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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

5Ortammsret isru9eS, ca Blooet
ia boor ifai bet M tomms no? SO -
fra beirs SicrteIammer eaar Ell 8uls.
aare III 2ungerue, % iuo bernie dars
ortpes MI BGooet meo iuto 9rait %
siennem BERNIE ino ! 2nu8erne.
Saa er oa bet Blob, Tom bar caret
ubs aroppeu, tOmmst IND ! 2uuserne.
Spao Hal bet iaa Der? Suarct CT
inart slust: bet itat oiotno for at reus
les. % bet fan not tiltr9n8es, iOr bet
Blob, Tom tommer tilbaee lra i'm RetIe
uo / 2egemet, bet er msrtereot %
urent; men | 2unssrnes fine Narer
renies bet pso ben frilte Cult, iom ino.
uanoeS; bet blir peo 2uitens 9uaptrs.
ming after lpiersot % rent. % ira
auussrne itrgmmer III bet reRieoe Blob
9ienuem 2urgeblooaarerte poatD til
ba8e til 6iertet. Qunsebloounrerue
number no ! peritre 6ortammer; G4'
reu inc til u%enitre Siertefammer ltaar
aaben; 8tooet ruler oerinO % iortiat.
ter oerira after lin 8ei no / 2egemet
for at tiligre bette upc &rGiter.
Vi FAR M altian iuI0t Ilo0ct pGa
bets Bel oienism2e9cmei. 81 bar
ieet, at ira U~enitre 0iertetammer itr6rt
MGR SluOet iriitt lpierOot no 2egemct.
al bgire 6iertefammer itremmtr mpr
icrgot Bloo tilbage. 9ette tolOcr man
8tOoet3 itore areoslsb. 7eta Bei fra
bsire 6ierte til 9nnasrue % tiiba9e til
psnitre 6jerte fables oerimOo BET ltle
arcoslgb.
Mdu a%uiIaar 8lcomRn9oeu bos bet
borne Weuneite til omtrent 6 Charts.
Sele oenue MasIe saar 0ienuem Siers
tet / tortere lib sno ct balpt W(inut.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Cole 3ari. Wtnn

Gfteriom ies | Fbite -Yoft" iaa Rpgct fra
Amns 4labs, pil leg o9iaa ie, ON bet life
saar an at ltripe ltbt | 3ereS Blao.
aser % eng Ter lopenoe uo M. He8n
bar hi baot / Operi1ob berOm'rins, iaa bpiS
bet HE bltper noaen 9lplius iaar, maa bet
bIiue Gnbet enb 3srte, Der %icroGrper ben
for oS. ginb bar ri U9iaa bapt not al til
oeune 8io, iaa gsrenc bar i'te bapt no9en
Srieoning til at iatts Stuit. Sarnlerns 9aar
msb Smil ON Qrberne % flyer til bpernnore:
o sto ri nh funoe faa Snobpftnin9en, eItsrs
iom bet M Ter no til at pore % tribes I Den
bIsoe Sorobuno. Seq for min 3el ipnes,
al 8armerue er iaa 9pot itilcbc her, at bet
tr iueen Sare n,eo benz; ON be life faar ben
bsoite aultns, iom sipes, iaa mao De enooa
bore CUB tafnemmelige for, bpao be mo
hsiter. Srust al iorltieatse Sla9s bl'oer
bet saulte me9et al ium I. eg. Blommer,
SriugsbRr og andre SOrter. y.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
humboldt. MnrihaQ Go. pstnn.


bumbcIot sr %bsIt99enoe | oen eItre Vel al
Naribal Gouutp. Sc isrfts SettIere Tom
bib for 7 8 War lioen, % eersS fsrite 6uis
bar imaa Sorp- eIer 3pmmerbptter, men
BE- Ilsits bar M faaet iig scoe % rummeIi9e
Sui.. Bet, Garmerns % Gnors Der MI
ssntsr paa, cr Sernbane; tbi bet er NOT liot
baarbt at maatte tisre 25 a 80 gRiIe til
Rarieb. 6umbuIot ian rpt blios itSrre rtso
Htben, snoItlgnt her M fun er Q Stores, ct
pot Office os Q 5eeo Msasr. Ger er 'tiftet
IN Q9ieforenina ipm teller mango gaeolsm'
zasr, os her sr oeiaa Misunderstanding %
apinoe-Sorenina % ie9 buffer life Napnene
paa ale be Gorentnger, iom her er imttftet.
Ser or IN norit.IutberIt Renisbeo, iom
b~.tt.rss af IuItor 9it8uIeu, iom CT tro /
IL Ralb.
GuIinsen fer meset scot nb iaar, iiGr pan
tsrt 2auo, ba bet bar oPret ms8et Re8n I
ben ienere lib. Iaar forte Soften iommer
oampenos forbi Sumbplot iaa bllper bet mol
ptp / Sarmsrns Der, maa 5 trc.
On Rpromano.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Bet Tj9bncipansre 0las.

