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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09

THE KING INVESTMENT COMPANY.
compliments, against Henry NJ. Daniel,
trustee; J. K. Schick, trustee; A. H. Jones, NJ. v.
smith, j. IL. Epson, Neil. Booth, Aetna Land
and Investment Company, Theresa j. Shadbolt
John j. Dolin, N. Rensch, Mrs. Harriet Patter.
son. defendants
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
ILL., a SONS

Why You Do Not Read THE ROANOKE TIMES:
BECAUSE you don't know that Roanoke has within ted
years become the third largest city In Virginia.
Because you don't know that THR T1MRs;is the repre-
sentative organ Southwest Virginia.
Because you don't know that THA TrMas IA the besi
paper In Virginia outside IT RichmouS.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs Mary Beuner died at her resi- Ience.
LIMERICK street Rockland, saturday, in thr
both year of her age She was remarkable
energetic lady, and possessed her complete
faculties up to within ear % her death
She is survived hv two sons. Leonard and
Reuben. and two daughters Mrs. David
Win>los and Mrs. Hannah Daley.
John : HYDE. former Saco laundry
proprietor whose lisap9eara7cr about a
wear ago vas the source OF rauch uorriment
ta hi family, has at last been he ir'l from
Ills mother who had made mp her mind
that he WAS either dead or insane, has insf
received a letter from htin. lie Is IN =
Western city, in goci health. and claims to
be making money as contractor for roofs
and roofing.
Dr. Hampton +. IIill Of Saco, who was
taken insane shortly after the death of his
wife. upon whom he unsuccessfully opar-
ated for the removal If a deep-seated in
ttrnal tumor, has returned from the Angus
"a hospital anj is stopping with his sister,
Mrs. Annette II. Hooper in Biideford. He
is greatly improved in health, AMI it is be
lieved that after long rest he will be able
to resume his practice.
The Republican majority in the Saco city
council at a caucus Friiay night uasie Hp
the slate as follows Treasurer, George +.
Owen: clerk. Winfeli $. IIasty collector,
Willis Emmoas: au'i.e- George f. Grant ;
snlicitor. Benj. + Hamilton: street com.
missioner Anirew ". HaWe< chairman of
the hDH-d Of assessors Frsnkiin G. Adams
chairman of overseers of the poor, John y.
Stow; supervisor of schools, DE-. l.. u.
Dennett.
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FREMONT TEMPLE,
Boston, Burned, SundayMorn-
ing--Fully Insured.
The Parker House Damaged by
Water--No Guests Injured.
sdloinins Buildings Flooded Stocks Damaeed
--esuse OF Sire Unknown.


Boston, March la.--Ahout I A. NJ. fire
broke ous in Fremont Temple, fremont
street, OPPOSITE, the fremont House, AMI
het,,re uo,,n the ertire structure was Quilted.
Fir, man rattiek Duran had a leg broken,
AMI an unknown maa il reported seriously
niutrA
tile tir, was discovered hy ~ guest of tho
r,lk. Ilnusr All iniue and the guests cf
the House was aroused. but the damage to
the hotel VAS only hv water.
The sttni pipes in the Parker House
were manned by the employees before the
trc department arrived. The Park Hotel
aod the ext nsivc store OF W. =. Butler
were danagca hv water.
The nutt.r huihhng AMI Burnham, ad-
to ming the romp,e, were Threatened with
nee, but th, hremrn confined the flames to
Fremont remplc, getting thrm uuier con
troll b, fore lo uclack. Loss on the Temple
is estimated at about 5000 900; on Parker
Honsr, hv water, S5Ouo.
The Temple building was the home of
tho l'uiua Temple Association. On the
upper part were offices AMI on the ground
door, store oreudied hy Federhen \ Son,
opticians, and Mrs. 5. A. Mcdonnell.
glo,ier,
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CANADA AND OUR COUNTRY,
wdespreading Growth Of Political Union Sen.
timcnts Among fcung Canadians.

