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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02
FOR sAhR.
sIDELlNaEn, photographer, sol, emerson.

TFHE STUDEBAKER FARM WAC.
Il ON. For sale by HUGHES &
CAmP. decS-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02

IF YOU WANT TENANTS LIST
Il your houses with HOGUE & GUM,
rental agents, SIS Salem avenue. Rent
ers please notice. 225 If
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02
POLITICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

T AM a CANDIDATE FOR COMMON
wealths Attorney subject to the Dcmocr atic
primary to be hold May TO- THOS. NJ. WOOD.
EOH CITY SERGEANT.
ROBERT Z. COLEMAN
Subject 10 the Democratic primaries.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TELEPHONE 119 IF IN NEED OF
4 messenger or have package or
trunk to deliver. Office 8 jefferson
street. Charges moderate. BIS tt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02

T F. PETERS Il BROS.'S SALOON,
e. Corner Seventh and Kimball avenues.
s'''..''...'.......
Fine Wines, liquors
and cigars. Nice re-
ccption room for pa-
irons. Il
S..................... ...''' ..'.'s'.'s.......
Call and see lie. just ::
what you want and ::
good treatment. ::
ueCio-um ....-..............~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02
A RTIFICIAL STONE AND Paw
"A mo.

The Virginia Artificial Stone and
Iaving Company. Office, No. 62O
First avenue n. W., will contract for
artificial stone work, paving, gutter
Ing, yard decorations, etc.
Estimates furnished; prices low.
All work guaranteed.
22S emo j. d. PARIS, Prop'r.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02
ELowERsl FLowERsl FLOWERS,

Cut Flowers and Pot Plants always
on hand. Germans, parties and we'd
dings furnished, and funeral designs
speciality. Fresh flowers received
daily. Prices low. II. +. MoKEAN,
at Christian " Barbce's. fcb9.6m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02

dor RENT. ROOMS UNFURNISH-
a cd suitable for sleeping rooms. light
Housekeeping or offices. BROOKS,
photographer, next TO Post Office.
janl0tf.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEET
IN ing of the stockholders OF: the
Mountain, View Land Company will be
held at the Office of the secretary on
Saturday, April 23rd, 1892, at 1s.o'oiock
noon. WM- p. WINCH, Secretary.
3'23'30d
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-02

M0TICE.-ANNUAL MEEEJNG OF
Nv the stockholders OF the Suffolk
Land and Improvement Company will
be held ut the Office OF the company, in
Roanoke, on Wednesday, May Attn, 1899,
at O'clock p. m. MAUCOEM w
BRYAN, Secretary. 3is5 cav 5w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19
Personal.

Hon, David Evans, Democratic mem
Ter 10 the last Territorial Legislature,
from ogden, aud w.lo arc guests ~ the
Templeton.
Fred May, wel'-known Boston wool
buyer Is Ia the city preparatory In pur.
'haSinH MS share OF Utah's wool clip
Mrs. Frank Taylor has gona 10 ogden
where she Is paying brief visit among
relative, and friends.
me-, Frank H. stevens, wife Of he ~.
HrlNht United Siates prOsecu Ing after
n'4, " unpulln lako trip East and spend
nhuIt Slme with her relatives there.
,,L - ID. shaw, advance agent nr tho Eilo
i.Nloi company which will produce
ia@'i hltke' IN TIL. city next week, b,
Tue company.
"a y. iassott and wife, &. H. Blair md
we aud MIs. q. l.. Wpshhurn, OF Chi
''-'' O'' stopping at the Continental.
e., ~ larh WAcelvr, principal Uwner Of
iue ~ail Lake TWfs, ana wife ufo ON IA
NF'el Nisii to lhi, clyt.
d, uopniY shCriu JJnn u. Hordon of
looolo, is Ia the city on official businr,..
Il, *, .gbert and wife OF Provo and
~ ~, Ieitingill Of ogden ARE nj ,he
g,a, HOLMAN, Kansas city binIoris
more on business.
,,l' W. Young, Omaha manager OF the
'eA5l 4iimerS Manufacturing Co, h
Oh oAl' Lake on business.
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A Good Old Veteran.

