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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09
AMUSENIENTS.
The Moss Family Last Night.

Tho audience at tho Academy OF
Music last night was treated to fine
musical performance by tho Moss fam
family For ton years this talented
family has been before tho public
and thoy have added now lgurcls to
their reputation each year Every
member Of tho family is . musician
stefan in the true aces ptancn OF tho word
and it is marvellous TO see them extract
melody from all scr.s OF odd looking in
strumonts. ~ Quick Matca" is a
iaughable comedy. without any depth,
but 1T affords the performers chance 10
work in their musical sprciaiti,s
May and Bertha, tbs two Younger
members of this family. who made SO
many friends hero before, havo i'm.
proved greatly in their work. The
soubretto work of Miss May is very
creditable and gives an indication Of
what she could do in . stronger role.
Ford and Frank are tho slme two
jolly, rollickinE musicians, AMI Mr.. Moss,
senior, has nos forgotten how 20 make
people laugh. Miss Foe and Miss lot
tho sustained their characters acccps-
ably, and little three. year old helen
captured the house by her dancing. As
a musical family the Moss Jollitics are
among tho first.
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Hon. George WILSON.

George Wilson, the pubiic's fayoritc'
comedian, and his famous MINISTRIES,
will appear here IT tho Academy nnxt
Saturday night. George has made many
changes in his organization since hia
visit earlier in the season, when he set
Roanoke dramatcS in motiCn and
promises his many friends here The crst
company and most brilliant performance
he has ever given them In speaking
OF his now snow Tho Atlanta Journal
says:
honorable George wilson with tho
accent on the honOrabt o--was in town
last night and r, cr!vcd bis host Of
friends and admirers at DcGivo's opera
house
Mr.. Wilson and his cotcric OF artists
received in full evening dress. with
their faces especially we'll blnc,crrd
and their better spirits on the surface
They entertained their friends very
pleasantly for over two hours ana sen.
them all away with bright smiles en-
their faces.
George excuse ihn f@miliarity-was
the brilliant star Of the evening. the
center OF attraction. az h. a,w. ~, is
and his fcolishiy happy hits pleased AL
Of his admirers
His Legislative speech. displaying q.
collection of well arranged qunSi.,i ms
from the six spec chcs made tho evening
before was immense and his songs were
as languidly jolly as over
Charles Goodyear is :. very clcvcr fol,
for Georges fun His song. lin Dream
ing" had some bright local hits in il,
and caught The crowd.
Mr.. Will Waliing's tenor solo was one
of the most delightful features al the
programme Although the select. IL
"Heside my Mothers knoo' did not al
ford him an opportunity TO display III"
full strenth of his sweet tenor, he was
heartily applauded
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OLD papers for the next week at ],
cents per hundred.


Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Andrews, Boone 81 Engleby on
the eighth page. This yonng and enter
prising firm have pushed rapidly TO
success, ana today ha 70 one o. tue most
extensive cuisine ,ses in the Southwest.
Their specially is qneensware and glass
ware, and in addition to their retai,
trade they have a large Joining nusi
ness which extend, ove- Il r.djus Of $50
miles from Roanoke. They call ,t,en-
sion at present 70 'hrir holiday lamps.
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NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Roanoke, Va.--The regular session
Of this popular institution, which has
boon partially suspended during tn,
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sap
tom Dor lst, with full corps OF instruc.
tors. Remember that over IS per cont
Of the two hundred students VII,
entered the school and completed then
course arc to-day filling positions sic
cessfully and most OF them in tbi,
Magic City o. progress and cnterprisP.
Young man. como hero and prepare 10!
business. Send for ouc new illustrase6
college journal containing u!l iniorma
tlon' Address as ABOVE. ly
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KENONA, w. Va.
A cll-Conducted Hotel and Bright
Outlook for the Town.

