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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
2%luoemeiner Waarenmarft.

9~uttet-gete @realterp 14hc! l. 0ua[itdt I2H-
1876; 8. 1l-12s; bette ~nad99eIna hte ,l0-1l:;, bette
9otrp 12c; /. Hualitdt r.; 2. Nnalttdt 7-8-
8die - Sptns eh-7c; S~iuburser 6hc, g dipei.
ger $50. .. usf.s ~
Sob ne IT. Bette $780,; quite $685., bette .Wat.
biums' 85-871ac; esrings ulatitdt 59-82h
6efIitg eG-Snrteps, 9-loc; SG1ter: 9enten. 71c
ods Yfnuo; Springs, Ieidte uio i9pere. 9-10c;
gnten 8-9c oas 9fb.. Sdn1e S3.00-4.5O oaS 9usenO.
@ter-@an5 frilbs 8ertuIe ob9eredast, -9X-10:
bds 8useno.
AepfeI-Sriue, $lO0-1.25, rotbe 81. 25-1.50 bas
SaB.
8trnen.-9 CSC bas 8nif.L
8fIaum n i 81. 00-L. 10 bic &iIte sl4 R6r6en.
s3peti9gen = LOO bic &ilte su 4 &6roen.
9onaneu = gefte. Sl.O0-l.25 ba5 8inS.t.
auauas-SGortbas. 9roBe $2.0o-2.7 rs fir bic bdI6.
Rite.
Weiutraubsn- 9sIawnrs, $Loo-l.25 bic aifts
at 8 ROrber.
5etbelbeeren $1.O0-E.15 fir I6 Quart aifte.
grDmbeeren 4Oc fir is Auart
@tnt beersn-Rotbe 60-75c fir "a giut; Ibluur3e
9o-5Oc fir 16. 0uuriS.
i rI0em- SUITE, 75c-Sl.1 Is fir 16 QHart.
Spbanuis0eeren - Wti9tean, 4O-6oc fir Is
Anort.
Gitroneu-8ets Ouotitdt $4.00-45) Vie Rift.
Gran gen NuS @altFornltrt $500 - 90 Die Rite.
Bfirit9e - 15-17hc ett SiiniteI guIGeI.
Ua1iermeI II EFT - $50-l00 fur ole giIenbn bits
pa9ensSa0ung.
Observation-Disclosures 10-30cbos \ 8ni9el.
9eue &ortptfeIn - &amIas, 50-55c oas 8ulhst.
0Roie, S.. 10000 oos SaB.
Heue be n-.l5-20: Sa3 0useao.
9eue &utberiibtn = co.'s per 6aB.
6 nrfen- 6riiue, 5-l0c bos a 9uI1et.
Sop ffoGat = l0-20t bas 8uibe(.
@o1fertrefie -15-20c ons Dlbenb.
3ipi belu- $l.59-1.7 rs boS 5ab.
MefbtrauE --9tenes. 5000 o4 81 t..
Spmatnes = s.. 0O-20.00 fir 100 &titen.
o9sbobner 50c-70c oaS SuIDsL
9rbieu- 75r ~ 9uibel.
gIumeutobl -50-75c bos Duseuo aopie.
Snder= Mats- 2j-35c has 8uibaE
aiifer 10 re II. -Sbiusiuefl.ii b:5i ier 67H-7O;
fletne S9naISfiIt9en 7711-62Mc.
9dute. @rIue e~eiaI5eue, iebes Selutbt, gto. |,
$40; grilne 9~eial5ste, 1eoss @epibt 9o. =, 74s; Rlt6
go. /, 1916; &olb DO. 2, $40.
SoGg - Seites CGrinte 8nfersp 39s;-3M 30 :.
25-22s; gto,l @itp Builder, S-31sc; 9to. |. @oHute].
1916; $50. 2 bo., 2R-2Xc; Steo.5tearin 4Hc.
9nmiere - Srauue 2-2Hc; eel6e. 24-21ct
peiBe 2A-5c.
&Prtt- anf bp Bats bon s1.ls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
2Inslot1o.

