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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-19
Games Played vednesday.
HOW THEY STAND.


NEW YORK, May 1s.--At the annual
meeting Of the New York Civil Service
Reform association Wednesday night
Carl Schurz was elected president, to
succeed George VIM. Curtis, deceased.
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SAN Francisco. May Is. Advices
from Honolulu say that Lorrin A.
Thurston has been appointed minister
TO Washington to succeed J. Mott
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WASHINGTON. May Is. The president
has appointed Col VIM p. CSriin. 81.
the Fourth u. $, Infantry. to b briQa.|
dier-general, to hll the Vacancy caused
BY the retirement 81 Brig Cen d. 4.
Carr
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LoSDoN, May ls.-- MAJ LeCaron. once
a British government spy among the
Irish in America, is dying.
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4 TuNKIfANEocK, II i, May Isl Rosen-
weig and hank WE'RE hanged at iI:s4
o'clock Thursday.
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Postmaster General Bissell has ap-
pointed Jehn Z. Thomas. Of Missouri,
70 be assistant attorney general for the
post Office department.
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NOTICE Div. "a O. r. g. meets In the Grand
IN Army Hall every Monday morning at ?
4 nj until further notice. a K. Martin, ~ ".
b2-1m.
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STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs & 0'Connell's
next door to City Hall.
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100 STRAW Hats, half price other dealers az
Eugene 3. Herring.
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NAKEENOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read By Over I. 900
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Hslp Wanted, For Bale, For Rent, Lot
Pound, straysd j Stolen, To Buy, Sell
or Exchange MAKE !. known.

: oST a 4 lock bracelet on Thursday May II
| finder win please leave same - his @tllce
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TroR RENT. Brick house on West Martin
\ street, rooms, AL modern convenience,
g,vsn * once. Apply 70 Geo. A. Bowers = W
Martin street. s7ou'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

OF bis corn, oats, potatoes and apples.
How much money, then, does the farmer
actually lose in one year?
Secondly, he can save the trouble as
we'll as the expense of having his wagon
repaired at intervals of few months
because the unevenness of the road
throws the weight of the burden upon
the weaker part. Calculate the trouble
caused thus.
Thirdly, he would be enabled to
utilize half his time which, under the
present regime, is actually lost in travel.
thine saved is money made" says the
old proverb. Calculate the amount.
More than this, according to the
statistics prepared by the Society for
tho Proven ton Of Cruelty to Animals,
very large per cent of our ungainly
beasts Of burden are so caused by the
sudden jerks and strains brought to
bear by the mud holes of our highways
and when we add the fact that horse
can draw two and one-half times as
much on macadamized road as he can
on the roads as they now stand, the
consistency Of such measure is obvious.
Time, trouble and money saved, surely
il is worth our while to at least con-
siier these items, especially since they
figure so extensively in human affairs.
The phase of the road question which
strikes so forcibly the citizen of to-day
is the cost, but before we conclude that
the expense is to be so enormous
let US make calculation. The
citizen of the country paws annually
about two dollars road tax between the
age Of twenty and that OF sixty, or
eighty dollars in all. Think of it,
eighty dollars for bad, muddy roads
Now let every citizen pay the requisite
amount or work the allotted time the
result would be that the county which
has $500 voters would have 5000, 600 in
money and labor for the improvement
of public roads.
How like truly great and prosperous
nation would we be if every county of
our State and nation would but consider
the vast expenditures made to no ap-
parent purpose. In trying to be econ
omical our country has become spend
thrift. Economy shows itself in the
fact that it is easier and less expensive
to keep up good road than it is to
partly keep up bad one. How much
easier it was for the chi d to hold back
the ocean by placing his hand over the
crevasse in the dyke than it would have
been for the Hollanders to have resisted
a deluge?
Wake up. Americans, and rid your
| selves of the ''sloughJ of despond" al
your very thresholds. There are other
questions confronting you besides IRE
pealing silver clauses" and Establishing
Federal election laws" The time has
come when you must profit by the ex-
amples of your weaker neighbors.
Rome built her Appian way by means
of which transportation to almost any
part of Italy was made with remarkable
ease, and over which her armies could
march with wonderful rapidity, and so
her history is in many respects I'M
psralelled. Behold! greater than
Rome is here; yes, greater, grander and
with brighter future, the brilliancy
of which you cannot afford 10 lessen.
E. E w.
Emory and Henry College, Emory, Va ,
Nov. Ii.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
THE NICAHAUGUAN CANAL.

