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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

10 innej rady. Ale teraz
spieszmy ujst z zyciem, bo
Paunis Dada wszystko doklad-
ME, a skoroby wrocil, czeka
mas smierc niehybna.
Niezmordowany Konza po.
daryl szybkim krokiem ku
owej jaskini pod wodospadem
i tax bieg} kilka goblin. HUI
! gon trzymat sic 60, lie sill
starczy}o, ale wreszcie oswald
czy}, re ME doidzie W laden
sposob do owego pasma gor,
kedy sill dnia poprzedniego.
Ola Konzy ME by}o wcale
! trudna rzecza rozpoznac, re
tax istotnie by1o, DO Hugon
drzd ca}y re zmeczenia, a
kolana ugina1y sic pod MIN
tax, IL zdawa}o sic, IL lada
chwila padnie, a jednak ME
MONA by}o sic ieszcze "a
! trzymywac, DO ola tax wy
trwafych ma truly cielesne
lndyan droga iak ia, kt6ra
przybyli, ME stanowi zadnej
odleg}osci. Tartakan dodawa}
mu przeto odwagi, ably przy-
naimniej wytrzymac az do
nalblizszej cory zaros}ej lasem,
| gdzie bylo MONA kilka 60
DIN ~poswiecit ma odpoczy-
mex.
Nadzieja ia ozywi}a upada.
| jacego ma duchu i ma ciele
Hugona / dodala mu lyle sill,
IL wreszcie dotarI ma szczyt
wskazanei cory.
Cora ia sta}a ma granicy
wspomnianego juz wyzej
sp}azu step6w zniszczonych
pozarem, a Z ]ej szczytu mo-
INA by}o Z }%atwoscia dojrzec
wszystkich skretow Nema-
haiku ma dose wielkie] pre-.
strzeni, a w}asnie ksiezyc
SVEN lagodnem swiat]em
obla} CORY i doliny i stepy i
lasy. W okolo p%anowala gle
boka uroczysta cisza, przery-
wana tylko 1ednostajnym szu.
mem Nemahaku. w okolicy
ME by}o ami Sladu nieprzyja-
ciela, tylko zwierzeta, skwa-
rem calodziennym znekane,
biegiy palace pragnienie ga
sic ch}odna woda Nemehaku.
Noe byla spokojna i lasna, ma
nieble physically niezliczore
gwiazdy, duszaca parnosG
ubezw}adnia}a wszystkie zyja.
&c istoty. Zmeczony wy
czerpany ma si1ach Hugon
pad} jak dlugi ma zwiedla
trawe i zdc1a} zaledwie wy.
movie kilka goracych slow
mod]:twy dziekczynnej. Stopy
jego by}y pokrwawione i
spuch}e, kolana zupelnie bez-
slime, a tax pragna} spoczyn-
ku. IL zapomnlawszy w tel
chwili 0 niebezpieczehstwie
zagrazaiacym lego zyc,u i ME
blorac wzgledu ma swego
towarzysza W TAX ciezki po-
pad} sen, re ami ME s}ysza},
co ten tejze chwili do niego
przem6wi], podajac mu ma
pokrzepienie kawalek suszo.
nej dziczyzny, ktora mial
PREY sobie W sk6rzanej to-
rebce.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07
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b psenumerate. DNe}o to jest W dobrel, mocnej oprawle 70 zloconsnl
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Pierze: Koeztuje tyko 4 dolary; Dzieso to jest potrzebne kaadenu Po-
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q kazdego, czY On ~nbotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, bznesta, han d,arz iub
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napsacspo angielsku lub ehce c. przetfa1nac&yc g ksiazki luh gazety
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TERMINAL ISLAND.
The Various Entertainments offered I,
Visitors.

