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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
YOUNG WERNER FOUND.
Located in Baltimore-Fathcr Goes
Arcr lis son.


AMER His son.
There was rejoicing at 30. 90 north
Twenty-sevcuth street. the home OF ON
Ger Werner. Yesterday afternoon over
the discovery of the whereabouts of the
lost son. "Bec." The suspense and anN-
iety OF the parents which had nearly
driven the mother 10 distraction. was
.rood when tIdines came that the MISS
ing hoy had been found I'm Baltimore.
thief-of- Police Howard received INC
news first. DO came I'm the form or le.e-
gram from Marshal-Of-Polce haIni.l ',i
or Baltimore. stating that hui sila- u1
werner. OF Richmond. was de1"l,l."
there subject TO instructions from inns
city 49,. t.,.o,.
n did not take long 10 have the JOYOUS
news communicated 20 the Werner laih-
ilv. whose distress had led them 20 In
sert IN the Evening Leader. Few hours
before. the following advertisement
"BFE-COME HOME AND nv PIG -
thing will be an right. Mother srleFI's
AUNT ARMA."
n was arranged that officer Werner
should leave without delay % bring the
boy back Accordingly the officer leit
mere late in the afternoon. going by way
OF the York River Line. He VIII return
to-day with Burghardt
II could not be ascertained here now
the youth had managed 10 reach Balti-
more. or what impelled him TO disappear
SO UNEXPECTEDLY without making family
or friends ACQUAINTED with his intentions.
He had been missing since saturday as
told exclusively in yesterdays Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
HANOVER DEMOCRATS MEET
To Arrange for Meetings 10 Elect
Delegates.
At BsaRY's.

Delegates.
ASHLAND, VA July -"-aIe'idi'-'
The Democratic County Committee OF
Hanover met to-day at Ashland for tho
d...-r,l,i,o ,yben meetings.
r'' nj t.i, III, .,,. co,,nfv for tbe 81.
,...t-' w. ,laleg.tas to tha Convention TO
.....,'i,a,, o. candidate, for senator from
- ,,.'--,lr and csroiine "a candidate for
he House from Hanover county. and 10
t.,.t,re, candidate from the counties az
,,.'..','.7. a,d Kin. William
MS u.s. ~. .aio.trd "a follows:
t-tfa,f ,ro.,.t 19tb Ian = O'Clock h. NJ
A7HiaHl' A.7"'l i-, ,l., - ..,',-t. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
CARD FROM Mr.. RIXEY.


CULPEPER. VA. July E.-Special.-
Inc Cuipeper Exponent Will tomorrow
publish a letter from Congressman John
r. RlNey in reply 10 one the Exponent
sent MIN asking his preference for the
contest for the United States Senate. Mr..
hXey says
81 believe il 20 be 10 the interest Of the
Democratic party In the State that Sen
atoFs should be elected by direct vote
or the people. As this cannot be done un-
der the law. as IL now stands, ! favor
giving the people the right 10 instruct
their representatives. I'm the Legislature.
and this I'm my opinion, can best be done
by allowing the voters % express their
preference for Senator at the same time
they vote for the man who is 70 repre-
sent them In the Legislature.
Il earnestly hope that the County Com
mittee vii give tho Democratic voters OF
the county an opportunity 10 express
their preference for Senator az the same
time that candidate is nominated for
the Legislature. One ballot box and one
ticket will be sufficient.
III such an opportunity is given / shall
vote TOR Tyler"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
ROYAL WEDDING.
Crown Prince Of Montenegro WEEDS
tho Dnchces nrIuua.

