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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09
BURIAL or pREsIpENr HARRISON.

BURIAL OF PRESIDENT HARRISON.
ley pointed to a Bible and prayer book
lying on n table near the bier, which, he
said, had been the daily companions of
the deceased, and added that but for the
presidents illness he would have united
with the church the previous Sunday.
| The casket containing the presidents
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HNRuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
or trust executed TO me by ID F. Kcfauyer
ana H. =. Williams or the Bird day of March, 1890
and recorded in the clerks office OF the Hustinp
Court OF the city OF Roanoke. Virginia, to secure
to Is. Winston the payment OF the sum OF $3.50.
evidenced by one interest bearing negotiable note
in the sum OF $3.50, dated March g. 1890 and nav
able two years from date with legal interest; and
whereas default has been made In the paymentof
the said note of $3.50, and having been renucstcd
go to do by the beneficiary in the said deed of
trust will orcr for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door of the conrt
house OF I lie city of Roanoke, Va, ON SATiJR.
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF September. 1S9S
CERTAIN lot OF land situated in the city of Roanoke
virginia, bounded and described rs follows
10 wit:
Beginning at point on the eaet side of Com.
merce street SO feet from the eontncast corner of
PiDe street; thence In an eaotcrly direction 40
feet to point en- same; thence west 40 feet 10
Commerce street, thence north with Commerce
street SO feet to the Place OF the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defrny the costs of
executing this trust including a trustees com.
mission OF 5 per cent. and tho past due note OF
$3.50 with interest from the 3rd day OF March
1890 to day OF sale; the balance, IL any. payabie
In one and two years from date, In two equal in
etalmcnts. evidenced by interest bearing nero.
table notes aud secured by deed OF trust on prom
erty. JBLEVY
Trustee.
BY consent OF all parties the above sale has
been postponed until October II at same hour
and place. j r. LEVY
oli tos Trustee.
BY consent OF all parties the above sale has
been postponed until November II, 1899.
,o,, j. Is. LEVY,
~ IL tds Trustee.
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BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
diges t i on C Debility.
TRUSTEES SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
;, - cuted to me as.trustee by S. NJ. frey and j.
Nj. Mnupin, dated October 18th, 1S.lD, and of
record 10 the clerks office Of the Hust ings Court
for the city of of Roanoke, Va. in deed book so,
page 40. conveying the hereinafter described
stone the payment OF the II 81, 100, evidenced
by two certain negotiable notes of even date
With said deed, each in the sum OF 1850 with in.
tcrest, and payable In one and two years after
date, and whereas default has been made in the
payment of The last OF said notes, and having
win offer for sale at public auctiop, in front Ct
V our %EDNS 6 6ssy Sf NSA9 @%m
lot or parcel Of land situated in the city OF Koa-
noke, Va, and described as follow:
beginning at point Oh the north eide of Sa-
lem avenue 3194 feet west of Roanoke street.
thence with Salem avenue north IS degrees 80
minutes west IS feet to a point, thence north 6
Brickoy's lot, thence south IS degrees 30 minutes
cast Is feet TO point, thence south degrees
west 10h% feet to Salem avenue, the place Of be-
TERMS: Cash sutiicentto pay the cost of OK.
ecuting this trust and to pay the past due and
U unpaid note of s55O and interest on same from
able ia two equal amounts, Mt six and tn clve
months from day of sale, with interest, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property
II ids JAS. S. SIMMONS, Trustee
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 18th day OF February. in the year 1870,
and OF record in the clerks Office of the county
court OF Roanoke county, State OF Virginia. in
d"ed book 10, page 1l6, executed by the Old Do
minion Investment Company TO the undersigned
trustee, to secure to the Aetna Land and I'm
rroycment Company the sum OF 81 1'1.25, cv-
idenccd by two Interest bearing negotiable no cs
OF the sum of S5% G2 each, payable in twelve ana
twenty four months respectively from the date
thereof, and default having been made in the
payment or the second note, and nj the request OF
the hencfciarics of the said deed OF trust | will
90 WEDNESDAY, THE It'll DAY OF Dh.
EMBER, 1882 AT ~ O'CLOCK. NJ, in front OF
a ia Hit mr. Al-n
IT public auction, to the highest bidder all those
ne certain lots of land lying in the county of
Roanoke. State OF Virginia, described a. fol
lows:
OTIS 10 and II, section 6. lots and $. section
II lots and :. sec ion 10 all OF the above spcc.
lied lots front fifty feet each on Grove street and
extend hack between parallel lincs I:Sl icet to
an alley: lots and ) and 9. section lG said lots
'front.' nifty T. ct each on Cedar street and extend
ba'k bttwecn parallel lines 1881 feet To an alley;
all or the above specified lots are shown on the
map OF the Aetna Land and Investment Con =
pahy's property, To be found on file at tho
clerks office or the county court OF Roanoke
county, at Salem, Va, to which map reference II
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EyE-
- cutcd TO me as trustee by Henry Grlmmcll
and +; w. Wagner, dated June 90, iS0O and OF
record In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
lor the city of Roanoke, Va, in deed hook a.
pags BIZ, convey ing the hereinafter described
property to secure to the Frostbnrg Real Estato
anu Improvement Company the payment OF the
sum OF SSS3s2, evidenced by two certain nero.
liable notes or even date with SAID deed, each in
the sum or SlG6 &C. with interest, and payable in
one ana Two years, and whereas default has been
mace IN the payment OF the last OF said not and
VIII oirer for sale Mt public auction in front OF
the courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke. YIN on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1892 AT - O'CLOCK
NJ. NIL those certain lots or parcels of land sItno.
ieu In the city OF Roanoke, Va. and known as
lots Nos II, IS, 10, 20 and 81. section So ns shown
by the map or the Rivcrvicw Land and Mnnufac
turing Company on file Mt the clerk Office of the
Hnstings Court for the city OF Roanoke Va
viii first orer for sale lot 30 in section Ill md r.
the price obtained ia not sufficient TO nav the
above note. with interest and the costs OF sale j
willinincdiatcly af;crward orer for sale lot 10 in
section ST. 800 " - ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of eye
cutting This trust and 10 pay the past due and nm
paid note OF Sl6G.j6 with interest from June ID;
1871, ard tho residue, IL any, to be PAYABLE i'm two
equal amounts ut u and - months from day of
sale, with iatcrtst, to he evidenced by notes NJ
the purchaser and secured by Decd of trust on
the property conveyed. JAS. S. SIMMONS.
10 ids Trns,co
by consent OF all parties concerned the above
sale has been UOstpOnpd until ruosduy N,-..,.
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CorY1Ne. enlarging. exteriors. sioellnger,s
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The above property was cold by j. a. Fish.
vidcd In SAID deed OF trust II , tds
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by consent OF AL parties concerned the above
SAFE mas been postponed until Tuesday, Noyem-
Der 10, le9@, at The same time and place
JAS. 5. SIMMONS,
IL tus Trustee
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
Children CIV for
Pitchers CaStoFia.
FURNISHING ROOMS.

