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The sun., 1894-10-31
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| neumArkn Prince
s-a Pri-eess OF wales eoins 60 Iivnais.
sr. PETERSBURG. Oct 3o.A despatch from
| Iivadla says the CEar's malady has attacked hi
left lung. and the condition Of his Majesty q
most serious.
A despatch from Yalta says the Czar is much
worse. MANY Of the immediate relatives OF tn,
imperial family are at Yalta. including the
Queen OF Greece and her children and the eld.
est daughter OF the Grand Duke Constantine
uncle of the Gar. Among the others also pres.
ent are Father Pobiedonestezeff. the Procurator
Of the Holy Synod: Court Minister Count Verun.
zofr- -Dachkoff. and the Grand Master OF Cere-
monies Of the Russian Court, Prince Dolgorouki.
The latter arrived this morning. The weather
is warm and clear with bright Sunshine.
The Ofcidl Gazette announces that the EN-
peror received holy communion yesterday. the
anniversary OF the CZar's escape from death in
the railway disaster near Burki.
The anniversary was celebrated at Livadia and
Yalta and throughout Russia. Father Ivan con-
Quoted services during the day, first in the
chapel at Livadia and afterward at Yalta Ser
vices were also held In the palace at Yalta by
the confessor Of the Emperor which were at
tended bv the Czarina and members OF the i'm
perial family, the Queen OF Greece. and many
guests. The evening banquet. usual upon the
occasion, was abandoned.
Inc 1OllOWinR bulletin was issued from LivndiA
at o O'Clock this evening, During the day the
splitting OF blood continued, and the Emperor
was seized at times with shiyering f'ts His
temperature was 1OO' Fahrenheit, and his pulse
DOo and weak. His breathing was dif,cult He
can take only little nourishment, and has be-
cam. ,or, ,,..t Tho ,na.u,a H.. ,s-o...,
e '.iS "'A' i"' NAeh" hse iheroaoeu
materially"
The bulletins concerning the lung disease OF
,ho C,.r Jso,,, .0o,,aa a.. M, IT. -.
lne ,ha. aeepiy enec.eo tne pubic BOYS are
selling the notices In the streets. Grave crowds
gathered round the bulletin boards nil day
Tho I,,,,,noI ~ q, p.,srs,,,r1 ,na n,har n.
De ''"' ,,",-, ~ VI E nnu o.he. he"s-
papers testify again to their gratitude for for
eign sympathy. They Ascflbe the manifesto
,ion. -, barr.so d, ,ha .or~,,o. -, ,.o C-.
t'ohs Vi homage 10 tne services OF the Czar as
peacemaker whose aversion to war was recog-
nized universally
-, ~. 40 o.,
LONDON oct. 3o.-in consequence OF the re-
ceipt of an urgent Telegram from the CZarina,
the Prince and Princess NJ wai.s will .,art t,r
-, - ~ " so ioi
LNahlh AT $40 O'CLOCK tomorrow morning,
travelling night and day.
The Central Neys correspopdent IN D.rm.rL
,,.. ~, ...--s.. - y. .',,
sayS tha'. IN consequence Oh an urgent telegram
received this morning. King Christian and HIS
The sun., 1894-10-31

A Little FiEht Between the Troops or
Hayti and Saa DsninEo.

Advices received here yesterday from Port-au-
Prince. Hayti. from letter dated Oct. ~. which
arrived on the steamship Prins Wilhelm H.
state that rupture is imminent between Hayti
and San Domingo. An engagement Is reported
TO have taken place on Oct. IL between troops
Of the two republics near the boundaries. The
San Domingo troops, Il Is said. entered upon
HRytian territory and were repulsed.
The trouble H. said 10 have been caused by
Domingo 10 force the Haytians 10 continue the
payment OF a subsidy for the maintenance %
the San Domingo army.
Gen. MAniRHt, who was conspicuous FIVE years
ago as the chief Of the Haytian revolutionary
party. IL said 20 be on his way 10 san DOmin-
90 City In the hope that he may be able 10 take
advantage of the war feeling and stir up an
other revolution among the HAytians.
The HAyttAn army Is said 70 be well discip-
lined for them and able to Quell any revolution
AIRY disturbance as soon as 1t may ApDear.
The sun., 1894-10-31
she str.sa HIa o. sAs Nose.

