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Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
ser 'DtesTsbsgsftsn-'
Cnt at inorfe.

8i pil anbeiale ieleenoe CplDsuiueer
iii inorfenbe Meomennslter OpmRrts
iOmbso. Der er TO aaualer ejennem
boilte aufter saar for of uaa 2nngen,
usmlis RRien o. Runben. 8isie to
FGjennsmgauge i%orensr fig ! cn ieaes
Sulbeo, % fra bet guutt CT Der fun ct
Rgr, Der lsbsr pibere til 2uusen. Ia
get al Muuosn p9 Guluet at Raien
oanuss al ct Ben, Der fables 8anebenet,
% Tom ooitiQer be to 2uitfauoler ira
binnnoen. 8e6 ben inbre eller bagerfe
Gnoe al @ansbsnet er Der en- Sla9s
blgo Surti9ttelie Of bette, beitaoenee al
Ruitler % oatiet al ct me9et mt
Climb. 3snue blgos Sane bRn9er alt
ian peo ben enc Sioe fait til bet baaroe
8aneben, men 6ens anoen Sioe er Leg,
ug beUa9er fig ener laar frem Us till
base pec SnOaanonin9en, omtrent Tom
ct 8iHouessaroiu, Der bepRgeS irem o9
tilbage al 8ineen. Saaleoes furboloer
bet iig baaoe nnar pi iooer Og uaar 81
er pna9ne, ON emo bet er mere Ilapt,
naar pi ipoer eno euer3.
6or M at inprte, maa Soperen bploe
baaoe MuRoen % RRien aabue, %
bette 3iifRlbe idar be to Quititrsmme
Der pasiersr inc og no unoer aanoe'
prGttet, ben file ajeblap imteaem Jig oe
brineer ben til at pibrere meset lt9rft
3enne 8ibrerhl9, Der fan o9re msr'
eaer miHbre traftt9 % bsitlpoenoe, e,
Oct Tom pi fnlSer Gnorfen.
Sun meo aaben Wuno er bet mlligi
of inorte ! Ssunen. S uan9en Gilitanf
fan mo peb at femme R9ieu iemmer
nleo TO 6in9re Og tage ct f~orceret aal
beorag, f~rembrin9e ben famine 2po %
ct li9uenoe &eiultGt faar man mel
Wunben lutfet Og NGien uoben. Seer
BEN WuIfelsa iOm or nBo
penoig iOr at siSre bette, CT mere emo .
fan prRitere / GgUne Og oilOe oeste oel
8eriOn, Der bpuoelie5oiS tOm til q
9igre bet.
9pt5 0tunOCn er (uttet, - bonb De
er bet naturlige unOer Seunen, oil fur
en- 2uitltrpm pasiere til % fra 2Ul
gerne, nenli8 ben i9jennem gtGier
3enne Strem, Der trptter Omtrsnt li9c
ligt paa ale Sioer al Sannlen, ri
presie ben blgoe, lpIe Del al Sane
fremao pg neoao, til ben rdar Tun9er
% uil buloe BEN Der, iaa at al lDogi
penbe 8ibreren unbgaoes. Oct er ber
peb fart, at et6pert Miobel, iDm 10,
binorer llnoerfiRoen fra at ialoe ne
unoer SBpnen, bpproeO Munoen bolbe
aaben, pil paa lamme 9io borttn9e {
@runo til Snurfen, ba benne life ia
finbe Steb, IaulGnse 2unserne fpripne
meo 2uTt siernem en- entelt Strsm.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
potster

bgr life bringes Iiss ino | aiaIbsrsn,
itror be tnass op, men fsrit torres pna
@ulpet | en- 8po elIsr pan 2darrsulptt
en- 3 tigers EiS, inetil bs bIiper iCrre.
Gr aiGlosreu in0tig, bsr Den / Suneen
belagsss mcc Serb, Der IGgaes iaa
bit, at 8uotigbeocn life tommtr ! Se'
rgrslie meO Dem. s 8psrus. buor man
iOm Hssel life bar noset tort Spin9,
fan be lGgers | aasicr meo Sulsr
8unosn % paa Siberuc, iprat 2uitsF
fan baps fri GSsaHs. Ge mao ii's
ligse, bpor Oct CT lpit, 10 mgriere, nsito
bcbrc. Spireoe gOtetsr or meset banr.
Iise, uiunoe, ia enous siitise.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Cor "Dse0rabsgsItta.
ct oanorenoe Sjelo.

