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require their REDEEM giIon in ei.hor

require their redemptl in eiiher
silver nr gold.
rhere was meeting lnst evening
attended by thirty or forty eiivor soma.
tors and members Of the House aud
also other prominent uimutaiiist4 Tor
the purpose Of agreeing ou u policy for
future action ia thu interest Of silver
legislation, In view Of the repeal IL
the Sherman law.
General A. J. Warner was chairman
IL was agreed that silver literature
should be circulated, AM also that In
congressional and national elections
no pottlsanahlp should enter into the
flgnt An address Will be prepared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

~ couldn't sleep, I would act up feeling
more like had been working hard Instead Of
irving 20 obtain rect tried D.. rumlCr OF rein
tilcH recommended for Uu"u HUuulps, but none
OF them rendered me relief. b H.rHtnu ursuou.
dent and fc that there wac uu hulp Tor me.
u fcAl OF bfa Mnnahou and iissotrs aklll
On treating other cases similar 20 mine aud
eonciudci 10 giyo thcm q trial. fully expecting
20 lnd the same old result future vent 70
thgm aud began their treatment after being ~.
tur1i tnat they aid not undertake any case
unless ii was within thUir power 90 effect a
cure, ~ honesty was thO best policy anu stAi
was the basis OF their claims,
~ have msou urA Mansfield and Hitott'a
treatment anu remedies. Aud followed their "a.
tcctont fully. ami am happy 10 Htata that 10.
dhy feel BE- well a. ever idid All my former
annoying symptoms have disappeared, Head.
neheH gone, nose clear, throat clear. ringing 90
ears stopped, aud eat well anu sleCp sound
and get UP feeling fresh aud hearty. ! recon.
muuu DR.. Mansfield anu iissott o. the world,
ana Will verify this statement o. any emo call,
inF on me nt my residence In Center " ard.
Campo Lane, salt Lake city, Utah.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity OF Coming TO the City
for Treatment,

Almost every mail brings letters asking nrs
Mansfield aud iissct Il II necessary 10 1--we
IA RAFT Lake In order 90 take the trcatmCntf
can you treat patents NJ their hOmea by MALI
and other questions u similar import
Drs Mansfield and Hlasett desire 20 state,
therefore, for the huupHt OF those who may DO
hCsltatlug about writing 10 th0m, that ly their
question ~ nks aud other systematic arrange
be- Obtained q make treatment an easy matter.
Thus patients eau be treated NJ their own
homus 10 well ns lu SAT- Lake. Medicines arc
sent by express, regular correspondence is
required AID maintained, ana the physician
ana patient arc thus In constant touch
Prompt replies arc made by Drs. MauHnold *
nIssrtt mnulIltAuuus In treatment prescribed
with tho proper medicines and In every detail
o'Ch cHsU a worked out until a cure is effected.
Enc osc cent? in stamps when you write tOT
question circular
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Ion Of IheIn nn . "IIoba, Ion.

GREEN RivgR, Wyo., Nov. -
Walter scott, one OF thel party Of ten
young men who are mnRing their way
from New York 10 San Fnucisc1 on u
wager Of $1,000, arrived IN Green Rlvct
last night. The conditions Of the con.
test Rre that the entire distance be
made m ten days without cent Of
m1Dy iOf railroad fare or living ex-
pcn,es. In fact, II Is a regular "h tbl"
trip. Scott Ia ahead Of the nine other
competitions and had been on the tOal
seven days whon he reached tubs
place.
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rnr sIIvrn oAMPAIeN.
stHI Fighting for the white Metal
siiyor Literature.

WAsHIEGrOS, d. c., Nov. 2.-Sen.
ator Stewart camu promptly 10 the
front today with bill for the free
coinage OF silver. That's confirming
MS statement made la the SENATE that
the hght for silver wouli be con-
iinueu. Tue bin pfescr,brs tho weight
OF tho silver coins, which are 10 be
Issued upon the basis Of thu ratio OF
10 to Under the provisions OF ,he
bill holders OF silver bullion can
deposit IL at the mint and receive Ia
exchange silver dDilara or treasury
notes. lhese treasury notes shall be
rodeemable in silver coin only, which
10 change from tho usual form, which
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Firat Dss of shetr Vonfertnce.-Apor-
fInnminut of Imnh..