@n Manb negteoe paa i'm Srplnsoas
Of britte en- Dram.
"Spab for Moset? 8il on life brittle
an 8ram?" iasoe hans Brro.
"gei, ieg - tan life; ieg er NIbplos'
mano."
$50, gbmarb, pii bu pirielis life
Srttte ct @las paa Dor 8rpanpsoasP"
@owarb iparebe life.
"Se her," pebblep bans Bruo leenoe,
mn bielpsr inssn stibulosprinciper;
MI ital bu b%riife," % iamtibig iatte
bun @losIet til bans 3eber.
6riitelien bar for flor. @otparp
brat.
Wen igr SelIfabet brgb op peo Wtos
not, laa ban beruiet paa en- Scfa, o9
mart bleu bet pitterlig for Ile, at Den
letlinoi9e 8ruo bar en- SranferS 6us
ltrn. Otter 2 glars sG9teIfab tunoe
gun lttc l9n9ere ubbolbe oct, bun Tor.
ioo I'm Manb os peubtc biem l9len til
nne 6orRlore. De enc @laS pad
~SrguupSot gen baoee oraset mango el'
Nr ll9. Sapoe bun lille friltet ban til
at tn0e bet iSrite @las, iaa maaite be
9oooe lepst lpttelist lammen % alorl9
iGntt paa at titles.
6rtit berfor albris No9en til at
brittle!
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Slao Sfaplau.

pans Grbsios bar lie ipilot,
bm Bet ei f1roiet blsu;
let iptre oil 90 gro iaa fill,
Yet Orb, ban talte, I,rsp.
Soert Orb al BAN bar iistst ers,
Nfeo Sanobsosdniuar iaa'o;
Ds IaaOan Gao fan Tile os;
a1t ben bar SIsrter naa'o.
Wfan9t Orb ar ian ben TONNE Gam,
Ven buIe Stal % 2pgn;
Oct 'tpoer frem meO Brali % Bran
90 ltoer iun ct 9sgn.
G9 mattsen bIep en- sammel Rauo
Som alorts lepet bar,
SotS 8Ierntu9 itreoet bIsp / Sano
C9 itrag uo1lettet bar.
Ssr9 e. forbi hans Stu blep tprtl
Yet er et uoen Sppr;
Oct Nrbetoe, iom ban bar sicrt,
@r Sob / opbe Soro.
Gin forte 2ipstraao limited han
I'll Solber8S, lang os itRrt;
Stlgnt osOe ban iom Bergelano,
6Dr tGrotgt par bans Bert.
T.. N.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
$500 for CT aammel mnnt