The Various Entertainments offered ia
Visitors.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Nav GA demand
for tenting ground has been developed
and it is presumed that the western end
of the island in the vicinity OF the pavil-
ion and bath houses will be covered by
tents the coming season.
The Catalina Island steamers touch
at the Terminals wharf every Saturday
and already the number of visitors to
that famous island resort far exceeds the
usual amount of pleasure seekers for
this time of year.
Shells on the beach have been unusu-
ally plenty lately and are eagerly sought
Tor by conchologiHtH and curio seekers
from our own southern counties and the
many eastern visitors who came here to
gather ocean mementos.
This port is unquestionably the great
est place on the coast for a rendezvous
for fishing vesssls. Fleets of these boats
ply their vocation increasingly daF and
night and the catches are not only enor-
nous but the quality of the fish caught
are OF such a superior flavor as readily to
command the highest price from an
eager market.
A number of distinguished gentle
men were here last Sunday and did Jug
tice to the cuisine of the establishment.
The following gentlemen were noticed
among the many Ex-Mayor Hazard,
Editor M. J. Weaver of the News Critic,
T.. Gilbert of Gilbert & Gilbert, j. A..
Spencer of the Court Journal, III. A.
Morrow and G. w. Robinson OF Los An
gelee.
Bathing is now in full blast, and the
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A. Watson, Carl Beech, Fred Furbanks,
Joseph Mullen, III. B. Vidalin, Miss
Laura White aid F. H. Bacon OF the
Ward dramatic company.
Divine services will be held at all the
churches today.
At the Methodist church the pastor
breaches on A Woman Clothed with the
Sun in the morning and in the evening
on the Power and Personality OF the
Devil,
AT the Congregational church the ser
mon in the morning will be from the
text, "a tree is known by its fruit" and
in the evening Mrs. E. Cash will tspeak
on temperance.
Mrs. Lloyd Best has left to make q
protracted eastern trip.
The latest bridal couple to visit this
city was Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Newly OF
Ventura.
The regular Saturday theater train on
the Southern Pacific was duly crowded
yesterday.
Prof. J. G. Clark gives an evening Of
poetry and song at the Congregational
chapel on Monday evening under the
auspices of the |. 0. G. T. lodge.
o. S. Westovsr Ia visiting Utah.
Maj. P. Rogers OF Denver is enjoying
Santa Monica climate for few weeks.
George Mitchell, wealthy Chicago
lawyer is egistered at the Belleview
cottage.
The herald., 1893-05-07
ANAHElM.

Exciting Times Over the High School
Election, and this Result In Doabt.
ANAHEIM, May 6.-The high school
election today has been one of the most
exciting held here for some time, and
nearly the full vote was called out.
Politics, religion and personalities were
freely discussed and used by some OF the
a dvocates and opponents Of the propo-
eition to influence votes. While two
weeks ago the sentiment in favor OF the
high school seemed almost unanimous
the opposition has steadily gained
strength until today, when the result
cannot be known until the votes are
counted. At the time this report was
mailed the polls were still open, but the
high school people claim respectable
majority.
A number OF the local sports went out
to take part in big rabbit drive west Of
town this afternoon. Great fun was OK
pected and lots of lacks"
Contractor McWilliams is at work on
q fine residence for himself on the south
side of Broadway.
A meeting to discuss the organization
OF q branch OF the Orange county cham
Der of commerce was held in Kroeger's
hall this evening.
The Anaheim savings, loan and build
ing association held its regular meeting
this evening, at which new series, the
fifth, was opened.
Two 4-horse bus loads of picnickers
will go to the Santiago canon from here
to spend the day tomorrow.
Prof, ;. D. Loppentien has secured a
number Of pupils on the violin here and
expects soon to organize an orchestra.
The professor owns genuine Amati
violin over $50 years old which he values
very highly.
The cajon canal broke up at Yorba
one day this week and the water rush
ing down to the lower canal filed it for
several hundred feet with mud and
sand. The damage fs being repaired.
The herald., 1893-05-07
RRDoNDo.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures
Local Matters.

Shipping Arrivals and Departures.
Local Matters.
REDoNDo BEACH, May 6.-The steam
ship Corona, Captain Hall, arrived in
this port from the south at l 80 p. m.
She will ship from Redondo wharf 225
tons of freight Including $500 sacks Of
barley and 40 passengers for San Fran
cisco. The Corona sailed for the north
at p. m.
The four-masted schooner Salvador,
Captain Tibbetts, from Portland, came
to anchor in this port last evening, with
q cargo OF lumber and piles equal to
900 feet, consigned to willamette
Lumber company, Redondo. Captain
Tibbetts informed your correspondent
that this trip from Portland was made
in nine days, the quickest trip he has
yet made, and believed to be one of the
best on record among sailing vessels.
The Maccabees OF Redondo tent No.
Ssfaa rad making nn ea5aI preparations
take place in Redondo June 10th and
18th. A large number from various Sec
tions are engaged to be on hand. Ex-
cursion trains will be run from different
points in Southern California. A grand
ball at Hotel Redondo is in the pro-
gramme.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Kohn, both OF
Los Angeles, have taken lease of the
Fields building, and will soou open an
elegant delicacy store, serving lunches
and fish dinners. The upper portion OF
the building will be for transient visit
ore and dodgers.
The side tracks on the Santa Fe are
completely filled by loaded cars of grain
awaiting steamer transportation. Agent
Minturn says tits regular blockade.
Arrivals at Hotel Redondo this morn
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Reed,
Council Bluffs: J. A. Fairchild; II. G.
Houghton, Mrs. s. Sparhawk, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. George Russell, Miss Mac
donald, Mrs. d. l.. Lothian, Miss Belle
d. Lothian, Los Angeles; Mrs. Arthur
Mock, Alameda; Charles MacMonigle,
jr., VIM. H. Morrison, New York; Mrs.
M. Harlow, San Luis Obispo; Mrs. M.
II. Jewett, Mrs. R. B. Woods, Bismarck;
Major and Mrs. Alvord and child, U. s.
A.; Robert E. Morrison and family,
Prescott. Ariz,
The herald., 1893-05-07
POMONA.


