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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

@0 btu8tUu, p. Suli, 1897.
Seitocm nun bic neue Snrifz80r
la9e angenuntmen 1T, mag e8 tpobl
am TlnBe iein, Die iuidJtiaereu 8e-
)tlnIrnnnaen 0erielbeu, ramertli6
Ole 3uferSUlIe, iiber tuelhc uUn Der
oemosratiihen Yreiie 10 oiel llnpnb=
res IN oie9SeIt binous ppIaunt lpur6e,
etiuaS iaber su beIpre6eu.
Sur6 bic neue &prluqe iuir0 ben
6ormern iur ibre @pue unb nn0eren
ianomIrtbi1dItli6en Irooufte 0ers
len'9e SAub 9euabrleiItct, Den liz
oeanlprnhicn uN0 beuDtbiaten. 8e.
l0noerS IN ben tauptia6li0 28ou'
procu5lrcnoen Stnoten ,pirb to8 neu,
@eles NIT uGpemeuner Seirie0igunl
oul9enUnmen.
5n Se5uo ouf oie 3uters6ne Ite6
Die Sadie 10: IS muroe oQ9emeii
5a9eseben, ooB Die Surluee, ,pie ii
'm 9aule paiiirte, feinerlet 8eItinn,
un9en gu Suniten bes 3uferz3ruItc
eH'9'elt; I'M @eeentbeil, @er9unitie
un9en, uel6e iib Der 9rult unite
oent sSlllon.9eieb 5u 9eube ma6te
"'rOen oura oaS neue @eleb aufee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
-feuerrpebr=O Ocrbanolunden.

;9euerrpebr> Oerbanolunoen.
GeselmaBise 9erIammlung am 13.
Sufi, 1897.
9a8 BrOtDfuu Der letten Ser
ianmlun8 luurOe perGeien unb anae=
nOmmen.
Saar in Safe. S8O.8O
In Seitraaen sinacn elm. 3.75
@intrittSeelo BON SEQ. 9pesle 100
3uIantmen ... ...SS5.55
Cine &e9nun9 BON @ep. 8inuti6
i'm 8etraee npn so ipurbe CUR 3abls
ung angetpieIen.
Serr @eo. SDeSle tuurbe al8 afz
tines Mit8lieb aufgenpmmen.
9aS 5abnen-Gpmite beribtete, bnB
eS oun Stabtratb bic @rlaubniB be-.
fam einen S6ranf i'm Marft6auIe
aui3uItellen.
Serr $. 8eniin9 ir. iDtpie 9err q.
9uetbp tuurben nuf @unI6 nui bic
paiiiue Wtit9lieberlilte ilbertraeen.
Sierauf Serta9un9.
8. St ropp, 6. . an fen jr.,
9apitan. Sefretlr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
30! 30! JOC6.

0eute Dolteu unO faufen lUtr cirmal
3 III y nina uniere S1uDe:
bnben MN geluta pOa Den 0rocerie
unb 9rg @UUbs Sbuben un0 10 bis
Is &roceut ntegr baTur be5ablt als
tuie man lie BEL 8euiing taufen tonu.
3rDBtes Eager BON Wauner= nH0
9amenzS9ube III SrbiOD0, Gboco-
fate, GRabuganD, @elt5, s2.75 bi5
$500. 8rDbirt Elm Bnnr, S5gr mad)t
feinen 25rrtbunt. Sic lueroeu paileu.
sg- Suu Dog, G0iu uno 8aior Soe8.
III. P BENSING,
4. StraBe. 0ermann, 9to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
HeiIungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won HOODS Sarsaparilla
.,rd ,rfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
H|o1i,in. Seine grOSSen Kuren in vahrhafter,
z,or,eugcuder Sprache Won dankbaren Man-
,,orn und Frauen aufgeZechnet, bilden seine
..,,,Sssnsto AnnOnce. Viclc Won dieSen Kurcn
lind wunderbar Sic haben das VcTtrauen der
Inrtc gewonncu; habcn Hoods Sarsaparilia
1au arossten Verkauf in der Welt gegcbcn, und
n.ben fir seine Herbere!tung das grUsste Labo-
rstorlum aui der Welt nGthis gemacht.
uood,s Sarsaparilla ist durch seine Kuren,
,-aIche es hervorgebracht hat bekannt, Kuren
Az, scrofelp. Flechten und Hautkrankheit Kuren
ZOO Rheumat!smus, Neuralgie und schwachen
NerveD Kuren Won Magcnschwache, Leber-
taschwerlen. Katarrh-Kuren welche beweiSen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Die Grtroiitunq bes GOnareiIe8 lit
borgeItcrn cnbGiitti8 uertagt iuoroen,
uah6cm AUDI Der Uuuoc2ienot ie
9ariibiu nit 10 aegcn 80 Sttnrnen
augcnDutncr. llrtev Jeu Senat0ren
bic QcQcu Die @orluBc ItlNInItcu, be-
fanocn iicj nuD Die uuuey0elierliden
5rei ban0ler II. -MlD3abGf3" GDdctU
uno &cit uOn M;ii0uri Ter Nrnliz
bant bat Die &orla8e mper5ilgIb
unter}ci6net, 10 ban lie i0mit @cICt.
lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
tDerneo,,t, ae1n. Erettua oeo 80 gull, 1892,

