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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08

Tomorrow promises to 10 fair and
slightly warmer. Similar conditions
WILL probably prevail on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08

I1oR REST-A FURNISHED SECOND
II story, heated room, ut 5i4 W. Ninth
street; terms moderate jS-5ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08

DEWARD-s50 REWARD WILL 81
~ paid for tho arrest and conviction
OF the person or persons who sht fire. to
my hay rieks ON my farm in New Castle
Hundred, on the night OF JAN. .. 1891.
js-5t JOSEPH SHARPE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08

NTANTED-sPEtIALTY PERFORM
w els, male and female. Apply I'M
Fellows hall, Third ana X NJ streets
ut s. WILSON, Proprietor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08
Cloth Newmarkets.

Cloth Newmarkets. All
our stock of these garments
go to nearly half price
there's splendid pickings here
for anyone wanting a Storm
Coat.
Black and white stripe from 80 to IS.
Grey and white stripe from sl8 to $40.
Grey and black stripe frem 9lS to S12.
Navy blue eheviot from $3.50 to $40.
Black and white stripe Peasants from
$40 to Si2.
Plain blue and green braided Coats
from 3l2 to IS.
Grey and blue check from S12 to $5.
Green and blue beaver from SIS to s12.
Fancy stripe Of blue and white from
Sl7 to IS.
Army blue self stripe from sl4 to Ga.
Black and red stripe from 50 to So.
Plain black beaver from $40 to 81.
Garnet stripe from $40 to S5.
Plain garnet beaver from sl2 to SO.
Black and garnet stripe from Sl2 to IS.
Dark stone and garnet from Sl3to S7,50
Dark stone and garnet from Sl1 to IS.
Blue beaver, fur trimmed, from $40 to
So
Black and white stripe from 80 to IS.
Mouse color, with pearl buttons, from
go to Sl2.
Brown and ecru stripe from 30 to IS.
Many other bargains and
inducements will be offered
this month which January
buyers will appreciate.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08
Kennard & Go.

A BARGAIN-A CoLoRED MAN
~ with 500 In cash Gnu buy himself a
homo oil one of tho main streets, Apply
to tlti Office, is,6tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-08
GREAT SALE OF
Ladies CIoaks.
Great Sale of ChiIdren's and Misses CIoaks
at Our Store,
Ia MARKED ST

Will start Saturday, January 10th, for two weeks
only, before putting in regular line, to sell
this immense stock, which was bought from the
sheriffs hands at 25 per cent. ON the dollar, from
the great failure of New York Cloak House.
Bear in mind we must sell all in FOURTEEN
DAYS, and in order to accomplish this we will
be satisfied with very small profit to move these
goods quickly, as they must be sold in IA days
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-12
T. WoLESQN-

rvr4c s A r.xI1 rrIvx
gtieeHiB per Iao oe!ra@lsIe laaI1 ia'
~edno e pie SenldI!on, Ois es geteortisI
~ a ga!ls soeH g.a5sgsluSI, Pug er l9
Slau.@ @ lgugs, aIs @s,s9sngs!lsurlaWe
pas ~uslWelosH elHes Hamul9lgen aus
oem eoggea@ie'eH SII9le1naa0e 1 Ie sl b
osIahlulsn aao 0GB e Oct VeleulWail
~ usa ls'asa Tug!luueA gta!uI!le, ml
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DsA el'Ve'auhS 5u19uSslWreuI WOroe1
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soosa S'.as..Hsaa ,.ssis ~ @ u'slsa s'eIl 1o''
troshte [ Inn Ds..sn "Is cscbrEsiot ssiD3I' ~ W
Scm;t ,noIIts mi ssYSsyS ~ hen Geoeus4onS ola
obosthom solIer roys,, os"' "'S
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nont non & ana s;re,, msbsr su IN, ,m,. :, -,
!, si RON TX eoro,, oatT.ts, uav tsA' ,'sOsAd'a's'
- Shrs M a s;,,s,, Ssi Sw,,sa.,Si;x s.. ox....,..
trot SsrssIhs ~ Ssn maro W. o.. ouSe.n s;sas
srn,4 @ herom ~ Ssr Ss S iasrsi;M. ~. s'ISa' ma
fidt cine reiaenbe Miirhe I iasriieh
Noron Seim n, er5,,d,e gie nor.
fidtiaer in ber mobi Sbrer Musbriide
an iein unh erinnere sie hos Rev non
Shnen Nnoeoriffene bes Qbnios Mod
trdgt. Sem militdriihen gbreurotb
bleibt es borbebalten, bas DunfeI, an
benz Sbre gr3dblung Ieibet, aufsubelen.
! Big babin un6 10 Iange fein berurtheis
Ienher Ehren9hruff1 iihpr hen Mitfnpi,
tier bon Rebotp erfolgt 1T, bleibt feline
sbre unansefo9ten unb ioentii@ mil
bet Der gan3en milttdrii@en 3ameraos
t9aft. Sine &tdntung berielben nhr'
be ih dls etne mir 3ugefiigte betraGten.
sic Rnb Elm ritterIiber innger Serr,
Dem ib nsine nolle I1tuRg au Tiiben
iege, begdnn ber Baron, obne BITE Jafs
lung 5u berltersn, um 10 mebr bebaure
t9, Sbnen auf mein @brenmort berits
Derri gu miilea =
SW 8lauoe' MlW oeuIii@ ausgeorudl
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1era a 8.

