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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-01
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-01

A DISPATCH from Victoria, British
Columbia, says British sealing vessels
are preparing for active work III Behr-
ING sea this year They WILDE less az.
rogant and aggressive g few years hence,
when ournew navy Is ready fof opera
lions.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-01
THE ROANOKE TINES.
nAnY AND N-E.f.NIYl-

DAILY AND WEEKLY1
An independent Democratic paper
devoted to the material and political
interests Of Roanoke and Southwest
VIRGINIA.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-01

HORSE THIEVES ara showing "a &C
tivity in middle Tennessee, which
likely to call forth the speady jadg-
msnts Of Judge Lynch in thai section
before many weeks.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-01
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
PRESIDENTS PRocLAM41lo
lie Directs the Public nuudin - in wash
ineton to be Closed the Day of Mr.
I;lsins'S Funeral.

lie Directs thc Public nuiidin.. in wash
inetbn 10 he Closed the Day of Mr.
I;laiae'S Funeral.
~ WASHINGTON, Jan rs. The president
issued the following proclamation
Friday afternoon.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Jan s7.-It i NY
fa'nfql 9uiy 10 ,nn0uace 10 TIC peopic of ~
Juici States he death of James Gnic.,,i.,
hll.hc- which occurred in The city to-day. at
u o-cicck
For ial geuerafion this eminent citizen
las qecenied conspicuous and inHcanilal pos
i'igt ia iAc raiion His frst pubhc scrvi,,,
Eas z The legislature Of his native state,
AiterNa-t fqs fourteen years ne WAS n member
~ 'he Na,isaal House Of Representative and
was 'hrot times choseu its speaker
IN 1876 he was elected 10 the senate Ue ~
ss--aoi his sesi IN that body IL i-si 10 accent
ihe p,sitinno OF secretary Of state with Pr,'ss-
deai Garfield After the tragic death Of IDS
chief ke resigned from the cittrtt ana reyi.,s
ipr is'Ins II 10 literary worS, gave TO the Isuhio
p his -F~epiy Years in CsTzft9s e a siidsl Ns.i-
uai!c and enduring contribution 10 our political
literature
in March, lss9, be again became secretary of
state, and continued 10 exercise this ONCE. .uutil
June, iss:. HIS devotion to The p1hlsa interests.
his marked ability and his esaiicd patriotism
have won Tor him tho gratitude and ageetion OF
hss eoaatrynien and the admiration of tho
World .'
IN ihf yaried pursuits Of legislation tisplnlr-
aaS and literature. his seniuS has added new
lsS'er 10 American citizenship As st table
tyrr' S,.ol Of The nAtioaai appreciation oi d ;
ztya pubic Services an2 - the general sorrow
caused hy his death dircet That On tha lay
" his funeral AL the departments of rho
executive branch q the gasVrnmen; q, Wash.
t.eiou tsce'ostd, and that on al poblia hcilc-
iuss ihrragaout ihe United STATES ne national
ilAa shall % diSpayt,i al hsif-sial and That Tor
. p,ri,-i q 81 dgys the dyi.arrmen, of state 10
sEape@ n moatuing liN The President
BgNlANiN liNSRlSoS.
JonN +, fcSrrH secretary of State
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 2s.-Mr. Hlaine's
body Will be Inferred in oak liill cau,-
etery, beautiful resting place Of the
dead, situated on the slopes Of Rocl.
creek banks in Georgetown. AZ
though Mr.. Blaine's name and fame are
inscparaDly connected with the state Of
Maine, but one Of his family lies undcr
Us soil Ills eldest son and daughter
Walker Blaine and Mrs Coppingcr. are
inferred in Oak llill in a lot taat the
dead man himself selected and pnr-
chased three years ago.
When the body Of Walker Riatbc iay
in the house awaiting inttrmGat Nir.
Elaine, accompanied by friend.
walked over 10 oak Hill and selected
the lot in which his well beloved s6n
was placed and WHICH. soon aitcrward.
received the body OF Mrs Coppiuger.
II lies IN the eastern part Of thd ccinc-
terry, half way down the terrace u the
western bank Of the creek The view
from the plot is 10 the northeast. ami
rAthin is range lie Sheridan circle lud
haiarorpa heights, the home Of Joah
Howard Payne, in one Of the most at-
tFartive portions Of Washington
No stone get marks the graves Of the
children Of the deceased ex-secretary.
The body of Einmons Blaine lies in one
q the Chicago cemeteries SO tina. aside
from. TIC national character 81 the de-
ceased which makes the national cant
tal the most fitting resting place for his (
remains, il, more than any Jtl.rr, can
6s called the family buryihy place
Apubllc funeral was suggested. Tut .
The wishes Of the family prevailed and I
the ceremonies VIII be Of lsr-ivit, 4
nat,irc They win BE held at. the Pies.
Jgtcrlan Church OF the Covenant. where
Mr. Blaine was a pew holder, on Mon
LAY morning. Dr IIamlin, tyhn Of
icihteA at the funeral Of Mrs Harrison
ind her father VIII conduct the SER
-iccs
Tie physicians have officially made
'ubiic.ihc cause of the death as 8f5gh,'s
,ises.sc- aggravated by tubcrcuiar
.s>ea>,; Of the lungs and followed by
itsaTf IL NF,-s. '...,. '.' "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
CURRENT TOPICS.