s @nScoberne peb Columbia Sfpben
er Der ct panbrenbe Sielb. Set er en-
tretantet Masie af mgrtebrun 8a'alt
BET lsber lansS @Iuen i 2eu9oe at 6 til
s Wtil, p9 bGuer fig 1000 Sob puer
@luens 8anbpeiL.
ut bette itulbe bore paa 8anbrine,
bar oiIt bet iibIte, mo Itulbe tGnfe,
nuar man refer fOrbi bet; men bet or
aligecel en- fuitiluaet &ienossjerniu9,
at 5ielbet fptter fig tent, men miittert,
neoUuer mob Gluen, Tom ON bet ituloe
babe til SenIi9t, sn9an9 | 5remtiben at
bemme Op Columbia lUben, ina at Der
bill blipe en- flor Snbis li9efra the
Cascades til the Dalles. SuoianIte
Sa9n ueb at berette ON umaaoeli9e 8es
oG9elIer % 5Oranbrin9er af Sielbene
Der pmtring, l9n9e fer nugen bib
Wnno bopbe lat i'm SOB / Oregon, p0
Dc ferite Settlere, bporai mango bar fra
MeW G~nglanosS taterne, gap ben upens
for neunte 8ier9rg9 Naun at "oet pnus
brenOe 5ielo" elGer "oet slibenoe Sielb".
Som 6pl9e al bets fremao u9 neoabs
itriOenOe &anOrin9er er StO9ene lans8
5Ubeu al 8ier9rposen tran9t no / 81
ben, iaa at be MI itaar uuber &ano.
Man fan oerfOr bDbt neoe / @Gnbet
ftnoe fore SrRitammer paa benne Sibe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % &eitilipn8s
mGnOene bar O9iaa funbet, at Sernbanes
le9emet peo SObeu al 5ieloet blir itaoig
trpttet no af Sitting. 8aa fine Steoer
er 8etle9emet tlemt Otte til ii Sob no
al Sitting bare / 2Gbet Of ct Bar Gar.
@eolp9erne iurflarer bette S9ripu
oerben, at 8aialtiteneu, Tom banner
Rasien al belle 6ielpet, bpiler pna ct
eler anoet blBoere llnoerln9, {. Gr. blgb
Sauoiten, p9 at enten ben mRgtige
Slpos bpbe, itarte llnberitrpm tGrer
Sauoltenen pp, eller at bet blGbe I'm
berlus Siuer efter for 5ieloets euurme
819t.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
SaaatT0e:

&uiuoen er en- p~iounoerli9 Sfo6uin9.
@tipnbeo, @ratie, 3irligbeb % 8en6eo
tiltommer Benbe. Msn bun bar pgiaa
fine iua9e SiOer, ureselmasiisbeoer,
%funttiOneIe 6Oritprretier, iOm CT eieu.
bpmmelige for benoe. 5or at tpmme
puer bisie SINebefinoeube % 9ienOinbs
Selbreoen, trGn9er genoes Sr9auisme
iGresue StprtemiOler. ct iaaoant cr
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Oct beiiboer / en- m9rtelig Grab bel
breoenoe % re9ulerenNe @genitaber.
8rGpareret fun for bette Eiemeo anbe-
Tales oct for intet anbst. Get pinOer
mer % mel 8ublitim8 CUNT % teller
9uTnSsr al 9anoets intelligence % for
uemme Gamer iUm fine melt t~rofaIte
8euubrsre. gu pOiitio Garauti leoia.
ger bper 6lnIte - hos @osr8 apotbeter.
Oct iRlges paa Rrgpe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
ai~srnetnelfSs 2uppe.