= Sic offieielle 3dbIung Der Bel be,
Gbffimmuug iiber bic bier gmenbements
3ur Stoatss@erfafiung om II. Mugua
abgegebenen 5timmen tpirb In Muitiu
ar 81. September borgenommen tpers
ben. Mfan glaubt, baB fura baraui
BITE @inberufung Der 2egislatur 3u ei,
ner grtraseeiRon erfolsen tperbe.
= Wtr. Nllen, Der erfe MlRfent bes
Banbes General Mnmaltes, III aug
Wafbington In Nu5iin einge.roifen, um
ben Streit snif6en ben Ser. Staateu
unb benz Staote Seras um Greer
Gountp m6sli6ft raid gum Ab,@Iub
au bringen. Ct bat tn Der General,
9anb Office mad alten 2arten unb
pl6nen geiudt, unl 3u beweiien, ba6
tn ben betrefenben 0er!rdgen bic Ghb.
6orf unb niGt bic Norbs Sort beg 3eb,
Ribers als @renaIinie 3tpif9en bem
Snbianer.8 8erritorium unb 8eras fef.
seieBt morben iei. glllen bot ertldrt,
Denn bic gnti6eibung 3u @unfen ber
Bunbes &egierung ausfalle, bann
uerbe @reer @ountp nit gum Serrito,
rum Otlaboma gei6Iagen peroen
unb mhrbe 6ies bann Inn ettpa 10000
einpobner bermebren, io5aB bic aufs
nabme bon Otlaboma als Staat ber
Union bann feineswegs unmabri9eius
Ii9 iein tueroe.
= in 9DuftOn tnurbe gesem 81 Nn,
geHeIte ber Gotton6lmtihle Die NnfIQQe
tuegen Nerlebung Der 5onntagsgeiebe
erboben. Is babon tpurben 3u sic
unb ben Soften berurtbeilt, na1bem
lid, bic Bertpaltung Der Gabrif per,
pFidtet batten, ni1t tpieber an Gonn.
tagen arbeiten su lafen.
= Mr. 6umpbrep In 6oufon, ber
prdRbent Der n9lga Der Baumwoll.
phader@, bat einer 3eitungsberi@terz
fatter geseniiber feline ueberseuguna
ousgeiprO@en, baB an benz fiir ben
alleemeinen Strife fefseiebten Sage -
benz IL. September-in ben bericbiebe.
men Cotton Staten minbefens |, $
100. 600 Cotton Bifer bic Nrbeit eins
gefteut bdtten unb baB fie ni9t eber au
berieIben aurtidtebren tptirben, bis man
ibre Gorberuug acceptire unb ibnen 81
fur fe 100 pfunb 8aummolle pHhder,
9obn gable. 6umpbrsp iagt, aud auf
einen @ompromib mhrbe bic 2iga nidt
eingeben. Die 2iga lit Hbriaens gana
nod benz Muiter gebeimer @sfeuf9af'
ten organifirt, fe bat ibre 2ofunes
WOrte unb ibte Mitelieber erfennen
fid on e;nem eebeimen @riff beim
0dnoebrud wie bic Greimourer.
= Sn @oIiab brannte bic Cotton.
Sin bon &ebbing & 6turmfeIb ab.
@lei9aeitig tpurben etpa 100 1aIen
Baumwolle elm 3aub ber SSIomn,en.
Geine 8erfi6erunq.
= Nuf benz Babnboie au Sbiuer
gerietben auf ber @otton.pIatform At
8alleE 8aumwolle bur1 eineu ssunfeu
aus elmer borbeifabrenben 2ocomotibe
in Sranb unb purben bolIft6nbig aers
Hort. Ser 8erluit lit bur6 bic Ser.
R9erung b6llig gebedt.
= Sn &io Granbe @itp 1T ,Sdpe.
iter Sulia" (ibr @ertificat ift ausseleut
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2itterttbe

