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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-08
THE SCANNED eLoMERls.

Il Possesses tho Ability or Rolling It.o,s
Up Into Ball.
Among tho myriapoda are several
groups OF animnls which possess the
ability to roll themselves up into q
complete ball as soon as any danger is
npprchended. Aside from the head,
which points downward, tho animal
consists of from swelve to thirteen seq
ments; the second and last ono are
longer and the first narrower and small
or than the Others; and all arc some
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Valuable Tins.

The New Jersey man who secured n
a patent on his idea of placing rubber
on the tips OF pencils is said to have
realized 5000, 600 from it.
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THEY WANTED A FIT.

cahScEuihhS OiothInS store Entered by
Thieves.
Singerman's clothing store, on the
corner of Salem avenue and Nelson
street was entered by thieves sometime
between and o'clock yesterday morn
lug and about 800 worth of goods car
ried off.
The thieves effected an entrance by
boring with q one-i1ch auger around the
lock of the back door. The holes were
bored so close together that that portion
OF the middle rail containing the lock
dropped out.
Two suits, two overcoats. two watches
and quantity of jewelry were taken
It appears that the thieves only carried
away what they could wear, and in this
they were very particular as many of
the clothes were tried on to insure fit.
No clue to the thieves has ueen ols-
covered. The policeman on that be I,
knows nothing alb tho robbery. They
were protected in their operations by
ayhigh board fence on the Salem avenue
side. but the gas was burning brightly
In the building.
~ This is tho same store that was
broken into through the same door
about thre, or four weeks ago WHEN
$500 worth of goods was carried off. The
parties to this robbery were captured in
sLynchburg and are now in Jail awaiting
trial
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-08

And sAe-the jadc-about TO give
A wclldevelopcd negative?
Would you have said, then pert and pat:
" A mans q man for all o. thntT'
fear your locks you would have torn,
And groaued: "Ahi man was made to mourn ~
Yet this and moro we'vo had to bear.
We turn to you in our despair,
And begyou, without ccnsing. pray
The gods to take their gift away
And give us bacis those halcyon days.
When VIC pursued our various ways,
Without O thought. or fear, that we
Should see ourselves as others SEQ.
More grievances could disclose
For these are not onc-hali the woes
Your fatal wish has brought to men;
But this is quite enough, ken,
To show our plight, and why TO you
Redress we look for; then adieu,
Until we meet whcro are no days.
Yours,
VICTIM OF THE CAMERA CRAZE
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HERO OF THE HOUR.

General Canto, tho nTi,itAry Idol or the
Victorious Gillian Party.
Col. Canto is forty years old. He
commanded u battalion in the CHILEAN
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No scarcity.

The magazines now in course of pub
LEGATION number LIS
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Groceries. Try me, v. p. MGR 81:
Salem avenue.
Old papers for sale at no Times Oft ce
i0Gents a hundred.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-11
D Talmare,aGeni~

DR.. Talmage has = genius for doing
things ON = gigantic scale. For over
twenty years he has now held speIi-bound.
Sunday after Sunday, the largest audience
in the Protestant world. His church IL the
largest church edifce In America The
Christian Herald. published at tie Bible
House, New York City, and edited by DR..
Telmage, has the largest circulation Of ali
the great religious family newspapers Of
this country. Last winter Is placed an or
der for 100 gilt-edged,5 Divinity cireuit,
genuine Oxford Teachers Bibles, which Is
said TO have eelipSed In size and amount
any book order ever before given. In less
than six months every one of these 25, 600
bibles were given away 10 new subscribers
TO the Christian Herald, thus adding the
largest number of new subscriptions ever
secured by any religious publication In the
same time. Another large order for OK
ford Teachers Bibles has Just been cabled
70 London and one Of these should be In the
hands of every man, woman and child
Send your name and addfess and 20 To L
De Witt Talmage Bible House, and you
will receive each week for one year The
Christian Herald, which the Rev. +. E
Clark, the founder of The Christian En-
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young people connected with that organi-
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containing helps, maps, concordance, with
10000 references, subjedtindex; in short,
everything the active Christian requires for
an Intelligent comprehension of Bible
truth.
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The coverings OF the Egyptian mummies
testify that the linen mentioned by the
most ancient writer's was the product of
the flax plant The seeds furnished linseed
oil; and of the residue, after this is eX-
pressed, is made the coil cake" which is so
extensively used for feeding and fattening
hogs and cattle. The oil cake has a won
derfully healing and soothing effect in cases
of diseases OF the lungs and intestines Of
domestic animals and is pronounced by
those who have used II, US R specific for the
prevention and cure of hog cholera. EIC.c
Egyptian mummies TO hog cholera covers a
period of about four thousand years. We
live in an age of steam, electricity and
wonder. The only plant that could fur
uieh suitable covering for a dead Egyp-
tian King, now produces 'Oil Cake" which
fattens our cattle and furnishes a specific
for hog cholera
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The Only One Ever Printed-CRn YoI
Find the Word2