F.#N
Der beutT9e &aifer bat 3ur 15oid6z
rigen sSubelfeier Der 8erliner
g 9iBengt1be einen I%ilbernen 9otal ge=
Itiftet, ben 9rin3 SrieOrid 9einri6, Ser az
tefte 9pbn beg 9rin5en Qlbredt, iiberrei9t
bat.
81 million tie Sagssfarte
1T am Z, Suli nm S4alter Der Gdtfii6s
Sbirinaii9en Snbuitrie% uno @efper6tzausz
IteQun9 gu 9eip3ig b%erfauff tpprben. Der
qliidli9e grnerber bieIera @intrittsfatte err
belt cine aoloene l16r gum @eiGent uno ieine
beioen nG9ften Hadbarn, Der 999,999. Ioz
pie ber 1,O0,O01. betdmen ie cine I9one fiji
berne SuI9enu6r gum Anoenten all oieien
Sreuoentag.
Sir bic Gettung BON ieben
M en19en1eben bonn fi4eren Sooe 6es
@rtrinfens bat Der 8aiIer Dem 6iI9ermeiiter
Otto @roBmann gu Srot6a in So4z
len bic Ge~ttun9smebaiGe am 8anb
oerlieben. Der Oeforirte rettete am
81, sunni por. S. flint 8erfpnen aug ben
Slutben Der Saule, am 10. Muguit bel Der
NaFerfa6rt bes 9euti6en Rabfnbrerbanoes
auf Der @aale einen ii6er 8orO geFdllcnen
8eaner unb enolih am Is. Nugnit Ra9ts
i'm pberen S9leuiet19raben Bel 6ulle cine aus
elmer @onbel in Die Scale geTallene Srau.
- Sin angeneb 4ufent9al
I9eint bas i9tsge6dno
in % dbri 81 Itin. gs bat ii4 ndmli4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

brett pber bur9 Gontractoren ouseefu6rt
piirben. Die Stdbt beftbe lire eigenea
@uf1ernerte, unb ben 8etpobnern perbe bas
reinite Wafer gum &otenpreiie g~elieTert.
Die StrdBenbdbnen tDerben Der Stdbt in bic
fem Sabre $4,000 abperfen, ltnb Odz
bel tOnnten 4rbeiter au g%etpilIen Sdges3eiten
barduf fir 3 Gents minbeitens 10 MeiIen
fabren, unb Elm 5abrgelb bere9tige ben Bafs
1agier gu 10 Dielen uebertragung n, ll5 MS
t6ig ieien, INN ibn an fein s3iel gu brilgen.
QuBerbem lei Die @efe1f9aft sebulten, ibrsn
MngeiteGten einen ousrei9enben 2p1n 9u
3a6len, Tie ni6t mebr ais 5ebn @turtben am
Sage i'm 9ient gu bdlten, uno ibnen jeoe
Wo9e pu1e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a Stunotn
Hnbe gu eeben.
8eIonoere Sreube md6te Der @piporth@
2igd bic @rfldrrtng, baB geiItige @ttrdnte
3pur BON Montae bis 6rettag BON 8 nbr
MOrgens Big II tbr Mbenbs, Somitags o6er
nur Bis 7 16r Mbenbs unb Sonnta9S gar
ni4t p%ertduft tperben biirften, ltno Dab tpsnn
Die Saloons geiebli4 9ei4lpfem Ietsn, tie
audi mirtlib gei9loHen feien. 9enn Die
9oli5ei ielbt beiebe gum grobsn Sb'ile aug
S~emperen3lern,
Nun tpirb i9perli9 irgenb Elm bert19er
oOer freiiinniger Mann Die 8erpoltun9 Der
Stabt Sorontp ais cine ibeale betradten, oner
ft9 cine 1ol9s in alien StGoten ipiinIdet.
@ber es muB 5ugegsben tperbsn, baB mas I'M
mer lte6lss bielet6errI9aft Der 5rommen I'M
@efulge baden m0ge, ie bur6 cine e6r(id1e
unb niibli9s @erpaltung pettmu4t,
3ubem 1T ia OieIe frprnme. Sorontoner
@ertpaltung ni9t i'm @tunOe, iih Oauernn
ben Nnfprberungen Der Neu3eit gu pioerfez
Ben. DEM ie bat es ii4 gefdaen lGfen
miiFen, baB bas 8olf fu6 por Sturgeon fir
ben Spnntagsbetrieb Der StraBenbabren
entf6ieben bat. Ni9t unm09li9 1T es bes=
bulb, baB baieGbe 8olt aud einmal ~perlan9t.
DAB man inn am Sonntag eimn tiiblen
Srunt treben3t.
@uf ale 5G1e Gber piro man 3ugeben
miifien, baB Spronto fein Bldb fir 2e1te
bonn @9lage unierer Marbpplitifer uno Qls
bermen tit. Cine stdbte pel3e ben Stra=
B~enbubnen fir ibre 3pede cine 9teqer ob=
nimmt, bic ii6 nebenbei auF fat So per
aopf Der 8ep0lterung belduft, itatt bieie
Mbgdbs in bic Sdi9en Der NlOermen f(ieBen
5u lafen, lit tein 8oben. duf pel9em ein
G6icagoer Qlbetmun 9eOei6en fDnrte. 2eut(
i6res G9Ga9es geben Oesbulb aud nur Sort
bin, ipenn i6nen Der 8Ooen bier gu 1e!B 3e=
porben, u1b tie ii6er irgenb cine bnntr1e Sc
I9i9te 9ras puAfen laifen ppllen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
Gin iNIeGter Srt fur oet 8eutes
WoIififer.

