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Want to Wear Trousers.

Gov. Flower has received the following
letter from two women of Italy Yates
county. whose names are withheld from
publication:
Dear Sir: This communication may be a
little odd. Owing to a scarcity of farm help
We are compelled to do mans work on
the farm, and petticoats being very incon-
venient, We want your consent to our don
ming the dress of the sterner sex. We will
use il for no illegal purpose and will be
very glad OF your countenance in our plans.
we await your pleasure with anxiety.
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Dividing the Cherokee Strip.

Special Agent Swinefore left Guthrie
Okla, for Washington last night to repor,
on the Cherokee strip. He will recommend
that the four western counties that have
been laid off be combined into two, as
about half the land in the western end
of the strip is wholly unfit for human
habitat ion and in the extreme western
county there Is not enough agricultural
land to support a hundred people. The
eastern half he reports the finest OF
farming land. His work is all done now
and there is nothing to prevent the land
being opened August 20 or thereabouts.
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RicHMoND AND nANvILLE RAILROAD
N n. wHUIDEkOPER AND REUBEN ROSTER
RECEIyFRs

Schedule IN effect June 4. 1874
Altrains arrive and leave q Pennsylv AMI. p.sssr-
500 m. daily Local for Danville and .tsti.p. b.-
ter Danvile. Charlotte and Augusta. aud canne-.s
for From: Royel snd strssburg daily except Sunday
IL 10 g M. Richmond aud Dsnville fast tnaf =
Daily for Iynchbure and Norfolk aud Western aus
ksst Iennessee. NirRinis and Georefa railway s.s-
u snS and for rrneip. points seuh on R,ehnone
minehsm Pullman Sleeper New York and " --hins@
ton to Atlanta and Nontxomery. which uuitss n
oreensboro with SLEEPER for Augusta.
y m Daily. except Sunday. Cor Front Roya-
Goop "a. -bsily for principal poin. southon Rich.
mond and Danville system, Pullman sleeper wssh-
inston 20 Charlotte and Dsnville 20 AsheviIle ana
10 81 pm.-psily WASHINGTON AND snurH.
WESTERN yEsTIBCLEDL LIMITED. compo--d "a
tirely OF ulmsn sleepers and Dning Cars AM runs
man Sleeper through New York and wsshinstou Z,
New Orleans via Montsomery. and New Ysrk 20
Aueusta, and New York Go Ashexie md no. SIrriDss
and Washington 20 Memphis via Birmingham. slss
PULLMAN seeper Birmtngham 70 WinonA. Miss Din
TRkINsoN WASHINGTON AND OHTODIvfsrOy
leave Washington at q 10 q 81 y. m. dsliy Zoe
Round Hill and ). 30 y M. daily for 1ee~hufr auf
10 p. M except sunday. for Herndon and IN tertne-
diste stations Returning. arrive Na-hingfoF y N
I'm. 459 p m; daily from Round HI l. and 4 - IN.
as s TON I.ssspnrr and 81 A.. daily eroeIa sun
Throurh trains from the south arrive wsshinrto,
O. - m. 10 - a . - and =. Is q. m. Ma
nss-as Division. ~ 40 q m daily ercerf Sunday
ncke;s Sleeping Car reservations and in fDrfGstisa
and q PASSENGER Station. Pennsylvsnia Railroad.
W n GREEN Gen. Man. VA TURK Gen Pas Ar
l. e. BROWN. General Ascent Passenger Dept le5
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

RTrUR ". ROBSON
"a siesnshp, PASSENGER and Tourist Agent slJ 18th
81 n. W Telephone ltId4 Branch Of Baltimore Md
flrst Cabin. See md Cabin and s.ee- tickets 10y
an steeinshlp lines 10 Europe. Asia. Africa Australia
and the West Indies.
Also 10 Boston, Providence. Norfolk. savannah and
steamer outward or return.
Sailing lists rate sheets and plans OF steamers fur
nished on application.
AGENT FOR THoS COOK son.
Estimates given on tours TO any part OF the world
Drafts ISSUED IN sums II suit Enzland. Ireland
and scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker. Arents
in ali the prnrIpa cities OF EuTons send for IN
structions How 10 Ship" aplO-tr
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1t Was Cholera Morbus at Chester.

