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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-13
CITY DIRECTORY.
IT inc Principal husinsy
Houses of Roanoke.

S iHICipdf Cu sine -
Aouses of Roanoke.
The following is published daily TO
sne benefit of strangers and the publ,
generally. 1t Includes all trades AND
professions and cannot fail to prove OF
interest to all VINO intend transactine
business in Roanoke:
ARCHrTECTs.
NOLAND u DE sAUSSURE, Architects. n,
WIN. L. RID, Masonic Temu,e
WILSON " HIGGINS, second floor. Coum.,
cial Dank Building.
ATTORNEYs-AP-y.Aw
MoHUGH " BAKER, Room oOs Terry Buidlns
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. ETC.
l. BAUARACH, 81 Salem ave.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
F: j. AMWEG. Terry Building
fHANh H. MAY loo Jefferson ST., p. .. Box q
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NAT. BUS. COLLEGE, Srd ave. & Henry at.
DANDY, m, !AN,FR: EANoY CAKE BAKHl
ICE CREAM FUENISHER,
CATOGNI'S, so Salem ave.
CLOTHIER, TAILOR AND Halter,
JOS. COIN (E. NJ. Dawson, Managcr), "A salep
ave.
COKNICES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
THE ROANOKE ROOFING AND METAL COR
NICK COMPANY, Room 703. Terry Building.
COIrRT SrESnrr .pury
CHAS. E. GRAVES, Office room COG Terry Bldg
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
d; w. SlSLEk, 4oT Second st. n. c. (cotIlns, CT,
kets, robes. &c), Tel. 1903.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC.
COPPER " STONE, 10 Salem ave- e.
GRoCERs.
F. II. WALKER, Campbell Ct, door east of JIG,
fcrson "a "
HARDWARE, WHOLESALE AND Rn
BROWN y JOHNSTON, II Jercreon s,re-,
Telephone Is.
HAY, GRAIN, SC.
DANIEL " HoLLADAY, IA Kirk, rear 20
IRON CONTRACTOR.
CusHMAN IRON CO., Terry nuilcing.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
OPPENHEIM ~ CO.'S EXCHANGE, cor Con
mcrcc and Campbell streets
LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES
". II. CLARE " Co., Office 100 Henry stree,
TIMES building, =. q. box 1855. Evcrvihin,
that goes into building ut mill prices. by tn,
car Dad only.
MERCHANT TAILORR
LEWIS. TIMES Building.
pAuNnRoxEHu
9. NYBURG, % Railroad ave-, sc.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ROANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, No.
NV. LINEBACK, successor to Eutsler, % Salon
avenue.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTINa, SO.
ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING CO., N.
III South JEFFERSON Street.
PRACTICAL HORsEsHOER,
III: HALEY Greats all diseases OF horses foot,
Fourth ave-, between Jefferson and Henry Sta
REAL ESTATE.
SIMMONS u TINsLEY. III Jefferson ct.
RENTAL AGENTS.
NJ. II. O'MOHUNDRO, s. Jefferson street.
sCAvENGER AND GARBAGE WORE
PRYOR WOODSON 22S Fourth ave. n. W.
SEWING MACHINES,
NEW HOME, j. A. CAMPBELL, Agent, x
Henry street.
STEAM LAUNDRIEs.
DIXIE, Franklin and Second sts., tel. 49,
sTENOGRAPHERS s. TYPEwRITBRs.
g. M. HOGSETT, room - Masonic Temple.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
ROANOKE TRANSFER COMPANY, Packap
Room, South Jefferson st.. tel. 119.
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Bargains for November,

