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Columbus. He had seen the rough and
stormy side of sailors life, but it didn't
lessen his love or dampen his ardor for
achievements on the vast deep. He had
mission to perform which was TO startle
the world and gladden. the hearts OF un-
born millions. He began to talk 1t some
eighteen years before he made his dScOv-
cry and he never tired of it. He faced re-
buff after rebuff, adverse decisions, ridi-
cule. His mind was often lighted up by
encouraging words from some enthusiaS-
tic admirer only to be plunged deeper into
despair Sometimes he was promised aid
only to be cruelty denied after years of
waiting And while on that great voyage
which must have been constant and in-
tense strain upon his mental and nervous
organism, sleepless nights, days of anN-
ious longing and waiting, a superstitious,
discontented, despairing, murmuriug, al
most rebelious crew, with so much on his
hands, and with that ndehuabc something
haunting his vision, alternately plunging
him INTO hope and despair, and still the
steady light Of his soul shining across
his pathway, his heart never quailed nor
from his lips escaped murmur. Gauut
poverty had cast its shadow about him;
hunger had preyed upon him. The knight
ly sash had been laid aside for the chains
of the criminal. which chafed his proud
soul more deeply than they CALLED his tender
limbs, and yet he bore it all with sub
lime fortitude that became the inspired
genius, the exalted christian. And then,
too, his wonderful faith-that happy COM
pound of reason and inspiration rising like
a sun amid the constellation of his moral
qualities and shedding its light and beauty
over all-how it held him spell-5ouui
a 81.
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For the Ellsworth American. |
Tennyson.

In the Abbey to sleep, Q. so rweetly to sleep.
And the great of the world, him chief OF its
pride.
Through the dim, streaming light where brown
shadows creep,
To beckon him down 10 its side
Close. close TO thy breast. o, thou dear mother
earth,
Him gently enfod in thy bosom divine,
Whence the rose and the OAK have typical
birth.
And gems drink Of sparkle to shine.
But only the husk canst thou hide in thy
breast.
There's naught but the body that's meet for
decay.
SO lay his down gently forever to rest.
And leave ii alone. II Is clay
But, o, not the harp he 80 lovingly smote,
Nor laurels still fresh and forever still Young
Nor ye, the grand soul OF the stylus that wrote,
Nor tongue of the Genius that sung
For what would the worm OF the Star iha,
arose;
And what would the grave of laurel Of
Fame:
or the pale reaper, Death, OF the seed Genius
suws:
or decay Of an undying Name;
A. :. CoNpoN.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-03

90, ScuIt OF PROBATE holden at Ellsworth, within
ana for the county of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday of Oct. A. ID. 1892
tH b. HlNCkLEY, named executor In Ger.
49,, @ ,alh instrument purporting to be the last will
sa, ln sag county. deceased, having presented the
;oluered, That the said Eva b. Hinckley
@ slse hotce to all persons interested bv causing a
Sv9s su ol TINS order to be published three weeks
a. Es In the Ellsworth American, printed
c,n,. " 9rtn tnat they may appear at probate
cIe second Wednesday of Nov. next, at ten Of the
,ha. uook IN the forenoon, and show cause if any
n.y. nr,a nave, why the said instrument should not be
iasts. approved and allowed the last will and
testament of said deceased 49, So"
av.e .. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
A Auest:-CHAs. P. DORR, Register.
oopy' Auest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19
THE STATE.
PARTY VICTORIOUS.
- waite, Pence, BELL and Goddard
Garry Colorado

~ People's p arty have sweet the state.
electors have a majority OF about H.
~ nd the Peoples state ticket is elected
.u,l,er mAjorities. The Populists also
~, ,he the two congressman. Lafe Pence
4 -, y,r.i District has n small majority over
L coe and Judge Bell beat II. IL Eddy in
Il. second by big majority.
:, /, ,ot vet certain who will control the
L..,J,,ure, but IT seems probable that the
|r'-,,l.,s and Democrats will outnumber the
k,gaslieans
1 p,,.,r;s received ~ this date are not com
=. Int arc sufficiently 30 to indicate the
- result The votes In different eoun-
q, v,s Is fol'orst
| ,-,-,hoe-Ineomple returns arc given
The full vote will not vary greatly
e n, statement Weaver 1000, Harri-
I. i0o.6, Cos io.oo4. Pence o,T05, Helm
1 - waHe s,Sts; county judge, LeFeTfe
| ~. Fros, P 5,sss, Miller ID .,s94, Leiper
~
n. Republicans have probably elected
y,,,lr All he sixteen members to the lesisla-
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19

