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Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Ask your dealer for Post Boy. No.
East Second street. Dur.tein.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
40

All my stock mus DO sold ny March
25ta. II will be so'd a. eest. Alien &C
Store, 2l0 Market etll,t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

For clgsrs OF All grades, price and
quality, consult Durstein, No. East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Ask for Pau & southwick's "a splen
did 6t and relisble), at No. 403 Madison
street j. w. Barnett, manager.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

NOTICE. -1iF ANNUAL AEETING
| " Of tlt m,n.bsit Of the New ,'nstlt Mo
| T. 81 lasfsne tstpAny will he bel. a. tlie
III afibs t1uIan,, No. spl Market street.
On NuNiiA .lstuaff slth, isy, a. ~ o'ttoch
I'm ,tpit b tinI~ N election oil Ave mem
la i,slrAl lot tlies years NJ he htli.
WILLIAM tASBY, President
" tIe4trt, secretary. l-t-tui-in
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Linen bosom, doub back, white shirts,
only soc, at Wyatt 1. o D., QUO Maj he'
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Use Or simms' White Pulmouic Bslsam,
Vegetable Liver Pills aud Anti Bilious
Powders. These mostly cure in severe
cases. Cal on the doctor for consultation
at 422 Market street. Medicines ALSO At
Fourth sLd Kipg.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
WATER DEPARTMENT.


W.r-rruis arc due and PAYABLE In jan
a., 80 pald uu OF before January ~, we
80, ls4H.l IN February, per rent, VIII
,4sf r. la Aitcgn, 10 per cent. AH'r Ntfrh
~ u. uI,s 4aas ne drawn. Accounts fot
J.np4t r.l be cirss on the Sat.
tIq-rs t5t,, II iran, a IA ~ L. ~.
i.,.m IT,, III JuHH \. CkOiiE, heyistfAr
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
80

Willard +. Davis, the jeweler No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
'Ill 3,

~ y rn.tual Savings and Loan As.
i. nov issuing its 1ind series oil
Ee's "a, 49, payment being due Tuesday,
-, - gtt,. / ~ .smi-annuai report Just Issued
t.a .ssGiHEtn and the attention OF bor-
y ~ .,imsst,ots Is invited 10 It's super.
TO- i,aI,t,ses. shares can be shtaih.d o.
clsa' IT. the ON S,ieI sio M s s rrlaa
Un4in's o. every LEA PusEY, Prest.
l'''" NM n. GIBBONS, becy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Hand-kuit clouds, hoods and iegginRs
at Is cents. Can ard see, At Hukill i
Poist's. Second aud Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

L,OR RENT-TIIE LARGE STORE
II SOU invest corner seventh and king
streets; been used Tor past three years
fpr dry goods aud trimming store; an
excellent location for II liv. party.
store No. L. last seventh street, one
door from King, lnrgc roonii two large
bulk windows.
House aud storc No 10 East seventh
street. excellent location for any light
business. Store VIII be rented either
with OF without house. Apply to W. IL,
Mq.tkls, seventh aud Market streets.
I-li-Im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