-
uonmeut of funds.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. D. Fifteen
OF ths eighteen bishops o the MgthO1-
ist Episcopal church arrived In the
city this morning aud, aH cx-JiilciO
mrmhera OF the Church Extension
sotisty Of tho church, were present at
the oieuing OF that HOciuty'a annual
meeting. The report Of tnu college Of
church extension ut fhlia clphia to
the general committee was fea1 by DR..
Spencer. The growth Of MethUdism
IN the past yugf, he said, had teen most
remarkable. Fms trossJrcf's report
pbowed that the receipts tho past
ycar we're $780, 52; disbursements,
$3.50, sos. leayinga balance Of Sz5,6ii
rosay was the last DAY OF the aunuui
meetiul Of the Nomau'd Methods,
Episcopal Foreign Missionary society
aud the most Important report ct the
meeting, that oi the finance committee,
was presented. The app1ftioumeut u
money 10 be raised smong tue eleven
branches IL "a iolUwr: New England,
s32 900; New YORK, i5l,J1O; fhila-
delphia, $4,000. Baltimore, $4,000;
Cincinnati, $4,000; Northwestern
tChicngol, s7O.OJl; Minneapolis. 80.
900; Dts MONIES, 3 $4,000; ropekn,
s9uUO; Pacific, $4,000; Colorado RIVER,
$1,000; Masking total VI S3lO,OUO, dis-
tribute among foreign ntld' ~ iui-
iows; lniinu anu Malayesia, sl22,Ouui
Chius, sj5,OOl; japan, s00,OJJ; Bul-
gatis, siO,00j;italy slO,OJU;Cofc' ,ssOuO;
Mexico, 1900; south America, SIS
900; contingent, $1,000.
Ihis ia an Increase OF more than
$4,000 over last year SPECIAL elllrts
arc being planned to celebrate tue
oliver anniversary Oi tho society.
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LONDON, Nov. 9.-The house Of
Commons reasseInbled today, with a
slim attendance. Rt. Hon. Henry
Fowler, president Of the local govern
meat board, amid cheers from the
liberal benches, moved the second
reading OF the EuSland.wales local
government bill. While Fowler was
speaking, Gladstone, looking bright
and well, entered tie house ana was
received with enthusiastic cheers. The
house adjourned NJ midnight, alter a
dull sesBiOn,
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Anrx.MlnInler mnrdrr.h.

BELGRADE, Nov. 2.-Ex- Minister
Vsnmirovitun, formerly at the head Of
the department Of Justice, aud the
richest citizen In Belgrade, was
found murdered In his bedroom. Rob.
berry Is believed to have been the
motive.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-.Tle correspond
cnt Of gne Standard ut Vienna says no
confirmation was received up 10 a late
hour Of tho murder at Belgrade OF ex.
MluIsleE Nulimlf0vILeh.
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WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. 2,--rom.
my Ryan, champion welter-weight,
knocked out Harry JAmaon,of BTiuge-
port, here tonight In two rounds. JsIni-
sou fought at 1856 pounds anu Ryan NJ
40. In the fret round Ryan appeared
to be sizing up his man, hut In the
second he sailed ia with rush, which
dszed Jamison aud ended tho fight IN
n knockout OF tho most pronounced
character.
Walter McNally only SPARED Damn
Retzel two rounds wnen the referee dc.
clarud the contest draw 10 save police
Interference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Advices
from Yokohama report great Hoods Ia
OkayHmh prefecture. Two hundred
houses were swept away. The fate Of
over 70 hundred porsous II unknown.
foundations nlaD occurred In other
Districts with great loss Of property. Ia
Nsnship FutakatO fity IersUns have
been buried alive.
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ArnnInn ynIage. nombn,ana.

LoNpoN, Nov. "a dispstrh to the
Dam Nous from Madrid SAYS the
spanish warships yesterday bombarded
all tho Arab villages and houses ON the
rim coast, and will continue 20 do 20
NJ long rs tho tribes arc hostile. The
Arabs gamely replied, amt a number OF
shots struck the Bhlps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

NEW YURK, Nov. D. The WOr'ds
Panama dispatch says Hiyti II IVA %
practical state 0f sirgr. Tho cause Is
declared to be the fact That President
Hippolyto IL morally hound by u secret
treaty to ceIe the Mole 81. NicnOlns to
tue United Siaies, aud ho IL disposed
10 fulnil his CONTRACT, provided the
latter will assist him against tho revOl.
which may be oucaHiOEci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--rhe directors
have fecjverod twenty pounds Of the
silver In the silver brick stolen from
the Idaho exhibit IN the Miues build
ing Of the Woflj's Fair snme time ago,
and believe they have located the
o,her eighty pounds aud ZONE Of the
precious stones taken at the came time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