Spccia, correspondence OF THE TINES.
GLENwOoD Inn.
kENoVA, w. Va, Dec :.
1t is nos my purpose to write much
beyond few II aterial statements in
this communication, leaving the full
report OF my observations to tho forth.
coming Special" but cannot refrain
from announcing'to my fellow travellers
who may come this way that they will
no pvop"riy cared for at the Glenwood
Inn. The company here has not COM
pleted its palatial hotel, but oven we're
1t now ready Tor guests this neat littlo
inn would be vigorous competitor for
the trade. as overy one who stops hcre
IS pleased and leaves with regret.
Tho New England custom of female
dining room attendants prevails hero
and the novelty is rather pleasing
There is also lady who Welcomes you
with snilo at the desk and me taphor-
ically "tucks you jn.' All this femi-
ninity is very homelike and beyond
any question the proper thing.
But l must say just a word for Ke-
nova. 1t is foregone conclusion that
anything the Norfolk and Western peo-
pie attempt to do is done sooner or later
,shu W Siulp'y announce mat MIR. j. III.
Dingee is president of this town COM
PAW with his usual board OF directors,
is ample guarantee of a perfect future.
Mr.. l.. L. Peck is superintendent nd
has issued an illustrated PAN phlet fully
describing this beautiful locality, a
pcrusal of which will repay tho pros
pective investor and may be had for tho
asking.
| am here on my way back to "Old
Virginia Shore" having been out to
Columbus and Chicago looking up bust
ness and information for the Ohio EN-.
tenson Edition of TIE TIMES.
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a ROyal Pass.

HE clever German diaiccc comedian
aud vocalist, George G. Stalcy, cuacts
the nero in his popular comedy irAma
"a Royal Pass" at tho Ac.Gc,ny Of
NJ usic Monday, Docom Der L. The ol.y
IS something moro than Il more vehicle
for tho acting and vocalism Of ihc hero
1t Is piece Of sustained interest, WIN
novel plo. that is ingnniousl; worried
out Mr.. Staley's fine singing is
brought in as L part III tho scenes in
which 1T is heard At every performances
he will sing Bye yo to l;lby,"
Watching the Children Play" and
"Little Rogue's Asleep" 'rhcse gems
he Marbles while iroliicking with Two
children. novel aad exciting episode
in "a Royal Pass is locom ,tivj race.
Two real working engines, not painted
pastebo2rd limitations, 20 cashng along
at high rate OF speed over real racks.
Steam misses, parks fly, whistles shrek,
bells clang and engineers and tiremen
are at their respective posts. The mad
dash OF tho iron horses is ono of The
most realistic and thrilling effects
known to the stage. The scenes Of Tho
drama are laid in Germany ana Rpseia.
and its serious phases ara relieved hy
an under plot OF comedy that ia as
d 3ftly conceived and as cIevcrl, CARED
out az the more important port ons of
the drama. Mr. Staley is assisted by
q carefully selected company, contain
ing several accom- plished vocaiists, who
JON the star in duets, mcd!eys and
chorLses.
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RIcnioSD, Dec. S-A grand State
- mucTatic banquet il tn be- given in
this c.tY On tn, 2j,h Of January in
honor Of tho succ.ss of tho Damocracy
10 which l"adn; representatives. of tho
party D. rcu. hous the South will be in.
vited. Prominent Nom hers of tho party
from o her portions OF tao Union, in
cluain.t the President and vice.prcsi.
drnt-re:t will also be- invited. but the
Fa;hering iS 10 be distinctly Southern in
character \ com,nit'cc will be ap
po'nte'! a: orcr To wait upon Messrs.
Clcyc and and Stevenson and urge their
attanlnrce. The promoters of the
scheme "'e Tasl Il. Gordon, chairman
Of tbo Democratic State committee; j
Taylor Eliyson. mayor of this city;
Lewis nin,er, Norman Randolph and
others
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Analyses have been made ~ w. Rcuss
Of the rubber rings employed III the make
up OF vessels used for containing some of
the popular preserved foods. In this iiSr,
an india rubber ring made in Paris and cN.
tcasivCly used, its average weight being
% grim, showed COG per cent. ash, consist
Ing almost wholly Of red lead, with noanti-
mony sulphide present. = Chemicaliche
IeitunG
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Scheme to CoIonize the Negroes.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. S.-Henry p.
White, or Kansas City. Kan, a member
OF tho board Of trade, has bought LOCO
acres Of land near that city, on which
he proposes to colonize all OF the negroes
of tho town into a self supporting vii.
lage. The colored element of Kansas
City, Kan, is in bad way, and with
the couing of bad weather will be
almost all dependent on the city. The
houses wi probably be put up at once.
R'~ssr can,ners 81 sidelinvrr :. NJ, ,.nor.on
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09
HANDSOME HOUSES.
Active building Operations in tho West
End