Editor Desa'ci Noe"
ros,v the people Of Kaysvllle turn
al ont alniosi en- masse to pay 'ne'I
I,st respects to the remains OF Bro'ne'
Robert Bodily who passed peace u''y
rom this life on Friday last NJ ule ''io
noe Of 20 years Q months aud h''een
days. w..d.nJ
Robert Bodily was boris In Woouenn'
Nortbamptouthire, Eogland on 'he
golh Of December 1910. go,
In December lsl5 he einisia'eu 70
Cane Colony, Africa where he engaseo
In mechanical, stockraising and ayr.
cultural pursuits. He was adm''Holy
sJaptcd 10 frontier lie being Nh.
cl,5s mason md worker in WOOD anu
icon His reputation rs a wngon maker
,,nn spread through tue colonles HuI
4, n few years lie had accuni ulet'u
'hst in those DAYS was cOnnucfol
'.r,,ua. Hrte In 1867 the Gospel IunNu
~, ia ple.saut circumstance conlphi
nti.siv wealthy aud widely honn'oui
~, Ne eagerly embraced the uuln'
~ rom that time dates a career re-
.,t,,hie Tor its unselnshuess, oharlty
nnI s,rirt Integrity. lie disp1sei OF
Ia. ts,ge possp4lnng, anu on the s-"u
March,. 1850, started for Hl'n'
,Tbrouehout the long mud arduonr ''ii
i,s,Iiipr aud OK tuAm on nunclou
i,.,sinns bls gcucTosity was msn'iust-
"a Ia the aid Of his poorer brethren,
there Il perhaps nOt one Of thal
,,,,,,,v hut hpldr hlm w grattiui
,'',i.r,hfarcr, On one occasion WINE
Ii9,.uor he contributed a thousand
,toiiars I'M AID Of the emiEfsuor'
M. ardvoi IN salt Lake CITY VA DC
- flEJ. whore Tor 3 short pefiod ne
rc.I5r In The sixth ward. From thcr'
move, IN Knysyille the following sea-
s1,, and located permanently. by tbs
lima he had followed almost literally
Inc 3ayllf'a Injunction, "1eil All thai
tbou hast and give ~ tue poor, ana
foilov mt:v aud now on ihr doWnWaTn
slnpe O., ne he found himsrlf with u
new home 10 make under how con
,itinns aud Circumstance, hui he went
towork with phpn ancnal energy, aud
ffom that day until nj iatt sicknrsa he
history OF his lie was one oi gfeai IA
bor under circumstances that to SONS
would hs.s been uiAclurngiug.
Through all he remained consistent
prosperity could not spoil hiW--hj-
vefsIty rsulu hot swCrvc nam; HIS
course was straightforward, his ou'
j,cls the glory Of Coo and hls own sal
walton,
His character wac beautiful IN H.
ragged simplicity nut honesty. sictn
aud unr0mpromis.ng In the prlfonc-
VI evil. plga-aut aud genial ia nc
fIcipty 81 friends, ne wac @ man WHOM
To intimately know WIS u pleasure, anu
a. po.ssss whose esteem was An houOr
Que or his characteristic which hnr-
monlzed with the beauty ~ his iio
was his love u liuwora. The OLD men
hiss been often hoard 10 say, loCuIarly,
that III he could not have Hover
garden Ia heaven he didn't care 10 go
there"
A large Procession followed his re-
mains to thu cemetery when they were
placed 10 rect covered by a imgfaut
iuAss OF the symbolb Of purig-th
flowere he loved 10 well. Aud mhuy
hearts today are deeply imprr sud by a
lesgpn they will mol soon forget
He leaves family OF eleven chill.
dren, seventy grandchildren and MI -
great-gAndchildren.
W. a. HYDE.
KAYsvnLE, Utah, April II, 1892.
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yiirilled Brick Paving.

