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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
RoANoKE,s ropuLArIos.
Tho Now City Directory VIII Note That IL
10 $4,000.

10 $4,000.
a. E. Sholes, OF Augusta, Ga, who
has been in the city for several weeks
getting up new city directory, was in.
terviewed yesterday by TIMES reporter
In regard to the increase OF population
here and other matters of interest. Mr..
Sholes said:
"By careful count and estimation I
lind the gain in the number of names
since last year Is about 1900, which
would represent an increase of popula.
ton OF about $500 within the last year.
though have not made the final count
think would be safe in SAYING tho
population OF Roanoke will not vary
500 either way from $4,000, and when
my directory is completed an absolu to
careful count, ana not by estimate as
has heretofore been given, will be NJ AIDE
My directory has already been given
to the publishers and parties who have
moved since the canvas was made would
do well to send me their new address.
for the directory will be out by October
20. There are about 26O vacant houses
In the city and with the exception of the
ones on Norfolk avenue they are all
newly built
"a new feature of the directory ia the
street directory, The names of the
newly-named streets and avenues are
given first, then the old names right
after so as to make it as easily under
stood as possible"
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V,RUsTBR's sALR-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED

'H>RUSTER'S SALR-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Il OF trust dated the oath day OF August, 1891
aud recorded IN tho clerks office OF the city OF
Roanoke in deod book -, page 9t5. from the Roa-
noke Development and Guarantee Company to
tho undersigned trustee, default having been
made In tho terms thereof, and being ieQuired 70
TO do by the beneficiary therein secured, WILL
on the OTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1902, AT u
O'CLOCK NOON, in front OF the courthouse In
the city of Roanoke. OFFER for sale the following
described parcel Of land, with It's handsome i'm.
Provenent, consisting OF a large dwelling houae:
beginning at tho southeast corner OF Nelson
and Bnllitt streets; thence with latter south so
degrees east 81 feet to point; thence south 10
degrees weet 140 feet to an alley; thence with
same north ~ degrees west 47.6 feet TO Nelson
street; thence with latter north degrees east 1O
feet TO the beginning, known "a lot I. section 30
on the Park Land and improvement Company's
map
TERMS OF SALR: Caah as TO the costs of this
sale, including trustees commission OF legal
per ccntum and the sum OF 1904; and as 10 the
sum OF 1850 upon credit to become due in
monthly instalmente OF SIS per month. without
Interest, on the fourth Monday In each succeed.
ing month from tho day OF sale, and the residue
upon crodit OF ono and two years, with inter-
eet; deferred payments to be secured by deed OF
trust; WIN. F. WINCH.
S3S tide Trustee
BY consent the above sae hae been postponed
till Wednesday, the 9TH day OF October, 1SI2 at
the same hour WIN. F. WINCH
93J ids Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
"Ths Little Detective."

