The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
THE TIMES KODAK.
interesting News Items Gath.
cred around Salem.

here on visit TO friends.
Sunday-school has been ornanized
at Zion with 200 scholars, and Adoiphus
Trout as uperintendent
Eugene Conrad, the popular clerk at
billiard e Persinger's drug store, is
quite sick at his homo on Maryland
avenue.
The plans and specification for tho
inf1rma-y at the Baptist Orphanage are
at tho store OF w. R. Whitesc ,rver, and
bids will be received until May Is. The
com nittee reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids
The Thu es-Register is responsible for
the statement that when j. j. Scott, of
the Loan and Trust Bank, went to be
raised" in the Masonic lodge last
Monday night while the work OF "prep-
sration" was going on. he requested
that il he died to tell mother that
died game, and give Bill my gun"
There will be erected in few days
outside OF Captain Burdetts store, on
Main street, tall pole, upon which he
will swing daily to the breeze colored
nag denoting the weather probabilities
for the next twenty four hours, as re-
ported every morning from the United
States weather bureau at Lynchburg.
bulletin board outside the ca plains
store will explain the signi 6cation Of
the different flags.
Among the corps of instructors this
year at the School of Methods at Bod
ford City are Prof f. V. N. Painter and
Prof r. N S.earns, Of Salem. The
former will teach history and science OF
education and the latter algebra and
arithmetic Tho old favortes of last
year. Prof. Sou III wick, Prot. Apgar, DIR.
White, Miss Corinne Harrison and Miss
Virginia Reynolds, will be there this
year. besides host Of other talented
men and women.
In Roanoke county circuit court yes
terday several Important matters were
submitted to Judge Blair. In the South
Salem Land Cou pany case Major Griffin
contested the confirmation Of the sale
OF the land to Geo. Logan for $4,000,
and the court took the matter under
advisement. The decree in the case Of
the Oil Well Supply Company and other
creditors vs.. the Salem DEVELOPMENT
Company was contested by W. G.. r.
Fitzgerald, who claimed lease on =
portion of said companys lands recently
sold. The court reserved its decision
w. M. Montgomery for Fitzgerald,
Colonel Logan and others for the de-
fense. In the case of the Riverside
Land Company, of Buchanan, vs.. j. II.
Frantz aud Mason Rornaine, heretofore
reported in The TINES the court de-
clded IN favor OF the company, thus
holding that garnishment proceedings
were proper. The case of s. A. Ward
VS.. the Virginia Land Company wa.
heard. 1t seems that Judge Blair here
tofore granted an injunction against
said company restraining them from
erecting fences on their lands, which
were plotted and sold; that they had
previously rented a portion of their
lands 10 ono Miller. and that he, having
notice Of this injunction, cree ted fence
around certain OF this property he had
plowed, thus injuriDg a number of those
who lived on said company's land by
closing certain streets. Judge Blair
held this to BE- contempt Of the courts
decree. and 6ned him $40. Judge
Williams, OF Roanoke, represented the
aggrieved and Captain Berkeley and
Col. X II Lcpan the tenant
letter received here Yesterday from
DR.. j Shanks states toa. he arrived
safely in New York city with the three
boys AT 1880 Tuesday morning, and that
by 10 o'clock they b.d received one
treatment at the Pa teuf Institute and
would get another al ) in the afternoon,
but that it had not s!ckened them then
az IT generally does the frst few DAYS
The boys required considerable looking
after in the train and walking through
the streets, going along with heads ele-
waited, looking st u tops OF the tall
buildings. The doct at the institute
agreed to keep the b. in the institute
and furnish them b .rd there during
the two weeks trcatn ont for S125 each,
q special reduction
The Institute is il magnificent
building eight storic- high on West
Ninety seventh street, facing Central
Park. All of the mployes are French.
Quite number of patients are thero
VINO have been bitten by rabid dogs and
several who are being treated for ner-
vous troubles. The matron will look
after the three boys and will be pretty
strict so as 70 keep them from annoy
ing the nervous patients. Dr. Shanss
will board near the Institute, and will
go over to see the boys and take them
out for exercise
The treatment. for those bitten by
rabid dogs consists in hypodermic,i!y
injec ling, four inches to the right or lie It
OF the ambitious, a small quantity of
anti rab6ic fluid twice daily for three
or four days, and then once each day,
tne fluid being made moro and more
potent until fifteen days have passed,
when tho patient is considered rroof
against the development OF rabies.
County Elscti on Officers
A meeting Of the electoral board, of
tu halI