Sn Spronto bat fiir3li9 Der ~internotionule
Gonbtnt Der frommen @piport6=2igu getogt.
@enn Ii9 bort Mqes 10 DerbGlt, tpie Der
Ruppr Der @tabt in %lfeiner 8etpiGtommz
1lungsre0e es bargeitelt bat, 10 lit Suronto
Elm Srt, UNI tpel9en unisre omerifdniIden
ftdbttf4en Boltttter einen tpetten u;npeg
MAIDEN tpiirben.
3unG9ft rii6mte Der Mdbor, bdB bic &ez
9ierrng Der Stabt Ie6r fart Dpn ben ber=
f4iebenen reltgi0fen @onfefiOnen beei1fluBt
fef. Seoes Der fiinfunb5pun5ig Nfit9lteOer
oes Stdotratbe5 iet entipe6sr elm Mitqlieb
poer bod Elm NnbGnger irgenb elmer Girds,
1lno Die meiiten feien eifrige Nrbeiter i'm
8ein6erge bes 6errn unb SonntagsI9nllebz
rer. &ein ein3iger SaloOntpirtb iibe i'm
Stabtrutbe, bann bus @eieb IblieBe fie bopon
aus. Man bente bagegen Chicago, ipO Der
SalOOnipirtb bas @or3ugsre4t fir Cen
Sta6tratb beIiBt.
6erner beribtete er, baB Die Srduen an
alien ftdbtif9en Nngelegenbeiten Elm mar
mes Snterefe ne6men, unb ouB @ittpen a1lb
leot9e S%ungfrauen,. penn tie ods not5ige
@ermOgen baden, fogar Bel ben itGotilben
Mdblen mitftimmen birfen unb es AUDI t9un,
nno i'm NGgemeinen au9 tets auf Der ~e4ten
Seite gu finOen ieien. .
Die GanOes= uno ProbincialpDIittf 1psGe
in Der itGOtii4en 8erfpultung feline .RpLe,
Die g8obI Der NlOermen erfol9e debiglih auf
ftGbtif9e 5ragen hin. DEN Qrbeitern fei
bel aIen itdbtii6en Nrbeiten Elm gutter 2cbn
geii9ert. einerlei Ob beIcI6en bur4 bic 5tabt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
ser brape eNaber ealnmberser.
aoImuri i'm Gl1oB, 81. Suli 81.