ToRoNro. March IA flash light pho
tograph cf the widesprcaiing secret growth
of sentiment among even the most ultra
political union of Canada and the United
States is afforded by the information herein
for the first time printed,
4 student now attending the provincial
university here states that of the score of
officers of the Canadian militia taking the
three months course of training at the "C''
School of lnfranty Tn this city last summer.
of which class he was one, every man Jack
got to be an anne xaionist before leaving.
The swift punishment failing upon Licu,.
\. Macdonald for active participation in
the movement for continental union, then
just receiving renewed impetus from SIR
Oliver Mowats dismissal of Elgin Myers
from office county crown attorney
involved that trunscedent principle of free
people-liberiy of speech
One of the vRrInett believers among the
young Canaiians in the ultimate union of
the TWO countries was Young kirkpatrick
son of the Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario,
at that time just h,ing installed III the
gubernatoriai mansion.
Young klrkpa comes honestly by his
annexation sentiments, his maternal grand
father, Sir David Mci'herson having been
one of those who signed the anne Sa,ion
manifesto and took conspicuous part in
the movement between $40 ami 1854 which
died ont upon the conclusion of the reci-
pro,ity secured for Canada by Lord Elgin.
He may yet emulate his Rrandsirc as an
advocate of political union.
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Roc cNLANn. March ls.-The majority of
the towns in Knox county have now held
.,,,.;r tour, ,,,c,;o,,s
/" warren '1' year expenditures were
as follows; Roads and bridges, s915; sup
mort of pnor. 95l3. snow bills. S97t: fish
-. ...oo - .,,.. al, o,y-
,;ir, i,,,,oi s,..9c. ,.,i...'.,l,naans ~,
- VI ..S.n- .,t,-
mn. @I.,,y ,rh r,..a;,.. g. 20
=. s,,.-, s.h ,.,.,.,,,,.l,f. .,1 $500
~ .'''". ',I ,,.,l '' ~, '.,
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FORTUNATE DISCOVERY
8y Boy al Rome Prevents Another Dynamite
Bomb Explosion.

Row., March Is following the unsuc-
cossinl attempt to hiow up the Ancini
Mattel palace the residence If Hon. Will
iam Potter, Amcri m minister to Italy, n
It, namito outrage vas attempted today at
the Paluzzp Alteri. the headquarters of the
Guar,ii N0bih, II military organization
Who's" duty II Is 10 att u t. the Pope, aiki
To be- press 1T at great religious functions at
the Nati an.
Early this morning hoy passing the
~ aZzu Alisri saw mass uf what he Mt
iir-t thought wa- mortar iying upon the
steps Of the piltco. lie ran up the steps,
.'amp Il out the burning fuse, and then
not feel th, police
What the hoS h1I mistaken for a mass of
mort II was in reality powerful bomb ron
tliping dynamite or other high explosive,
oncascd in tii'k coating of plastr of
pIris,
1hr news Of the attempted Jutrag has
caused cOnsiirrablc excitement.
number of arrests of Anarchists have
been ma |e in the city recently. AMI this
tact has apparently caused the friends of
mon arrested To attempt these outrages ms n
means of revenge.
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In the matter Of curs'iycs what you want
il something that will ID is work while You
continue TO do yours remedy that will
give you no inconvenience nor interfere
with your business. Such remedy is
ALLcock's PoRous PLssfERs. These plas-
ters are not an experiment; they have been
in use fof over thirty years, and their value
has been atte.tei by ,he highest medical
sGthosi,ies, as well as by Testimonials from
those who have used them. They require
no change Of diet and are no affec d by
vet or cold. Their action does not inter
fere WIN, labor or business; you can toll
and get be cured while hard at work They
are 40 pare that the youngest, the oldest,
the most delicate person OF either sex can
nse thsn with great benefit.
BewSe Of limitations. and do not be de-
eeived by misrepresentation. Ask for
ALicocKs, and let no solicitat,on or explain
alton s.dnce you to accept a substitute.
marl3eod&wfolrm
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men. Souie one has said, paraphrasing
the old maxim, Young men for war
and old men for counsel" applying it 70
LaEloat's case, Big men for counsel and
little men for war" The thinnest man
in the cabinet is Secretary Carlisle of the
treasury department. 1t is funny to see
the lauk Mr.. Carlisle sandwiched in be
tween the giants Of the cabinet, Secre-
tary Smith and Postmaster General Bis
sell. These two are enormous men. but
unlike many large men with predispo-
sition to fat they are both physically and
mentally active. Hoke Smith is one of
the quickest men in the business. Old
timers say they never before saw a sex
retary Of the interior who could compre-
hend case So readily or decide il so
promptly. There is not an atom Of IT,
ulidlty IN this mans composition.
Over at the treasury department the
newspaper men sadly miss Carries Fos-
ter, While he was at the head of the de-
partment, Mr.. Foster held every day u
sort Of reception of newspaper men. chat
ting and gossipiny with them very free
ly. Al times ne said rather too much,
as men are likely to when they become
loquacious. but Secretary Carlisle c,nnot
be accused of this fault He be,l,yes in
keeping still, and even the most expert
newspaper man can get nothing OUT Of
HIM but uninteresting monosy i!a5les.
WALTER WEIIMAN.
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A DEADLY SHOT.
A Drunken Miner at West
Stockbridge, Mass,
Repeatedly Insults a Workman Who
Seizes Revolver


