Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-25
BRIEF MENTION.
YESTERDAYS NEWS In SH0R
PARAGRAPHS.
as COMPILED BY THE REPORTED
steam Heater for Hotel Felix. In Il Q
sewer He Went. Tho New Bapti It
Church. Big Money from the Bi r
Rooms.

Mr.. T. NJ. Jones, representing tie
Richmond Times, is in the city.
The Masons of the city had nj ,e
supper at their lodge rooms Ia st
night.
Col George w. Hansbrough, of S I
lem, was in the city yesterday atten l.
ing to legal matters.
A. Fl. Buoroughs, esq, commo l.
wealth's attorney of Lynchburg, isl
here.
Mr. Samuel Kinnier is rapidly le-
covering from the effects of his rece 1T
fall.
Another candidate is out for the
mayoralty. This time it is Mr. Mic J.
ael Driscoll, of East Roanoke.
The Steam heating apparatus f,r
the Hotel Felix has arrived and w IL
be put in at once.
Col. G. r. w. Armes, treasurer If
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, is
registered at Hotel Roanoke.
Train No. 1, on the Shenando; h
road was delayed for five hours yes
terday. An accident to the engine
was the cause.
Mrs. John o. Hanes left yesterd; y
morning for Lynchburg in response o
q telegrm announcing the serious j l.
ness of her mother, Mrs. Craddock.
Work on the new Baptist chur' h
will soon be commenced. 1t will re
a handsome structure GO by 80 feet n
dimension.
Commissioner Turner has issue
thirty-one liquor licenses and le-
ceived $13, 62S.29 for them Not
single coupon has been rendered.
Hon. w. a. Anderson, member IF
the House of Delegates from Roc :
bridge county, was in the city yes
terday.
The clerk of the Corporation COZ It
Yesterday issued marriage license o
Mr.. Edward p. Dougherty and NJ. IS
Rosa Spiers.
Captain w. H. Childress. of Bic :
ley's Mill, Wise county, is visiting is
father, DR.. A. w. Childress, of II is
city.
John Smith fell in sewer pipe II
Wednesday evening and hurt hi /
self about the head and face. Re
was locked up in Jail.
X. P. Lowe and G. 7. Hateth, If
New York City, are in Roanoke \
vestigating properties preliminary o
investing.
MIR. Charles W. Williams, for sol e
time past connected with Marshal 5
Cafe, left yesterday for Petersbu Z
his old home.
Judge Watkins, of Farmville, ha =
ing in charge his invalid daughttr,
passed through the city yesterday IL
route home.
Charles s. Marshall, OF Fauqu; 9r
county has been in the city for sol Q
days looking after investments.
Mr.. John A. Pack, ticket agent If
the Union depot, accompanied by t is
bride nee Miss Sallie Gilmore, retuc l.
ed yesterday from their bridal to r
which lasted several weeks.
The canvas of the Roanoke Ligl t
Infantry has been very successful, al d
O sufficient SUM to send them to Il q
Lee statue unwilling will be realize |.
They will have new uniforms.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wallace was buried n
the city cemetery yesterday aft: :
ternoon at 3 o'clock. A large CO :.
course of people was present at tie
funeral.
e Mr.. +. j. Chapman, of Roanoke, +: =
purchased the farm of Colonel Robe I
Savers, near Kent's Mill, Wytte
county, for $4,000
The remains of Miss Agnass TER
who died in Roanoke Monday, wei c
brought here and inferred in the q /
Terry burying ground.-Adyance.
Fifty negro laborers from Campo; |
county passed through the city ye
terday evening Ell route to the Gin:
Valley division of the Norfolk an
| Western railroad.
Judge William j. Robertson, #
Charlottesville, is in the city. He ;
counsel in the case of the Fidelity
company of Philadelphia, against t.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad con
pany.
The case of William Cole, charge |
with making an assault upon DO
named Price, will be tried before Jr:-
tice S. w. Howerton this afternoon a.
o'clock. Cole is out on $50 bail.
Mr.. Edward Daugherty and Mis-
Rosa e. Spiers, both of East Roanoke
were married yesterday afternoon
6 o'clock at the parsonage OF tn
Methodist Episcopal Church Soutc
Rev. j. H. Boyd OBLIGATED.
DIR. o. f. Richten and Miss Nor;
Kinnirey were married at the Sweo
Chalybeate Springs, Virginia, on TIL
23d instant, by Rev. Father j. W
Lynch, of this city, assisted by Rev
T. J. Duffy, of Lewisburg, West Viz
GINA.
DIR. Hippo, delivered a very fir
lecture at Christiansburg Wednesda,
night to small but select audience,fci
the benefit of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. was sorryso man,
of our men were at Carnegie City
and that the able lecturer had so fen
to enjoy his most admirable lecture
Advance.
President Norton, of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, will react
Roanoke this morning in specie |
train on his way to the South for
tour over his system. He is accom-
panied by Mr.. J. Fl. Schiff, of the
firm of Khun, Loeb & Co., New York
and Mr.. Cassell. of London, England