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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

0.35; South America. 9.6O: compound
7B@74 Pork firm, fairly active; new
mess, 14.50@l5 25. Cotton. seed oil dull
steady. Petroleum dull. easier. Rosin
dull, steady. Turpentine firm, scarce,
26@26%.
Rice firm, fair demand; domestic fair
10 extra, 2H@5T; Japan. 4k@4k.
Moiasses firm, nominal; New Orlea n S
dull, unchanged. Peanuts dull. Coffee.
options opened steady, closed finn;
august, Is; October, 14.95@l5.15;
December, 1850 90; March. $4,000
ID 65: spot Rio firm, fair demand: No. :,
10. Sugar, raw fairly active. steady, un.
changed; refined firm, active, un-
changed. Freights to Liverpool Hrmer,
quiet; cotton, sd; grain, I'd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
Sale of Lumber, Office Furniture
Mules, Wagons and Harness,
AT Kadford, Va, on the premises Of the
Radford Lumber Company beginning
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81 1898.
AT 1890 o'clock, a. III.

Pursuant to decree OF the circuit
court of Montgomery county, entered in
vacation, August ., 1898, in the cause of
ID. w. Hughes VS. Rad ford Lumber Com
pany, | will, as receiver in said suit, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the time and place above mentioned
the following property belonging to the
Radford Lumber Company. to wit:
One very large lot of undressed lum.
Der, consisting OF framing OF different
descriptions and dimensions and large
quantity Of undressed board lumber.
"A large quantity OF German and
oeveled siding. an assortment OF castings,
quantity of ceiling. doors, sash, blinds,
door and window frames. brackets.
glass, lime, paints, moulding, and a
general line OF builders material, con.
sisting of articles too numerous TO
name.
One nice and compile tie set of office
furniture, consisting OF chairs, extension
table. folding desk, etc
Also one pair of nice black mules. in
hrst-class condition; also Piedmont
wagon, one iron axle wagon and one set
of double harness. etc
IT the sale is not completed on Thurs.
day, Septem Der 2lst, it will be continued
from day TO day until same is complet.
TERMS OF SA LE-CAsh for all sums
OF less than $500, and for all sums OK
ceedlDg that amount a credit of 90 DAYS
Will be given, for which notes endored
by solvent parties will be- required.
s Il I'm c. w. SURFACE, Receiver
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The gibbons are associated with the an
thropod or manlikeapes from the fact that
they are taillcss, frequently walk erect for
II considerable distance and from other af-
ilnities i'll structural detail. They are ex-
trcmely delicate and easily tanned and show
much attachment to their keepers. The
color of the 3orncan gibbons is ashy gray
throughout except on the chest, the insi,cs
of the arms and thighs and il triangular
PATCH on the crown of the head
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ONCE OF clerk OF House of Dclcratcs and kacncr
OF the rolls OF Virginia. my PN'

nc foregoing Is II copy or Joint resolution pro.
posirE IN amendment tn the tenth clause OF
providing for publishing said amendment and
ccttlt!lhy Inc same 10 the next Gtfleral Assem-.
Dly, winch was agreed to on February IL lS,a Inv
majority OF the members elected to each of tho
Two houses, and so recorded and which Joint
Icsolution was approved nv the Governor on
WIN provision therein contained.
~, j. BELL. BIGGER
OF Virginia. Ta3 law 3m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
An Knsy Tcst For sewer Gns.