Crown Prince Of Montenegro WEEDS
tho Dnchces orIufa.
CETTINJE. July 1.-THE wedding OF
crown Prince Danno. OF Montenegro.
and the Duchess of Jutta. was celebrat-
ed this afternoon by the Metropolitan
Of ccttinie in the presence Of the brides
mother and brother the Prince and
Princess of Montenegro. the Duchess or
Mecklenburg- streutz. Duke Frederick
aro otbere THE inhabitants displayed
the greatest enthusiasm. and throughout
inc dav royal salutes We're fired.
Ihe bride wore the MohiehesIlh ha-
foctionatey welcomed After returning
10 Prince Danilos palace. the pair ap-
nearod on a balcony and were greeted
with acciamation by the populace
The town was tastcfully decorated ana
,o-,toht most If the buildings were bril-
nantly Illuminated and a torchllehi pro
cession marched through the streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
AIIfnr NIartin.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. June Especial
IL now appears that AN OF the prominent
candidates are I'm favor OF Senator Mar
tin. and that On event OF election any one
of them would vote for the junior Viz
giuia senator.
SIR. Frank Hume. Of Alexandria coun-y
who at first refused 20 express preference
between Governor Tyler and senator
Martin for the United States Senate. has
now given out the statement that he g.
a Martin man. Mr. James r. Canton
has an along been a firm adherent Of Mr..
Martin. Mr.. william II. May OF his
city is also a supporter OF Senator Mar
tin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
PURE WATER SUPPLY.
Company Will BE Formed TO Furnish
It on Royalty Basis.

Mir S. -. Mosby. "a wcll-known civil
engineer now located at Roanoke. Va.
where he recently engineered the con-
struction of what is pronounced the most
perfect system of water wOrks-the gray
ity supply-is m the city. and in con-
junction with a leading attorney. is en-
gagged in perfecting plans for the hltra-
ton and purifying of James river water
used by this city. Mr. Mosby and the
gentlmen associated with him claim to
have an approved process of filtration.
which IL is the intention of a COMPANY.
vet 10 be organized. 90 present for con-
sideration 10y tho Richmond Council At
the proper time IL is said. "a proposition
will be submitted 10 the Council. i'm which
a company will agree 20 erect plant
and furnish chemically pure water In
consideration of an extremely moderate
royalty based on the number of thousand
gallons used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Richmond, Va, July p. 1893.
Editor The Times
str-ln the Evening Leader of this date
nnd "A statement that Is inaccurate 20
tho erect that / have designated Mr..
Joseph Button as acting chairman Of the
state Democratic Committee. This In an
error. have designated no one as acc
ing chairman. and shall not do so. 70.
Inc reason that / will return I'm time TO
rake charge OF the campaign in person.
please do me the Kindness 10 publish
this communication.
air Button. the most efficient secretary
NJ the committee. will continue TO occupy
the position the duties OF which he has
discharged with so much fidelity since
his appointmcnt In 1896. II there is any
matter Of business requiring the atteu-
zion of the committee during my absence.
the secretary will. upon conference with
the members OF the Executive Commit
Zee take such action as they may deem
best uuIs very [u.N,
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
WlNSTONS PUBLIC BUILDING.
Fight on Legality of Title TO the Site
New Electrical Enterprise.

WINSTON. ~ G.. July G.-Spccial.-
District Attorney Holton heard strong
argument to-day by Mr. Lindsay Patter-
son as 10 the legality OF the title 10 the
site for Winston's public building. Judge
j. G.. Byuum OF Greensboro who has
been employed to fight the title. for
some reason was not present al the
hearing.
The district attorney expects to send
his rrport 20 Washington ON Saturday.
A movement is on foot hero looking
10 the organization Of "a strong company
to manufacture electrical supplies, such
as telephones and the like.
An EFFORT is being made TO Induce Cen
oral Manager Egan Of the Interstate
Telephone Company. who SIS am electrical
EXPERT. t0 come 90 Winston and take
charge of the proposed enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

