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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

suE MADE THE CoUhT BLUsH.-The complain
ant In the serious case OF Minoty against Minoty
bsfore Judge Cornish Saturday morning at the
Lewiston Police Court, was Angelo the wife, q
dark woman, with a handsome face, thin red lips,
sparkling eyes, and nervous hands.
Angelo is the wife Of Charles Minoty, and
Charles. according to her story, Is bad man, so
bad that when he came home at p. m. on Friday
to supper he kicked up fuss and stabbed her In
the knee with sharp knife, the knife breaking
into three pieces, and he throwing the fragments
st her.
Minoty is young man with sloping forehead.
He denied the allegation. He never hit her. He
never stabbed her on the knee. He
Sensation;
Pretty MIS-. Angelo Minoty has sprung from her
chair she has jumped to the centre OF the floor,
aud before the court or the officers can prevent
has grapped her skirts at tho hern and is elevat-
iae-but, really, you must excuse US.
The court bushes but remains firmly at his
post OF duty, while Capt. French CALAMITY but
firmly t kes the young lady by the arm and leads
her to her seat before she has made any extended
ocular demonstration Of the knife.t1ust in the
presence o. the expectstors.
Minoty was sentenced to one month in jail
Letciston Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10
False ECONOMY

Is practlced by many people, who buy infe-
FLOR articles Of food because cheaper than
standard goods Surely infants are entitled
to the best food ohtainsble. It Ia a fact that
the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk Is the hest infant food. Your grocer
and druggist keep It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10
A.B. C. AltGraiVeP uflfeSthe Blood
A Little Girls Experience fin a
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Troscott are keepers Of the
Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are
blessed with daughter, four years old Last
April she was taken down with Measles, followed
with q dreadful Cough and turning into Fever
Doctors st home and at Detroit treated her. but in
handful Of bones. Then she tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery and after the use Of two and
half bottles, was completely cured. They say DR..
Kings Now Discovery Is worth it's weight In gold,
yet you may get trial bottle free at E. 8. Lead.
beaten u Bros drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

was running and in order TO rescue the mate
tina steamer missed her landing. Mckinney
EVAN to pier and was rescued by parties
in yawl boat. The scene at the wharf was
exoiting-tully twelve hundred persons
were on the boat and two hundred On the
wharf. The cry of "Man overheard" and
the glare of the steamers search light which
was directed to the end of the per aud the
screams of women and children caused q
large number to hurry to the wharf. Mate
Mckinney received only good duoking.
The steamer after after a long detour effected
a landing and liberated some two hundred
who we're among her passen-
gers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-Beef Csttle-The de-
msnd was fairly active, and with lighter re-
as q, me dunn 61as59sc. fair 4las5c: common "A
4lbc, culls 3As34c, Texans 3As4Ac. fat COWS
2ba3h. Sheep active aud Ac higher. Lambs
were in good demand and 1hc higher; extra 6As
5Ihc good 4Aa5c, medium 4Aa4lhc. common
8 hs4s, culls 2lAa3A lambs 1ha7E. Hogs were
in poor request on account OF the higher prices
West choice Western S1s.SAc, common Western
7Ia6c Mich Cows in poor demsnd at $2Oa45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Nervous-
ness, Spasms, sleeplessness, st. Vitus dance
cured by DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free
at druggists, BY mail 10c. MILES MEDICAL
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10
IAOAL. RRKYITIR8.

B. D. Rufin, colored. formerly OF this
city, has been arrested In Washington,
charged with the forgery Of deed for lot.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Herbert. wife OF Mr.. ].
Thomas Herbert and daughter OF the late
Mr.. James Beach, died at her home on south
Lee street Saturday evening.
Rev. John Bray. who for the greater part
OF his life was a minister OF the Bapttst
Church, died 10 Washington on Saturday.
He was we'll known throughout Virginia.
Four young men, members of the Old Do
minion Boat Club, who we're out rowing on
Saturday evening, we're thrown into the
river by the capsiE'ng of their boat. They
were rescued by Officer Davis.
The committee OF citizens of Washington
who went to Detroit to invite the veterans
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic to hold
their next annual encsmpment In Washing
ton, were welcomed with fitting enthusiasm
on their return home Saturday night.
Mr.. Adam Koehler, an old Citizen OF s nth
Washington and proprietor Of Koehlel .
bakery, hanged himself in his stable with
clothes-iine yesterday. When found he bad
been dead some hours. II Is supposed that
depression over some business troubles
prompted him to take his life.
During little disturbance on the wharf at
River View yesterday evening n resident of this
city was slightly cut in the side by man from
| the upper country who had been his companion
during the evening.
A brakeman on the Washington Southern road
named Willis was ove' como by tho heat in the
company's yard this morning, and was sent to the
InHrmsry, whore no is now receiving attention.
The wood work about two Of the kilns at the
Columbia Brick Works, between this city and
Washington, WIS damaged by fire Saturday night,
bus the loss was small.
Several workmen came here to-day from Balti'
more to rebuild three Of the benches at the Gas
Works
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bila
and curea malaria Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

