The herald., 1898-08-11
COTILLION AT CATALINA
Swell Event at the Metropole-Fish
ing and Goat Stories

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CATALINA, Aug. 1O-The cotillion at
the Metropole last evening was success,
and to the efforts of Miss E. Allen, Miss
Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Martin, Mrs
Locke and Mrs. Landers, who were the
prime movers, the credit is due. The CO.
tillton was led by A. Engstrom and Miss
Palmer, followed by Mr.. McNab and Miss
Landers. The figures were all very pretty
and embraced some entirely new ideas.
The tennis, golf, serpentine, angling and
marching figures were especially pretty
The favor table was presided over by Mrs
Locke, Mrs. Brown, Mrs Martin and Mrs
Landers. About thirty couples took part
Among those participating were Misses
Allen, Brown, McNab, Moffitt, f. Moffitt,
Gardner, N. Gardner, Engstrom, Landt,
fPrentiss, @. McCrae. May McCrae, B.
Palmer, Mcconnell, Clark Shorb and
Janss, Messrs. Murietta, Strange Burns,
Lines, T. McNab, Janss Hubbard, Brady
Bell, Scharr Gregg. Burnham. Macy How
ard, Jenkins and Smith
Fishing Fables
Another of the big sea bass was brought
In yesterday, having been captured by a
novice at the game. C. Boyle went out
with Geo. Cornell in tow of the launch
Adelaide and returned late In the evening
with IT'S pound fish to show for his days
sport. The strike and kill was witnessed
by a party of friends from the launch. As
a consequence, this morning several have
gone out on their own hook after jewish
The smallest Jewish that has been taken
here for years was brought In yesterday by
the silent fisherman, Harry Ems. He had
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while waiting for them to get a strike put
down a line himself with the intention of
passing 1t to one of the party If he should
get strike. The line had been down some
time when all at once he had q strike. The
fish did not strike very hard. but as some
of the largest fish do not strike very strong
Harry set his hook. What was his sur
prise to find no resistance offered to his
pull and he started to reel In, he had just
settled down to the work when the fish be-
gan to fight. Elms declares that the fish
fought just like 5oO-pounder. In few
minutes he was landed In the boat, a sure
enough jewish but only the size of a small
dog. The little Ikey has been mounted by
Parker and now hangs alongside the Opah
which was caught few days ago
Mr.. Fitzgerald of Los Angeles was out
with "Chappie" as boatman and made a
catch of six yellowtail and four barra-
cuda.
II. II. Pease broke the record for yellow
tail yesterday since the days of J. Neal
Plumb, with a catch of fourteen In a lit
tie over three hours.
The Wild goats have been shot with regy-
larity lately. J. A. Rauercares was out
yesterday and brought down nine of the
animals. The largest one had a spread of
seventeen inches between the horns and is
a handsome black with grand set of
whiskers. Ed Beeson was also out and had
almost as good sport, bringing down five
of the goats, his largest head being eigh-
teen inches between the tips of the horns.
At the Hotels
Metropole-F. Roblant and wife. C. NJ.
Thompson, James B. Burns, A. H. Ross,
N W. Bell, Los Angeles.
Island Villain. Goodenstein, San Jacin-
to- Chas 8. Mailer, Miss Naler Washing
Crawford, Mrs. Prison, Chicago; 9. S.
Booth Mrs. M. Goodhue, c. p Stone H.
Lawton, Los Angeles F. c. Beecher and
wife, E. b. Herdman, Redlands.
Camp Swanfeldt-O. G. Wheeler Bur-
lnStOn, VI; IL X. wheeler, w. A. Jonn-
ston, San Dimas; Mrs. o. M. Downey,
Miss Helen Martin, Mrs. F. P. Thomas, e.
3. Pierce, Frank Pierce, Pomona; Miss
r. b. Eischenhafer. Miss N. rEischen-
hafer. Miss M. Garyaten, Miss A. Lohman,
T.. e. Schlinger Miss N. w. Fletcher.
Glenmore--Miss J. Lowe, Miss Gale, o. L.
Bridges, wife and daughter. Escondido;
DR.. f. Z. Hinch, w. T.. Pratt, Gallup, N.
NJ; M. +. Butterfeld, Tucson.
Grand View--M Goodenstein, San Jacn-
to; +. S. Illson, Mrs. L. G. Barnes, Miss.
e. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. r. c. Foyer, S. F. Kee-
Ter, j. Abraham, G. Abraham, C. F. Fen
ner and wife. Misses Agome, NJ. r. Miller,
Los Angeles w. Fl. Babcock, Santa Bar
bara.