The herald., 1896-08-27
REDONDO
Spiritualist Camp misunderstanding Cases.
Personals and News Items

Personals and News Items
REDONDO, Aug. 26.-Only four more
days remain of the Spiritualist encamp-
ment, and during that time active meet
ings will be held three times day. A
slight change will be made in the pro-
gram and instead of having addresses
at the afternoon and evening sessions
only platform tests will be given. In
the morning the usual mediums confer
ences will be held
At the conference this morning w.
j. Colville presided, and q very interest
ing meeting was the result. This after
noon was given up entirely to tests
by the mediums of the camp. A fare
we'll concert and dance will be the feat
ure of tonights program.
The trouble stirred up over the ar
rest of King Warren for conducting
gaming house has not yet subsidized
Yesterday Warren and an associate
named Bailey were arrested on tha
charge of gambling, the complaints be-
ing sworn to by G. w. RushtOn and
Rube Edwards. the two deputy consta-
bles. whose clumsy efforts to serve 4
warrant on Warren the other night
started the difficulty. Today Warren
had the deputies arrested for robbery.
The complaint alleges that only a por-
tion of the money pocketed by the dep
uties at the time they raided the game
has been returned to it's rightful owner.
The case will be heard before Judge
Harrison tomorrow. Bailey and War
rem were put under 5000 bonds each,
and cited to appear for trial Friday
afternoon. The fun has only Just begun,
and some interesting developments
may be expected before the thing is
ended.
AT the meeting of the board of city
trustees last night the ordinance re.
Gently passed permitting saloons to re-
main open all night was declared il
legal on account of it's having been
passed one day sooner than the expira-
ton of the time limit for publicat tion
In consequence the question was again
taken up. There was pretty stormy
fight in the council, and sentiment was
pretty evenly divided. When it came to
a vote. however, the ordinance was de-
feated by a majority of one.
Mayor F. D. English will start for
Boston tomorrow with his two step
daughters, Jennie and Persia Tyler. 1t
is Mr.. English's intention to place the
young ladies in the conservatory Of
music, as they are both gifted with ex.
ceptional talent in that line. The mayor
will return in about a month.
S. D. Graves of San Pedro was in
town today visiting among old friends
Mrs. j. c. Ainsworth and Mrs. George
H. Weeks will start north for a short
visit next Monday.
The schooner San Buena Ventura was
towed out to sea this afternoon. She
is bound for Gray's Harbor for lumber
The steam schooner Tillamook is now
unloading lumber at the new wharf.
H. r. Barden gave very enjoyable
yachting party to a few friends this af-
ternoon. Captain Bracewell's yacht,
Victory, bore the merry crew, and a
very delightful cruise was enjoyed.
Those in the party were H. r. Barden,
j. w. Benham. Miss Jennie Pedgrift
and Miss Ada Pedgrift.
The warm water plunge looks bright
and clean under a fresh coat of white
paint
Mrs. DR.. MCGOWAN is the most accom-
plished lady swimmer at Redondo this
summer. She takes long swims beyond
the breakers, and is very expert in her
diving and execution of fancy strokes.
The Los Angeles Military band will
be at the beach next Sunday, when a
special concert will be given.