DIR. Benjamin Lee, secretary of the Penn
sylvania state board of health. sent Medical
Inspector DR.. Atkinson to Chester to inves-
tigate the death of the Austrian work
man who died there Wednesday from what
was reported to be cholera. Dr. Atkinson
made a thorough investigation of the case
and found that the man died from agra
waited cholera morbus Contrary to the re-
ports sent out, the Austrian had not ar
rived in this country lately, but has been
here several months. There have been no
other cases in the neighborhood where the
man died. The local board of health has
quarantined and disinfected the house the
man died in.
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CHksApEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY es. Iss3
Trains leave daily from Union Station B. an p \.
9Th AMI b SITS
Through the srsndest scenery in America win the
Vest from Warrington.
200 pm. Washington and Chicago sr.,-
al"-Solid vestihuled. newly eqiIipped ei~-fri,-
lighted train. Pullmsns finest sleeptng cars WASH
inHton 70 Chica go- Dining car from Wsshiu yfon
N. Cbicago 4. .ri q. m
III :lOp IN. dAily-The famous '.F r. v IAmites- =
solid vestibul. train with dining and Pu iui.a
sleePers Cor Cincinnat. Lsxinxton and tOuisviils
without change. arriving At Cincinnati q. Is a N
Lexington . - r. Loui.vine q 20 r N Iufisu-
sg,oiis 30 y m. chicago 6:55 O. m. ~ Louis az
a m. connecting in Union depot for al noints
Special Pullman sleeper MONDAYS. wedn.~dsys sni
Fridays thr ugh 20 Hot Springs. Va. without change;
arrives : asa m.
200 m. dsiy-Fxrress for GordunsvtIle. Char
lottesvile Waynesboro'. stanton aud principe VIZ
einia points; daily. except sun lay f0r kichmond
Pullman locations aud tickets AZ conlpany.s oHln.2
mvss Il. ". FILLER Geu'l Passenger Assn..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

For steady nerves and good sleep use
Bromo-SeltZer. Contains no Anti-Pyrine.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


HOTEL. BELLEvIEw CHAPEL POINT. MD
i1 hand omely furnished and manAwement first
d s' MIN .aS
fas f:..! & sssa s. Ms
"CoLToN's or THE POTOMAC now OPENED
ADAMS = co; Coltons, 81. Marys county, Nd. via
i DELhwkkE WATER GAP. PA
simmer and autumn rssort: c..Srs.ed Tor srsndsui
Of sSsnsss sna eSs fr
NTooRE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT
fsas a. .g nos nS5 ;nm S
SsS
ID bssn Temodsisd and st.d With Al @odefa e1n,
s sHS sti%ssheS: terms resson.bis WM n jETFER-
soN. Proprietor. jy4-1ms
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CLLFToN COTTAGE. BERKELEY SPRINGS.
brated baths n nsr sGlonng public park and ceie
REDFokD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.
HOTEL OPENS JuNEes
n,l5-sm l. b. DorY. N.n.r.r.
BuRSi HIM p VISTA SPRING HOTEL.
This H Rse s saa' .. ls enlarged
.s sss to s
sra sf FLANK For s sfsiGR q
Ma asT q . sSESs H fs1ss stRi il'To1s
srs, Hossp eS r Nd Mr. Rust viii be At viii
from from 10 Jam m I'm curing May a ANA sS9'
CH HTf D., sEn s lpSi%s rs aoTtL ND
IN the for ifG ra sns s
%ssr s sr Soo ssSs scaas
alley riding driving. no mosquitoes. malaria no
Eos.na auS:
sose srn q. s so ~ s.nS Il
descT,ptive book to once u Nyepins T SIR or 70
TIE MOUNTAIN SSRHE ssSN PA
On top Of sSs AssnsGy mai, ..I line Penn
OPENS JUNE.a
.Ds 4. .s1 S s,s,s .ss
MONTEREY sPRINSs HOTEL
perfect s.sl.h; 2? malaria, e ao.au,os
viii open June n.
NJ 'nd H. S y biSs h. ssssR ss%%, r.
Circulars at Star ofhc. myl3-sm
| ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENANDOAH
" county. Va. elevation. =. 800 feet accommoda
ton. 1000; mineral waters and baths unrivaled hn
-ocss ssnd sor
| iyl-1m w. c. JONES.
po,;K ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
H 81 hours frotl " sshington, in the NORTH
noun aims, near Winchester. Va. open June 81
guest4 can be received esrlier: NO Bah; all home
comforts rational anusements moderate charges
illustrated circulars irving ali Information. this
Office and at the office Of A s. Pratt 4 soma. sun
\ building. Est A s. PRATT,
| N.Y. S10w Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