THIS beautiful little comedy drama
will be present at the Opera House to-
night by the Mabel Paige Company, and
crowded house should greet them. The
piece besides having an excellent plot
Is full OF startling situations, music,
singing and dancing. Prices are only
10 and 20 cents, IS cents for reserved
seats. Five speciality artists are now
with this company and they are playing
to big business everywhere.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- June 18th, 1880. and recorded in deed book
Al, page 81, In the clerks office OF the Hustings
Court for the city OF Roanoke. va from J. F.
Christian to the undereigh ed trustee, to secure
/. W. spindle the payment OF $I,9SL3s, default
having been made IN the te, ms thereof and he
ing required so TO do by the beneficiary there
under. Will tell at public auction In frcnt Of the
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va on MON
DAY, OCTOBER, 81, 1892, AT 1890 p. NJ those
certain lots or Iarcols OF land, situated In the
CITY OF Roauokc, Va, bounded and described as
follows to wit:
beginning at APPOINT on the northwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets; thence with
Camphcl street north IS degrees, west 100 feet TO
point; thence north degrees, cast 100 feet to q
point ther &C south IS degrees cast 100 feet to Kan
doph street; thence with Randolph street south
degrees, west ITO feet to place Of beginning.
anu known az OTIS Nos 40, Ill, III ann 11S, IN
ward 8, according to the map OF the Roanoke
Lane and improvement Company.
TERMSICash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees com
$66i.l6. with interest from June 18th, ISM to the
day OF sale. balance III any payable one wear
with interest from day OF sale, and secured by a
deed or trust on the above property.
This property Is cold subject TO q pri. r deed OF
trust securing certain payments upon which
there ID past due note or $1,62tl7. dated June
18th. 1S.N, and payable two yenrs from date with
interest. HENRY ri. DANIEL, Trustee
have sold the above described property and
the purchaser assumed Payment OF the notes.
August - lSe. j. +. CHRISTIAN.
- sod
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations OF Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert g. Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke. Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30
TRuSTHEs'' = SALES.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE>-BYlyIRTUR OF A DEED
\ OF trust executed to mo sbyD F.Kefauve,
ana X. =: wilsns on the ard dsysof March, 1880
ana recorded In the clerks Office OF the Huetines
So4rt OF the city OF Roanoke, Virginia to secure
70 y. b. " inston the payment OF the rum OF ESQ
esiueheeo oy one interest bearing negotiable note
IN IN the sum OF $3.50 dated Msrch 8, 1890 and pay
apie Two years from date 18th legal interest: and
whereas deiault has been made ia the payment "
tne sa,a note OF $3.50, aud having been requested
go 20 40 ny the beneficiary In the said deed OF
ttust VIII o1er for sale at public auction to toe
hlghest bidder at tho front door of the court
mouse OF I nc city OF Roanoke, Va ON SATiJR
"a !. THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEIBER. 1sgS
Al la ~, the following property, to viii: That
certain lot OF land situated in the Civ Of ooroEa
10 wit: 90 Aoio"s
Beginning at point on the east side Of Com
merce street cO feet from the oeast corner or
PfDc street; thence in an easterly direction 1da
Ieet 10 an alley; thence with said alley south 50
teet 10 point on same; thence west 40 feet to
commerce street; thence north with Commences
street S0 feet to the place OF the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the Costs OF
executing this trust including s trustees COM
mission OF per cent. and the past due note OF
$4S0 with interest from the Srd day of March
1890, to day OF sale; the balance II any, PAYABLE
In one and two years from date, in two equal In
staiments. evidenced by interest bearing nego
liable notes and secured by deed OF trust on prop
crty. ). b. LEVY,
Trustee.
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BY consent OF all parties the above sale has
been postponed until October IL at same hon
ana place. j. B. LEVY.
. III tO0
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THE EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
Il GEORGIA RAILWAY SYSTEM, PASSEN-
GER DEPARTMENT.. KNOXVILLE, TENN, Dec
9Th, 1891.
TIME CARD IN EPYBcr DEC. 9TH. 1891.
SOUTHBOUND.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-30

Mr.. Stewart has sold above property and note,
have been assumed by his purchaser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

7Nhnr1ea dn Iasgans. whD Vns nrrested
4, poris tSe otbsr div n c~onnectiou
n;tb the pSnSma canal scandalJ M 6he
oftba 100 soss of the old Count de
ssssn bv Sfs Srst marriage. Ia Il
nowmore than tifty years old. and was
for a long time the vico president Of the
Panama Canal company.
I Aroh. claim tbat Eve,s tomb Il at
J,ddsbl the seanort Of Mecca. The
fannie with apaim growing out Of the
solid zone roof IA curiosity which Is Of
itselt 4 wonder Of the ORIENT, is sup
posed to mark the last resting place Of
the first woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
TINS lYonId Be Fun.

The Louisville CouiTsJoarnal warns
Mr.. Clevelandnottota take Senator Car
Isle for secretary Of the treasury unless
he wants a man Of ideas to be his coll
league. II he wants merely a chief
clerk in the treasury department, he is
told by this Kentucky authority that he
cannot do better than to have some
more Of Mr.. Fairchild.
Now Mr.. Fairchild was only the other
day actively engaged in tho profitless
business of running the al .snapper
movement in New York. he and his
associates were bent on knocking Hill
out in the Chicago convention. It was
their Nincompoop Club that snubbed
Speaker orisp.
Well, il Mr.. Cleveland desires to
plunge hcadlong into more real fun
than he has 9 since he used to play
leap.frog, let him nominate Mr.. Fair
child for anything from the cabinet toa
mop and broom.
David B. Hill sits in the United
States senate whom hc has business
there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
RREAKEAsT BUDGET.