Z blr Een9e mnntet IDr 1871 nfe0 tD0eliot
Qarstal, ieno et 2sGeuts 5rimGrte ior a
GlrtulRre ON itIeloue Wputer. glanot be
Wpntsr, 81 fIgber, iial ri her nRpHe np9le
iaa og be 4rtisr, 81 tetaler for oem.
81 for Center ira 1856; $50 for 25sGeuter
ira 1923 o. 1927; $500 ior en- SBlpootldr
ira 1904; $50 ior Sglocouars ira 1851, 1852
% 1858 meo Liberty seated; s. for aobs
Der Center ira 1904; 81 for Gob6ersGeuter
ira 1899 og Sunoreoer al andre Slngs Ga
Iatoer. vi betalec bgie 9riier. buis Npns
terue CT / Den rette Stano. Seao eiter Sir.
,ul9re ioag. &oresle:
The Rare Coin Co, Ninneayolis, Rian.
40.17.3
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Boo Daarlis appetit CT ben ct ufsilbar,
Iigt %q9aemioost.
Woc @allct CT ben ct acot DioosL
eftsrat man fsrit bar tagst IND 3 e1er 4 al
SesielrotAs Blob. os 2~epsrptner.
Com Sorsbgsesliesmiooel mob 'gRa'
larta" % ieberartsoe Susoomme, idnioHi
aolOieber, Reruefebsr, intermittent Be-
Der 0. .. er 5esieIrOtbS 5ernOin uoosr'
trnIfelig.
Rso a~lmino.lig Sbasbee. 5esisIroths
9sruoin er ct uomariet Stprfemiooel tor
belle Spitsmet oa brtHSer Gtosoirfiomteoen
itbage til ianonnne CrGansr, Der ere blspus
Happeoe formsoeiit Spaoom sler cveraH'
ltrRugeiie.
RsrbeHsrfenoe. Gloria snonu n Der
blepeu tilbuot ct 29gemiooei iaa ppptriist
for forilappeos Rerosr hos beage Rpm.
Bloeforn1tuse. Sesieirotbs 5erupin
er aoot iorut ioruue oa itgrte Blobsts On"
irtnina.
5or firofulSie essoomms o. ale Slae,
lloilet er Sesielroibs 3ernotH tienIlgt pa1
8ruuo al at ben itpr,sr Btooet, boi5 SOasbeo
iom oiteit sr oisie Sn1oommes Gdri1g
4oS bet bbiDt 5ioo, i1u alrntuoeii8t boz
8ptuoer, GRr. stcsheo beri qauoet, anbeias
les 6esietrotbs 3eruotn paa bet aterbDteits.
gris: gr. 5lafe 81; 6 fIailer ior S..
Eorlaug al Goers apotbeier at fna 6es.
ielrotb5 9Cruuin (HesscirOths Wine or
I from og tda iuaeH aubeu I oeu5 Steo. 0ot5
ban life bar ben, "TRIP ga oirette til mtg og
inolrg geuge, i1a i'al ie9 nteo GrpreB ieuoe
Cher iaamar1e Jlajter Tom enites.
2anrcnce ScSfelrptb,
grdmiufrrt Iputb,tsr.
107 Gait Chicago aOerue. G5tcdqL 80.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
DR.. Sianro Sbieu rleuer, Of man

DIR. Sisnrb Sbien rleuer. at man !
gtorse iprit bsr tribe til Oronins al
81 niulatpaienet. Der itaar 81 enise,
Os bet granger Osiaa stunpmiite Sute'
resier spprssmaulet irsm. San ltrIuer
i lin BOG: "Gn Drbnins meo iarltilte
aoniuler err paairapei al pastise mate
riele Snteresier. Den er pclitilf %
administrative let ~siennsmisrlis. Zen
uil yaaitpnbe bet enoslise uniOnele Cp.
aisr, Der alorls maa tables al Sme.
Ca oerfor Dor ben blive til girteiisbeo
10 for 10 beGler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
SnHueu,aen fraper pebparenbe man.

&c Dire i Gnslanb. On snielt Batal.
Jon i aincOlnibire bar l02 ip9e sOloa'
ter. 8 girminsbam er 9~spelisbscen
iiar flor blanot aaserus, al bptlie utte
sr bpes az 9~nflusnSa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
correspondence.

,-,,tcrer ut,n Ram % ssrts', iua,s IN, u,lus-
,.f,r M, b, tIir HE nssns qitnntmtafis o'.s.
f,S'.,r eopna riI ifs bIius sF,rtIlesisrt. NIB,
,irtr, p,s'cHmsnss aor,t'~- Sn' snfsr b. m'n N'
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

aareuis leb jes at en- 9%eperipsbom
% saooe cpsipet oft Saab ON at blioe
oe'rlet Tor mine Smerter; tiliiat brnste
l9 Or. @usuit aSnis's Sambnrser
SrHaber O9 | fort 3ib blep ies belbre'
Vet- y. Sebn, glaptpn, Wo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

