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Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Set fatbolfe Spsr8smaal trang,

~foN
fig mere % mere IND paa lipet al os
enten ri BIZ elsr life. 8aitor 9anIin9
bulbt nplis en- Tale uoer bet us tummer
til bet Reiultat, at insen al bore bpre.
bareite 8ettisbeber i etat sler Sirte
ptl bore trps | bet rOmerite 8reItefabs
Snuoer.
Oil ben periOnlise Gribeo bore trps ?
Spsrs SnqoifitiOnen life alene for 300
Gar tilbase, men iaaleoes iom ben an.
ueubes ben Dag | Dag ! be it,e.tatbol.
Re 2anbs, Granfrise, Spanien os Sta,
lien. SuilfenIombelit fri Wano sr ub.
tat for ON 9tatteu at blioe labt ub al
fin Sens os taitet | &irfens 6anse,iel.
oere, berium ban er en- WUbftanoer al
Hom.
Bill Weninssfribeben bore trps ?
Spsrs ben tatbolite Rtrtes &esiiter
oper iUrbuone Sfrifter, ipsrs be 7uiin.
Der af Yaniattelier, iom Baden bar ubs
ilpnset mob MISUNDERSTANDING.
Bil &epublitten bore trps? Spsrs
Siitorien. Soor &omsrfirfsn bar faaet
Maaten, Der bar ben fulbtaftet 5olts.
iribeben Os inofsrt 1pranniet eler De.
ipotiet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
IRA Den frantic Gornt,t tines
Idae.

Zen Grors bar blepeu uoiteot ii
9aris / 1871 al be npe repubiItanf'
Gutburitetsr, at Summuniit'S niursen'
ter, Tom bleu erebue meo 8aaben
Sanoe. sicbIitteliS Tube lioe Dsoen,
Snnleoes itriOer en- frauF aorrsipVn'
bent. Crorsn bleo uoen gnrmbirrtis'
beo eftsriulst, oa en- afoelius rspublis
tnnfe Trooper i Sapen ueo Glpies Ba'
lpoiet operrumpleoe en- minors Bdnos
S%uiurssntsr. 8lanot BEN bar en- Gut
pan Is Gar; ban bar snbuu forte gen'
flRosr.
ganoen blep fsrt TT ct Steo, buor
en- Gel arbr, 8Ommuniiter psntebs 9p,
ben. Baa 8sisu brso ben Is Gnr
snmIe Gut no af Rntisrne os itilebe
fig ~liseOusrfor Dberiten, iOm tOmmun'
bereoe G1tortsn. Soet ban meo upaas
flnSelis Initano ailasoe miIitGr so.
usr, iasos ban;
"Dbsrit, iss ital usI Fposs2"
"llesn 9ripl, min @en", iasoe Cbsr'
ten. "9u CT ersben msO 8aabcn i
SHnos, bet er moi. SaaleSes lpoer
Drorsn."
"8ell" iasos 9uttsn, "msu is Der,
ieg Dor / Mirumsinil Street, bpor min
NOoer .r 8OrtHerite. GUN ril pente
paa mig, bois ieB life tummsr biem, os
bun Otl blioe en- bel Del urOlis. Seq
oil ELIOT 8aa bjem % trsite beubs en-
Smule, fOritaar 3e; % oesubeu bar
ieg nit ubr Der, iOm ie9 itulOe life at
siue min Wooer, iaa bar bun ialiaIb
3eriOr, Dbsrit, lao mig
lsbe biem ct giebIif. Seq sioer nit
WresOro paa, at ies bill TONNE tilbase
for at 6Iipe ituotl"
Sberiten bIsu bel Iaast al Gprbaus
islie Uoer Guttens 5urlanssnOe, men
Sassn te9pnote usiaa at more bam en-
bel Del,
"8u 9iper mig altiaa bit 9Gresoro
pan, at ou oil penoe tilbass tibsnOi til
at blius Itubt?"
"9aiot sGrssOrb, Dberfi"
"SOSt, subt", iusbe Obsrtsu, "Sen
ut9s Slubbsrt bar baaos SorItanb %
RUo. Gsfaa en- bel uns Dprsrer at
@Obt, bans NOo bar irsIit
BAN. @Gaa bism, Gutl~
anast.n batteoe Os ~foriuanbt. "8st
er NOT bet tSits ri Ter al bam-, fasbe
Dbsriteu.
On balp Time git; Dbsritsn, ipm MI
bsfanbt fig / tit 8partsr, bapbs oper
andre 5Orr.tninser CLIENT Glt ONT Gut
ten, bpsm ban msnte at babe sipst iulb.
itanbis fri. Wen paa en- Gang aabne,
oes Ssren, % 8utten imutteSs inb.
Scr .r ies, Obsrit!" ubbrsb ban.
Seq iua Wobsr, gap benbe llbret %
bsnbe. 9tu er jes parat."
ga eiOroe Sberiten, bpab maaRe in,
gen noen en- barit Solbat pilbe
babe 9iprt. Gan reite fig, 81, ben til
Sutter, sreb BAN ! bease grer, fsrte
bam iaalsoes til 8sreu % 5pariebe
BAN uo al ben, ibet ban ubbrpb:
"nb meb big, bin inse 9anbitl Eli.
bass til bin Mobsr iaa burtiat bu
Meo en- 1aare | Diet penote ben
samle Sberit tilbase til fin Stpl, loci
ban brummenbe bemRrfeoe til fine Sch.
iasers, mebens ban meb Saanben pc,
seoe paa be ubenfor itaasnbe bsbs.
bsmte Sniursenter.
"Ge bar altiaa osiaa fine Selts,
bisie Slpnslerl"
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
2iliumnien 28,911 89,988 So O9,O8,