8ilions@eies 22} Gents fir Die namz
libe Guuntitat betrug. Gnraus lit
erii6tticb, baB bic 3uder=8aifineure
unter benz neueu @eleB einen beOeut.
en0 fleineren 2Dllunteri6ie0 cr9alt=
en-, MS unter benz &;lion- -0eict, un0
mdbrenb Der 3uderz9rult momentum
ourb feline moiieubaIten &Orratbe
einen grpBartigen &rofi: einitreicJt,
10 merben ibm 0Ub Our6 OaS Gtnglp
@eicb iur Die 3utunit erbeblid luen=
i9er Bortbeile eenabrt. ais oieicS
bisGer uuter Der lpDenannten 6rei=
banoe(Spolitif Der 6nu par.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
2ln ole pom Sturrl 1}ttrrfrEA,r.


2iQen }orIncrt bic 0urg0 Dcu ltUttn
Shum S,Du0vn III iDrcn GbltA1yteu
er(ittcn baben uu0 Die tire &tite)-
(uuQen ouI C6it6uuutt 6tj mir nlud,
eu erloltUe jcg eincn li0eralen 9iaOut,
nuntlidj - &r03ent uui EeIitiiiuGGi
gum Bttrngc Don s. uno 20 Yvu5eltt
nuT BeItellungtn gum &ctraGc upn
So.
Sc0 GieTere mn Die bciten &aunte
uu0 fam irQen0 Uellbe SUrten Die
in ben leitenocn &aumibulen ge5D=
gen tuer0eu billi0 bciUracu.
Snltet Glre 8eitelunq Suritcf his
idl uOrlprecbe U0er ltJjdt 0ieiclbc
brte1lId an
u. G. es5ler.
0ermnrrl 0tD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

2ille 2lnSeiheu lnien cine 8an5
au8gc3eihnete 0rnte eriunrten uno
bic 5urnrcr uer0c1 Iir like Erpbutte
bic lie nad benz Elu5louo ueri1lden
auto 9rciie crDaltcu. 3u bcinabe
alien unbercu 4un0ern, IN Uelben
Betreioe in qrUBen W{enaen prDou-
;irt mlro, iin0 Die GrntruusNdten uur
mittelmaBlg, lUeuu nic0t Qcru0e3u
lhle6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Qas meme 1orii @eiet lit nidt nur
bic bette unb cntpIeblcn3tuertbeite
berartige MnBr10el, luel0c ieit lang
en- Jabrer in araIt 8etreten it, Ion'
bern bns (Be1ee uur0e AUDI idjne(Ier
bur6berutbtn un0 pnNrt, ais ie gu
pur III ser 8tihid)te Der amerifnui
tanii1eu @ejeggebuuB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

g8 lit Oerfebrte Spariamteit cure
!0ubner franf lueroen uno iterben 5u
laien, fuenn man nit 25 Gents
nertb pDn Gige's @eIliioel Yuloer
0ieIelben retten Tam. i3u baben in
98nlter's 9tpptbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
2lus bdrtsbur6, Mo.