PlrIsrIElp., Mass. March i9.-Tht
mining section of West Stocshriige wa.
shocked by brutal murder this morning
when Richards nealy, aged so, deiiherat, |,
shot his hroiher-in law. Thomas O'Rrien
aged Is. o'Rficn vas adlieted TO ir.nk
aud was qHarrclscme. lie recen,l, spvnt II
wear in jail for s,at,hlng man
Both men worked III the ore bed
of the Richmond Iron Co.. one mil,
west of West Stockbriige village. and
lived in a row of shanties ownei by thr
company, three doors apart. O'Brieu ha 4
been in the habit, when drunk, Of goiug to
tiealy's AMI making trouble, the families
having but little intercourse otherwise,
Last night o'Bneu was in the village
drunk and ugly. About midnight he ar,
peared at Healy's door and demanded ad-
mittance which was refused. lie called
Healy vile names,
At 5 O'Clock this morning Healy was
shaving before the front window of his
house when O'Brien appeared. lIealy
would not LEI him in and O'Brien stepping
close up 10 the window struck llealy
through the glass.
Healey walked back and took 32-calibre
revolver from the bureau drawer. His
His wife begged him not To shoot aud tried
to take the weapon away from him. lioa-
ley shook her off. and stepping outside,
raised the weapon and fired.
o'Brien sank to the ground, blood pour
ing from hole in the left side of his head
liealys wife begged him TO give himself up
but he refused put the revolver IN his pocket
and started towards the state line.
The physician states that O'Bricn cannot
live. He has n wife and five children.
ilealy was arrested in Chatham. n. Y.
tNis afternoon. Public sympathy is with
Healy. as it is considered that lie had great
pTovocation. He has a wife, two children
and an aged mother dependent upon hiul
for support.
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To prove ut KicSapoo Indian Sagwa Is
worthy OF public confidence. and that 1t Is
remedy OF remarkable ctirstiye value,
Mas=rs. Healy x BjEeiow pt Now Haven. the
agents for the kickapoo indian Medicine
Co. requested tHat ar analysis Of Indian
Sagwa should &c made b7- tHe Professor of
Physiological Chemistry at Yale College,
considered one OF the highest authorities in
the country.
This he did and reported "a follows:
''1ffer cbeaicas aE1fRs{s Of Nf'aa
.Sigra, and eramiuiag the rsB'ious sah-
stances enteriHg into srompoSifion, Ifnd
it to BE- an Erfract or Roots. B9rks and
Herbs, Of VGi',abis Rentdiat .4etion. With
out any mineral or other deittsrious dl-
nirtures.n
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THE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. Cleveland Celebrated, Saturday, the 56th
Anniversary Of His Birth.