The Laying OF the Corner stone of the
Unitarian Church Postponed.
POMONA, May 6.--Owing to the in
ability Of some of the speakers to be
present, Sunday, the laying of the cor
ner stone Of the First Unitarian church
has been deferred until Sunday, the
14th.
The Congregational church has found
ii necessary to enlarge its church, The
church has spared a lot OF membera to
organize a church at Claremont within
year, and still it's increase demands a
larger building, and they have raised
$500.
The Gospel According to Evolution is
the subject for the sermon by Mr.. Pierce,
Sunday, at the Unitarian church.
Miss Annie L. Ledbetter was q trav-
eler toward Los Angeles, upon yester-
days 5 :07 train.
The young people of the Methodist
church enjoyed an afternoon social to-
day, at the residence OF Mr.. Alkire, on
Orange Grove avenue.
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n, Howell, MouIt0n, Langhorne,

born, Howell, Moulton, Langhorne,
Harding, Harris and Harlin.
The ladies Of Silver Wave chapter, E.
s., surprised the members OF Ph9nix
lodge, No. ITS F, and A. M, at the close
of the regular work last Thursday night
by inviting them into the banquet hall,
where fine repast had been spread.
AS there were q number OF strangers
present, it was doubly agreeable to the
members Of the lodge.
PERSONAL.
W. 8. Hooper was in New York city
the past week.
A. H. Collins and daughter left on
Thursday for their home in Iowa.
Mrs. W. E. Atwater and children OF
Los Angeles, are visiting relatives in this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Barton, Miss Mary and
Mollie Barton, leave on the 10th instant
for the worlds fair.
H. Brinkmeyer of Ocesnside has been
here the past week looking after his in
terests in this city.
John Brown, err, Of Ensenada, Lower
California, is visiting hit old friends In
this city.
DR.. A. E. Phelan, Judge F. W. Grege
and @. S. Davis leave Monday for an ex-
tended visit to the worlds fair.
I. H. Polk, receiver of the Southern
California Motor road, is in this city on
business.
Elmer Walters was sentenced to II
years imprisonment in San Quentin fol
the murder Of Ira Wall last August, in
Judge Campbells department OF the
superior court today.
A marriage license was issued today
to William M. Wilburn, aged 20, and
Nellie May Argall, aged l6, both Oh
Calico.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Miss Lille F. Simmons and
James w. Marsh, both well-known
young people of Riverside. The wed.
ding will take place on the 18th inst, al
the residence Of the BRIDES parents.
"Arizona Oharley's" wild west show
arrived in the city today and are quar-
tered at the race track, where they ex
pect to give an exhibition next Satur.
day. He appeared on the streets today
with Concord coach formerly used be-
tween Tombstone and Bisbee, that hai
been the victim of 104 robberieH.
DIR. Heating returned last evening from
Little Bear valley, bringing down witt
him Charles Morgan, who was SO seri
ously injured several days ago by falling
down a mining shaft. The doctor re
porta his patients condition quite favor
able.
The herald., 1893-05-07
SANTA MONICA.