Melten ma life bare me9et fur.
Den pipes, % iGttes oper Slosn mso
en- Spiicite Sueoemel sler fine Srpn,
iOm igrit maa pRrs ubrsrt mso liot
tOlb iso WeIt, libt Suffer % liot SntVr.
Den rgrss eIer pipes ON, til Den foyer.
8pot paiteoe aOriutber elsr 8oiiner
tilTrttes, %, ON man pil, osiaa ct Yar
piipebe Sg99eblummcr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
9Groien al aIio.

SueOettiO er me9et ri0t pun be Be
%itnnNOsle, Tom bigger Op 8eueue
Sreaturerue, % ben bar Ogiua i'm &Groi
iOm @ipOutn9sitOi peO Den @ipOieL, iOm
iOm irembriuges al ben. 8i finoer, at
Der al en- @uibet 6peoe btiuer omtrent
A 8unO Gtel, i 4uno middlings, 2
8uno shipstuff % 10 9unO alio.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
SpIouinbtactter

III spofane SagS, gDGua @Haa, 9aftmH'
Gueusburg, Tacoma. SsatIe, gort Ioio"o'
cuo, 8istgria. cnmsie, 6roD'S carbon
SbCBaIi5, og ppriloHo. FdsIG8rtr oUsT "ofip'
crn Vaeifte gdrsu Bar Rst il al Hoppe Opsr ~ Edss
paa Bper Citation ira SpOfans 6aaS % 0'l'sns
for. Hsiisuee, Jom lite bar uOgsu 'ieuots at 9oa ill.,
lear mss an5ealiuesbrsvs ira oS Ill Vors a0ntoTsr o.
FOrrstntnssusnnsr ButIst I manage ltIiGIOs tan 0HIs
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Gu gase III fat | ct Giarligbeos:

breo til fin Batter, builtet 6espnote
iaaleSes: "0tit Sierte iutter" -
"SuaO er Oct for nOset fOrbaubet mi
oenItabeli9t 8rspl?" - uobrpb ban -
"Sut fremtOmmer peo 8euR9elie al
2nr9er o9 MteIemgulu."
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
snmobeo er CT &apttaI.

Er, o. 9. 2tits Nerve and Brain Treatment Ct en-
s~araHtsrst epstIsIsT sOiein for butert. suirim,Ibsa.
SrampstiIi6IOG SIagan'alo. heroes RtuIalsi. SoutSs
pine, usruss SlappsIis Tom Jftas Of srus at Altos
Dol snr aoba', SeuulssbsO, r~sttstHt Sumsr, fart
bIsO Sisrue, Oer isrtr til 8auOio % Gleuotsbto, o. IRIS
pr fig fra SisHsns OUsrauiirsnsdit. 6ptr sasi' iubss
bOIou Dlseictn iOr / 1laantS; $l.OO for beer sasIt.
tasr 6 Raster for $500. isuOt pr. Ron pto 8IoStasttisl At
gsnssus.
Bt saraniertr, O &asfet
oil bgTbrs6s buiitsliombdi Iitielos. nor Beer CrOrs
paa 6 Raster. Ieoioget al $500. pil Vi ienSs Riebtrsu
por I'rsunt Garantt Tor GiIbag,isuSsIit al Rtnssue, iaas
irSmt iussn SdbrsOsIis Bsr. GGraaticrns uels6is bla
nj sos, u, SoliItn.
SECURITY DRUG STORE.
Minneapolis. MIMI
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