Sat'rate unglazcd paper with solution
OF an ounce of pure lead acetate in half Il
p;nt OF rainwatcr, let it partially dry, then
expose in the room suspected of containing
sewer gas. The presence of the latter in
any considerable quantity soon darkens or
blackcns the test paper.-The Eugiueer
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
Result of Hts IfoardinC,

From the Washington Star.
In the little Town of Scottsvilie. XIV,
is business firm that trades under the
name and style of Ham Brothers. At
Scotisville, as in many other places, the
financial situation appeared to be- some
what shaky and one OF the banks had
for time TO suspend With that same
cautionary sense, which is common to
the old women who hide their money in
Stockings and other strange and ir
secure receptacles. the Ham Brothers
kept the currency they acquired in a
safe ami the safe was in their store.
Tuesday night couple Of individuals,
who were intent ON relieving their own
financial distress, made burglarious
entry into the store and the safe, taking
therefrom more than ten thousand dol
lars. No bank failure could possibly
have been so disasterous. for out of the
worst sort of wreck large percentage
OF the deposit would surely have been
saved. Individual hoard ing. has more
To 90 with the present stringency than
any legislation
Il
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

EOR RENT.-THE LARGE BOARD.
Il ing house known as Hotel Nor
wich, situated in the West End, can be
rented on reasonable terms and offers
one of the best openings in the CITY.
Apply to JAS. s. SIMMONS.
40 RI
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
FIrsANcE AND COMMERCE.
Now York stoc,, n.,r,,..

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The feature of
the stock market at the opening TO-DAY
was decline Of 2 per cent. in Louis
vile and Nashville, due to the receipt
OF lower quotations from London and
the lack OF strike. The sellers in
making an attack on the stock evil
gently Intended to cover other shares,
but the general list held we'll and it
was not long before the shorts evinced
disposition to cover up. AS the day
advanced and it was seen that the cur.
rency situation was improving The
bulls took courage and by placing fair
sized buying orders in various stocks
succeeded in turning the current in an
upward direction. Keene, Conner and
the Wormsers were credited with tax
ing prominent part in the speculation
for rise.
The advance ranged from l to 2%
per cent, Sugar, Chicago Gas, General
electric, the Changers, Louisville and
Nashville and Western Union leading.
Shortly before the close Distillers
broke from 2236 TO 2O4 on advices from
Washington that tho payment of taxes
on spirits in bonds would not be en-
forced by the Secretary OF the Treasury
The general market reacted a to "a
from the highest, but the undcrtone
was strong. Among the specialties
Edison illuminating was the feature
and passed through most cratic fuctu.
atoms The stock, after selling at so,
dropped to Tx and jumped TO IS One
Of the features of to days operations
was the increased demand for low priced
stocks, many Of which ruled on a higher
range. The sales aggregated 100, 600
including l7,C00 unlisted.
Money on call has been easy, rangin5
from to 5; last loan at and osing
offered at Prime mercantile paper,
s@l2. Sterling exchange weak with
actual business in bankers bills
at 4Sl 4 @4sl$< for sixty days and ass ID
(@4s64 for demand. Posted rates, 4s2
@4S7. Com mercial bills, 4s2HM4S5.
Government bonds lower State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
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win Preach to the United American Me.
cha

Rev. {. L. D. Collins will preach
special sermon to the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics at st.
James Church tomorrow morning. The
members of Reliance and South vest
Councils are requested to meet at their
hall on Campbell avenue at 10 o'clock
and proceed In a body to tho chnrch
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

E'OR RENT LARGE, NICELY
furnished rooms, either single or
connecting, at 1Ol1 South Jefferson
street Table board can be secured
next door. s1Goy
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FOR RENT,

EfOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
a rooms above the Fidelity Trust
Company. Apply to r. ). WILLIAMS
at Evans Bros. so6tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

GOYNER'S.-ON AND AFTER THE
~ LIST day OF August Dyer Brothers
"Buss' will leave Terry building at :
o'clock p. m. for Coyner's Springs, re.
turning following morning, leave Coy
ner's at : o'clock. Is cents round trip;
90 cents one way. Special arrange
ments ty the week 729lm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

DoN'T be mislead. We are in the now
brick building, two doors above, no.:
new sign, new everything and busy as
pUQr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
College Of William and Mary i,
Williamsburg, Va.