The First Vessel for the New Wharf to
Land Monday-Personal Points.
SANTA MONICA, May 6.-Only seventy
feet more of piling and the 4700 feet OF
the wharf will be done. OF course there
is plenty OF other work in connection,
but everything will be ready for vessels
of any size. The first one will land the
9Th, she being the San Mateo, and her
cargo coal. Her coming is the event
long looked forward to. To-day we
make merry with our guests and to-
morrow we rejoice at the arrival of the
first vessel.
Belleview Cottage, which has only
been open ten days, has become exceed
ingly popular, every inch of available
space being occupied. Among those ar
irving yesterday were: J. e. Atwood,
Mrs. II. M. Atwood, Mrs. J. Welton,
Waterbury, Conn.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Cabel
Brockenburgh, Richmond, Va; Mrs. J.
b. Emory, Miss Grace Emory, of Utah
Captain and Mrs. Sharp Of the U. s. A.
Mrs. @. @. Barker. Miss Barker. Miss
Maud Barker, Miss Alice Barker and
Master Willie Barker, OF Bay City,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Drake, N. Y.
The James Ward Dramatic company
were the guests OF Hotel Jackson while
ct Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Jordan of Denver,
COL, are guests at the Hotel Jackson.
The Santa Monica brass band give
their third open air concert Of the sea-
son at the Neptune gardens today, the
following being the programme;
March, Front Row, by Beebe
Overture, Musical Gun, by Southwell.
Cornet solo, Caledonia, by Southwell.
Corporais Guard, quick step, by Ripley.
Tube Rose waltz by 5outhwel
Caprice, The Hottentot, by P. 8, Rose, op. 81.
Sass solo, Climax, by Southwel.
Sch0ttisch, Last But Not Least, by Ripley.
Waltz, by Rose.
Polka, by Southwell.
Alto solo, by Ripley.
Galop, The Flyer, by McQuaide.
Hotel Jackson's popularity is increas-
ing daily. Among yesterdays arrivals
were Mr.. and Mrs. ii. M. Conway, F.
Woods, J. M. Williams, H. A. Wells. j.
o. Mills, I. 7. Hammer, Carl Reitz,
Fred Long, Los Angeles; A, Goodfriend,
San Diego; J.. Fl. Cote, A. w. Often
heimer, w. G.. Lee, Ed Fayer, e. L. |
Mullen, Fred A. Zines, San Francisco;
NJ. NJ. Little, Arizona; d. B. Gray. g.
w. Clark, Anaheim; James M. Ward,
Carrie CLARK Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
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in this city the past week in the interest
OF northern capitalists. Mr.. Breen is
very enthusiastic over the prospects OF
Redlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Morrison are about
TO visit the worlds fair. Mrs. l.. II.
Hemingway will accompany them. After
visiting Chicago she will 60 to Connecti-
cut and spend the summer at her old
home.
Mrs. E. B. Seymour and Mrs. P. r.
Brown have started on visit to Con-
necticut. They will visit the worlds
fair on their return trip.
g. M. Adams has received his new
hearse. twill be stored for the present
at David Chambers livery stable.
The Western Union and Welle-Fargo
offices are located in the store recently
occupied by Lockhart & Conway.
On Monday morning last Mr.. Alex:
Rennie started to drive to Alessandro.
When near the Pass school house the
horse became unmanageable and upset
the wagon, tipping the occupants out,
and Mr.. Rennie received bad fracture
OF the thigh. The injured man was
taken to his home and received treat
ment.
Mrs. Fairbanks and daughters leave,
Tuesday, for Chicago. They will visit the
fair for time, then go on to Boston and
return to Redlands in the fall.
Thomas Dugan, the news dealer, laid
the foundation OF his house today. He
is building on Fourth street..
DR.. d. d. Johnson, while driving home
yesterday, found an Indian girl lying on
the roadside In deadly agony. from pois-
oning, having eaten putrid meat. He
removed her to the Indian camp near
Redlands junction, aud administered
remedies which proved to be promptly
effectugl,
The herald., 1893-05-07
UNIVERSITY.


News Matters of Interest from Tia
Classic suburb.
UNIVERSITY, May Ga union picnic
OF the university and Vincent NJ. e.
Sunday schools will take place at Re-
dondo Beach next Saturday. A balloon
ascension, military drill of companies
Eight and Ten of the boys brigade are
among the promised attractions for the
occasion. A special train over the Re-
dondo railway will transport the pic
nickers.
The firm OF Goudie & Mitchell, butch
ers, has been dissolved, and j. A. Gou-
die will continue the business in the
future.
Edgar Beasly of Catalina island and
Miss Lille Craven of this place were
married by DIR. A. G. Williams at the
parsonage last Wednesday.
Lincoln Caswell celebrated his twenty
first birthday last Wednesday by party
given to his fraternity friends.
A. w. Oliver has purchased another
lot near the corner Of Vermont avenue
and Jefferson street.
Tilden, Van AIKEN & Go. have bought
the grocery store on Wesley avenue
from Q. J. Lipe & Co.
Rev. @. /. III. Dunn of Riverside, ed
itor Of the Southern California Christian
Advocate, will preach in the University
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Prof. Gunnett, Of the University, will
deliver the Memorial day address at
Compton.
Rev. DIR. A. @. Williams, pastor of
University church, breaches Sunday
morning at the Bellevue Avenue M. e.
church.
Frank Hartman, former resident Of
University Place, died at his home in
Los Angeles last Thursday of pneu-
monia.
A number at blue gum trees are being
planted in the rear of the college cam
pus.
The herald., 1893-05-07
LONG BEACH.

