The herald., 1896-09-01
REDOND0
Solrltualists Decamp-ln the Justices Court.
Notes and Personals


REDONDO, Aug. 31.-The Justices
court was crowded this morning at 10
o'clock, being the time set for the third
tril Of King Warren on charge of
gambling. Both sides were present, the
prosecution represented by Assistant
District Attorney Willis and L. H. VAL
entine, and the defendant by Attorneys
Jones and Goodbody. The case came up
before Justice Witheril, but change
Of venue was asked on the usual statu-
tory grounds, and the case was transfer
red to Justice Harrison's court and set
for 2 p. m. Warren pleaded not guilty
and demanded a jury trial.
This afternoon has been totally con-
sumed in choosing good men and true,
Of whom only ten were selected up to the
time of adjournment, at 4:30. The trial
will be resumed tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday was the last day of the
Spiritualist camp meeting. There was
large attendance at both the day ses-
sions, which were devoted principally
to giving public tests. A farewell sa-
| cred concert was given in the evening,
after which the mediums of the camp
gave platform tests. Thus ended the
Is busy about camp preparing to return
home All are well satisfied with the
results of the gathering, and many will
| leave with regret.
| Mr. Fl. b. Ainsworth accompanied his
mother-in-law, Mrs. j. c. Ainsworth and
Mrs. George H. Weeks as for as Los
| Angeles this morning on their way to
| San Francisco, where they will visit
with Mrs Ainsworth's daughter Mrs.
Percy T. Morgan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunn, who have
| been making their suynmer residence
hnt. Gov . l,o 1s-k
turn to their home in Los Angeles to-
morrow afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs MacCormack entertain
| ed a number of friends at an enjoyable
farewell luncheon yesterday evening.
This morning they took their departure
| for their home in Alameda.
Among those present were: Col. and
Mrs. Wheeler,' Mr.. and Mrs. Pridham,
| DR.. and Mrs. MacGowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Perez
Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Borden, Mrs. f.
c. Gay and daughter, Mrs. Newell. Miss
| Wolters. the Misses Simonds, DR.. Henry,
Robert Carhart, H. B. Ainsworth, w. r.
| Norris and others.
| W. II. Hart, U. S. A, and Lieutenant
| r.. II. Winston, u. s. A, came to the
beach this morning for a brief stay.
Mrs. De Kersauson appeared before
the Justice of the peace this morning
| Charles Derry with disturbing the peace.
Derry was discovered by Deputy Sheriff
Lemon last Wednesday evening peeping
into Mrs. Kersauson's tent. Derry claims
| that he was merely looking in to ascer-
| tain If the lady was at home, as he de-
sired to talk with her regarding business
| matters. He had his trial set for next
Monday.
Mrs. j. J. Byrne of Los Angeles Is en-
joying visit with friends at the beach.
M. c. Cooper of Wilcox, Ariz., has
come to Redondo to visit old friends
and to escape the heat of the interior.
| Frank B. Harbert of Los Angeles cap
tured seventy seabass yes
| terday afternoon.
G. w. Barnes, foreman Of the machine
| department of the Baker iron works, of
| Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs.
| Barnes, left for his home this morning,
| after having spent an enjoyable weeks
| outing here.