Recent studtes,o Of cancer not only in.
dictate that IL Il, AN organic growth, but
almost certainly prove that It is itself
subject to tho attack Of another para
site. Better acquaintance with the re-
lations Of these parasites may possibly
bring the long.sought methodot arrest
ing cancer.
The new S0O.foot lock in the saulte
Ste. Marie canal will, 1T sHeSdmated,
take 1900 barrels Of cement, 3,50O,000
feet OF white pine timber, 10000 feet Of
white oak timber and 1,160,000 pounds
OF iron. The work Is 10 be completed by
December Is, 1894.
81. Chad's church clock at shrews-
bury, which was made .ast century, has
a longer pendulum than any other clock
In Great Britain. Its pendulum Is
twenty-five feet long andLthe ball four
feet three finchesin diameter and 200
pounds in weight
State Geologist Wright, OF Michigan,
whodied in 1885, lefthis papers nsuch
oondif 6nthatit has been found i'm.
possible to put into print the results ,oi
Inc last three years labor which.h Q
performed torthe state.
TITS stated haiti has cost tho United
States government over Sl,0l1,g01 e
5t6iIeGt the 10000 for which atdfait has
been trnedl inso the y treasure
All in6ande cont amp with three lbs
dependent carbon tl6ments CONNECTED
with the sama tgrIninals o new IN.
vantiou4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

From ne Daily Rspelle. RhGteoH- Wash
at. o. Burnett, the Democratic can.
didate for sheriff. was taken violently
ill at Clearbrook. He had all the
symptoms of Asiatic cholera, and for
an hour or two 1t was feared he would
die. They finally gave him a dose Of
,Chambssiain's Collie, Cholera and
DiSFrhGa Remedy, which revived him
until a physician arrived This Is
precisely what the manufacturers Of
that medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for q physician, but give their
medicine until tho physician arrives.
If cholera becomes prevalent in this
country next summer this preparation
will be in great demand because it can
always be depended upon.
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IL recent letter to the mannfactur.
ers. Ms. a, ". Baldridge, Millersville,
III, SAYS: sGhamterlaines Cough Rem.
eGy givesthe best satisfaction OF any
cough medicine I handleS and as q seller
leads ali other preparations in this
mafket. ] recommend it b~ecsnseitis
the best medicine Iaever handled tor
Coughs cold and Group FoeikAeby
10. Il f46etz6. ". W irwin )
IeCniiouah. Menkemella
Bfica, \. Coleman, 6. schnepL, We.
Amhr8eht, tho Kurtx pfn& Company
Lincoln ( Co. NJ. n William. 11hn
Kari, n n schceie and ~. WIZ.
inms Whoolinei Bower s co, hridgg-
port o., aud T. F.. Peabody, bon9ood,
Nv. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
MORNING sMILEs.

"A lady was admiring one Of the fine,
thlCk.feeced rams in the sheep exhibit,
and asked tho rustic in charge: "What
docs that sheep weighT about $50
pounds" replied tho Vermonter. ut
isn't all wool. then2" said a byslander,
jokingly. 20, Of course not" replied
tho atteniant. "whatl" spoke up a
third man in IN entirely earnest tone;
lis it part cotton?"-Boaon Record.
Oppenstrauss-"My trent, dot ring is
worth five hundret %tollars, and l letyou
Inf it for sixty.fve." Jopes-"Bub it
has the initial letter wv on it" OPP
penstrauss--"My trent, dot rinRis such
a bargain 1t would pay you to hat your
name changed."-Smih, Gray C Co.'S
Monthly.
In a company of novel writer's the
conversation turned upon q, q brother
novelist. "a very decent fellow" said
one Of the party. ~ never heard him
say a bad word about any one" "Par-
bleu!" replied S, she never talks about
anybody but himself "-La France
He-"Miss H~yson-MargarettaI I
may call you M%arguerctta, mayn't II
Marguerettal That name: so full OF
love and romancel So" Female
voicefrom above-"M-a.g You M-a.a;gll
Tell that young man that it is time
go home."-Puck
Mike-"oh, but 1 fooled the boss in
great stoyle, that I did" Jerry-"What
doin'?n Mike-"I filed one 'hod with
brick and just KEEP walkin' up and
down them ladders spry an, the3opld
jint thought l wut workin' -CAicGgo
Metrs Record.
Neighbour hear your master has
married again and Is taking a bridal
tour" Daddy Mose-"Don't know
bout him takin' abridle to dis 'un, boss;
but he done TEX paddle to his fust wife,
shure."-feraS Siiting&.
Mrs. Watts-fWhat is that You are
making now2n Mrs. Potts-"A smok-
ing jacket for my husband. If that
doesn't cure him Of smoking around
the house / don't know what Wilt
Indianapolis Journal
'Monopolies ruin me-" said Jack
Fakir, the artist. Sin what way?"
Honly one man is allowed to paint
Geromes; same way with Bougnereals
and they're the things that selLRG
Hdrper's Bazar.
H"What do you mean by thrashing
your boy without provocatton2" "Well,
you see a busy man like me must disci-
pline his children when he happens to
have ime."-Fiiegende Blde4er.
Jenks-"Watgon, poor fellow, was
robbed again last night Patton =
"Was he held up on the street" jerks
|-aNo, it was at a church bazar.'-
Inter Ocean.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
THE CANAL

