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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Many persons who visit the Worlds Fair
will be at a loss to learn how to see it in the
least possible time, and to avoid going about
their sightseeing in random, haphazlrd
fashion. Let US say that you have but a few
days in which to view the fair. The question
arises, How am 1 best to do it p" Let us
plan our first days journey.
We find ourselves on a bright May morn
ing on the great dock at the foot of Van
Buren, street. There is a great crowd al
ready there, but we needn't mind that
there'l be plenty of room for all of us. The
Worlds Fair Steamship Company, which
owns the dock, has -four big boats running
between Van Buren, street and the Worlds
Fair grounds-vesseIs amply able to carry
$4,000 passengers every hour and if a crush
comes the company operates enough smaller
craft to double this capacity, not to mention
the number Of people the independent lines
wil-earry.
We are taking the best possible method Of
seeing the buildings of the white city. NOT
only can the very best view of the fair in its
entirety be had from the water-that is, from
out here on the lake-but every one of the
most important buildings is to be seen, To
! best advantage either from the lake or from
the canals and ponds inside the grounds
From the water, too every one, of the larger
and more important buildings is imme.
diately accessible, The whole fair was built
with these ends in view, and the plans have
been magniicently carried out. That's why
we are going by water to get our first view
Of the fair. Isn't that view magnificent
from this point? I suppose you wonder how
you are going to see that great city OF
architectural glory all in one day. Well, you
can't; but Wen try and get around so as to
let you sec all that is most important frcm
an exterior point of view.
No, let's not get Off here. This is the first
landing, the North Pier. a good many will
land here but l want to take you down TO the
other pier this time, TO begin at Alpha, as il
were; that great peristyle representing Alpha.
l notice they have cut out a place in the dock
here so pleasure boats and yachts can Liant as
well as steamers. That's the governments
model battleship there on the south side OF
the pier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


Miss Laura Beddall, of JOG West Cherry
street, was rendered a farewell and surprise
party last evening and a very enjoyable time
was spent until midnight, when refresh.
meuts were served. Miss Beddau will leave
with her parents for Tamaqua shortly, where
they will reside. Those present We're
Misses NJ. Pomeroy, A. Stein, NJ. Glover,
A.. Beineman, A.. Bartsch, NJ. Kiucaid, j.
Beddall, A. Roberts, A, Brittle, b. Hoover,
p, Phillips, L. Beach, S. Davis, A. L|ingham.
/. Llewellyu, ID. Daddow, A, Short, and
Messrs. II. Baird, D, steedle, r.. Glover, S.
Small, j. Williams, j. Kircaid, b., Mausell.
II. Dodson, G. Steiner, II. Rowse and a.
Lewis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


signs OF Spring.
That tired feeling,
Trees are budding.
Street car fires have ceased to burn.
Birds are singing in the trees.
Improvements on properties all over town.
The young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of base ball.
All the papers in Shenandoah, except the
HERALD, are insutIerably dull.
The boys are taking milk shakes to brace
them for the afternoon sun ut to the red
bridge.
People are figuring ON how TO do Atlantic
City and the Worlds Fair IN price of
admission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

ELLIOTT,-On Tuesday, Auastasia, wife
of Andrew Elliott, aged % years, 5 mouths
and p days. Funeral Friday morning at 9
O'Clock from her late residence, ON West
Line street, to proceed in carriages to
Heckscherville, where iutcrmcut win be
made. High mass at A|nuuuciatiou church.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend. 1927
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Harry Hall, the i%nceudiary, who is serving
time in the Pottsyille Jail, is reported as
dying, from the effects of "a beating received
at the hands of tramp a few days ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Let the light of reason shine on all your
actions, especially when youc children are
subject to Group, Always keep a bottle of
DR., Coxe's Wild Cherry and seneka iu the
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
ONE CENT.
MRS. BBRorsKL AGAIN.


