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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-27
ANDERSON Is FREE.

The case against Robert A. Anderson,
charged in the United States court in At
lanta, with white-capping, has been mol
pressed, says the Atlanta Constitution of
Sunday.
Robert A. Anderson will be remember
ed as the husband of the woman defen-
dant in the Observation-Disclosures muir
der trial last fall, and as the man who gave
such material evidence in the case as to
practically assure the conviction of Reese
and Luckie.
AS was published in THE ENQUIRER at
the time, Anderson, while on the witness
stand, was asked by Colonel Youmans as
to whether or not was he under indict-
ment in Georgia. He said that he was
under indictment, and upon redirect ex-
animation explained that the indictment
was in the United States court for white
Gaping. He also explained that he had
surren dered to the authorities with the
understanding that he would not be pro-
secuted, and given bond. From the story
in The Constitution, it appears that the
United States authorities have kept their
part of the contract.
The offence for which Anderson was
wanted in Georgia, was the whitecapping
of man named Henry Worley, in Muir
ray county, and the indictment was made
upon the testimony of man who swore
that Anderson was member Of a crowd
which attempted to hang Wolley. Wor-
ley was afterward shot to death while
working in field, however, and could no
longer be made use of as witness.
According to The Constitution, the
principal consideration with the Federal
authorities in mol pressing the case against
Anderson, was the fact that the man had
played such an important part in helping
the ends of justice in South Carolina.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-27
give up," an announcement which, under
the circumstances, seemed entirely unnec-

give up," an announcement which, under
the circumstances, seemed entirely unnec-
essary.
The sheriff had brought some hand
cuffs along /; but it developed that the keys
bad been misplaced. So without more
ado he at once started the Negro off for
Jail under strong guard.
AS stated above, Edwards's crime was
committed in Gaffney City on the night
of the 10Th of last March. He, Walter
Rainey and John Barber, all of this place,
were in Gaffney on gambling expedi-
ton. Will Ardrey, Gatfney Negro, had
won several dollars from Edwards. Pro-
ducing a $40 bill, Edwards asked for the
change. Ardrey laid down two IS bills,
and Immediately Edwards grabbed all
the money in sight. A fight ensued forth
with. Both Negroes drew pistols and
there was some lively shooting, as the
result of which Audrey was shot in three
places. He died within Is minutes.
After the killing, Edwards and bis
companions started to run for 1t. Ed
wards, however, fell down and hurt his
leg but his companions managed to get
him to place of safety, and as the Spar
tanburg authorities made no special ef-
fort to catch him, he has since found but
little trouble in keeping out of the reach
of the law. He has the reputation among
the Negroes as being very successful
gambler, and when captured he had on
his. person some Sl5 or $40 in cash. He is
wanted in this county on the charge o.
assault and battery with inteut to kill
shooting at Policeman Alexander some
weeks before the Gaffney murder-bu
will not be called upon to answer to this
charge unless he is acquitted in Spartan
burg, to which county he was duly trans
ferred on yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-27
In the Sum of $1,000.

In the Sum of $4,000.
The supreme court has granted bail
to John f. Poppenheim, the man who
recently killed l.. F. Brown and Ste
phen Mazyck, in Berkeley county.
The amount named was $5,000-$2,-
500 in each case.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

Dobrze znany W Wisconsinie wy
- dawca, z~amleszka}Y wGreen Bay
plsze pod d. ego Marca, 1895, co
nastepuje:
nerwowy, re praca umys}owa
by4a wielkim ola mnie ciezarem.
w nocy ME mog}em wypoczaG z
powodu braku snu. Uwage moia
zwroci1o ma sieD,e DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervtne zacza}em
uzywaG z dobrym skutkiem. Cd
tego czasu nam W domu zawsze
flaszke lekarstwa tego i uzywam
je, gdv ~poczuje. il me nerwy SIG
rozstrajaja, zawsze z dobrem re-
DR.. Miles zultatem. Moi
Nerv,ne syn uzywa L.
PrZyWraca karstwo to TAX
zdrO s.ie... re awsze mu
pomaga. Rekomendowa}em je in
nym bardzo czesto i W kazdym
przypadku w~yleczy}o. Wszyscy,
ktorzY c'erp,a ma nerwy, powlnni
sprGbowac Ie6arstwo TO-. N]ezawie-
ra narkotYkow, Jest nieszkodliwe,
uspoka]a wzmacnia. DR.. Miles
przez swe Nervine jest dobroczyh1-
ca dia tys,ecy os6b.''
A. G.. LEHMAN.
Redaktor i wydawca der Lands
man"
DR.. Miles Nervine sprzedaje
s1ez gwarancya. pierwsza flaszka
pomoze lub p1enladze SIG zwracaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

