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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
Railroad Employee to yisit the Fair.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, July 90 The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company is now pre-.
pairing to run a series of excursions to
Chicago for its employees. The trains
will run as spe Gals, transportation
being furnished free and the employees
will be given week with which to take
in the sight OF the Windy City, incl i'd.
ing the Worlds Fair.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

You can buy wall paper at 5 cents per
roll and upwards at the E. H. Stewart
Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

~ jill 100 W uO all
ce your interest.
ectfully,
Phil Lockett
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Walter Andrews
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

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Thomas Canary
w W Hughes
Patrick Monyhan
John Rcgnier
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W II Hanrahan
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

The Democratic Legislature nomina-
tions will excite more than usual in
terest this year from the Importance
OF the matters which will come up for
action. The first strong gun Of the
campaign is fired this morning in THE
TIMES by the publica alton of the follow
ing petition of over 1000 citizens to J.
Allen Watts requesting him to become
a candidate for the senate and pledging
him their support
A careful scrutiny OF the names on
the list shows that, from the weight
and influence Of the signers, the general
range OF their location, professions,
business and employment, an over
whelming majority OF the people of
Roanoke will be found ranging in the
been obtained in cursory canvass of
few OF his friends, which in no wise is
claimed to be either thorough or COM
pleted. Several lists containing scores
of names failed to reach THE TIMES
Office in time for publication.
In order that the strong popular
sentiment in favor OF Mr.. Watts may
take definite form a mass meeting of
citizens will be held in his interest in
the old Opera House Monday evening at
$40 p. m. All signers of the petition
and citizens generally are urged to at.
tend and take part in the forms alton of
Watts Cam paign Club. Good speaking
will be heard and the occasion made in
teresting.
One thing the Watts leaders desire
omphatically unders' O ID, and that is:
Mr.. Watts mpaign will be conducted
on high plane, without alliances or
any complications with candidates for
the house Of delegates, and without
antagonizing any such candidates. 1t
will BIO Watts ga me pure and simple.
The following petition explains itself:
ROANOKE, Va, July "a, 1893.
J. Allen Watts, Esq, Roanoke, Va:
DEAR IR: We, the undersigned citi-
zens OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, do
hereby req uest that you become a can
didate for the Senate from this sena-
torial district, and as an earnest of this
request we hereby promise to do all in
our power to advance your interest.
ReSpectfullv
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

Earned rnns.K. 4. c., ]; Charlestons, O. Stri
Beck, .; Thompson, Farley. Double play,
Corcoran, Ransom and Farley. Base on balls
on Boyd, .; or Chard, .. Hit by ptchcr-Boy
Passed bnlls-Ganns. l. Left on bases X. A.
4 Charlestons, B. Time OF gamc-i:3?. Umpir,
Wclch.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

James Craig
Wash Shermcn
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j U Halter
Larkin White
G l. Hancock
q l. Hancock
d Henderson
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j A Ain
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II " Allen, Jr
Frank Stone
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j ID Ribble
G r Critzcr
J 5 Nichols
: w Pace
w | Thomson
Michael Traynham, Jr
G Il Ellwonger
W p Bryant
ID j kOontZ
5 c koontz
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IF Pfcirer
q ID Bowers
w A kimmerling
Andrew Martin
Harden Brown
David Light
} Frank Keagcy
leh Bentley
lobe Madrcy
John ii Addicks
Francis Kccley
Jacob Harvey
VIM NJ Carr
d Davis
NJ Persinger
II ID Earhart
VIM b Stevenson
+ g Welsh
K G Robertson
w 5 Camden
T. III White
j l. Mullen
VI L Curley
w l. Craigc
MI Phillips
u II Miller
NJ ID Moss
William Aherin
II B Koontz
Thomas Canary
w w Hughes
Patrick Monyhan
John Rcgnler
W = Berry
ID II Kisser
u Il Lavender
W ii Hanrahan
j A Donahue
+ Harwrod
Lynch Gardner
j F Mccormick
VIM McDermott
d Mclaughlin
W w Jones
]. Gallagher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
LIE RAILWAY WORLD,
NEW comMoptry nAres N r,,.
Feet MONDAY.
we May Have Direct Llnc 10 KIM.
s"s oity-cotton Cuisines. for ,bc
Past month"; i,cEun,r scr,ice
10 LnPortc.