PIN lebten SnmSta9 bntten mir
eineu outen &e8en.
g9dbren6 oes @etuitters am
ievten Sam5tag, icbluo Der SliB IN
ben lhurm Der engliIben WIetboz
bitten S SirDe, nel6 9ebtere in 8rano
acrietG unb bis nuf ben @rlno mic
0erbrnnntc.
- Qns g8ei5en0re Irten lit bier
lcflpn ppriiber. @8 muroeu in 6ieier
@egeno Is, 900 Snd BON Wtni6inen
aebruIdyen. 6enrp S6nei6cr bat Tiir
II Tarmer i'm @an5en 800 Sad Ge'
orpIfen. Der @rtrag ipar imQur6z
id5nitt 20 Bis 25 8uibel gum Ider.
- 9q8 &urn iieDt bier uDd ie9r
gut aus uno ipcun e8 nod etnen guten
Neoen erbalt rueroen mir cine reidle
Grnte erbaltcn.
- ,Sn benz Nie0ertanoe iiuo etipa
10 2ldfer nit g9nhermelUnen 6epflan5t
Die iebt I6pn anfan9er su reifen.
- 2tm Sam3to9 miro bier ein
9icnic II. Barbecue I'M @ottorluoob
@rUne ltnttfin6en.
9err 5. 0pffmann reiite an
Monta9 nab 0ermann nm Sermnno.
te su beiu6en-
- 0err g8nt. Meper, oon MDrri:
ion lit 0e9enmartis bier gu 8eIud
bel ieinenl Srlt6er, ,orn. 5rit
Meper.
- Gie perren s. 8itbm5meDer u
.. 0aienideer reiiten am @tontaf
mieoer ua6 @nrreu County 5uriid
- 9as neue Stpreeeb6uoe 6el
Oru. Sam. 6. Safmnnn lit Jest uol
Ien0et uno nit einem I9Dneu28aaren
uOrratb 9efiiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

ner na0 9artSburg, WtD., uber1e0els
te, fam lebten WDntug bierber UNI
ieiner Wtutter, 5rau 9. Ebumann Ell
nen Selu9 ab5u1tatten. Srib oefaGlt
leine ueue Seimatb 10 gut 0oB er
! icbon @nbe bieIer 8p9e tpieber nab
| 9artsbllrg, 5urId febren tuiro.
- s(m lebten 9ienstae lieB 6rau
Spbanna 9iltbep ibre 5arm Dffent
lih nn ben WeiItbietenben perpa6ten
unb erbielt 60. 9ittDep ben Gpntraft
auT Elm Sobr fir $3.50.
9err @m. 9iltbep len. bat bic
5arm bes Srn. @briIt. 8raettlp eben=
fous auf Elm Sabr gepat1tet.
- 0err @DttTrico aupp lit burD
| IdDwere 9ranfbeit aus Sett 9efenelt
un0 mlinIhen mir i9nt re9t balbige
Sencrun9.
- 6rnn Snfob 8areis, ipel9e
largere 3eit trnnf mar, befinbet ii9
lpieber auf benz beIten gSeee 5ur @e'
nelung.
- Die 8Dart 5arm Wuroe an
0rn. Otto S6miot. opn Berger, fir
einen Grittel perpa9tet.
- Stolpe. Sn bet Gebten
/
Sau8tag Naht 9atten mir bier einen
SiemIicb itarfen Jfesen Der un5 uniere
9urnz@rnte li6erte.
- 2tnfnn9s na6iter gBude miro
0err G9a8. Sul6nteper bier nit benz
0reid)eu beginneu.
- berr BaitUr Wobr uno 3u6ter
SRI. Clara, tpcrben i'm 9nufe oieier
@Ud)e cine 8eiudsreiie na6 st.
9Ouis un0 SllinDi8 unternebmen.
- Sri. 9nuline SiHt iit lebte
98p0e lpieber nad st. 2ouis 5uriid
9creiit.
srou 98lt, 3intnter. luelde
lnuQere i3eit bier mar un ibrcn p0r-
i9e g8p0e oeritorbenen Sobn 81 Der
pilegen, reilte am 1etten WtOntag
ruieber ua6 iGrcr 0eiaatb, &odelter
q. 9. surilf
2tnt Iebtcu SOn1tng NbenO
iuurbe 0rpBpupa 0arbtfc an!aBllcD
ieine5 7G. @eburt5tn9eS uum biciigen
GeiangUcrcin nit eirem Stdno0en
bcebrt. Qtrr 0ar0tfe unO @attln
.uer0en bieje 9SO6e un0 Qnrt5burg,
Nto. reiitcn lno bDrt bis 5unt 9crbitc
bleiben.
- 25n bcr ;}nnilie unieres 6rieo=
enBri0ter8 0enrp Sornta9 lat lt6
cine fleine @eltburaerin eing itclIt.
9rntuliren!
- Die @nttin 0es 9errn gSn.
2(pet befinoet iicb auf Der Sranfen=
| lilte. g8unIchen i'm redt baloige Gcs
ueiuug.
SalsIluB tritt pit nui BEL faltenI
99ctter Die innere 9an0 er8reiieno
unO anoere &Drpert9eile. 0Uuo 3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
SilHt5En OtrhlnbIl!nNt.l.