End.
From the high ground in tho west
end OF the city, on Salem avenue, a
sight of unfinished houses meets the
ego in every direc ton. A blind man
could tell that the West End was enjoy.
ing Il building boom from tho unceasing
sound Of many hammers. A TIMES re-
porter made = tour tbr ugh tnat section
OF the city yesterday, and below is given
some Of the moro important dwellings,
now in tho hands of the contractors:
10 the north and west wcro counted
fifteen unfinished houses. These are
mostly homes for prosperous mechanics
or hous"s built TO rcnc by real estate
men. and their cost ranges from $500 to
$500.
On Salem and Canpbnll and Chapman
avenues tho buildings are much finer.
~. +. Garner, OF the Old firm OF Bash
u Ca nor. is building .hrac 81 .00O houses
On Rorcr avenue. These houses have
ten ruun's aud are very handsome. One
= 'rcndy sold. Most OF the rooms arc
finished in oak. J no stairway is par.
iiculariy hraUtiful, being carved oak,
and cost $3.50.
Prof ~ Nj. Trimmer, of the Business
ColrRc, is building three sevcn-room
hotsas on the corner Of Chapman ave-
nUc and Seventeenth street. These arc
being sided 40. One is already sold. A.
4. Moore is the contractor.
j. Il. Levy 10 putting up four So 900
houses on Salem avenue. These arc
on.y just begun but two OF them arc
sold.
Contractor a. T.. Marshall is building
two limo houses on West Campbell ave.
mno. Tnny are valued at $4,000 each.
Ono is sold.
Shpckry IL Gladden. are building a
s.. 500 house for DR.. Lawrence, of Chap
man avenue.
Opposite this tue foundation is laid
Tor Mir Herbs $500 residence.
On Tho next lot e. w Jett will build
anothur house for tho same amount.
Smokey e GLADDEN. contemplate
building three good houses on their lots
next to DR.. LaNrrncc's house
"n Tao extrem @ west OF Campbell ave.
nuo. four lJ,gc cightroom houses are
going up. These will cost about So, 900
ach.
Perhaps the finest house being built
in TIL 5 ncigh5oruood is that OF j. b
tishburnc. Tue propc, ty will be worth
50, 800 rhcn completed. II G. Oakley
has ihe contract and will finish it in
about Slxty days Tho house will be
three stories high and contains fourteen
rooms. IL is situated on Riverside
boulevard, next TO G. A. Uuirmana
III The southwest section there are
lnany nov houses going up. Tho latest
big Contract is that by James W. Cam
bell ~ Contractor Oakley, for a no
house On Tenth avenue, next to G. b.
II Dom.v's rcsideuce
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Advertisements in this column vii, rsrs,
porusal,

NOTICE-IN PRESENTING MYSELF To
~ this city again desire to express my thanks
To my numerous fricncs for their kind and liberal
patronage during my last stay, which, while It
has encouraged me and contributed much to my
success has also convcnienced me In preparing
the many cures have hecn highly apprcciated.
While 1t shall be my constant aim in the future
10 pursue the same course, kccpiug pace with n l.
hope To merit the continuance and confidence
ana iavoIs bestowed upon me. Yours truly DIR
q. w. RUMM, 126l. Salem avenue 12g1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09

y gentleman of leisure in England mas
just built dairy the like O.; which has
never been seen. The building, which is
Of Carrlra marble, is fitted throughout
with electric lights, and all the motive
power for Scparators and churns and wash
ing purposes is supplied 10y electricity. The
opening OF the edificc was performed by the
la3y mayOress OF London.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09
EVENTEEN HEAD OF HORSES
- AND MULES FOR SALE.