FELL OvEBBoARD About eight O'Clock
last eyeuiug WHEN the etesmer Pentz, with an
lmmeu.o crowd OF excucsicnisis on return
ttip fton + yer V ew, was making landing
at pince street wharf, William NJ. KIN
ney a.s.e ct he steamer, fell from tae gang
Way into .ae water. a strong Il I'D tide
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

CHARTER Judge Norton has granted q
charter to the Chase & Slater Law and
Claims Company. The objects are to en-
gage in and prosecute elaine against the
government. The principal Office Is to be
In this city and Mr. Albert Stuart is named
as the Alexandria agent. The capital etock
is $4,000, divided into shares OF 800 each.
The officers as J. g. Slater, president; g. T..
Chase. secretary, and J. r. Rothert. treas
urap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.

r.,l,is section continued warm, generally fair
.l nyt southwesterly Winds con:i4ed VAIN
~o , 'anoneraIly fair Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

ACCIDENTS johnson Walker. fireman
on the Midland road. this morning jumped
from his engine in the depot yard In this
city and broke his arm. He thought his en-
CINE was about to collide with some cars
and jumped to svoid what he feared might
be more serious Injury. He was attended
by Dr. Ashby.
Benz Morris. colored cook on material
train on the Manassas road, this morning
boarded the wrong train at the Midland
depot. and on discovering his mistake Jump
ed from the cars. He struck on his head
and was partially scalped. He WAS taken
to his home on north Henry street, where
he was attended by DR.. Ashby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

FUNERALs.-The funeral of Mira Virginia
Steele, formerly of this city but late OF Wash
ington. took place from the residence of her
brother, Mr.. VIM. Buckingham, on north
Washington street. yesterday morning.
The funeral OF Washington o. Milburn,
who died suddenly In Fairfax county last
Thursday, took place from the residence Of
bis brother-in-law, Mr.. A. B. SIaymaker, on
south Pitt street, yesterday evening, and
was attended by large number of the
friends of the deceased from Washington
and this city. The floral offerings we're
very beautiful The psll-baarers were Dol.
F. L. Smith, Messrs. 8. 81. Lunt, @. G.
Lennon, F. J. Davidson, E. 8. Leadbeater
and John &. q mmermsn. The remains
were inferred In st. Paul's Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

New YORK, Aug 1O.-Cotton quiet; uplsnds
S1s Orleans GIG; futures easy. Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull
and firm. Pork dull and steady at $40 5Oa12 So
Lard quiet and weak at S. rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O-11:O0 g. m.-Whoat-Aut
1913; Dec 91fs. Corn.sept 6sh; year AZ ~
jan $500. Lard-sept Sc As; Jan Sc 92h
Short rbs-sept S. co; Jan Sc 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10
WANTS.

XXJANTED-Old Books, Pamphlets and Litera-
w ~ matter Of all kinds. Fair prices paid.
Address HAYDEN'J BOOK STORE, 1910 F ct.
n W., Washington, D. @. anglo 1w*
WANTED GENERAL STATE AGENT TO
w open headquarters in some principal city
assume exclusive control Of our business and ap-
point agents In every city in this State; goods In
universal demand, and pay net profit Of 30 to
100 per cent Address THE UNION COMPANY,
744 Broadway, New York. aus6 ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