iflRrer Ell Bulsaare ooer. Sporleoes
BlUoet itsbpis briues irem i 8ul8aas
rerne, bet fan man iorSurist mRrte,
naar man logger Besefinseren pua ct
eler anbet Steo, boor en- Bulsaare
tommer nar ino unoer Suoen, Tom for
@rempel ueb Saanoleoet openior Cont
melfingeren. Man tan pa tpoelis bsre
Blpoets 8ulen Siennem Garen. 2as
aerne fcler oerior osiaa paa ben Sp9es
8uls, naar be oil beosmme Sp9ooms
men eiter Siertets burtisere eler lang
lommere Slas.
FRA Den nDe Yulsaare oriue5 MI
Blooet sjenuem 8ulsaarerne uo / bele
Qesemet Og fommer oa tiliut 10 /
Saartarnettet buor, iom fsr napnt,
9ulsaarernes ps Blooaarernes iinelte
Creme 9aar oper ! 9peranore. 8 Saar.
farnettet bonner M Blooet ouer |
Blobaarens: oisie iamler zig after i
fgrre Os itsrre aarer, us tilllut font
mer 8loost siennem bisie tilbass til
bsire Sortammsr, buor be tore Blob
aarer number ub. Sra bette Sorfam.
mer IND til bsire Sierteiammer itaar
9srene peb globetS aomms paa bib
beg; Blooet ruler oerior lise IND
bDire Sisrtetammer. 9ette blir nu
mart fulot al Blob; men ba traiter
bet zig sisbtittelis iammsn. 9sren til
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
CHINESE IRON.
W'oxhs q Modern ChRractcP Soon 20
he Erected In China.

VoShS q Modern Character Soon 90
lie Erected In China.
The Chinese wall was prohibitory OF
imported labor and foreign ideas. It
was isolation on an imperial scale ODD
o big patch OF the planetary crust IN
closed In q fence and made secure with
o paddock. British cannon mode O
crack In the old barrier und the nrts,
sciences and Industries Of the outside
world followed tho rcdcoatS into tho
Mongoinn inclosurc-
The yeast in tho dough has been
working over since. Western civfltzo-
ton has inoculatcd ON empire a1,d. tho
pigtails of Confucius nrc coming undey
the hendgcar of European hatters
Chino is not now tho stagnnnt pool OF the
past centuries 1t IS being permsa&ed
with new ideas ond vivifying cnorgies
of allen descent are percolating through
It's institutions and industries a
shrcwd, prudent and thrifty rooo uSo
copying tho figures Of the western
slate and7in commerce and enterprise
orc moking radical and rapid advances
Iron end steel works on European plens
nT,e included In tho now Departure
On tho slope OF the Hamyang ht1ls
opposite che native city Of IIanhow o
series Of works arc In process OF
erection TINT promise to be completed
and of considerable Importance, says
the Ago of Steel They will comprise
two largo blast furnaces of the Glove
land type, with the appurtenances, op>
paratus and machinery capable OF pro
ducing ubous ono hundred tons cf pig
iron daily. A complete Besse1ner plant
will be added including two flvo-+oo
conve<tors, with cupolns, casting
cranes, blowing engines, etc The
specifications also include large roll
mill, with necessary lnachinery nRlop-
pIratus
a Sic:nenslMartin plant will compSgAo
the steel works The iron dcpartdneut
will include twcnty pudding furnaces
end plato and bar mill These works
will cover twenty acres. a foreign
technical staff has been secured, and In
tho course OF few months steel rails
for Chinese railways, soft steel tor
ships plates and special metels fr
small arms and gun factory win be
home prod uctions
These industries are initial, oH pre-
1fnina-y, aud, circumstances avorinq
the supply OF crude materials ond motive
aptitude, tt Is but question of time
when the Monaghan demand for for
cign motal will DO measured only hy
tho limit of nntivc supply.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
rnfnriatctl SQUIRRELS.

a Freetown Ky man ut ST. bous
hotel tells remarkable story. lie says
that when i've was about twenty years
Of nec he was CD ardent sportsman, end
used 70 frequent the woods about his
native village. One day he net vest
nr1ny of squirrels advancing straight
toward him. md he accidentally trod on
one and killed It The sight of their
dead brother seemed to rouse tho fight
Ing blood In the rest, and they swarned
all over him, biting through his cloth
ing and lacerating him terribly. lie
screamed with pain, ond his dog, which
was nenr by, came TO his assistance, but
before the faithful animal got within n
dozen yards Of it's master it was set
upon Try the madtened squirrels nnd
torn to pieces At last the young man
managed TO break oway, and escaped
with his life, though he was confined 10
his bed foy weeks.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
True TO HIS CHuRoh.