Next session.beginsO October 5th, 1893.
Expenses for students willing to teach
two years in the public schools of Vir
Sinia, board, fuel, lights and washing.
slo per month; other students from SIC
TO Sl4 per month; medical fee, So. TUT
ton fee, chargable against such stu
dents as are not:willing to take pledge
to teach, SIT 80 per half session. Send
for catalogue. LYON G.. TYLER
IS cod 2m Prasidant
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

rare and interesting animal to the nat
uralist is the Borncan gibbon, native of
the great island of Bornco in the East In
dian archipelago.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

N MORGAN, THE SHOEMAKER.
~ makes and repairs all kinds OF
boots and shoes at 104 Nelson street, Cd.
posite market house. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. 12oIv
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

pIANO AND GUITAR INSTRUC.
Il ton by MRS. ID. w. MEADOWS at
her residence, sig Campbell street $. W.,
beginning September LIST, 1898. SIG 2w
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ID papers 70. the next week at IL
cents per hundred.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
: IS cod cot

SMEM FEMALE ACADEMY, SALEM, " e
- Tho oldest Female College in the South. The
9and annual session begins September 5, 1873.
Register Tor last year pa Special featurcs-The
Develop nent OF Health; Character and intellect.
Buildings, thoroughly Tcmodollod Fully
equipped Preparatory, Cole kia,c aud Post Grad
uate Departments, beside. hrst.tlsss schools Ia.
Music Art, Languages, Elocution, Commercial
and Industrial Studies,
JOHN II. CLEwELL.
2eod limo rrtuc.pal,
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WANTBD-HHLP.

" ANTED = NURSE WANTED:
w white preferred Call after q z.
m. at l62 Wells avenue n. W. S242t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26
y OANoKE ACCOUNTING AGENCY

We have established the Roanoke
Accounting Agency and are prepared
to do all kinds of expert work and &C.
counting. Books balanced and adiust ted
at short notice Stock companies ac-
counts and complicated bookkeeping a
spe cialty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
First class references from Roanoke
banks, corporations, companies and
prominent business men. Leave orders
at or address l04 Jefferson street S.
ROANOKE ACCOUNTING AGENCY.
z 80 limo
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
n communicating and otherwise, at
23 7th ave. s. W., near jefferson st. II tt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-26

JAPANESE Liver Pellets are small,
put great in their effects; no gripping;
81 doses 25 cents. Sold at Christian a
Barbee's
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A LLEGHANY INSTITUTE, ROA-
IN noke, Va.-For boys and young
men. Thorough English, Classical and
BUSINESS courses. Ample grounds and
high location in the suburbs Excel
lent building with modern conveniences.
Eighth session begins September IA.
Send for catalogue.
WILMER O. WHITESCARVER
IS I'm Principnl
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME
~, chanical College at Blacksburg, Va
i.Wcnty-two instructors, thoroughly equipped
acres steam beating and electric lights in
uothitorles, degree courses in agriculture horti-
culture, civil, mechanical and electrical engineer
ins, applied chemistry and general science
Tno1ter courses in practical agriculture ana prac
llcal mechanics. To:al cost for session OF nine
months, including tuition and other fees, eli 9th
M board washing. text hook, medical atten
uancc' etc, about $40 cost Ia State stude MS
$lio. Next session begins Se.tcmber u 1Sg3
LII. d., President. III I'm H.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
EXPRESS THIEVES CAUGHT.
Bernstein and spairo Had Been
Stealing Systematically for Weeks
Valuable Packages Takon from the
United States Express Co.