Vice President Stephenson left Tacoma
on the steamer City of Kingston yesterday
for a visit to Victoria
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OUT OF WARRINGTON.

THE VIRGINIAN HOME AND TRAINING
Il school for Nervous and Mentally Deficient
Children. Falls Church. Fairfax Co.. Va. Located
six miles from Washington. D. c. Limited number
experienced teachers. jy26-2ws
7 UTHEHviLLE SEMINARY (NEAR BALTI.
IL morel for Young Ladies'. 4tst year modern con
veniences: full faculty: thorough training; home
COMFORTS high standard sectarisn Send for cat
alogue. Lutberville. Md. Rev. j. II. TURNER A.
NJ. Principal. jy24-1m
BENNINGTON SEMINARY
Our catalogue is full Of the very information you
are nov seeking FOR Your son daughter and IS so
beautiful that 1t would grace parlor table Sent
free. ADDRESS THOMAS HANL0S,
1y2l-1& Pennington. n. J.
u OCk Hill. COLLEGE, CONDUCTED BY THE
~ brothers OF the Christian schools Situated upon
the slope Of one OF the picturesque hills overlooking
Eiiicott CITY. Howard county. Md. Scientific ciassi-
CAL commercial courses and preparatory for
small boys. STUDENTS received boarders day
scholars. For particulars address BROTHER DENIS,
President jys02m.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
~ lOth session commences 10Th September.
Excellent for boys l3 l6
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
The PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY
Address the President, THOMAS FELL. Ill. d. PHI d.
w. nm
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pAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEErH

DAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEErH
NO PAIN No CHLoRoFoRN
NO DANGER No ETHER On UAs
No SLEEP. NO COCAINE
No swFIIED GUNS
No U<PIFASANTNESS
No EXTRA CHARGE
w.have exclusive control .. = Drs2l-ltioa 'of
in this city which. when
APPLIED To TIVE GINS.
TENDERS EXTRACTION PAISLEsz
-,is applied directly to the gum
By teeth be extracted perfectly psiniss.
Nosyelltng Of the NJ afterwsri.
The patient -etans all hi- senses while having his
teeth extracted.
NodsnserS Particularly adapted to persoas wh-
cannot take gss.
We ask no nav IL not rep-esentsL
Call AMI try our syste % D1fnisss crtr1cfioa
b. lOodi apptsoG ,toH and guarantees will uss
no other IN the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
jy6-lm' 1s1s Penn. n. W.
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DENTISTRY.

A STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE N DESTAI.
N surgery exceiled by bone-s.ad yet lou gsrsoss
See another rage for particulars L. = DEsTAI,
ASSN. 40l 9TH ut. n 10
nR. GRAHAM. 3o7 9TH ST. NV ExPFRTENCED
~ and expert specialist IN operative and sIIrgfcai
dentistry Filling and extracting positively wtthout
pain No inexTerieDced ard iBcornT etent hoy sSsst
ants newly hecged graduates Entrusted 10 prac-
lice on patients, but all operations performed pefson
ally by Dr. Graham
= Extracting. DE.
Extracting with gas local ansesthe A. SOS.
Cleaning TO-.
Filling with plstina. silver amagsm. zoe.
Porce ain crowns, -: 40 q croxus sG
Very best full set teeth. 81 U25 ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


VOICE CULTURE; RARE. CHANCE TO HAVE
VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. 1908 9Th st NV.
1y2l-1m'
END FOB COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
= Ivy Institute Business College.
Sw. 9Th and sts. n
Business course. shorthand. typewritng. ty15
VITOOD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
w 40l. 407 East Capitol ST. 10 the best place to OBJ
tain business education or to learn shorthand and
3 Sis'' IL '-'' -''' NV ''Se' VI '@''''''A'-''
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. SHORT
inE July and August Day ana evening sessions a.
open Monday. Sept. 4. 1893 je21
THE MEDICAL DENTAL AND PHARMACEU-
i tical departments of Howard University will open
October For circulars address c. B. PURyIS. Sec
rotary. his 18th st. n 1elotooct2
NURSES TRAINING sCHooL-FOR MEN AND
ment Of Howard University and the Freedmsn's Hos
PURVIs. NJ. D.. Secretary. ,el5tooct2
COLOMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE..
" S2SLA- ave BET sis Ssh and m h 't, n~,,
Learn to use the phonoersph and TYPEWRITER; the
course, Sl5 Shorthand dictations by competent
by experienced reporters. Thorough instruction in
the English business and civil service Re-
duesd rates for summer months. Sendfo catalogus.
DIANO TEACHER.-sEvEN YEARS EXPERT
L encs; beginners or advanced: and rapid
l4O6 Hopkins place. near GOTH and Pn.w.
oc23-th.f s10m'
MISS BALCTs CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
prepared successfully for civil service. departmental
and census examinations stenogrsphy tausht. seatr
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MISCELLANEOUS,

THE ALBANY. WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL
Il IIlE1Ne rooms good table: moderate rate.
Mrs T.. j. COOPER
y-9bS- Proprietress-
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Mr.. O'Connor Apologize.

Amid conservative cries of Withdraw
Mr.. O'Connor hurnbly apologized to the
speaker. If any words Of his had contri-
bu-ed to bring about this most regrettable
state OF affairs"
The speaker said the apology was most
ample that the house could expect no
more Il trust" he aided, that the house
viii now proceed 10 business in n manner
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MEDICAL. DC.

nR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ Ion est-estahlished specialist in this city, with 20
wears ext erience; 40 years at .O6 St Consul
tation free and strictly confidential. Iy2.-lm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

VOICE CULTURE; RARE CHANCE TO HAVE
voice cultivated pupils taken until Sept I At
VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. 1908 9Th st NV.
ty2l-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

CHANGERS TAKE NOTICE -DRS BROTHFRS
~ aud Gray treat all diseases. No cure no DAN
Only established advertis physicians in this city
Established ~ years. 906 Is ST. s. W M.Cllms
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

(hifIoN COTTAGE. BERKELEY SPRINGS.
Me5t Virginia. adjoining public park and ceie-
Drat n- 9a'hs. Terms M oderate. Address
yx'a Mrs. y. c. DE GRANGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

UNHE CAEkOLLTON,
Ocean Grove. Nj.
flrst-class house. On the finest ayenue Near the
beach. Address THE CARROLL TON teI-om
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

WASHINGTON AND NORFOLE-SOUTH BOUND.
Leave WASHINGTON daily at y. N. from foot OF tn
St wharf. arrive NJ Fortress Monroe at g 80
day. Arrive at Norfolk at 30 where railroad
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-28

NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at q 10 D. ~ Leave FORTRESS,
Monroe at 10 2. m. Arrive at Washington II 0:3(
AIN. next dAy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-25
Mr.. DuHauf AdrIen.