Connecting the Ohlb River Win Lake
Eris-Fncts About the Water supply.
cs~rrepoadsaeetH Pp1bFgh Dbpath
Captain Holloway, Commodore David
Gibson, CAPTAIN Johnston and other
Cincinnati people spoke fayorably Of
the project. Captain Holloway wanted
to know whether Lake Erie Is higher
than the Ohio river. He seemed to
think if the lake was lower that the
canal could not DO constructed. A
number Of people have the same idea.
Sandsitis.k mistake. Well, the lake at
Conneaut Harbor is lower than the
river at Pittaburg, but tho difference can
easily be overcome by locks. The water
supply on the summit was guaranteed
BY such engineers as the late Nj. Good
win and Is by Col. 4. P. Roberts, The
pool height at Pittsburg Is 699.3 feet,
and the elevation OF the summit level
1915 feet. The difference or 1857 feet,
Is tho distance to the summit on the
river side.
The elevation Of Lake Erie at Con-
neaut harbor is 5T2.9 feet above the
ocean; or the lake is 443. feet below the
summit. That Is, the lake is about l27
feet lower than the river at the points
named. The totaI. lockage to overcome
is $50 feet, and Colonel Roberts is au-
thority for the statement that no other
canal scheme projected between the.
Ohio and the lakes can make such q
showing. In all Of them the lockage ts.
moro and the distance to the lakes
longer. In addition the water supply
on h esummit is not as extensive as.
along the route mapped out through.
Western Pennsylvania.
Marietta is the only point along the
Ohio where the river and the lake are
on the same level, but the summit to
overcome is higher than in tho Pitts
burgh project, and the water supply Is
not sufficient. According to the gov
ernment reports on proposed canals
across the state Of Ohio. the Pittsburgh
route is the shortest, being l03 miles
long, and almost a straight line from the
mouth OF the Beaver river, and is by.
far tho most feasible and cheapest to
build. Furthermore, such canal would
have the benefit of the great lake traffic
LuAG OElHluaLeS uhLty ~ Guo M9ttVPStts
Of Western Pennsylvania ut the head OF
the Ohio.
1t is strange how, If you want to hear
tho news about your own locality, you
can get it away from homs. heard in
Cincinnati OF a serious division that
occurred at n stage in the Pennsyl-
yania commission about the lake ter
minus Of the canal. Secretary Eben
Brewer, being an Erie man, naturally
wanted the canal to run to his town,
and tho people in the city were anxious
that Erie should not be ignored. But
Colonel Roberts and Nj. Goodwintound
it was easier to steer straight for Con.
neaut across tho Western Reserve. The
subject was holly discussed on both
sides, and finally the Erie people were
convinced that owing to the formation
Of the ground Couneaut was the most
acceptable harbor. Colonel Roberts
argued that the canal would be accessi-
BE to Erie anyhow, as the distance by
lake from the city to Conueaut is TWEEN
ty.two miles. The truth is that the
route to Erie by way Of Conneaut Is, not
much, if any, longer than if the canal.
were built direct to the city from Pitts
Bprgh. saaalq. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
~QUARRELnING WITH FATE.

1t is a yory Bad Eastaess and Never
Pays.
S L5aGp 6SOS!D Democrat
1t is the best OF wisdom to learn that
certain things are impossible, Or, in
other words, that the philosophy Of
civilization does4not guarantee the. full.
flment OF every beautiful and benefcent
dream. Society does the most for the
Individual that 1t possibly can do when
it provides HIM with the opportunity
to work out his own destiny 1t
can not institute any plan OF success
that will do away with the funda-
mGntah requirements OF intelligence,
fdelitSland perseverance. There are no
short cuts to wealth, and nogreat prizes
to be had at a bargain. The profits OF
tho world are unequally apportioned.
not because fate has d spite against GER
tain persons or classes, and not because
methods and policie Of government are
partial to certain other persons or
Glasses, but because men are unequally
equipped for the battle of life, ond
superior is bound to prevail over infer.
ior power. Itis idle to quarrel with
this profound and practical truth.
Ha IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

oneof the best ctthe exhibits atthe
Worlds EarWill be made by the gov
men through Is bureau 81 Ameri
Gan f6pnbtcs: Our manufacturer and
dealers wiz be gwen an Opportunity Z
SO what m~annfaetured commodities
tho 6nkh Americans use ana how thy
mus be PrepAfed ier sale
TIiS English, French and Germans
hays loarhed 81 gops eSperiehee what
the south american rad equires and
what IL must have. They have learned.
and lhla 81 not tho least valuable of the
lessons, lhat the rost OF the world cans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