" wodzle rwajacei, przebyli okolo
3 godz,n. Me umiejac p}Ywac
ME wldzac zreszta brzeg6w rozlewu
a tenn samem ME wiedzac, W kto
ra sic klerowac strone, ~nleszczesll'
wi wzywali jedynie ma ca{y g{os
ratunku i pomocy. Up4ywafy
godzinY strasznle. a ratunek s1e
ME zjawial, wofania zas bolesnem
jedynle W sercu rozbltk6w odbl]afy
sic echem. W chwlli tel wszakze
krytycznej proboszcz ME zapomla1
o obowiazxacn kapiahsklch. re
spoko]em wydYsponowa} swego
towarzYsze ma smierc a wys}uchaw'
sly go spowiedzi ubolewa} jedYnie
ze sam jei odby6 ME moze. Aliscle
gdy nleszczesllwi poleclwszy sig
Bogu i poddawszy SIG wolf Jego
Najwyzszej, spoko]nie iuz oczekl-,
wal, chwll1 ostatnej, z poblisk1e1
wioskj, dokad widoczn1e
dochodzi}y ro~zpAaczliwie wo}ania,
nadesz4a pomoc; zanlm przeclez
sprowadzono 1odz, zpajdujaca sig o
kllka stat drogi, up}ynelo znow
sporo czasu. Nareszcle przYby}a
i LODI, ale gdy j. spuszczone ma
wode i sklerowano do bllzej
brzegu bedacego p~reboszcsa, zacny
kapian ME wsiad} do, niej ieszcze
poleclwszy najpierw ratoWac
swojego ~towarzYsza, W7rato"aho
nakoniec ob7dw6ch, ale n%ieszcze-
6liwy furman W pare godzln zYcie
zakohczyk. Ksiadz Bia}y. "a harto-
wany PREY leczeniu sig metoda
ks. Kneippa, jakiej stale uzywa-
i dzieki przedewszystkiem czuwa.
iace] mad MIN widoc znie Opatrzo
Sci Bozej, ku radoscl para1an
swolch, wYsed{szY z katastrofv tej
Gallo, ma sic dobrze. WYdarzen'e to
niezwykle wywafano W catei okoficy
tutejszei zywe nader z%alntereso~
wanle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
'TELEGRAMY.

WASHINGTON, D, c.
Hiszpahski pose{ DupuY de
Lume odebraf wiadomos9, ID
10, 800 po%wstanc6w ma wys.
pach Filipinskich z1ozYlo broh.
W prowincyi Nueva Re'ja
panuje teraz zupe{ny spokoj.
De LONE powiada, De podda.
ME SIC owych powstancow
zakonczYio powstanle.
HAVANA.-Po wzieciu do
niewoli genera}a Rvery zosta}
naczelnikiem powstania Ia
wyspie Kubie general Rolow,
a 90 prawdzie Oriow, pocho-
6zacy z polskich rodzic6w. =
Przed kilku dniami okolo
1000 p~owstah:6w obozowa1o
pod fortem Moro, W pobli1u
HavanY, ME bojac sic H'ss'
paDow, ktorych kule armatnie
moglyby ob6z dosiegua6. lest
to nejlepszy dowod, re
Hiszpanie ME robia 3adoych
postepow W przYwroceniu
spokoju.
LONDYN.-Auglia przYgo-
towuje sic do wojoy z Boeram'
" Transvaalu. W bieaacyn
tygodniu maja zn5w diva pulki
sic przYgotawad do wyjazdr
do Afrykj, a ze szkockim
wlascicielami okret6w zawart,
ugode ma przewlezienle cite
rech transporter " kohc'
-czer Wca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