The complications into which this
country may getitself in connection with
the Hawaiian affairs and the necessity
which may come at any time of massing
the warsnips OF our go ,ernment on the
Pacific coast give a new impetus to the
demands OF transcontinental come ton
between the Atlantic and Pacific ocean
The only feasible route for the con
struc ton of a canal to bring about this
connection is that proposed by the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company.
But the affairs of this concern are in a
bad way, and unless something is &C
complished ION there will be long
wait before this connection is made
Wednesday there was meeting of
the company at its offices in New York,
at which there was lively discussion
in regard 20 the compeny's affairs and
prospects. Warner Miller's resignation
as president was offered and accepted
The resignation of Capt. George w.
Davis, the vice president, was also &C
cepted. Then a reorganization com nit
tee was selected, consisting of Smith M.
Weed, Henry E. Rowland, j. r. Bart
lett, M. Emery, of Cincinnati; Wilhelm
Mynderse, OF Butler, Stlllman e Hub
bard, and r. L. Edwards. president of
the Bank OF the State OF New York.
This committee, it is generally under
stood, will probably report in favor of
wiping out the present construction
company and forming new one on a
plan which will give the present holders
stock in the new company and also
Maritime canal stock. There was also
sugg estion made that after the pres
emit construction company is wiped out
no new one be organized, but that the
Maritime Canal Company itself should
undertake and have sole charge OF the
construction. No one was selec ted as
president in place Of Mr.. Miller, Smith
M Weed was elected vice-presiden !.
and accepted the Office.
Those who saw the huge model of the
section OF the Isthmus Of Panama,
through which the canal is to be con-
structed, in the transportation buildinp
at the Worlds Fair were mostly favor.
ably impressed with the possibilities of
the grand enterprise, as there most
clearly explained and demonstrated a,
far as words and papier mache could
demonstrate. The com oany has since
passed into the hands of receiver for
the lack of the necessary funds to carry
on the work and now the reorganization
OF the company is proposed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
Woman Moonshiner Found Guilty.

DANvLLE. Va, Nov. 16.-In the
United States court Yesterday, Mary L.
Cooper was found guilty of violating the
revenue'laws and was sentenced to one
month in jail, and to pay 500 fine.
David L. Inge, for violating section
1924 of the revised statues, pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to one year
in jail, and $500 fine. Both were from
Franklin county. In the case of Sam
Ihompkins (colored) for passtng.counter-
felt money in Lynchburg, the jury
could not agree.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

Bank OF England notes have always
gold but tellers have recently been
found who even went so far as to turn a
few Of them down without payment.
There was found to be no question as to
their soliditv, the distrust having been
caused by the resignation of one Of the
cashiers whose son had become involved
in q failure.
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U. 8. S. ALLIANCE at Her Former Station.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The Navy
Department has been informed OF the
arrival Of the United STATES steamship
Alliance at Corinto. Nicaragua, from
La'Libertad. The Alliance was sent to
Honduras Immediately after the news of
the action of the authorities at Amalpa
In firing upon the American flag. The
satisfactory close of the incident re.
moved the necessity of her long pres.
ence there and she has resumed ner
former station.
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An Eye TO Improved Methods.