ieben GlaubenS unb aler Grt finbet In allen Gez
ssnben, mo S@hteifrp Enb Eeber berri&t; bre GIies
Der ltesen, e beben arm unb 9en; iclbit 1biere,
bic ebenfans pom 8ieber bsfausn weroen, Ieiben an
tteien Gpmptoaen. Stun Bat abtr bic Grfabrnus sez
Iebr nne ben unpiberlesliHen 8epe5 seliefert, 6aS
6oltetter's W2asenbttters nidst alein iesthe Spur
ardnfbeiten aus bem a6rper entfernt, fonbern aud
bte gewcbner ber iumpfisen Nestonen, in pelden fb
bic sijts un6 fteberi4wanseren Wta8meu lno Refine
Der Walara, Der @runbaueue iener nebel, Sep6bnltb
entwfeln, pcr ieglider anednns b. &. ppr ber Wirs
tuns ber betr. MiaSmen, i@hst. Dariber ftnb bic
Gelebrtea, mite bic gdtenpeli, ldusit ens. 0idt nur
auf unlerem Continent, fpnbern aud inter heu Trpz
pen, mo bic malari&en strantbeiten am b6sarstsfen
unb hemthdt@fen autreten, TT bteie uurerslehltGe
mebt5iniiGe GAuspetr ausemein i'm @ebraud unb
b6dffen Gniehen. DpSpepiie, 8iiiofitdt, Yerifp=
pfuns, aasemeine S4wd6e unb @ierenleiben merSeu
burd haS 8ttters grnnblid furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-12

latur bat bas bonn uuterbauie angenom.
meme @efeb, bur9 melde ben Grauen
bas etimmre9t ertbeilt tpurbe, Der.
porfen.
= Ser neue G;lenifde @ongreB wirb
ole 6anblungen Der .Sunta" bilIigen
unb bic gaImacebas fir unghltig ertId.
rem. Das BON Balmaceba angegebene
papiergelo i'm getrage BON $27, 900, 900
wirb anerfannt tperben unD man bot
bei9lohen, bofielbe innerbalb bon 5
Sabren ein3uI0len.
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auf ben Namen NsiB Nsarp Reegau)
als 2ebrerin Der 6ffsntli9en Greii6uIe,
NIT einem Monatsgebalte BON $75 aus
geifelIt tporben.
Sn Worabat9ie tpurbe Burt
Neeo, elm Desperabo fdIimmfer Nrt,
Der fortDdbrenb NIT ben BebSrben Inn
Conflict ftanb, bonn gitp Mari6ol
parlin erf9Dffen, als er bieieu uieber.
f9ieBen tDolIte.
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lteber bic 8ebannlamg eim9etrodmetes
NGoer