Gltiaa teller ben lutberite &irte pper
so Wiaipner Weolemmer / nle 8ers
O~ensoele; bsus naitsn 10000 8relter
prRbifer paa ale Tun9emaal. Sntet
8~trteiamIuno blanot De proteItantiIte
fan oppiIe en- iaa ubbrebt o9 forget
8irtipmbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Serfep ious SamiliesRo.

ct ianount Rauu FOREIGNER meb Rette
eennt lille a~uasracs, Os bet al mango
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Or .1oWENs
Gleftrtfe
Bette

bar paa @runb al
be nRiten unoer,
bare Sure Tom bet
FAR ubrettet | iaa
manse Sp9bomss
tiffpfNe prhosrnpf
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

Sen gutberffe Girfes llobreoelie er
operraifeube tor. Den b~efieucte Sta
t~iititer 2enter bar facet uo f0lsenoe Ore
iultat:
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

Hsfrutunb eruisntns. 1noeroffice.
rem: 4Iu bar hi bel siennemsaaet aft,
iom fan benbe paa en- Geltmari9 / ben
p9rfte Sommerbeoe. Wen bent libt!
9enf, ON man pluoislis itulbs faa ie
Sr. Maiuren pafle i Sabslen - bpab
pilbe bu ba tro, Nr. 27?"
"Ga, bet er lille panitelist at bare
paa. Wan fan naturli9uis let tpmme
til at tase formeset til zig af 9ommes
f~laifeu, naar bet er iaa parmt / 9uften! +"
Steoie at bcloe ben sslone Mibbel.
BET fsrer til 8aratterlssbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
SirfeIige Npbeber.
sirfeT.aer sr 10 blsp,u Iuu atmin'