PARIS, Nov. "A frontier incident
occurred near 81. Die, Ia the depari.
ment OF Nusgus, that IL likely to Gauss
strained roia,lOnsins some quarters until
ihn matter IL satisfactorily settled. A
German forest guard yesterday killed
two French poucners, whom he found
on territory Inh,Aeu 10 HeimAny 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

LONDON, Nov. "A Liverpool
courier reports that there IA serious
detection In Gladtlone's cabine', AMI
Fowler, president Of the royal govsrn.
meat boRri, n demanding further pro.
tection for Ulster whenever the home
rule bill Is passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03
ACROSS THE WAIERY DIVIDE
The Ocean Record Again Broken by
The CampanIa.
French Poaohcrs ISiiIedi It May Cause
Strained Relationships
Commons.

LONDON, Nov. THE Cunard line
steamer Campania, which left New
York October 2sth at $40 a, M, ar
rivod OF Bfowhead at ll:O5 p. m. this
evening, making the passage In days,
. hours and 80 minutes, breaking all
pEevious Teuords.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

SANDY Hook, Nov. 2-rho Brown
ne muuiui nvuiuch wire gun broke Tho
wOriu'a record day with thirty
pounds II Lcouafd tm0kelugs powder
sui sizty aud one tultI pound shot.
A muz2Ip velocity Of 3l8D foot per
second, with a breach pressure Of
63,i0D pounds per square iucb, was
obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

Delegate Smith, Of Arizona, intro.
duued bill In the House Of Rspresen q.
lat,yes RrDuting AL desert lands, ex.
oept miuersl, In this states aud terri.
tories Ia which the lands are looatt d ,
for educational purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

CARo, H., Nov. The engineers,
firrmeu anu switchmen employed In
the yards OF the Big Four here, to the
number OF about flfiy, struck tonight
against q reduction Ia wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

Headaches, Ringing In Ears, Weak
Eyes, Sore Throat, Hawking, Splitting
Loss of Appetite, SlcoplBssness. otc.. arc
all caused by Cntnrrh. DE-. Mansfield
and Bissot Cure It. only s. month,
medicines Free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

ST. PAUL, Nov. "A cold wave and
half an inca Of snow IN reported from
most parts Of Minuefotn, South Dakot4
and Wisconsin last night. The cold ok
tended throughout the northwest, bus
the snow " not 10 general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03
Tho nurlinrton ~ 81. Movement.

ETf1III WTlT1T0I n no NIWHs
SHERIDAN, wyo., Nov.2.- Those post.
cd Ia tLs movements OF the Burlington
Railroad company arc confident that
work on the ext nsion from thls plncc
10 Billings, Mont, will bs pushed this
river, north Of thia city, has 10 be
changed aud this work cannot be sue.
oossiully carried on In the spring when
tho water IL high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03
Handkerchief.

900 doz very pure white Hanikerchois,
hcmstchod and embroidered plain scolopcd borders,
embroidered aud drawn work You will coucodo that they
cheap ~ Doe each For hrco days. Monday Tuesday and
Weducsdsy only, thov will be- % n ri each
should tho third day GslJ thoy will DO re-
stored Co iholr original places.
There will be pyrAmldo o. these hnndkerchcs
In center aisle pass In rhoyare GIiMsyou wsay So
Aprons and Fall and Winter Understands.
We havo hc ouro output financially embarrassed
munuiac urers line OF the most beautiful limo
l.i5 Ladies' India linen Aprons, worry limo, r. inch
satin stripe trimming, with deep hOm, 80.
India Linen Aprons, inch stripe trimming with
Inch embroidered hnish very slightly, $50.
lNdof india nun aprons handsome patterns, inch
embroidered, insertion finish, doop hon. $50
20 lnuos super uuo nuH lnou inch, embroidered
Insertion. doep hem uniHh 60c.
% Ladies' India linen aprons, extra fine. inch.
brdorcd Insertion, with ousto " tuoks both Sides and
Wide hom, GlN
100 Chdrons India linen aprons excellent quality very noat
yoke with lace trimming with oVcry 2yeara
An immouss line OF Fail and Winter Under-kirts.
l25 ndies mixed cotton and wool skirts groy inch box
ploacd rufol zoe.
40 saune skirts in black, nno quality ploaod
ruiIelod, SiO0.
Also zig limo Of lnon Aarncs sano Gloria skirts
many cannot mention bought this
All q song Monday Thore will large dI-
play Of these goods lett hand side you tor
one half price EOmymhor
=. Sensational Bargain Givers OF Salt Lake.
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explained that this should have come
out Of the contingent fund OF the
Senate aud the last Con ffess refused u
pay IL. The House, by vote Of 40 to
Z, decided not TO recedu from tue pre-
position.
The House then adjourned.
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my nOsu stopped up. q duii bolIlHua over ths
eyes, ringing noiacA in my ears called my al
tiutiun 10 the fact Then my throat began 10
tool raw and gCt clugEcd up with mucous. 1
next began 30 loose my hupruto. couldn't
Keep mo food oat IN my stomach after eating.
Ny umACh would hlOht uuu 900 with 'gns1
aud cluscd me much misery.
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40 Over
production