Avsa los propetasos de Capital
de obras pdbcas oece para ejecutar
consucciones de reparaciones de Las msmas
caandose de los mateaes de mamposteria carpnteria
pntura en- general de todo 10 tenga reaci6n
constructions. En- La eiecucon que Sc e
fen garantza pronud atenc6n los pianos cue se La
entreguen detaes que Sc le den las condolences
la casa numero IL cae de San Jose Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-25
TIOCION ANT7TBERPE'PICA.

DEL DoCToE MEoNTEz9a
Els 81 meOr medicamento para herpes guitar Is
picazon en- momento apcara. La Locion essa per
fmada quita a caspa evando la caida del cabeo hace
cara Exito seero inmediao Pidase en todas las bot
LEILA Isla A. por mayor, Ia del senior Guilleme
depostario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-25
COWS \ NIDO Anao7o, :. 3.

Negociantes en- Gonad0 Vacuno y caballar.
Compra , venta de todas clases de danado.
Gonstante existencia de novillos fnos escogidoa
nara bueyes, ganado de matanza de todas classes
= noyillos propios para embarque.
Alfarerso- - abricaci6ns de toda clase de ma
4eriales, precios n1uY limitados, con L. ventaja
dc contar esta sociedad con una empresa de Ca
rros para facilitar 81 trasporte de los materiales
donde se le pidan- "" Caballos de venta para tiro
= sila. ."--a Burros gafahones propios para fo-
Inantar Ia crianza de mulos. 3O-l3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-25
Pasta aaeea pufgante .:::;:;;:, .; s:s'

sin sabor medicinal de SECURE efecto pugante
e meior nihog todos los que repugnan las
gantes Gada pasa vale 10 centavos medic Fabrcade
por s.. MoNCLOVA-CAGUAs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
THE BANOROFr's GOOD TRIAL.

She Reaches Speed OF Fifteen Knots an
Hour, Three Above the Contract.
New York, Jan. 24.-The naval ship
Bancroft was yesterday afternoon given
her final trial over the mile course
preparatory to hor four hours run at
sea. There was scarcely breath OF air
blowing, but there was much floating
ice on the course. In spite of this, how.
ever, the vessel covered ono mile at the
rate of fifteen knots an hour, three above
tho contract, with 224 revolutions.
Her highest mean speed was fourteen
and one-half knots with els revolutions.
She also ran at twelve and thirteen
knots speed, tho former with twenty
eight furnaces open and the latter with
out exertion. Tho trial causes the
builders to be confident of exceeding
the contract speed by two knots, with
the probability of even moro on the
four hour sea trial, which she will IN ake
tho first fair day. The naval board ex-
press themselves as greatly pleased in
the vessel and her work. The engines
work almost to periec ton, and even on
high speed the lines arc 30 fine as to
cause but comparatively small wake.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
NOTES OF THE wHEELnIEN.

1t is noted with no small amour. of
pleasure that road congress met in
Raleigh. N. c., on the 10th instant to
discuss the question OF mprovinr tho
roads OF that State. The manufacturers
Record says: "Delegates were present
from every county in the State, and
great interest in the proceedings was
shown by tho people of the city. The
discussion was taken in the following
order:
II. The benefit of good and permanent
highways and the values saved by their
use.
~. ls there any need at this timo for
the improvement of our public roads?
Inc special reasons therefor.
70 The kind of roadways needed in
various parts Of North Carolina and the
pest manner of keeping them in repair.
"a. Ways and means OF building good,
permanent public roads and maintain
ing them"
The writer would be glad to be in
formed whether such a congress has over
been hold in Virginia and the time and
pia-e OF such meeting or meetings, If
any.
What do you think OF the National
Columbian, Limited, Wheelmen's Asso-
citation, at Chicago. scheme? Wonder
how many of our boys will take their
wheels and be independent OF street
cars and other modes of transportation?
1t certainly is immense.
The Maine division is trying to get up
boom. Can't we try our hand at this
same thing?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
The CHILEAN Indemnity.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The board of
naval officers appointed by Secretary
Tracy to decide how the $4,000 in
demnity paid by the CHILEAN govern
ment for the loss of life and injury sus-
tanned by the crew of the United States
steamship Baltimore, have finished their
work and have made their report to
Judge Advocate General Lemley, who
will hand it to Secretary Tracy for his
approval in few days. The decision
will not be given to the public until
after Secretary Tracy has approved it,.
1t Is said that tho fund will be divided
about equally between the families of
the dead seamen and those who sus-
tanned bodily injury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
THERE MAY BE "A FIGHT.
Franco Displeased with Great Britain's
Attitude in Egypt.