The adjustment or frelsht rates nv ~.
southwestern Traffic association il c,rsc,
| I'VE Monday, December 4
as announced IN The Post several a.ys
since, the new rates to Houston ana Gni.
weston make oousiderabie changes IN ~.
tariffs that were ~ eject before tho no.
cent war Of rates began These chanrcr
however DID not work TO the ciisadyan,aTe
Of South Texas, but on tho contrary Nh
IN many Instances IN rs favor. Thc inter.
ests of Houston and Galveston were flor.
oushly protected.
The advances nia6e IN class ratrs were
nominal. as the commodity taritr when
applies TO those two cities from 81. Louis
and defined territories, covers nearly M
The shipments that Originate in the Norm
and West and have destination n, eltbn,
Houston or Galveston
Traffic Manager Ben OF tho Houston
aud Texas cantral aud tho southern IN.
cilie is IN receipt d the nen cornmodity
tarltf. The following rates are from 81
Louis 70 coinmon poihts and points taking
common Point rates onthe oac hand. ana
from s. Louis TO Houston aud Galveston
on the other:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

the detective came 81 over ms Interim
iirnel ara Gfeat Northern. arrlvine III
Gnlrenten tNplve beur8 aasllar,
Wren, icllttcElt pslsa arfeaGffl fe WAS aalted
~ tihlef I.plslan II he Wound llko 10 ree
ms Itlgn,le Who were wAilIna Tor sin, 1T
shr NHabingtni, hctci The prlEnnrr WINS
wound 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
THE HOTELS.


astss. seOo. $3.50, $500 per day,
z,nioiei d and newly furnished. pufR.
lnd plain baths, barber shop, hifIinid
tsltf and bar in connection. llnedualed
Z llifits appointments In the state %;
:sas Kiher & Gliidnger. Proprietors.
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,,auh; Mrs, Henesay. Texas. II. Schmcll-
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SAN e. n Hall. New York: L. w. Err
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nh vi X, HARRISON, Austin; w. Gimble
M wife. 5.anisiana; II. J. Bryan, Js j.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
rhs nnr,lnglon.r Nen nriasr.

81 Louis Mo. December !. Tho davei-
opmanis Of surveys about the city savcaI
the fact that the new bridge 10 cress the
MississiHpi south % tho oity will ha con-
neeted With Tho new .Burlinetoa briagc
ssnW nMleing ~ Alton, Ill, BY the belt 1.-The
,nst nanrd bridge VIII be cnnnccssi 81 a
n ,,.5 line With Che Burlinstnn'a west Sido
1850 rue huntington trarits MN run
COMPLETED over she Missouri river 70 AZ.
ION. ~ this network ilic Rufilngt6n viii
) Inpistc,y surround the city and aisn In
ls, ~ al the rpa..a entering the city iron,
Nv Sldess aa That ROAD is expected to CON
trol the belt lines mentioned -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

w p DAWSON. travelling parsensa,
sgent 81 the Missouri Hnnsaa and Texas
WAS m the city Yesterday
chic, Clerk LellaInc, 81 tie Katy
Freight depot, was abeent ftom hid nest
yesterday on account OF Aichness
The Houston md Texas Central brought
~ l9Ns car iunda Of Eennrai freight dlif.
,ns NgSyembcr az against 1922 in Novem.
n p. rohhs. land attorney Of tho Hous-
ton and Texas Central and Southern Pas
clilc. with Aeaduuarters at San Anscnic.
was IN Horsten Yesterday,
pl 1s,Ea cgs,in. sypesrintendent o. the
turned iron, Palestine. where ho WAS sick
l2r several days the past week
4 car of cimameh IN bond from fHn@
sanas WI arrive n Houston via The
nay, beiiiE ON route 80 snn Francisco.
Major @ woodbriaee The joviai
civil engineer OF The In Porte. Ifountoii
and Northern, WAS ~ the city yesiersIay,
hhvinH came I'm from fiie cnrlp on TIE
new road near Deer 1sark.
Flyers have been issued at one falfr rate
from all points IN Illinois. Missouri, Iowa
NepraHkn and Knntaa N Houston VIA
The International md rsreat Northffn.
and Ncrshern cpnner.lng iines.
The freight traffic sl.sa t.re,t an .ha
Missouri kannua ard Texas announce tis9
a .t eiase nud enunerslofis that Ia future
III 1er cent until further notice
j Il. faosvnian who svss ,noointna
chief dhlpatchnr OF tho lttnfnsstoea .g.A
lfpnt Nosfhafn At Houston several wealsr
elace mas moved Ms family 70 fhia city
located. 49, -. III =
a tfhln Of stock consisting N twfnfv
cars including 100 head Of cattlh will
come q On ne San Antonio and Aransaa
Fasa itiany. Tho cattle wfs0 shipnid fron,
Alice station. and viii ba taken II sns /
nelisnpofhppd. OF The EonnufneiH Dil mil I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
I1eclnred Z plti.Iend.

