The herald., 1895-08-18
Catalina marine band. has composed sew

| Catalina marine band has composed sew
eral new pieces of Catalina music.
Over 5000 visitors are enjoying Catalina
| attractions at the present time.
The irst arrest OF the season has taken
place. He was mate on one of the fishing
| schooners and was arrested by Deputy
| Constable Condit and Deputy Sheriff
| Denis Gerney. He was incarcera ted for
| two h ours in the bastile of Avalon.
When, on being brought before his honor,
| Mr.. Whitney, and prosecuted by Deputy
District Attorney Don nell, he was con-
victed, his fine was suspended for twelve
hours. few hours after his ship left
| the har Dor, and SO endeth the first breach
, of the peace.
DR.. Clark and party visited Avalon on
the power yacht Meteor.
The hop at the Grand View was en-
joyed by the guests and their friends.
The Grand View orchestra plays lovely
dance music.
The waters adjacent to the bath house
of 10 and II and and O'Clock, and
| lovely women are in the majority.
Miss Lille Sho.b made the swim OF one
and one-half miles, from the bath house
| to Mr.. Joe Bannings private bath house.
located in Banning cove, in thirty-nine
minutes.
The Misses Mary Donate. Ada Buel and
Petra Pelanconi are delighted with Cata-
lima. They are at the Glenmore. They
visited the sthmus and took the stage
trip to Little Harbor.
Mrs. ". Nelson and Misses Heimann, f.
Heimann, Belle and Agnes Wallace, who
formed the Knockabout camp. have de-
parted for home, having thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
:W. Y. White enjoyed the trip around the
island on the Paloma.
Professor Ramus has returned and Is
,tx,,,, 10 tt-fn a Y
diving and swimming. ra
We are to have Pinafore at the pavilion
tonight and Monday ana tuesday even
ings.
Messrs. T. NJ B. Gardner and B. Cowan
the swimming teachers. have taught sew
eral hundred young ladies to swim since
the season opened.
The Shrimp is the smallest power boat
in the barbor.
At the Bellevue cottages are Mrs. Chal-
fant and daughter, Mrs. Seaver. Miss
Seaver, Miss Jrlia Kramer. Mr.. Brissell
Worth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott. NJ.
and Mrs. Stowell, Mrs. Durkee and Mrs.
Yerby.
Mr.. c. Stewart Menteth Beard is now
the champion fisherman here. He kills
all his fish with the rod and reel, and his
catches TO date aggregate 1000 pounds. His
largest was black bass weighing 2l5
pounds. This makes him champion of
the Pacific coast with rod and reel. The
largest fish taken with rod and reel in
the world weighed 23S pounds. The For
est and Stream reports one caught lately
weighing 800 pounds. 1t was probably
killed with hand line, as rod and reel
are not mentioned.
| Harry Ball, OF the Grand View staff, is
! a great fisherman. On his last cruise he
captured twenty-eight yellowtail and
| thirty one mackerel.
81 bo v,,.uiI-
ion were noticed: o. B. Gott,chalk,
Charles Briggs. Nj. and Mrs. j.. G.
Zobelein, Miss May Kidder. F. Policy,
Miss Cora Cass, Miss M. Prentiss, Miss
l.. Chalfant, B. N. Smith, Mr.. Chadwick,
Mr.. Donell, Leo Chandler, Otto j. zahn.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Fred
and George Stamm, Miss A. Easton, Miss
G. Furry.
.. Among the Metropole arrivals are: Mr..
and Mrs. c. Modinl-Wood, Joe Willet of
st. Albans. S. b. Hopkins, Bloomington,
Bernardino; Misses II. and A.: Heinze-
man. Z. A. Heinzeman. +. NJ. Burgoyne,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Green, Miss Mary
Green, Pasadena; R. II. Howell. Mrs. M.
B. Lewis. NJ. n. Newmark, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. +. Hurlburt and Miss Hurlburt, Pasa-
dena; Dr.. and Mrs. J; II. Edmonds, and
+. Cosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cosby, E.
and Mrs. j. D. Hammond, Phoenix,
Ariz. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Hammond,
Mrs. j., f. Seymour, San Diego;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lacy Waters. El Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Brode, Hllda c. Broue.
Leo c. Brode, Lulu NJ. Maier, Miss Jane
Snowden Woodburn. Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. S. Patten, John Schumak-
er, E. A. ,Puescuhel, Yisalia; John o.
Miller. Bakersfield; Miss Millie Kurtz.
land; J. w. Wilson, Redands; Mr.. and
Mrs. McD. Potter. john II. Curtis, New
Haven, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Sale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 2. Clark. San Fran
cisco; ]. A. Haskell, Chas. W. Morgan.
San Francisco; H. G. Bundren Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Conant, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
B. Pironi, G. Il. Strange. Albert Lindley,
]. Vaughn. W. E. DeGroot, +. r. Kel-
lam. Col. w. M. Breckenridge, Tucson,
Ariz. L. J. c. Spruance, Chicago; q. NJ.
Baker, i. G. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Barrett Sacrameto; J. B. Chapman, Mr.
Mrs. W. G. Patterson. Eta f: Bicknell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Doggett, Mrs. j. J.
Schallert, Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Cochran,
Guy Cochran, Miss Alice Cowan, Mrs.
Henry +. Stats, John Hunter Stearns,
Chicago; William Il. Stats, Mr.. and Mrs
Bryan.
In the Denver cottage are Mrs. Winnie
Hendy and daughters, Mrs. Adrot and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Neuner and Miss
Louie Lowe, all OF Denver. They are all
good shots both with the camera and the
gun.
DR.. Souchet is at Clemente island wait
ing for a boat to take him off. AT present
there are no boats making trips and his
prospscrts for a longer time to gather In
dian curiosities are good.
Among the successful mackerel catch
ers are J. NJ. Forney, Miss Mamie King,
a. A. Perpiquan, l.. Pervi, r. II. II.
Chapman, 7. Morgan, Adele Cerc, Miss S.
+. Blandy, W. Burleigh. Alice Way, J. W.
Strange. Miss Strange, G. A. Lawrence,
G. $. Lapham, Cora and Minnie Babcock.
Curtis and guests of the Abbey hotel.
+. Henry Way, DR.. Mcdonnell and DR..
Bishop are skillful at extracting cactus
stickers. They operated on a little child
which had tumbled off hill into patch
CT tunis.
c. A. Summer is a new arrival.
Dave Burke, the bicycle operator, is