Father Ito the seven-year-old miss
beside him, cutting the whip sharply
through the air)-See, Mary, how I
make the horse go faster without strik-
ing him at all.
Mary Tin an eager tone of happy dis
covery)-Papa, why don't you spank
us children in that way?-Life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

IT may be true that rolling stone
gathers no moss, but it has been
evidenced at the Worlds Fair that a
rolling wheel makes considerable
money. The stockholders who have
got their money back, besides dra wing
good dividend, are now talking of giving
over their stock to Engineer Ferris to re-
imburse him for what he lost in it's con-
atructiop
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
Frost Comes and the Fever Goes.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Nov. 16.-Three
new cases Of yellow fever were reported
to-day, two Of which are whites. Frost
struck Brunswick this morning and the
epidemic ends, practically speaking, to-
night. Another frost Is booked for to-
morrow morning. Everybody glories in
its arrival. The people are elated over
the future prospects and are grateful
for the lightness of tho mortality.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has an agility
in springing surprises upon the people
that would commend itself to an
anarchist bomb thrower.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

CHICAGO sustained an enviable repu-
tation for morality and suppression of
crime during the continuance of the
Worlds Fair, but with an assassina ton
on its closing days and several recent
bold acts at burglary and murder it
would seem as IL it was trying to get
back It's former hard name.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17

THE TIMES can De round regularly on
ale at the following pisces:
Roanoke, Va.-Hotels Roanoke and
Ponce de Leon. Nd. l.. Smith. W. Prank
Carr, Terry Building, Elks' News Stand,
80 Salem Avenue. r. Goldstein, Jefferson
street.
Bristol, Tenn.-Hamner and Sullivan.
Pocahontas, Va.-Pocahontas Inn.
Radford, Va.-Radtord News Depot.
East Radford, vo.-Radford News
Depot.
Salem, Va.-F. A. Love'ock.
Wytheville, Va.-E. h. Bailey.
Norfolk and Western trains.
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Really Sorry for Him.

Indignant Patron-I sent you bum
die of brand new collars last week, and
when they came back they were all
frayed and ragged.
The Lnundryman (sympathetically
Too bad! 1t beats all what cheap
goods some furnishing stores turn out,
don't it?-Chicago Record.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
Fire Follows Wreck on An Alabama
ROad.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. ia pas
senger train on the Eastern Alabama
road was derailed and wrecked near
Lafayette this morning. The coaches
caught fire and Thomas Driver, pas.
senger, was burned up in the smoking
but many were badly injured. Among
the injured are Judge j. R. DowdeIi,
arm and jaw broken, injuries fatal; E.
j. Mitchell. skull fractured, injuries
fatal; j. L. Mitchell, badly cut about
face and chest; w G. Hunter, internal
injuries; ] P. Osborne, arm broken. All
the wounded people are residents OF
Alabama.
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No Doubt About 1T.

Miss Willis-I suppose Mr.. Brown is
happy man since his uncle died and
left him fortune.
Miss Wallace-He must be. He says
it broke his wife Of saying she wished
she hadn't married him. = Brooklyn
Life
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Unfair to Her.

"My dear" impetuously remon-
strated Mrs. NJ, why will you wear
those frayed-out cuffs? People win
think You have no wife to support
you."-Judge.- ~ ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
Suit Against The Tobacco Trust

TRENTON, N. o., Nov. 16.-Attorney
General Stockton has begun a suit
against the American Tobacco Company,
capital stock $25,000,000 for violating
the laws Of the State against trusts.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
FamilIar With the subieot.

Tcacher-Why can't you learn to
calculate interest as nicely as Tommy
Traddles?
Dull Boy-I amt had so much ex.
perience as he has. Our house amt
mortgaged.-Good News.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
MOONSHINER USES DYNAMITE.

Deputy Sheriff and His Wife Hurled Fifty
Feet, but Slightly Injured.
ATLANTA, Nov. 16.-A special to the
Constitution from Lafayette, Ca, saws
Shohan's house, twelve miles from here,
was blown up by dynamite last night.
The house was wrecked. Shohan and
his wife, who were in bed, were hurled
fifty feet, but landed safely without
serious injuries.
Shohan is deputy marshal and has
been raiding illici. distilleries. The
dvnamiter was undoubtedly q moon.
sinner.
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ROANOKE. VA. NOVEMBER II, 1893

A PROMINENT Washington business
man is now playing hide and seek with
his creditors.
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C. r.. VERT.
GROCER.