DEhLlN.-Umar1 I'LL LIT.
Won Stephan, stawny niemlec-
XII generat-pocztmistrz. NiemcY
podobnie go czcili jak
Bismarka i Moltkego.
ATENY,- Przeazfo 5000
'greckich powstahcow wkro-
czyfo z Tessalii do dziedzin
pahstwa tureckiego. WszyscY
So dobrze uzbrojeni i nosza
stroj narodowY. Pred pre-
kroczeniem granicy zakonnik
z klasztoru ma gorze Athos
odprawif d)a Mich nabo3ehstwo
polowe, podczas ktorego
wszyscY ochotnicy przVstaplll
do komunli i z}o&yli przysiege,
il ich haslem bedzie ,,smier6
lub zwyciestwo!" TurcY pray
ich ogniem artyleryi i
Grecy stracili % zabitych /
~ rannych. StratY Turk6w
maia bye o wiele wieksze.
Powstahcy wYkonali drugi
atak ma Turkow W poblizu
CORY Olympu i zdo}ali ma
wYwjesi6 grecka chora
giew. Greckie regularne VOL
sko odebrafo rozkaz, ably ME
udzia1u " bitwach.
Move oddzia}y
ochotnik6w przekroczy{y gra-
nice turecka, i konnica turecka
wpadta juz tak3e W dziedziny
kr6lestwa greckiego, wiec
wojna faktycznie jul wybuch}a.
Tutaj W stollcy Grecyi,
wiadomosc O rozpoczeclu wojny
wywo{a}a wielk8 radosc, il
panuje przekonanie, Re regu-
larne wojsko greckie ME da
sic wstrzymac cd poda1enia
"a powstahcami przeciw
Grecy ME zwa1aja|
na to, czY mocarstwa
europejskje pozwola ma podzial
Turcy, lub ME. Da2a oni do
tego, abY oswobcdziG K rete i
wyspy greckie, dalej
starogrec1ie prowincye Epirus, !
Macedonia / TracYa, a potem
swoich ma wybrzezach
Azyi Mniejszej.
-
Mad granlca czarnog6rska, W
okregu Seran, napadli muzu}-
mamie ma chrzescian. Woiska
tureckie, ktore wYruszyfY Ola
przYwr6cenia porzqdku, straci}y
kilkanascie os6b zabltych i
rannych.
Pose} czornogorski W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
F0AgK0.AMERYKAMgKA.
DOtVchCZaSOWa Cena: go cent.
TeraZ tvlk0: 80 ct.

Kto dolaczy diva Gently ma opiacenie pocztv. a wiec razem
przesle 81 Gently. temu poslemy ia poczta rancow
dom.
Ksiazka ia powinna sic %znajdowaG w kazdym polskim
domu W Ameryce, albowiem g%ospodyni; st6sujac sic do
przepis6w W nej zawartych, zdoia uprzy)emnie zycie calej
rodzinie- podawaniem zdrowych smacznych potraw, a "a
razem mole wiele grosza oszczedzG stosownie i nalezycie
zuzytkowujac W kuchnj %wszystko co sic z grocerni, Cd RET
nika lub farmera kupuje.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko wydoskonalaja sic W ku-
charzeniu, ]ezi p~raktykuj4c W kuchni, raz poraz zagladaja
do tego znakomitego kucharskiego podreczoika.
Navel zupenie zielona Polka, dopiero co re starego kraju
Ksiazki Kucharskiej :Polsko Observation-Disclosures asmazyt
smaczny beef-steak amerykadski i~uprazyc najpyszniejsze
puddingi a prey pilnosci moze swoja kuchnia polsko-ame-
rykahska zadowo]ic nalwybrednejszego boardera.
ba- Pieniadze naiep,ej przesfaG W 1edno-lub dwucentowycb
znaczkach pocztowycb, k{adae ma kepercie TAXI adres:
n, DERDOWSK
|ll3 v. 4 Str. = WINONA, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
FRASZKI.