IT seems that the arrangements for
the so.calied daol were displeasing to
NJ. Clemenceau and he decided that it
would be unworthy Of him to kill his
adversary under such inadequate CON
ditions. There is no further use Of go
ing about the word with a lantern
searching for a man. There he is. If
we cannot understand these things it is
because We do not live in France.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
n. prey.atthe Grip

Or any other similar epidemic, theblood
and the whole system should be kept in
healthy condition. II you feel worn out
or have "that tired feeling" in the
morning, do not be guilty Of neglect.
Give immediate attention to yourself.
Take Hoods give strength,
purity the blood and prevent disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

TaIs Is Christmas Of sorrow in the
White House and in the old fashioned
mansion just across the way. In both
there Is mourning for tho dead, in one
for the great man who is dying. These
stricken families are not forgotten by
their countrymen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

not set thefashions for South Ameri-
cans nor force upon dealers in those
countries goods not suitably packed for
their trade.
When these aud similar facts shall.
have been impressed on the American
mind We shall have reason To invade
the southern field more hopefully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

ty.eieht years. He was the family pet
ofthe Earle family, by whom he had.
been owned nearly nis whole life.
About 5000 intoxicants Of different
kinds are known to the custom house
officials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
MEATHEn M

Tho summary OF the Record by the West
virginia State Bureau.
Temperature (deg. F.)- Highest
monthly mean, 4s.4 degrees at Spencer;
lowest monthly mean. 1874 degrees at
Pleasant Hill; maximum 81 degrees at
New Cumberland on the 18th; mini
mum 80 degrees at Buckhaunon on the
10th.
monthly As at Danyille; least monthly
1.5S at Bruefield.
Misunderstanding direction, south:
west, sleet on the 9th, frost from the I'd
to the Slst.
General Remarks-The month of No
yember was colder than usual. Precip-
itation was below the normal.
Rainfall Stations Monthly Local Observer.
Rainfall.
Central Station........... 9I.......,..'J. Berpinger
Charleston ............,...... " ...'.".'"''..''';;';SS EII :
Phtltppl...."......-..... S6S....::...'.;;.D 7. SutF!
Hnrp6rS Ferry........... &l0.... Geo. X MARQUEE 9
Hinton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. agl.... "a. e: klAnhaknn
lowleSburg .,.............. " i.....SL y; Ftouoio3t
Weston 80. .........,... 4!09.....-C !. HohEDOugn
White sulphur Springs S00..."....Georgio surDeF
Reports from Beverly, Charlestown,
Davis, Elizabeth, Huntington, Moor
field PIT. Pleasant, Harrisville and SUIT
ton we're not received. W. w. DENT,
Observer. Weather Bureau. Director.
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OLE GtsteL6Qetaar
wHKELMo, DEoEAnRR 60, 1sos.
.RRPuBLICAN CITY TICKET.
Two ohristmas pays.

II Is a great year that brings two
Christmas days. Yesterday was one,
to-day is the other. This year We have
it white. the old-fashioned regulation
type, recalling the days when Christ
mas seemed moro real because many Of
US we're younger.
Men and women grow old. Christmas
was never more vigorous. There is
more Of it now than ever before. The
green tree Of the Christmas time has
sent its roots down deep and spread Its
branches as wide as civilization.
1t is a great and good festival, and as
the real merry-making begins to-day,
the ISrEI11aExcER wishes all we'll dis.
posed people the mostand the best of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

The Ohio River Railroad will sell on
December %, "a, 25, 20, and 81, 1892,
and on January l and 9, 1898, excursion
tickets between all stations on itsline
at oNR FARE for the round trip with re.
turn limit until January Srd, 1888.
w, j. R~oBlSsoN,
G. ?. A. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26
rrnin Bnndits Take Notice.

The indignant people Of Huntington
did well to allow the law to take its
course in the matter Of the numbering
train robbers. The young man Collins
goes to the %penitentiary for life.
Forgey, the leader and the man who
fred the shots, is to be placed on trial
to-day. He will go to the gallows or to
tho penitentiary for life. This is In
fnitely better than lynch Law, itself a
crime.
BY tho time Cabell county gets
through with this case it is not likely
that its territory will be highly attrac-
tive to men Of t%rain-robbing propensi-
ties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-26

THE Bonapartiat. maneuyres are a
silly.biIly performance. France is in
too serious a mood for puppet show en-
tertainment