The herald., 1895-08-09
LIFE Savers At THEIR WORK
VIII Show Santa MOniCanS How
Rescuing Is Done
ACCIDENT TO TIE MAYOR
Narrow Escape of Babe From Serious
Injury
The Spirituaiist Encampme mt Ends rlonday
Next but the End Is Not Yet.
Notes and Personals

life saving crew at work on the beach,
Arrangements have all been perfected
and the affair is an assured thing. Late
last night the tug Coils towed a lighter
from San Pedro, which will be used as a
subject for the crew to work ON. The
vessel will be rugged as three master
and wrecked about mile out in the
ocean. Then from the shore the life saw
ing crew will shoot a life line to the boat
and take off the sailors. Any one who
has ever seen life saving crew in action
knows what thrilling sight it is. Cap
tain Andrew Nelson and the following
crew arrived from San Francisco last
night. and are at the Jackson hotels
Herman Pevitz, Paul Holmes, A. J.
Hanson and Henry A. Peterson.
The following is the programme of
action:
L. The shore patrol on duty.
3. A ship in distress firing signals.
3. Answered by shore patrol.
A. The alarm! "All hands m an beach
cart"
5. Unload beach cart and place appara-
tus.
8. Burying the sand anchor.
Z. Placing wreck-gun. shooting life
line.
8. Sending off whip and hawser after
shot-line.
8. Rigging and sending off breeches
buoy.
10. Saving lives. Working the presche
buoy.
IL. Launching the life boats.
| ~. Rescuing lives from floating wre OK
| age with life boats.
! 13. Capsizing and righting life boat.
| IA. Method OF restoring the apparently
| drowned.
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Next Monday the spiritualists, who
| have been encamped on the south sid
for several weeks, will break up camp and
go to Los Angeles, where spiritualist
convention will be held for one week.
The meetings here have been largely at
tended, and the skeptics have seen some
wonderful tests. Last night all the medi-
ems were in the rostrum in the big tent
and each gave q number of tests. A
great many spiritualists visit the veter-
ans encampment daily.
Mayro J. J. CarriIlo met with an acci-
dent last night, which might have result
ed fatally. He was out driving with his
little daughter, and attempted to drive
down the decline to the beach. One of
the lines caught on the forward part of
the harness and the horse became fright
ened. Mr.. Carrillo finally succeeded in
| turning the pole into the side of the en-
| bankment, but the horses plunged about
and he jumped out. The wheels of the
| buggy passed over his legs, but ne was
not seriously injured and was able to be
! out to day.
Little Elita Award. the o-year-old
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Award
korn Summerteld. had a narrow escape
from death or serious injury this morn
ing. Mrs. Summerfeld's sister, Miss
Lucie Collins, was wheeling the little one
along in baby carriage. When the post
Office was reacned Miss Collins went in to
get the mail and left the child in the
buggy. A moment later team of horses
attached to buggy and driven by
woman, became unmanageable and
dashed on to the sidewalk Miss Collins
turned just in time to see the horses
within foot of the baby carriage and
was paralyzed at the sight for moment.
She, however, sprang to the rescue and
! drew the carriage out of harms way.
| The directors of the chamber OF COM
merce held meeting last night to take
| action on the proposition to build "a
| wagon road from Santa Moni ca to Gala
miles. A committee was appointed to
| investigate and report at the next meet
[ ing.
Rev. S. r. Denner of Los Angeles. who
| is to succeed Rev. Hennings as pastor of
the First Presbyterian church here.
arrived last night and will deliver his
| first sermon next Sunday. Rev. Hennings
has gone to Redondo to take the pulpit
of the Presby tcrian church of that city.
| Professor II. A. Raynor has completed
the cast which will present his new
F, drama entitled, A CIeole's Love. August
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| lodge.
| An interesting game OF polo will be
played on the polo grounds near the vet
| erans camp tomorrow afternoon.
Billy Rice will endeavor to lower the
coast 100-yard swimming record of 1:l0
at the North Beach bath house next Sat
urday night. He came very close to it
last week, making it in I'LL 20. There
will be an entertainment in the plunge
afterwards and 1t is expected to have
veterans race.
A picked nine from company G of the
Seventh regiment. which is camped near
| the veterans camp, will play game of
ball against the Star tobacco store nine
on the polo grounds next Saturday.
Congressman w. W. bowers of San
Diego and A. l.. Story of Altadena are at
| the Arcadia.
| at the Arcadia for some time, returned
from flying trip to his home in BAKERS
| field yesterday
Rev. d. W. IOrm iston and wife of Azusa
are in the city.
Joseph D. Lynch OF Los Angeles is at
| the Arcadia.
| Misses Pearl and Bird Burk, Galveston.
| Texas and Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Mitchell. Charles Walters and g. +. A.
| Last of Los Angeles. are Mt the Arcadia.
DR.. w. l.. McAllister. Ray SpauIding.
| T. Ba.,bury and Clark Crawford OF Pasa.
| dena. are at the Arcadia.
| A.Schulo of Chicago is visitor here,
| Ii. D. Scotield of Los Angeles. re present.
| ing II. q. Dun d Co.,, is in town and is
| staying at the Jackson.
| Jacob Stein, wife, nurse and children of
Fullerton are here for the summer and
F, are at the Arcadia.
| M. J. Freiler and s. SiebenhauY of San
| Francisco are here.
Lewis Myers and Miss Belan Myers of
New York are in Santa Monica.
| Harry K. Hills of the chapel car Eman-
! uel is at the Arcadia.
! Mrs. A. e. Willow OF Bakersfield and
Miss A. @. Chauvie of Los Angeles are
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mis-. Simon Renhart, wife of the pro-
| prietor of the Hotel A rcadia, 10 i'll with
| nervous rostration.
Mrs. NJ. s. Hellman left for San Fran
cisco this morning and will return in a
few days with her sister.
Colonel H. H. Stanton of Bakersfield,
father of d. b. Stanton, the well-known
hotel man OF that city, whose family is
at the Arcadia for the season, joined
them today.