LOUISVILLE, July Inc 'oi'..''
downcd the Bostons twice to-day ln i"o
G,,lv played games. Phllippi was knuche'
N,t of the lex in the third inning Oh 'n'
first game. but bowling. VINO was s""-
etituted hello the visitors down 10 three
.ineles cunningham was hit hard in the
second game, but good fielding kept '"1
score down Attendance, 5000
q lIs, game Ri. z.
Louisville Gee. ..OOO10O21'-l u ]
poeton 1890. ....021 900 10 0-d
batteries Phnippi. Bowling and Pow
ers. Nichols and Clarke. Time hours
and - minutes.
Second game
1ogisyille .... .....30OO2O1O-6 y o
Boston ...... ....... 1o01 u l'
Batteries-C Cunningham and thinner;
Lewis and Clarke. Umpires-Lynch an"
Connolly Time hour and - minutes
Chicago. o; Philadelphia. I
CHICAGO, July 2'-Ihe CUlcaIos
found Magee a very soft marx to-""y'
hitting him al will Callahan was gen
erous with his gifts, but effective Wheh
hits were needed. Attendance. lg'
Score: IT, 10 H. 10
chicago go. 2O11032o g y
pbradelphia 10000 o.
Batteries-Canahan and Chance; Magee
and Douglass. Umpires-O Day and Nc
Carr. Time hours and 10 minutes.
baltimore. 50: Cleveland. ID.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE Orioles won
two games from Cleveland TINS AFTER
moan Collinower was very Wild IN the
sixth inning of the second game. ana
forced I'm two runs by successive bases
ON balls. McGraw was removed from
the game at the end of the sixth inning
for kicking at one Of snyder's decisions.
Attendance 1N2.
e rn,t '''' R.H.E
baltimore 9ri ... ...3O1O112Os-S 10 3
CLEVELAND .... ....0O12O 01-5 IL .
Rattcries-Howeu McGinnity and Rob
ineon. Knepper and sudgen. Time
hours.
Second game
Rs sgGnS; - .11ooo5O2.-9 p ?
cleveland .... 40 0003 01 o.
Batterics-HMl and Robinson; Colliilow-
or and Schreckengost. Umpires-Gauney
and snyder. Time-1 hour and % min
utes.
Cincinnati, o; New York. =.
CINCINNATI. July 27.-Meekin pitched
effectively until the eighth, when he was
double. Hahn's batting was a eu,pris-
inc feature. Warmers mask, struck by
a foul tip i'm the eigth. broke and cut
his forehead forcing him TO retire. At
Sore score. ' R.H.E.
cincinnati .... ...01011006'-9 r. .
New york o.. ....11OOO O000-2 .
Batteries-Hahn and Peitz. Meekn and
Warner. Umpires-Smith and Latham.
Time-2 hours.
brooklyn, ~; 81. Louis, 3
ST. LOUIS July 1.-THE Supef71s na'-
ted Powell an over the lot for three inn-
incs and Donlin took his place on the
rubber. The latter did very well. At
tendance. 3lOo
score. II II. T..
ST. louis .... ..OOOO0O2O1-3 8
Brooklyn Gee. ..... 042303000- Us 2
Rattcries-Powon. Donlin and Crieer;
NcJames and Mcclure. Umpires-Em
DE and Mcdonald Tine hours and Is
minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
D0N0H0 AND WILLARD.
Captain Donoho Will Have n Walk
over for the senate.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. VA. July
L-Speclal.-District meetings were held
I'm Fairfax county yesterday 10 appoint
delegates % the State senatorial conven-
ton which meets in Alexandria August
9th. to nominate a candidate for the State
Senate and 20 the county convention TO
nominate a candidate for the House Of
Delegates.
rhe delegates in five out OF the six
disrricts were instructed for Captain 5. r.
ponono for the Senate and Captain Joseph
n willard for the House. The other dis
trict has always been opposed 70 insruc-
tons. but the delegates will doubtless
support the above named candidates
wnose nominations are now absolutely
assured.
Captain Donoho will have the support
or the entire Alexandria delegation ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Commissioner Koiner yesterday received
an inquiry from % large northern com
pany asking IL they could secure barvtcs
and tale in this state. The letter stated
that the company handled Southern goods
bu, could not get barytos and tale iu suf-
nciont quantities Commissioner Koiner
has the names of only two parties who
own such properties ana viii DE glad to-
near from others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