DALTINoREA OHIO RAILROAD.
d Schedule III elect Nov ~. 1883
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoE
EAST Bousn
Express trains
new YonK. week days. 1918. 200. .lo.es
NEW fohk, sundays. '2is. .7ooa. M,
si2os. - 10. % Is, s646 .. m. 49,
.7o1 ~ g. IS 80 Se sc eIy .. 10 II g
Sas. elo. 8 q, o o. ] So .loia p; nj, = ;.
800. Aio. slS. ba5. clio. 'Gis. $50. Tloi
rcsssrr.; !, week ~ days o. 'als, % eos; 100
a" 10 70 y 90 To- 81 10 i 81 M 70 10
4 HHsrrH, Sundays, s2l3. 200. 200 $50.
os y 20 a; m, .l2os 100, .2tS 500.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j.. 900 a. M.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. IS 20, .s47
sN40 a. M, IS, s+l5, 1918, s631, IS Is;
all daily. t0a. m. s2iop. M, daily.
baltimore and principal stations on
Phila. Division, Alb p. M, daily.
| Pittsburg 's47 a. m. and s5l5 p. M,
Chicago, IS Ala. m. 20 81 p. M. daily.
| Gin oinnati and It. Louis iii Is a. m,
and - 8 p. M; daily.
! SINoRPLY AoooNNoDArtoH. $50 p,m.
| daily and H. - II. M, daily, except Mon
/ day, 10 70 y. IN, sunday only.
/ LArpENBERa ACCOMMODATION, week
days, 90, 100 u. M, 245 and 50 p. H.,
| Sun days, 0 80 a m, h.l5 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
| For Philadelphia ana way stations
| week days: b 10, q 49, Is 30 rlO5b n, IN.
| l2l3, 2St, 40, 4 IS u. m. Sundays i 49,
so N. II q, 81 5, IS p. m.
| For Baltimore, week days. b35. -s3D
a. M; 81, - 50. = So p. IN. sundays, 7 ~
a. M; - IS and si55 p. m.
baltimore and principal stations on
Phila div ision at 3.55 y. M, daily.
For Landenberg and way stations. weel.
days, %, 10 % a. m, 235, 4j5 p. IN.
Chicago, . 30a. M, daily, except Sun,
Pittsbnrg, $50 am, daily.ox except sun
day; 1.1a y. IN, Il lily.
| IrAvE PHtLApEtPHIA For WILMIxGroN.
Daily,s4 20, rs15. 1000, al 10 a. M, ls,l
noon, ~, $40. -3+I'i 70. Al, II Oj.G 50. " ~.
sI0, 10 10 y. III.
Duily, except sunday .Gl5. G 4oand 1884
M, 'lia - loand . 3l,ll. ~ p. III. sunday
only, $50 n. m, p IN.
Telephone No. 1913.
~ estes TO western points lower than
Vinany otherline.
III. opELL. C.o.sCULL.
Geni Manager, Gen iPass. AIT
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Brazilian Balm for colds, 2odoses, 1o'
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
soi,ses.

ynrtrr.-AII.sllA KElIolD h Rsor
n ~ central Lonn Association hrc
t.fslN nofacd that The question OF sne
y - ',,,'i, assnriation Will bn Submitted
o. ,te aiqfeholdefs Mt the next rcEuini
" AZ, Meeting. 10 he held at No; az
rr., -tt.et. On Wednesday evening.
git'.'','t, l5fh, 1879, from until O'Clock,
a. aAitH time u vote upon tnu luostnn.
~ tak,.,l by shares. Every mem Der
W. ,i,i,t tn yutr. Polls will close ut 5
,n,to.i, sharp. FOR report OF values or
",tla'r Inclination inquire OF
wIIIiAM E. HAWKINS. secretary
lg6t.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

ANIME q BRO,
50i Market street. just received new
line OF baby coaches.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Daily except Saturday and SUNDAY.
For New Bridge and intermeaiAts points
SIT D. m. and on Saturday only 1t S.E and
ie.i6p. m
On SUNDAY for Reading and intermediate
points, At s. |. q. m, and for springfield ana
intermediate points At 8. o. n.
A. u, hcOAUsLANO. BOWNESs BR1HHes
uupertntsndenL Gen Pass. Att
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
,EcIMN 1Ersr AND eAFE DE

Wilmington. bel, Jan. 18th 1880.
1.' hoard ~ directors has THIS d y lie
s.i'Ia sem. annual diyidrni "i ~ per cen
Ia Bic On dtnHui GU and after the Iuth
lest jas. Il. Ci.AHksoN,
Sat Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