Choice stock of both staple
and fancy Groceries and
canned goods of every de-
scription.
You will find all of our
Groceries fresh and pure. We
guarantee satisfaction and
should you find anything COM
ing from our store to be not
exactly what we represent it,
let us know and we will ar.
range matters to your entire
satisfaction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-17
Lost Faith In Dreams

Bagley--I used to take some stock in
dreams.
Brace-Have you changed your mind?
Bagley-Yes. dreamed that you
paid that five dollars-N. Y. Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

AT MEETING or the BOARD OF
IA directors held March 2srd 1898, At the
rompanY'e oncc, duly called, the fol
lowing resolution WAS unanimously tdopted.
"Resolvcd, That an assessment OF one and
one half mills on each and every share OF Iho
capital stock Of The Paantic Mining and
Milling Company corporation. payable 10
the secretary OF faid CORPORATION N its onlco
In the Constitution Buildins, Nam Street. snlf
Lake city, on or before Saturday, the twenty.
ninth day OF April. a. ID. 1870. And IL said
assessment be not paid on said twenty, ninth
day Of April,A. u. 1893, the same will become
delinquent, and u not paid on or before Inc
2pth day Of May. A. u. lhad, the shares Of stock
on which said assessment remain UNPAID Mil
be offered for sale al The once OF the corpora.
ton a. Aforesaid. or 30 much thereof as may DO
necessary 70 pay such assessment and cost
Incidental thereto. Jos, W. MusSER
Secretary OF said CORPORATION.
SALT LAKE CITY, March II. 1895
sALr LAKE CtrY, April 27th, Is9s
The undoraigned directors OF the ialantie
Mining Co, suEgost and direct that the aEsess.
mcnt now on be extended TO MAY 10Th, ISIS.
and shat the Secretary % hereby Instructed 10
advertise the extension. and u Il 20 ordered
a, hiLrON MU-sER.
q. ]. THOMPSON
A. MINER,
$. j. WE1GEL,
Dirpelora
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST

LIHEREAs THE SALT LAKE PICKLE
" company, corporation, on the 3lst day
81 July, a. d. ispl, executed and delivered to
Joseph g. jacobs, OF salt Lake City, Utlh, its
certain promissofy note for the sum Of three
thousand dollars, payable october 1isi. is9l
WIN interest thereon ~ the rate OF one per
cent per month from ~ date until fully paid,
both before and after Judgment. negotiable
and payable 81 the Bank OF Commerce. salt
Wherea,. TO secure the payment Of said
note, according 70 It's true tenor and effect, tho
sAid SAT- Lake Pickle company, on said Jnly
alst ls'i executed and delivered to the under.
and County OF salt Lake, q certain deed,
whereby ~ conveyed TO the underaigned, In
lfusi, the following described premises,
OF ltah, wit. Al Of block twenty. seven fg7l
IN Brighton addition 10 Garden City, together
WIN az buidings construeted or thereafter TO
20 constructed upon tho same. and engine,
boiler. yats, machinery. etc, therein situate
which said deed was duly nled Tor record In the
once OF me county recorder oil salt Lake
county. Utah. on the frat day OF August, 1891,
az 70 O'Clock y, M. and recorded M hook ~
~, o. mortgage, page ~ Of the records OF SAID
whtreas, said deed prosidcs among other
things, that should default DO made In the nay.
mcnt ~ said note according 10 IL true tenor
aud eject SAID trustee. NJ tho request Of tho
legal holder Of SAID noto, may proceed 10 soii
the property horcinbotoro and in sad deed
dtscnhCd, az public vcnduc 10 the hirhost
9laaer. ai The 'front.' door Of thu. county court
- WV tNNlNNN HNAt OF SAT- Lake county,.
Utah, for cAeh. nrsf giving thirty days' nubile
noucc uttho time, terms and place Of sale. and
u'l,llpuoh o. the property 10 be sold. By al.
NuIusrment "a some newspaper printed and
punished IN The county of salt Lake and
whereas, said SAT- Lake Pickle company
has taicd ana refused To pay SAID note nf ths
interest," ihcreon since January 70, 1875 al.
though the same D. due, aud toe undrrslFned,
a. trustee, Il requested hy BOYD Park. OF snii
Lake CITY. the legal holder and owner Of said
ngle, 70 proceed 10 sell said premises,
NnNNffMNW. n Ms
vested IN me ~ said decd 1, s. H. Yields. ir.
90 hereby give notice that ! will sell aii and
Singular the premises AMI properly hcrcinbo.
Tore described, AZ public yondut, 10 the hiahcat
bidder for each, al tho front door u Inc County
Nnurt house OF salt iata County, nj salt I.4ko
Guy Utah, on Monday, the hith DAY % june.
~, NJ y O'Clock noon Of said DAY. to satisfy
lhe SAID note und Interest from January As.
l.D and the costs Of executing salt trust III
GLIDING atorncys' fee and compensation 10 tho
undersigned Tor his services. ~ provided IN
said deed Of trust
80, :. u. FIELDS. JR. Trustee.
Dated March 81, 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-05