YrOi. Breckenridge flyer, at ban bar
biulpet mango til at BRUCE bet enselite
SprOs bauoe 2ale % Strift. Gan
bruser NOrif, uaar nsbpenoist, til at
I~Orflnre Gu9elf. 1.l7.6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
(smiaraut Siaetter

til FaciFigt,n % ouOrt StsSut gsitsH, tan man IN.
asn6tos tisss 5tuia re snS Dos OS. TN Of pore 6'h oil
asRius gaBiasr,rns pea tntUtr gtaahs' S'at Sosa9'
Ga ouuiIs ocm fri pIaOs sOo,oo8nen. On 'Hi'''
pil nj msS, en5usr @.iitnSs FEB Aatomitsn I'll ct.
n FNg-....-Fsa
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
GrfurTonsbiuette

tt be EtRs stttsy | &orspshsu, nil / sisbsO ui'o ''Fe'
eaatuS, Mar btips i0lats pna port SsEtor til Stt7s'I'J
u,siat gris paa vlsis btitsHt, 9sss us 0U,E p'litn'
gtb at Fript III 90 / 5o~r0sttu o. o9Ipis en-. ssor man
Tai rtii, font Omtr,nt boiIfsn lib, tan man cite i7aT'
hst nnIra ri IN NtturhintlA Reii,nhe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08

8 Saris bgos uuoer Den iiNite Sns
Tlueujasg piosmi benpeS 5000 9eripner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
NnmelOte Snbsbuer / Snnmnrf.

6oitts Aruirssr autoets at pare I gmtri'a,)
(0ithbstt al 6ouful 6. s.. Sol5srg, 42S, Abe aUtnus,
@ltlUauttts), &is tEr Opetugtr arUtiGgcr t be
isarblHautNs Sarbe, t~Hobsiattet Slt5pig, % I AmCrtta.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
Starter % 9eifripeNer

Starter % SerftpeiNer
oUsr frit Sano, SnoianErrsfersatt"n'' 'u't
biuist S~srmbanclano iaaE man irt itIi'not pe al
opaips i'm as,ssis til por, Rpuior. vi bar u'laSs
Opsr 10 Riaisntr Acres al bet tssiit SuHean''
lamb I Gmsrtta, iuSSsfatisHos SsoU, grairi' % srss'
lamb. sons,i iaIsss til sumvauists ease btu'st %
b,Tt,utt priiu % g,tOIinsspiIiaortns fan l'mp's elt
Risbu,ns CnfanSisAtsr % gr',sr be E'tt at,ats''
efaI sa ! oct esIe facet ae sas &efs tsr
at tsss eano susr slrbstee, tor etu ssiss'N
etnlo sHtr Tor at bsisss cIGst % Benasr'
fad btiss ersr Eris tit -
A. r. JOHNSON&CO.,
Cor. Bird & Sibley SITS. ST, PAUL. MINI
8. 16. 5au 81. IN. P.l
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-08
&om Hrar,
9anDieQer sSiQetter

II ale ettber, bpor I,Sist ssnS Rness, ipstnnsfsta'
9afota, Tgontana. Seabc. n~satb'"s's"'
creesa tar California iGisss bia'sh psA o'rf
sontor. vi Tan Ftrt trbpsr Uir,tIis saHsisSu etatshs
etutt, tnrtu ban itsu ,ituI nit sans tGH 3'rnesnR
IouS, ia fdu s,u, Tom i~crsirGttsr at banhit uss stne'
rps'ulontrr, pit jtau ia pua at ,omms til Os titsr sA'
I.sl.a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09

oliver who rudely requested him to
SIT up and not occupy two seats. He
told oliver that he was watching the
other seat for his friend, but oliver said
no gentleman would be so selfish as to
claim two seats, at the same time shak-
ing him roughly. He resented this
treatment by striking oliver in the
face. upon which the latter drew re-
volver and shot him.
Blanton is Il small man of delicate
build and thin features, Weighing prob
ably about one hundred and thirty
pounds. He had a determined look, and
though below the average in height, had
the appearance of a man who would do
all he could to defend himself when i'm
posed upon. The merits of the case.
however, will be determined upon in the
courts.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grand Auction Sale
INSIDE PROPERTY
ROANOKE,
The great industrial center of Virginia
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1890.
Woodland Park,