The following is from the LIE
Angeles (Cai.l Times:
"M0st Of the Lls Angeles city
officials who went 10 San Beruatdino
on ThuTsday to inspect the vilrifet
brick pavement which has been laid
tn T. street in that city were much
pleased with what they raw. Few
branches Of municipal improvement
have caused more discussion and
difference Ol opinion ~ that regarding
the material Tor streIt paving. Vilri.
lied brick Il comparatively new for the
purpose Of street paylng.On the Coat.
IL ID claimed for this m ttefigl that u
possesses all the advantages Of granite
without it. draw backs. IL has with.
stood the most severe tests that II has
been Put 10. It's advantage over
hituminous pAvemenls Is that II wenrs
latter and Is not ~ slippery.
"rho vilriiled pavement, a. laid In
Fan Bornardino, appeSu 10 be almost
indpstruclihle. There are two layers Of
brick, tbs lower one laid Hat ana the
other tier on edge. Such pavement
rs tubs will wear, II IL claimed by those
interested IN II, for au almost Indefinite
time, rs has been fully proved IN cities
where vitrified brick pavement aas
been In constant use for many years.
In fact, there N no variety VI pave.
ment they say, that can compare with
Il IN wearing qualities, its many
striking advantages placing II high
above asphalt, bltumen, cObhlo stones,
wooden blocks or any other known
pavement.
street paving is,ln any case,a costly
Undertaking, and care should 6e ,azun
TO get the beat nnteriAl-a material
that Will last long time and give
good satisfaction ~ lie Il lasts. SAch a
pavement II 10 claimed for the vltrified
brick"
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q. W. ANDERSON,
oESEHzL n1gxekl
WHY THE DEsERET NEWS SHOULD
HE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE ro any
OTHER PAPER.

I. II I. N, Organ o. the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Lavtor-day Sainta, aud
the authorized medium through which
tho Views, wishes aud Instructions Of the
Chmch An horlilos arc expressed. aud
glvou TO the Saints.
2. II may Away. DO rolled upon as nd
Vocaung or defending "a, right sldo u
every question proper for public journals
to treat upon.
q. IL devoted 70 the interests Of tho
ialtord day Saints and has, from It's incop-
ton, valianily defended their rights aud
advocated tho principles 10 which they
believe, aud eYoly Lstter.dny saint
should therefore i.oi under obligations 10
do his part In helping 10 suataln It.
T. his not published for speculation,
and never has lcan, hut flr tho good
which u g. capable VI accomplishing; tho
PROFITS, n any thors bo derived nom Il,
being devoted to extending its sphere Of
usgnlnoss, aud blaululns the COM
munity.
3. ~ IA doing it9 utmost 10 establish
home lndustrlu-. among which are puper
making and typo-foundlnr, sioreotyplng
and olectr1iypIug -bmnghcs necessary
to the development and Independence u
the community, but which, during their
Infancy (which In this Territory they
have not yo, pasaedl, can Only be carried
on Al pecuniary loss.
g. There Ia no danger NJ any subscribar
4 a.. ...I. l.
soribos for through failure Of tho business,
ana g suspension VI the publications.
result 10 iho case Of hundreds Of nsws.
paper ventures every yoar.
7. ITS now printed throughout in new
and readable typo, so that oven tho aged
can pcruao It without diMeulyy or danger
to tLelr eyo.sight
e. II In free from Objectionable sdver-
il7cmouts, 80 that no parent need fear that
his children will have their minds cor
ruptcd from having access to II; In fact,
{. refuses thousands ~ dollars worth Of
tho best paying advertisements annually,
because 1t Ia devoted to tho moral aud
spiritual Interests OF lts readers instead Of
~ getting gain At their eN ponsA
y. It. ton. ia not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope OF gaining sub
, tcIber Or advertisements. It sdyocaies
that which IL right aud condemns thAi
which Is wrong, regardless. Of rosuliA,
financial or otherwise.
/ 10. 1t mover nauses,es It's readcrs by
I palning OH columns Of solf-pralse for
/ noWs toms.
! II. The NEWS practices no deception
and resorts To no sublarnscs to induce
people to Huhscribci but on the contrary.
ploieru 70 stand on Ia own morits as tho
| pcoplg's newspaper, with promise only
( to do rs utmost TO give i,s patrons tho
tull value " thoir money! promise
which II has endoavurod 10 faithfully
keep In tho pssL
~. In conclusion, ia LAiter-day Saint
can afford to lubscrIbe Tor only Que news
paper, that papor should be- the DEsEuEr
NEwsi and II more than Que, the news
should invariably DO the hrsL
SUBSCRIPTIONS RAUEA
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water. Three good rooms aud a storcroom
can be- secured in the attic, The building
l. supplied with water irum u tank In the
nttic. Into which the water can be pumped
from well OF clstorn.
The building above the foundations is Of
wood, cllphoHnlrd IN the first story aud
sbingloi above the belt course Tho main
roof is gablrd at both ends, with pretty
tr,p'ct window In each. while the front b,
broken 10y a large durmcr window aud q
vrrindn, an 10 good taste with the spirit
OF the design. The Kitchen wing fuuishcs
the principal feature Of the back uf tho
huu,c thus giyiuEd pleasing exterior from
every point Of view rlc main rooms rro
warmed hy FURNACE. Tho building can Do
erected ip most p'1rrs Tor s'sRl, bui in
somc log,liues might cost mou
j.. w. KING.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

