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The herald., 1893-02-01
POMONA.

An Interesting Batch OF Local News
happenings.
POMONA, Jan. 31.-S. Caldwell went to
Los Angeles this morning for a short
stay.
Hal Hammer has been confined to the
house since Sunday with severe cold.
Frank P. frey and J. L. Rowland are
IN the Angel City today on business.
La grippe has again made its appear
ance in our city.
Mr.. John Montgomery, late Of Seda-
liza, Mo-, and an old friend of Mr.. Walter
Nesbit of this place, has rented home
on the corner of Holt and Carey avenue.
r. F. House returned to his post of
duty in Los Angeles this morning.
Mr.. j. s. Howard left for the city this
morning for brief sojourn.
Pomona people who expect to attend
the White senatorial banquet should re-
member that it has been postponed un-
til February 9th.
The heaviest rain that has visited our
section for some years began about IL 80
this morning and continued for nearly
an hour. For short while some few of
our street crossings were impassable,
the rain seemed to fall in sheets.
E. E. Cole has been i'll for the past
few days at his home on North Carey
avenue.
The Southern Pacific overland south
bound was delayed by washouts on the
desert today.
It is reported that some damage was
done to some of the larger orchards by
the heavy rain this morning. 1t is to be
hoped that the reports are without
foundation.
The Farmers Institute OF Southern
California will hold quarterly meeting
at the town Office in Rivera, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, February 9TH and 9Th.
An oman ynaakiuO Of the Eoraatara
The herald., 1893-02-01

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Xenewer he's
restored gray hair to its original color and pre-
vented badness in thousands OF cases. 1t will
do 80 to you.
The herald., 1893-02-01


the plant Jerusalem corn
cut alfalfa oven
of
May ne pes
both DID,
the pan
doubled the
following the
The herald., 1893-02-01

ApPePs Partisan Enamel For the
Creation of o perfect Complexion, The
favorite French Cosmetic.
AppeiS Com pIexion Cream Eradi-
Gates Wrinkles, and gives to the Skin the
Texture OF youth.
Appei's Skin Bleach, Eradicates all
blemishes and discolorations of the skin such
Tan Sunburn, Freckles. Swarthy and
greasy appearance of the face.
AppeI'S Oriental Powder in Flesh,
White, Pink and Cream shades, gives to the
face beautiful clear and transparent ap-
pearance.
Appeis Natural Blush The only Rouge
true to nature. when applied to the face or
Light for Blondes, Dark for Brunettes
The APPEL Cosmetic Co. San Francisco, Cal.
4 pamphlet on how to Create q complexion free
I'd rocds For Sale p
C. F. HEINZEMAN, 222 North Main St.
The herald., 1893-02-01
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
Cor. broadway and second

Cor. Broadway and Second.
Open daily from 7 80 am. to 80 pm. OF.
fetal business meetings every Wednesday at
2 pm. J. M. GRIFFITH, President.
JOHN sPIERs, Secretary. s-ls 6m
The herald., 1893-02-01

An Interesting Batch OF Local News
| Happenings.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
KOHEJ
Chicago Burlington G.
Northern.

WYCIECZkA MA mi
WA.-W dniach p Sierpnia,
II Wrzesnia i 10 Pazdziernika
sprzedaje kolej Chicago
Burlington i Northern tykiety
re wszystkich STACEY pc ce-
ME 1ednei ]azdy tykietu
zwrotnego, wiecej $500,
dobre ma dwadziescia dni, do
bardzo wielu punkt6w W
Polnocnej i Zachodnlei Min
nesocie; w Polnocaeii Polud-
niowej Dakocie, do wszystkich
punktow W Tennessee, Missi.
ssippi, Alabama, louisiana
Il wyiatkiem Memphis i New
Orleans), Arkansas, Indian
Territory, Oklahoma, Texas,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah New Mexico,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
Pre- WOdmik.