Three blocks from the established bust
ness center of Roanoke, at the junction
of the Norfolk and Western and Roam
ol1e and Southern railroads. has been
subdivided into lots, and will he sold at
auction October II. Scheduled prices
will admit of from 100 to 300 per cent.
profit to the purchasers in the immcdi-
ate future. a large attendance of buy
crs is expected from all parts of the
country. This sale will inauguratc the
great fall activity in the Roanoke real
estate market, and is the best oppor-
tunity ever offered for both quick turns
and permanent investment. One of the
most noted auc tionccrs in the country
will oiIciatc. Watch the newspapers
for further announcements of this OK
traordinary sale. Woodland Park has
long been held with the idea that the
city would take it and make it a park in
the center of Roanoke. We have pur
chased it and will sell it for business
and residence purposes. 1t contains
fifty twcnty-fivc-foot business lots on
Campbell street. an established bust
ness street, with thirtyfoot alley,
through which side tracks will be built
to make available for wholesale and
warehouse purposes; 100 fine residence
lots on a beautiful wooded elevation
overlooking Roanoke. 1t will all ulti
matcly come into use for business, be-
ing only two or three minutes walk
from the corner of jefferson street and
Salem avenue. Enormous profits in the
prices at which these lots will be offered.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

-Four of the six boilers at sawmill in
Muskegon, Michigan, exploded ycstcr-
day, wrecking the mill and throwing
the other two from their foundations.
Six men were injured, one fatally.
The condition of the King of Holland
was unchanged yesterday.
G.. n. Shell, tho Alliance and Tillman-
lite candidate for Congress in the Fourth
South Carolina district, has received the
Democratic nomination i'll the primaries
The revenue of the French govern
ment during the month of September
showed an increase of 9,l0O. 900 francs
over revenue of corresponding month
last year.
The seventh annual Indian conference
is III session at Lake MohC nix
y despatch from Buenos Ayres saws
that the reports Of an impending revo-
luton are without foundation.
The Census Bureau yesterday an
nounccd the population of the state of
Nebraska To be 1856, 793; increase, COZ
il3, or 1867 per cent. State of New
Jersey, l,iil,0lT; increase, 300,90l, or
27.40 per cent.
j. ). BAILEY, a large lumber dealer in
Southeast Georgia, was killed on Satilla
River, Camden county, Tuesday night
by one of his clerks named Patterson.
Tho Government has forbidden the
importation into England OF live cattle
from Holland.
THE TIMES receives and prints daily
five times as much telegraphic news as
any other paper in Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
"a PIGMENT or FICTION"
The Norfolk and Western Is Not Building
ANY More Hotels Mt rrcsent

Any More Hotels at Present.
report comes that the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company contcm-
plates the erection of not less than
twenty new hotels along their line in
Virginia. NEWLY Journal of Finance.
The above item was shown to Major
Nj. w. Bryan, manager of the real estate
department of the Norfolk and Western.
who said that there was no truth in it,
Northern newspapers said Major
Bryan, seem to think that the Norfolk
and Western is erecting all the hotels
in course of construction in Southw est
Virginia. The company owns only three
hotels, Hotel Roanoke, Maple Shade
Inn, at Pulaski, and Blucficld Inn. at
Bluetield. and will not erect more. A
number of hotels are going up on its
lines. but they arc being built entirely
independent of the Norfolk and West
ern. a rumor was current not long ago
that the Norfolk and Western had pur-
chased the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, but that was like this, without
foundation
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Ina Comntosc Condition.

Mr.. Samuel Ferguson. of Franklin
county, who had load of produce for
sale at the market yesterday, left his
four-year-old son, Jessie, in the wagon
for short time, and on his return found
the little fellow in comatose condi-
ton. The services of a physician were
secured and the lad was taken to the re-
sidence of Mr.. Il. +. Black on EDGE
wood street. but at last accounts it was
not thought that he could survive. The
cause of his condition is IA mystery.
When an advertiser wants quantity in
stead Of quality he uses bill board.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
FOR THE ROANOKE HOSPITAL.
Additional Subscriptions Reported to the
Amount of 81 ,O2J.