Franco Displeased with Great Britain's
Attitude I'm Egypt.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Some surprise was
expressed yesterday at. the news from
Cairo that Lord Cromer had expressed
so confidently in regard to the prompt
suppression of any outbreak that might
occur. To-day advices give grounds for
Lord Cromer's case. His lordship is as
sured OF the entire fidelity of the ma
tives of the Egyptian army to the British
cause and with the British armys occu-
patton and cooperation with the native
troops, it is believed that any attempts
at1nsurrection will be promptly crushed.
LATER.-A Cairo dispatch SAYS that
Lord Cromer called upon the Khediye
this MOI ming to inform him that the
British Cabinet had ordered an increase
OF the British garrison in Egypt. The
dispatch does not state how the Khediye
received the news, but no doubt is felt
that it had profound impression in
dissipating any idea that Mr.. G. adstone
intended to abandon Egypt.
PARIS, Jan. "a Tho sensation in
France over tho action of the British in
Egypt is increasing. The course taken
by England is looked upon as proving a
determination of Great Britain to per
sist in tho occupation of Egypt. The
newspapers unanimously call upon tho
government to vindicate the rights of
France.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
"A Farm House Consumed by tho Upsettinc
of Lamp.

HoLIIDAYsBURG, Jan. 24.-An acct
dent occurred in Woodbury. township
this county, Saturday evening by which
two little children were cremated. A
farmer named Albert Glass and his wife
went to call upon a neighb ir, leaving
their two little girls, aged about 10 and
: years old, alone in the house.
short time after the parents took
their departure a lamp which was sitting
upon the kitchen table was pulled over
by the little girls and it exploded,
throwing the burning oil over their
clothing and setting fire to the house.
The children were burned and the house
reduced to ashes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
GOING 10 AsHv1LLE.
Governor Altgold Comes South In
Search of Health


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Gov-
ernor Altgeld, accompanied by State
Treasurer Ramsey, DR.. Charles Pogue
and L. M. Knebler, OF Chicago, left
Springfield this morning in a special
car over the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road for Ashville, N. c., where they
Will remain until the governor has re.
covered from the nervous ailment
which has confined him to his home
since he was inaugurated two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Altgeld will probably follow her
husband in short time. The party
Will reach Asheville, barring accidents.
to morrow afternoon at o'clock. The
governor said this morning just before
he stepped into his carriage that no
felt much better than any day since the
Inauguration.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25
Nearly 1000 Conversations.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 24-Nearly
2.O0O conversions resulted from B. FAY
Mills meetings here yesterday. More
than 1000 Sunday. school children were
among the number. Business will be
suspended throughout the city on We'd
nesday and the day devoted to revival
meetings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-25

WANTED. MONEY GUARAN-
w teed to purchaser promptly on
100 shares Eastern Building and Loan
association stock, three to nine months
Old in any size certificates; also, for
sale: ten shares Roanoke Building
Association and Investment Company
stock, 46 installments paid, $3.50. Adj
dress Box 145, Roanoke, Va. 1atf.
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for A. J. Conrov & Co.
H. BURCHARD,
Manager.
ROANOKE, Jan. 23, 1893.
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PRETTY HOME.

Very neat cottage, with rooms and
kitchen, in best location in southwest
part OF the city. Lot 5Ox13O feet; S9,1OO.
j. f. WINGFIELD,
210 Commerce street.
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w EST END HOUSE.

7-room house in West End; all i'm
provements; best location; 81, 5OO-S2OO
cash, balance S25 per month
j. +. WINGFIELD,
210 Commerce Street.