cZWOrOganlasta.
Inspekt or: Jakto?
Jas: A DO pan n%auczyc:el
mowi{ nam okrag4a jest TAXA jak
jego tobakierka, i ~pokazywa} nam
okrag}a - ale pan professor nosl ja
tylko W d1i powszedn1e-w swleto
zas ozworogranista.
RoZUM IEsIEsAMO
PREF SIZE.
Le6nicY (na pofowaniu). Czy
Pan t%rafi{eS tego naganlacza,
kt6rego %naprzeclko Pana pos}a}em
strzelec; A, tax!
Lesnjcz5:: Gdzie?
strzelec: W prawa }ydke.
IA M1FNN1E Y
PEkNI1!
Pewjen lek$rz przepisa} chore.
mu, ably co godzine jeden proszek
W wodzie wzla1. Pc kllku dniach
zapytu]e sic chorego: No, jake
tam ze zdrow1em? - Glory: ZIe,
panic doktorze, ME moge wYtrzYmac
kuracy1, gdYz mnle to bardzo
mccoy, il MUSIC co godzine
wchodzi6 W wode.
SzalOny adOratOr.
= PAM, kacham Fpania az
do szalehstwa, prosze o wzajem-
nose.
- Moi panic. przyiaciel panskl
to samo mi o6wladczy1.
- Bye moze, ale ia jeszcze
wiecej jestem szalonym, niz on.
Przez usta dgieciece.
- Powiedz mi, moJa ma}a,
czytY masz bracl, albo siostrY?
- O ME, ia iestcm wszystk1e-
mi dzie6m', jake many " domu.
Nowomodn ma sfutaca.
Prosze 7ielmoznej PAM,
przyby}em W s}u3be, ale ME wien
gdsie nam wstawl6 moi blclkle
DO W godzinadh wolnych lubie
jezdzl6 ma k0le.
- WystaY sobie, ia stara
parma, kt6ra tam idzie, j%eszcze sic
pudruje.
r, to| rzecz naturalna,
wszystkie stare meble So zvykle
zakurzone.
The evening times., 1897-05-21
DELEGATES DRANK PUNCH
President Mckinley Made Them
Feel Perfectly at Home.
Invited to White House Reception
and Depart Praising Ameri.
can Hospitality.

1t is commented OH good naturedly at
the White House that an excellent quality
OF punch was served Wednesday night
at the reception given to the postal dele
gates.
at the beginning OF the Administration
many rumors, which at first conrlicted,
went out relative to the attitude of the
McKinleys on the temperance question.
The latest of these rumors seemed III ore
emphatic than ali the others, inasmuch as
it was most rigidly and persistently re-
iterated, aud was to- the effect that no
Wine would he served in the White House
during this A Administration, no matter what
should he the occasion
This story was even said to he authori-
tatively corroborated at the Executive
Msnsion itself Whether there has been
any rule or not there had been no wine a
any White House function until Wednes-
DAY night
GOSSIP has it that Mr.. Porter is re
sponsihle for the punch. 1t is said that
he pointed out to Mr.. Mckinley that
there were a great many foreigners among
the delegates from countries where vine
three times day at meals and frequently
between whiles is regarded as not only
the correct thing, but an absolute neces-
sity Of life
Mr Mckinley deferred to Mr.. Porter,
not wishing TO let the visitOrs depart with
an impression that the Chief Executive of
the nation had been in any manner in
hospital1e.
The evening times., 1897-05-21
WORK FOR THE DISTRICT.
Various improvements Ordered by
the commissioners


The Commissioners have issued the fol
lowing orders:
That new curb be set in both sides of
Willard street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets nor west, under the as
sessinent system; one-haif the cost to be
assessed against the lots Of square 1 81 abut-
ting on said street.
That the following work be done under
permit system upon deposit OF one-half the
estimated cost:
Lay cement sidewalk in front of 400 A
street southeast.
Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb in
front Of 72I Eleventh street northwest
Lay cement sidewalk in front OF 1918
Eighth street northwest.
Lay cement sidewalk on the M-sCr"et and
Prospect avenue sides OF the union station,
Georgetown, and lay cement sidewalk.
cement driveways and new curb on Thirty
s,xth-strect front OF said building.
Lay cement sidewalk in front Of l 40S
to 42O Hopkins place northwest.
That ten feet OF eght-inch sewer he
built iu west side Of Seventeenth street
northwest between CurCoTan and K streets,
for the service of 1926 Seventeenth street
Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb
around northwest corner of Fifth and y
streets southeast.
Lay cement sidewalk in front Of 217
street
Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb in
front Of 2O33 H street.
Lay brick sidewalk in front Of 1o11 and
1913 l. street southeast.
Lay cement sidewalk and reset curb IN
front Of 2ls and 220 street.
Henry Payne. chairman in water depart
ment, is promoted to bc assistant drafts
man, at So per day.
That fire hydrants be erected On soutl.
side If | street, betwecn North Capitol
and First streets northwest. south side Of
l. street, between North Capitol and First
street northwest: southeast conner OF Della
ware avenue and II street northwest
That 81 ; feet of siX-inCh water main be
laid in tie north side of street between
Seventeenth ana Eighteenth streets.
That ]. Walter Humphrey he registered
and licensed al a master plumber and gas
filter after filing proper bond.
Leave of absence with pay is granted j
n Smith from May 4 TO Is, inclusive.
The evening times., 1897-05-21