1 YOU wish good Job done, cali OF
- by mali. NJ SciiM AkIH. Up
b. tctor and cabinet maker, Carpets
I.itu aud laid. fulishlug and Nnlnish'
iIr All repairing neatly done. Mat
tre-.es nnde over All work promptly
Guir aud satisfaction gtara tccd
". COZ IhiIt aud iatulll SIS.
lO-ls-.m Wilmington. bel.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

EOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN
l. rare opportunity. The stock, good
will and nKtures OF agricultural, coal aud
iced business formerly the property Of J. y.
White Bro, AT northeast corner OF Front
aud Orange streets and bllverbtook station,
W. and n. railroad. Apply 10 HENRY
WHITE, Front and Orange streets, OF No.
9l5 IL herson street. II
EOR SALE CHEAP.-A TANDEM
l. bicycle In pretty good order. Sold for
want Oi use. Apply Ut his othee l6lO-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

A TTEETloN-ALL PERSONS DM
"A string drugs pure and chemicals OF wisl
ing their prescriptions or private receipt,
carefully compounded with pure materials
ssnHuia go 10 the drug store OF II. u. BRtSSs
nehsf. No. sll AiarIrt ssrect, Wilmingtess
.2St
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

WI HThistUH u NuTtHerH " II
Time table In eject SoA. q, 80. Train
leave " lining ton tFIench street, - follows
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, spring
held, Naynesbnrg junction, C.He vile,
louisville Tamagua,, Allentown, Lebanon,
wernsrs willie and all poina on the Phila-
eiphiR snr heading 4. Ii. 7.s y. M, and
80 y. IN.
For Springfield. Waynesburg Junction.
Fori and Montcnsni' and In termedlAts points
10 Il. M, 2. n aud l0p. IN.
For Ch;idds Ford Junction and points
ON the =. n Is. &. Il, r., ut 100 u. M,
= II and i.4j y. IN. o..
For West Chester, 100 a. M, 225 and
5.l0 p. IN
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
x5sm Abx SY PILLS

Safe and sure. Send as for "woMAN'S SAFE
. GJAhD." nilsex 6seeias Co.. fEiisdsptlA, 10.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

EOR SALE.-rWO SHARES THE
i capital stock oil the Delaware Hedge
Company. Far value SB0. Viii take less.
Aunl, to ". SCOTT EhSON. n-.o
EOR SALE.-TWO THOR0IGH-
4 bred ID. Leghor4 roosters. Address W .
II. 3. ihts once. l-lO-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

IA ANTEb.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
W chaInn, rnslh. Address with ref
sr.nce W. this on 9. i-H-.tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

L'OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
Il one hrst-clAks dram or cart horse and
one hrst-ciaas arriving horse. Apply TO jon n
TUHBEkr, Newark, Del, i-ls-0H
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
TILLMAN lNAUGURATED.
Hampton Will Probably be De.
feated by Irby.

Co!rMRlA, S. c., Dec. 4.-[Spcciall-
Governor-clsct b. Il. Tillman, who was
elected on the reform ticket, composed
OF the Farmers Alliance and other
Democrats who wanted change of the
governments was inauguratcd to-day in
front Of the station-housc at l o'clccl,
in the presence OF large crowd from
all parts of the State. who arrived last
night and this morning on special
trains.
The ceremonies took place on large
balcony, which was erected for the pur-
pose. This is second time in the his
tory OF the State that the governor has
been inaugul atcd in the open air.
All other State ollicers-elect were also
sworn in.
The Tilman Administration promises re-
trenchricnt and reform, and will rule the
government upon this question alone.
II also demands an agricultural college
for the education of the sons of the
farmers and for the advanc ment OF
agriculture TO Il higher standard.
1t is now believed that Senator HamD-
ton will be defeated by lrby, the Till
man candidate for the United States
Senate
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
TIKI; WEATHER.
Cold Weather Throughout the Entire
Country and Colder Sti,l to Come.