Buy house now and prepare for the
winter we are offering several houses
on terms as easy as renting.
GOOD HOUSES.
room house in the S. W., best loca-
catlon' pain room and pantry, 50, 500;
$3.50 cash, balance S25 per month.
room dwelling on Eighth avenue q.
W., 50, $50; $500 cash, balance $50 per
month.
7-room house centrally located, lot so
foot front, $4,000; SlCO cash, balances
SEQ per month.
A BARGAIN.
Dwelling, rooms and bath room, lot
5oXl3o feet; large stable on the lot, con-
vepient 20 the railroad, 81, SEQ: $3.50
cash, balance Se5 per month.
FOR RAILROAD MEN.
New Groom house, very convenient,
Sl,S5o; $500 cash, balance SEQ per
month.
Corner lot on Center street, $3.50.
broom dwelling, $500, 500 cash,
balance easy monshly instalmen.s.
Best corner lot in grove back Of the
round house, $500.
Lot 50Xl30 feet on Center avenue.
$500; S25 cash, balance SIS per month.
Corner lot on Third avenue, so feet
front, $3.50.
BUSINESS LOT.
50xl3O feet on Shenandoah avenue.
fronting on the Norfolk and Western
railroad, $3.50: one-third cash, balance
one and two years.
CHEAP RESIDENCE LOTS.
5ox15O feet on Patterson avenue,
$1,000.
Best lot on Roanoke street, back OF
Mrs Bryan's residence, 5Ox15o feet,
So, COO.
Lot on Campbell avenue, 5ox14o feet,
$780,
Belmont lots, 4ox13o feet each, $500;
easy payments.
Best lot in the n. O., $500.
IL you want to buy lot to build on
ccme to our Office and We will suit
you.
LARGE DWELLINGS.
Groom house on Campbell avenue,
lot 5OXl5O feet, $4,000; $500 cash, bal
ance $40 per month.
Dwelling, 10 rooms, on Ninth avenue
S. w, $4,000
New house, all improvements, large
rooms, So, 800: small cash payment, bal
ance monthly.
S-room dwelling with all improve
ment on Jefferson street, $4,000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-19
ii BRE DE EXPLOSION Y COMBUSTION EXPON
MEAS. SIN HUMO nj NAL OLOR
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Els sabido que ningun petroleo, namesele con g.
nonPre que g quiera kerosine Gas, Acee de carbon
absolute pues adqnreAdo cierto grado de calor en-
ciende al contacto de una llama, Por tanto Agen
ca recommends encarecidamente los consumidores out
empleen las sguientes reglas e ss productos
para eVitar en- 10 possible cualquier Academic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
M.iNY KNIGHTS ARRIFE.
Delegations Pouring Into Denver From All
Over the Country.

DENVER. Coz. August S.-All day yester-
dag and this morning the reception commit
tees of the Knights Templar had their
hands full. number of rooms have been
secured in the Sheridan building for any
who may become exhausted or sick.
The influx will reach its maximum
tonight as tomorrow is the all-im-
portant day. 1t had been intended to give
Grand Master Goblin big reception
whom be came in from his Colorado trip.
This was prevented by his quiet arrival IN
the city last night without announcement.
Ha was escorted from Colorado Springs by
Pixies Peak Commandery and went at once
10 his hotel This evening st. Johns Com
mandery. OF Philadelphia, gave grand re-
ception in his honor. The largest comnlan-
derry 20 arrive yesterday was from Boston.
The Mississippi Grand Commandery also
came in and attracted great deal OF attep-
tion by their fine appearance and excellept
band.
Festivities began about 10 O'Clock with
parades and serenades. Topeka Com
inandery. with a band Of fifty pieces, made
the circuit first and sorenated tho vnrious
headquarters, hotels and newspapers. As
soon as this was started the bands from
other communicates were called out and
the streets were filled with an immense
volume of music, while the Knights,
IN full dross. paid their re-
spects TO friends. AT the hotels
all is lively and tho crowd In the best OF
huuor. Rooms have been found for all Wis
itors aud the hotel COMMITTEES expresses the
opinion that all will be cared for in that
way. The California aud Arizona people
are making themselves popular by having
constantly spread for their visitors tables
loaded with the finest wines and fruits OF
the country. The streets are iammed. but
all 80 far has gone we'll.
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ALABAMA's oFFIcIA1 COUNT.
~ ls Safe TO Estimate Thfst Jones' Majority
win Reach 10000.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, August s.-A few
counties are yet 70 send in the result Of the
official count Until these returns are in il
will DO impossible to determine Jones exact
majority. With thirteen counties yet
10 hear from Jones has a majority
of $3.50 With maiorities returned
by the official count anything like
the maiorites returned unofficially these
counties will practically Offset each other
and they will make no material difference
IN the net majority. During the official
count OF Saturday some changes were made.
The returning board of Pike county. for a.
legged irregularities. threw ont ten of the
twenty-five boxes of that county. the effect
being that the apparent majority Of
500 Tor kOlO was overcome and the county
given 70 Jones by a majority OF IS. small
number of boxes were also thrown out in
each Of tho following counties. Bullock, Mo
bile, Sumter Tanadega, Etowah. Perry and
Dallas, and the result was slight loss 10
Kolb. In ST. Clair eight boxes were
thrown out. reducing Kolb's apparent
majority Of l22S by the unofficial
returns TO 779 net loss Of 4G9
In Iallapoosa county boxes were thrown out
which reduced Kolbs majority from $500 TO
2.457, a loss TO Koib Of about 350 In Dallas
the official count increased tho majority for
Jones from 800 to 6.124, and in Hale
county from 800 10 1.225 IL is perfectly
safe to say tnat when all the counties
are in and the official result is announced
Jones majority will range between $500
and u 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
4 Destructive Tornado.