Girfefefer tr 10 bispeu ida alrtii''
orliat / bore Taas. ut be bar ueartet
til asier % itsisnbt attiinoi8beo, I'll
llmpral % ianSielis 9pit or ossunrre
altfor Tgrgsligt; men ielo Der, bpor man
'gaer at uneaaa iaaoauue Ga~loaruber,
lob ps alisepsl e, buormssen 5are De
mcoIsrer: Zen martItrigenoe Waaos,
hoprpoa be be,ienotgjsres, er aIsreos
Spub; at man ppsioer ben % ben be'
remte Ranb Tom 9nler, ud9tet man
paa aorbanuo peb, at ban life bperien
pit sIer tdn TONNE, sr 10 pda en- itn9
RGnSs at unrrs GrIt % itrafer fig bag
eitsr; men b~ortiest fra %inabanne almin'
beige Spnber, iaa isrsr Jefterne meo
i'm letIinoise Guuo bort fra qlpets VII
Dor; bet siGIbsr at faa Dp en- liolis
Stemuing; berior maa Der tales, ipuseS
os ipiIes; aft mao saa | cit murter
Tone; miot uuoer bette mo Der osiaa
bebss, tbi bet or 10 en- airteieit; men
boprlebes pasier en- uluUrlis ggn til
Zig a~etiuoisbeb2
8ritenoommen boloer paa Of saa op
/ fcitlise 1ilitelniuser, aanoelis SelIfa'
bslisbeo; Dosrmattelie os 2iusleoe bUl'
Der paa iom en- Drm at grape paa Sri'
fteuoOmmens 2ipstrG. Rpe 8irrsmib'
Ter ma til; oerfOr maa man babe
@Repioals1, "grcitements~ etc. oltlo
npt, tbi MAJ bliper mot al bet Gamle.
3ette np9ien % 5rafalo er melt al'
minoeli9 enonu blanot be reformerte
samiuno, men ben lutbsrIte &irts er
o9iaa truet. CAB % bore pna 8astl
aanOelis Sppnotisme. Som Be-
tienbt er bet 10 MI bIepen dlminoeli9t
at prattiiere for Woru ps ium Glue
ipiG, boilter Ma9t eutslte Wenueiter
Tan faa Ooer andres Siale. Og @iQies
Qip. Oct er bisIe omreiienoe 6ppros
iour buloer fine Iaatatote "Seau'
GER" os tiener 8ense Iom @r9s pso at
pirre 5ults Nps9ierrisbeo Deb fine
Sumter. Msn bet er mere % mere
a~abenbart, at SppnOtismen ps'
iaa M anpenoss at 8raoitauter, Os ba
belit Omreiieuoe Ssttpraoitantsr / Ssns
oerrireliens 3ieneite. Gn af bisie far
li9ite er ben betienote Soenite 5ranjOn;
/ Grbeioet for at ~~frelie Sirle", ipm
ban tiger, brissr ban netop be mere be,
iienbte SppuOtiiSrsrs Sremeangsmaaoe,
ban itrD8er p9 bitter meb Saauben,
witirrer itipt meb fine iturpe Zine iub I
ben Gnoens; brueer OUertalelisns
@noe, beoer, tneler, iDn9er O9 rauber,
truer % pinter, oft paa en- Gang
ps / ct uafbrubt Sag; uuoer oft bette
blioer 3ilbsrerns pirtelis bppnOtiierebe.
Wan9e efterlisuer bum, os bet er life
l9nse, fsr ut uaa bore bersbte paa at
bare paa 8ast mpb aanbelis Sppuu.
iOm oiitnof fan frembrinss gters
perptslier, men aloris Sierteompsns
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
2irfer paa Siul er ben inore 0lis.

&irfer paa Siul &c ben inore 0tis,
lions iioite Spinbelie / 3unmart. Ser
er allereoe iubltriberst ooer 1000 Dol
lars til en- iaaban, ipm ital rumme 800
9ilbsrere, Cs ben Ital tisre runot paa
be meit b~sf9rbebe Strss / ajebenbaon
% N~abObperne. Gn 8reit fslser altiO
meo for Operalt at Jamie Solicit ON
Cubs Orb. Oct er ret, FAB ben triite,
li8e Sptnofombeo tappes meo 3iRoes
fen / bans Sumter; pi for at rebbe
Si9le for Simmelen, ban for at trntte
8Olt til Selpeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

iis en- itorartet gerpmmelie. Oct arts
lees MI naiten iom en- Npopenoi9bebs'
,ienItanb / enbper 5antilie ps De utal'
li9e @ionesbDrb, iom itaoisen itrpmme
IND ~ansaaenbe 8eltets girfninser, ere
iamitemmige / at fable bet ct al gtutt'
oens ppperli9ite 2Ggemioler.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Mrre nm Yr,Ntns onsbefpa had.