Cold Weather Throughout the Entire
Country and Colder stiil to Come.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A. Special AT
twelve o'clock to-day tho signal Office
furni he'd the following special bulletin
to the press:
"Unusually cold weather prevails this
morning over nearly the entire country.
East of the Rocky mountains the line of
freezing temperature extending us far
South ~ Southern North Carolina, and
including the Northern portion OF Geor-
gia, Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana
and Texas, twenty to thirty degrees
fall OF * degrees occurred over the
region extending from West Virginia
southwcstward 10 Southern Alabama and
Mississippi, and tn temperature in
Wisconsin, Northern Illinois and North
western Iowa is more than 20 degrees
below the normal temperature For the
scaaon.
1t will probably be still colder to-
morrow morning in the South Atlantic
and Middle States and in New Englara
but by the existing low tcmperasssfe
thecondition east of Mississippi is not
likely to be of long continuance, as the
storm center this morning in West
Nebraska will, in its movement east.
ward, cause warmer weather
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05

4 TEIEsIIsIE WRECK.
Two Men Instantly Killed and Several
Others Seriously Injured.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-ISpcciall-T
Chicago and Alton passenger train,
bound for Kansas City, leaving Chicago
last night, was wrecked at Jacksonville
this morning at . o'clock
Fred Smith, 4 merchant of Pelsin,
Illinois. and Judge j. X. Rifle, OF Nan
sas City, we're instantly killed.
Judge Rifles head was torn from his
body and the rest OF his remains were
pinioned under the pile of wrcckagc.
w. b. knight. of Kansas City. was
bruised and badly scaldcd by steam and
probably fatally hurt.
Several other persons were less scri-
ously injured.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05

crate Judgment, from full investigation
Oh facts and figures, together with the
experience OF the House as to the work.
lngs OF the pension Cflice, that if the
commissioner would work faithfully and
energetically, issuing certificates as fast
as tney were prepared for issue, there
would inevitably DO deficiency during
lS92 of not less than S35, 900, 600, which
he Democratic House would have to
meet.
Cooper. of Indiana, renewed his
attack of last session uuon Pension
Commissioner Raum Referring to the
large force of employees IN tho Pension
Bureau. and to the vast expenditure Of
money for pensions, ne said he proposed
to show why this force OF men should DO
presided over by q man OF high charac-
ter, and why this vast sum OF money
should be disbursed by a man above
criticism and above reproac,
1t was his purpose 10 call the alton
ton OF the country to the fact that tho
present commissioner OF pensions was
not such n person.
carrying out this purpose. he quoted
Literally from the testimony given be-
fore the special committee which, near
the close of last session, had under in
vcstigation his lCoopcr's) charges
against Raum of favoritism toward one
prominent pension agent, of borrowing
money from an attorney who practiced
before the pension bureau, and Of float
ing the stock of ~ fraudulent corpora
ton among tho employees OF that
bureau.
He commented sharply upon this tes-
tlmony and paid no attention to the OBJ
Jections OF Cannon and Saycr that no
rnnOrt hfny do, - 4
tho Investigating committee, and that
the testimony was not n proper subject
of discussion in tho ohsenca of such re-
port.
After some discussion Of the statues
OF tho investigation above referred to.
the committee roso and the House adj
iourned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05

COMPROMISE REJECTED.
70 Force Decisive Issue on she
Irish Leadership.

LONDON, Dec. 3. -[Spaciall At tho
caucus this morning OF the oppono IL is
OF iarnell. who comprise . majority OF
til members of the Nationalist party in
the House OF Commons, n resolution was
adopted not to accept the Clancy com
promise, which will be offered at
to-day's meeting, but to torco matters
to decisive issue.
A report received from Cork last night
stating that tho municipal authorities
had adopted . resolution in favor of re-
firing Parncll from leadership of the
nationalists party WAS erroneous. On
the contrary, tho resolution was in sup
port OF Parnell and adopted by major
ity OF II votes
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
nacing Yesterday.