There Is a S-inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
words alike except one word. The same
Is true Of each new one appearing each
week from the DR.. Hnrter Medicine Co
This house places a Crescent" on
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Martinsvil1e, NJ, Methodist Par
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years ago, when contracted Cold
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II saw the advertisement of your
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received such quick and permanent
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Deserving COMMUNICATIONS is n
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confidence Of the community as Browns
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Yonkers Gazette: The chicken thief
recollection of his scamp life are mostly as
ISOLATED with pick-it duty.
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AN PRIEST. Druggist shelbyvire, Ind,
says: ''HGll's CetArrh Cure gives the best OF sat
isfaction. Can get plenty OF teStinoniAlA - 10
cures every one Who takes IL" Druggists sell
It. 7bc-
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Washington Star: How do ] strike
you ?" said an artificial limb to its mate.
''You're corker," was the reply.
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Shorthand, Ookkeeping and Pen
manship taught by mail by ". e.. Chat
fee, Oswego, y. \.
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FITS.-Au Fits stopped free by m, ELIsE-s eRKAI
Nerve ReStOrer. No hit after frst day Mar
Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle free
Ett send to DIR. Kllne99l Arch St. PhilA-. Pa
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Picayune "A man should be in sober
earnest when he swears OF from drink.
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Binghamton Leader-The street cars ap
pear to do good business of and on.
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Three sons Of the great author OF Pick.
wick" are still living.
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Cent coins are a legal tender only in sums
Of 25 cents
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Dr. Foois's nov Pamphlet on. vAn1oocEIE tells a
about It. and hat AL men ought 70 know sent tsessd
for 10 ccntA-' Box sbS, New YOfa.
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Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Go 10 your druggist today and get a
sample bottle free. Large bottles 5Octs.
and SI.OO.
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Coughing Leads 10 Consumption,

The greatest depth of the ocean is p, $50
| feet
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Rochester Post: airs well that ends
we'll in q convention of physicians.
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FITSEpllersy permanently eured By nsv system
81 trSatnent- TWO TRIAL EOTrLEs TEEE- Send fs
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Mrs. WInsloW'a Soothing syrup foz
chidrgn teethrE snftcus the guns rcduces ndanation
allays pain cares wind collie &c = bOStie
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Ladies' srnd = Ct stamps for sample copy Queen
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The Teachers Bible
CONTAINSs

The Holy Scriptures with Ref
erences. And All the Helps.
summaries of the Several
Books.
Tables Illustrative Of Scripture History.
concordance 5000 References.
index to Persons. Subjects anS
Places, 1900 References.
Genuiueuess and Integrity Of the
Old and New Testaments.
sum AIRY Of the Apocryphal Books.
Dictionary of all Scripiural Proper
Names. their Pronunciation and Meaning.
words Obsolete or Ambiguous in
the English Bible.
II COLORED SCRIPTURAI,
MAPS.
Harmony Of the Gospels, Etc
PARALLELS and Miracles.
Precious Stones Of the Bible.
PauI'e voyage to Rome.
PauI'B missionary Travels.
Animals of the bible.
Trees, Plants, and Flowers
Of the Bible.
Miracles Sf Christ
nfHereutVSrsi0us Of the Scrip
tures, and hundreds Of other
things.
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The number of presidential electors on
the new basis will be IA
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Flax and It's Use.

Chicago Inter-Ocean: Money talks, :"
but to most people it says goodbye
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The Christian Herald
CONTAINS.

CONTAINS
- Piece of Music, with words.
KatTuan'S Helps and Hints.
Sermon by Dr. TaImaRe, ably
illustrated
Sermon bv Rev. e. H. SpurKeous
Able Prophetic Article.
Religious Anecdotes.
Editorials by DIR. TaImaRe.
Sunday school Lessoa Com.
meats.
Current Events, fully illustrated
Oriental Life and Travels.
Illustrated.
Biographical Article, illustrates
Bible ana Newspaper.
AIepE1 the ChaIdeau.
Brief Notes zaG <ewa.
King's Daughters ana 8Oas
News.
EpwOrtFz League Notes
Christian EudeevOr Topics
and Ne-s.
Y. N. e. =. and ". ~. CA. itens
Of interest.
Uncle johns REALISTICALLY
page.
Questions and Answers.
Gems FrOz New BeSAss
Choice Pos4ry, e44.
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and TTpsvTitfng College OF the Nebraska Wesleyan
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Lincoln N. q. No. 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
IN FAVOR OF THE DEFENDAYT.
A Sensation Caused by AIrs. Hurlburt De
manding Hearing In Court.