Causes 1000 full pieces and small articles of different
kinds Of goods thrown the market and In lcs than ~
minutes our buyor In New York hal gnaprcd up tho
entire lot They pro h0ro Tor Mondays sale. You may
think these things low paper, bus whom seon In
our store Monday you will say thoy positively
phenomenal. Remember great Tor Special sales.
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Until January Est.
Drs, Mansfield and BSSatt Have
Decided 10 Continue Their
Grand Offer Of Sea Mlnii
for Treatment and
Medicine,

Ihis nfnr Applies 10 all diseases. no
Natter How Chrouic. How ninicutt
to cure, or How nnch Medicine -
Hsquivsd, 80 Pays the hiii FOR Onc
Meath.
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located IN salt Lake CITY Porminenoy, Nes
possibility and sam form tho basis Of every
claim thry make
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silk and Dress Goods dept.

Tho success Of our last weeks SILK COM
bination sale al sl.OO yard has proved
that salt Lake appreciates good
values. This week We oiicr a sale
which will eclipse all previous
efforts.
" adili w d' "a' Is our 'l'' S7G yd
' 'is'' ;'S DOW" S' g our '' 75G yd
" 'ii'. ;'' d'v SF''''''' our "'' Soc yl
''i'ii 3 5 'if 5' d5'i '' q SIC yd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03

Knit skirts for 500, in Domet Flannel
Satin Quality quilted.
Just received an elegant limo OF new
and stylish Ready Made Dresses.
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TN A WELL MAN.

Arc tho startling bu, go, true words
spoken by Mfr Rock, who was suffer.
ing from Catarrh oflho head, throat
and Hfomach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-03
CLOAK DEPT.

Our magnificent stock Of winter
Jackets and Cap0s must DO s0on to APP
PROBATE the greatest values TO be soen IN
salt Lake. Special In Wrappers
pl. 80, Wrapper
$l.95, H'a @os Had sI5 Rt''''
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
AMUSING INCIDENTS.

OrTIMus-''You can rely upon Frank
leigh, he always keeps his word
Cynicns-'Ah, because nobody will
take it."-katc Fields Washington.
His n.-Brown-''I'mg glad l met
your wife. She seemed to take a
fancy to me-" .Ioncs-"Did She? l
wish you'd met her sooner."-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Miss A. Some peoples faces al
ways bctray their feelings, but, for
tunatcly, l am not so constituted -
Mrs. li.-"Ics. I have seen you faint
without even changing color. Life.
THIS parrot l can recommend. lie
has only ore fault; he makes IL terrible
row if he does not get his dinner
promptly" Widow-'.I Shall take him.
He will remind me of my late hus-
band. -l'licgendc llattcr
THIS b"inp," said the plrcnologist,
Indicates that You are of combativc
dispn-ition." NO said the subject.
lit indicatcs that my wife is of u com
hativc disposition. That's where she
hit me with hair brush this morn
ing. -llarper'S Bazaar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
FOREIGN FARM NEWS.