GurrrNnEEd, n. j.. Dec. 4.-lSpccial
First race. fvc-cights OF mile, two
r-old-Calcium won, Walter Dale
second, Sir George third; time l:04s4.
Second race, six and onc-half furlongs,
selling Mcriden won, Objection second
Servia third; time, 1898. Third race.
one mile, handicap, bradford won, Leila
May second. Gunwad third; time, 1916.
Fourth race, livc-eights OF mile
Kitty Van won, Sunday second, Dixie
third; time, l:02I. Fifth race. one ana
onc-fourth miles, selling. Esquimau
won, Wynwood second, Iceberg third !;
time, l541G. Sixth race, seven-eights
of mile, selling Mohican won, Avery
second, Sour Mash third; time, 1:3ls<.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
FIRE IN a FLAT.
Terrible Scenes in a Burning
TencmenG-Two Lives Lost.

PIrrsnuRG, Pa, Dec. 4-TSpeciall-
Between 1890 and o'clock this morn
ing hre broke out. from some unknown
cause, in the fat owned by Dr.. John
jackson, on the corner of Ninth and
Pennsylvania avenues.
1T was nearly three o'clocl, this morn
ing before the firomcn succeeded in sub
dining the FIRE.
1T was several hours moro before they
gave w search for dead bodies.
II is pretty certain that Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin, lanitor, were victims. When the
fire broke out there were forty occu-
pants sleeping in the fiat, bnt they wore
mostly mon. and all havc been accounted
for.
1t was terrible night for fire.
A strong, cold wind. filled with fakes
OF ICY SNOW, WAS blowing from the
west.
When the flremen arrived the smoke
was Issuing from all the windows, whilc
tongues of flame shot occasionally from
the cvevices III the roof
ilalf-drcsscd forms OF mon shouting
Tor help were seen ut all The windows,
but tho sight that filled the spectators
win horror was = woman and two babies
al third-story window.
1t was Mrs. Moore, vito OF the sto-
ward ut Hotel Anderson.
instantly ladders were run ND and
she was among the first to be rescued
The top floor was occupied ny sixteen
persons, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin and four
teen mon, employees of Hotel Anderson.
~ th" itrst alarm Irwin ran down
through the halls. wnic! we're already
hli2d with smoke. TO alarm tho occu-
pants OF tho rooms. He went as far rs
the second floor. and thca rushed b,c,;
to assist his WIFI
When be returned to his room She was;
not thcrn. Eilod with anxiety for Icy
VIZ Hare he began 10 search the building.
Ike dashed from room to room on the
fourth floor and, not fndinr her.
started for tho third. IL was there he
GicG.
Overcome by amol:c no sank cx-
hauated near the rear wall on tho hoor.
ard ut tho othor end OF the han hi,
wife for whom he died. had persisted.
Nhe had started down stairs. bus was
Suilocat' 1t before reaching tho third
iloor. l!cr body was found on the third
ianiing dead. Her body vas covcredsyitl,
plaster, and in the darkness had been
trnmpcd over by the fireman long before
II was discovered.
Tho building was fourstory brick
structure. inc first floor was used by
james kimmel & Co. as. drug store,
and the other three floors for sleeping
apartments.
The fire is supposed to havo started in
the basement from The heating boilers,
There was no Waterman and the flames
had spread to the fourth story before
they were discovered.
The loss is $4,000, fully covered by
insurance.
There was no fire escapes on the
building.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
TIE WORK or "A NOa.
A Purity of Men Attack the t.eStnn,,oo of
Mr.. John Kelly with Guns mn5 ii01l.s.