In some Of the states the large cities
are being called upon to furnish
rooms in the state buildings, and re.
Gently report gained currency that
this plan would be followed by the
Missouri Worlds Fair commissioners
The Gazette has heretofore given ap-
prevail to this plan. St Lonis Kan
eas City St. Joseph. Springfield, Jop-
lin and probably other cities would
willingly undertake the work of fur
nishing rooms in the Missouri build
ing. Rivalry between the cities
would insure satisfactory performance
Of the work. Ifappealed to St. Louis
would furnish in magnificent style the
vast auditorium which is included in
the plans of the Missouri building. st
Joseph and Kansas CITY would not be
tar behind the metropolis in the per-
formance Of any part of the work as
signed to them. Springfield and Jop-
lin could be relied upon to cover then
selves with glory.
As an objection to the plan it has
been urged that should the state
board adopt it, other cities would de-
mand the right to furnish rooms. IF
anywhere in the state there ia disposi
ton to Overwheim the Worlds fair
commissioners with proffers of finan-
cial aid, the tact has been carefully
kept from the public. The expense
OF performing the work outlined for
the large cities by The Gazette would
not be trifing, and We hazard nothing
in saying that none of the smaller
towns wonld submit to such requiai-
ton as St. Joseph invites, and otAee'
we have named would meet With
alacrity.
One thing may be set down - .
certainty. In this city the impression
prevails that whatever is done By st.
Joseph effort and St. Joseph money
will rebound to the advantage of
this great and glorious commonwealth
in general and the city Of St. Joseph
in particular. With this understand
ing the ladies have worked energetic
ally, and with prospect of gratifying
results. If however, the state board
sdheres to its determination to 60 ON
to the end with no plan by which
such movements a. that which las
carried St. Joseph BY storm may be
utilized, the interest Of the ladies in,
the Worlds fair will be short lived. -,
St. Joseph Gazette.
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the state president; Mrs. Mary Hogan
and Mrs S. P. Sparks, Of Warrens-
burg. were appointed. It was decided
also that visiting committee should
be appointed to visit the smaller towns
Of the county and thus endeavor to
secure an extended interest in the
work, and later on Mrs. s. e. Cotton
will appoint this committee. There
were some changes made in the Of
GERS, some OF those who were appoint
ed being unable to serve.
Mrs. H. c. Pratt was appointed
recording secretary, and Mrs. H. L.
Psf corresponding secretary.
Mrs. j. G. Thompson was ap-
pointed treasurer, after which the
following vice-presidents were ap-
pointei: Mrs. E. Lamy, Mrs. j. N.
Daily, Mrs. Char es McLau ghlin,
Mrs. d. H Smith, Mrs. H. l.. Paff,
Mrs. H. A. Pratt, Mrs. John Sneed,
Miss Alice Chsppelear.
Mrs NJ. Bixby was appointed chair
man OF the committee on gifts and
loans; Miss Sue Parberry on curios /;
Mrs. Henry Lamm on domestic econ
omy; Mrs. DIR. McCluney on ed
ueatiopsl. 1t was proposed that re-
cePtion be given at the club rooms
tomorrow afternoon, complimentary
to Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Sparks. and
If the matter can be arranged this
we'll deserved honor will be paid to
thess two Industrious, distinguished
and refined guests.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
He Did Not Call.