Samuel Bernstein. eighteen years old,
nineteen, OF ~ Allen street. were held
for the Grand Jury in the Tombs Court
to-day charged with stealing from the
United States Express Company.
For some time valuable packages have
Disappeared from the office Of the
Cnited States Express Company in
Canal street. or were lost in transit
between that place and Jersey city.
y assistant TRANSPORTATION Agent George
Payne Kent ClCgc watch. ard finally
reported the matter to Inspector Me
taughlin, who placed Detectives Doyle
and Dolan on the case.
They Immediately suspected Bern
stein. who was employed na hrlper
Oh one OF the Compnny's delivery
wagons
The officers were satisfied that Bora
stein had an GcCOmDlcr, ana finally
located Spair":
ON Friday Dolan and Doyle shadow ,d
erty street fcrryhoat. A:uuu" the pack
ages was one from tho six muor,ln-
house Of Vert St"irhpuso x CO.. =!
Greene street.
1t was addressed to J""oh runt Ing
q 'o., Of Philadelphia, rud cont. med
a ron or six NA!uei at Si|.
IN" detectives "uN Bernstein taking
of tEc mark. on this parr"! ANA Guaru
cam" hHck On the same boat with the
SIX 49, soon us ha Cot t. the New
York side he was arrested. ynd bern
!'"in WAS taken into ru'tphS UnCn he
can" h.,> IOour nn l'u,. '&rcr, since
mot time tr"y huy" been confined at
Police i!"f tHI.r,u!..
The evening world., 1893-07-24
COURT TREASURER ARRESTED.
Forester Madden Is Short $494
in His Accounts.
says He Did Not Spsnd the Monty.
hut Must Have Lost 1t.

Patrick Madden, OF 10 Sackctt street
Brooklyn, treasurer Of Court Cons;itu-
ton No. 1859. Ancient order of For
resters. was held in default OF sl.coo bail
by Justice Tighe, In the Butler Street
Police Court. Brooklyn. for misappro-
priatirg Aoi.O9 Of the Courts funds.
Chief Ranger Michael f. Ford, Of 20o
Wyckoff street. made the charge against
Madden
Madden Is about twenty-five years old.
He is single and lives with his father.
He works in Wall street. New York.
Ford says Madden has been II mem
ber Of Cour, CONSTITUTION for four years
and has held the treasurership for two
years. He says Madden conducted him
self in Il gentlemanly manner. and held
the respect OF the members until about
six months ago. when II was noticed
that h. Was drinking heavily.
,,i Mahnrh Geno'1 appaarahnise ,,. fhis s,,,a M
ment. II, was under $50 bonds to the
Court Con ,tituy.on. which have been for
feltah.
JOHN King one Of the charter mcIn-
Treasurer only held si"O in his hands al
ariv one time. Through some oversight.
Muddens books wer not audited until o
few weeks ago, when il was discover
thnt Tier " - no money in the treasury
20 "ar. for thS sick msmhers of the
'ourt. An Interrogation showed the
true tate OF affairs.
Madden tCld an evening Worid' re
porter tnat lie could not account for the
missing money. lie said he had not
spent Il, hut must have lost it. He re-
r.,3ed IA plead until he had consulted a
lawyer.
Tho fact tnat Court Constitution has
apme twenty sicl, members dcp"nd"nt
on ~, funds who wili nov h" obliged to
suffer. did not seem to bother MIN:
HIS great concern WAS that !. wOuld
lose I.S p,>itlJa.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
HELLO FOR THE FATAL BLAST.
Invelli and His Batterymen
Charged with Manslaughter.
Accused of Responsibility for Sntur-
days Biastin. Disast.r.


ieter ihNeii'' the contractor ~ charge
" 'ne p'asui's Vi rock ~ 'He corner o'
'"e ri"''uieu ana l"eh''-Seeohu street
ana our'h avenue "h'r' 'ne hlSastef
"'."'i eh ""'u' naE alterHooh' wac ar
'aisneo III 'he harieh i"hce court
,'" "''' VIZ" h's o"''e'E!he"' r.
"mS''' anu 'eo's' Mo'o'
'"ese men u Ii aheSea are direct'H
reSp'""'"'t lor thF uca'h OF AIRS Marie
roS9S ana her HVe-Sear-"ii daushter.
M"''e Ahe'r loSe|' OF % East one
i'"nu'~' ano l"rh'N-Secohn street and
'"' 'he INJURIES ih'hcled on SIX other
peFSohh HNlhS III the N!cinity Of the
oln"uh@'
Inc story OF The oVerc harEe blast.
WhlcH s'h' hH@" pieces of rock on
"eh'h dealing mif'ions into the Kitchen
ot IN" fos'ys, N"H told In Saturday.
sporting Extra "F The Evening
NST!h'
n his piece OF root. weighing at least
'o" pounds, crashed through the wall
2ni struck Mr. ros"T head as she vas
bending over her range. II crushed
The evening world., 1893-07-24
COLORADO MINERS COMING EAST.
Carried FREQ by Railroads and Fed
by Charitable Citizens.