Skoro tylko wynalezlono napoj,
Electric Bltters zyskat on ma popu.
larnosci a teraz pewme juz bedzle
naislawnielszem pomledzY
c2Ysteml lekarstwami wzmac-
nlajaceml nerwy. So to kro-
pie ME upalajace, przynosza
u]ge l pomoc w wszelklch
chorabacn 4oiadka, watroby i
merck. = Lec,a one boil g1o.
wy, n%letrawnosc zatwardzenie,
i wypedzaja z 2ofadka mala-
rya. Ia z~adowolenie reczy sic
prey kazdeJ butelce albo beda
zwrocone plen1adze. Cena =
tylko so centow "a butelke.
Mona dosta6 W Aptekach
pod Oriem ina. w. S. Tomkiewi
cza and Bro. 456 Mitchell ILL.,,
rog 2. ave., i SAT Lincoln ave..
rog 5 ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
wledzet byi powinien, co

wledz.ec byi powinien, co sic
,dzieie w biur7e Rzadu Centralnego,
a MIC ME wledzia}; jaklm sposobem
teraz, kledy obowiazek tego cd
nlego ME wymaga, mote tax
dok}adnie wiedzie6, co sic W biurze
zwiazkowem dzieje?jakim sposobem
teraz z taxa gotowoscla reczy, re
,,wszystko W porzadku"....
S}owko ieszcze o pensyl naszeg2
;sedretarza generalnego o~dhosnego
paragraph konstytucYi.
Ma ostatnim seimle ME pyfo
mowy o pensyi sekratasza. W
konstytucyi n%aszej, obowiazuiacej
mas do sejmu W Detroit, rownlez
wzmlanki o TEN ME znalaz{bys-a
poniewaz me polecono MI do
konstytucyi wnosiG J%akichstam
,,uchwa4 RzaduC entralnego', przeto
oznajmlam raz j~eszcze, re Geese
paragraph, omawiaj acego pensye
sekretarza gen%eralnego, m~uslata
bye zreoagewana przez kogos "
sprawle tel bezposrednio Interest,"
wanego.
A teraz o pensyi owego
sekretarza Wisnlewsklego. Dzlafo
sic to "a prezydentury Przybyszew'
skiego, a "a cenzorstwa GrYgla'
s~zewskiego. Jezeli wlec bYto tam
iak,es naduzycie. Jakies %bezprawne
szafowanie groszem ~puelicznym, to
winniejszym W tenn od Przybysze'
wsklego by} Gryglasz ewskl, ktory
dopiero dz,s, pc latach tylu, ~tedy
k,edy woju]e Przybysze wsklm,
sprawe te wyc'aga ma wldok
publicZnY...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
KOLEJ.
Chicago & n. Western.

ZNIZONE CENY MA
WYSTAWE CHICAGOS.
KA. - Kolel Chicago &
North Western ofiaruje teraz
tykiet ma wystawe chicagoska
i z powrotem "a s1o.65 - a
tykiet tylko do Chicago "a
$500.
Pociag opuszcza Winone
codziennie o godzinie $40
wleczorem, a przybywa do
Chicago @ godz. 8 rano.
Inny pociag wyiezdza z WI
nony 0 godzinie $40 rano
Il wyjatkiem niedzieli) a PREY.
bywa do Chicago o godzinie
6.15 po}udnia. Pociag
opuszcza]acy Winone 0 godz.
GAO rano iedzie tylko srod
blafego dina, pozWalalacy
pasazerom zjesc sniadanie W
Winonie a zjes6 kolacya W
miescie nadmorskiem. Prey
pociagu nocnym wygodne
fotele W karach i wspaniale
kary sypialne.
Mapy miasta Chicago ma
zadanie dostarcza sic darmo.
BRACIA GRIEsEL spree
daja teraz znakomlty ocet
wyro5ionY VIVA, stodu
jabfecznika. Inny towar gro
sernY u Mich zawsze jaknaj.
s~wle5szy. W po]aczonym Z
grosernla sslonle znakomlte
4oiadkowe wodkl i czystt
wilma.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
POreczona kuraeya.