BALTIMORE August 10 Flour steady. Wheat
strong: spot 99ih; the month 9as,991 u; Sept
991ss99A Oct 991aa99sA; Southern strong {;
Fuliz 94al co. longberry 95a1OO; steamer No 2
red 9Aa4 ,95. Corn frmer; spot SO Ii the month
6Slh; Sept &c; Southern white dull at 66a6S /;
yellow firm at 69a69; spot No white g.. Oats
frmer; No white Western AZ asked; No mix
ed Western 46 asked. Rye active and higher
No 2 49, Hay steady; good to choice timothy
S14s16. Provisions III changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-10

PERSONAL = Rev. J l. Vaooe will leave
tomorrow for istol, Tenn, 10 spend his
vacation.
Mr. Willard Maxwell and family, of Rich
mondi are visiting relatives in this city.
Capt. James T. WebJter, OF the police
force, is quite sick.
Alderman Burke has returned from q trip
to Canada.
Mt Fritz Schneider, of California. is visit
ing his brother Mr.. Jostus Schneider.
General Fizhugh Lee 1t Ia said will De In
command OF the sham battle to be held 10
Atlanta on October 2Sth by the Piedmont
Exposition Company.
MIR. John Drake, OF Ch'csgo, gave &C ele-
CANT german at the White Sulphur on Fri
Gay morning in honor of Mrs. Reid Roeers,
= birds, OF Louisville, Kg. Judge Norton, of
tnis CIV, drew the gantlemau's prizs-a
palr cf elegant gold link cuff buttons.
AT tho White Sulphur on Thursday last
@r. Ed Esrd Oassatts of Philadelphia, ten
oered 6 complimentary supper to Miss Ell
len Lee, daughter Of OK Gov. Leo.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08
IVANiiOE.

1vANIfoE. Va, Jan. T.-[Spccial Tho
holidays are past and Como and New
Year Is h re. Every laborcrs with new
resolution AMI reserve vi ,or, seems to
\ havo turned u new leaf. From ca,ly
dawn till late is heard tho sound of the
carpon @ : say; the blac'ssmiths hang
U MGR and tho snort of the little !. C ,nJ-
H 1.-Two hauling orc cars To and from thu
\ mines. Such contrast has never been
y njtic d a, within two weeks past. NO
\ loafors piod tho streets: ovcrybudy has
A st.rJ, To work and things are moving
\ onwatd with an inspiring air of pro-
n gross.
Work on the grading of The C. C. X.
h has again cDmmcnc a.
n Several parties were seen one Mon
II day morning some di5tanc. north of TIC
depot, breaking into Two large z.nc
|, trunks. All Jac.<son, who happen Il
l that way while they wore cngag d, ,
could not fad out any particulars. It,
looks as though they had tax the
trunks from Tho d"pot. and after Cur
h ryinJ them IA short distanc. got tired
\ and robb d til III OF their Contents. No
/ clue has b zen found since.
N lack OF ''bcastly" dogs got after
n Joshua JhckSonS sheep ON Monday
I night and out of Z Il, OK of ten head
\ they killed nine. This is the ST md or
h third tlmo MIR. Jackson has met with IL
N similar misfortune.
\ Miss Willie Hill, OF Cripple Creek, is
4 visiting Mrs. A II. Campbell.
N Miss Myra Painter, who has been
A visiting relatives at Jackson Ferry, re-
4 turn home on Monday morning.
N The new schedule on the North Caro-
n lima division will not tako eff, ct until
VI January If.
N Capt. 5. &. Gaillard, engineer, In
N cbarg. OF the North Carolina extension
n returned home Monday morning from
4 an extended trip To his home IN Charles
h ton, 5. c., and points in Florida.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08
PRODUCE AMI MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, Jan. 7.-ISpcciall-S
lower, weak; No. red. ioi4, elrva
Tor. Options irregular, dull: $50 i
lover; Increased availahlr Supplies: No
= red, Jan, lO3as; Feb, lO49s; May
lo+9s Corn irr, gulAr. quiet, easy: ~
59@574 Options dull: unc ranged
to IS lower, easy; Jan. 50; Feb, 5y%s
May, 59l9. Oats stronger. moderator,
'ctlvc. Options quiet, trmer: Jan. 80
Fob. 500; May. 81 g; SPOT 40 = r,d.
5o4 @5' %; mixed Western, 4s005!
Hops quiet. firm. Coffee, option
closed steady. unchanged to ten polut,
up, quiet: Jan, i6.200o 1913; March
ID 1000 10. ID; My. Ii; spot Rio oui,u
81 aoy; lar c.rgors, 10. Sugar, raw
hrm"r. god mand; fair / hn,n,
4 GIG: ntrlfugals. 90 s.: 59s; rgnct
iirm'r. goud demand. q, 505J.:cxlr, {
. 3-i60Q3 10; whlt'rXtra Z. 540j SIG.
yellow, 4M@5; off ~. a.qCu5a ,6
STANDARD ~, l5-l6; confcc tioncr..' \
5&; powdcr' d. 81: c,b 5. IL. Nj.
laesrs, New Orleans. quiet steady
kicc steady, quiet Petroleum. steady.
quiet; rein $40. Cotton seed OF.
dull. easy: c~ud". of grade. au@al
Rosin quiet, steady; strained. common
10 good. Sl.lOUy i.+21a Turprnun,
higher, quiet. 3SI9 @39H. Wool quiet.
easy. Meats quiet, steady. Lard dull
opened easy: closed steady: western
steam S6.27A asked; city 1913; Jan
s6.30 asked; Feb. Sc 80 asked: May ST. CT
askt d FrrightS strong. Cotton iI-16;
grain AID. January shipments.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-lNp cal Cash
quotations: Flour quiet. unchanged: No.
spring wheat; No. . red, 0l@91;%;
No. corn. 4S5S; No. = oats. 42A. Mess
pork. Sl0.75: lard. S5.lai@@n59a: short
ribs, S.. l0@5.20; dry shoulders, 81. 200
40; short clear, e5.35W5.iU; whiskey,
l.. A.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08
ruooiAN OFFICIALS.