1t seems IDLE aud silly to account for the
great excitement caused toy The Muuy on
doctors on the ground That 1t IL lad
There Is DO lad about It ItI tact OF
such an inspiring and happy character 20
those who are being released from the
thraldOm OF disease that 10 class 10 as
lad Is To insult their intelligence.
None now questions the ski OF these
great specialists and elecJHCianS- None
Questions the value OF The remedies, none
disputes the great efficacy II tie stauC
machine They combine In a WOTk OF
curing disease so exceptional IN Char-
aCteT, SO mysteTlOUsly marvellous, That
even the best or TIE local professors ana
doctors cOncede everything, and JOIN In
the general verdict that uOJhlng IKE these
MunyOD specialists ana these MunyOu
cures have ever been heard Of LeiOIe 10
this
The evening times., 1897-05-21
WEST POINTS STOLEN RELICS.
Most Valuable One Was a Cannon
Captured From Santa Ana.

Most Valuable One Was "a Cannon
Captured From Santa Ana.
West Point. n Y, May 21-How the
cannon recently stolen from Old FIrt
Clinton, at West Point, were reno ye1 by
the robbers has been ascertained.
BY means of marks on a sojded slope
leading down to the river, and broken
shrubbery and bushes at the waters edge
a reporter traced the robberSto where the :
departed ia boats with the valuable rel
les. The thieves came probably in a small
Sloop which they anchored in cove at
the base Of the bluff below the fort They
rowed to the shore, and, after climbing to
the old earth works, rolled and dragged
the cannon down to their boats.
West Point is greatly excited over the
disappearance Of the cannon, and the Off
GERS Of the academy are chagrined at the
riGicUle which is being heaped on them.
In the village and about the military
academy signs were posted this morning
W hich read:
"Fifty dollars will be paid for the appre-
hensi5n or evidence leading thereto of
the person or persons who recently stole
the bronze cannon from old Fort Clinton, at
West Point, \. Y.
capt. ]. j. BELLINGER. A. Q. M
The guns were planted on the river side
of Fort Clinton, and were pointed to the
south from the high bluff, The most valn-
able was bronze gun, captured from Gen.
Santa Ana's army in the Mexican war.
The other three were old Confederate
cannon Each was about five feet long,
with A siX-ineh bore
Two men could lift them. They were un-
mounted, and were less than 200 pounds
weight eacn The thieves removed those
most convenient, and might have taken
others OF the hundreds on the old earth.
works.
The evening times., 1897-05-21
The Best Remedy for Rheumatism.
From the Fairhaven IN. " Register.

FROM the fairlaNen IN. IL Register
Mr.. James Rowland, of this village,
states that for twent y-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheumatism.
A few nights ago she was in such pain
that she was nearly crazy. She sent
Mr.. Rowland for the doctor. but he had
read Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
instead of going for the physician he
went to the store and secured a bottle
of il. His wife did not approve of Mr.
Rowland's purchase at first, but never
theless applied the Balm thoroughly. and
in an hours time was able to go to
sleep. She now applies it whenever she
feels an ache or pain and finds that 1t
always gives relief. He says that no
medicine which she had used ever dtd
her as much good. The 25 and 30 cent
sizes for sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist, 938 F st. and
Conn. ave. and st. NV
The evening times., 1897-05-21
JANE OBJECTS TO HUGGING.
Not Even BaiIiff Coles Attention
Was to Her Liking.

Every time Jane Cannon gets drunk ana
that is pretty often, she invades the room
of Sanitary officer Frank, in the District
building, and makes a nuisance OF her
self Jane is a middle-aged white woman,
the discarded wife Of an II street tailor.
and she has been in trouble many times
on account of her fOndness for strong
drink.
Bright and early this morning Mrs. Gan
non proceeded to take an excessive num-
Der Of s'eye-openers," until she became
drunk and scrappy. Then she proceeded
to visit Mr.. Franks office This was her
third visit there during the past four days
Each time she was elected by Deputy Sanl-
tary Officer VIII Amiss.
This morning the woman became so v1o-
lent that Mr. Amiss placed her under AZ
rest, and it required the united efforts OF
himself and Policeman Doyle TO get her
The evening times., 1897-05-21
Come and See the wOrk-Hear ths
Stories of Marvellous Cures
Then Go to Their Homes
to Spread the News.
THEY BRING
Friends and Relatives Who Are Bur,
dened With Disease, Knowing
That a sympathetic We'll
come and Cure
AWAITS THEM