Upowazniamy naszego W
o%g}oszenlu. wvmienlenego aptekarza
do sprzedawania DR.. Kinga
nowego wynalazku ma sucboty CDR
Kings New Discovery. for
consumptlon)na kaszel i zazlebienie
pod tym warunklem. Jezeli was
dotknie kaszel, przeziebienie Tub
lakakolwiek dolegliwosc gard}a
2ofadka lub piuc a chcecie
uzyc tego lekarstwa ma probe,
mozec,e butelke wroclG dosta.
niecie pieniadze napowrot.
Me moglismy zrobic takiej
ofiary, gdybysmy ME wledzie.
Ii, lie MONA ma DR.. Kinga
New discovery polegat- Ono
nigdy ME zawledzle. Butelkl
do wyprobowanla darno.
Mona dostaG W Aptehach pod
Oriem Jno. w. S. Tomklewicza &,
Bro. 456 Mitchell ILL.,, rog 2. ave.
i 5A7 Lincoln ave., rog 5 ave-,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
OF
e.

winohskich
odszczepiehcow w ostatnim
czasie take dIugie porosly
nosy, re &c wstydu pozakry-
wall je sobie biaIemi cap
kami . ryjowych daszkach
dzlegciowego koloru. Naiwie-
eel takich napietnowanych
dziwolagow pokazuje sic
obecnie ma naroanikach w
czwartej wardzie, szczegolnie
pomledzY ulicami Chatfield a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
re SWIATA.

- w dnlu
a Sierpnia okrety francuzkie
odplyneEy Z pod tego miasta,
cdyz krol siamski przyjai
warunki, postawione mu
przez Rad francuzki, a miano'
Wicle:
1. Uznanie praw do Anamu
/ Cambodzy ma lewym czyll
wschodnim brzegu rzeki Me-
kong az do % stopnla szero-
kosci.
2. Wydanie tortec, poEozo.
nych ma lewym brzegu i
zajetych przez Siamczyk6w,
W przeciqgu miesiaca.
3. Zadosytuczynienie "a "a
1czeplenle trancuzklch okretow
i wojsk, ma rzece Menam
bedacych.
d.. Ukaranie winnYch.
<. Odszkodowanie W sumie
2 milionow frankow "a straty,
kt6re francuzcy poddani po-
niesli.
g.. ~Natychmiastowe z}ozenie
Z milionow trank6w jake
gwarancye "a wype}nienle
warunk6w 4 i S. Wczora1
rano odbylo s'e pod pre-
wodnictwem kr6la posiedzenie
rady ministr6w, ma ktorem
ultimatum przyjeto.
BERLIN. Wskutek
telegramow z New Yorku O
%poprawlenlu sic cen pszenicy,
podskoczy'y ceny wogole W
/ gore. 0 marek 5 do czterech.
RZYM. = Cd czasu po
,awienia sic cholery W Nea,
polu juz 100 tysiecy ludzi
opuscilo to miasto. Codziennie
W przec'eciu 81 osoby zapa
daja ma zaraze, a umlerd
codziennie oko}o 50 ludzi.
MEXYK. = Nosza sic
tn Z planem polaczenia
wszystkich lacihsko : amery-
kahskich narodowosci w ;eden
zwiazek monetary, ably
przeszkodziS spadaniu ceny
srebra. Zad}uzone pahstwa
powinny sic }aczyc ku obronie
swych interesow przeciw
formalnemu spiskcwi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
kOIlE.J
n D X [ HERN PACIFl G
Ofiaruje pOdr6znikOm rOz-
matte LIME ma syEel sieci
ZachOdniej.