&olmdri i'm Gl1oB, 81. Suli 81.
@eitern tpurbe bier Der 2dnbesnusf1uB=
abgeorbnete Gdmile S9lumberger Su @rabe
getragen. @s 1T bies elmer Der penigen
elIdifif9en Suriiten nus franaofii6er 3eit,
bic 1871 Der Nuffproerung Der beuti9en 9ss
g%ierung, IN tire 9ienite 5u treten, aus 2ie6e
our enseren 0eimatb Solee eiiteten. 0us
Mnerbieten, i'm SSnnern 5ranfrei9s eine
6D6ere &i9tertele gu iibernebmen, le9nte Ell
entl9teben'db. Sein neitaus19auenDer 8lid
bate e%rtannt, bdB bas S9idIal @lIaB@Qotbz
rinaen Sauernb nit Dem beut59en Teid]e bers
fniipft babe, unb SnB es patriptiIGer iei,
Observation-Disclosures bic i9ipierise llebergang8z
3eit gu erlei9tern, als iiber bic @ren5e 5u
ge6en.
Oamals nnrbe es inn BON 9enienigen i'm
@l1aB, bic Der MISUNDERSTANDING bas
Wort rebeten, uG9emein oerbu6t, oaB er ni9t
benz 8eiipiele Ieiner NmtseenOfien gefol9t
mar, unb er muBte es ii9 ni9t nur BON ben
Srun3pIen, fpnoern iogar BON @Gfdfern 9e=
faGen Gafen, als Mbtriinniger ongeTeben unb
bebanoelt gu tperben. 9as dnberte it9 iebo9
na9 tpenieen sSSabren. 8ereits 1880 berief
i6n bas 8ertrauen Ietner Mitbiirger auf ben
I6pierigen 9oitsn zines 8irsermeiters BON
&o(mor; IpGter tptrbe er uu9 in ben Sanoesz
ausI9uB gepdblt.
Sn ieoer bisier StsIungen pirtte sr in bere
11bnli9em Sinne, pbne bubei feiner elFdfIiz
Ifen @igenart ettpas gu bergeben. &olz
mar, bas bis 1870 nur elm groBes, Ii9 nidt
eben bur6 ,Suuberteit. aus5ei9nenoes Dorf
aeneIen mar, p~erpdnbelte er in cine frilG)
.aufltrebenbe Stabt, Die ibm gu @bren elmer
StraBe ben Namen @dlumbergertraBe GEE
geben bat, Ser &uiier perlieb ibm ben
&otben Mblerprben 5~tpeiter 8laife.
On benz geitrigen 8egrdbnife bet9etli9te
Ii9 Iotpobl bic einbeimifhe, als audi Die einge@
tpdnberte 8ep0lferung a[er 8efenntnifie =
elm 8etpeis, baB Die oerIDbnli9e 0altung
S9lumberger's iibera1 Die ri9tige 8iroi@
gung gefunDen bat.
Sci bieiem Nnlaffe lei mitgetbeflt, bnB
biele Der na9 1870 uusgepdnoerten elIdbtz
Iben 8edmten fpdter bteien 53rttt bereut
BADEN unb i'm gerne pteOer %riidgdn9ig ge=
ma9t bdtten, ipie aus 3ablrei9en, in Der
eriten 9dlfte Der 70er Sabre an bic beutI4en
8eb0rben 9elan9ten 9[nfrdgen beroorging.
- - a. { l. - = c. a H-N tnhl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

Die 9 rba m mniB fir Die 3neite
Grnennung. Botp De rlb's lit in
Der gan3en b II d : a merifunifne
Bref e 10 einitirnmtg tpie Die fir Bomber
lp's erife @rnennung. Sslbit zines Der aaerf
ftrarm1ten republitanif6en 8ldtter, r0e=
%troiter @benbpoit", fpribt nun IN f~Dlgenoer
SDnen: 49, ur3
yWen @ott berberben min, benz nirt1mt
er ber6er ben Bertrand! Dies uralte @prt
ldbt ii9 auf ben B%rdiibenten Mcainleb an
penben, Der in 9rdaitger 8erblenbung ben
%qbgebdnften natipiItif9en Mrbeiterfiibrer
Serrence 9. BopoerGb mad Der @ertugun9
bes @ongreHes nod etnmal gum General
@intpanberungscpmmiKdr ernannt Bat, baf
nit Der @6renmdnfl O., Der pGbrenb Der
Champagne o~usgepftffen tpurbe, mo er ii9
duf Der &ebnertribiins 1eben lieB, dQ1oglei9
Iein Mnlt untreten unb in ben @enuB Der
Ginfiinfte be1lelben treten tunn. Oie1e
atpeite grnennung beg gr=5ii6rers Der Mr=
bgitsritter lit nod piel I1Iimmer als bic erfte.
Ser prGiibent 10 II tie, buB MIDI. nlr
bic geldmmte Frembgeborene daft
Der Ser. Staten, fonbern aud 1dmmtli9e
Nrbeiter bes 2anbes, gana gIei9, tppber fe
itammen, segen Popoerlp Iinb. Dap er
trobbem beniet6en gum apeiten Mdl ernannt
bat, UNI i'm oIIoglei9 in ben @enuB bes
Mmtes 3u ieben, 1T Elm Strein, Der i6m BON
bielen 3e6ntauienoen niemals b.rgeben pers
ben piro."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