Lrszrta cozay gives 20 salosiy t5r the
b Erslslicaa stsNs ticket, 9 foT Weaver
-,L zl4 fas Beu los CoaErcss-
slss-The rrsuras - rrc-iyrd from all
J. q tss odanty give ths Peoples party
3Iaa z1,1rity o. zholg 100. The rote cast
J s-zilaily large aud diGlcuii - eouat
Aias ~ rrtarus eosnr IN vrry sl1siy.
la.,s-CAanrs ooaa,y gives weayer 80
uiy. Waite 100 Bell so. Goddard 80
aEss D-usocrasic. .Peogic's state ;!ckct
a -it.as arsTl<.as shost so. Onc
,t zzl oas Rsqubiiesa arc elsC;ed 10
Bazs-
r. C-,rk-weETrF ~ Harrison i2g
n wttc so PCS sr=A,og- Thanas
81 EIE, < Turarr 4 81 Rep-rsentz-
G~5r-e rsiisn q iia, Y SegmAa P
isrls F.nfls u -
rfz-r-W weaver q. Harsison ios; Bell
ilT ., H-ia !ot. wzii- e. azEBia Il.
s--alls.stss = q. Pierce 4 -, 7. !, Ia
ug
aasr,- Weaver s.erto-s snd B~lI have car
oss'sr oluaty - - 10 = maioriiJ- The
s5lsaa scaie uekrs has carried by a
za'as.ty. The Ecpabiieass cicCi
l7e-iatcaIrai Asa the Dcmosrzn
s l1is-
a-t u1i1sla' rsturas give the foll0Eias
r1ss Weaver electors -, Bel -,
"a uith res, o, The Peoples party
asazi the szae. For legislature, Heath
oo'iairl sor szPrvuse iusse is5.
arrs-WiA oas Prreiaet lefi oct the
= Weaver SO, HArrisoa -, EiiJ
p =. HELM sDs. wAlis so, LyHsh P
y iar representative
z-TAs rrtara, ,ho- Tie election o,
Nv fo0p!s's party gisks; hy rnsioritles
= ffoa 100 70 DO. Weaver carries The
p ay lsogi $40
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19

Lake county give Weaver 1927. HArrt.or
OBS, Coe s57. Pence 1888, Taylor i03, Helm
VS., Waite l.7d5, Moupin ise. For renresen.
tative, Newell 7s7, Dyatt P 2.l09, Doli,s ID
o25, o'Mahoney d 760, Booth P ,s76. God
dard 2,4so, Allen 80. County officers elected
were all Populists
La Plata-Weaver 1902, Harrlson 5a7.
Waite so7, Helm SO, Maupln IFS, Bell 979,
Eddy 5ii, Goddard $50, Allen 451.
LArimer-Incomple,e returns give Weaver
W., Harrison 'yi, Bldwell l2i, Waite s1e.
Helm '"9' Hipp lss, Pence SIS, Coe fso.
Lineoln-Lineoln county gives the follow
ing majorities for the Republican ticket;
Harrison and state ticket 60, Eddy 60
Losan-weaver 269, Harrison 800, Coe sl4.
Pence sS7. Taylor 30, Helm 3oa, Waite 23l
Naapin IS. For senator, Painter r. 3ol
EPorson p eol, Buchanan D so. Representa-,
tive, Carnahan Il 3oI, Propst p $50, stephens
ID 30
Morgan-These majorities are given: Helm
II, Weaver Is, Coe 4, Goddard IS, Twombly
X, for representative, has carried this district
by over loo majority. Painter r, for senator,
carries the county by IS plurality.
ouray-weaver's plurality in ouray county
Is l,l34, Bells l,li5 aud waite's l. 1879.
Park-orioial returns, with one small pre-
einet TO hear from, give the following vote /:
Harrison, 3il, Weaver 5S7, Coe 325. Pence
go, Taylor 3; Helra Sea. Waite. 5Ta, Maupin
II. The balance Of the Popallst ticket is
elected
PhnllPs-weaver 25S, Harrison go, Coe
2lO, Pence 90, Helm ai7, Waite $50, Maupin
Pltsiu-An but four small precincts give
the following: Weaver e,549, Harrison S9s
Waite a,sli, Helm 5l3, Mauplu los. EDDY s7l.
Bell, ISIS B. Clark Wheeler p vas elected
10 the senate by a majority OF I,5s2 Nc
Knight ? Vas elected representative.
PruHers-wrayer 233. Harrison 2os. Bid
well 3, Bell 20, Eddy e2l, Keator ., Goddard
-, AlicH ~, Wll-5n ., Waite Isl. Maupin
-, Helm 29i, Hipp 9, Nichols lis. McMechen
81, Downing 90, Barklcy . Smith r and
Peck ? elcctet! to the senate and Fundeburgh
r, Hrshert d, aad NatHes p, elected to the
HgGzc
Pueb,0-wczvcr 9 s04. Harrison ., As, Bid
veil -, Waite l,o3i. Helm 9, so, Maupln ssI
Bell 3.o04, Edly a24i Senators and rcprc-
seutaiivcs are Republican.
saa Iunn-weaver f5i. Harrison o., Bell
t53, EDDY lis; Goddard 40, Allen IO5, Waite
SEQ, Maupin S, Helm i0a
seiguick Weaver $50, Harrison lsl Bid
vel :, Waite Ia, Helm l3a, Maapla aI Pence
l5e, Cos iso. EpPcrsou elected senator aad
Carnshau representative.
sammit-RctuFns from all the precincts re
eclyci sbou that the Weaver ueket va hzye
somsihinz Ike 0oo majority,
wa,hinstoa-Th probable majority OF
Harrison electors In wa.hlngton county Is
iio; Coz. for Congress, plurality 80, plural
~ foE Helm ani state Republican ticket 40:
Aiica, supreme judge, majority 10.
Weid-Rc,uras froG all tho precincts are
aot jet In, bat those heard from indicate that
the ca;Irr Peoples party ,lcket has been
cisrtei By maloTitles Fansin., from 100 TO go,
~hIc the state Populi,t ticket will have a
majority q nearly 800
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19