Conduct which Tends to Show the
Woman Is Insane.
At a few minutes before the noon hour to.
day there was a cry of fire on East Centre
street. 1t was occasioned by smoke pouring
out of No. 1O7, which is just east Of White
street, in great volumes. The fire alarm
lover at the corner Of Main and Centre
streets was pulled, but no alarm sounded,
consequently there was not a general turning
out Of the fire companies and many failed to
learn of the excitement.
A number Of the officials hurried to the
building and upon going through the saloon
they found the tenant, Mr.. Berofskt, in an
empty room at the rear. The place was filed
with smoke and many were unable to remain.
In the middle of the room was an ordinary
cooking range without legs under it and
containing a fresh wood fire. The range was
also without pipe and threw out clouds Of
thick, black smoke. MIS-. Berofski stood
unconcerued near the range. The other
contents of the room were two mattresses
standing on end in one corner, and a small
picture on the wall, and a large picture and
frame standing in another corner. Mrs.
Berofski was not the least excited and in
answer to the anxious inquiries of those who
had been summoned to the place She swore in
Hungarian and added in English, mo fire,
no fire, Me put fire in stove, that ALL"
James Grant, who only purchased the
property last week, appeared upon the scene.
Lawyers G. N. Brumm, of Minersville, and
NJ. NJ. Burke, of town, was with him. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
Address by Hugh oDonuell.

Hugh O'Donuell, of Homestead fame, viii
make an address at the entertainment at
Ferguson's. theatre. IN Friday evening, 7th
inst. l-4.4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
USE DANA'S sARSAPARILLA.Ir ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


The Tamaqua knitting mill at Tamauua,
which was closed some time since on account
of not earning dividends, will be sold to
a NicetoWu party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

We were in error yesterday in stating that
Dennis slattery had been discharged from
Jail on bail, He is still confined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Pursuant to the announcement made in
yesterdays issue OF the HERALD publication
is given in this column to the first instalment
of the hints to people who intend visiting the
Columbian Exposition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun,
dry. Everything white and spotless, Lace
curtains a specially. All work guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

William Shugars has sold a piece of his
property on Pear alley to NJ. H.. Master for
$3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters received
daily at Coslett's. 9-22.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Rheumatism is quickly cured by using
Arnica and Oil Liniment. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
BOROUGH FATHERS FEAST
THEY HAD A JOLLY TIME
LAST NIGHT.
THE DOVE OF PEACE LOWERED
Over the Gathering and all Fac
tional Issues Were Laid Aside
for Several Hours-List Of
tho Merry Makers.

NCILM EN-, + h e
Chief Burgess, police
and other borough Off
cials held their annual
banquet at the Scheiny
House last night and
for the first time in
twelve months t h @
dove of peace succeeded
in bringing all factions
together and induced
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. In order to be healthy this is
necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06
SCHOOL BOARD Meeting.
BX-SECRBTARY GABLE WILL
BE PAID HIS CLAIM
: J. BRENNAN TAKES HIS SEAT
The Board Discusses the Dressing
of Graduates-Au Understand
iug That it Will be mex
pensive This Year

CHOOL board met last
night in the High
school building and
about three hours were
spent in a discussion of
various subjects and
transaction of business
attending the admins
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

Best photographs and crayOns at Dabb's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

HOlderman's iewelry store leads. as ever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-06

The largest and best appointed laboratory
in the world is owned by f.. Ad. Richter &
Co., the sole manufactures of the renowned
imported Anchor Pain Expeller," the best
known remedy for Rheumatism, Gout and
kindred complaints. Their own large glass
works are often unable to turn out all of the
many millions Of bottles required annually
for their medicinal preparations. The An
Choir Pain ExpelIer' is sold at % and 50
cents a bottle at c. II. Hagenbuch, p. p. d,
Kirlin, J. NJ, lillian, and other druggists.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
ZALEGkE LISTY.

Ma poczcie W LEDOUX,
znajduja SIG llsty ola haste.
pulacych Polak6w:
Sobleoh Wojclsch.
Zab Stan.
Wotzka 8.
Wiellnsk, Szymon.
Lasecki Micha}.
Borus Jozef.
Bednurek Andrzej.
Dzarin Wincentv.
Kuka Michaf.
Krauza Wojciech.
Kosmowski Chrystyan.
Jasyan T..
Foldohskl jerry.
Ebertowskl Jan.
Duchihski Roman
Drslak Wawrzyniec
Czech Franciszek
Boros Stanisfaw
Nag6rskl Stanisfaw
Maclej Ian
Rue MARGIN
Paluch Konrad
Sadek Wojcieoh
Super MARGIN
TilIman Szymon
Trettel MARGIN
Trzebiatowski Wojcicch
Trzcihskl Marcln
Wachlerowicz Stan.
Wieczorek J6z.
Ma poczcle w LITTLE
M1nn., znaiduJa sic
llsty ola nastepuiacych osob:
Harmacinskl Jan.
Kr6lak N1chat.
Wochnlk Alexander.
Wirbicki Konstanty.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
CLEVELAND, o. = Dina