MARSHALL. Mrss., August s.-The worst
tornado and hail storm eve. known In
Southwestern Minnesota occurred between
and 8 O'Clock to-day. The storm covered
portions Of Lincoln and Yellow Medicine
counties and the northern half OF Lyon
county. Present reports indicate loss in
Lyou county Of no less than half million
dollars.
Near Cummings the Icelandic Southern
church was picked up and thoroughly dc.
molished. Several houses. barns and small
buildings were destroyed and innumerable
trees were blown down. Nearly all the
glass on the north side of most OF the build
ings in town WAS smashed.
CANBY. Mms., August g. "A terrific storm
of wind and hall prevailed here last night.
Crops were destroyed in u strip five miles
wide. The Candy Gun Club was oyertsken
on the prairie and badly beaten by hail.
bome OF the members are missing.
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News of the Navy.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August s-The
North Atlantic squadron. Rear Admiral
Gerhardi in command has arrived at bar
Harbor. Ne. The squadron is composed OF
the Philadelphia. Concord and Fesuyus.
The Miantonomah has lett the North At
lantic squadron and dropped down 10 Buz-
Yards Bay. Mass, for target practice.
Complaints continue to be received at the
State Department of inhumsn treatment OF
the men at work in the guano works at the
Island Of Nayassa The hearsarge. which
Is now on tho way 70 Honduras. has. there
fore, been ordered by Acting g-Secretary Soley
10 stop there. and her commander, A; ,.
CrownlnshieId has been directed TO MAKE
thorough investigation into the treatment
of the men, how fed. clothed, &c.
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Another RevoIutIon Started.

NEw YORK, August S.-The Heralds Val
paraiso special says telegrams received at
Santiago state that General Camacho started
a revolution at Orur0, Bolivia, and the
Bolivian Government t. suppress the up
rising. arrested Camacho and sixteen depu-
ties and deported them al to the Ch.lien
port of AntifOgasta All theNcities OF the
Republic have been declared in a state OF
siege and Congress had been summoned TO
sit at once and to declare De Baptista Presi-
dent
Chill has decided TO grant the request Of
the United States Government to appoint
commissioners 10 sit az Washington and act
conformity with commissioners OF the United
States to arbitrate all American claims
Against Chih
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PRIZE PrGHr IN mon LIFE.
Two Wealthy Young Society Men Fight
But II is Declared a Draw.