How They Mnna~o to 1.-Two IIirl on Vcrv
Smnil sniarirs.
When wo descended into tho street
Herr Won Hamilton told mo that tho
M csctn 4, whose official salary is eUOO
is imposed TO make IN income of about
$4,000 10 $4,000 wear. NOTHING ia
done, nothing is carried out under his
regime. but something remains in his
palm behind. Every official rcques.
must be accompanied by ruble note,
or q bundle of that commodity of pro.
port.onatc value 10 tho matter in oIlcs-
ton. a merchant. say. wishes TO nm.
der;ake journey, and forwards his
passport. together with q five-rul;lo
note. to be p,Se. a week rasscs. his dc.
par,nro is mpcrativr-no passport Tho
Ku sian merchant knows better than
o show any temper. lie presents an
humble request between tho leaves ~
which a tcn-rublc note IL graccfullv
sandwi~hcd. and 10! he receives his
pasSport--hc is 4 happy man. Tho
Hrovcrh al spoonful of oil goes further
IMAM the bottle OF vinegar and in deal
ing with Russian oGic ali IN gentle pcr.
uasivcncss is tho means of gaining
your end.
a characteristic episode led to tho rc.
moval OF The last n0cselnM. lie had
conveyed to an old BcndZ.n Jew tina
AlS son could DO got off serving in tho
army Ivy the payment of thousand
rubies Tor short timo ngo (bcfore) it
WAS usual thing for tho officials who
were connected with this matter from
'he ndcSelntk downward, to sell exemp-
ions and share tho spo y. This
Hebrews son happened to be n
weakly crcature-aimost cripple
and by some misunderst anding
hc old Jew wrote TO the
authorities at St Petersburg avcrr no
that his son would mako at best such n
cor older that lie thought that no was
not worth moro than five hundred RI.
bios. After that erp0se the ~ t..se nj. WAS
no Ion .cr comfortable i'll Hcndzin. So
he WAS sent to tho Cancasus-kickcd
upstairs INTO an even more lucrative
post.on
We Lad not wallsel far bc fore anothc,
meeting tJok Lace. AMI in broad day.
,ht the usual lllSscs and alrectiorli
acco!a'lc'. That man" said Herr yul,
Hamilton. was up L,ll lately the sccrc.
by Of the asei.t6 Ills Official salary
WIS about 46J; still he mamag, i ,nIak.
h,S f. and family 10 | ally every ear.
AID when ho Was ion o,c d-prrhan- ion
ing too cnc.g tic ho had m;,nar..
IL say g.. % rubius besides. -l,.u,,c.
mans Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08