CLEVELAND, O. - Dina
10 Listopada pc pofuduiu
wstaplt ktos do Banku csz.
czednoscl prey Public Square"
i 90 wiedzla1, &e chce sic wi.
dzlec 2 kasyerem Myron F.
Herrick. Gdy go wpuszczono
do odnosnego pokoiu, wezwaf
kasYers, ably mu dai sumo SO
tyslecy dolarow gotowce,
dodajac, lie skoro mu tych
pieniedzy natychmiast ME
doreczy, wysadzi bank " po-
wietrze. Mar vance mai cos
owinletego W pravei rece, a
Herrick, ktory sic obawiaf, De
to bomba, rzucli sic ma avian.
turnika i usilowaf mu pake
wydrzeG. Prey wzajemnem
szamotanlu napastnlk upadf,
lecz natychmiast wstai, dobyt
rewolwera l strzelif do Herrlcka.
Strzat chyb,t, q gdy ponce
kasyerowi nadeszta, szaleEiec
uciekl przez okno i dotad ME
zostaf pochwyconYm.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
Piekna ksiazka.

Drukiem i nakladem wydawnictwa
dziel ludowych Karola Mark W Mike.
}owie ma G6rnym Slazku wysz1o slaw.
ne dzle}o Przewielebnego ksiedza Leo
narda G%offinego ksiazka do oswiecenia
i zbudowania duszy chrzescijahsko-
katolickiej, czyll kr6tki wyklad Lekcyi
i ewangielii ma wszYstkie nledziele
swieta wraz z wynikajaca ztad nauka
WARY J %obycza]6w l g%runtownem wy
jasnieniem roku koscielnego. najgl6w-
niejazych obrzed6w koscielnych, mszy
swietej, nabozehstwa demowegoi ola
chorych; drogi krzyzowei, jake tel z
zyciorysami swietych Padskich, czczo-
nych mianowicie przez lud polsko-ka-
tolicki.
Wydawca ksiazki tel chcial SIG
przysluzyc mianowicle naszemu ludowi
roboczemu. Pragnie, zeby ten lud
wczytywajac sig W odwieczne prawdy
chrzesciahskie, coraz to wiecej krzepiE
sie W wierze sw. dziedzicznej pc prod
kach swych, pragnie, zeby sig utwler-
dzai W niej W obecnym zwlaszcza CA
sic, gdzie nieprzyjaciele KoscioIa re
wszystkich stron ~nastawaja ma niego,w
zamecle pojec powstaja jak najzazartsze
hasla plzeciw Bogu, gdzie socyallzm
g}osi haslo: precz z Bog!em. niema 30.
ga, niema nieba, niema piekla niema
zycia i s~zczescia pozagrehowego. Dzelo
nnyrvC7cRa /, fol ,,,oIo iocoo1o o,n-
new Niemczech wysz}o W kilkudzie.
sieciu w%ydaniach, z kr6rych kazde llczy
sig ma tysiace egzemplarzy. Opr6cz tego
przetl6maczone zostalo ma wszystkie
.lezyki swiata. Najlepjej to swiadczy 0
jego znakomltosci.
Wydawca ME szczedzil zachod6w,
ably ozdoba jego z%ewnetrzna odpowiadala
wartosci jego d%uchowej. Cechuje ;e,jsk
wszystkie tego rodzaju zaszczytnie znane
wydawnictwa, jego jak najwleksza
starannosc. Druk czysty, wyraz ,papier
piekny, przeszIo 100 wzorowo l re
smakiem w%ykonanych rycin oraz 2
obrazki kololowe, oprawa mocha i
zgrabna czynia dzie1o to p~rawdziwa
ozdoba domu ka~tolickiego. Cena zas
s%tosunkowo dc wydania calego Jest tax
nizka, re kazdy dzielo to sobie zakupie
mole.
Dzielo ksiedza Goffiniego powinno
sig znajdowae W kazdym katolickim
domu polskim. skarb to n~leoceniony.
Zwracamy ma to move wydanie ks,
Goffinlego szczeg6lna uwage naszych
szanownych czytelnik6w, zacheca Jac ich
do licznego zapisywania tegoz. NakIadcy
zas D. Miarce nalezy sig p%rawdzlwa
wdziecznose "a tax ozdobne i ]staranne
wydanie tel ksisgi.
Cena tel ksiazkE 200.
Sprzedaje ia ksiegarnia
Hi. DerdOwskjegO w Wi
mona. Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
PkACIC IA KATOLIKA!
n St. sOseplle
(Missc