A large manufacturer took into his
Office nephew who. toput mildly,
was rather feeble minded one day
the nephew came to bis uncle and
complained OF the head clerk Jones
Uncle what do y'u suppose tao
head c.l'l,. Jones. mas been telling
people about mer
"i have NO idea"
He has bacu telling everybody
that ana . fool"
II viii see him about H. and ten
him TO keep quiet about t. lie has
80 right t1 oXpu.o tho secrets Of the
Office. '-TeNus Sftiugs.
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Tur METHODIST GrNERALCoN.
TERENtf.


For tho accommodation Of those de.
siring 10 visit a. points east Of, In the
vicinity Of or ai Omaha, during May,
the Union Pacific will cell tickets ~
one iarc tor the round trip. Ticke on
sale April ssth t0a0lh inclusive, limited
20 Juuel /, 1902.
For tickets or additional informS-
lion, apply To ~ Il, BUWLtI,
General Agent Union Pacific Sys-
tenn. 2ll Main Street
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toth, nrran ,ut of tur bgok hall and
stairs, whic Dh % landing at thu maiu
sialrs iu the uui story in such manner
thHt oir may conveniently ascend ID tho
room, IN tbr ostvu.iun ~ ftuu. tiumlers
81 the mnin house or dcHrrul tn tlc lir-t
story front AAll. iluuHekerpyrsv viii udmila
this arrangement, 49, &c secure the grttrst
possible privacy and r1uyyHioQrr no doing
the huusuw0rk, and keeps the kitchen aud
an culinary operations ISOLATED aud distinct
10 themselves.
The dining room at tho RIGHT of ihcmuin
han isnt equal dimensions with tine psriur
at the LEFT. und Is uuusuaiiN large. Each
has an open fireplace and handsome wnod
msntyl. The dining guom is provided
with spacious china clu-rt and l. -rpa-
rated from the Kitchen by the pantry The
Kitchen has Two closets one for stores and
the other for the keeping ~ utensils. The
Kitchen plumbing consists NJ brick Bet
range, large HOT water boiler aud Kitchen
sink complete The pantry isi,tod up with
tholyc. drlinHr- for cutlery mud tiuur and
meal bins. The flour and meal bins should
Dc iurd with the best bright tin, urraugod
20 that the lining can b. easily removed
In tho second story the small bedroom
in front may be- used as - study, whore tho
owner Of the house can keep select books
and private papers
Each chamber and bedroom Is provided
with % good sized cluapt The bathroom Is
ilttcd up with water closet, hathtub aud
wash basin, and supplied with hot and cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Fu. llU accommodation NJ those de.
string 10 visit at poinis en6t oi, o. tue
N,,luity ~, NJ ut Omahs, In May, dur
ins the session ui the Methodist Gen.
cral Conference, IA, Union Pacific VIII
sell tickets e. Omaha aud return ut one
nrU Tor the round trip. lictoi on snl"
Apiil 18th to S1th inclusive, limited Ia
June /, 1892.
For my additional Information, mp
ply - -. j.. BuRLFN,
General Agent, Union Pacific System,
gJl Mniu street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Tn lIar SALvE In tue world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rhcum, Fuvur SOres, relter Chsppei
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Fruptluus. aud positively cures Piles,
or no pay required It's guaranteed u
give yur.ugt satisfaction Or money re-
funded. Price - ccuts per box. For
sale ~ a, G. Smith & Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