mod bat mar ni9ts BON inn gebOrt. 4.ins
Der 8rieftduben 1T eineetroffen; oaB Der
8alon in Der NGbe bon Winnipeg am Nbenb
)oes 20. Suli 9eie6en pprben lei, tit ais 0irnz
geipinit ober abfi9tlide @%rfinOang ob3uz
fpeifen, benin bdnn tpiirbe man idon bon
beffen 2dnbung 9ebOrt BADEN. Die 9offs
nung, ie tpieber BON anbree unb leinen Sc
npfen 81 boren, f9ipinbet INNER me6r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

MtebI-6 nro Spring Mheat 8oterts int eFaB S4%
ABS. gnftIgbeat Nateuts $390-420, Sarb Wbeat
Bofers inn Saf $~2.S5-3.00. Soft Nebeat Baters i'm
Ga6 50. $500 '.&eo Soq" SL15-L25. Mintertuei.
sen I'M s5nB 50. 10; Ga9senntebt in GaB s2.l5-
2.25; neues I'm Sod SI.90-2 10
Mtntermei5e n- &utber gto. 8, 7sc.
mats yto. 2. 289s-28:%.
pnfer yte. 3 gu 17-l7A;; merger gto.S 2OA-21Ac.
Seu - Starfes Stnlotbp $40. Ol-11.0O oe Eetu.
$40. / $a.00-9.50. go. 2 $8.oO-8.5l Ntireo $L0)-
$500, upIono praLrle. peItes s9.0J-g.5l 50. utItters aull..
$75O-8.50
etrob- &usssn. $3.50; @etsen unb 9afers4.0o-
500 bic Spnne.
GerIt c - 1885,.
no n = yto. 2 3u 42c, $40. 8 Ale.
amereten - 5Iads ITO. / ytortbtueitsr1 90
9OHr; regular SEQ. l. $685.. Eimotbp $780, IS;
Slice So O0-65 so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
banoeIs. uno 9ironsberidt-
Der 6eIomorft.

sfe goutuusslsiaungeu beGisfea Ha ssfern unf
81. 1851, 1853.
@erb ouf Riinoteung fudr at s Yrorent Ieint 3u5es
fpln1nea unb WeGiel lpurben NIT bts 7Rrocent btstot :
titt. ggedDieI ouf ysesu BORT WurOcI nit 45 geuts
Nnf9elb perfantt.
gto9ftebenbO bic bcutissn unaeaeieten @s9ieltarIe omf
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guropn's:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

3neiunbs IN a g Sage iiro jebt
nerflu1en felt 4nbree's4 uftteg uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
e b,lu 3
6etreioeborIe

GBtcago. 8. gr9uit.
Sttb64Fen IL ebri9Tten unO S4InspretIs luaret
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
Diebmdrtk.

ainbpatp Waros III ben stoa.Dato, nts folst
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27
WEIGH AGAIN UNDER FIRE
A Petition to Remove Him From
the Guardianship of a
Child.
C. B. Ho brock SAYS Welch Returned
Her to the Keeping of
Cruel Father.

A petition was filed in Department of
the Superior Court yesterday by c. B.
Holbrook asking that the letters of guar
diansnip issued to c. B. Welch. secretary
of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to children, in the case of Emily
Guiilemet, fourteen-year-o girl, be re-
voked.
The petition AYERS that Welch has acted
in most unnatural manner and has
abused his trust as guardian.
The facts of the case as stated in the
petition are as follows: One Francis
Guillemet lived over his place of business
a grocerv-store, with a saloon attached
at SOL Bush street, with disreputabe
woman. His little daughter. Emily, was
forced to live in the conta m mating in
fiuence of the woman's company. Guile
met had prior to the time of Welch's being
appointed guardian been arrested for
letting the child go into barrooms.
WEIGH s petition for the guardianship OF
the child was contested by Guillemet. 1t
was shown in court that the father was
unfit TOR the custody of his daughter and
1t was reported that he had been guilty of
a most unnatural crime.
Welch was appointed guardian of the
girl, who was removed to the Florence
SIibtSuucu aOuC lOI Wu6I6
she afterward became mother.
HoIbrook asserts in his petition that,
despite the heinous crime committed and
the evidence that the father was not a fit
person to take charge of his little daugh-
ter, on the 10Th nf last February Welch
removed the girl from the Institution, and
the next heard OF her she was again in her
fathers custody.
The child was left at the home. There
fore Holbrook "prays that this honorable
court appoint some fit and proper person
guardian of such minor, Emily Guile
met"
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27