The hospital canvassing committee is
still busily at work for funds for the
hospital and is very sanguine as to the
final outcome of it's labors. In CONVEX
satlon with with TIMES reporter yes
terday Mr.. r. L. Fishburnc, n member
of the committee, said he was meeting
with much encouragement and did not
propose to cease his efforts till fund of
$4,000 was raised for the proposed hos
pital.
Interest in the effort was felt in the
country around this city land he expected
substantial aid from the people of other
places in this vicinity, for with good
hospital here patients might be expected
from all parts of Southwest Virginia
The ann Is not only to have Il place for
nursing the sick, but for treatment of
special diseases. lie reported the fol-
lowing collections Yesterday:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Invested Sold and Kcinvested.

Hon. Andrew Broaddus, clerk of the
Page County courts, and editor of the
Page county News, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. Broaddus at the the
house of Captain j. Crane, whose wife
is sister of Mrs. Broaddus, returned
home yesterday Mr.. Broaddus made
several investments while here, realized,
and reinvested again. Roanoke is one
of the few places in which such quick
turns can be made.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
"Hcrminic" Last Night.

''Hcrminie," presented at the Opera
House last night by William Rcdmund.
with tirst-class support. was one of the
best entertainments of the season. The
characters are all good. and the parts
were well sustained. Tho play is full
of pathos and humor, with intensely in
tcresting and dramatic situations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
4 FURNITuRE FACTORY.


tcrprise Tor kOanOke.
Messrs. d. w. and Il. II. Buck, OF
New York have been in Roanoke soy
eral days with view to locating fur
niture factory that will employ 100 hands
at the start. They have been given
satisfactory assurances that free site,
and other inducements will be offered /,
inc gentlemen say that these terms
Will be accepted by the parties they re-
present, and the matter will be definitely
settled It's soon as the parties can bo
conferred with.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
A Cold Storage Company.

The Virginia Packing House and Cold
Storage Company is getting matters into
shape for the erection OF $40, 900 plant
in Roanoke. Already $40, 900 worth of its
stock has been subscribed for, and the
stock has only been on the market three
weeks. Such an establishment will
prove decided addition to the mcrcan-
tito and local trade of Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Two Weddings Coming.

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day by the clerk of the corporation
court to Mr.. James NJ. Maupin and Miss
Lille w. frey, and to Mr.. George
Rensch and Miss Lula B. Martin. Tho
first named coupie SMS'ill DO married at
Greene Memorial Church, and Rev. j.
ii. Boyd will be the officiating minister.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
No Meeting Was Held.

Owing to the absence from the city of
several members of the Commercial
Club committee they did not hold a
meeting with Mr. pechin last night in
regard to making preparations for enter
tanning the Iron and Steel Institute
visitors. y meeting will be held in a
few DAYS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Wedding RelIs.

Wayland Rupert, of Danville, was.
married at the First Presbyterian Church
yesterday to Miss Alice Langhorne, of
this city, and the marriage was per-
formed by Rev. w. c. Campbell
MIR. George Pensch and Miss Lula Il.
Martin werc married yesterday at the
residence of the brides father, Mr..
James +. Martin, by Rev. w. c. Camp
bell
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09

The Fifty-Sccond Congress VIII Not Know
Them-A Notable List-Bcn Butter
worth and Tom Browne, Frank Lawler
and William McAdoo, Charles Gibson
and n. P.I;anks-New YOrk's Defeated
and the Alliances Victims.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
The Connie nepnris

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-[Spcciall-
Comic Dc Paris and his party made a
visit to Mt. Vernon to-day. At ; o'clock
they left for Norfolk and Richmond
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
THE TIMES LABOR COLUMN.
Items of Interest for Union Men
and Organized Labor.