A travelling man who cnBnced 10 be
ia thu store & T.. V. Wood, at Me.
KEGS Rocks, Pa, says while he WAS
waiting to zee AIR. Wood, a little girl
came ia with su empty bottle labeled
"Chamherlgin's Pain Balm" and
said: "Mamma wants another bottle of
tn I medicine; she says II II the hest
medicine for rheumatlsm she ever
uset." 5Ocent b.ttles for sails by u. O..
NJ, l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Have your Prescriptions filled.
Buy your Drugs and Medicines.
Buy your Toilet Articles.
lmpUTted aud Key West Cigars.
Whitman Fine Candles.
Glide Quinine Hair Tonic.
Prices M n reasonable,
l'HANCEs G.. GILus, ApOthecary,
Brooks Arcade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

II l. Designcd 10 suit modern Need. and
Costs s1,5O1.
lCopyfighi. isg9. by American Press Aasoria.
tuu.I
Poets have sung about the p1ttcr NJ the
rain unun tle shiug..I too' ui thr sold
farmhouse aud luye betrayed % srrltdonl
uf sentiment over % charming ,oure Imly
who rkcd thr hay with "uuklcs hifcnnd
brown Ncithgrthc farmer nor hiyrs,r
OF to-day can properly be- compared with
those " history because Ut thedinrnut aHe
In which We live. The ancient tillcr OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Alta meeting Of the National Master
Plumbcr,' Association held April liih
II was unanimously received that here.
after 40 figures will be furnished TO
contractors Ia consequence OF the de-
fectivc lien law.
II. G. JAMES, Prest.
II. GREEN, Sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Tickets vii he sold 10 Omaha on
April 18Th, -D'h anu 31th by the Rio
Gfnndc Western at $40 round trip.
Best " accommodation and ma'chlrsa
Hc,ueTy. Trains vi $3.50 n.m. anu 9.55
nm. lrlcke illcr. 9UO Main Street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

WIVES going last select the popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily ves.
lihulc tfnips from Denver with dining
aud chair carsard Pullman s'cspUfB ~
tachtd, FOR Chicago, Peoria, -. Loui.,
Kansas GUY, 81. Joseph, AtchisOn and
nil Iolpts east,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Two Registered Cleveland Bay SlRl.
lions, ono Ceibus with gold medal,
imported. Apply at Grant Bros.
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Via RIO Graniv Western. $40 round
thp On April 2sth, 10th anu aOlh. Rate
IL open 10 the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

Arc exclusive agents Cor the celebrated
Peacock Coal and Slack. Best Ia mar.
Eet FOR steam and heat.
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Have removed their Coal onire to 100
=. Main Street. Telephone 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

NErANTFu IMMEDIATELY 8 Hit.T.
w cass cost maker. Mu'tbc Hu'c,ay man
GuEDuN a hArwtN, Telluride. Col.
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I,rl,r.InnIntL. In.l.