f-Weaycr sea, Harrison IS5. Waite
Pa 81 HELM is7, Bell e22, Eddy igi.
ont-Weaycr i,a5o, Harrison 10, Bell
1idy 20, Goddard 1910. Allen sG7,
Naup,n s9'i, Helm rs.
f-Neaver $40, Harrison 4Sa. Bell sl4,
Helm "a. Waite 762. Repnseata-
laFls r 532, Thomas p 60.
'on-+setuFus from all but three pre-
'6ls county give Weaver electors
to 800, Bell $50, Waite and the re
o. The state ticket about 30 shortly.
elected by about 400 over Frederick
ae legislature.
oA-Hsrrlson 671. Weaver $50. Helm
pin &2i, Waite 64s, Coe 5Ss, Pence
lof lS4. Goddard is also elected
.fsou-Weavcr 20. Harrison 25T,
Helm 9C6, Maupln 40, Bell 80,
1Eenty-sTe precincts oct of "a in
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19

Chairman Coleman Of the PopulIst state
central committee, IN speaking OF the fusion
In Colorado, says;
Il went Into politics not for personal rea-
oa., bat TO help out IN the formation Of a new
party. an not politician, but believe We
need the III lrd party to balance up matters.
favored fusion with the Democrats because
that party has more vitality than the Repub-
lican party has; party that can stand defeat
for thirty years and come up smiling every,
time has plenty Of life and will do to tic 70.
The Republican party cannot stand IT. the
leaders would fan down and fade away II de
fcaiel t~o OF three times In succession l
thlnk We have the new party we'll upon its feet
and that It viii be the recognized party OF
this state hereafter. II has been glorious
victory OF our people and there will be great
rejoicing all over the state
The Lamar register., 1892-11-19
some Remarkable betting In New forh
on the Election

More money was lost and won at New York
on the victory OF Cleveland than on any pre-
y,ous election. In that city alone more than
81 .O0O. coo we're Vagered. Most OF this was
bet At the Hoffman house. OF the big bettors
Mike Dwyer wins the largest amount. He Is
said to have won 81, 600; Joseph J. Donohue
over 10000, Ed Murphy, Jr.. winsIabout
$50. coo, Edward Carney $4,000, Walton
storm captures $1,000. Bookmaker j. Ma
honey made 5000, Ed Talcott wins 5000,
Louis Bell 5000, Tom Dalton $4,000, Ed.
stokes 5000, William J. Thompson $4,000,
Pat Duffy of New Orleans $4,000 from Prcsi-
dent walbaum OF Guttenburg, H. A. Hart
$1,000. Dave Martin lost $4,000, Book
maker WheeIock $500 Bill Edwards about
500 600 he held as stake money.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
THE OUTLOOK BRIGHTER.
Inquiries About Investments in Roanok,
Every Day.