a OoE That Wouldn't Change dffs pklce
of Sunday Resort.
TN Greenfield Meadows, Mass, elUut
1e4S" wrttos q correspondent Of the
Youths Companion, lived one Edwin
Sneod, o farmer, whose dog was as
constant US hts master IN attendance
at tho Odd First church The meeting
house contained high palpit, which
was approached by winding staips IN
trout ct thc gallery ccalta;niny the
singers When tie congregation cn-
tered the church. the Old dog, with the
utinoct gravity of manner, always
climbed the pulpit stairs ond eoqnpneed
himself for O nap
"Abou. 1851 aftoPations were made
in the meeting house Tho seats ypc-e
turned around, platfor;n was erected
at tho other end OF the church, end O
modern desk was placed upon it.
when the day ee1nc for the reope0-
Ing OF the church the old dog walked In
with the rest, ond, weaving an express
sion Of deep disgust ct the changed mp
pearaooe OF thinge, sought the stairs
leading 20 the old pulpit which, alas!
had disappeared forever. lie walked
up ooe aisle and down the other,
looking disturbed. ond apparently
aware Thea he WAS the OBJECT OF i'll
suppressed mcr,Ineat, until ut kast,
hearing the voice OF. good old Dr..
Chandler in the opening services, he re-
luctantty end sharnefaeodly mounted
the modern platform nnd composed
himself 10 sleep.
mot long otter this Mr.. Smcatidied,
ond his fuln was sold 70 Mr.. Par-
menteF. o good Baptist deacon who OF
tended his church in the villnge
Tho dog stuck 10 the farm, bE. I'D
not take to the new religion. Every
Sunday morning when the fcm1y start
ed for church he was ready and trotted
elong By tho side OF the wagon until be
caIn5 10 tho place where tho rocd
branched OF toward tho Congregational
meeting house At thnt point he parted
company with the family and stood by
his own crocd
"Fof como years longer the Old dog
WIGS the rDoet constant mombcr OF that
society, never missing attendance upon
tho Sunday services, rain or shina, until
his dog days were ended
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
Amateur rhotos nphy.

A contributor 10 the Boston Jourr.rl
says new summer occupation is thet OF
teaching photography. a bright Brook
lyn girl earns living by giving les
Cons In photography to those who wish
to understand end to use cameras for
amateur or professional purposes Be
sides giving lessons, she prints AID
mounts much OF tho work Of her patrons
and pupils Although amateur pho
tography 'aoy bc taught ell the yecr
round, its especial season Is Il the SUM-
NOR, when tourists wish to preserve pic
toriGl notes of travel and WHOM su:a:ncr
guests look for pleasant occupation ot
leisure houra
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21

eight soldicr-visitors during tho coming
grand army enoampment TO be held in
Detroit In August, with their wives nr.l
families
And no wears his honors like tho
modest man he is
Few meeting him casually would
dream that he Yves engaged IN all the
actions of tho army of the Potomac, that
he had participated In TWENTY-FIVE en-
gagemcnts and had seen eighteen years
OF hard service
There Is a chapter of history In evory
detail OF such IL lilo, lesson Of patriot
ism. which every young man would do
we'll to commit to memory. And 1t Ia
intensified by tho fact that Gen. Pull
ford. who fought so valiantly for tho
stars and stripes, was born under tho
union Jack; Is by birth an Enelishman,
by adoption TN American
Ono Incident In connection with his
nativity Ks rather amusing. When tho
general married his present wife he
went abroad on n bridal tour, and rnade
London his headquarters Everywhere
he went he was received as On A1ncri.
con offioes, and feted as sMch Il was
the time when Bradluugh was contest
ing his scat In parliament and the polit-
cal and personal contest WIS very eS-
citing AL strangers wero doborred
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
BIsEVITIES.

The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor" had picnic at
Jacks cave yesterday, and in spite of
the inclemency OF the weather everyone
enjoyed themselves, especially explor-
ing new parts OF the cave.
The Misses Martin, OF Norfolk. are
visiting Mrs. Major Ballard, on Main
Stret t.
The Baptist Sunday-school of Salem,
held picnic at Washington Heights
and, as is characteristic had wet"
day.
Mr.. Sanders, of Hinton & Sanders.
left for Washington, d. c., to watch q
game of ball, in which his brother Zen
Sanders, of the Athletics, Philadelphia,
was to pitch.
r. S. Stearnes, who has been in Gin
cinnatti for several days, returned to
the city yesterday.
J. z. Walker left for Dublin on short
visit to his home.
Miss Addie Greenwood, Of St Louis
street, loft yesterday for sojourn in
Northern Virginia.
Miss Minnie Burks has returned
to her homo on Main street. Sho
has been visiting in Roanoke.
1t was reported on tho streets ye,ttr.
day that Hotel Salon had been leased,
but to whom your scribe could not ascer-
tain.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
THE LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION
To Meet In Salem on the Sixteenth Of
September.