Savannah, Ga. November 2e. The ani
nuai Heetlns 81 the Savannah Florida and
Western railway tPlant system was held
today and the following Officers we're
elected Directors Il y. Plant. 4. q Er-
WIN, 81 Haiins w L. Iesun y ~
Nonocnaep r. III TiaQler ! II hissih5
II hi PUNT piraIthnt; II y fIHines yiea
president, X q y Sin, Wee president md
iennral council: N y Smith, Heeieterfs
i AiQnlts9e Ice, treasurer, y 8. lsieaing,
superintendent
iihe stnfsHaonf IN the yeas endlna 1tlnc
b. 1875 slioys the following Ieeslsnss
81 nsa. enS.uf exnerkess Hssatiitaaslt; Htii-
taxas aid Dther sinsinrntF, ~ isill ~ to-
fai. SaSJ. SCI Net sa2U.ss9s4i, aHfTina
June 10 ls93 S;fia saT, ~ eilnnrY cfealff
fi2..Th' X divldeisa az q per p4nI Was de-
clnrea tpaAY. EllLIIE sntrius S2N3.eis.sa
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Dos Moirssl towa, December l.--Ar,icies
O ineoIpoaticn Of railroaa oreaalaa-
Ton were nled here todsy. called tho Lake
S,gpcrinr aud southwestern Gul. ..Aiway.
ne capital stock ~ SAuleNu 'rhc presi-
DENT aud general manager Il Al Martini
res Aoifics, and. SECRETARY, j. ~ Miller,
" y proposed 70 vniie tho norih and
south line Through Minnesota with 4
similar line IA Iowa md thence into Mis-.
sour, ihrppgh Arraer 10 Little Rock. and
70 the rnlG. 20 Torn, q through north aud
to The cast ana wcss lines Thc now
read win 20 huilt fcr a Distance 81 no
miles through Southern Missouri aud
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Of AID ronex as.


se9n for Isns utne was seeu iias nj ti.c
burial OIL. 4 Noo:zAl notwithrndsnK Iile
noidne5s Of the washer 1'he IA Ireliows
from Kaufman. ycfrali and ills polnt
we're IN Attendance The prpasson was
eondueted by Yiek Rhindhafana lAss
~ F'idniIsk Of TisrFali The4r0menses
sSxgN weli sna inpFeesiyeisrpn 'lnnte4
Tie 1firR cpufufiie 81 pfpuieffiucd II
hraasha he H;itiu<en 81 RTE and qTRf
H2ff Afthf tsf b,qfiff this II Fellows
required 10 their i1lta and tFr an exc
ehaiite 81 fee}iIig fl %fiteh efiay AMI flis
nrintst friendship Uafr ef1Aged f9f
the dercMff5 tsstH HstFHfd iidofion1 ~
fatpFff ait1 ritrlfki a fIfft9fh4ill fhs l,elt
saH ef Or = 2 Hnsshere Ksse1aIl
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George Gould. the fsiiroad nAcDete. haa
% pay his fare over tho Norfolk ANA
southern milroad the other day. lie was
en- route to Roanoke Island 10 shoot ducks
Nv gag been provided with o pass over
The road. Soon after tho main tsft N.,,-
iolk the conductor, C1rtain \Naadv. rR,ne
1rpnaf to take up tietrls and when AL
1puld OWED into his vest pocket Tor Tie
81 that he had let the ticket al the hotel
and save the conductor his aG.at. cartNlB
WhdIy ga itos catch OH. st.ia said: y am.
lenlu S'nIlea aad came down with tho
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paper this morning says. AZ u q clock
last night big raiiraad ,lca, wax cen.
snmmatcd In when TIE RIehnsnd ana
pahyiile acquired aokaess.on 81 scvs,lal
lines OF callroAd hitherto opersicd III
etHer coulpanies. An order was Issued by
samuel Sncnc1r II WI Tfutdeinse- niil
Nehhen Foster, rrcciNcra OF the Charlotte
Noirmbia and augusta railroad turninK
1Ner to themselves In TRUSTEES 81 Inc
iuchinond and pnnviile ali the pyopSrty
OF the Charlotte. Columbia and Au,Snnth,
mclutins the property Of the Chsraw and
Gauge railroads 80 ~
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A Now Hondurnr .nrnd.