OMAHA, Neb,, July 2i.-Thc Union
Pacific is assisting pcnnilcss labor
ors OF Colorado tu reuch the East, and
two trains loaded with men without
means are coming through Nebraska
Tonight Grand hand ciizcns fed the
Hnfortunntys on the Arsl train mhiic ii
was being switched in the ,ar1.
ON = burlington train whion reached
this city tu-ni.ht SC"c 80 colorado
minor1 who were obliged 10 leave that
state. Many of them SHOW O. ortinrnt ps
Of deposit for rlGnty In syprniei
bun :s. tIe man reached Omaha in
high glee over the fact tla' he owned
land on which h" cnGld rC;uige a hand
some sum, On invcstiga-ic ho round
his land at tho bottom OF Fiurcntn Lake.
Ai railroads NJ" extending free rides
10 the unemployed, u.d al1ug lh" llnt
the people are e"crtiLr rhCms elves to
feed the hungry ana take care Of the
sick So far no outrage nor Geprcla
tons have been reported aUd non. arc
expected, Is trr destitute minors are
sober ani orderly.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
BEARS IN CONTROL,
Big Drop Again Despite Higher
Prices in London.
One OF the Most Successful Raids
Yet Made.
Lack OF Excitement in tho Face of
tho hi: Shrlnkage.


The week opened at the Stock En-
,l,...,.,. ,,.i,b ,I,., ,,,,,i,.t ,,Ior ;ba CAM
" $40
PI'tH control ot lhc heaf''
Notwithstanding the fact that Lon
ror ,,,,t,,i,,s ,ou,a ,h,,. tho p,rtiy
,,.,., ,,.,
O. our ilnni prices 81 SATURDAY 'Heie was
big drop an around
If vynu T., fact o,, ~ ,b, most QUO
- -, "a, ~ W
''SSiW RAIDS N'' mac. Ihe iore'Sn
houses were Felicrs and this gave the
roo,,, tr,d.,. rrasb cn,,ro.c
,,,
ihe FtrAhEeSt part or IN" Wh"'e bHSl-
ne wuG the lack Cr excitement in the
,c,,. ,r ,bo h.-, ,b.,nl,ora
'''' We ''''
Their" were free iipuiddtions both for
local and London account. Two fail
,,.,.. ,,.,,.,. ,,,,..,,,,,,, 49,,
"''' nave '''uii'' Ut ''l' 'a''c' ''h'r''
ANA more are expected as the fort
nirbtlv sa,tIa,rnnt toi,cq uInrn drv rft,r
tn-,,nrrnw ''
National I.o.1 fell n3-i to oi 4 Rrr.
linptnn A. ouincy 4 S-i tu 7s7.S Wrst-
"rn Tu,Sn J ~ to :, American Si,-
uar . is TO II rock Island +, ss IL
Nnu inrsoT r"ntrrl / 81 In III - ,ni
ND ca 10 - n-S Enrt,," cgi "a
IA ~ II ana ak, trir &. NcStnrn nra
,ar,,i 10 a. '''''' - - " p'N
raijv Of - to 80 r,lIoro5 hu,
.hIs nniv s,.vra to hrinp o,,t Sra,b - on",.,
The evening world., 1893-07-24
SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DEATHS.
Work OF tho Reaper as Reported to
Il. n r-crnnrr

