Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-23
PACIFIC TURN BEZIRK.
Proceedings at the Annual Meeting II
this City Yesterday.

of the Bezirk have been selected.
The Convention was called to order in
Turner Hall at 10 OF clock A. NJ and organized
by the selection of Jacob Kuhrts, of Los An
geles, as President; E. Manasse, of Napa,
as e-President; G. Eiermen as Secre-
tary, and Theo Mauch, Assistant Secre-
| tary.
Delegates were admitted to seats as fol-
lows:
San Francisco Verein-C Hubert, L. A.
Denicke, J. Weiss, H. Herzer, G. Siess, l..
Markus, Q. Burnmeistcr, d. Elrman, |.
Castor, r. Leibsch, C. X. thinner.
Verein Vorwaerts (San Francisco-D.
SCHNEIDER, C. Flach, F. Mauch, c. Schwen-
der, l.. Mohlfeldt
Verein Eintracht (San Francisco)-W.
Scheppler, ]. Struden.
Mission Turn Verein (San Francisco
John Bach, c. J. Brick, +. g. Gerherd, d,
| Bruno. A. Reimers, NJ. Dannmeier.
Oakland Turn Verein-A. Heinze, 2.
| Conradi
Sacramento Turn Verein-F Hebron,
G. Hazelstein, J. Arnold, J. \. Gatman,
w. Eckhardt, c. Strobel.
San Jose Turn Verein-F. Bueneman, H.
Roehr, p War&enpin.
Turn Verein Germania (los Angeles u.
Euhrts, A Lindenfeld A Steinecke.
Marvsvllle Turn Verein-L. Gerichten.
Stockton Turn Verein-H. Refer, /. shy
der.
Petaluma Turn Verein-H. Schierhold,
Julius Blune.
Napa Turn Verein-G Heegler, e. Ma
nasse.
Representatives of the Bezirk-L. Lott
hamer and Charles Schmidt of Sacra-
mento.
The officers of the Bezirk submitted their
annual report. 1t showed that during the
year the membership of the Bezirk had in
creased 571, owing to the fact that the San
Francisco and Mission Turn Vereins had
added their membership. The former-the
oldest Turn-Vcrein in the State-was in
duced to join mainly through the influence
Of the Sacramento Turn-V erein The re-
port of the Treasurer showed the receipts
for the year to have been $316 and the ex-
penditures 1899 80. A balance remains in
the treasury of 1899 50.
Resolutions were introduced and adopt
ed, as follows
That all Vereins shall properly COM
memorate the death of President Lincoln
on the 10th of April, the anniversary of his
death
That the annual festival of the Bezirk for
1885 be held in Sacramento.
That the Directors of the Bezirk for 1885
be selected from the Los Angeles Turn
Verein.
That the Legislature be petitioned in be-
half OF the bill TO authorize the erection of
crematUries
In the evening the delegates and num-
Der of invited guests assembled in Turner
Hall to partake of collation. prepared by
the members of the Sacramento Turn Yer
elm, and an evening of social endowment
was had. The Hussar Band was present
and discoursed choice music at intervals
while the Turner Harmonic, reinforced bv
visiting delegates sang a number of their
best songs. K. Liebch, Of San Francisco,
presided and RECALLED those present with
some of his enthusiastically amusing
speeches.
The Convention will hold brief session
this morning for the purpose of approving
the minutes of Yesterdays proceedings, bat
no other business viii be transacted.
1t will be observed that the Convention
decided to hold the Annual Turn Festival
in Sacramento this year; and it may be re-
marked here that the visiting delegates
were unanimous in compimenting the
members of the Turn Verein of this CITY
for their efforts to please their guests. and
Tor the general interest taken by them for
the good of the Bezirk. Most of the dele
EoeNNN'
well pleased with their visit
GAVE Up THE SEARCH - MIS- Arthur
Coates, Of Chico, who came to this city
few days ago in search of her husband
(who, she declared, had deserted herr and
for three days watched the trains at the
depot very closely in the hope of finding
him, left for Yuba City Satui day evening,
declaring that. as she was destitute, she
would nave to apply to her husbands
mother, who lives there, for assistance.
She stated that Mr. Coates had left her be-
fore, but because they had quarreled; this
time he left when they were on pleasant
terms. The Marysvillc 1ppeal, of recent
date, refers TO the family under the heading
q SuIl Troublesome, as follows: Read !
ers Of the Appeal viii remember some OF
the turmoil created by trouble between
Arthur Coates and his wife in this place
within the past year or two. From the
following, which we clipped from the Chico
Chronicle, 1t seems the trouble will never
cease: A couple Of weeks ago a reporter
OF the CiT0Htcte was sent for, and the cour-
Ter stated that woman was being muir
iereG in cold blood on Fifth street. Upon |
investigation we found that the trouble was
between Coates and his wife, and that they !
WV NA4NNsA' VI lIl ~ iiIiOh each bliltI OUT
Of secOnd-story window. We gave no
further heed to the matter until Constable |
Mansfield was called upon to serve a COM |
plant issued by the husband upon the |
woman. The trial was set for YESTERDAY |
and came up before Justice Daiv Park |
Henshaw appeared for the wife, and asked |
hat tne case be tried by jury, and that it |
be set for Thursday
INr-N-rp.r ~. II II
If Hiram D. Jones, travelling salesman for
George W. Chesley, relative To whose sud |
len death at Lovclock reference was made |
n Saturday 5 REcoRD-U MON, were brought |
70 this city yesterday, and the funeral will |
axe place at p. NJ. to-day from Odd Eel |
ows Temple, under the auspices of the |
General Relief Committee. deceased hav- |
ng been member of Magnolia Lodge, No. |
y, and OF Unity Encampment, |. 0. q. F..
II Sal Francisco. He was also a member |
II Summer Post, Grand Army of the Re
public. 1t is believed that he died of |
lpoplcXy He arrived in Lovelock from
ON the 10Th inst, and intended |
o 90 on further eastward, but friends pre-
rallied Gpon him to remain over. as he was
Of feeling badly. On the |
ext day he called upon a doctor. and sub
visited a store He went into
he watar-closel, and not returning for !
,ome time, was looked after, and found |
lead.
BAsnBALL,-At Agricultural Park yester-
lay morning the Eureka Jr. and Knicker-
rocker baseball clubs played game, the
ormer winning by II to 7...... IN the after
loon the newly organized Alta club played |
he Tiyoli nine. The latter had secured |
endorsements in the persons Of Hayes
md BNchelder, of san Francisco, as pitcher
nd catcher, and the Atlas, as an offset,
lressed Rentro and Mack. of the Eureka |
hub ir.o their service. The game up TO |
he end Of the fifth inning was very close
,ut then the Atlas forged ahead and won |
~ q score of y u 7......Saturday the En- |
arprise club, of San Francisco, went up to |
darysville, where they were to play the !
rtrepidS of that place yesterday The |
'arty consisted of a. l.. Chase Manager |
!. Bennett p. Bennett, o. Bedell, l.. |
Hardy, T McC0rd, \. Groth, W. Cove. J. |
iOrTplev, and Billy Mclaughlin, of Sacra- |
nento, who went 10 take the place of a !
member of the nine who was sick
SATURDAYS FIEE-The alarm of fire
rom box l6 at 4:30 r NJ on Saturday. was
By a blaze being discovered in a !
esidence on Seventh street, between Q and |
T. owned by j. w. Hanford and occupied |
y James Murphy. The fire had gained |
uch Roadway before the Department ar |
lived that fhr building was nearly do