Have remove their Coal Oillce to 1866
:. Main Street. re,ephuuc iyl.
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GIRL TO no COoklNG sNp GENERAL
~ h1rHrwOrH iu am1 family 'upY %
co. lat liraham street.
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A. G. smith n CO., Druggists, age Is
" Roberts hcsperiap Tonic.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY


no sEti TuI PATENT LAMP CuuISEy
j titsu,I s,lls NJ sight So huH1l p.
taken. Id CIR AEtNTItN co
heuushl Wis
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r. n. 1suTII11Emr
n,lyaf Merchant and Emigra
- ton Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

m. .mnress Of Austria IS roputed TO
ba Ia heat royal housckecper IN Europe
Eyervtbine III The Austrian palace, u
,indes nor own personal care. She orders
cooLa bntiers and laundry maids, aud
h conatantly inyentlug something new In
cookery.
Sarah Bernhardt Is acting In Russia.
Totte ia rnpldly recovering from tho
operation she lately underwent.
Gilbert Sullivan aud Carte, as corr
posers and managers, divided Sl,aooOOO
IN fifteen years, profits OF their JOINT
labors.
Tbcre nre seven Hebrew members who
have goats In the British house of com-
mons. and they nre all related to the
Rothschild family.
Queen Victoria has learned TO speak
mud write Iilndostanee, no they. say
and ~ 20 proud Of her accomplishing
this feat That she sends n. contribution
10 n Christmas magazine. giving trunAln-
lion into IIindostanoo Of her letters 10
her people upon the death Of the duke of
Clarence.
Mrs. Cleveland has been asked to he
come n member OF the Atlanta chapter
of The Daughters Of the Revolution.
General Weaver foretels IN great flu
tpro" for his party. But thnt will de-
pond great deal upon the crop OF eggs
Georgia may hold over during the coming
four years. They may lay for Weaver"
down in the cotton belt.
The women Of England have boldly
started In another reform. corrcspon-
dent says: "1hcy are In large numbers
riding astride at the hunts. Tho spcctn-
divided skirts or In long riding coats
I,nnta pnI brapohpa Is gompthinR pulru-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-22

To-day tho emperor Of Germany pro-
pesos to open tho roichstug in person.
His p0tornal ancestors had way OF
opening and closing those sessions that,
while IL might suit tho temper Of the
present emperor, does not suit
tho tompor OF uthe times nor
that OF tho German people.
by right Of herodity William is an
advocate for large standing army aud
n believer in tho right divine Of kings.
Tho military policy which no fathers
not only ocoasioned a rupture between
him uud Bismarck, but the bill em-
bodyiug II has created blttor opposition
In tho chamber und among tho people,
Should William, as ia expected, make
tho passage Of the bill personal mat
ter IL ia Thought that the rejection will
BIO followed by n dissolution OF tho
reichstag.
The German people arc jealousy
alert to check any measures to raise
tho standing army 10 war standard,
aud in Difference TO their opposition the
delegates may depart from their usual
course. heretofore tho body has mot
merely 10 give It's sanction to whatever
was the imperial behost, and 30 radical
u departure from tlmo-honorcd usage
mny bring ON u crisis. William bus
not inclination nor ycara to tcach him
the worth OF compromise, and should
he push his purposes to tho end there
may result condition OF affairs for
which he VIII scarcely be prepared.
Tho action Of this body will be watch.
cd with iutorest by European powers,
~ this may determine whether there
BE- peaceful prosperity or tho dovastu.
lions OF a general war, Neither will tho
United Statos be an untntorostod spec.
m,or' Allied as this country ia to Ger
muny by ties Of lSlnship and commercial
relations, whatever wnyo OF disaster
sweeps tho "Fodorlanln sends bacl, to
these shores some Of tho ills 10 bears.
Tho temperate minded on olthcr
shore must hope that William win REQ.
ogni2o that he roigus in the nineteenth
century and can neyor IN this day oxer-
oiso the dospotlc sway once tho charac.
tcriHtic OF his house.