The man who tried DR.. Sage's c.
tarrh remedy ard was sure ofthe $500
reward offered by the pr0prietors for
an incurable case, never called for his
money. Why not? o, because he
got cured He was sure of two
things: % That his catsrrh could
not be cured. (2) That be would
have that $500. He is now sure of
one thing, and that is that his catarrh
is gone completely. So he is out $500.
of course. The makers of DR.. Sage's
catsrrh remedy have faith in their
ability to cure the worst cases of nasal
catsrrh. no matter Of how long stand
ing, and attest their faith by their
standing reward of $500. offered for
many years past, for an incur, bic case
of this lcathsome and dangerous dis
ease. The remedy is sold by drug
gists at only SOC. Mid. soothing.
cleansing, deodorizing, antiseptic and
healing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
Hay BE THE NAN.
Mrs. Taylor Spots the Man
Held at Houston and
Paints

Mrs. Charles L. Taylor sccom-
panied BY her husband, arrived in
Houston, Texas, yesterday. where
Mrs. Taylor. probably, established q
complete Identification of her assail.
ant. Soon after arriving in the city
she visited the Jail where the negro.
Charles Mcmillan. has been confined
fol- the past six weeks. The party was
accompanied by Detective j. j. Kin
ney of Sedalia and Mr.. Ed. X. Apple
gate, a young jeweler of Houston, a
full account Of whose knowledge OF
the suspect was chronicled in yester.
days BAzoo.
Mrs. Taylor's Identification Of
the negro SO far as learned
was not complete, but 90
much 60 that the circumstances at.
tending it would lead to the conclu.
zion that the negro held at Houston
is either the right man or elee be
bears a remarkably strong resemblance
TO him.
WILL RETURN TOMORROW.
When Mrs. Taylor visited the Jail
seven negro prisoners were arranged
in q row. one of whom was Mcmillan.
She was then directed to where the
men we're and almost Immediately
pointed ont Mcmillan. She
then eank PROSTATE to the floor.
1t was found necessary to carry her
from the jail and she and her husband
left for Sedalia last night. They will
probably arrive Tomorrow morning.
1t is Understood that it Is the inten.
ton to have others, yet, to view
the negro, which in itself would indi-
cate that the Identification il not sufi-
GENTLY complete to be beyond doubt.
The negro held is suspected Of having
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03