To Meet In Salem on the Sixteenth of
September.
1t has been officially decided that the
Democratic convention shall lie held in
Salon September 16.
M. G. Thomas, chairman of the Demo-
cratic executive committee for Roanoke
city, told TIMES reporter yesterday
morning that tho matter had been SGT.
tied without tho voice of the Mont
gomery county chairman, nothing hav
ing been heard from him, although the
question was left unsettled for several
days to hear from him and get hikAicws
on the subject.
The convention to nominate n senator
for this district will meet at 1880 o'clock
p. M. on that day and will be compos, d
OF delegates from tho counties Of Mont
gomery, Craig, and Roanoke and Roam
oke city. The convention to nominate
delegate for the house OF representa-
tives will meet at the same place at 3
o'clock and will be composed of delo-
gates from tho counties of Craig and
Roanoke counties and Roanoke citv.
thus being equal to two separate CON
ventions.
The delegates from this city to the
convention will be selected by a mass
meeting held about the first week in
Septem Der and will be rated according
to the number Of votes cast here for
Mckinney in 1880, giving two delegates
for every one hundred votes cast.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21

i'll he had been. To this cod Mrs. Pub
ford burned all the papers, and cautioned
friends not to talk with him on the s&f,-
jcct.
But one day, when his wifc was alb
sent, the general sent for n barber in
tending to mako toilet that would
surprise her on her return. The bar
Der, like the most of his class, was 10
quacious.
We'll nov, gen'l you mos gone OFF
dat time" he snid, as he latiscrcd up for
close military shave.
II expect was Barnes. Guess must
have been pretty sick"
"You done bin buried and laid ont. IN
dc papers"
SIS that SOP" asked the general with
a nervous shivcr.
Yes, sab. Dare was scben or eight
pieces in dc papers tcllcn how y,r, fit dc
rebels, and what great man yuh was
in &c wah."
barnes" said the general as soon as
he was shaved, ''hcro is dollas. Go
out and buy mo some of those pagers
you were talking about"
When Mrs. Pulford reached home
she found the general sitting up flushed
with fever.
u never deserved it. Emma" he sokb
II did not know had so many friends
really ought to have died"
Dut any of these fine days tho general
may be seen walking down Woodward
avenue, from his home on CHARLOTTE
avenue. as brisk as any of tho younger
men about hirn, and he will entertain
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
SALEM
BARRETT sklPs
But He Didn't Get Much Of the
Rolling Mill Money.
ROANOKE TIMES BUREAU, !
HOTEL LUCERNE, SALEM, VA. {


Frank Barrett, o. Lancaster. Ohio,
one Of the interested parties in the
Salem Rolling Mills, in fact being presi-
dent Of the company, has skipped the
country, and although it was supposed
chat he had gotten away with a good
deal of the money Of the Rolling Mills,
the fact is that he got very little, if any,
OF the company's funds.
Only four thousand dollars had been
paid to the company by the land COM
panies here, and nearly all of this was
paid out to the contractors who are
erecting the mills which are now under
roof. No machinery has been put in,,
though much of it is ordered.
a second asseSSme mt to the mills, over
double the one just named was due, and
was to be paid when the building was
at such and such stage Of erection.
Though Mr.. Barrett had attempted to
obtain some of this money he failed.
J, j. Bright, of Point Pleasant, Ohio;
u, W. Worneldorlf, OF CINCINNATI, and
S. G. Atkins, of Ohio, who are also
largely interested in the mill are much
chagrined at the imposition and decep.
tion Of Barrett.
Lie Coul pdny cOneTOlllnS tue IOl4iDS
mills will be recoznized, and has not
assigned as is reported in places. Mr..
Bright is expected daily from Ohio to
attend to the re organization.
1t is further reported in Salem that
Barrett ran off with woman whom he
has been enamorcd Of for some time and
has gone to the State Of Washington
leaving his wife and children at his
homo in Point Pleasant. The woman's
name is not known here.
1t is said that Mr.. Bright has been
left to pay somo debts Of Barretts for
some $1,000 or moro.
Barrett got away with $50, eco OF the
city Of Duluth's money some time ago,
but it is said that that city was trying
to steal march on him, when he re-
taliated and left it in the lurch. He
was made what he was thought TO be
by Mr.. Bright, who bcfriendcd him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-21
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