Were ON Treltens Stsbeieg ftrl'
Der giifop 9sdmnuu: -Wisu Fal Der
sirres Susbsiss, oa ma bet ifs mso
Ru % uoen Of bGsbl9ieuos Sagen os
5arsn ! uitanbielis 5art fra Gus til
Srs; men bsurs 5dre logger iunblenoe
mar &c. en- Brett, irm itnl beiese ita'
eiet fine RenigbeoSlemmsr; os jeg tan
life itisnne, bpprl,bes ban fan unosaa
ben; ia mnngsn Brett bar inublet pper
bsnns Stoi bare Deb at sigre Spgebe'
iss, tbi bare bette taaer mssen lib Deb
Siosn al 9rsitsus surige 5orretnin9er.
Seq ianbt i en- greits 3asreeiiter paa
mine 8iiitatIer: "SSus siort nosle %
tpue S%pssbeiss~. 3ette bar en- 9anSs'
pref. gfat man le eler srRbe? -
Stul bet blipe Resel, at en- 8reit bpert
3oie gar ftal baus beicst fine Nenis'
bebslemmer, Ida flyer ies: "Staf os
fsrit rimeIiss Renisbeber / GOltetaI %
uoftratnins; Iom bet MI er, er bet in'
gen Renins at forore Snsbeiss al
4reiten".
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

observation-disclosures geroensiur.
bnno Omfatter $500 6Oreninser nso
tilIammen Ousr ! Miaiun @solsmmer,
icrbslte paa 5 SerbenSoels. 8aa ben
isrite 8erbenstonference for 40 Var
iioen msote Der fun 96 llbienoinae
frem; III paa ben iioite / 1891 i am.
fterbnm msote Der $40. Der er ber /
Gmsrita 2 Seminarier Oprsttsbe til lib.
%oannelie al Sefreterer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

GpangeIiitsn Wias er MI farbia
mso fine 8a.teliesmsoer / Minneapolis
os bans GrbsiSe forelisser til 8eosm'
melie. Oct fan itfe nestes, at BON bar
oaft mesen g~euGselie inSen be frifteliss
&rsbie; men iumtibis meb bet @obe,
ban bar frsmialbt, ma man life pare
blinb for ben 5nre, Tom Der lisser / iaa'
oanne &epipals. Gfterat ban bar talt
/ 20 Minuter, saar bans Nebbials
pere runot i Guriamlinsen meb trptte
~8lants", IOm be unberltriper; Der
itaar: "Ses oil fprisse at leue ct frifte'
list 2iu". Ssrm.p ertlares gsbfom'
menbe for Empenbt. Seri lisser Selp.
bebrassriets 8nre; tbi enbper 8riten
peo, at Der bGrer mere til en- Iano Sm'
uenOelie, eno bet at unoerItriOe en- iaa'
ban Gormel.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
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b Of trRifd
FrpSsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

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d ben.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
Second Attack Upon the ,Ia,,.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. IA special TO
the Morning News from Sylvania says:
A second attempt was made to get Tom
Hendricks out of,he Jail here last nj g t.
Last nights attempt, however, proved
as unsuccessful as the first and even
more so. The mob did not ret into the
jail last night as Sheriff BROKER, fearing
second assault, had placed a guard
within. When the crowd found that
their entrance would be disputed they
FREQ into the Jail through the doc,
and wounded the guard in the leg. No
further demonstration was 20 ade and the
mob dispersed. 1t was supposed to be a
crowd of Hendricks friends to liberate
him
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15