Inquiries About Investments in Roanoke
Every Day.
1t has been predicted by some of the
moro hopeful that with tho new year
there would come renewed business
activity. While there are not many
outward signs, still there is reason to be-
iieve that money will be more plentiful
than it has been for the last six months
prominent real estate man said yes
terday that he was sure that as soon as
the weather would permit the real es-
tate business would be more active than
in several months. He said, while he
had not made any large sales since the
Christmas holidays, he had received sew
eral letters of inquiry from parties de-
string to purchase real estate. ~
Think" said he, that there are signs
that everything will be better soon.
The now Industries that are just noh'
beginning to be operated will have an
enlivening effect and increase the circu-
lation OF money"
Mr.. Francis Is. Kemp was seen and
said that business is decidedly better.
Considerable property has been chang
ing hands recently in Glen Falls and
Pleasant Valley trac-s. Mr.. Kemp said
that he had inquiries nearly every day
from people wanting to invest in Roam.
oke real estate, many of them from the
North.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
John S. Edwards.

Or Adams, n. Y, makes the follow
lug sworn statement: Kenyon &
Thomas: This is to certify what know
your wonderful medicine, DR. Hale's
Household Ointment, vii, do in cases of
pneumonia. Last winter my mother,
who is IS years of age was sick unto
death with pneumonia. Both lungs
were badly involved. The attending
physician said she must die. AS !. last
resort wo commenced using
your DR.. IIalc'S Household Oint-
mcnt, applying it freely aud
thoroughly to the chest keeping
the lungs covered with not fiannels.
She soon began to improve and IN
twelve hours tho crisis was past and
she was out of danger and is alive and
well to-day. Your great remedy saved
her life. John :. Edwards
Sworn and subscribed before me, VIM.
II. II. Taylor, Notary Public. For sale
at Massie " Martins drug store, corner
Commerce street and salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
HUSTINGS COURT.
The Matte Evans Verdict Set Aside
Other Cases Disposed or

The Matte Evans Verdict Set Aside.
Other Cases Disposed OF.
In the Hastings Court yesterday
morning Judge Robertson set aside the
verdict of the Jury convicting Matte
Evans of keeping a house of i'll fame
and fining hor sl2O and ono days inn
prisonment. The ground for tho action
of tho court was that it was only upon
hearsay evidence She was convicted. A
new indictment was issued and the case
continued till next torn.
When the two cases against Eucian
McNamee were called Judge Williams
counsel for the defense moved TO ouash
the warrant.
The charge in both cases was for rent
ing certain houses to Mattio Evans and
others. 1t was claimed by the counsel
that there was no statute making it an
offense to rent houses for lewd purposes.
1t was argued by com n, onwealth's a ttor-
ney that it came under the head of nuis-
ance, but, as tho word nuisance was not
in the indictment, tho court sustained
the motion to quash the Indictment.
In the case of w. Ii. Horton the warrant
was also quashed.
The following cases were continued:
Commonwealth vs.. Carter Lyons, also
VS.. Luther e. Lester and j. ii. Byrd.
In the case of Mary Fannie Turner,
charged with keeping and maintaining
house OF ill-fame, the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21

A day or two since the proprietor of a
first class hotel located in a city some
distance from Roanoke wrote y. Rensch,
proprietor of tho Roanoke Dressed Beef
Company, that he had seen his adver-
tisement in TIE TIMES and had con-
cluded to place orders for all the fresh
meats required by his hotel with him.
The order accompanying the letter was
promptly and satisfactorily filled and
mas been duplicated since. Mr.. Een.ch
advertises in TIE TINES, and cheerfully
bears testimony that the investment
has already resulted in considerably in
creasing his trade at home aud abroad.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
A Change of Firm

The firm of Bros. de Saussure & Wa
tiers, architects, has been dissolved by
mutual consent Messrs. Rene and
Horace de Saussure, late of tho firm,
have formed CO. partnership with Mr..
w. G. Nolard, under the firm name of
holland e de Saussure. Mr.. Waters will
go to Baltimore in few days, whore he
will reside in the future. The most i'm
portant buildings in charge of the new
firm are the new Episcopal Church and
the Academy of Music
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
A Little GirI,s Experience in a Llghthouse