Party of Men Attack tho Ees'npWoo of
Mr.. John Kelly with Gun. mna i;N2ks.
LYNcnBuRd, Va, Dec, Z: os-
tcrday morning, shortly blpsn 1
o'clock, Mr.. John Kelly, The weli-spown
contractor, and his housyh3la rare
rudely awakened by rocks Lsins tafosn
against the windows OF the hais5 aud
the firing of guns. MIR. Keilys rnsi-
dence is situated near fltci,sou., mall.
in Durmid, lonesome locilily About
the time stated party OF unkuoNp men
attacked his house in the manner n >.,.Ya:
stated. The windows were broken. and
the front door was perforated With
bullets.
After tho fullisade had subsi,l. Il Mr.
Kelly notified the police, am! fl,,,r
Smith was sent To tlIc sccna. ou- h,sb-
ing leading TO the identity cfuuy $. the
mob could he Discovered In. in,n1.es
OF tho house were afraid 10 reIn4lti .o ina
house longer, so they Went o. j. IS IRA
boris and spent the rcmand, me
night.
Tho object of the attac> i9ns Bown
definitely, various raas us AZ
signed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
TIE Pension BILL.
Cooper of Indiana Reviews His Attack ON
Commissioner Tnmin.

Cooper of Indiana Reviews His Attack on
Commissioner Rnmn.
WASHINGTON. Dec. A. Specia I'm
finished business in the morning hours.
was the bill for the punishment of
every guardian, conscrvator, curator,
committee, tutor or other liduciary
agent for the embezzlcmcnt OF pensions
OF award. The nervous question was
ordered (yeas 1l3, nays 92) and the bill
passed
AT tho expiration of tho morning
hour the House went into tho committee
OF the whole on the pension appropriu-
ton bill
Morrow explained that the bill an
proprlated for payment Of pensions the
sum Of Sl33, 900. lie believed that
there would be no deficiency next year.
bus. on the contrary, that there would
prove TO be light excess Of appropria-
ton. lie said this. because he anti
cipated that the gentlemen on the other
side would call the attention TO fact
that there had been no pcnsisn dciici-
cncies during The past few years. and
would claim that it was the purpose OF
the Republicans to allow y deficiency
to grow up in 1892. He believed the
appropriation to DO amply sufficient.
Saycrs, of Texas, argued tho estimates
of the Commissioner OF Pensions wa"c
totally unreliable. and that the amount
of money required to pay pensions would
be largely in excess OF the amount APP
propriated by the pending bill. He
ventured to say that the Fifty-second
Congress would be compelled to meet
deficiency OF not less than SIS, 900, 600
No man, however honest could fly
within 81, GOD, 900, the amount actually
TO be expended under this bill. The
commissioner had failed to tell the
House what he expended in 1890; be
had made similar failure in 1891, and
he would make greater failure In 1892;
and the Democratic Congress would have
to pay tho penalty. His conclusion was.
after careful investigation Of the mat
ter, that instead of the Governments
expenditures for PENSIONS being con,
fined to Si33, 900. 900, they would b1
nearer 8l75, GOO. 6
In conclusion, he gave It as hia DELHI
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
THE COAL MINEi,s sr1KE.
Prospects OF an Early Settlement OF tn
Difficulties.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 4.-ISpcc:all
The situation among tho miners is
unchanged. About 5000 men are out
ON . strike, lew having returned to
work.
Indications point to IN early settle
ment of the differences. 1t was ru-
mored here yesterday that as soon as
the operators recognized the committee,
work wolld be resumed
The miners say that they arc out for
an advance and that the report is un-
true. Some operators are arranging to
fill the mines with negroes,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
Little Lord Fauntlcroy.u

Little Lord Fauntlcroy' was pre-
scented at the opera house last night 10
a packed house. The play was well
rendered throughout, and won the ap-
planse of the large audience. Little
Mable, as Lord Fauntlcroy, captured the
audience. She is simply wonderful.
Harry lindley took the part Of MIR.
Hobbs, the grocer, and the sight of him
convulsed the audience in laughter.
The Romany Rye" tonight.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-05
A Furnncc i,lownI lin.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Dec. Speciall-A
blast furnace blew up here this after
noon, burying fifteen men beneath the
falling masonry and metal Eight
bodies have been taken out so far.
This is the third fatal accident that has
occurred at this furnace.