01Hoer
i9reibt 1err Sam Otter aus Gaftro.
bile:
Bel bet groben 6ibs unb Srodeubeit
ben Sommer iiber tDerben nur AT oft
bic Wagenrd5er lDder i'm log. @effid,
unb man follte glet9 ettpas baQeqen
tbun. UNI gr6Beren 5@aten 3u pers
bitten,
Sinh bic &eifsn nod sieuIi6 fea, 70
febe man, OBJ bic 8dnber on Der Mabe
sund6ff ben @pei1en nod feif Hbeu;
f1nb biefelben 10 lcder, bab mon He
lei9t abnebmen tann, unb bat man ge.
robe ni9t GeIegenbeit fe tleiner ma.
den au Io1en, 10 nebme man lie log uno
naele pafenbes 8anbeiien bin. bod 10,
bob tpenn &iRe in Der Nabe finb, ims
mer tn Gtiiden ba3mii9en. Nahber
f6nnen bic Bdnber III beiBem 3uftanbe
tpieber angelegt unb absefiblt tperoen.
Stnb bic 86n6er nur lpeuig loder, 70
f0nnen Slide Banbeiien barunter elm.
eetrieben tperben, obne baB mon bic
Bdnber ab3uaebmen brau9i. Oann
ftede nlan bic &dber in pai1enber 66be
on Runbeiienitdbe, p3er ihaffe ben
Magen an bie beige Snnne - benn fe
beiBer bas Wetter. beitu be1er - unb
fthbe bic M9ien, batnit Die N6oer gebrebt
tperben f6nnen. SEPT finb bic N1ber
troden ab3ufesen, f9nea au maiden,
unb nit einem MeKer um bic 3abfen
berum etpaise grb6bunsen bon ssar.
ben &c. tpeg3ufraBen. Damit tein Srr.
tbum gef6iebt, periebe man bas y9aben.
banb allemal auiiden ben 5peiGen
NIT ben 3oblen LIP refp. IA. Wenn
sentgenb troden. nebme 2ein6I, tueIhes
porber f9on On bic Sonne geliellt fein
folte, In elm fades giien. ober Bled=
sefdB unb NIT elmer Sober traee bas
lparme Del an bic Spei9ensopfen, @if.
ie &C. auf. STEELE ). 3. 3iffer | oben,
drei9e Del in ben 3pif1enraum uno
In bic nd6fens linfs unb redts bane.
ben. uub unten an ben Gelgen febes
ytal on 4 5pei6enaapfen fomie in bic
Tugen unb an bic BoI3en. Dann
brebt mon au 2ac. BON II brebe pies
uer 3utuG HQW III &c. unD 0erfGbre nit
tem Oeleu ebenio. gs tann ou9 nod
Elm brittes Wial getbau tperben, luenn
nDtbig. Sat man 3 ober 4 Haber aus
gIeid, 10 fam lansiam BON ginem gum
Wnbern fortgearbeiiet merben. 5ollen
bic &doer na@ber ni6t san5 nit s5arbe
angeitrtden merben. 10 tann bic ,Satbe
nur ON ben gs6lten Steuen ebenfals
NIT Der Sober aufsetragen. unb bas
8erlaufeue mil einem 2appen Isid1t
berrieben tperben.
Rdoer auf bieie WeiIe bebanbelt j
oas tpeiB i'd aus eissner @rfabrung -
perben balb mieber feff. Str ,,per.
lotterte" Rdber tpiirbe es aber bon mes
mig gtuben iein.
2dst man bic Reifen berunser neb.
men uno luieber anlesen, 10 poiIen In
Der &egel bic 269er fur bic 0olaen
ni9t ole pieber. Sn bic offenen alien
gobrl69er ftrei@e man Jas5e uub
foliage 3apfen binein.
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0ie @rippe tpieber Sa!

Wdbtenb Der SnfnenSa sGpibemte seS lesten Sa5rea
fn9t, 9nfen unb Grtdltuns alS bas beife Setmittel
Dte Wttbeilunsen Der pieen, bic es benusfen Beta
t9ten baS. Oteielben befamen ntdt nur balb Grleds
ternn8, lpnbern bas nebel bnerseb aud feine fd,lt
men 9a6pirtnnsen. gBtr erIu9en STE, NIT bfeiem
gattte etne Yrobe 3u MAIDEN unb pr seben Sbnen bic
Guarantte, baB STE NIT BEN &eiultaten sufreoeu iet
nerben. Oas MitteI bat ntGt ienes @leiben BEL an=
fdlen BON @rppe pber trsenb etnem Sals. 8ebIfppfz
cher 9unSenletben.
PrpbeFai4en fret BET Dreib, 1hpmpipn & 60. Gan
Antpnio. @robe Glaiden so Gents unb 81 90.
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Budleus Mrntea=saIbe

Die bette SaIbe ber gSeIt fiir e4nitte,
0uetl@uusen, Sef6pure, Gteber. unb Saut.
Ausf@las, 6le9te, geiprungene Sdabe, trpf.
benlen unb aae SouttranGbeiten /; tnrirt Cd.
anrrtotben cber feline Beaabtnns. 91Iiae
Satisfaction ehrantirf ober bas @elb ntrb
tnriiderfattet. rs Gents BITE e4a4tel. 8nm
Berfauf In ellea Gpotbesen. Dreib, fbomp.
fou 6 Co.. @boIefale.
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Das Sabrbunbert beginnt ffets
bon Weuem fur Dieienisen, bic sman3is
Sabre alt Rn6.