3e9elnIaBige 8erinnImlung 6c@
Sdnlben.8 8ereins an %. IuG, 1897.
Qas &rOtotoQ Der legten Yeriamnl.
lung ipur6e Oerleicu nnb ouDtuDng-
men.
2tn mpnntliDen &eitru9en Qjugen
eth 81. 60.
5ufaen0e &eduun0en rpurOen elm
0ereiht un6 be5nblt
s. aueucr, Iilr ,5a1nenltnnQt : .G5
s. 8. 0elncr5, iur g&aaren 1.3u
u. &Dge(. iitr 2tusSeidlnltnQcu 1000
Qer gcridt Oe8 Trci2 Gpmite s
mltr0c anaenOntmcn.
8ei6lpiien: Gn2 % I06riqe @cnc=
ben bieie6 @ereins an 10. 2luQuit
auT benz Scgubenpla9e 5u ieierr,
%Il8 GOnlite nm Die 8ucGec oel
S6nbntcilter3 un6 ScfretdrS 5u repi:
oiren ipur0en Die 0erren Mortil
Suns, 6re6 G63ncr luo I Wfun0
miller ernannt.
2l0e Niitglie0er un6 G5rilnoer bic
les 8crein8 limb erlu6t 5id am 10
2(uQuit nm bnl6 l llbr I'M 0auptquar
tier ein5ufinoei1, ltm BON on aus mad
benz S6ilbenplube gu ntarif)iren II
Se68 llbr 2tbenb8 rpjeber 2lbmorld
oum S6iltenplntc 5um 0nuptQunr
tier
0iernuI &ertoguu9.
Srl f CANA,
|
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Qie @mpfeblun9 bes Brolioentcn,
bnB cine Spe5ialtOmMiiiiun geidni=
fen tucrbe, tuelcfe unier 0el0= uno
8anttucien eiuen griinbli6en Stu=
blunt untermerie urb Suribldgc iu
Der 10 rUtbiuerbigen RciUrnirlln0
6eiielben made, Fnnb in 0nuIe nil
lige Hui. II. 2lnunbme. 60 tnapp bic
3elt audi 3uJemeTeu MAR, iuuroe cine
entipreHenOe StIl sun Yerban0lung
un0 2lnnnbme 0cbrnbt. glleln Der
Senat begnitgte ltb 0amit, Die BOT
itnit beS 8rGiibcnten, III peltDer er
ieneu @uritbtag mabte uIi0 beariinoe
te, entgegenSunebmen uno ocm 81
nnn5uuSi1uB 'Su iiberlueiien. Qa-
nit iii Die eruite SunngriIinuDme Die
les wi4ti0eu G8erteS leioer bis uad-
ten Miuter uerlbubeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Sene llrbeiIprUpbeten, tUelHc lid
beiIeiSigter, uIIeS ntDglicbe uno I'M
mD9licbe lln9lltcf rUrauS5ulaQen, oa6
our6 0aS Stuats Iepartement inter
9Ubn Sherman Geitung Gerbeigc
fiibrt mer6cn !uilr0e, lueit bieicr 81
alt illr ben UernntmurtliDcn YUltell
lei, limb 0urcb 0errn Sherman :
ibnrie Snitruttipncn an ben @einnO'
ten SAB III Qpnbpn be5ilQli6 De,
SeebunoS= 5raae plbbli6 gum Scr
itummen Qebrudt >uuroeu. Scit Inn
gen Sabren 1T nu2 bem Stnnt8 Ee.
purtemeut tein S6riIt1tiid berooroe
ean9en, ons lib ourh trnftOplIe 2luS
orudSWeiIc, 8lorbelt un6 6ur6tl0liQ
teit oprtbeilbniter nuSoe 3eihnet bat
nlS oiefeS. 9uS Gptument enthdl
Su9leia cine idJnrIe 3urccbhpeiiuu(
ttir leue &loie BON 9eutcn, tpeldJt
nb bcmllBi9t qetunoen bat, Der
Staats- Setretdr uno 0urcb 6Ieien 0i
Nomlniltration an8ugreifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