W Logan, kolej The BUTTE
air liue (llnia powletrzna) opu-
SEGA lima g'dwna, ciagnac sic
przez piekna doline rzekl Jeffer-
son Tutaj MONA wldzieG nasYp
koleiowy ma kilka mil pred soba,
wljacy sic do kota g6r, czesto
rozplety pomiedzy g6rami mad
przepasclami = az sic doiedzle do
mlasta g6rnlezcgo Butte. Jak W
g}ebokiej przepascl cl2gna sic do
liny Silver Bow l Deer Lodge.
U CORY po level stronle widac
miasto LEARN Anaconda. w Gar
rison znowu W. ezdza sic ma g}6wna
llnie.
Ma stacyi De Smet, W sam a
ch6d cd Missoula od}acza sic Cd
noga Occur d'Alene. Spotyka sic
tn wzd}uz kolei Jedne z naipiek-
niejszych scenery g6rskich. w
d'Alene River dobry parostatek
czeka ma poclag blisko starej MI
syi Jezuickie1 Najswletszego Serca
Jezusowego i szczesllwy turysta
zachwyca sic slicznemi widokaml
nad rzeka jezlorem d'Alene.
Wldzi sic tam cuda, ktore ma diu.
go pozostana W pamieci. w Hau-
ser znowu dojezdza sic do lin i
g}ownei j presto jedzie sic do
Spokane.
Pisac po bllzsze szczeg61y dotv-
czace podr6zy do
CEHASe s. FEE
GEN PASS. & TKT. ACT.
Of the
Northern Pacific HS. R.
SIT. PAUL, MINN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

tudziez do punkt6w W Mantle.
ba, ma Zachod az do Brandon.
Wzgledem tykiet6w innych
objasnieh zg}osit sic do agenta
kolei C.. B. &. N. w mielscu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

OfdZ broadway q dill. -
Wara cd Mich! DO jeszcze
nosza sic Z myslami brato-
bojczemi a smierdza swieto.
kradztwem.
NIEJEDEN warhol wyga-
duje ma redaktora Katolha, re
tax szeroko sic rozpisywa} o
wojnie koscielnej W Wlnonie.
Ale czyta)cie tylko W tym
numerze artykulik Go sic
dzieje W Baltimore?" -]ak to
tamtejszy polski redaktor
szczeg6lowo opisa} ca}y
skandal koscielny, podajac
navel nazwiska sych, kt6rzy
PREY tel sposobnosci zostali
aresztowani.
Napisa} i podat, DO by]o
to lego swietym obowiazkiem,
jak tel sam sic ~t}6maczy. A
redaktor pisma ma wskros
katolickiego w Winonie
mialby przez rekawiczki
traktowac lotrow, ktorzy
swojego proboszcza bezwsty.
dnie sponiewierali?
Czytajcie sobie ow ustep z
ba}timorskiej Polonu, a dowle-
Gle sic, kto to tam zaburzenie
wywola}. Kubek W kabek
bylo tax, jak i mas. Gl6wnym
winowa)ca byl tax W
Baltimore, jak i tutai niedo'
swiadczony wikary.
Czy to n. p. ME prawda,
re ks. DR.. Misicki tutaj W
Boze Cialo w swojej stancyi
konferencya odhywa} z
parafialnemi warhofaml.
podczas gdy wiel. ks.
proboszcz Domagalski odpra-
vial nabozehstwo " kosciele?
Czy to ME prawda, re ks.
proboszcz poslaG musiaf 20
wikarego, ably przyszed} do
koscio}a ma procesya?
A czy i to ME prawda, re
ks. wikary z krakowa w ten
sam dzieh, W ktory zgraja
usilowa}a ~wypchnat wiel. ks.
proboszcza kosclo1a,
wieczorem pc babach cho-
dill?
Take kopanie dolkow re
strony wikarego pod probosz-
czem amerykahscy biskupi
uwazaja "a ciezkie przestep-
stwo discyplinarne i zwykle
"a to %ratychmiast z dyecezyi
wydalaja buntowniczego
wikarego. TAX powinien by}
postapic / nasz Najprzewieleb-
messy KS. Biskup Cotter,
zaraz skoro 60 pierwsze
pos}uchy doszly o %tajemnych
krowan!ach mlodego lwikare'
go - a ME byloby spotkalo
naszq parafia to okropne
nieszczescie, w kt6rem dzisiai
iestesmy pogr7zeni.
KOLEJ ST. PAULSKA
pfaci teraz, z powodu lichych
interesow. wszystkim robotni.
kom i urzedn,kom 10 proceAt
mniej zastug. Paszcza z roboty
wszystkich ludzi, bez kt6rych
moze sic obYc.
4 powodu ciezkich czasow
robia ludzie W warsztatach
Z; kolei Chicago & North
Western tylko pc 8 godzin
dziennie; W sobote tylko Pc
II godzin. = z tego samego
powodu robi heblarnia Shro.
towska tylko piec dni W
t%ygodniu.
KOHEJ
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
Z Omaha.