LONDON, April 2O-The jury in the suit OF
Gladys Evelyn against William Henry Hurl-
burt for $50 900 damages for breach of prom
ise. rendered verdict to-day in favor Of the
defendant
While the Judge was summing up the Hurl-
burt case Mrs Hurlburt entered and demand
ed hearing Her demand created great
sensation. Mr. Hurl5urt mOtioned 20 his wife
TO be silent, and she was finally led away; the
Judge then proceeding without further inter
ruption. When the jury was out tho defense
explained that Mrs Hurlhurt had arrived
from Rome after the defendants case had
closed, and she was anxious to testify IN her
husbands behalf
The Judge said in his charge. which occu-
pied four hours. that the question was did
the defendant promise % marry the plaintiff.
A woman in her condition WAS not entitled 10
damages, on account Of rupture of immoral
relations. The jury was absent an hour and a
halt. and the decision that there was no
promise of marriage made. and that they
found for the defendant. Applause greeted
the verdict.
The plaintiff in the Hubert case to-day,
wore primroses in honor of Primrose day. Mr..
Hubert. who arrived early, seemed 10 be con-
fdent as 10 the result The yndication by the
jury. aftera somewhat biased charge by the
Judge. added warmth to the demonstration
which greeted the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
The Visftinp Soldiers.

BALTIMORE. Mp. April 2O-The second day
Of the Worcester, Mass. Light Infantry trip
to this city was given up principally to sight
seeing. closingwith two receptions tonight
by the Fifth regiment. NJ. \. G.. and Post As,
G.. A. Il. In the forenoon there was parade
under escort Of detachment Of the Fifth reg
iuent. with review by Mayor Davidson ut
the City Hall In the afternoon the visitors
divided themselves into parties one visiting the
harbor Fort McHenry and other historic places.
another the city and its parks. etc, and
others attended reception by the Mayor at
the City Hall The reception 10y the Fifth
regiment in the evening was a grand affair.
AMI thousands attended the dress parade
drill and hop The veterans of the party
were guests Of Post &c at Harris Academy of
Music Tomorrow the visitors leave for
Washington at 4lj 10 remain until Friday,
when they return home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21

New York suffers Another Big Blaze with
Fatal Results.

EKw York. April pa fire this morning IN
the six-story double tenement house, l9l Hen
~ street. caused a panic among tie many M
mates Philip Dietz. eighteen months old,
Was SD badly burned tina. he viii die. Rosa
GambisAy. aged nineteen. was badly injured
by jumping from the third story window to
the street Sho would undoubtedly have been
killed bad she not landed on the shoulders Of
Aieman
The fire started in the apartment Of Morris
UeH on the first floor Patrick Ghlen
rushed up - the door of Dietz's apartments.
hut It was locked He burst IN and grabbed
the two children. Mary, aged four years, and
fh.hp, tie latter being enyelOped IN flames,
end when Glllen reached the sidewalk the
BODY was almost roasted q death. The
suiding was occupied by seventeen families.
klether Dleiz nor his wife could be found.
Tie hie caused only o. 900 loss
II was aiterwaTd learned that Dietz had
zone 70 his work and Mrs. Dietz bad locked
the children IN the rooms and gone 10 the
market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
She Shot Her Lover.

DETROIT, MIcH.. april ON. +. Won
Schoeniug travelling fora New York musical
house st1ppedat the Russell House. IN this
city. when he arrived here last Friday on his
usual trip. Yesterday afternoon hs bad a call
in the person of Miss Kaiser. IF Cleveland. O.,
the daughter of q music dealer Of that city,
who has been in love with Won Schoening
Her love was not reciprocated by the New
Yorker and she demanded back some
letters she had written. While par
leying with L.m on the subject she
drew a revolver and fired four shots at him
one taking effect I'm his abdomen and another
going through his hand. Miss Kaiser then
took a large dose of morphine. Won Schoen-
iug's iuiares are not considered dangerous
Il is thought TINS morning that Miss Kaiser
viii recover Won Schoening SAYS she has
been pressing her love on him perslstcntly,
and followed hnu here from Cleveland. Her
father. Ernest Kaiser, keeps large music
store in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
DIED ~ EACH OTHERS EMBRACE.
Two Young Lovers Weary Of Life Lilo Down
and Die Together.