A tall, hAshily dressed blond woman walked
up TO a comfortable looking old gentleman in
front OF DelmOnicO's. on Broadway. early last
evening and hit him In the nose. He appeared
surprised at first bat soon, with cry Of rage.
he raised his hand 70 strike the woman. She
warded on the blow with her lsft hand and
planted hearty right handler on the smArting
fsaturs. and thls time his nose bled freely. II
WAS very Ted and there were red spots ON his
shirt front when . policeman came along and
took ne nalr 10 the Tenderloin station. There
The man wouldn't make complaint when he
found thai tt would nbligc him to give his name.
lie said lie didnt knOW the woman She vas
drunk and fearful and refused " Kiye her BsIns
Sergeant HAlpln Locked her up On . chArRs u
being drunk and dis0rdsrly, ahd allowed Ne
hlAl y ~ koEaA
The sun., 1894-10-31
sHE WorLDN'T 40 10 JERSEY err.
A French NGrse. EaEagsd Abroad, s1ss 6sa.
HsPPsRheIner OF the New Jsrs~y Militia.

Gen. William G, Heppenheimer, State
Comptroller and Inspectur-General Of the New
Jersey State militia, was a defendant yesterday
in the First District Court, in Jersey City. in .
suit for S"5 brought by Francena Ediam, a
French nurse The General went 10 Europe last
summer with his wife and baby. While in Paris
Ee engaged Miss Ed.sm Hs a nurse for the baby.
The GeneTal and his wife persuaded the nurse to
accompany them to this country. Ou arriving
at the steamship pier in this city the nurse posi-
lively refused "a 90 TO Jersey City. aud demand "a
months wages S25. ten. HCppcUhrimCT re-
fused tO pay her, as the month WAS not up. tien.
HeppenheimeT, who i a lawyer, represented
himself al the trial, and the FTcuCh nurse Cun-
Quoted her own case. Judge Pustcr reserved
deCisiun
The sun., 1894-10-31
sta1bsa VIA : Pap.T Cater Ia PIay.

While several l2-yeAT-old boys, who live In
the neigh bOrhOOd, were playing in an eItsIn-
POrized melodramA At Second AVsnus and Forty
sixth street last night Willie Newman. who was
the hero, jAbbed Joe Righ. the villain. with an
iron pa per cutter.
The lad fell AL grOaned - naturally that his
acting won much applause, untll II MAS discoV-
cred that he MAS bleeding from = wound hi III.
ehest. Then theTe VAS CONSERVATION. until an
ambnlancs surgeon, ho Was summoned found
4eeRs
The sun., 1894-10-31
HOGAN ON coRSER STANDING.
Why DO tLs Police Arrest CA0EsHdIag ss-
ISOa Keepers IastsAd ST CrImIsAIsE

"What are you doing heref" asked Police
man Caddell Of the Mercer street station when
he found Harold butcher of 49 Grove street at
Wayerley place and Maodougal street on Mon
day night.
"Standing ON the corner" replied DutchSr.
"WhHt Is your business"
"None OF yours" was the reply.
Don't you give me any OF your impudence."
said CAddell. ARE ''"g butcher.
In jefferson A.a..rt Court yesterday morning
Justice Hogan stign.atiLed the arrest as an Out-
rage. lie aided
Young man sou bad perfect right 70 stand
on the corner II you wanted 90, and the polioe-
man had no business to arrest yuu. What dis
ease the police force Is Al present suffering from
Is more than ! know. RnbbeTies and other
crimes are OF almost daily occurrence In all
parts Of the city. yet the police seem only de
tailed 10 interfere with quiet, lay-abiding Citi-
gems or 70 aErest unonendins saloon keepers.
You are discharged"
butcher said aftsFwari that he Intended to
bring the matter bcfure the LeNuw committee
and 70 Gue tbs policeman for false imprisOn-
ment.
The sun., 1894-10-31
Thres HarEIar. KIIIsa Ia . sa.asL.ap.