MIR. AND Mrs. LOREN TREsCorT are
keepers of the GovernmentL'ghth at
Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with
daughter, four years old. Last April
she was taken down with measles, fol-
lowed with a dreadful cough and turn
ing into fever. Doctors at home and
at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she
grew worse rapidly until she was a
moro handful of bones" Then she
tried DR.. Kings Now Discovery and
after the use of two aud half bottles,
was completed cured. They say DR..
Kings Now Discovery is worth its
weight in gold, yet you may get trial
bottle free at Christian & Barbee' S
drugstore.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
DIR. Bale's Household Cough cure

Is purely vegetable remedy prepared
from rare medicinal plants, perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness,l loss
of voice, whooping cough. bronchitis,
the first stages of consumption, allays
all soreness of the lungs and chest, and
gives perfect satisfaction. 1t is the
greatest medicine of the age to
strengthen the lung tissue. % and soc.
per bottle at NIassie e. Martins drug
store, corner Commerce street and
Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
Strength and Health

If YOU are not feeling strong and
healthful, try Electric Bitters. If LA
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters One trial will conceive YOU
that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only 80 cents at Christian t& Bar
bees drugstore
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
Pandora's BOX in Koanolsc.

PASDoRAs box had little some
thing of everything in it. Berlin's
great bazaar at Nos II and II Salem
avenue and II Railroad avenue, ia a
veritable Pandora's box. You can get
anything you want there in the dry
goods, shoe, notion or furniture line.
HIS prices knock competition senseless.
He buys in largo quantities and sells
very low. Call before purchasing else
where when you want anything.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
WATKINS GHOST
Haunting Those Who Saw Him
Swing.

When Charles Watkins, the WIFE
murderer, reluctantly acted as princi-
pal in the neck-ti festival at Salem on
Friday, the sth instant, it was very nat
urally supposed that be would cease to be
disturbing element in this latitude.
But not SO. Although Charles life was
forfeited and his body coflined and laid
away beneath the sod of tho beautiful
Roanoke Valley, there are numerous
people with whom he seems to be pres.
ent TOO frequent for their peace of mind.
member Of THE TINES staff saw Wat
klnS hanged Previous to this event he
usually retired about 10 D. m. and slept
like liottentot until ia. M, but now
as soon as Natures balmy restorer takes
possession of him the ghost of Watkins,
invisible to everybody else, cautiously
creeps to his bedside, gives the bed
covering twitch and screeches in his
ear, "You can't hang me-" The scribe
does not demonstrate. but rises from his
couch, builds fire and reads the files of
TIE TIMES nntil daybreak.
Mine Host Weber. of the Southern
Hotel, regrets that his attention did not
cease with tho splendid breakfast he
sent to his cell three hours before he
a colored hotel waited in the city, who
resembles Watkins very closely, and he
shows prediction for loafing around
the Southern. Weber has offered $50
to any man who will induce Watkins
double to leave the city, or invite
remedy which will induce sleep while
he is here. Several mon arc trying to
earn the reward, but the waiter is evil
IDENTIFY determined to stay in Roanoke
and every sleep inducer recommended
to Manager Weber SO far has proven a
failure.
E.. Oppenheim. ST., saw Watkins
dance on nothing at Salem, and now he
wishes he had curbed his curiosity.
Whether asleep or away Watkins will
occasionally come before him. He is
always polite, but rather too inatten-
tive, in that he comes without pre-
vious announcement.
Whisperings have reached the city of
the disturbed slumbers of the Salon
representative Of THE TIMES. tho editor
OF the Times Register, and several other
citizens, but moro OF this anon. 1t is
not denied that the spirit of tho muir
derer manifests decided fondness for
several proplc WHO were kind to him in
his life.
"LIrTIE NUGGET'' at tho Opnra
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
When Nnur Liver

IS TORPID and sluggish, you cannot do
business successfully. Everything goes
wrong. You don't tcel we'll. Get your
liver in good working order by using
Or. Hale,s Household Tea, the great
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t has
no equal as heal,h rcstorar. For sale
ut Massie IL Martins drug store, corner
Commerce street and salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
Rescued In Time.

MAN was found few days ago near
Ballahack in a half frozen condition.
He was brought to this city and thawed
out Then he went to Lewis. tho tailor
at los Henry street, had his measure
taken Tor suit and is now as happy
aud comfortable as a bug on q rug
Lewis guarantees his goods aud never
fails 10 please.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-21
lie win Not be Ontdone.

OLD MAN BREADY, stall 6, city mar
ket, is too we'll and favorably known to
the citizens of Roanoke TO need an in
PRODUCTION. lie keeps tho freshest and
soundest beef, veal, mutton and pork,
and soils at the most reasonable prices
II you have never dealt with him, give
him trial order and you'll become a
permanent customer.