RABBITs two for nickel in Nevada
/ The pyramids OF Egypt were begun
about T. C. 1900
ST PETER's, at Rome. was begun in
II 1859 and finished in t626.
7 ST PAUI's, London. was begun in
1915 and finished in I7lO-
/ To straighten whalebones hold them
to the steam of boiling water.
| WINE in hermeticaily sealed TASKS
was recently found in PompeiL
/ COFFEE .cnps now should be high and
slender; Tea cups low and broad
\ DsBIES Ca, cclored man claims
TO have gathered 900 lemons from one
tree.
I a PHILADELPHIA burglar robbed two
/ dentists Of their false teeth the other
night
Souvenir forks are coming in. If only
to lessen the mon0tony OF the souvenir
l spoons
I A curcAeo burglar, when caught, de
clared that he only wore mask to hide
his bushes.
TIE farmer in Japan who has ten
acres OF land IS looked upon as 9
monopOlisr.
I Tnr marquis otpueensbury has made
his appearance on the lecture platform
IL England
/ CINSAS;eS IS said TO destroy microbes
effectively, if not as quickly, as corro-
sivc sublinate.
THE catch Of Spanish mackeral in the
Gulf Of Mexico this season is reported
to be very large
JACOB GREENABAUNi. who committed
suicide n Miami, Mo, had his life in
sured for SsO.Oo0
THE fun name of the new populist
governor of Kansas is Lorraine Demos
themes Lewelliny. n
PEoPiE guessir &c Mr.. Cleveland's
income put itat s -S,0g0 year since he,
left the presiden,v
IHs rats of Isl m'as. Mich. srd q
large that they, is aE, ran 81. vfth
the traps set for them
DR WELonYCEl, president OF tns
society for the study of inebriety, in
London, is 100 years old.
TnrRg is reward oi $1,000 for the
liar who started the falSehood about
the san Juan gold fields,
GnOrgRA and cleanliness do not travel
together, and the cities Of this country
Viii have 10 make choice.
rNpgR teeth are now manufactured
oy a LubcclS dentist Onc sct has been
in use thirteen years, and is as good as
over
EiNUr oliyc trees now exist In the
Garlen of olives at Jerusalem, which
are known Ia be at loast eight hundred
years old,
As NOM hc expected, the marriag,
statistics u 1902, show vcritahle boom
IA tho matrimonial markcL II was
lcap year
MnnNl'aVlslAas may not crave horse
lnoaL they certainly 0ata good bit Of
~ Last year they consumed over no,
200 horses
lnn Welsh spinning industry 4 10 h
demonstrated ~ tho Chicago Worlds
la.s :, " v = avmbeg q AgIFls n ,hei'
na'|Qnel ogpsA "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
IN Ilcasnn Mih Iil. nn,..