Notes and Names OF Arrivals at the
HOTEL
LONG BEACH, May 6.--Louis P. and
William A. Caller have purchased five
acres in the Alamitos and will put it to
lemons. The strip fronts on the Termi-
nal tract, at the head Of Sixth street,
and is one Of the best pieces in the
tract.
The Seaside Inn is now open for the
season. The following guests are all
ready registered: Mr.. Ellis, Los Angeles I;
Mr.. and Mrn. F. s. Brown, Hartford,
OF. I'M. Gutter, Oakland, CAL; X. M.
Hamm, E. A. Cannal, G.. W. Reming-
ton, Mrs. Hussey, Mrs. Large, f. B.
Oushman, @. L. Strange, j. p. Thurston,
Los Angeles; Charles Com6eld, T.. j.
McCann, San Francisco.
The herald., 1893-05-07
REpLANps.

An Interesting Budget From the Infant
Wonder City.
KEDLANDs, May Ga wind storm re-
minds Redlands that it has not rained
for several weeks and dust needs laying.
The good Templars installed their
new officers on Wednesday night. Near
ly 100 were present. Ice cream, straw
berries and cakes were served. All
present report an unusually pleasant
time.
Rev. J. W. Spaulding will preach at
McGinnese' hall next Sunday morning.
Redlands people who are able to hear
him will enjoy great great. Rev.
Frost OF San Bernardino will officiate
at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Rev. o. Ii. Spoor will occupy the pulpit
Of the First Congregational church Sun
day evening.
Rev. J. ID. Remsay and wife will leave
on the 18th for visit to Denver and
points cast.
Arthur Ross sold lot on Citrus ave-
nue. for $500. The purchaser was George
A. Gushing OF Massachusetts. Mr.. Cush-
Ing will Immediately build thereon,
Mr.. Butler has completed taking the
school census. The record shows in the
Redlands district APO between the ages
Of and II under the age of 5 years,
1886. This makes total OF 755 fof the
bne district of Redlanda.
T. e. Gore 10 now in charge of the
Western Union Office, Herbert a. Wool
being i'll and having gone to Seven Oaks
TO recruit his health.
The Terrace Villa closed for the sea-
bon on Saturday.
John lie Barre has accepted the poai-
zion of superintendent OF the Brocton
ranch, in the place OF Z. j. Underwood,
Resigned.
Mr.. Underwood has taken a position
with the Haight Fruit company.
j. B. Breen Of San Francisco has been
The herald., 1893-05-07

Fetterman d Sons of the Long Beach Livery
and Feed stables can supply you with double
and single rigs, saddle horses, tally-hos and
three-seaters. Also connected with the Fetter-
man hotel, Pine avenue. one block from wharf,
rates 81 to $3.50 per day.
The Aiamitas Land company has choice lem
on and fruit land at $3.50 per acre, with one
share OF water stock with each acre. EASY
payments and low interest. Correspondence
solicited.
L. A. Bailey, general hardware, corner Third
and Pieru, Office Of Ganahl Lumber company.
Estimates given on hardware, paints, lumber
and sash and doors, etc
L. 0seker, the real estate and insurance
agent, does general business IN real estate
and insurance. Business solicited.
The herald., 1893-05-07
EAST SIDE.
Quite Serious Accident on the Cab1,
Road.

Quite Serious Accident on the Gable
Road.
What came very near being fatal &C.
cident and resulted in serious one to
at least one passenger and bruises to
couple Of others, occurred yesterday aft
ernoon at 4 80 O'Clock, on the cable
road, near the power house, on Work
man street. At the power house the
cable road has switch, only every other
car going to the end Of the line. One
dummy and car had switched to the down
track az through car came along.
When it reached the switch, the gripman
on the car on the down track started up,
and the coach, when it reached the
switch, jumped the track, colliding with
the dummy of the up train, breaking
the leg of Carl Weiderman in two places
and cutting severe gash in Deputy
Sheriff Martins leg, and shaking up a
couple Of ladies who were sitting on the
dummy.
Buggy rcbes ana horse blankets at Foy's old
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to Anaheim this evening to organize an
auxiliary to the chamber of commerce.
w. B. Winans went to Catalina this
morning, where he will build q business
house Tor White, Hsnbey & Co.'s branch
store.
The scholars OF the fifth grade OF the
Santa Ana school and the members OF
the Christian Sunday school OF Orange
picnicked in the cafion today.
Mr.. G.. H. Whidden started to Oak
land today for visit.
w. @. Watkins is in Los Angeles to-
Ioxv