The herald., 1896-08-04
REDONDO
Spiritualist Campmeeting Discovery
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REDONDO, Aug 3.-The Spiritualist
camp meeting opened it's second days
session at the amphitheater this morn
ing at 10: 80 with mediums conference.
led by Mrs. f. Browning, president of the
Truth seekers society of Los Angeles
The attendance was, of course. not so
large as it was at the previous meetings.
All of the mediums of the camp were
present and several from the city. A
very interesting exchange of expert
ences was INDUCED in. j. S. Loveland
of Summerland made a scientific talk
on the underlying laws governing splr-
itual phenomena. H. M. Higgins OF san
Diego and T. G. Newman, editor Of the
Philosophical Journal, each contributed
@ short address.
At 2:30 p. m. the afternoon meeting
was opened with brief musical service,
after which Prof. w. j. Colville deliv-
cred a very Instructive lecture on Spir-
itualism Tests and messages were then
given by Mrs. Ladd- Finnican. In the
evening an excellent address was made
by Thomas G. Newman, followed by tests
by Mrs D. N. Place.
Following is the program for tomor
row:
1920 a. m.-Mediums' conference, led
by Mrs. Ladd- Finnican
2:30 p. m.-Address by DR.. Geo. w.
Carpenter. Tests by Mrs. d. NJ Place.
1880 p. m.-Address by Maude L. Fret
tag. Tests by Mrs. Ladd- Finnican.
The attendance at the beach yesterday
was very large, and those who visited
this resort took their choice of many
pleasant means of diversion, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves. The OPEN
air concert by the Los Angeles Military
band attracted great many to that por-
ton of town adjacent to the band stand.
The band receives an ovation every Sun
day. and it's concerts have become one
of the most enjoyable features of visit
to Redondo.
F. D. English went to Ventura yester-
day as delegate to the Democratic con-
gressional convention.
A delightful musicale will be given at
Forrester's hall next Saturday even
ing. under the management of Mrs. F. {.
Mellus. Mr.. and Mrs Tom Rowan. Jr,
and other wel1known Los Angeles sing
ers will participate.
E. H. Mix made curious discovery
on the beach the other day in the shape
of soft-shelled sea animal. 1t is shaped
somewhat like an abalone. In color is
resembles the crab, being of a pinkisi
tint. shading off to a buff on the under
part. Though undoubtedly a shellfsh
its strange covering is not hard, and
varies in thickness at both extremes on
tlie pdch. OHuernedtn are two rows of
feelers. set in semi-circuar grooves
along each side of the body. Mr. Mix.
is preserving the strange object and in
tends to submit 1t to some scientist for
ciasslf1cation, as no one has yet been
able to identify it, A number. includ
ing several old fishermen and sailors
have examined the object, and thus ia
no one has been found who ever saw an.
other like It.
The schooner Maween,a arrived from
seattle this morning, with a cargo of
lumber for the Stimson Milling company.
twenty-five passengers arrived from
San Francisco on the Santa Rosa this
morning. Ninety-five tons of freight
were discharged at this port.
f. w. Troupe and j. D. Loudermilk of
Los Angeles spent yesterday at the
beach 'e
The Rev Ernest A. Osborn. rector of
Christ church of this city, has been ap-
pointed visiting rector of the Whittier
and san Pedro missions
The Los Angeles and Redondo Railway
company VIII run special theater train
TO the city next Thursday evening.
A large fleet of small sailing craft were
seen cruising back and forth Just outside
the harbor this morning. evidently in
quest of barracuda. From their tactics
tney must have met with numerous
schools. though no report has Vet
reached land 'e'
Nearly every citizen in Redondo is in
favor of Bryan, free silver and The Her'
aid A ie i1el-