heavy rains fell in March, which swept
The small fishes to the sea and the large
fish did not remain either ON the erder of
going, but left before the creeks assumed
anything like their spring appearance.
The result was that in April, when the
streams ran clear of all refuse matter,
there was very little sport to be had in the
creeks hich are within an easy distance
of this City.
The weather conditions are such this
year that the outlook tor good fishing next
month Is very promising. provided that
the poachers who fish at all seasons of the
year have not cleaned the streams of their
inhabitants before the lava blding citizen
CASTS his line.
1t is said that the Sonoma Creek is being
fished daily and that the ConstabIes of
Soroma will not interfere. So long as
this order of affairs continues it can hardly
be expected that the fishing will be up to
the mark when the season opens. But
there are several very excellent creeks in
Sonoma and Mendocino counties which
will afford grand sport to the angling fra
ternity next month.
Between Cloverdale and Ukiah there
are several beautiful streams whi ch should
not be forgotten by the sportsmen who
contemplate an outing on the 1st. The
Big Sulphur, near Cloverdale, is always a
good stream in the early and late mont hs
OF the season.
Last Sunday the anglers who visited
Point Reyes enjoyed splendid sport. Eight
or nine large fish that were returning from
the breeding grounds fell victims to the
red fly and shrimp.
John Butler was am ong the crowd that
lined the banks of the stream, and he
offered reward of some kind to the angler
who by some hook or crook would catch a
large steelhead which he had landed tho
Sunday previous, and which leaped back
again into the water the instant it saw
Buffers face.
II don't care so much about the fish. -
said Butler, 'if l can only get my goff,
which was stuck in the steelhead when it
Topped overheard"
Butler, Gallagher, Colonel Munroe of
Eureka and Senator Sidney Hall of this
City are now at Point Reyes on pros
pecting tour for the fish that never re-
turned, and which has been dubbed by
Count Bransdorff Salmo Butlereno.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27
THE SPORTSMAN'S NICHE.
Australian Baseball Team Will Soon Be Here
The Rod, Glove, Rifle and Bat.

rocks at Alameda Point; the Reliance
Gun Club will pulverize the inanimates at
the Webster-street grounds and the Olym-
pic Gun Club will try live birds for a
change at Ingleside. On April 4 the Enci-
nal Club will shoot at Birds Point. the
California Wing Club at Ingleside and the
Lincoln at Alameda Point.
A. w. Stuart OF Main Prairie writes tn at
any lover of shooting who is desirous OF
good sport should not miss the opportu.
nifty tina. now presents itself for the
slaughter OF Wild geese b,tween the rail
road station at Elmira and the town OF
Main Prairie, on the head Of Cash Slough.
The writer says that the geese are now
vending their way toward the north. and
that it is no trick 10 kill 100 birds in a
mornings sport.
An English exchange says that the
King OF Greece is one of the most active
and popular of the soyereigns of Europe.
1t is 'early to bed and early to rise" with
him. Business over, he enjoys outdoor
exercise and all Kinds of sport. He is q
good shot and whip, fine swimmer and
a great angler. At his summer residence
at Corfu he turns farmer, while his wife
becomes musician and painter. The
King, who is handsome and very
genial monarch, has been on the throne
of Greece since his eighteenth year.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27


Ex- PRESIDENT Cook of the National
Teachers Association:
Rev. Charles L. Thompson, DID,, the
brilliant Presbyterian leader OF New York
city;
Elizabeth Cady Stanton;
Secretary Carlisle's private secretary;
Safe Treasurer Addison B. Colvin OF
New York;
John Graham, the foremost man in
American athletics;
The vile of Kew. Charles H. Parkhurst,
the famous preacher and reformer; Mayor
McShane of Montreal, Major General Bir-
ney, Judge Powers OF Vermont, and host
more of prominent men aud women, in
cIuding no less than five U. S. congress
men. are among the thousands of grate-
full people who have recently sent to the
proprietors of this wonderful remedy their
expressions OF its unequaied value--men
and women who can we'll afford, and do
command, the highest medical advice in
the country.
And then also from the peopIe in the
ordinary walks of life there come thou
sands of honest, straig htforward heart
felt letters, telling how Paine's celery COM
pound has made them we'll.
Their te timony simply goes to show
what New England's most vigorous editor
so aptly said in a letter telling of the BEN
eft Paine's celery compound had been to
q mem ber of his family: "Paine's celery
compound is not pa tent medicine; 1t Is
not sarsaparilla; it is not mere tonic;
it is not an ordinary nervine-lt is as far
beyond them all as the diamond is supe-
rlor to cheap glass"
1t makes people we'll. 1t is the one true
specific recognized and prescribed to-day
by eminent practitioners for diseases aris-
ing from debilitated nervous system.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27