Now Orleans I'ieayune.
Mr slmop lisrrio OF the tym Of jose
RniE 6 Go. OF this city recently returned
from Trip 70 Honduras AIR BarrIS
states thai. his firm has secured cences
SION Tor the construction OF a railroad
from tho highlands o. Rurnoa AyroF t0
INC coast between Tho points known ns
~ IN f4cannro and Juan r.apeE & ,IissanSc
MI ht@ta on the road ,aithin slx mouths
ana 3sE.picsed in two SeArs. Tho rpad
VIII open up new section cf harana
sarms and prove "a great benefit 10 The
port OF Now Orleans
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9'he Katy announces a rate 81 ~ cents
per ioa pounds on salt from 81, LOFTS
Hannibal gad points on de1ped territories
70 roints in iexae on the Missouri Kan
Fss and Tefaa the S. s. ard 81 ssse Fort
Worth aud Itip Gralide iilr Texas Hnu
Pacific. Cisco and eaHt The former i'ate
Eaa = certs. a fatc o. 49, cents Hilll
Hppiy 10 points n Texas taking common
point rates, These new rateN WI be ia
fnI.l Ith..n.rl alnr d u n.
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The Sc, Tchnuntspes ROAD.

The corps Of engineers and contractors
Tor tho coippietIon Of the nov governments.
railroad acfosa me isthmus Of rehuante-
pee let tsir City or sfexleo fas Southern
Mexico wednesday,. There remains hut M
~ irore tnsn twenty-five mites al The
iNaa % complete, ana this viii hs uushea
iHpitly within ten DAYS AZ least Ala1 men
VIII be on the work and everything wii
be Kept moving ~ INST MS possible. Tho
nesN road trneerses tlie Richest tropical
Portions Of MeSlco from ocean to onean
and viii require hut about $looio1o 70 put
tt N Running order
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A Pretty Englne,

Slicrn, Texas, nesemhNr l.-t,ndcr the
supervision OF Master Mechanic d. k.
Jarrick, enslns 81 has been rcbuil, al tho
van iaise her uSpnl run lcsnfrow. F.,,.,nnn
~ - Statsg had charge ~ the from Mark
Foreman Richardson ~ the Wood woiE,
himself To- make Ma SO ana ~ tir hrIt
aad pretuest engines on The rood flsrfy
hathhpln, one of the most ponuinr ai.i
pull her throttle W. ~
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vS,i,n,s,s,one which asserts that D n c,a,n
irai Haaag trafhc r,anaEcr 81 tho Gen
IN . on TIE part OF MIR. v Somefs iIases
III, f 49, Recently appointed cc,r6ctfy,rr III
san, on,'al hy Justice Inskson 10 rcpr,s
Wes Pomt Terminal. 4, i 4 ,lses a no
,i,i I'm iiksiy that the lilchmend and Dnn.
MY MY WI YET. thgir Central stock &; ~.
'Stoei, h ni,5,slins g The Genital tailroad
sih,,s Ina 0ulp will be made ~ traffic