0uuo'8 8 8iIeu tuirfeu uor5it8ltd
uodl Der Mab(seit unb furireu 8opf-
meh. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

6ibe uerbunben nit 0iiftenidmers
en-, limb i6tper 81 ertraeen. Der
Gebraub oDn ct. Satpbs Def tuirf
pron,pte 2iuberune l9affeu. &urirt
audi Serrenfuueen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Odubbtit fduu uid?t 0cbeiIt mcrEtu
our6 lutale 2lpplicatiOnen, lueil lie
Den franten 5beil Des Gbre3 nidlt er-
rci6cn tDnnen. G5 0ic6t HUE einen
28eg, Die 3oubbctt 81 furiren, uu0
Der III 0urf cUuItitutipueQe 0ejlMt;t
tel SnubDett miro 0urd) ei,en emit
5ilnoeten ;3uItan0 Der icbleimiaen
2luSfleiOuna Der @ult06i5cben GObrc
uerurlt cb,. 98cun oieIc RUbre Iicf,
eut5iin0et, 6abt SIR ciuen rlrmpeluz
Den Son Uber unOOItDmmenc3 @cG0r:
un0 iueim lie gan5 ocIOlOlien lit, CT
fulgt Snubbeit, unO lUenn Die Gnt.
5iinbun9 nidJt 0ebUben uu0 bleie 8Ub-
re iuieoer III ibren ge9Uriaen ;3uitunO
ueriebt luer0en fam, miro 0a8 @ehUr
filr inmer 5eritDrt merOeu; neun Sal.
le unter 5ebn Iino 6ur1 Gatarrh Der:
urIaCbt, mel6er nicbtS ols ein ent,
siinoeter 3uiton0 Der id(etmioeu
OberIId6en lit.
gSir fuDlen einbun0ert 9OQars fiil
je0en (ourb 8atarrb perur1aDten>
SAT- BON Saubbeit ocben, ben mi,
ni3t bur6 Ginnebmen ppn 0aul
Satarrb=aur bei(en fDnnen. 2aB
gu6 umiDnlt @irculare fpntmen.
S. S. 6 ben e y d Co., Spleoo, .
Serfauft BON oilen 9lpotbeferi
/ 75c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

Cine furSe 2ei6ensgei6i6te. Cine
@rtdltuna, 8erna6ldiiieune, 2unz
eenentSiin0uue, 9rauer. g8enn
6plep8 0pnep & Sar oebrau6t NOR
ben mare, 10 iuiirbe bic @eidi9te
elm erfreuli9eres @noe eefunben ba=
ben.-8alfer 8rDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30
Hoods :
T.; SarsaparilIa

Lst die besto in der That die einzlge wahre
blutrelnigende Medizin. Gebrauchen Sic HOODS
Hoods PiIlen kq55sn edht 1u LGHSflfl"en' ns H.
rtrksam 3 cents. Bel allen DrOgusten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-07-30

SolsiluB tritt pit uui BEL foltenn
Q9ctter Die i,rnere Suno ergreiieno
un0 an0ere 80rpert9eile. 0uuo'8
Snrsnpari(le, Der eruBe Slutreini9er
9eilt Sal5TluB.
The times., 1897-04-22
RESULT OF RECKLESS DRIVING.
Little Eta Compbell Has a Narrow
Escape From Death,