termine what men will be chosen 10 enter into
the competition. At present it looks as
though the winners would be Hersch, Young
Ten Bosch, Hubert, Wilson, Payen and WEIGH.
A. D. Patterson. promising young wheelman.
who is a member of the club. made road run
OF IL miles yesterday in 35 minutes fiat,
ana thinks he can DO better in the try-out.
The Capital City Bluerock Club held lis an
nual meeting last night and agreed to reuew
membership In the California Inanimate Tar
get Association. 1t was also decided tina elg Mt
club shoots of twenty-five birds each should
constitute the seasons meetings, the best five
scores to be taken in computing membership
standing in the various classes. Glass will
consist of those members who, at the end of
the season, have made 80 per cent OF a pos
sible 125; class B, those having scores of
having scores below rs per cent, prizes OF
equal value to be awarded to each class, so as
to promote competition.
The kimball and Epson shooting grounds will
be put In excellent condition, ana :he first
shoot will be held next Sunday. The officers
for the ensuing year are: Hal Stevens. presi-
dent; E. A. Nicolaus, vice-presidents L. s.
Upson, secretary and treasurer, and F. Ruhs-
taller captain. Nicolaus, Upson and Ruhs-
taller were elected as delegates q large to the
State Inanimate Target Association. and it was
at the next State shoot. DR.. Shaw has de-
yeloped laudable ambition to obtain the
scalp Of Fish Commissioner Morrison at the
traps this season. and declares that he will
surely accomplish his object. Jim only says.
1--WE will see."
The assurance that the new sporting park
will be thing OF the near future has devel-
oped quite boom in baseball circles in this
city, ana there is talk OF several clubs being
organized Immediately. The club known to
fame as the Alkali Flats has oeen reorganized,
and will soon be prepared to make things ex-
Gee ingly interesting tor all comers upon the
diamond. Chick Van Biber, the clubs reliable
first baseman, who has been unable to play
for some time, has again joined the club.
Billy Hamilton, who made raid on the
geese at the Suisun marshes, has returned
and reports great sport. He claims that his
bag ran all the way from 1900 to 1000 birds,
but those who claim to be posted say that
three men killed $40 geese in three days
shoot RUTHERFORD.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-27
THE OARSMEN.
The South Ends Handball Court
Nearing Comple-
fiOn


AT the last meeting of the South End
Rowing Club Joe Lyons was admitted to
mem bership. Mr.. Lyons is an expert
enced oarsman and intends to enter the
junior skiff race at the next regatta. The
name of William McGeorge was pro posed
for me m bership by President Scully.
Secretary Brecn and Captain Thomas
are exerting every effort to collect back
dues from the delinquent members in
order that the work on the handbail
court will continue. By next meeting
they hope to collect about 500, and If sue
cessful the court will be completed about
the 1st OF May. when grand tournament
will be given, in which all the prom inent
players on the coast will compete.
Will Fox, new mem ber of the club,
was ont ior tie first time In barge on
last Sunday morning and rowed like an
old-timer and displayed his endurance by
rowing over the three mile course without
a stop.
Rough water and wind does not seem to
annoy DIR. Dennis and Jim Foley, as every
evening botn of these gentlemen can be
seen pulling against tide and wind between
the boathouse and Hunters Point. DR..
Dennis will make another effort 10 win
the senior championship, while Mr.. Foley
will try 10 break the coast record in the
fat mems race. This record is now held
by Joseph O'Dea.
The mem bers of the club are thinking
seriously of presenting Archie Campbell!
and Frank Burke with leather medal
for their heroic efforts in saving Tom
Lynch from watery grave, and for this