a LARGE number of tea plantations
III India are offered FOR sale. the own
crs finding that they have not been
paying expenses and are not desirable
property to hold.
THERE are two or three grass crops
in Switzerland every year, the first in
the beginning of May, the second at
the end of July and Il third often at
the end of October.
TIE French potato crop of 1892
amounted to 440, 900, 900 bushels as com
pared with Il yield of 500, 900, 900 bush
els as the average annual crop in the
previous ten years.
EAMIE fiber is being used to consid-
cradle extent in Franco as substitute
for silk in the manufacture of silk
goods. 1t is also being used in the
manufacture of paper that requires
special strength.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST

MIR. WILLIAM WATSON, the English
poet, who recently became insane, is
reported To be completely recovered.
y mMErAII.Ic league of Australia
has been formed in Melbourne ''to
promote bimctallism by international
agreement"
a son of the archbishop OF Cantcr-
bury, primatc of all England, is IL
captain in the artillery and an cnthu-
siast in the art of war.
Ar the recent session of the Austria
lasian postal conference a resolution
was agreed to favorng the construc-
ton OF Il Pacific cable. from Australia
to Vancouver, to afford an alternate
Geographic route TO England.
liEaEy IRVING Will start. viii. h:5
whole l.yccnm company and some five
hundred tons OF baggage. in August
for San Francisco, where he is to be-
gin lsi, American tour in September.
The tour vii! occupy eight months.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
AT MONTE CARLO.

TnE net profits of the Monte Carlo
gambling house for the past year
have been S2,S0O,O00
A SYNDICATE has been formed to
work the gambling bonanza ut Monte
Carlo if the prince of Monaco can be
got into satisfactory negotiat tons
The Monte Carlo gaming-tables are
losing some of their attractivcness for
visitors, and the attendance has evil
IDENTITY diminished during the past
year.
BELIEVERS in the old Superstition
that made Friday q day OF ill-lucll will
doubtless be glad to learn that it was
on Friday that Monte Carlo Wells
made his first great winning of $50, zoo
at the Monaco gaming tables.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-28
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

The commence ment exercises of tho
c lored school toc k place Friday night
in the town ball, which was packed
with large and apureciative colored
audience. The singing of the children
was remarka ply good, and the whole
programme was carried out very sue
c. ssfuily and r. fiected great credit pom
Principal Watkins and his able as.
siStantS.
Owing to the burning out of Trans
former Friday night on North College
avenue the cleo .ric lights in the town
hall and Methodist Church were sud
denly extingulahed. Owing partly to
the sudden darkness at the church
Miss Lula Webber, who was present,
was taken with commissions and had to
be carried co tho parsonage, where she
remained until Saturday morning.
James HuntoD, Of Winston, is in town
on business.
The thirty seven incandescent lights
in the Presbyterian Church were turned
on for the first time Friday night and
illuminated the church to the satisfac-
ton of the committee.
Lewis, the two ear.old son OF Charles
ID. Grove, died yesterday from con-
gestion o; the lungs and will be buried
LnlS AFTERNOON
Salem Castle, No 3. Knights of the
Mystic Chain, together with mem bers
from Virginia Castle, No /, and Roam
oke Castle, No. 2, will march in a bod
to the Presby terian Church this NJ orning
and will listen to a sermon by Rev. j .
R. Bridges for the good Of the order.
After the debate last night in the
hall of the Domosthenean Society OF
Roanoke College, the debater's improve
ment gold medal was presented by S. ].
Homer in neat address to - Miller,
OF North Carolina.
After the public exercises in the town
hall, June 9th, reunion meeting of all
the graduates and former students Of
Roanoke College will be held in the
chapel to be followed by collation.
rendered by the graduates and former
students residing in Salem and Roa.
noke, and the county of Roanoke, to all
visiting members OF the triennial re.
union. Sentiments will be proposed,
responses made, and everything done to
make tho feature thoroughly enjoyabl
The executive conn ittee did not notify
those former students living in the
county OF this reunion but they hope
that they will consider this notice in
The ROANOKE TIMES and other papers
an invitation to be present.
Col. N. B. Ainswo.th and d.. Thomp
son were in town yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Taylor will occupy his pulpit
to day as usual
Ernest McCauley. who has been at
tending the Lutheran Theological Semi
nary at Gettysburg, Pa, will have
pastoral charge of the Lutheran coDgre-
CATION at Blacksburg, Va, during the
summer.
A team from the Roanoke Iron Com
pany played game Of ball with a Salem
team mere yesterday resulting in score
of "a to in favor of Salem.