But II is Declared a Draw.
SARAroGA. n. Y, August s.-A select few
on the inside Of high-toned masculine so
ciety at the Spa have been excited over the
preparations that have been making for
several days for a finish prize fight, Queens
berry rules. between two well-known So
ciety young men. One OF the principals is
Daniel w. Shea, OF Boston. and the other Is
Sidney Smith. of Balston Spa, TINS county:
Roth OF the men are splendid specimens OF
physical manhood and both are expert box
ers .t.
Shea is the son OF a wealthy Boston family
q Harvard College student member OF the
Harvard College crews and the champion
heavy weight boxer of the college. lie IS
about twenty-three years OF age and weighs
17S pounds. ,,,.ie,hs
159 mounds. lie is the sou Of the weaitniest
family in Ballston and has million ID MS
own name. -.i -
IN thar respective merits as boxers Inc
fpbt was for blood and honor only. 49,
ffhe ring was pitched IN a barn on oniIh
property ut Ballston, seven miles from u Ia'
sfoea and at II o'clock this morning, they
entered the ring wearing four-ounce glWv'es'
Billy Edwards, the ex-pugillst oil New ioiA;
acted as referee. jimmy kh'
the Scottish-American Club OF New iorA,
seconded Shea. and Smiths corner was
looked after by his cousin. George oaii'n,.
ono of the &ealthiest young residenls ~
Saratoga. The preprlstor Oh 'no ''A3''S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09

Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Property Burned in baltimore.

Two AHhdfed nOuShba Dollars worth OF
Property Burned in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, August Sat 8:15 this morn
ing fire was discovered in the large four
story furniture factory Of John Chatterton
d Co., No. u south Frederick street.
Three alarms were quickly sent out, and
nearly the whole city fire department was
soon upon the scene. BY o'clock the
flames had enyelOped the whole Of the
Chatterton building and communicated TO
Green d Co. 8 Hope Brass Works, at No.
10. The roof of No. II. occupied by OPP
penheimer d Co. as solder factory and
warehouse, also caught. Fleischman q Co.
building No. II. was also soon ablaze, and
Scblegel's orchesteran. Nos o, z and 9.
were also afre BY 1890 the FIRE was gotten
under control. and a careful estimate places
the loss at S200, 600 with an insurance of
about SIS 600.
NEW York. August S.-This morning an
explosion occurred on the third floor of the
large wholesale drug warehouse Of Terrant
d Co.. Greenwich street. The explosion
was quickly followed by flames which de-
stroyed property 10 the amount Of 100000;
fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
A Rlnndx Cutting AfrrnY.

PErRRsBURG. IND. August 8.-A bloody
tragedy is reported from Winslow, this
county. Miss Read. the daughter Of a re-
spected farmer, was assaulted by one Barnes,
a coal miner Sheriff Stillwell arrested
Barnes. when he was at once set upon by
dozen drunken miners, who demanded his
release. This was refused and a general
feht ensued. BARLEY Stinson, one OF the
miners. was literally cut 10 pieces. and MS
brother Pete Stinson, had his throat cut.
Levi Read. a brother TO the young lady as
saulted. was stabbed in three places and Is
badly hurt. Several others were more or
Iess hurt in the melee.
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b1sth-houses !. in the village, was time keeper.