Wiel. X. o. Sebastyahski
" Elbie W dniu % Sierpnla
b.r. bedaie obchodzlt rs letni
jubileusz swojego kap}anstwa.
AID multos amos!
W sobote umarfa ma farmie
W Valley powiecle zame2na
W. Wozniak, corka p. Wojcie.
cha Palace. skohczywszy lat
IS. Optakuje ia W smutku
pogra2ony MAJ codopiero
narodzonym synxiem.
- kcdakcya ,Katolika"
wyra3a zatobnlkom jaknalser-
dccznieisze wspo'ubolewaule.
,,Katoiika"
ola a%bonent6w, kt6-
rzy zap}aca przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary
abonamentu ,stanowia
teraz n%astepujace
try ksiazeczki:
y Proroctwo Michaldy, kr6lowej
ze SabbY. 10 SYbilli:
p S{ouiczek czyli zbi6r polls kich
piosnek ludowych;
81 Ksiazeczka ola dusz naboz
nych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
Zapfacili "a Katollka.

Dodge L. Lssman 0,40
Chicago st. Sniegookl o.75
Brooklyn f. Szczodrowski ] 90
Manitowoc Jak. Sajewskl 20)
Ll%ncolnville Rev. A. Kotouc . 80
Toledo Andrzej S}upscki 200
Winona Jan Bambeneki l.no
Gilman Wojciech Malinowskl 200
Nosz podru:yqcy agent pan
Wowrzyalec Radonaski skoZehto-
wa} . nades2M do kasY:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
POLSKA KUZNIA
w WimOmie.

Podaje Szanownei Publicz.
no6cl Polskiej W Winonie l
okollcy do wjadomoscl, De
lu3 cd dluaszego czasu
u%trzymuje kuznia obok ME.
mleckiego Banku (niedaleko
salonu p. Trawicklego) Ma.
prawiam wszelkie wozy i
powozy tax tanio JAZZ gdzie-
badzkolwiek. ReperacYe wy
konuie tanio i dobrze. Bron
kilka nam W zapasie. y
Mona sic rozmowlG re NINA
pc polsku.
w. Pomerenka
Walnut Str.
(mledzy ul,cq 3cla o 4ta).
The evening world., 1893-07-24

Sam. had told the story Sage Rar was
stealing was n capital offsnss and "A
short shrift was granted To Offenders.
But Sans protest that nothing should
be done until the Hines party returned
was needed and the prisoner was put
In AN empty cabin, tied hand and foot.
several OF the men agreeing To stand
guard,
The afternoon waned away and even
ing came, and the Hines party did not
make its appearance. SO Craig was
gwen something to eat and then Was
fastened iighhy once more, and she
men rolled themselves up In their blan-
kets in front OF The cabin about II
O'Clock, leaving only 10 Stetson on
guard,
Stctson sat himself down on stump
and lighted pipe. and, with his rife
some mavericks" he had branded that
day. Presently nc imagined he heard
a soft step from the prairie. lie raised
his head and listened, Just then the
moon showed a rim beyond sailing
cloud. and it's light fell ON u wuman-a
woman's figure making it's way towards
the cabin, Stetson rose 20 his feet. let
ting his rihs-butt drop on The ground.
and obviously surveyed the woman. who
was close To him now. II was the East
erner's wife.
rs he In there" she said hcr voice
YES" answered stetson..
Can't | see him:" she Asked. "Only
foy a momcp:." she added.
Cant do IT, mar'm'" sald stesson. de-
For = momen, she was quiet. looking
lonsirs'y towards the cabin and clasp
The evening world., 1893-07-24