VIII name the delegates 20 the Alexandria
convention ar his pleasure.
The meeting will Doe held in Prince VIII
nam on the 9Th to send delegates 90 the
Alexandria convention 20 nominate The
state senator. and Captain Donoho has
mo- opposition. $50 his nomination Is as
surcf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
TRANSVAAL SITUATION.
--latest News Ind icates That tic Ques-
ton is az q Deadlock.

ton is a. Deadlock.
LONDON. July 2s.-The aspect Of the
South African crisis has been little
changed 10y the latest news, but the
question seems to have arrived at a dead
lock.
Tne firm speech Of A. J. Balfour first
Iva of Che Treasury and government
leader in the House of Commons az
Conservative luncheon yesterday after
noon. which was the subject of much
discussion in the lobbies Of the House
of Common-. last night had double
obiect-to impress President Kruger
with the necessity for further conccs-
sions. and 10 silence the rumors or
lack OF solidarity ln the British Cabinet
on the question.
PRETORIA. Julv 27.-Thc Raad has re-
ferred the dvn .Nifc question 10 a COM
mission OF five members Tor oNaiil''t-
t,o., d, conjunction with the government.
with a Wow of finding a satisfactory
settlement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Overwhelming for Tyler.

TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. July H.-Spe-
clal.-Fssex county is Overwhelmingly
70, Tyler for Senator. have inter-
viewed many public men Of the count
and many In the private walks OF life.
and. up 10 this date I have not seen q
Martin man. nor have ! heard any ons
express q preference for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Summary. Earned runs-Neauns' -
Newark /. Two-base hits - Cockman,
Belts, Doherty, %; Lawrence. Ihree-
hasc nits-Cockman. Hardesty. Home run
Fox Sacrifice hits stratton Doherty
Lawrence Hardesty. Struck out-By Nc
Partlin. 4. Double plays-C0ckman 20
childs: Doherty. Childs 10 Drauby; Childs.
cockman 10 Drauby; Donovan 20 fabst.
First base on balls-On Thatcher, ]; off
,McParilin. G. Hit by pitched ball-FoX.
I'mpi-e-Bct,s. Time. 2 hours.
NO GAME AT LANCASTER.
LANCASTER. PA. july 2I-The wilkes
barre team missed the train for this city
4o-day and arrived too late 20 play There
will be two games tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Reading. 30. NcwaIk. O.

READING, PA. July 2i.-Newark was
completely showed under to-day by Read
ing by the hardest hitting seen here this
season. After the NTH inning, the locals
hit McPartnn as they pleased and the
Newark players were worn out chasins
hits 10 an parts OF the field. The score:
READING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
DR. parker's Condition.

DIR. W. W. Parker. yesterday after
noon was reported 20 be perceptibly
weaker. The patient exhibited symptoms
OF decreasing vitality during Wednesday
night. and daylight brought no change
FOR the better. Late last night. however,
Il was thought his condition had iuar
proved slightly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
SCORE WAS TWO TO NOTHING
only One Error Accredited TO Either
s;dc-The Same Teams Play
Again o-Day-Wilkcs-
barre Misses Train
Standing of the Clubs.


Richmond. 2; Allentown. O.
Lancaster Wilkcsbarrc-nO game.
Reading. ~. Newark. ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Baltimore at Cleveland.
Boston at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington az Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
HEAVY RAINFALL IN RALEIGH.
Agricultural Department Trying 10 Get
Lower Rates on Their Bulletins.

RALEIGH, y. c.. July H.-special-The
Pullman Palace Car Company agrees to
the tax valuation nxed on It's properly
by the corporation commission. The
valuation fixed by the commission on the
property OF the westhern Union Tele-
krsae Company 1i,9Q9sxSol u the same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
OBITUARY.


Mrs. Luther y. Terrell died Wednesday
AZ her home. a07 Reservoir street, after
an illness of some weeks. Mr.. Terrell
is employed nj Hollywood and was mar
ried last Christmas.
The remains were taken TO Mrs. Ter
reus former home ir Goochland county,
early yesterday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
THE CHAMPIONS
BEATEN TWICE,
The Colonies Were Victors in Two
Finely Played Games,
CLEVELAND LOST TWO ALSO
To the OrioIes-Thc Quakers Barely
Escaped "A Shut-Out at the Hands
ofthc Orphans-Reds Won from
the Giants other Games.
Yesterdays Scores.