The following cases of ru!lrn and
violent deaths wrr" reported mt The Cor
oner's ony. this morning:
Jacob Jcko, thirty-twp years, pc'1lar,
died suddenly At 2i7 West Third stree,
from throat trouble.
I.uci" Montez seven years. died at
Hoo"cvet Hospital from Injuries re-
c,iy"l BY fnllinS fruIl Il fro-cscapc at
5T Ninth avenue.
william L"nahHn, twcnty-thrcs years
Old, committee Fuloidc by jumping over
board ~ the BATTERY. His pody was re-
covered tO-daN.
Ella I.oh.y, geyculy-ciRht yoarS old
died at &24 West Seventeenth street
from the effects OF falling Downstairs
twenty days ago.
The body Of hhilip DietZ, twenty years.
pll, who committed suicide at tho foot
oi East Fitty-tifth street, wIs recovered
The evening world., 1893-07-24
THE CAMPANIa IS SPEEDING.
Predicted at Queenstown THAT She
wan Lower the Record.

QUEENSTOWN July 2t.-Thc Cunarl
limo steamer Rothnia, Capt. Mckay,
from Boston July II for Liverpool. ar
rived here ~ O'Clock this morning.
She rtports that at 7,3o O'Clock yester-
t!y evening she passed the Campania,
Of the Cunnrd line. which sailed hence
for Nrw Nor'' at lo2 o'clock yes;erda =
afternoon. with the intention OF at
tempting To break ,h- westward trans
atlantic record.
The Camulnil was Then 40 miles
west Of Queenstown. having covered the
dlstau," in ak hOu,s and twent! eight
minutes.
1t * predicted here that the Cam
rlull will take y big slic" OH the rec
ord.
The evening world., 1893-07-24
COLUMBUS WAS HIS ANCESTOR.
knoil er .Descerdant OF the Great
NavcGto" V sits Ths Fair.

CllicAip, July "i-AleXiuS Columbus
Gysc"ndanl ~ the great Admiral In
,&' Sixth 2-,ucrlriun. arrived IN ChicaE,
'nr,0rda, GO.niHg, lie * min ty-siN
.,ro nd, ana from Buffalo, y. !. le
came h'gr 20 .ttond the Worlds Fair
and w visit his thr0" dauGhtorS, In
spi,a 81 advanced agr, he Is Gctivr both
la hoiy and mind, tie is nearly six feet
l.lI and hoa"H Il striking resemblance
- tho Lotto portrait OF the disCovcrer,
lliI lalr NaS hecn white since his
n'r'N. lie traces his drsctr' from Luis
columbus, he elder brother Of Chris
.uEl,, through whom tn" Duke Of Ncy-
a.vn traces his ancestry ~ to the Ge
The evening world., 1893-07-24
Vd|SKEY FOR GROWING BABES
frohibitionists Denounoe the
Health Board for Recommends
ing 1t.
DIR. Morris, Chief of the summer
Corps, Opposes Its Use.