An enthusiastic business meeting of
the Central Democratic Club was held
last night in the Hastings Courtroom,
which was largely attended and at
which great deal of preliminary cam
paign work was accomplished. The
meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent S. E. Jones, and the minutes of
last meeting were read by Secretary e.
q. Donnelly and approved by tho club.
Among other important business that
was transacted was the report of the
executive committee of the club that
three of the wards had boon divided
into districts for campaign work and
the other wards would be divided soon.
Among the new memb ers enrolled was
Phillip Lookett, Esq. The committee
on securing permanent headquarters
will report at the next meeting OF the
club.
The club decided to hold the next
meeting at Moorman's storehouse on
Park street, in the Fifth ward, next
Tuesday night. The meeting will be a
public one and addresses on the politi.
cal issues of the day will be made by
Hon. A. p. Staples and r. Randolph
Hicks.
Other Democratic speakers will prob
ably De present, and the meeting will
no doubt be very interesting as we'll as
an important one.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
IN THE HOUSE
FLOYD ITEMS.
County Court Openin g Draws IA Big Crowd
to Town-hSajor Tyler's Speech.

county Court Opening Draws Big Crowd
to Town-Major Tyler's Speech.
FLOYD, Va, Oct. 14.-Court convened
last Tuesday and was attended as usual
by a large number OF men from all
parts of the county. Maj. ]. Hoge
Tyer, OF Radford, delivered an excel
lent speech in behalf Of Democracy.
His speech was full of good sense and
put before the people in such plain
manner that even the illiterate man
could plainly understand. 1t was list
ened to by as many men as could stand
in the courthouse. Major Tyler did
credit to himself and to the grand old
party, which he 80 earnestly repre-
sented.
John Wade, who killed Winfield Cox
some time since, was placed on trial
tuesday. We do not know what the
verdict will be. Several months ago
Cox and Wade were riding together,
when from some reason or reasons un-
told to the writer Wade beat Cox to
insensibility and he soon died. These
men were brother masons and it is in.
deed strange that they should have got.
ten into this quarrel. Several other
cases Of less Importance are in court this
session.
Last tuesday night house inhabited
by two or three families OF negroes was
burned at this place. The house
belonged 20 Judge w. L. Howard and
had only $500 insurance on it. 1t
is not positively known how the fire
originated, but it is supposed have been
the work of an incendiary.
The Republicans have at last held
their convention, and the nominations
were: Lewis jennings, of Carroll
county, for the senate and S. II. Turner
for represeD tative. From what can
be heard their intentions are 10
unite with the Third Party and
elect their mon. This is the only
way that an election of their candid tes
is possible, and even this is not prob
able But they will make fight to be
rem embered.
DR.. C. Lane and his mother left for
their homo in North Carolina Wednes-
day. DR.. Lanes sister, Mrs. Ellis, will
remain few weeks in the mountains
OF Virginia
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15

that city. he denied that there were
just grounds for the application of these
terms and threw down the gauntlet by
quoting the words of Patrick Henry, "If
that be treason then make the most of
it."
He longed, he said, to see the South
welded to the West. and he had been
commissioned by the State Of Colorado
to bring about this union as soon as pos
sible.
The Judge gave rap st the Bankers
Association OF Virginia, which de-
manded the repeal of the existing usury
laws. Throughout the whole speech the
judge told in an amusing way number
of anecdotes that never failed to pro-
duce laughter and applause.
He confirmed the impression made at
his previous visit that he is good
lawyer, and If he represents the rich
silver mining barons of Colorado they
have an able attorney.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
Bold Work of Hlghwaymen.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. ia special
to the Com mercial from Trenton, Tenn.
says: One OF the most daring robberies
which has occurred on this side of the
border county was perpertrated last
night in this county by some parties un-
known. A young man by name OF Sharper
was returning from Hum boldt to his
home some miles southeast Of this place
when he was hailed and his horse and
buggy and considerable money were
taken from him by two highwayme and
driven off. No trace OF either has yet
been found.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
SITUATION AT BRUNSWICK.
Thirty.two New Gases of Fever Appeared
There Yesterday