Grdulein Warie Qnna Gunte,
@oao. Mo., 1T babon feit tiberaeust,
boB Or. Nuguif 26nie's Samburser
8ruittbee bas bette MitteI gegen 6uiten
1T. Sic sebrau6te ibn bdufig NIT ben
befien @rfolgeu.
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= Die Schulz IL bic @aife ber
Meisbeit.
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Da
Allen umSSAa da auBaSbnE& grn @ (gn
6ebunfade
fahgfaam
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
Two Important Vyul Cases.

NEW YORK, March o.-TSpeciall Tho
Fayerweather will contest has been
brought to sudden close. Tho case
has been settled and the objections
withdrawn. Ex-Surrogate Rollins de-
clines to say upon what basis the matter
was settled. Surrogate Ransom, in adj
hitting the will to probate, remarked
that the allegation of undue influence
had not been sustained. After taking
some evidence this forenoon concerning
Robert Ray Hamilton, Surrogate Ran
som gave immediate Judgment in the
noted contest over tho will of Hamilton
by Evangeline l.. Mann, in which he
declared that Hamilton is legally dead
and then admitted the will to probate.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
No Circuit Judges Right Away.

WASHINGTON, March -ISpeciall-
1t is stated on the highest authority
that the ninc circuit judges provided
ior at the recent session of Congress
Will not be appointed for several months
yet, the President being of opinion that
each of the new courts can be ORGANIZED
at the time fixed by tho act (tho third
Wednesday in June) by the associate
justice of the Supreme Court, regular
circuit Judge and District judges in each
OF the respective circuits, regardless of
the fact that new circuit judgdcs may
not then have been appointed. The
same authority said that this disposed
of the report that there would be an
extra session of tho Senate for con-
sideration of these appointments.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10

FIGHTING IRISH FACTION.
Parnellitesand Anti-Parnellites IIam,rsare
Heads In Tralee.

DUBIIN, March Especial Edward
harrington. member Of parliament for
"estkerry, and Pierce Mahoney, member
parliament for NcrthMeath. yesterday
addressed meeting at Milltown, county
Kerry, near Tralee, and though the
place is in Harrington's own parliament
sary division, it was with difficulty that
the Iarnellites obtained hearing. The
anll-Parnellltcs mastered in stronr
force and endeavorod to interrupt the
meeting. a body of Parnellites from
Tralee surrounded the platform and
protected the speakers. There were
several free fights between the two fac
tions.
LONDON, March o. Speeiall-Tbe
Evening Standard says that Parnell in
ms speech st Ncwry yesterday fore
stallsd Gladstone's expected final declar-
alton to shake off Parnell, by himself
shaking off Gladstone any longer for an
instrument with which to obtain home
rule.
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has written
letter to the Freeman's Journal, in
which he says thai tho policy of indie
pendent opposition, which Parmen had
so far carried successfully, originated in
lS47 with the Irish confederation.
inen, ne says, with the exception of
two bishops the whole Irish Catholic
Episcopate resisted the policy with ali
their power and banished all priests to
penal parishes for supporting the indie
pendent party. Eventually, he adds,
the Independents became reduced by
intrigue anu corruption, from fifty to
five members the bishops condoning or
approving every act of treachery.
In conclusion, Duffy declares, that
Until all this clerical interference is
changed. there is no moro hope for the
Irish cause than there is for a corpse on
the dissecting table" The National
Press, the new MoCarthyito paper, to-
day says that the upshot of the contro-
vcrsy over parish funds is that Parnel,.
after denying tho title of the National
lists to interfere, acknowledges their
authority and awaits their Judgment.
The same paper asserts that tho Irish
national federation is welcomed every
where and becomes the heir of the do
funct National League.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
A Desperate Fight.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March o. [Speciall
-Asregular pitched battle was fought
by number of desperate men at q
place called 'IIell's Half Acre." in Vir-
ginia and Cumberland, last evening,
with the following casualties: Hugh
johnson, shot through the head and
chest, killed outright; Garrett Sothern,
shot through the thigh; Nose Gibson,
through the bowels, not expected to
live; Shelby Gibson, shot through the
leg; bystander named John Owens,
hit by stray bullet in the chest. The
first two were arrested last October on
suspicion of being tho men who had
shot young Morris Wills, young Eng
lishman. The fight was originated by
these men, who sought revenge against
those who were witnesses against them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
Storm In England,