WASHINGTON, March s--President
Cleveland was sc years old today and he
celebrated the occasion in the way he has
passed nearly every day since his induction
into office
For three hours he was busy receiving a
seemingly interminable line of oiHce-seek.rs
and their Congressional friends.
These visitors were in greater number
than on any previous day this week, and
an ntcrmingling stream of them passed
through the cabinet room 10 and from Mr..
Cleveland's private office.
1t was even a more trying ordeal than
usual, for the sparse attendance of the last
few days held forth a promise of fewer
callers hereafter.
The mo re-appointmcnt' rule was mere
clearly defined by Mr.. Cleveland this morn
ing. Among bis callers was Reprcsenta-
tive Springer with William H. IIiurichsrn,
secretary of state of Illinois, and Mr.. New
ell, member of the Illinois Senate.
Mr.. llinrirhsen, in presenting the name
of l.. w. Chambers for the postmastership
at Jacksonville, III mentioned that M
Chambers had held the office under the
former Democratic adm, istraiiun, and
when Mr.. Cleveland reminded him of Tie
mo reappointment" rule, Mr.. Hinrchseu
recited the fact that his candidate hal been
removed from office by the Republicans be
fore the expiration of his term. that he was
tie unanimous choice of the people in
Jacksonville, and that he had been the best
postmaster the town ever had.
In reply Mr. Cleveland said the fact that
Mr.. Chambers was SO generally endorsed
',,'s,ai ,,,,, .,ot,,,a,,, af IL, o.... H., sa,,,
s';r, j., nnnran;o,,, f,rr,, 60, s.fara,,c,
Hu, the create sur,r;.e ,,as tat IN como
m ,ha thrae oan,i..,,,., f,o,,, JI;n,fs
So III rras,,,,'1 ,l,' r,,, ,,t
T,,oraas (,anuar ear r,,ao,,o,,,,,,a,,. r., ~,
,,.;,,'' - eiia,.e 'e ;.,,i,I,,I -, ,,.
,ho Srr;,ofell dis,,,o, b,,, vas nr,,,,n.l, :,
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STRiCT QUARANTINE


WA-utSGroy, March l9.-The confer
cnce betaeen the officers If the marin hos
pitai service AMI the maritime quarantine
officers of the Atlantic and gulf coasts has
adjourned, after having virtually agreed
upon a code of quarantine regulations
vhich, il is believed, will be rs effective ~
regulations can be in preventing the intro
ducriOn of cholera
The work of the conference Is nov being
put into shape, hut il vii! he some time b.
fore the regulations lrn framed and rra'is
Qor official pronunciation, II Is understood
that five day, was agreed upon as The peri ii
of detection for qu rant nd vessels
Certain regulations IA tn 4 sinfrc'inn an 4
other matters will operate to iify This
perioi and v III leave more or less dis re
tlonasy power 10 the officers administering
the lag.
The period Of detention for yellow fever
ha- not yet been defiaitely determined, the
conference leaving Til. and some other
matters in the hanis of the government Of.
fieials after full discussion of views.
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THREW A LAMP
At His Wife Because She Refused to
Get Him Liquor.
She Will Die ircm Horrible Eurns--xan
Arrested Denies All.

HoulsFoN, Mass, March ia--Willian
4, Barross of this pltc, wss ARRESTED earl,
this morning, charged with assaultiug hi,
With. with intent ~ XII Tier iajurlcs art
serious. ami il death ensuCs u charge ui
mRnsiaegl,,r will he preferred agaiRs, Bar
rows, he To appear in the district court al
South birmingham Monday nioruipg,
BArruws i. aA'i,Heh 10 ltink. which
caused much trouble in hi> domestic hte.
Mts. Bsrrows hears the r,ruuUion of an
honest, harl working Noman ot gsnd char,
acter, Mrs, L. Nsdnre, mothvr vi Mrs.
Rarrows lives "i'h h,r daughter,
The trurhlc hpgsp Sttarlav evening. se-
eordi' te Mrs Nt 'o,'> STORY. when sl,e
aud hcr tsugLtar isi'al 10 bring liquor
asked for hN Garr.ws, from Milford,
whvre The, hai been in the afternoon.
BARROW went uut IN the evening aud re-
turned late intoxicated liz tuuni lis
wife alone apd gu rrel ensuci, Il j.
alleged that he drove his wife cat nj dnnts
and threw lamp at her, setting fire TO her
clothing
Her screams aroused her mother anl the
othcr occupants of the house. Who eNiin-
guish..,i the fire and got the injured woman
into the house.
Barrows claims that his motherip-law is
responsible for much of the strife IN his
married life, and that she and his wife are
lissipa,cd. He says he does not know that
he threw the lamp,
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The sSaaNiA SAFE.