Wszystko sic tn uwlja oko}o
nasze1 narodowej wYstawy we
Lwowie.
Arcybractwo Rozahca Sw.,
Tow. Sw. App. Piotra i Paw}a,
Spiewacy polscy Z St. Joseph,
dzleci szkolne, iuz pleknie sic
przedstawia]a oku ma ich toto
gra6jach. Tow. Sw. Szczepana
Tow. Sw. Cecylii juz szuka-
ia fotograta. isbeda to pewno
dwie najpieknie]sze grupy,
Doc to slime Towarzystwa.
R6wniez nasze panienki z
Tow. Sw. Jadwigi beda pred
stawia}y piekna grippe miedzy
ich siostrzyczkami W Ameryce.
Szkoda, re m}odziez meska
W St. Joseph Jest ospa}a, i
mimo wszelkich prosb ks.
proboszcza Krzywonosa nile
da sic ujac W zadne iowa
rzystwo. Wyczekujemy z ME
cierpliwoscia owego Central
nego Ziednoczenia m}odziezy.
o kt6rem m6wiono ma se]mie
,,Ziednoczenia''; moze bedzie
MONA co zrobic.
Nasze Siostry Franciscan.
XII juz zacze}y reczne robotki
z dziewczatkami szk6lnemi.
Znowu beda mialy sposobnosc
popisae sic.
Ch1opcy rysuia piekne wzo-
zy i mapy E2~opy Ameryki.
DosyG, re my tn ME spimy,
robimy co mozemy, aczkol-
wick easy liche. Boo tn
zarobek licho idzie, ale "a.
wsze ma chleb wystarczy, BIO
sic modlimy.
Nasz ks. w. K%rzywonos
ca1y miesiac pazdziernik,
podczas nabozenstw wieczor-
nych do Nary RozahcoweL
zacheca} mas do mi}osci Boga
i %naszei kr6lowej, a bedzie
nam dobrze. KoscioS byt kaz-
diego dnia pe}ny.
U mas tel eeraz Jest, Bogu
dzieki, swiety spok6i =
chociaz tn jest paru njespokoj-
nych duchow.
Dnia 8 b. m. poblogos}awi}
ks. proboszcz zwiazek maszen-
ski miedzy J6zefem Bunko-
wskim a Katarzyna USHER.
w pieknej movie zachecal
ksiadz nova pare, ably zostali
Polakami i trzymali sic wiernie
kcsciola swietego.
Zyc7ymy m}odej pare bo-
zego blogoslawiehstwa.
Przybyl tn do mas pan DR..
Unicki, ale ME wiemy mic o
MIN wiecei powiedziec.
P~arata0nin.
-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
z PODR0ZY.