LONDON, March 9.-[Speclal]-A tor
rible blizzard prevails Throughout. the
southwest portion OF England. The
storm is the severest on record in that
part of the country, and it is feared an
enormous amount OF damage has been
done. Reports already received show
that many small vessels have been
wrecked off the coast. The loss of live
stock is also reported to be heavy, hun
dreds of sheep and lambs having per-
iShed in the storm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
For Poking Fun at n Prince.

Sr. PETERSBURG, March 9.-Thc Gar
has directly prohibited the street sale of
tho Novoc Vremya owing 20 Il fcuillcton
ridiculing Prince Bartenieif, who was
recently sentenced at Warsaw to eight
years penal servitude for shooting his
mistress, tho Polish actress Vishersllala.
The officers of the Grodno lIussars, to
which regiment Prince BartenieH be-
longed, have also been lampooned and
have appealed to the Car for protection.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
No Money for Fuctions.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March o-[Spcciall
Emerald Branch of the Irish Land
League met last night and adopted a
resolution that it would give no money or
other aid to either of the factions of
They recommended all other branches
Of the league in the United States,
Canada and Australia to take similar
action.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
Prince Jerome Napoleon Dyinc.

ROME, March 0.-[Speciall -Physi-
clans attending Prince Jerome Napoleon
announced that both his lungs arc in a
congested state, and that fatal issue is
only question of few hours. The
prince refuses tho consolation and
administration of the sacrament from
the priests, who have been admitted to
his room.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
Facts and Figures to
Make 81 a. Wonder
IN THE HISTORY OF ROANOKE.
indications That $3,OO0,00o
Will be Put in Buildings.

fine business Blocks VIII Filrthe var.snr
fiaces on tho Main Thorouehfares-
Large BUILDINGS to be Erected fer En,.
tenstye lnTnstries-.NearI S4OO,Gs
Worth of Residences Already Com
tractcd forever 5000, 900 in Churches
1he Most Extensive building Oner..
ations In the History of Roanoke,
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a Scotch Iron Firm Liquidates.

GLASGOW, March Especial AT a
meeting of the stockholders in the
Goodwins n Jardinc Company, the great
Scotch steel making concern, it was
agreed that tho company should go into
liquidation.
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Death of "A Prominent Banker.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 9.-[Spe-
cial Josiah Morris, leading banker
in this city and perhaps the wealthiest
man in the State, died at his home this
morning. He was stricken with paral-
ysis two years ago and never fully re-
covered. lie was native OF Maryland.
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SOUTHNARD-BENT
Statesmen, Soldiers,
and Singers of Ink.
CHICkAMAUGA : CHATTANOOGA
The Objective Point of Special
Train from Washington.

Secretary Proctor, Attorney-GencraI Mil
Ter and Party of Government icinls,
Senators, Representatives. and News
paper Correspondents Take Breakfast
in Roanoke-Going to See BattlefleJds
and Basic SteeI-Pen Sketches.
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Reniamln Goes to- Ifeniles.

WASHINGTON, March 0.-(Speciall-
The President loft Washington this
afternoon for few days duck shooting
on Chesapeake Bay near Benjies, Md.
He was accompanied by ex-senator
Sewell, of New Jersey.
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IN The HOME OF THE HATFlEIDS
Among the Scenes of the BIoody
Feuds With the McCoys.

Contractor Ferguson. of the Ohio Extern
sion Force, Denies the Stories Alleging
Cruelty to Hungarian Laborcrs-Inci-
dents OF Camp Life In Logan County,
w. Va.-Work on the Road Progress
ing-ThrouGh State Under the
Ground.
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APriutinrUouseF Fire.

OMAHA, Neb., March o.-[Speciall-
The printing house of Gibson. Miller &.
Richardson was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss. 100000. Fully in
cirnd
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Tho Wcnther.

Forecast: For Virginia, clearing,
colder, northwesterly winds, fair We'd
ncsday