Deth-hOuses in the village. was time-keeper.
IL was game fight from start 20 finish.
Round one-After sparring for an open
ing smith remarked: Why don't you
make one OF those Harvard rushes now Z"
de no sooner had the words out when he
was rushed to the corner and over the
ropes among the spectators. He got back
into the ring and some sharp exchanges
followed. They clinohed. and in the
oreakwey Smith landed heavily from
tho shoulder on Sheas nose and
mouth, knocking him completely OF
his feet, Shea was thrown down seven
seconds, and be got his Ieet again; made
terrible rush. driving az Smiths head.
smith met him neatly and sent him 10 the
noor second time by heavy blow on the
Jaw. The Boston man was quickly on his
feet and some savage in-fghtirg followed.
when they ciinched and time was called
Blood was flowing freely from Shea's nose
at the end of the round.
Round two-The men were both pretty
Well winded when thev toed the scratch.
Snea recovered his second wind and forced
the fighting and had the best of the
round all through. A few short-range
shots were fred. when Shea found
90 opening On Smiths ribs and landed
Afsilnger which nearly took Smiths
breath away Shea followed mp the adgan-
tags With two or three hard thumps which
smith was unable to parry. At this point
one Of Smiths friends called out time.
ume." and claimed the fight. Smiths
friends rushed into the ring and rushed
him away amid boots and yells of the Bos-
ton mans supporters. There was
almost free fight among the gem
nemen present as spectators. but
Edwards ended the affair by declaring the
fight draw She's and his friends were
much disgusted with the decision and Offer
ed to make another match on the spot
for fun. for blood or for any amount Of
money the Ballston man wished to put up.n
After the fight the party drove back to
Saratoga. where their appearance and the
story Of the fight created great sensation
at the hotels. It IS very probable that an
other meeting will be had in the near future.
shee Is very much dlsgusted with the con-
duct OF the Ballston man aud his friends,
and declares be can whip Smith with one
hand.
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SCR ANTON, Pa. August 8.-Foreman Spots
wood, who is in charge of gang of laborers
near Smithyile, was attacked by sixty ne
groes with clubs and stones this morning.
lie defended himself by drawing two re-
volyers. and several of the negroes were
wounded Assistance being quickly sent.
the foreman and the negroes were driven 10
their camp, where they are now heid IA
check by number OF constabes from Pitts
ton. II is feared deadly conflict will follow
before any arrest can be made. The trou-
bic originated in refusal OF Spottswood to
allow four negroes to leave the camp last
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
Dsaooa,s sui, Against His VIE.

PARIs, August s.-The prosecution insti-
tinted by Edward Parker Deacon against
his wife, charging her with adultery with NJ.
AbeiIle. for the killing of whom Mr. Deacon
il undergoing Imprisonment. was brought
no in court to-day. The luminosity OF the
French authorities against Deacon was at
once made apparent, The public prose-
cutor said be would take no part IN the
case, and that Mr.. Deacon would do better
20 lay the case before the court himself.
The attorney general said that IN bis view
there Is not sufficient grounds for -presuming
that Mrs. Deacon had committed adultery.
The case was then postponed until October
noxt.
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him unconscious. He was compelled to re-
tire from the game. and the attending physi-
clans will not be able until tomorrow 10 say
how badly the third baseman is hurt. Doyle.
the Giants catcher, was struck on the right
arm BIZ the batsman in the fifth
inning and gave wav 10 McAlahon. The
visitors hit the ball oftener than the Phil
lies, but could not make their hits count.
except in the seventh inning, when Burke
cracked out a home run to the left-feld
terrace after Fuller had made single. The
lead of the local club was at no time in great
danger of being overcome, and the game
was too tame to be interesting. Score
K. B. II. =.
New Yorks. 400 10 3
Batteries: King and Doyle and Mcmahon;
Carsey and Cross. Umpire, Lynch.
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department against George Cake. appointed
on Saturday by Secretary Foster an immi-
grant Inspector in place Of Mr. Evans. who
vas removed because he was not citizen.
Mr.. CAKE was appointed at the instance of
the Glass Workers Association OF Penn
sylvanla, and the charges preferred are that
no has duplicate wives in pittsburg and
Now York. Acting Secretary Nettleton has
Instituted an inquiry as TO their truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09

CAPE CHABrRs. Va, August g. The DEM
ocratic campaign opened to-day on the
Eastern Shore At Eastyiie. Northampton
county. Hon. Holmes Conrad, of Winches-
ter. elector-atlarge, addressed about 500
people. lie paid special attention to the
Force bill. Robert W. Hunter. OF Winchss-
ter, also spoke. followed by local speakers.
The Peoples party nominees were made the
objects more Of ridicule than else, Conrad
made fine impression. He ranks es sn
orator Of tho first water. peer OF Daniel.
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on,.a ReerganIling His Forces.