SAS DS"N
Hipon j Princeton, Wis. Beaver
dam Jest to dose znaczne miastecz-
ko. ~po}ozone pomledzy plekneml
jeziorami, podobne do Iiawy,
Prusach Zachodnlch. Posiada
kiika fabryk. ludnost wlec, z
r6znych narodowoscl, q take z
PolakGw z~}ozona, ma zawsze robote,
TAX il nawet W tym clezklm roku
ludzle ME skar3yll sic IA blede.
Grunta o%kollczne, ma kt6rych far
mule w1eIu Polakow. tez dosyc
dobre; polscy r6lnlcy dobrze sic
ma7a, posladaJa piekne konle i
powozy, kt6reml do mlasta PREY
bywaia ma nabazehstwo i z r6znemi
lnteresaml. WszYscy polscy
farmerzy byli tax ola mnie, jake
l ola redaktora Katoliko zyczllwie
usposoblenl, "a co I'M %uprzejmie
dzlekujemy.
Koscl6} polski W 'Beaverdam
ME Jest zbYt wspania}y. leez
podobno %parafan'e mala zamiar
nowy budowac zw}aszcza re
pred kilku tygodnlaml burza
wleze pochyli4a, TAX il muslano ja
rozebrac.
Proboszczem polsklm W
Beaverdsm Jest teraz wielebny ks.
Gruenholz, W wlelkiem bedacY u
parafan powazan1u, ktorY "
~przysziym roku obchodzlG bedzie
cwlercwlekowy iab1leusz swojego
kap}anstwa. Organlsta lest pan
Felix Martin, osobs mad wYraz
s~tateczna 1 powazna. Z pomledzY
beaverdamskich busineslstow wy
mieniam dwoch = Adama Mlchal-
sklego i Edwarda Polcyna: obaj
bardzo ola gosci uprzelmi, TO tez
ludzle ich lubia i Z weso}emi
twarzam, domY lch opuszczala.
Il B~eaverdam pojechaiem do
BerIlna, lecz ME do tego W
Prusach, jeno do Berlina mad
rzeka Fox River, W Wlsconslnle.
. tym Berlinie pisa}em luz pred
dwoma laty, re to porzadne i
weso}e miasteczko, i take W
dobrej okolicy. I tutaj ludzle
wog6le ola naszej gazety prey
chylni, a mianowlcie businessman;
Felix Eukaszewicz, Antonl Bronx
i Fir. J. Brzeski. Ostatni prowa-
dzscy handel towar6w }okciowych,
jest ola %publlcznosci ugrzeczniony
i sprawiedliwy. to tez wszelka
narodowost u nlego kupuje, czego
komu potrzeba, DO taklego clio
wieka warto %popierac.
Koscioiy polsKie SO diva W Der.
lime, lecz oba wewnatrz nedznie
wygladaja; nawet sciany ME So
w%yblelone.
Ztad uda1em sic Ripon, leez
tam u Polak6w zimno, jak
W lodowpl, DO ME dale ciep}a
relig1jnego i narodowego po'skl
koscl6}. Wiecej, Mil Polacy. dba
tam o polskos6 Niemlec P. Hugo
Schulz, DO utrzymuje polskle
gazety, a nawet polskle obrazy
zam6wlf ola swego salonu. Polacy
wleczorem schodza sic do niego
ma pogadanke,
z Ripon pojechafem do
Princeton, Wis. Tam, lubo tylko
krotki Gas zabawi}em, pozna}em
wielu dobrych Pclak6w, l k1lku
nowych abonent6w pozyskaiem.
Okollca jest piekna, kosciol
murowanv, tYlko (~niestety!) Itchy
przykiad z CORY.
Jest i tn kllku polskich bust
nesman6w, a mianowicie: pan
Andrzej Drill, %ieszcze kawaler, l
pan Walenty Czarneckl. o lnnych
ME wspomne, DO sobie ma to ME
z%as}uzyli.
Powracajac do W1nony zawa-
dzi{em o Menashe, Wis.
Bardzo sic zdziwiiem, dowle-
dziawszy sig, re CT saml ludzie,
kt6rzy niedawno temu swoiego
proboszcza czeili l koehali, teraz,
ola biahei rzeczy, przeclwko menu
w~ystepuja. Siostry (Niemki) ME
nauczaja tax, jakby sobie tego ks.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

ma oku dobro szko4y 1 koscio1
kierujac sic prey tenn wzgledaml
oszczednoscl.
WawrSY7aaec Radomski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16
POsZukiWa1lle.

Anna JagIa. corka Julianny
Jagiy, poszukuje swo]ego
wula Franciszka Slomskiego.
ktoby wiedzia} o jego teraz.
nleJszym pobycie niechaj da
znac pod adresem:
Anna Rajsho
$50 Fisher Str.
South Bend, Ind.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-16