SALEM. Jan. Tsp ciall-Thcre WAS
1 % meeting of tho Furn nc, Company to-
Sdly. ID. B s;trousc WIS ro-clcc,,d pr.si
dent: @ %. Il. Baker. secretary and
treasurer, and S. H. Chauv {. We :
president. Tho dir, c,jrs are G. NJ
Clark, t.. G. y. chin, in, NJ. Evans. j.
&c. Ian 5horn', L. j. Shic irl. d. h.
Strouse. =. H. Chauvenet, j. w. II. ALLIE
mong. T.. Il. llackman
DIR. IL. NJ. Lemon. of Franklin county.
has pul chased several lots in Sal IN and
is going to erect u handsome residence
and Office.
Lots are changing hands rapidly. The
sale continues despite the snow and
shOrtneSs OF money matte ~.
Mr. Thos. !. Preston has gone North
to take an inventory and complete other
matters in regard to the Clean Cart
Company.
Prof. l.. Nc. Reynolds, OF Shell Mound,
Miss, arrived to-day. lie expresses
himself well pleased with Salem.
Il. j. Latham. Jr., who has been
spending tho holidays in Norfolk, has
returned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08

I PINE RIRGE, Jan. 7.--[Spccial jack
Bear, 1.-Two llawk and tho five 9th T.
Indians who came in from the hostile
camp to hold q pow-wow with General
Miles wcro allowed bricfcr conference
than they had expected. General Miles
| plainly told them to come i'll and sur
render; that ho was not here to listen
to their complaints; that they would be-
allowed to go to Washington to make
them after tho trouble was arranged
here. They stated that nearly, if not
|}quito all, Of tho Pine Ridge Indians
wero 1csirous of peao, and wanted to
come back TO the agency.
If the Pine Ridge agency Indians con-
cluded to come back it will greatly re-
lduce the war party, now numb ring
1000. According to Agert Coup;rs
Figures there are 2,20U Pine Ridge In
4 dams absent, and SO their force will be
/ reduc ID To at least half OF the present
number. large portion of tho re
maindcr will doubtless fight to the end.
General Miles held another short TUX
with these Indians, AMI they set out On
their return. 1t /, Thought that the
4 most of the Pine Ridge Indians will b.,
Who're in u day or two. Yesterday Quar-
termastor Captain lIn5hey purch >cd
q herd oil Imam ponies with VIII CHI to
mount the first infantry rec ntly ar
rived from Angelo Stand, California.
Persons reported seeing Il party Of fifty
Indians going south some miles to The
\ east Of here towards the town Of Cor
don. Lieutenant Gresham with one
troop of tho Seventh cavalry at onct
pursued but up To late hour was una
bio TO find any trace oI them. Ii was
&oubtlcss small rsiding party, which
| Immediately returned upon seeing they
\ were disc )vcrcd.
WA,mlNoroN, Jan. = [Spcoiall =
The President has approved of General
Miles suggestion that Standing Rock,
Rosebud, Pine Ridge, Cheyenne River
and Tongue River Indian reservations
be temporarily plac under military
control, and u telegram was sent him
last night by Cen. Schofold giving
him full authority to act.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-08

