The herald., 1893-08-14

Vut bokoo bALAVu ~ koSny S>~A~e 49, s>~NS
had, 80 great WAS the onslaught.
Chef Pasqual served ohowder and .
Rhode Island clam bake with all that
, the name implied, and his many friends
gave eonial Joe q benefit for favors ex'
tende4 In the past.
~ AZ the Crystal plunge the crowd made
81 0oorfA Kintz, the jolly proprietor. and
his careful attendants fairly hump them
selsss to keep up with the procession,
while ct the Arcadia bath house the mad
rush for suits was kept up from daylight
a. 70 dark.
THE BAND CONCERT.
81 The concert ON the esplanade by the
Redlands band was Q special treat to
those musically inclined among the
crowd, and judging by the crush around
the band stand their name was legion.
The programme was an excellent one.
7 and the bows from the Infant wonder
city" rendered it superbly, thereby
causing every one to sing their praises,
the following being the programme:
MORNING.
March, Punisuh, Payne. ,.
idyll. Forge IN ne 3 Forest, FOR 4 Michasls
- - - AFTERNOON.
Mach, Boston Letter Carrier, Barnett
cdy 99ysrsSs ivhs. HfrnsoSss wt.on
waltz. Golden shower, Waidtenfel
March, Battle Of shiloh. Barnhouse.
Descriptive Railroad Galop, Collins.
Overture. Jolly Minstrels. brooks
American PATROL Meacham.
as- Overture, Murmuring Of the Forest Boulllan.
gsH pesoupttye, 9alop Carousal, Collins.
THE SWIMMING CONTEST
. was . grand success and the principal
theme of conversation, and the friends
eoi the contestants were out in great force,
end long before the hour arrived. North
.ppeach, the pier and bluff, in TACT every
y available point Of observation had its
a occupant.
= The gold medal, which is q superb
one, was on exhibition all day and
., there were many exclamations OF de-
light over its beauty and the liberal
NJ management. The course was Q half
three Of them quitting after they had
as short trial Of the pace, which was q
rapid ones They rounded the quarter.
1. mile buoy In the following order: Will.
liam Rice. arst; Ross Shane, second A.
n. Spitzenger, third, and William
= Bapp, fourth. The race homeward was
. 2 hne one. Spitxenger, who rounded the
g buoy third, going to sea considerably
further than the others, his course was
proven to be q good one and Immediate
~ after he reached the deep water out.
\; aide OF the breakers he began to gain on
the others. soon leading, his stroke be-
ing easy and eteady.
The finish Was Q pretty one, there be-
ing only "a minutes between the win.
ner and the last man. The following is
the order of finieh and time: A. M.
Spitzenger, first, IS minutes; William
Rice, second, 10 minutes; Ross Shane,
third, 1917 minutes. and William Rapp,
q fourth, 2014 minutes,
The medal and winners name and
time will be on exhibition during the
week at Nordlinaer's.
Board OF trustee meeting tonight and
school bond election today on the propo-
sition vote.
Constables Dexter and Myers have ar
sested James Hicks and Jack Garter for
highway robbery -complicity in the re-
cent holdups here. 4
4 Tuesday gives promise of being the
largest ever held ut that place.
The Hermoaa will make her second
excursion from Port Los Angeles on
Tuesday for Catalina. the Purple Isles OF
Eden.
Col. E. E. Hewitt and T. X Wilson
were down lunching ct the Arcadia.
AAs r. VAtoOk1s IsouibuuuS mIBs D. IT,
Gsmdera, Hermosia, Mexico; B. G.
Nav, Chicago; H. J. Worhlacctt, ]. r.
Gsbel. Max Meybsrg. Constance Msy-
Maybelg, Louis I. Vetter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Germain aud family, Banker
". n. Holman, Z. ]. Roee. Mrs. A. T.
Doronel, Gain Mysr. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Robinson and child, and T. D. Mott
we're among the arrivals at Hotel Area
dis yesterday.
Nh. and Mrs. J. O. Heap, Misses Ger.
Hude and D. w. A. Heap, Miss John
ION, W. II. Heap and O. p. Younglon OF
Hlyerside enjoyed the beach and bluff.
2. L. Morrison. Miss Hyar, Miss
Anker and DR.. Mcdonald OF Ontario
Jackson.
The Redlands band enjoyed the hos
Ntanty OF mine host Jackson At lunch.
Among ysstsrday's arrivals at Hotel |
Jackson we're; W. H. Dalton, G. L.