BRUNSWICK, Ga Oct. l4.-Thirty- two
new cases of yellow fever were reported
in Brunswick to-day, seven whites and
twenty-five colored. Recapitalution
Cases under treatment, 249; discharged,
l6l; died, ~; total, Ala.
In addition to this w. j. Price, agent
for McDonough Il Co., lum Der dea ers,
OF Savannah, died to-day and r. e.
Waf, agent for Ellis, Young & Co.,
of Savannah, will die tonight.
AT the commissary to-day another
man went down before the yellow fever
plague, Percy Winton, one of the best
clerks in the building. With the force
crippled by the illness OF Manager
Smith and Winton, the balance are hard
worked.
Onethousand three hundred and sixty
people were given three days rations
each to day from the supplies rapidly
coming in.
SAvANNAH, Ga, Oct. 1.-two new
cases Of yellow fever developed at ,Iesup
to day. There have been seventeen
cases there up to date, two of which
proved fatal. Later advices from Bruins.
wick to the Morning News stated that
Il. E. Waff, represented in an earlier dis
patch as being critically i'll, has since
died.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
FOR SALE Or RENT.

Ten dwelling houses in Salem, Va,
built in 1890 located only short dis
lance from Roanoke electric car line.
Each house mas seven rooms and is sup
piled with bath rooms, ranges and hot
and cold water on both floors. They
have just been repainted and over.
hauled generally, and are in first class
order. The terms will be reasonable
For further particulars call on or write
to PELHAM BLACKBOARD,
Special agent Maryland Life ms. Co.,
Lewis e BerkelJ building, 2o7 Jeirer-
son street, Roanoke, Va. 1913 Ivy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
BLUEFIRLD'S BUDGET.
News and Notes of Interest From the
Buoy Little City.

Buoy Little City.
BLUEFIELD. w. Va, Oct. 13.-Miss
w. H. Peak aud f. j. Brown have
just returned from the Worlds Fair.
superintendent Maher is in Chicago
attending meeting of the railway
uperintendents of the United States.
Rev. j. N. Hartman, of Tazewell, is
conducting series of meetings at the
Lutheran Church, assisted by the pas.
tor, Rev Hutton.
Mrs. Metcalf, highly respected lady
OF Graham, died at her home Saturday.
She was buried Monday at her former
home near Bristol, Tenn.
Tazewell county has sent about
S25, 1000 to encourage the big show at
plain of hard times.
firm of White &c Nickel, has sufficiently
recovered to again be at his desk.
Conductor A. w Rose has returned
from visit to his old homo in New
York.
Capt r. L. Branscom and wife left
last evening for the Worlds Fair.
Jim Miller, of our popular grocery
firm, Miller Bros is very sick with
fever.
The colored peoples conference,
which convened at Tszewell last Satur-
day, was adjourned yesterday. 1t was
presided over by Bishop Merrill, of the
nj. II. Church, OF boston, who returned
to his home to-day.
L. Catogni. of Roanoke, is visiting
his brother, j. j. Catogni, of this place.
Miss Mary Higginbotham, Of Taze-
we'll, who has been visiting relatives
kD
The grocery firm of G. e. Samuels
made an assignment yesterday. Liabil-
tiles about So, 900, assets about SIS. 900.
Prof. Greavcr and Rev. Mr.. Fox, of
Graham, are attending the Worlds Fair.
The Graham Headlight Is moving
back to Pocahontas this week.
Mayor Prince and wife, Capt. George
Barger, r. M. Bald win with Misses Kyle
and Baldwin LETT for the Worlds Fair
Wednesday.
A. Fl. Land and bride, Miss Cassie
Evans, of Campbell county, arrived in
Bluetield yesterday and will make this
their future home.
A telegram received by D. B. Bald
win & Co. from Abingdon announces
that the long and continued water suit
between the city of Bluefeld and the
citizens of Graham has been decided by
the United States court against Blue
field.
One of the prettiest and most popular
weddings Bluefeld has known took
place at the Presby teran Church yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. Miss
Alice Halves, daughter of II. H. Halves,
ID. d was married to 4. M. Shirley, of
this place. The presents were many
and costly, and congratulations were
received from all sides.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
TALK OF THE RACE.
The valkyrie VIII he Laid Up on This Side
of the Atlantic.