| charms are almost as vivid as when
caught trout and red fish from her bay.
killed geese and ducks ON water, and
| partridges, snipe, turkeys, and deer on
land. Wclldo remember my last day
in Corpus Christi. 1t VAS Il Charming
day Ill carly may, when about noon or /.
F, llttlc earlier, our party assemble on
| the wharf cNt',niins FAR out iu5o til,
| bay. The sea br, eZo that daily springs
up Ut tins season and throughout tic
Summer WAS nearing it's height; the
waves were beginning to dash ;ngrily
| against Tie pier, ana thJ liitlo slooD
thaj was TO Dv"r us away WAS chliinc
at her moOvings. when the c.y, Cast off
the linoslH WAS heard and IN IL ji,fy We
were oil on our way cross the bay ~
spanking brc"zo filled our SAILS. the
waves boiled, the bow plunged, The n.y.
ing spray dashed over al, and onward
we sped Tor literally We were ON the
bounding sea-. At tits rapid pac. Cor
pas ChriSS' soon b ctme ndIstinct. and
as we passed Il he:sC.land some fifteen or
twenty miles distant, Disappeared
Corpus CHRISTI is tho antittesis of
Roanoke. for at Roanoke not !. foot OF
water, while ut Corpus Christ not i; foot
oil mountdln. IL to bo seen. But wnilo
Roanoke Is beautiful. Corpus Christi is
much more beautiful, not SO much from
situation but from multiform variations
VI nMJ' niorhilS' noon, AFTERNOON ana
PioSentiiiS' "1 tho uiuefcnt
p' i iou'' ",""liiui cohtrastS.
-, ~ p"' O'ii iS.i ii'S Oh INC Day Oh the
,.''I h'',io ana iooks east the "holc VI
49,; 80! III '"il 'iew' anu no"
-, WIS 10y Gnu no" u'Vcrsli.d us
u,,,. p''' .S' no 'i'i'So IL siCuaCou
arI , s"o alauu sweeping curves meet
,i'. LIN 20 p"'U oi"" anu part o,ach'
,n ~. 49,, 80 inH "i"iosV
,yilnni,,y ,',,i, "'.u ''io o1""',
nf ,i'. ~, w." 'o' "a, "V VIC upper eh',
v,rd' ""'"' VIC '"""r,
,,Iuir .,nl l'7 va 'i ,Nc
thc .,l,ir :. ,,,',.'5 ". W guy ~ 'i',
and cxr",,,ii,,r IN o'. ppoi",
c.lrv,. u.,r,ts' So "'"i
I'm. sLy sL,,,.,,, ,.. 100 "i''
'rh, ,ull h'.'',,.', , c,,;.;
AFRO NJ, n.,r'.r, p"9 oi' !s'i
srt,in, az ma. IN, !, ~. ..o
dc ,1i. ,,1'',,.,, y = 80 80 ."o '"ii
or tuilv ,I, 80
-,
W. 'e' IL,
an '""9S '''''" ''''s 90 VIC Ciihiu
,,'. .ooM "pon' ~" "s uarN'i,sS oGel ems
' "'N" PPe"'' ano INC iash.u
tn,;,,, H ',' o,'o "i"oh '"e more opp'r-
st.,.'i' -. "'spi"S' '"r no" vac oay' IN
VI 40 ii Iuo h"fhi"S buthisn'
l''', 80; ""' ,'nih5 S' oi restless
=, ,,,.' .'.i "'A 81 NY, 'Ni' nv. "iihui"s aS
g., ms Joo "'iiiiane ANU ocauCi
, onu "a piesHiIh INC orea'h oi
.S "'.y Wi oe rtai'"eu az ono eits III
.n,i,, ~ , ."u u',''No III 'hS fascinating
"i "''"r HOUR or Until III
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10 have been the breasts tnat Ii ad ono
sic lied the e;Irth-b ,rn rit"ns. These
peaks, in their C I'm and Jest C
beauty are SO fa: cInating that one
turns from them with regret, and he
Instantly finds himself Turning and
liking his gazp upon them again and
again. But, beautiful as they are, these
are not the j, AXIS Of Otter. for in the
far, far distance. through a depression
III tho north, I'll range, the Peaks of
OFT. rmay still b.. di. C rnt d, still beauti-
ful though SO remote. 10 tho south,
but near at hand. is another interesting
feature, but not c ,mparable to tho two
peaks. IL is n isolated mountain that
was probably b lat, or lost its way, or
tina in its pride refused to go with tn"
other mountains lest its Importance
might be lost or lessened in the chain of
mountains. But. whatever the cLuse,
there it stands, and 70 the hasty travel
Ter 1T Is. b ctusr so near. perhaps tn
most striking feature o. the whole land
scipc, but in reality it is the least inter
cStlng, b c tu>c, b ing so near, one can
see that it is of the earth. and it thee.
fore lus"s the romano, insrparably
att CHI Il to soft bluc mountains i'll the
dlS'anc
Enough. however. OF Roanoke-no
not enough. fof that is impossible for
I'LL lover OF tlc b ,LuLilul. bit enough
Tor lhr reader, but. taking all in al
wa II ON has fully rraliz d the beau
ties al IL Ianokc h must involuntarily
cAc'"in. Il Shall sctcs behold her
equal cl>cwhcr, -
rivr ana tnlIty summers have faded
she lett Corpus Christi. and although
70 many years nave passed, her varied