30 Absorbing Is the Interest Taken
and 80 widespread the Influence
of the Work Which Is Being Done,
That Nothing kIse Is Talked
About in the Homes, the Churches,
the stores, the Clubs, on the
streets, Everywhere It's All About
Munyon's DUctors-And Their
Work Has Hardly Begun.
The evening times., 1897-05-21

tothc police count She was showed through
the courtroom bowling and shrIeking like
q dervisn.
Jane was finally sent out into the dock
among the other prisoners, but she again
became demonstrative, and shouted:
III have justice or death, begorrl I'm
being mal yred by these mem
Take that woman back commanded
Judge kimball. ''She is too drunk and
noisy to be tried
In getting her back to the cage Bailiff
Cole had to wrap his arms about James
body, and use all his muscular force, as
she chung to the dock grating.
Don't hug me, ye spalpeen," she cried.
I'm a dacent married woman" ds she
was hurried to the rear.
She went to the workhouse and VIII he
tried tomorrow on the charge of vagrancy
The evening times., 1897-05-21
A Separate Cure For Each Disease.

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
to relieve III one to thee EOus, and cures
In a few DAYS. Price 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia CuI z positively cures
all fOTms OF Indigestion ana stomach tIOu-
bles FuCe 25C-
MunyCn : Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
ana breaks up cold In few hours.
Price 25c.
Munyon' : Cough cure stops coughs, night
Sweats, allays SOIeneSS and speedily heals
the lungs PuCe 25c-
MnyCn' 5 Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back. IClBS or gTCInS, nj all
forms OF kidney disease. PuCe 25C.
Munyon's : Headache cure stops head
ache IN three min utes. IuCe 25C
AND FIFTY OTHERS AT ALL DRUG
GISTS-MOSTLY 20 CENTS \ VIAL
No money il received for examina-
tiOu; no money is received for ad-
vice: no mercy is received for
medical attention.
The evening times., 1897-05-21

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subscribe for THE TIMES. The Morning
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or thirty.fUe cents month-the Morning,
Evening and Sunday editions for f}ty. Ad-
dresses changed as often as desired.
The evening times., 1897-05-21
ELEVATED ROAD COLLISION.
Two Trains Come Together Near the
South Ferry Terminus.

New York, May PA collision oc-
Cured between two trains a few minute S
before g O'Clock this morning on the ele-
waited road near the south ferry terminus.
TIE result was the smashing Of the plat
form of one car, the slight damaging Of
a locomotive, and the Slight injury of two
or three passengers by flying splinters.
There were only few persons on board
the collidng trains, and consequently but
little excitement.
A Sixth avenue train, in charge of Engi-
neer McCann, was making for the station,
when the red signal was set against it,.
At the same time a Ninth avenue train
left the west track bound uptown.
Engineer Mccain, disregarding the dan
ger signal, swept down the track with his
train. The Ninth avenue train kept on it's
course, and the locomotive and first car
mad just crossed from the left track to the
right, when the Sixth avenue locomotive
bore down upon it. McCann was sus-
pended
The evening times., 1897-05-21
LET THE PEOPLE TALK

MI. W. II. Clark, 1917 5 street north
west, Washington, ID. g, says. Il was
severely troubled with CaJaITn LOT several
years L have been under the care Of
number Of physicians, including two Spe-
CIal1StS, without being able fI effect a
cure. f1naIIy 1 decided to try liunyO 5,
and am happy to say that aIJeT a short
course of treatment / have teen entirely
cured Munyon's remedies Were also ef-
feCtual III relieving me C1 d very severe
attack or rheumatism. "
The evening times., 1897-05-21

San Antonio. Tex, May 21.-The fcud
which existed for some time between Capt.
PecIer, one of the wealthiest and most
prominent stock men in Texas, and VII
liam Harrell. precinct Constable OF Atlas
cosa county. resulted Wednesday evening
in the killing of Peeler by Harrell- The
murder caused great excitement among
PecIers friends, and Harrell has been
taken to Pleasanton for safe-kceping.