HALIF4x. y. s. March 19~-Sseaner
Nadurs arrived from Ion5on this morning
and reported that On March 1G, . r NJ.
lat. 1886 y long So .32 W, she sighted p
steamer showing signals Of distress. She
ran within hsiling distance and found il to
be the overdue steamer SarDia. The cap
tain saii that his after crank shaft had
broken and asked the cap,aiD Of the Ma
dura to stand by till daylight.
Madurs remained filI morning. when the
Ssrnia signailed that she expected to effect
repairs by 4 z. VI. the same day The
captain Of the Madura asked If tn steamer
wanted 10 be towed in but got no reply, 50
the Madura proceeded on her voyage. The
Sarnis had a sea anchor out and was riding
very easily.
The sarnia il reported at 0 tonight off
this hsrbor, coming slowly under her own
steam. She is accompanied by another
steamer, supposed 10 be the government
steamer Nepfield. II will be several hours
before they reach port,
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$780, 900 FIRE


NORM EAsToS, Mass, March BE i.
Morse < Co.'S large brick cotton thread fac
tory at South Ea-toawds burned about mid
rght Saturday nigfw The FIRE was frat
seen in or near the engine room. Loss on
hull ing ami machinery ia estimated at
sl75 900 TO $500 900: partially Insured.
II was the largest fire in the history Of
the town. and will throw about IL hands
ou; of employ ment.
Besides the factory, machine shop, black
smith and tool shop, a portion of the
wooden bridge which -pans the river nea
the factory was destroyed The loss will
reach $500 600, with about $50 600 insur-
anee.
The cause of the fire IL said to be the ex-
plosion of lamp in the engine room. The
Broekton fire department had hard fight
to save the adjoining houses and village
store. sparks from the FIRE flying in every
direction.
1t is very likely that the company will
rebuild, as it is doing good buaness.
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MAINE COLLEGE LEAGUE.


LEWISTON, March l-.--The managers OF
the Maine base ball teams met in this city
today for the purpose of arranging the
schedule Of games for the coming season
Bo~doin was represented by II. s. Clifford
Colby by Harry jordan, Maine State Col
lege by \. d. lIaycs and Bath by w. c.
Mlrlen.
The first question TO be decided was
whether the State college. which has been
out OF the league for two wears, should be
re-admitted or not. Bates favored admit
ting them Bowloin was strongly opposed
ON the ground of expense, and Colby was
non-committal.
The manager of the State college ex-
pressed the regret felt at that college for
articles rejecting upon Bowdoin, and as a
compromise agreed to play the neutral game
with each college at Waterville. Colby al
lowing the use of their grounds, and the
two teams dividing receipts. Before this
Bates has played the neutral game with
them at Waterylle, Bowdorn at Lewiston
AMI Colhl at Brunswick, in each case the
home team taking all the receipts and the
visiting teams paying their own expenses.
The Bowdoin manager agreed to this
subject to the approval OF the college, and
the following schedule WAS ddOp.ed
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He had no suggestions IL offer which could
Improve sagwa, "a it was a remarkably
perfect combination and it is safe to say that
no Improvement could be made.
Thousands of cures attes. To its remarkable
curative properties, The health and lougev-
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Railroad ard Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains in Effect Ian. ls., 1899.
THROUGH TRAINS.