Eta Campbell, a three-year-old colored
child, living at No. IS Mccullough street,
was Knocked down and run over by a
reckless driver yesterday afternoon. The
baby was following after her mot ther in
crossing ii street at the corner OF Third
when a young white man with horse
and carriage came down the hill driving
al a rapid rate. The child in attempt
ing to dodge the vehicle was struck ty
Que Of the wheels and run over. The
driver brought his horse 10 n stop, and
picking Up the child carried il into DR.
Graham's office on II street One of
its hands was horribly crushed, ana the
index finger was completely from the
rest of the hand
DIR. Graha telephonedfor the Emergency
ambulance, and the child was removed to
the hospital. After taking the baby TO the
doctors office the young man left with
out giving his name or address. His descrip-
ton was obtained, and the police are
searching for him. He was well dressed
and drove a stylish turnout,
At the hospital il was necessary for DR..
Hooe TO amputate one of Eta fingers. She
was also cut about the head and face, but
it is not believed that she was internally
injured Last night the driver had not
been arrested.
The times., 1897-04-22
The World of Business.
wall Street Yesterday.

New York, April 2I-iiigher prices for
American securities in London, which, by
the way, were not generally expected by
local traders, gave the stock market an
upward impetus at the opening. The Of
fcrings were so light that the purchases
referred To left little material in sight
war scare The anxiety to-close short
contracts was further stimulated by in
dications that one OF the more important
professional interests has, temporarily at
least, switched to the long side of the mar
ket. The result was a nearly continuous
rise, caused chiefly by the covering OF
shorts. There was no Improvement the
volume of legitimate business and even
speculation was upon smaller scale than
yesterday There was practically no news
affecting values. The street, however, en-
deavOred TO attach Importance to the re-
ported successes of the Turkish troops on
the theory that they foreshadOw a speedy
termination of the war. The advance in
coalers was accompanied by rumOrs, which
lack confirmation, that the anthracite com
panies have agreed TO establish "a joint
selling agency.
Regarding Wall street views and con-
lectures as to the Importance and probable
outcome OF the Graeco-Turkish war, il
may be noted that they have all along been
at variance with those entertained in the
principal financial centers of Europe.
The most trustworthy Information OBJ
tainabie from abroad is all OF important
financial interests there have known all
along that a collision between Greece aud
Turkey was inevitable and they have also
known Just how far the powers would per-
init the contestants to go. This accounts
for the comparative equanimity OF the
European markets since the situation in
the Levant became acute.
Wall street, not being possessed OF this
information sold stocks freelyon the formal
declaration OF war, and is now surprised
at the promptness with which prices have
rallied, and also that foreign operators
have shown and show a disposition TO trade
on the long side OF our market. The note
worthy dealings today were in Jersey Cen
tral, Mt a net advance OF 8 Ia points; Deia-
ware and Hudson, at an advance of Ii
per cent; Sugar, st. Paul, Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, Louisville and Nash
vile, Reading, New York Central, and Unit ed
states Leather preferred. The last WIS
again a marked exception to the almost
general tendency, closing more than point
lower than Yesterday. The only other note
worthy net decline occurred in Illinois Steel.
In both Of these stocks there appeared TO be
liquidation The closing was strong at
about the best prices for the majority of
The list.
The times., 1897-04-22

danger for the mother, and danger tor
the child. One of the chief uses OF DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is to take
from this time its dangers and its suffer-
ing. In this the " Favorite Prescription 7"
has found its greatest usefulness, and for
success in this line, its most enthusiastic
praise has come. 1t insures comfort and
safety for the mother, vigor and health
for the child. 1t should be taken during
the entire period of CESSATION.
In DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, T" there are several chapters on the
reproductive physiology of women; written
in plain language, and carefully illustrated
The book contains over three hundred illus
trations and colored plates, and greater
amount of exact information about the hu-
man body in health and disease than was
ever before published in one volume. The
book contains over one thousand pages, and
has reached the enormous sale of nearly
seven hundred thousand copies, at ST.. so
each. The present edition of half million
copies is absolutely free. The volume,
paper-bound, will be sent postpaid to any
one who will send twenty-one cents In one
cent stamps, TO cover the cost of mailing
only. If handsome, French cloth, EN-
bossed cover is desired, send ten cents ad-
ditional Thirty one cents in all), for that
more substantial binding. Address, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, No. Cog
Main Street Buffalo, N. \.
The times., 1897-04-22
Labor Men Adjourn sine Die.