At the meeting of the Federation of
Labor last night President Henderson
was installed and presided over the
meeting for the first time. The other
new officers were installed
committee was appointed to formu-
late Il constitution and report at the
next regular meeting. The committee
is composed of Mcssrs. j. II. Joyce, w.
III. Turnbull and Il. +. Burlington.
The time of meeting was changed
from every week to Wednesday night
every two weeks.
Credentials were received from
Adam Morrison, Thomas Cameron and
William .lIaering as new delegates from
the Tailors' Union, elected last Monday
night.
resolution was passed extending to
delegates the privilege to invite friends
who arc members of any of the different
unions to attend the meetings of the
Federation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Given Sixty nnys.

The case of John NJ. Martin. charged
with obtaining money on false preten-
SEES, was resumed in Justice Howerton's
court yesterday. After listening to the
argument, he was sentenced to jail for
sixty days by Justice Howerton. As
there are several other cases TO be heard
from, Martins stay in that roformatory
institution is likely to be lengthy.
The Weather To-day.
For Virginia Fair, slightly warmer,
southcrly winds.
THE TIMES offers its readers daily SO
per cent. more genuine news than any
other paper in Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Closed on Account of Death.

The office of Hughes IL Camp, w. p.
Camp & Co. and the Camp Company will
be closed to-day on account Of the death
of Mr.. w. p Camps father at AIRING
ton, Nelson county, yesterday morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Tenrimg Down the Lutheran Chu

The work of tearing down the old
Lutheran Church, preparatory to erect
ing the new $1,000 structure, has be-
gun. The work will now be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Marble Cutters in Convention.

convention of marble cutters was
held at the Chimney Corner, New York,
on Tuesday for the purpose of forming a
national organization. Delegates were
present from sixteen cities, including
Chicago, Boston. New Orleans, Dallas
Ten, and the different marble ccntcrs of
Georgia and Vermont. A. Il. Smith, of
Allegheny City, was elected temporary
chairman, and VIM. Heating, of New
York, temporary secretary. y credcn-
tial committee and committee to for
mulate plan for a permanent organiza-
ton were appointed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
Labor Notes.

The striking miners of Ishpeming
held meeting Wednesday, $500 work
men being present. A committee was
appointed to submit compromise pro-
position to the company. The men are
good natured and orderly, but have com
PEELED every man to leave the under
ground workings of the mines.
Several employers in Liverpool have
yielded to the demands of their cartmen
for increased wages and shorter hours.
Seven hundred cartmen have resumed
work. The dock laborcr refuse to un-
load carts that arc loaded by non-union
men and consequently work on the
dock is stagnant.
The strike of silk ribbon weavers in
johnson. Cowdcn q Co.'S. mill at River
side, n. j.. was settled yesterday morn
ing. The weavers, numbering 1870, went
to work at their old wages.
The labor troubles on the London
docks have become so bad that the com
pany feels compelled to end them The
labor leaders can not control the men.
who strike without their sanction The
ship overs federation will open a
register for Il free labor league a sick
fund will he provided for EMPLOYEES.
and all union men will be locked out.
THE TIMES is the only paper in Roa-
noke which had tho courage and enter
prise to invest money in telegraph,c
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
EXCITING SHOOTING AFFRAY.
n. B. oliver Wounds 7. r. BIan-
ton, of FIipping, w. Va.

Bianton Occupied Two Seats in n Car and
oliver Assumed the Right to Censure
Naturalization demonstrated With n
Pair of Brass Knuckles and oliver
Pulled Gun on Him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-09
NOT VERY SMOOTH SAILING.
The Street Car Company o.
posed at Several Points.

The Norfolk AMI Western Has Its w.x-.
reunions Presented Against the Uso
OF Salem Avenue, Against Side Tracks
an" in Favor of the Fiat Raii--what
PROMINENT Business Men Have to Saw.