WNSnlN"fpN, Jan - "A pathetic in
cideni of Mr. Rlainc's last moments is
told by a prominent Maine rerrcSen-
tativc. who was at the house jus, after
the end came lie says that wlrilo
Mr.. RiaiWc was Sinling, but before ho
had entirely lest CONSCIOUSNESS, Mrs
Rlamc bent over tho dying nian and
said 10 hine "nh yon remember Walker
and Emmeuse 10 you know ,ha, You
arc going whcrc they arcg" Mr lNainc
,iid not open his oycs, hut the indoN
finger 81 his o0tstrctchv,l hand slowly
and tccbly raised itself Ia pointupwari,
This was the last Indication given by
the ltpv man of any knowledge OF
earthly things
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

STATISTICS carefully compiled show
that of the 1,5OO. COO, 600 people inhabit-
ing the world fully 700, 600, 600 are but
partially clothed
TwESTY-sEvES bears were killed in
the Cache river bottoms in days hunt
recently BY party of Lee county
/ tArlll sportsmen-
Az aged colored woman is said to be
wandering through the southwestern
part of Georgia claiming to be The
Queen of Paradise"
IL some parts of China a formal in
PRODUCTION IS given in these words:
This is my friend If he steals any
thing will be responsible
Mr. MOODY is scrupulous about tray-
cling on Sunday, no matter how impa-
tient he may be, or how worthy the
mission on which he is bound
WHES policeman is wanted in Fort
Scott, Kan, at night they telephone to
Central" and the hello girl" raises
the window and blows a whistle.
JOHN G. CARLISLE will be the first
man south of the Mason and Dixon
line to hold the treasury portfolio since
the administration of James Buchanan.
FoRrY-FIvE years ago canned toma-
toes sold FOR fifty cents a can, while at
the present time the average price Sc
cured BY the packer is about seven
cents
A WOMAN died recently in the poor
house at Sheerness who was born il the
institution ninety-two years ago, and
has lived there all her life, a public
charge.
our of population Of about So.OOO.-
coo in Prussia, only about one-tenth of
them possess. it is said. an income of
500 marks year. which is equal to
about Saaa
A YoUSG man who lives in Coldwater,
Mich, is said to have grown slS inches
per year, ON an average, for the past
three years. He now stands feet Sss
inches in height
a STEAMER which has lust let. Mel
DSa7re for London has on hoard $4,000
Eases Of batter OF -he value of sS5. COO
4 as 5 fhe largest shipment q Austria
.ar hutlef ,,i .cort
tRE ;8ms and autharisS .. Mgr.
saeO..i Z. - ioegrr in ionbs, ne !. the
hrSt incumbent % permanent apo
tolic delegation which the pope N
Established in the United States
w ], WRgKs, of Iaphawl, l. l., V
IS seveniy,two years old, challenges
is said, any man in he world to
match at skate-writing, the sentencSy
10 contain not less than n hundred let
tiers, and 10 be given out by the judge
AT tho time OF the contest.
oNG OF the most startling announce.
Inen,s that has como across the sea far
4 long time IS that there Is open antage
'nlsm To the revival of the crlnollno
md u probability that Il will succeed
II Is proposed To ercct an electric
'vcr-heNd rnad from the Chicago pat
Mice To tho exposition grounds To
.Wnsmit the mail al high ra,o ~
pecd, The road will be built over tho
hps ~ the houses
uF American applvs nearly l.soo. 900
'arruls ar exported 10 England cfofy
euson, about fourth ~ lhcso Iuilnf
heir way ~ coyonl Garden The bar
ole weigh lrnm ilo ~ 100 roun||I ana
40 pNclIlonI|y packed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
janus GiILESPlE Bl.ATSE
atig> IsNr ttiY % ltai,
nEu IASUARI y, ,.I-gl