Baltimore. s; Cleveland 4.
Louisville 40: Boston. 3-5.
Cincinnati, New York, ?.
Chicago. 9: Philadelphia, /.
ST. Louis, 3. Brooklyn, y.
Piusburg- Washington, no game-falh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs. Thomas Bahen of No. eO North
Twenty Sixth street is seriously i'll.
County-Trcasurer j.. b. Lewis. OF
Brunswick county. is i'm the city on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Jack Davis Of Goochland county.
IS visiting friends in this city for few
days.
Afr S. r. Ellis. treasurer OF Nanse-
mond. was at the State Library Building
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary r.. Gay is stiH critically m
az her sisters residence. 2609 east Mar
shall street
Miss Lindsay II. Walker. one Of last
years University debutantes. is stopping
Mrs. G.. 6. Walker on east Grace
street.
Ome,r Johnson. Of the First District.
Yesterday arrested Oliver White lwhitel.
am eN-soldier. as "a suspicious character.
Ie is charged with melting "a small boy
90 steal a pair of shoes for him.
Messrs vs.. T.. Guiliaudcu president,
and VIM Rowland, vice-pres.dent of the
old Dominion Steamship Company, were
al the jefferson Wednesday night Ihey
left yesterday morning for Old Point.
San Perkins. 80. 23J7 vs.. Main street.
Hcnrlco county, brick contractor yes
terday filed his petition to- Doe adjudged
bankrupt. Mr. W. il. Beveridge is the
attorney. sr
The contract 20 equip the City Hall
throughout with electric ceiling fans was
Wednesday awarded 20 the Electric Com
struction Company of Virginia. The work
is 90 be completed in ten days
Mr.. W Reginald Walker and Master
Louis Ernest Walker are spending the
week with friends at Apple Grove. Louisa
county. Mr.. Walker is assisting with
the music i'm revival meeting at South
Anna Baptist church. where services are
being held daily hy Rev. j. S. Dill, ID. D.,
of fredericksburg.
Eichmoudcrs i'm New York.
NTgN YORK. July 21.-Spocial.-St.
Heuis-L ". Allen. Wald0rf-M. NJ.
Martin: St Georgia. j. Johnson. Meth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Edward 4. Reed.

MONTvALE. VA. July 2.-special.-
Edward y. Reed. who was paralyzed. Sun
day, died at his home Wernesdty night.
Mr. Reed was widely known as an ex-
tensive grower of yellow wrapper to-
baccO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
RubIin tbe Victor.

DENVER. COL. July 2-Gus Rubin
knocked out George LAWYER in the ninth
round.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Bishop pitched one Of the best est. ga mes
We has had 20 his credit He Kept ms
scattered and fclded his position TNv''-
lently. figuring In pretty double P'I, -
hits scattered too. but brain and muscle
in the NTH beat him. ,.u
The men IN the field PLAYED great pan
the fact that Allentown failed 10 get
man 10 third shows how fast the hicn-
mond team worked.
The clubs play again this afternoon al
AS O'Clock. and West will probably nave
a 90 at Pfanmiiler. 81.
This score gives the details OF 'ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Tho game started out well. Both teams
,,ovea fast ball. and batters were re-
tired quickly until the fifth When 'ne
champions scored the runs that went
90 tne,r credit. Morris Steelman sent an
easy one TO Lutenberg who juggiea j."
AND the catcher was safe at hrsL w .l--
lev then hit the ball to centre for 'n'to
nsses scoring stcclman ana came j."
himself on a slide 10 the plate ON 'n aad
mons bunt. II was quick "orA' am
had 10 be quick, for Allentown p''Seu
hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Pills

DO not grippe nor irritate the alimen..
tary canal. They act gently yet
promptly, cleanse enectuaily and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Games To Day.
Allentown at Richmond.
Wilkosbarro at Lancaster
Newark at Reading.