have C osed up my work and have
for sale at "West Lynchburg Furniture
Factory" an extra lot OF horses and
mules in fine condition. sound, quiet
and will work any place.
Three pairs mules, will weigh about
2,400 pounds.
One pair mules, will weigh about 900
pounds; would be first class for mine
use.
Three single mules, large and iino.
One pair Percheron horses, very large,
seventeen hands high.
One pair horses. black and viii good
for any use, will weigh about 2,4O0
pounds.
One very nice black horse, five years
old, good driver and will work any
place.
Ono well-bred bay mare, strong build,
firstclass saddler and good driver.
VIII sell at four months. wan ap.
proved security. r. j McGHANN
1923 lot. Lyrchburg. Va.
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Injured by n Dynamite Explosion.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. S.-While a
Number of w0rkmen were engaged in
cleaning one Of the furnaces in the
Alice mills near here this morning. a
premature explosion occurred. Two
workmcn, W. Jones and Luck Foggy,
were fr!ghtiullY injured and will die.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec The condition
OF Genera! Ros"crans this afternoon is
critical He is keot alive with stimu.
lants, and, although no may 1.-Two for
week or zen days, no is lab to die at
anT ti"io.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE
~ annual meeting of tho stockholders
of Lansdowne improvement Com.
pany will be held at tho Office of the
Traders Loan, Trust and Deposit Com.
pany. in the city Roanoke. Va, Monday,
January 3, 1893, at o'clock p. m, for
the purpose OF electing officers for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may legally
come before the meeting. The books OF
tho company will be closed on Decem-
Der 20, 1892. and remain closed until
January 3, 1898
GEO. f. MARKLEY,
IL law NV Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE
~ annual meeting OF the stool, h olders
of New Lansdowne Land Company will
be hold at the Office of the Traders
Loan, Trust and Deposit Company in
the city Of Roanoke, Va, Monday, Jan.
uary 9, 1893, at 3 o'clock p. IN. for the
purpose Of electing officers for the en-.
suing year and for tho trans ton OF
such other business as may legally
come before tho meeting Tho books OF
the company will be closed on Decem
Der 20, 1892, and will remain closed un-
til January 3, 1893. GEO. f. MARK
LEY, Secretary. IL law 4w
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GOETZ'S BULLETIN.

We have again accepted the agency
Tor the celebrated LADIES' TEN
DER FEET SHOES" Will sell
them again under the same guarantee
and as low as ever.
Goods damaged by food will be sold
at great sacrifice. Conc and look at
them, there may he pair to at you.
GOETZ'S,
No. 101 Salem avenue, Cor. Henry.
s1s6rn.
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z----------
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
nISSOLUTlON Or CUPARINEK
~ SHIP.

The firm Of Groves e. Greene, doing
business in hard wood, mantels, tiles,
CRATES, wall papers, paints, ETC., at 22
Campbell street, Roanoke, Va, is this
10Th day OF November. 1892. dissolved
by mutual consent, James s. Groves
purchasing the interest of V. Il. Greene.
James S. Groves will continue the
business at the Same location and will
collect all accounts and debts OF every
kind duo the firm. and will also pay all
bills and Indebtedness OF the firm.
j. s. GROVES.
V. B. GREENE
Thanking nv friends and tho pub.
lie ger orally for tho most liberal patron
age bestowed upon the old fra would
ask that they continue the same with
Mr.. j. ). Groves, tho successor. | will
be in his employment, and will gunran.
tee TO soil you any goods in our lino Vt
rock bottom prices. Vcrv respectfully,
V. b. GREENE.
Roanoke, Va, Nov. 10, 1892
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09
MONEY TO LEND.

$4,000 T You LG want S &c Sa.r5 "
on real estate security, or wish to build
on vacant property, you can get loan
in from thirty to sixty days by applying
at once to OSCAR ID. DERR, Room 10,
Masonic building, Roanoke, Va. If
your property suits, tho money is
ready. IL i I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-09

