurs
dav evening at O'Clock Mr.. w. w.
Batemsn and Mr.. Maud, two English.
men who make Riverside their home
and are stopping at the beach, taking in
tennis and the other outing sports
which are go popular here, met with. an
accident which came near costing Mr..
Bateman his life. They drove q horse
hitched to . buggy which they were
driving at a furious gait, and to make
matters worse, they began to beat the
animal, and in turning the corner OF
( Utah and Ocean avenues, the wagon
capsized, completely smashing 1t 70
atoms, throwing the occupants out and
severely injuring Mr.. Bateman. who was
taken to the Arcade and attended to by
DR.. Lanterman, who found him suffering
from q slight concussion OF the brain.
He was unconscious until yesterday
morning, when he partially recovered,
and il on the mend, the doctor thinks,
at the present.
The rig belonged to ]. r. lie. Bearge,
who states the horse was perfectly gentle
and that with proper handling no acci-
dent would have occurred.
The other, accident occurred to the
horse and buggy of Mr.. Fay OF the EN-
pire laundry, who ie summering here.
On Thursday afternoon he drove to the
point on the bluff overlooking the caflon
accompanied by q lady, and throwing
the tie weight, which was attached to
the horse with strap, to the ground,
started with his lady friend to have q
few hours fishing at the wharf. When
they returned, after stay of couple OF
hours, the horse and buggy were miss
ing, and after walking into town they
reported the rig as stolen. Marshal Bar
retto repaired to the scene and found the
horse had walked off the bluff, his re-
mains being found below with his neck
broken and the carriage broken into
kindlinR wood.
The third accident was the runaway of
. rig Miss Corson had been driving.
NORTH BEACH.
Az the time draws near for the third
contest in the swimming match for the
North Beach bath house medal the in
terest increases and every one at the
beach is longingly looking forward to
Sundays event, which will take place
at l pm.
The entries were all closed last Sun
day and If Splittstoesser wins on Sunday
the medal is his for all time. His swim
ming is superb and judgment excellent;
Rspp is improving IN botn his speed
and endurance and Sunday q contest can
be looked forward to % being one worth
the journey to witness. !.
l. ANA
house management state that business
Ii better than ever before.
,vuntUu anu mIss maDel pJHnron
~JA'sfuTned to their Riverside home
after . prolonged stay ct the jackson.
The :Missea Minnie A. and Lillian
Goldin9 OF San Bernardino are spending
e few days here, guesta Of Miss Berthe
Mrs. o. q; Asteali snd Mrs. H. A.
Hotel Jackson iuxhrieh for q couple o.
weeks.----~
,.;1s John r. 4 Cole # sen Bs'p.rdlno is vls
Judge W. n. CLARK 81 the superio,
court is at the Arcadia and convalescing,
we are happy to state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Locke and Miss
| S.ooAAosA Va oooooAo oKo ~ tuo B66s
side.
At the Arcadia there arrived yesterday
among the many Hope Doeg, Harold II.
Doeg; Miss Ethel Hope Doeg, Santa
Barbara; DR.. Alice N. Givens, Phoenix,
Ariz. Jay Spence, Pomona; E. B. Tufts,
Los Angeles; Richard Gird, Chino ].
O. Murdoch. San Diego.
At the Hotel Jackson there we're
among yesterdays arrivals: Charles
Howard, 81. e. DR.. and Mrs. M. M.
Kannon. John Smith, Mrs. F. @. Wads-
worth, H. @. Rowland, s. F.. johnson,
Leon Mitchell, F. E. Parker, H. @.
Hergett, D. H. Hendrick, Mrs. George
II. Larny, Mrs. M. ]. Brooks and son, J..
2. Kremp, E. Steinman, r. Green, d.
K. Camp, F. L. Bartells, e. P. Grifiths,
Rev. P. Harbreth, Los Angeles; @. a.,
Pierce, Kansas City; j. Russell, Dan
Russell, F. H. Past, j. s. Workell, Pasa-
dena 0. g. Metcalf, Rev. ]. M. Nc
Carty, Riverside; J. s. S.Calkins, Pomona !;
M. B. Fleishman. Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs.
Z. O. Wadsworth, j. L. Daily, +. M.
Burdeer, Miss Lillian Golding, Miss M.
A. Golding, San Francisco; Rev. r..
Logan, Santa Paula.