The evening world., 1894-06-04
SANK AFTER He SAVED HER.
Young Macdonald BraVely Rescued His
Drowning Companion and Then
Went to the Bottom.
He HAD A CRAMP In The WATER.
Efforts Made by His Brothers to Ccnct al
tho Identity Of the Pretty Woman
He Snatched from Death.


| inc MaclohaIuS' VINO i've III 'he
Cheisea' at NO. ZZ2 west Iwen'y-third
street anu get the ch'et part OF 'hcir
cohsiuerapie income from piS Plutnp-
ihS esthpl'shmeht ht NO Eso SiNth ave-
nue. spehd the warm months every year
III their summer nome on the h'I'' III
hei'eVllie' ~ D. In the family were
MIS- Martina Macdonald, widow ot
Joseph a. Macdonald, founder OF the
plnmblhg business, ana her four sons
John N, Joseph ~, Robert and william.
The youngest, william, was handsome
'eiloW' tail ana strongly punt win
regular features ana small DARK
mustache' He was FOND OF athietics.
anu pe'hE only twehty-'hree years o'd
ana not yet settled down to business. ne
gave Eood deal OF time To sport
Athoush the tanily was not going
uo"h 10 l'eileNlie uhtil next week VIII
ian mas peen gong down Good deai
uurlhs the past few weeks or good
weather lie was member OF the
boat clup at helleViIle' ana Kept "a
root naphtha launch. named the Martina
after his mother, in the hoat-house on
the Passaic, not far from their summer
home. He would come down late In the
afternoon, bringing some friend with
him. and thew would steam M and down
,hn % h,,1i "u t Wnu ,an,, 'tea pas,I u "u an,r "
'ie pcauu'ui' Iiacin ihsSu'e' s'''s '"
some one of the road-houses that swarm
along the river road for dinner. Last
''"s '"o "eehs ago ne came WIN
a young woman who won the admira-
tion and was impressed in the memory
of all the men who looked at her
He took her out for little run. and
towards p. NJ. they landed at the
"harf OF ,he benu view Ho'ei ana
went In and had dinner. The people at
the Bend View remembered her as one
| -, a., ,,t. iii, a.. -, -, 4,
OF the prettiest girls that had come to
their place In long time. She was tall
for woman, and had a sweet and
he.ut,sr, faco WITH a ,root deo, y, a,,,
peau'ilui race WIN II great ueai oi au-
burn hair, and expressive brown eyes
She was dressed in black, but her
clothing was well made and she had on
many diamonds The hotel people got
the impression that young Macdonald
was much in love with her and that she
' .' ~. w. "' CIV. '"". on.
ago the couple came again, arriving by
the Martha, as before. And last satur-
uay afternoon they came again. put
this time Macdonald had brought along
young johnson Woods, lawyer and
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sta. strast estate uea'er at NO. 10 Liberty
The three had frc come down 16n on late A.
solored colo man, who takes care q the sum
nast ousG !, TO ge. om ime snmGh peady yo,1 ne
}s to ,, come back back at H. o'clock and put ihs j,
steame,, "r, nm and md dawn dy tbs sos river m awhla
and towards i. Nj. steamed up to m ii" the
miles and a half up the river from The
Belleville boat-house. II was CAV
party at dinner, and about 6.i5 p. Nj.
into aP the bSl,dHg lHgnfn; could run this ,0uDcb i"
said Woods. Wis
loSRsla PoRsla' 1T is not as easy to run as it
They made a wager and Woods took
possession OF the steering gear The
on n a Cushion @ Macponald t % had nut a't there. m
The curtains We're drawn around the
Donald gave ave- Woods Wood ~ some enD dir directions lions
; about steering, then climbed out and
took a seat beside the Young woman.
The launch made for mid-strearn, The
tide was near the flood and unusuaily
hiRh. In mjd.stream Woods turned the
Wheel sharply and the Martha rounded
, with Jerk that made her careen until
water toured % into % her Ne rbere vas ui't, n
screa m from tho yn,ng Womop ond
) before MacDonaid coufa recnver 1 h,s
beienca ava catcb har sha hod 20 ,inn
o~er into ne water hs' sha he va nar ot hia
70 sw,n, '' she senL irnrnndta1a,v o' on, s.e
Honoid 'u,ithout uo itinw ~ thyyon, ,Aoe =,
awan aibd, b,s hMtnous W. oos Wrs va luz 70 rnpo% OF
The river a}ter nor VISA! WSho th'S hoS
iifted TIE curtain uheu ,hs ~"S yoi,n mna q
wo,,ar 'se seroe r,ad .o y, wh@s NJ Se oShs ,s
W. a and SCI ,hrnm saw haeDoIhaiu va h NV
,hhs' @ anu tnrew ohe OF tne cusnions OF
npa e i'm n hodue o me ne Wa1er
aaol'oW.iait W cans up nSiuins tne young
shn Who"ssn an, " ths rotias haa oa aer coat; nut
! s sns naa iost nea hea1 and was kioking
anu scredi,'ihs anu cIutcnlnR az young
, Macl'onaiu. score OF people on elther
shore were watSnlhs; MaclConala got
nltnseii GieaT OF her, then TOOK better
} hola and struck out Tor the launch.
Woods had prought mel, 70 and was
I Watchlng ms irlend ana the young
3 woman; n making that sharp turn he
nad halr nlled the poat with water and
r had drenehed himself from head to foot.
! MacDonald swan up TO the launch
J slowly. He was toying the unconscious
e young woman, holding her by the hair.
When he got alongside Woods leaned
) over and laid hold or the young woman