Mr.. J. P. Blaize, an extensive real
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa mar
rowly escaped one of the severest at
tscks of pneumonia while in the
northern part of that state during q
rscent blizzard, says the Standard Re-
view. Mr.. Blaize had occasion to
drive several miles during the storm
and was so thoroughly chilled that
he was unable to get warm, and in
side of an hour after his return be was
threatened with q severe case Of pneu.
monis or lung fever. Mr.. B!aize
sent to the nearest drug store and got
a bottle of Chamberain's Cough Rem
edy, OF which he had often heard and
took number of large doses. He
says the effect was wonderful and
that in q short time he Was breathing
quite easily. He kept on takiog the
medicine and the next day Was able
to come to Des Moiues. Mr.. Blaize
regards his cure as simply wonderful.
so cent bottles for sale BY Aug T.
FIeischmann.
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authoritively stated with reference to
the status of affairs existing between
Hill ard Mrs. Reese at the time Of
his departure. 1t is said that
according to Mrs. Reese her hus-
band on one occasion, at least, i'm
portuued her to tell him the extent of
her fondness for Hill.
This she informed him was none of
bis business.
HIS PLANS FRUSTRATED.
1t is also stated that Mrs. Reese was
in this city Easter Sunday, the 17tb,
and that Hill was with her during the
day. Mr.. Blatfermann, Hills father.
in-law, is authority for the statement
that Hill arranged a isbiog trip fol-
last Sunday to which Mrs. Reese was
to be a party, but that when he sug.
gested that he would send his son
along, also, Hill decided not to go.
He left, however, within the next
forty-eight hours, nor did MIR. Blst.
terman son go aIODg.
INA DELICATE CONDITION.
Mrs. Hill, ss soon as she read heI
husbands note, proceeded to do IS be
directed. She had her furniture and
household effects moved to her father:
house, taking it apparently as conclu'
sive that her husbands intentions were
good.
She is now on the verge Of c0n6ne.
meDt, which state of affairs is said by
some to have prompted Hill to hasten
his arrangements 1t is not known
that be left any Indebtedness behind,
as be had an interest in . prosperous
business until recently and had means
when he left.
A WARRANT OUT.
When the news of the affair came
to Mr.. Blattermann's ears he went to
Prosecuting Attorney Longan and
explained the circumstances of the
case, who after proper investigation
referred him to Justice Fishers court,
where be swore out q warrant for
Hills arrest, charging him With wife
abandonment. It is now in Constable
Ramsey's hands.
Hill, it is said. has q wife and Two
children in Iowa, whom he deserted
FIVE years ago. From this wife he
claimed to have been divorced on ap-
plication made by her charging deser-
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
Archbishop Dennis0n's Famous
Toast.

"Heres health to all that We love,
Here's health to all that love us.
Here's health to all those that love them
That love those that love them
That love u.s."
Do you notice what large circle
this wish for health Includes? and will
you notice the reference is not to the
wine cup, but to a standard medicine,
the "Goiden Medical Discovery" that
can bring health to the large number
of friends we each love. True, it is
not beverage" and does not inc
briate. but is a health-giving medi-
cine, q blood-purifer, liver-regulator
and general tonic-s remedy for Bill
iousness, Indigestion. and Stomach
troubles. 1t cures Consumption in
its early stages, Scrofuls, Bronchitis
and throat diseases.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
BURIED.
The Body of Ayrtle Sturtevant
Consigned to the Earth.
Late Developments Establish
COnnell's GuilI-He Skips to
Avoid the Wrath of tho
Community.

The cad death of Myrtle Sturtevant
reached its final climax at Columbus,
O.. Sunday, when her funeral took
place.
1t was to that city that the bereaved
and almost distracted father sent her
remains, after she had been lifted
from a watery grave in the Ohio.
Just how she came there may
never be positively known, but wheth
er Of her own volitiOn or otherwise
the result is the same.
That one 80 universally beloved and
admired wherever known, should be
so mysteriously taken of under cir
cumstances SO peculiar end
adverse to her every day life
and innate disposition, in the very
flush Of young womanhood; that she
should Of her own free will 60
from the bosom Of her family ard
friendly environment to bury herself
In the waters of the Ohio, to be I'M
mourned and forgotten, will ever be
the more of q mystery, until every
thing is explained.
ARRIVED AT COLUMBUS.
Her body reached Columbus in a
badly decomposed and almost unrecog-
nizable state. The news Of its COM
ing had been beralded through the
city, and q vast crowd gathered,
eager to get 80 much q . glimpse
of the plain pine box which contained
the coIin.
The grief Of the young woman's re-
lations, father, mother and brother, on
the arrival of her remains. is esi 10
have been heart-rendipg to the extent
of battling all description. The peo-
pie of Columbus also gave vent TO their
sorrow, and for hours it seemed the
pail of death was barbored under
many roofs.
CORNELL Is GUILTY.
Cornell, the man who was supposed
to have worked Miss Stur,evsnt's de-
struction, while more conspicupu,
than any one else in the pre-
vious search that was made
for Miss Sturtevant, has
now disappeared from the scene and
left no traces as to his Whereabouts.
Private advices state that the latest
developments show conclusively
that Connell is responsible for the
unfortunate girls sad fate. Bu'
just how and why seems to remain As
much mystery as ever. The i-cI
that he could not face the dead girl,
nor those to whom she was dear,
after having exhibited so much
interested in finding her, it would
seem, is proof conclusive that he
feared for bis own safety to face The
consequences.
The commercial travellers organic =
ton Of Ohio, of which Mr.. Sturievant
is member, as well as q vast con-
course Of citizens, were present when
the last ohsequies were had over all
that was mortal Of Myrtle Sturtevant.
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-"R. T. Gentry is campaigning in