New YORK, April 2O.-A young couple regis
tered at the Grand Union Hotel on Sunday
morning as p. Behrandt and wife and were
assigned TO a room on the third foor.. This
evening at $50 they We're found locked IN
each others arrns-cold in death.
They had employed the familiar method or
inhaling gas through rubber tubes held in tho
mouth 10 bring 10 them an untmely end. On
the woman's breast lay large and beautiful
bounuet of roses This showed conciusively
that the self-murder had been carefully
planned by the couple. as II was IN many re-
sweets similar 10 what the reported suicide OF
Archduke Rudolph was like. and of which the
couple had evidently read. The man was
about twenty-five years Of age and the woman
about twenty-five.
The couple left four letters-two TO Mrs.
Muller. of this city. one 20 the coroner and
one 20 Fritz Behr andt, OF William street, this
city. Their contents have not yet been made
public and no cause has yet been learned for
the rash act. but there Is little doubt but that
n romance will be developed Mrs. Muller. 10
whom one of the letters was addressed. WAS
seen tonight, but refused TO talk OF the AFFAIR
She said she knew the couple and that the
young man had registered his name correctly,
but she gave the impression that the woman
was not his wife,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21

Bosrox. MASS. April 2O-The wife Of Clark
Hatch. formerly the agent Of the Travellers
Insurance Company. has brought suit against
the Atlantic National Bank Of this city for
the recovery Of $4,000 worth Of mortgage
notes. which she alleges are her property.
Hatch. previous to his trip West, deposited a
bundle Of securities with the bank. portion
Of which consisted of Western mortgage
notes. After Hatch's arrest in Worcester for
forgery. his wife went 10 the bank toget these
notes, but the bank refused TO give them to
har
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
SHE COWHIDED MN.
! Woman Avenges Herself by Thrashlng
Man in the Presence of Priest.

PrTIUBG. PA, April Glowing to the
endeavors Of interested persons to keep the
affair quiet. it has Just become known that on
Tuesday Of last week Miss Schuck daugh-
ter Of Charles Schuck. an employe at
the Werner mills. used heavy black
snake whip with such precision and severity
that Mr.. KaylOr will carry a scared face and
weted back for many days. Miss Schuck
Was orgauist at Father Woelfet's church. and
kavlor was a communicant. Miss Schuck
claimed that Kaylor had circulated stories
derogatory go her character. haylor denied
the assertions. Father W0efet summoned
the two young people to the church for the
purpose of settling the difficulty.
kavor again asserted that he had
SAID nothing for which he should
apologize and after an unsatisfactory
conference started away Miss Schuck ran
after him and drawing the whip from the
folds of her dress. cut kaylor heavy slash
across the face kaylor turned TO run and
WIS struck several terrible blows across the
back before be escaped.
Father Woeliet witnessed the assault,
which he characterized as an outrage. The
Rev. Father took the whip from Mss Schuck
and at once discharged her from her position
as 0rganist at 81. Leos church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
Refused to Answer.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The Federal jury inves-
tGating alleged violations Of the, Interstate
Swift d Co. the packers, the Wabash and
Iackawanna freight line reported to-day that
+. G.. Bowles, A. r. Fav. l. A. Bartlett and
W. B. Briggs employees of Swift and Co., re-
fusedt answer several important questions put
to them. alleging a. the grounds of their re-
fusal that they might criminate themselves.
Judge jenkins ordered the appearance of four
witnesses before the court the first Monday in
Nav to show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
Mystery of ~ Bible.

BRocKroN. Mass. April 20.-The Enter
prise prints some facts furnished It by its
Northeastern correspondent in regard to the
sensational story recently published 10 the
eiect that n family Bible was taken short
time ago from tomb in Easton, which, upon
examination. furnished needed proof as 10
the heirs of the estate Of Isaac Phillips,
valued at 5000, 000. The correspondent says
it IL an old story. The Mble was taken from
the grave of Mrs. Susie Randall about twenty
years ago at which time II was required to
complete the pedigree OF the Phillips fam
lily. The book was never returned TO thA
grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-21
Suicide of the Duchess.
rBy Gable 10 The Times.l

LONDON. April 2O.-A st. Petersburg lettsi
saws. Grand Duchess Olga. who comitted sui
eide on account Of the Cars harsh treatment
OF her son. Grand Duke Michael left a me-
moir. giving a full account Of her experience
in Russm. which, before her death,
she caused TO be transmitted,to her brother,
Grand Duke Baden
After her death the Russian officials tried
to recall the pac ckage. but II had passed the
frontier and heon delivered TO the Grand
DukE The latter has not made its contents
uuhlN II is rumored to contain certain ter..
rible revelations in high life in Russia, and OF
the barbaritcs to which the German Princesses
in that country are subjected. and that 1t
earnestly advises the daughters of the ruling
houses If Germany not to become the wives
of members of the Russian Imperial family