.0INs. wEsT-s25 25 A. VI. for Lewiston
tarm,ngtn1, kooklani. Portland. Boston aud
Montreal, t0.l0 a. VI for Brunswick, Lewiston,
bennington. koekland. Portland snd Boston,
connecting for White Mountain Point and tIuv
hsc. SO snd Rs Z. NJ for RruHswtrk, Bath,
Portland, Boston. l.o0 T. NJ. tuight Pullman
"gery hight FOR Lewiston, Bath, ROakland. Port
iant and Boston
.oIN.. E.s"T-e.lo A. N might expressl tor
Naowhegan, Belfast. Bangor, Hst utrhor, ~.
stephen, 81 John and Aruostops IoUn;y; 9-'s
VI for WAteryIle, and ssnwhegm aud
tot Bangor and Nnncchoro l2.G =. "
'of Wa"rville, connecting AZ Naieryt'"
with go T. ". train for Lewiston
So r NJ for wsteryille, O4k'soa,
Norih Aeson. Bingham skpwhcgau, Bri1t-.,
iosnr FoNeroft, Baneor Bsr iarhor, 81 Steph' a
s. John aud Aroostoek County; sl7 A. VI. sun
aa'. nu = for Watrrvtllr lud Bsnsur.
Inv Nigh' Pullman IRA us going cast ai 10 A
VI, spiug west az iioo T. VI. Fuu -acN way every
rg'' SUNDAY uetutcd, connecting far Lewiston
nal kockand, bu, not to Skowhegln on Monday
Mornings. nr 20 Ruifast, Dexter, or beyond Ban
gor On sunday mornings
The day trains going West at ic,lo A
Vi and ta-t AZ 3-As L. NJ. run dsiiy, SUNDAY In
c'u,ief. beISeen Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Ram 8
and - Iohn
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NEWS NUGGETS.



hafhehtihe A'a'"aiia, i'oii b"fifh
u'''h' 70 bos'oi,' c".go mar" p'"e' s'ru'h
VI, W. s""h,h Sa'h' -,'," ir'"s e''n'hS'
s;r'l,;n, no,I;,;nn so,,b of cha,hon, Efa.
s,,;aa sta.;an
rive "ush haske's hiie'i WIN m"f'er-
Gus weapons WIN saws c'Papie OF Sever
i'@ liie toughest PRISON JAR ana iihpie'
menus oi N"Fious SORTS ior eaec'ihs 'he e.
cape OF cohNlcta' represent the result OF the
MASsachu'e"' s'a'e PRISON.
Lucas Bridgman, aged 60, of Northamp-
ton Mass an inmate OF the state Lunatr
iospl'hi, "hiie waking WIN an a'tennah'
near MN flf'r' + nlay- sa" hoie III tne
g anu running TO H. dove IN heah hrs'
unler me zee. Ills body mas MOI yet been
covered.
Eleven hundred deaths occurred at New
York last week, which is lG2 more than
the week previous. OF this number 2i9
were from pneumonia alone. which is 30
more than last week. Eleven persons
suecumoed to the gflp wilch is four more
thah were reported the previous week.
Secretary Gresham and Mr.. j. A. w.
Grip, the Swedish minister Saturday ex-
changed at the state department ratified
comcs of the extradition treaty between the
nitcd States and Sweden. concluded on
Jan "a, last The proclamation of Presi-
dent Cleveland will probably be issued this
week
.Iam,s T. corbe,t said Saturday, 81 do
not think AbiugIons death will in any way
aflert the arrangements made between
Mitchell and myself. MitchelTs SIC, 900 j.
already up, but even though the friends of
Abingdon want to take down bis money,
YOU may state for me that am willing to
fight Mitchell without any side bet, merely
for the championship of the world.''
Er.Sena,or David II ,rmstrono d;ea in
b;s rooms at ST Iauis SATURDAY He was
a,,acl,sd Nm boa-t fai,n,n and nevar raj
Tad NJ .rrs,r,.n,, W. bor, in Nova
so,,;o in Iefo. ca,,a 60 =, louis in ls2-
In 1s77 br wps aunointed United States
sen,tar from u;ssanri IN fIl the vacancv
c,nsad Is, tn. d,..,h os Ssra,or Poov
-, -.
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GALL Stokes CURED.
Suffered haaJ Lsag and Wsag Years
Before Relief Cane.

F'te9suS haaBet;c Compound
e@Haaerea whsa all else f2iied~a
victory which stamps the Cam
pound aan2 su severe disorder. OF
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