from Sacramento, Cal. Last Saturday
evening an old farmer named DOane
went home and was amazed to find his
aged wife absent. A search OF tho
premises revealed that she had packed
her trunk and decnmped without leav.
ing her poeiofiioe address. Doaue
started mn Investigation, with the 10.
suit that he learned that his errinr
wife had lett home accompanied by n
young man by the nnme OF Fisher. The
pair were seen driving along the road
near Whisky Hill, and were evident.
Iy heading ior Fishe's ca In, which
l. situated not great distance
from the Donne residence. Accord.
Ing to the young man who Investigated
ard reported the clio ement Mrs.
Doano, who Ia fully Atty years Of are,
became enamored with young tish r,
who ekes out miserable existence Nv
working on farms In the mel hb1i.
hood. During the past lew months
they have been seen together, anu as
the bui bands suapicions were aroused
he accused HE wife Of being TOO
friendly with Fisher. She denied the
charge, but her husband doubted her
aud concluded 10 watch the house.
Last Saturday afternoon Fisher put IN
an appearance, aud as he was about to
enter the house DOane seized him and
gave him n sound thrash ing. The
youthful lover offered no resistance,
but threatened to "get even" with
Dosnt at some future date. Thinking
that Fisher would not return 10 the
house Doane won't TO his work. On
returning In the evening he found his
wife missing, and then u dawntd
upon him that she had eloped with
Fisher. Dohne now threatens 10 kill
both OF them on sight.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EstAte Of oharIotie IiawkIns. necen.,

Estate OF Charlotte Hawkins, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ underaigned, administrator, with the viii
annexed, OF the estate OF Charlotte UaWlins.
deceased. 10 tho creditors OF. and all pars0n'
having elaine against tho sad doeeased. 10
oAnlhlt Them with unnecessary vouchers, with.
notice, 10 the SAID administrator with the will
annexed, at t5s East seventh south street. Sail
Lake CITY, IN the county Of salt Lake, Utah,
HIEGO HAWKINS,
Administrator with the will annexed OF the
estate Of charlotte Hawkins, deceased.
Dated May ith, 1898.
JonN VI. CANNos. Attorney for said FstAte
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..


To Thomas II. Ewing;
vnils Is 10 NOTIFY You THAT You ARE
Il indestod 10 me In the sum of three hundred
collars $4,000 Tor labor performed Tor YOU
On tue Mesa mine, situated In Dry Cannon
Ophir Dining District, Tooolo County. Vtah'
nald NINE ~ about half a mile from the Hidden
Treasure mine In n southwestorly Direction
anu huout half mile from the Mona mine In a
southerly direction, aud Il Joined on the notth
ny lhe Fourth OF July mine. said NoT. was
performed ~ aasttsmcnt work for you Tor Inc
luhIe ~ Ahd ~, and unless you pay tho
same WITHIN ninety QO) days from the date
hereof, your interest wall be forfeited TO me AZ.
cOrding To law. MATEO NEEs
February 0, 1870. III