In an instant Sta,sOn was after her
and. wild ": being outwi;ted had rujl
her down and caught her before she hud
gone hfty yards As he S.asped her by
the shoulders thA houf-beats were dying
ON the AIR, and the woman looked
into her captor's face with AN eNultant
smile.
Stetson brough; her back to the cabin
and IN a half -shamed way told his ~ Dry.
Tn" woman was quiet aud did not seem
10 hear what they said. Despite their
woman. the men could not but admir-,
her pluck ANA skill. Then they argued
az 10 what they should do with her and
finally decided 20 lake her Into town as
soon as II wa light. They locked her
in the cabin ard then sat up and talked
the rest uf the night. They felt that II
would be useless to attempt 20 trail
c"aig in the dark, and. TO tell the truth,
they were Just hit fearful tha: the
woman would escape them unless they
kent II sharp loCkout,
When morning came big party set
on In pursuit OF Gratis. But they had
scant hope of overtaking him with q
horse under him and his many hours
start The Fasteners wife still re-
na.ned locked In the cabin. Sage Bar
for once found itself nonplusad, Law
and order had bcei reversed by u
woman. and the ,owH had the offender
might. sage Rar was at loss to know
how 10 proceed. All the laws OF the set.
Element, unwriuen though they were,
had sprung from an acute sense ot
frontier needs, aud referred 10 men.
There was an undefnRble feeling among
the Sage Rar solols that these laws
could not be applied with propriety to
The evening world., 1893-07-24
ELLIS ISLAND STATISTICS.
During the Year Ending June 30
343, 422 IumiRrants Arrived.

Chief Clerk Eichler. OF Ellis Island
has prepared q special quarterly report
showing the working of the Department,
under DR.. Joseph H. Ssnner. the pres
ent Commissioner, and presenting some
very interesting statistics.
During the year ending June 30 the
total number Of immigrants landed al
Ellis Island was 343. &22, and OF this num-
Der l79.246 arrived during DR.. Senner's
three months administration.
The principal nationalities of the I'M
MGR ,nts were as follows: Italy. 6s, iS7
Germany. 55.ssl; Sweden. $3.50; Ireland.
2s 756; Ru ssia, eS,243; Austria, 25, Ill; Hun
gary. 2O,o2s: England. l4.9ss; Norway, 13,
$50. and Poland. ll,9sS.
The number Of contract laborers sent
back to Europe during the past year was
ass. or these 1877 were returned under
DR.. Senn.r. Sixty-nine diseased persons
were sent back during the year: sixty-one
during DIR. Seuner's administration.
There were 26 pGupers returned: Il dur
Ing the last quarter.
OF the twelve convicts returned during
the wear. ten were sent back in DR.. SEN
ner's time.
The number of immigrants placed in
the Ellis ,land Hospital during the year
was 4S3 males; 6Sl females, and 73S chill
dren. The deaths among these were 81
males. II females and lS children. There
were II births during the year.
The expenditures for the past year
were $l4l.5S9 During the quarter under
DR.. Senner, they were SSS.6s9
The evening world., 1893-07-24