PLAN JAZDY
poclagow koleiowYch
w WinOnie
Chicago. Burlington Il Northern
Ma potnoc.
Chicago, St. Louis 6 Peoria Elk, a:5o a, m As7 am
Sn'aso hHpfess S:5s a. m. $50 a. N.
Ma poludnie.
CHI. st. Louis & Peoria Ex. 1920 p. nj. 1910 p. IN
Chicago & St.Louis express 6:55 p. m. TAB D. m
Wszystkc dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger daily $40 a. m.
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM- $40 p. m
Trempealeau Accommodation lex SUM 1000 a, m
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger Ex Sum- o:a5 A. NJ
Dakota Passenger lex SUM- sos P. M
Local Passenger E)xSun.) 4:4o P. M
Przybycle pociag6w:
Re Wschodu.
S4'|A y "Aofhins.r PASSENGER, NO DAILY oIo AM
Chicago EveningPassenger No. Z (Ex. SUM- 7:4o PM.
Local Passenger, No. 70 (Ex. SUM- $40 P. NJ
Re Zachodu.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 Ex. Monday Gao A. M.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- 8:zo P. M.
Local Passenger, No. 6 (Ex. Sum- 1890 P. N
Chicago, Milwaukee G. St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
ROCK Island daI expess lex Sun, 1924 am
ehicaso express ldaiiY 6:3a p. m
ras' wi Nuanyl $3.50 P. m
Chicago vessibuled ldailyl 11;17 .. NJ.
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express DAILY 7;4o a. m.
Chica o vestibuled daily 4;os a. m.
Fast Mail Ldailyl 11:ao a. m
Rock Islam daily express IA D m
wAu, Y. c::.:;1~.
Trans a, Wabasha: Depart.
Passenger tor zum' GA 500 a. a
CHlprE" ALLEY DIvISlO".
Trains i Wabasha: Depart
Passenger 1890 p. m.
For Menomonic ,;,o D. m
SOiiHAE MINNESOTA DIVISION.
passenger caves La crosse $40 a. m.
Passenger leave La Crosse 1l,1oa a, m,
Winona IL Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
passenger $40 p. m. lI:sSa. m.
Accommodation 800 4. m 1,< a m
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 a. m, 400 o. n
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Coming Events.

The Pansy Social Club will hold its annual ball
chis, Thanksgiving Eve. at the Central Opera
House. sixty-seventh street and Third avenue.
a. SchaedIer. it,. Vire-President William l..
Financial Secretary. Frank c. Kurtz; Treasurer.
Gustav A. Eisenhut, Sergeant-at-Arms. Otto
Hurst.
The Unique Club will, hold Its annual masque-
rade and civic ball Uhs) Thanksgiving Eve.
In the Germania Assembly Rooms. 2el and 1913
Dowery.
Clan Macdun, 40. ST. .. g. C.. will hold its
annual concert and ball at Renwck Hall. Eighty
sixth street. this evening.
The Float Social Club will have It's annual ball
AZ Wooley's Old House at Home. foot Of Eighty
fourth street and East River this evening.
The Catholic Club will give concert and dance
this evening at 100 Vest Fifty-ninth street.
This is ladies' night.
The Galway MEMS Association will have It's
annual ball at the Lyceum Opera House, Thirty
fourth street, Third avenue. Tomorrow night.
New York city Council. National Federation
ot America. Will this evening at its once, In
Cooper Union. install the officers elected last
Wednesday evening.
An entertainment and reception will be given
nv St Stephenss Young Mems Society at the
central Opera House, SiSty-ssyenth street and
TF'rd avenue this evening.
The annual concert and entertainment Of the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church will be held
this evening.
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AmuSementS.

you home as my cherished wife"
No" she said. quietly, next Spring
will be quite soon enough-only. Her
bert, | feel an absolute certainty that
you will sooner or later marry that
Never" said Herbert. with resolute
determinations,
1t was one OF the clearest and coolest
Of December nights the stars we're al!
heaven and the winds. whistling down
the gas-lfrhted thoroughtares OF G
when Herbert Melvin sat reading in the
library Of his unclc's luxurious dwellinG,
Come. my boy. come. rs high time
We Tsre ON our way 'I hrtsk rS cSoerf
voice. and Mr.. BARTON Melvin entered the
room lie stopped short In dismRy at
the sight OF his nephew in dressing
gown and slippers and DutinS a cigar,
Not ready YET nat does this
Il have concluded to stay At home,
handsome brown eyes.
Nonsense! Pshaw' calculates me
Old Een,leman' mGG anu drG 1S, II n, MGm
larry anxious that you should accompany
me this evening, Miss Coivllle is to be
there. YOU know.
That's the very reason | wished 10
remain at home, uncle ! 40 not desire
to become acquainted with the popular
And why not young man. I'd like
"ReTause, uncle, all the love ! have
to bss,ow is in the keeping Of Lille
10 Miss Colville as an aspirant to her
,ifrd and fortune. | think Il well to fore
warn YOU that IL IL utterly useless. |
love Lille Dean and l intend 20 marry