A. a ,,oeinr of prohibitionis,s al,
.t.,,,,, t,,,.,hiit,i,r l,s,,, in Pan, Ri,b-
N",'oha' iroi'Di'io,i az .>',
monG, 5. l.. yesterday "''"Eh"oh' Irea'-
rrcr Funk who is the leading spirit of
,,,,,r,,,,,,co u,nrr in ,ui. civ do.
''''''''',''' ,, ll.,,,, t,,,,,',,
uounccd the i}oard Of i"''th because
through tn, medium OF circular which
- T., oirou,,t,o, for ,,... r,otn-
has Icrn IN clrcu'd'i"h '"I A'",-' navy"
rrs, ho alleged, were "dvisrl in ihe
heated months OF the year to administer
60 ,,,,. i,e,rtr IL panrssa.,. iui rrorc
- ihei' ,n,,t' ,naamoonfu Gf whts<"y Every
,mam nan, a. ,n,,r ,vr'i ho,r, i,our.' VI ~
WI iE,Ih ,yo, ,,o,, .y.,, u.u-
,ir, m aa'm I,'''s,y'il. tSc ,I,l.ta n
n J. ,,,,,,, nr , r,inr,i..' wv, 10 ACT
hhr,'rpnt W In"iIia ir,,L }htt H., ';.r, Mo-
Ji&I ne cHiil'n 'p%l II, ,,..l ,,'itl III
S..,,,,,,,o, e., r,, rn,,s ae"I,,,'l ma. his
ntmnrtrroT, nri'iI,G va has nr.eCrihri ~lsSry fng
SrWW' ''N ,,.r,,,or,I,, - Of , ,,,,r.
'Hihlo" "' 'h' Wr'''H'u'''''S VI '''' '"1-
VAC AGI3fG an, mS ., 10 ,ra e'"' bg slrenu0rsiv on
hp''i' ndA s'Gt ,I'', ~, H.; .,, v,f r,a,.
pofti ~" ltcoiiIhnnH'rpH Wt v ~, -
lVi iita"Is tt'a "i,o ya ,Ce a.,cns,ye rUl. an
@atiT az @T.iP' ~ II" lie ,, r,e6,,sg vii,
n%.., thSse u; words : '''''''
opposed the. r"romta'n"ati"n an, anu
endeaNotSi te haEe ia'h nv IN ~
mated RON ins No'ru "i 'a,U' iu ,,.ara 'r
Z a
to 90 on board Of In" il"ating hoEp''%,t go. nt
s.. Johns Guiid, YOU would So, hotHerS
cArrNir% drunken infan'S apuul III 'leir
arms, When these moth .rS are r.pr,,
manded, they s;y IN eNtenuauGil ,pas p,ts
they are following the instructions or
nc Board OF Health; ,.a
The words which nave Stlren up the
prohibitioniats are as follows: ,
r"on the hottest days rev drops ol
whiskty may be nddeo, eilel 10 Iile
vat" or III" food: me Whi:keS ,iot ~
Exceed teaSpoolllu' III '"c"'s ''"i
rours. ,,,.,. -o., r ,ho
Gen; Emmons tlark. secretary Or tne
i'a!ih Deparimcn'; Sa!u tn,S h.v, ~, M ths
inStrugtions Sent oui 10 tht poo, P,op,. ~,
annually lor hlleSIl IaI =, any ~, ,n n,
ce or wh!as'S IN ,'0e sh,Shn ,,.n,,Itt. ,j"It'' ,
pr sC'1hed Ih IN" rui' p,i Wy 't ths
ha' been r"coinll"h't' ~ II.' " ,em t'
i.aning phE'lciinS ., '''tn t;,, ,,o ,,s Inn, ths
ozark heeiilict 4! ia'n'. -, a,.o /, aar
rule shodid at inns ;ate ga! !pnhihition' ndTT Hon
u'F'oNefeh l!"I hi' VI 'S VA
ISIS. - D,, ,,,,,;, o,.or Inv,
~ lor " Moi 'io' ea1d thc Een.
n2 n'luuii '"' a. ','e '' i'N' IL never h a 6
o'ai ~ y he"S aS n'e, 10 nv knowI.
S1!i aiy'HthS asu'''S' ~ ~ nay
cupt. ,,,,r,,se,ooc- cvr,,s Edsor
.ain ~ the rnnortnr 81 "The Evenint
ra.hnr Mu,,p IN ma o,a ~ onc' inas,nuch as Dr
r. 1nar an "'' hea,, the Chief or. tn,
Si,,,,,,.." ,mrns fnr ,na,v wears. and tn,
~, nun''i,si ~, 10 bns heen In force min,
re,v ranr. oo's Nova,, @ before have the Official.
-, rIc,lth nnn.rt,psnt heard tn,
-, ~ Nv raf,r,oa ia hv iprs Morris.
81 bsve see,, Dr, Morris about this