The executive council of the American
Federation of Labor, which has been IN
session since Monday, at its headquar-
ters, No. 700 Fourteenth street, con-
cIuded it's work last evening and ad-
journed sine die.
The work Of the council in connection
with the internal affairs of the organi-
zation was finished at a short session
held yesterday morning before It's visit
to the Capitol to call on Speaker Reed
On the return of the members to head
quarters in the afternoon the council
went into executive session, but nothing
was given out for publicat ton
1t was learned, however, that the only
matter considered at the secret session
was the visit to Speaker Reed.
The times., 1897-04-22
OLD COLLEGE BOYS UNITE.
Annual Banquet of the District Vir-
pinia University Alumni.

District of Columbia Association Of
Alumni OF the University of Virginia held
its annual banquet at Rauscher' last night,
and half a hundred scions OF the South gath
cred around the board
The walls of the banquet hall were dTaped
with the national and State coiors, which
were also twined around an oil portrait
of Thomas jefferson, founder OF the Uni
versity of Virginia
President Herbert called the gathering
to order and introduced Prof Stone, OF
the university, who told of the improve
nents which had been made and which
they were making down home
Congressman Williams, of Mississippi, n
Virginia aIuIunus, made aFbrief speech.
OFFICERS for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: President, c. q. Lee; first
vice president, Col T II. Ellis; second vice
president. Major TN. Robinson; third
vice president, X. KeInper; treasurer, w.
H. Saunders; secretary.Dr F.S Nash; eX-
ecutive committee, C. /. Renick, DR.. George
Byrd Harrison, Benjamin Mcnn aud DR.
j II Bryan.
The times., 1897-04-22
MINISTER woo FROM CHINA
Mr.. Yang Yu's Successor Expected
to Arrive Next Saturday.
The Popular Retiring Official Trans
ferIe1 tt st. PetersbGrg-A -ise e.
Woo Fine English Scholar.

The new Chinese minister, Woo Ting
Fang, is expected to arrive in the city on
Saturday. He is more than half way Lere
from San Francisco. The new gentleman
from China is accompanied by both his
personal and official families Mrs. Woo
Ting Fang, and two sons, will reside with
him here He brings also a large retinue
of legation secretaries and houuseho;d
servants.
Mr.. Woo speaks English fluent1y- He
is the first representative of China in this
country possessing knowledge OF English.
Naturally this accomplishment will be of
much advantage to him, both in official
business and in society. He is a lawyer
by profession, and has spent considerable
of his time in England, and also has SOME
knowledge of the United states, acquired
on q previous visit.
The retiring minister, Mr.. Yang Iu, with
his wife and three children, viii sail from
New York by the French liner La Touraine
on May 8. They will be accompanied by
five of the present secretaries Of legation,
who go with Mr. Yang Yu TO his new post
at st. Petersburg.
and Berlin, arriving at St Petersburg in
the last week of May. The term of serice
is three years, but Mr.. Yang Yu's term
here has been three years and a half he
cause of the unwritten law of etiquette re-
Quring the retiring minister to await the
arrival of his successor. But aside from ;his
it would be his pleasure, for Mr. Yang Yu
is one of the most punctillons men m the
Diplomatic Corps. / is no ,tispnragement
to his predecessors or to any one who may
succeed him to say that he is the most
popular minister of China who ever served
at this post
That his young wife has added to his
popularity everybody admits, and her lie
parture VIII be regretted equally with
that of her husband. Nine Yang fu is
the first example of the wife of a minister
of China at Washington with her status
at once established In the diplomatic
circle, and the first TO accompany Ter
husband as a guest at the White House
on all Official occasions.
She is progressive and gifted with a
rare tact and adaptability which lave
enabled her to fall into the ways OF
American women and the customs of
the New World with ease and grace