T -CERTIFICATE NO. 81 FOR
~ ten shares Of tho capital stock of
tho New Lansdowno Land Company,
dated Juno 4, 1890. Same was endorsed
by mo on tho back; tho company is
hereby notified not to make transfer Of
same. L. B. HUFF. IL 20 law ON
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7 OST-DARK BROWN JERSEY COW.
~ white spot in left flank and on
right hind leg, below flank. Reward
for return to 403 Church avonue w.
an
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EREDERICK J. AMWEG, c. E.. NJ.
Am. Soc. e. K. II Engr's Club OF
iadclphia;cngincer, contractor md
builder, Commercial Bank Building
Roanoke, VS.. apr32-ti
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-BOOK.HEEPERs, CLERKS. STE.
nograpcrs, cashiers. salcsmcn. teachers,
nccnanles, servants sud all persons desiring EN-
pioyincht OF any Kind In Tennessee, Kentucky,
virginia. Georgia. Alabama AID Missouri Ad
dress WIN stamp NASHVILLE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, Nashville. Tenn ls3Iw
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST = MONDAY MORNING A
~ black and tan setter dog five ION tbs
old. Suitable reward for return to THE
TIMES Office. llo4tf
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IMPORTANT.
BOARDING,

pOOMS AND BOARD; BEST TABLE
III in town. MRS. PRICE, 80 Sixth
avenue 8. W. I291m
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M ANTED-ROOM AND TABLE
w hoardcrs ct 800 Campbell ave
enue. 1291w
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EOR SALE.

'oN SALE
HAVING A LARGE SUP.
PLY OF OLD PAPERS ON
HAND WE WILL FOR THE
NEXT WEEK SELL SAME
FOR 10 CENTS PER leo.
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BOARD AND ROOMS FIRST CLASS
~ table board and bright cheerful
rooms can BIO procured at 50i Church
street. New building, modern mprove-
ments. MRS. WIBER. 1o6Iw
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DERSONS DESIRING STRICTLY
4 first class board can DO accommo-
dated at Mrs. Tate's. Table and tran.
sient boarders especially Desired Cor.
ner Seventh avenue and Henry street
8 W. IL 25 2w
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WANTED-HELP.

-FOUR GOOD MEN AND ONE GIRL
wanted, must be hustlers. Apply
at once at DAVIS DYING AND
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 14l
Salon avonue 12o1w
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- DOM AND TABLE BOARDERS
Ia wanted at 3lS Church street.
II 30 I'm.
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IOUR BOARDERS CAN BE AC-
a commodated at 322 9th avenue, S.
w 1874
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TAR ROANOKE TRANSFER
L ompany is prepared 10 do ali
hi 'or OF hauling. They keep good
W ms, good teams and iespon-
81 l. drivers. Prompt attention.
o Acts, Freight dcrot and Jefferson
st south. Telephone, 119.
oct1-1-yr
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
a with or without board, No. Ala Nell
son street S. e., two minutes walk from
postofiice. 1291t
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EOR RENT-ONE NICE FURNISH
II ed room, with or without board;
private family, GIG Franklin road.
1293t
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OOLD papers for tho next week at 10
cents per hundred.
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TOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
A rooms. two minutes walk from N.
and w. offices; II Third avenue n. w.
~ 3 1W
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SPECIAL NOTICNS

T'~ssr eahinets FL sidelins"r :. ~n l"nor.on
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pOOMS FOR RENT, WITH OR
1N without board. MRS. GEO.
GRAVATr, JR 10i7 Henry streets. W.
IL 81 1w
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Apply at TINES office. IL Is tt
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Freight elevator, one ton capacity
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CHRISTMAS OFFER.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 25.-To any man
woman or child who will cut out this
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1892, with the names and postoffice
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plete the twenty five.
For a club of five subscribers for
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year for SIS.
Every reader of this paper ought to
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This offer is good until Feb. l, and
to get the benefit of it this notice must
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-01-07

Following the extra large December
number, the January number of The
Review of Reviews, may equally be re-
garded as midwinter extra-fine issue.
1t contains, as its most conspicuous
feature, q very important sketch of
the Car and the Russia of to-day,
written by Mr.. w. T. Stead, the dis
tinguished English editor. The arti-
Gle contains number of portraits, and
what will be particularly interesting
"a fine map showing the famine dis
tricts, and another showing the go
called Jewish Pale" the district with
in which the Jews are permitted to
live. In this brilliant article the Re-
view OF Reviews scores another of
those journalistic triumphs for which
it is becoming so distinguished. As
usual it has struck the man and the
subject that most keenly interests the
whole world at precisely the right mo-
ment.