New York, Oct. l5.-The Evening
Post says that the Valkyrie will be- laid
up on this side OF the Atlantic for the
winter. Discussion of the result Of the
race was very warm TO day.
Lord Dunravcn's expressed opinion
that tho cutter would have won on her
time allowance had his spinnaker held,
was conceded by q few to be we'll founded,
but ii was held to be true granting the
fact that the sloop was retarded be-
cause she had five feet of her board
trailing in tho water that should have
been snuggled up in the trunk when
she was running home.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15

"AsHlNGToN, Oct. l4.-To-day has
been pregnant with rumors OF compro.
misses and agreements on the silver
question. That Senators representing
various factions had been together was
an easily ascertained fact, but the result
OF these conferences in many cases is q
matter Of pure conjecture.
Still enough is known to bear out
the conclusion that mutual concessions
were made and the statements of Sena-
tors justify the hope that before next
week shall have passed into history
there will be forward movement to.
ward settlement of the question that
has been vexing the Senate and the
American people.
Just what tho compromise will be
cannot be said, but the idea that meets
with the most favor contemplates the
following provision:
The repeal Of the Sherman act to
take place four years hence; the pur-
chase Of silver bullion be, in the mean
time, reduced to something like 2,OOo.-
600 ounces month; an amendment to
the law Of 1875 authorizing the Score
tary OF Treasury to issue bonds; that
such bonds shall be redeemable five
years hence, and that the interest shall
not exceed az per cent; the retirement
- go AASocuiJ ohu aOtuor uOGeS
$40 in value, when they shall come into
the Treasury in the ordinary course OF
business, and the substitution therefor
OF silver certificates or coined silver,
the bullion now in the Treasury and the
seignorage to be coined for this pur-
pose.
The first intention was to have the
amount of the monthly purchase remain
as at present with the time for the
repeal TO take effect July 1, 1885, but
the amount Of bullion to be purchased
monthly was reduced and the time ex-
tended as it was thought this would be
more acceptable to the silver mon from
the West.
Senator prominen. in tho discus
sions that have been taking place said
to-day that he did not think tho admin.
istratiou would care to assume the re-
sponsibility OF vetoing suchSa comprc-
mise, and there was no necessity for
fear on that score. He frankly ad-
mitted that there were repeal
Senators among the Democrats
who could not support this psi.
ton, and IL was also likely that
1T might be antagonized by the silver
men OF tho West as not being all they
wanted, but they would, he believed,
content themselves with voting against
~. Inc loss vi VoteS on the democratic
side would be compensated for by &C
cessions from some of tho repeal Re-
publicans.
There will be no caucus on this com
promise idea, for as this Senator said,
Republican aid is necessary. 1t is the
present intention to formulate the
amendment incorporating these ideas
and offer it in the Senate Monday or
Tuesday. 1t is hoped that fill
clustering will then cease and that the
vote can be taken al once. AT all events
this is the programme now, and the men
engineering it arc sanguine OF success.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-15
CAMPAIGN WORK WAKING WARM
Preliminary Business Of Import
ance at the Central Club.

The Popuiist GubernatoriaI Candidate,
Capt. Cooke and Judge Kerr, Entertain
Good Sized Audience at the Old
Opera House-The Former Spoke In q
General Sort of Way and About
Thomas Jefferson--The Latter Passed
OF Some OF the Stories He Told when
Hero Before-Jack Garst, NJ. O.. MAS
ter of Coremonies).