The herald., 1894-08-05
CATALINA.
Recent Arrivals and Adventures at the
Island.

Island.
AVALON, Catalina Island, Aug. s.
Among recent arrivals are Mrs. Kendall,
Miss Daisy Kendall. W. H.. Shinn, M.
Dozier, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith,
and Miss Fitzgerald.
A number Of Whittier cadets were
over Monday arranging for camp at
Guadelajaro or Swain's valley. Over
800 arrived at the camp yesterday and
made things lively while the Hermosa
lay to for the cadets to land before pro-
ceeding on her way to Avalon.
Messrs. Calvert Wilson and Frank
Hereford, tho social leaders of Arizona,
have made many friends here.
Ed. Fitzgerald still punches tickets
for the Southern Pacific for Catalina,
and Jno. Downing does the came on
board the Hermosa for Catalina.
Capt. and Hancock Banning came over
on today's steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. ].
W. Mckinley and daughter and Miss
Alice Boyoe were at the terminal wharf
to see friends off for Avalon.
The Misses Adelaide Hasse and Miss
Van Hoesn, with guide, visited Mid
die ranch cailon today. The young
ladies' all ride aatride here, having blur
Gated skirts for habits and they look
charming.
The Misses Bertha Pierce, Helen and
Katherine Kimball went fishing with a
can of minnows as bait. They returned
with the can full of bait with the lines
streaming astern. Some do say that
NAL de mer troubled them.
Ralph Carhart and Paul Martin take
the bun ss sailors. Both while ont sail.
ing fell overheard and their immaculate
costumes were dsmpened thereby.
Mr.. +. W. King captured over 180
pounds of fish with rod today.
Great excitement was caused here by
two young and accomplished bellies, &C
companied by q gentleman cousin of
mature years. They made trip to Mt.
Black Jack and succeeded in climbing TO
the apex, all tired out. They failed to
take water with them and on returning
lost their way and were compelled to
camp out all night without water, food
or shelter, thereby suffering terribly.
They returned to Avalon next day, o
sadder but wiser trio.
About 1000 people are here at present.
Major Wheeler captured two yellow
tail and 10 barracuda today.
The United States revenue steamer
Walcott that patrols the district between
San Diego and San Luis Obspo is
anchored in Avalon harbor. Captain
Roath, with Lieutenants West (execu-
tive oficsr) Davis, Jaynes and Chief
Engineer Turner form jolly company
and are made great deal of by the fair
ones. The boat while here is thronged
with visitors. She carries two 20. ponndeI
guns with other armament, with crew
| OF 80 men.
T. L. Forester, Harry Veazel and J.
Fred Blake have tent for the summer.
At the Metropole hotel-Sparks Bias
del, Mrs. ]. @. Roberts, D. Woodruff,
Pasadena; l.. W. Loomis, Chicsgo; Mrs.
W. H. Nyton, Mrs. f. E. Mayhem, San
Francisco; Mrs. I. L. Lyon, Leland
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Metcalf,
Pasadena: Mr.sand Mrs. L. F. Drefton,
E. F. Sanganetti, Yuma; Charles w.
Nelson, Miss Gertrude Mason, Mr.. and
Mra. d. Mason, Mr., and Mrs. Theodore
Poindexter, Mrs. R. B. Kellogg, Mrs.
W. R. Kimball, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. W. w.
Gaar. James Gaar. Mrs. j. NJ. Hende
son, Miss j. E. Henderson, w. Monroe
Mrs. Monroe, Miss Kerkow, W. B.
Lewis, Miss Emily Newmark, R. S.
Sanders, L. Christopher, II. Newmark
Mrs. Newmark, W. s. Martin. P. Mar
tin, A. D. Martin. B. W. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy, Prescott; Mr.. end
Mrs. E. w. Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf. A. Miles.
At the Villa--W. B. Stewart, John T.
Blake, Kansas City; W. H. Bennett
Mrs. s, D. Ssnfert, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Shields, r. V. Tood.
The Misses Hurlbert, Brown and
Wood form jolly trio from Pasadena.