Mrs Mainc requested that no official
notice be taken of Mr. Blainc's death.
but custom required official promulya-
tion 81 the fact The state department
Is now drapcd with black in respect Il,
ihe memory u eNPresident Hayes and
n ihc request Of Mrs BLAZING NO addi.
tional enblcms OF mourning will be
placed on the building.
~ the Church of the Covenant the
organ Will be played by Walter Dam
rosch. the dead mans son-in-law. The,
liail-bearers will he twelve in number,
and selected from among MIR ElainG's
personal and official friends Friday
evening Mrs Elaine sent a note 10 Pres
idcnt Harrison in response to his mes
sage OF sympathy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
kIANES C. BLAINE.
Another Great Loss
!, to the Nation.
The Spark Flickersd Long Bur
- The End Came at Last.
: Final Summons Came at II.
O'clock Friday Morning.


WiHIN0rox. Jan. 2-5a4es q.
niaii died At II o'clock Fraav.
lie all night a. III q s.graF F4i
rests as well. II mot t,ttsr. iFan ar
seyer nights previous At Z e'eiagi
trlda morning hG was regard
ca q slightly batter Wnen tht
physS,ns arrived in the tB ,-atr.ss r.
respo.e q hasty samu6as taa9
iea2fAr. hIaiue Sinking ra.lirg a,.a
+ beyonsIss-of recovery Thc ryIal.sc
had in only short ;.4ss h1s4rs
their tyaL he was then n s
and bJreaihius was sca-eg f@rEt1it
ible u tha usenlft1 ~ ItefaH
had thered quie.. 8 81 the Sc. alf
In r.lnse 10 the suinmot 81 ihs
nurse wh6ss experience to.$ iHsa
thar end 'yas nbar The th
did etv thing re,ssib.e 20 p.l. IS si
the y,sd frame, bnt tteiHc5e er
usrlc all strength was
.wAs saoeial and apparent s y1i..t...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

% ,Eu;h - say that these tpo men dlnsrcd on
.rate political matters and -cmain,1 gaf.l
IF.rada hone tiiy. and frlukiy s-vrllrs their
t.li'ig4i eoaa'e'ion' Its afart..ai lt.st..tf4t
each has shown hts EoHHjiy N tilrsst,r + nv
sf'eal5ihs - word ia public o. prjyltc agalnst
the oihf'f-a potable contrast So ilic conduct of
~ many public men nowadays
Blaine must bc classed win the great states.
men whom She nation has froIucpd- inc
Adamses jefferson, Monroe. Lincoln webster.
Calhoun. and Cl4vE. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

BcFFALo, \. y, Jan Si,-Br(E. Gen.
Doyle has iust received from the sheriff
.of Chauiauqua county 4 telegram. stat
ing he can not handle the sirike at the
brooks locomotive works alone, ana
needs military assistance. The Tkir-
teenth separate company Of This city
are in readiness 70 go 70 .nonl.srlz. the
scene of the trouble Monday afteraoon.
Serioas tronble Is feared. as the strikers
have nla0c v.rihus thrrats
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
Al krntnnkr, ,,anl,nl

FRANKroRr Ky, Jan si.-The Ken.
lucky Legislature held memorial services
Monday upon the death of Hon. James
q, RlainN The two houses mot in Joint
session, and memorial addresses weS,
delivered by Representatives Hissem.
OF Campbell; Cansler os Caristian,
Rashaw, OF Henry; Hanks OF Anderson,
and others representing all political
parties' and paying glorious tributes To
the dead statesman both aS an onieial
and a man, As a further mark OF r,,
speet the Legislature then adjourned
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

RlOllNoNh Va, jan aa Rcpnsen,a.
tive democrats frAm an ovcr the state
and iipm manly other points ban,uctc,l
.horN 10 celebration 81 tho yict6ry.St No.
vvemovr last u va an old Virginia
dlnh0n without, comsrs ami cvory,
'hlns on thp lahl% tNe wing alone VN.
ecp1od was of NlggIpla pnsiuelloa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
Inrrccc,lcnicn .nnn. l-nl,..