-"R. T. Gentry is campaigning in
. live way sgainst IL. Stephens for
nomination Of stale treasurer. Kan
sas City Star. /
Certainly he is, and the encourag
ing part of II is IRE set that Dicks
friends are campaigning in just q
lively a manner, aad daily his chances
grow brighter. Popular with every
body, genial, with excellent financial
ability, Dick will enter the conven-
ton with . following which cannot
fail to elect him.
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TIRED or LIFE.
J. B. Teller Ends His Life at
Kansas City.

J. B. Teller, of Springfield, Mis-
souri,, killed himself late Sunday nigh
at Kansas City by firing a bullet into
his brain. Teller was horse dealer.
He left two notes ss follows:
"To the Coroner Of Kansa, City, Mo:
To save you the trouble, l will say
l have ended my own life. Please
wire my loving wife at Sedalia OF
Frankfort, Ind, and ob!ige
j. B. TELLER.
The other which is also for The coro
ner, reads thus:
Coroner. Kansas City: This trunk
check l have in my pocket is the
check for nv wife's trunk. 1t is at the
union depot. Please see that she gets
these valises that are in my room, also
the trunk. She is q good woman and
will appreciate your kindness. Yours
respectfully, ]. B. TELLER.
Mrs. Teller has not been located in
this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-03
BuckIen'S Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE 10 the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcer, Salt Rheup, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands Chiiblains''
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, end posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaetion,
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box. For sale hy N"-'z h Hale.
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NOT IDENTIFIED.
Mcmillan the Negro Arrested In
Texas, Probably Not the
Rapist.

two months since the Preparation, in
Sedalis, of one of the most damnable
deeds on the darkest page of the cal.
endar Of crime. The story is famil-
lar one at home and abroad, and does
not need repetition, reference of course
being made to the brutal and beastly
assault upon Mrs. G. L. Taylor, the
wife Of q prominent jeweler of this
city. Since its occurrence every pos
sihle effort has been made to effect the
capture of the villain. There has
been no lack of money, and the
BEST DETECTIVE SKILL
OF this and neigbb ring states has
been brought into requisition. The
brighte.t hopes Of success have time
and sgain been raised only to be dash
ed 10 pieces on the rock of evidence.
Arrest after arrest has been made and
discharge after discharge has followed.
After many weeks of unavaiIing
search, an arrest was made bv Sheriff
Ellis, at Houston, Texas, and from q
chain Of reputed circumstantiai evil
dence it was thought almost certain
that TIE
RIGHT PARTY HAD BEEN FOUND.
Detective j. j. Kinney proceeded
to Houston, and while the description
answered, he returned puzzled. On a
second trip he was accompanied by
Mr.. Taylor, and the latter was as un.
certain to identi6c ton as was the de-
tective. In the further hope of . So
luton of the question. on
last Saturday Detective Kinney
and Mr.. Taylor again returned to
Houston, this time accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor and the jeweler, Apple.
gate, to whom it was said the negro
had offered diamonds for sale CORES
bonding to those taken from the Tay-
lors.
FINAL FAILURE To IDENTIFY.
Mrs. Taylor entirely failed to iden.
tify Mcmillan as the man who CON-
mitted the crime. The party return
ed from Texas on the S;l5 train this
morning, and Mr.. Taylor was seen
shortly afterwards by a BAzoo repre-
sentative. He stated that the reports
as printed by the press of the country
during the past few days were entire
ly without foundation ; that his wife
could not identify the man, and that
SHE DID NOT FAINT
on sight Of the negro
as was printed in flaming
headlines by the metropolitan press.
He further stated that Mr.. Applegate
the Denison jeweler, could not posi-.
lively identity the man, although the
resemblance was very striking. Every
artifce was resorted to bring about a
confession from the negro, without
avail. The prisoner is under arrest
charged with burglary, for which he
has no defence, as-the evidence of his
guilt was found in his possession. He
will get q long term at an early day.
Mr.. Taylor speaks very kindly Of
the Texas officials snd the people gen.
orally for the assistance rendered him
and the interest taken in bringing the
supposed fiend to justice.
sxol;cr man -ho chev~>I xo