ing and unclaspiNg her hands softly
The man hoped she would so. IL" had
hated TO say no. and he didn't know how
long his determination to refuse would
last, but they say they're going to
try him tomorrow, and | mayn't get
another chance" She looked at him 50
sadly. and vet so bravely w!;hal tha;
Stetson wavered and was lost,
'Eor, iive minutes. then, ~ more he
said, half repentinK OF hiN words the
instant they Nere uttered
But he unlocked the cabin door for
h.r, and locked 1t behind her again,
Then no stood outside the door, cursInG
himself Presently there was rap
from the inside OF the cabin, and, much
relieved, he undid the door. But h" kept
his finger on the hammer Of his rife as
he stood aside To allow her to pass
She came out quickly, Stetsnn turned
and bent TO tasten the door, As he did
so he felt lingling-Culd metal against
his head. and heard in her voice. now
without tremble;
Put up your hands and do II quick
ly," The order was SO distinctly put
and So emphatically ba acked UP by the
cold metal, which Stetson knew only
too well was the dangerous end OF n re
volver, that he did no; hesitate. As he
threw up his hands, the door was pulled
open from the inside and II man dashed
out and melted in the darkness on the
beats Of u horse came back, rounding
clear and sharp on the still air.
The men, Who had heen asleep till
now, awakened by the noise, sleepily
raised themselves on their elbows, The
woman had not moved the pistol from
Stetson's head, But she now dropped
the weapon quickly and started to run.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
TURNER'S DRILL AND SING.
Yesterday the Greatest Day at the
Milwaukee Festival.

MILWAUKEE, July a-The Pioneer
Turner's OF the North American Turner
bund held their Convention In the Shoot
ing Park restaurant yesterday, and the
election OF officers resulted In the
unanimous reelection OF Henry Kuhn.
President, and Fred Partesch. Secre-
tary.
Sunday was the Turner's greatest day.
All the drilling and turning exercises
Early morning was devoted to the
practise OF dumbbell and other athletic
exercises. shortly after . o'clock the
class prize turning. contests in three
a fine showing before 10000 spectators.
The most novel and enjoyable feature
Of the days programme was the mass
wand drill, In which $500 active Turner's
participated. There were l3a societies
represented.
At the conclusion OF ,he drilling ex-
ercises all the active Tu:nc's formed
mass chorus and sang an encore which
instrumental music and vocalism. The
festive song was by Max Hempel with
orchestral accompaniment.
awaitea at the Exposition Huiiding mex,
Tuesday evening, when the final .Ner-
cisss Of the twenty-sixth annual ltun-
dcs will be held. All the drilling
and turning exercises OF to-lav.l p'o-
air next Wednesday.
The gymnastic exercises and concert
at Athletic Park last nigh. was an i'm.
posing affair. Bach's orchestra opened
the performances at s clock VIM -
oN iture. The first number on the pro
gramme was gymnastics of the scholars
Of all the Turn societies of Milwaukee
In eighteen classes, on horizontal enc
parallel bars and horse, undc- the lead
ersnip of Carl Lueders. of the Humboldt
Turn Nerein.
The march arrangem mt AMI rlut
swinging by the lady CLASSES accom-
panied by orchestra. was the hest fea
lure CT the evening. The ladies' made
an excellent appearance. The c,n, ri
AZ Shooting Park continiei ihroughout
the day and In the evening ami lang
into the night the grove was jap'm-t
Win people.
The singing section of the Al;eyhsr,
Turn Nerein will be awl.tl. ID the frs
prile for the singing contest next Tues
day evening. Second prize viii! SO to tn;
Chicago Turngemeinde.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
THREE B0ST0NlANS DROWNED.
Yacht Containing Fishing Party
CausHss in the Harbor.

BOSTON, Mass. July A-An un-
named yacht. owned by Thomas W.
Johnson. was struck by a sudden squall
about o'clock this afternoon while OFF
Fawn Bar buoy. east Of Deer Island,
and three persons were drowned. The
yacht contained fishing party. con-
sisting Of the skipper. his brother, John
W. Johnson. Albert T. Scott, Joseph
Murphy and Charles II. Skimmings.
When the squall struck the boat she
sank Immediately. Skimmings seized
the top of tha mast. which was just
below water. and the others clung to the
overturned tender. which was fastened
TO the yacht and partially submerged.
Before help arrived John W. John
son. aged thirteen, and Scott were
washed away and drowned. Murphy
tried to swim ashore, but sank before
proceeding far. The skipper and Skim
mings We're rescued by the yacht Wren.
Capt. Henderson.
Scott resided in Winthrop and leaves
wife and two children. Murphy re-
sided in charlcstown. and Johnson lived
al -. Webster street, East Boston.