ODESSA, Ian. 81, Enormous quartz,
ties OF snow have fallen IN the valley
of the nnlnper, in the Crimea ana in
other parts Of Southern Russia. Ia the
valley ef the unieper the saow IS on a
level with the housetenS n one PROV
NEE one htindcoa thousand Sheep have
been killed No trains am running in.
the North Crimta,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

SE PAM Minpn Ian St A deal has
been closed ny which Fredenrk Never.
hanser OF this city and syndica,c ot
northwestern lumhcrmen gain control
oi between sO0 0o0ouuO aud 400, OOO. 100
ieetot standing pine around tho north.
ern part OF Minnesota rho eonSldera,
tion was close 10 ~ nOO, QUA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03
ClIa-lry Nl.tcheIl.. -.

NEw IosK, Jan, Si--A dispatch from
London says; Charley Mitchell wiz De
released from prison at & o'eloek Tues
day morning havinE served h's sem
fence OF TWO months, less good conduct
reauetion. for his mnrderous assault
upon an inoffeisise Old man. lie .wilI
in few days salt for the United States
IN order 10 make a match wsth CorcetS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

lohnsion was summoned To the
|le ~ Mr. Rla,nc carly Friday
|nc. lat his presence Was r0,
In To- those on,silc uNtil aisNnt
|when IN company with ms Hyatt
Il the onsN aatl.phN Nsiclans wtYv
|,lly p,lc, and when ac,,,s,yil lN
|,or,cr for tho latcs, ncwS.tho slg
A lool IN their faces answvre,l
csllon .sa
a icnLn said nr Johnston, "aud
~ a, az pcaccMllNN
'ucloN did not rlVc thr oNAoi
dead hui IA wa~olrcrved ths,
Nih ~ windows ln lhclNn 81
rh4 nher weN slightly miaisl
Na| |lonrned that dratA 0amr
t'I. Mas Vonsplopa until q low
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

aRss -GilltsFic Daine. death al
lun-h i has removed from ihe
charar;sr Hho was pr5,ilt5t Is
eycFythlng be unIgrtros cau ist
a litiie surprise The news of Il it.Aaf.I.s.
- long discounted that thsua n tliata.
4 ihe line 81 snr r6au.s.frsrt at as
NJ - thi, diSpairlt IL uas -
scrnciusion thnf h.s ta;r,e t.
-gldHe ;he i1af a4ieHt of h-
u Though ;he .asis Il tits a.
ave from thF ff<t tccr ,tu9 fa, + o..
saled through the ofcilE .f..s II
mmunicatidn ha yas @
ben he r,inFucd g Elssti. t6
ttlc down fdr thc winter Jsth arI
terearsmenis u.ilctl udt. -., ~.
= aiirncn,S He has c36an !, ~
tas continued On his g-ti,v.;5 L. t.s.
as fast - the Gays Nau'd esr.g
cc and skili have furu>teg h',u
pous 81 defensc for at6nfara-
Ing time, bat his death ha, t,,f-
e end u the hEht iia yas-.
in pan from the start. ard 50 ali
,h.S has beea dead naa iar
IA days past
,hr.F spread 70 the capitol and
- i, v the city in feW nliun;cs
expected. bat uhen
annonncctscns came the irupress isri
$ Haarr s,rlling than anr ths;. has
Hcsn created " similar news since il.s
,a;h 81 Abrahten Lincoln
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-03

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-01
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The wo X Of soliciting stock in the
proposed land company over the prop
ee,v Of which the Roanoke aud south
err is to pas. goes steadily on, and
there is hasdiya daubt but what the
s590e0 via, in time, be subscribed.
1t does seem 10 Us. however, that
The warm weather has stolen little OF
tae caaractsyist:e energy Of the Boa-
aokoy from him. Tine Was when but
short time would nave been required
10 rise the amount wanted Now it
takes days.
We cannot afford TO be so suspicious.
The ecallat4ou whoorig.aated The plan
has no axtz Of their oHn 10 gr.nyias a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-01
TRUSTEE S AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
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tnue TO operate railroad after the saean 1t me
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