WASHINGTON. August s.--The Mexican
Government has officially advised the State
Department that General CARA. the nexi-
can reyoulionist and outlaw Is reorganixing
mis- forces IN Webb county. Tex. Tho mat
Ter has been brought 10 the attention OF the
War Department and to-day Adjutant- Gen.
eral Vincent. acting for General Schofeid,
telegrapbed General Wheaton. ID command
of tue department OF Texas, directing him
10 keep sharp lookout Tor the Cara band
and to prevent q violation OF the neutrality
tarra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09

CHICAGO. August s--The Garfield Park
Climb has come out ahead in its fight with
the city AUTHORITIES on the matter Of the
rights of booksellers 10 transact their busi-
ness at the West Side tracks Judge ket-
tele this morning handed down his opinion
in the cases of h. A. Fisher and 4. A. Nc
Vow the book-makers who We're arrested on
a test csse last week. lie decided that the
famous State law Of 1887 permitting pool
selling was constitutional. aud that there
foro the city had no right to arrest tho book
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Wast Virginia nfin.rs sfrike.

FAmMoSr. w. Va, August s.-Three thou
sand miners in this portion OF the Monon-
ghshela Valley will begin strike to-day TO
force recognition OF their labor organization.
The operators declare they viii close their
mines permanently II necessary to win the
struggle. Considerable dissatisfaction ex-
ists among the union miners Of the hanawha
tend to that section, when ten thousand men
will be Affected
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CHEYKsNR. WYo.. August s.-The Peo-
ples party Is being organized in the
"Rnstler' district, and will place State
ticket ia the field. headed BY Joseph Hurt.
q sheep-gfower. who was defeated for the
gubeFnatorial nomination in the Democratic
Convention last week. There will be q
great effort made 10 boom the ticket
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Genera, Stevenson Denies tho Report.

TxDtAEAPoI1s, md, August s:-Adlai
o,avenson arrived at noon and left for
BIoomington, ILL.,, at 1870 p. NJ. To an IN
terviewer in response to information rsiat-
inc 10 the charge that he had sold pistols 20
tie Knights of the Golden Olfcls, uengla' slIla
Sood Soe " shall be charged with murder per
iios'e hoon axt II this promsouous campslgn
inipo aapo continues / never sold pistol nor
owned pistols in my life.
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Ti,e Rnbbar Trust.

NEW HAVEN. Cosg., August Sat 70.
cant meeting Of the representatives OF tho
United States Rubber Company. which In
clndes nine OF the largest boot and shoe
manufacturers IN the country. and was or
ganizsd under the New Jersey laws few
months ago, it was decided that the combi-
nation shall 90 into effect November ist
The capital stock Of the trust Is limited st
* on1 000 0lO
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APRIsoN. SoT NOME.
An Inmate OF the Hampton soldiers' Home
Gives IL Bad Name.


Gives IL "A Bad Name.
WILMINGTON, DEL. August S.-Wiiiam
Baker. of this cry, returned from the Old
Soldiers Home at Hampton Roads. Va,
thoroughly disgusted with that institution.
de thus gives his reason for leaving:
II would have died had / stayed there.
The water is not tit to drink. being mere
surface water drawn from wells. A man
who goes there is just as much a prisoner
as if he was in the penitentlary. The cook
ing is bad. the restrictions are stringent
aud arbitrary and the mon have 10 stand
outin al kinds Of weather TO get their
food. If man leaves the circle without a
pass he is sent TO the guard house and put
on the dump OF ash pile for from thirty to
sixty days. no matter what his condition
may be. The place Is prison more than 1t
is a home. IL / had remained another
week l would never have been able to re-
turn
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drank the LIQUOR and became more riotous.
others poured the intoxicating fluid into the
street The Russians hurried a guard ot
Cossacks into the place 10 stop the riot ana
Russian gunboats were ordered instantly
there. The situation is so serious that the
Shah. who is travelling. has been notinea
and will return at once to Teheran.
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FRrDsmcKssuRo. Va. August s.--ISps-
ciail. Mrs Lucy Lightfoot. wife Of Mt.
John T. I.ightioot and daughter Of Major
j. Horace lacy. Of the Wilderness spot
sylyania county, died of consumption ut
her home, "Elin, near Locust Dale. Madi-
son county. last Thursday. She leaves .
husband and two children.