Richmond won the first Of the A'.e"-
,own series yesterday by score oil TWO
80 nothing There was not large
crowd present. and for the comfort vi
,hose who did not come. it can be s"ld
that the game was one of the best Oh
the season.
1,bere was something going on an inc
,,,o and the something was more than
interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28
Standing ofthe Clubs.
Louisville. 40: Boston. 3 >.

LOUISVILLE. July Tine 'oi'N'l7
downed the Bostons twice to-day lh W."
finely played games. Phllppi was Khue N,'
N,t of the lex in the third inning OF lr'
first game. but bowling VINO was su"
sututed hel0 the visitors down 10 li.
singles cunningham was hit hard In the
seco,5 came but good fielding kept the
-.oro hnnl- Altomlanco. o-ul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-28

Totals ...... 60. ....+- - -i
sevhold out: hit by batted ball
Score by innings: ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-10

the collector oil his county with Ills
warrant thereunto attached under
his hand and seal of Office in which
warrant he shall specify, describe
and set forth the rates and KINDS OF
all taxes levied on the property OF
such county as the same has been
,rtlfed to him by the Auditor Of
State.
House bill No. 57-DesigEates the
normal department of the state uni
versity at Fayetteville as the Arkan-
sas State Normal College and pro
vides for a summer normal school
for teachers to be conducted at the
university ia 1899 and at Mt. Nebo in
1900 and annually thereafter at such
place as the board of trustees may
determine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-10
GOVERNORS VETO
Falls Like Number Nine on Ger
tain Legislative Acts.

Certain measures enacted by the
recent legislature have met the dis
approval OF Gov Dan w. Jones, and
yesterday, says today's Gazette,
That gentleman placed his veto on
the following acts OF the thirty.
second general assembly: !
Senate bill ESQ prevent the
agents OF assessment life insurance
companies and corporations from
neceiying the people by misrepresent-
ing their CONT acts.
Senate bill 1S9--rhe clerk of the
county court of each county shall on
ar before the first Monday of Janua-
Fy each year or at such other me
as 1t may be by law made his duty
10 do SO make out the tax books TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-10
CARTER' s MONTHLY 70
FOR
MA

Carriers Monthly Magazine, pub
Bshed in Chicago, and edited by 0pie
Read, Is making rapid strides in the
public favor. 1t is the only ten cent
magazine in Chicago devoted exclu
siyely to American literature, and Is
certainly supplying the need for a
western magazine. Each month the
magazine presents an interesting
table OF contents, consisting OF short
stories, sketches OF travel, and ar
ticlea of general interest, all profuse-
81 illustrated: but in addition to this
each number contains an article OF
philosophical, economic, or scientific
nature. The leading article In the
May number is "Weltmerism-the
New Era in Healing" This is
capable review Of the Weltmer
Method Of Magnetic Healing, the
new science that is erea ting SO much
interest in the United States aud
Europe. The article takes up the
guestion from a scipntigc standpoint
and shows the fundamental prin-
riples upon which the science is
based The writer visited the Welt
mer Institute, at Nevada, Mo, for
the purpose OF research, and was
Rstounded at the marvellous cures
effected. Since Professor WeltmPr
discovered the new science three
years ago and commenced its prac-
tice ut Nevada, over 10000 patients
have been treated, and the halt, the
lame, and the blind have been cured.
The article also describes how the
sick may be cured at a distance by a
system OF treatment prescribed by
Professor Weltmer. upon the patient
sending to him a statement of their
eases. The cures effected by this
method are as remarkable as when
personally treated The new science
ha8 opened up anotl err Avenue 0f
business for young men and women,
and hundreds are taking the course
OF instruction, The Weltmer Method
OF Magnetic Healing is winning the
ndmira ton of the most noted ply
sicians, for nearly all the cures
effected had been given up by doc
tors as hopeless. The remarkable
success attending his discoveries has
stamped Prof :. A, Weltmer as oae
Of the great men of the age.