JERSEY SHORE. Pa, Oct. 80. Seventeen cars
we're wrecked IA an accident ON the Bnech Greek
Railroad AZ Horse shoe curve early this morn
ing. caused ~ the breaking Of a brake bran.
ThToe men were kllcd. and from the complete
kitk whiCh they carried thry are supposed 70
have been professional burglars. LeNis Z.
Trump u I'll. place had ala skgl Injured Ths
6grSlAEl ARa IEaEaR HeEe BtsAlLkg Tlds.
The sun., 1894-10-31
HARRISON CHIPs IN $1,000.
JUst a Little Contribution 10 the RepubII-
ean state COnnIttse.

The Hon. Benjamin Harrison when he the
Republican candidate for President two years
ago contributed all tod to the Republican Ma
ti0nal Committee 10000. The Hon. Groyer
Cleveland contributed "a the Democratic Ma
Harrison gave his cheek for =. 600 To the Re-
publican STATE Committee, The Demos rattle
llENRland.
The sun., 1894-10-31

Morgan 4 BEOther, st0gAgs waErhogsss, ssa y. asa
~ y - lSsa ss@sld sSsofdiAS = Lsilsss.-zis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05
LAWLEssNEss AND ITS ABET-
TORS.

THE idea has found its way in
to the craniums OF few eastern
people that something should be
done to restore order in the In
dian Territory. The withdrawal
OF the express companies, which
are backed by eastern money
is, no doubt, the moving cause.
but that is of little consequence if
only the authorities will take the
matter and do something toward
ridding that country of outlaws
and desperadoes who make il the
base of operation simply because
there are no local news to prevent
it. 1t is con,emptable freak of
human nature that cloSes the ears
OF a great majority of eastern
people to all appeals emanating
from the scene of trouble. but
when eastern capi.ols is involved
there come simultaneous howl
from the press, and petitions are
fired into Washington from all
quarters for some sort of relief.
The people who suffer from
these depredations, however.
will not stand on proprieties, bat
viii gladly accept such relief as
the government should have
rendered long ago. Since the
secretary of the interior has an
nounced a policy there is reason
10 hope that something will be
done toward ridding the country
OF these outlaws. Such action
by the government, however, is
out temporary, and should only
be adopted till the next meeting
OF congress. There is but one
permanent remedy: That is the
policy advocated by the Eagle .
from the beginning. Dissolve
the tribal relation of the five civ
ilized tribes on terms of justice
and fairness to the Indians, and
admit the whole of Oklahoma. I
the Cherokee Strip and the ter
ritory held by these tribes, as a
state This and this only will
give the people advantages and
he power of local self govern
nent, and they would not he
ong in restoring order, The I
dinco Minstrel voices the senti-
nent of the people there in this 1
igorous and truthful language.
Wichita Eagle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05
COTTON MARKET Report.
Assignso's Sale.

Assignso's Sale.
Notice - hnreby siyea thltby virtue ~ the
power vestei la m ~ n certtin DE- 4 ~ ~
isn nent July cteruted by q iDrgs l.. tgyiin
~ october 18th, lsli, ant or sam diy i1ir
lci ior curl In tbs alarS'a % n 90 for a.
Third Jutic nj Division. lilif1 tcrriffy.
snail pro eed To =" nj public auction. 20 thr
ttSheet bidder for cash. at the Hpwiip sforH
lonsc ~ Lebanon. T., nn ~afur fay the i5fit
iny Of Wow Jnber. lSt. brfw sen o. h1urs ~.
" IN and 2p. ~ the flilowlps psnpt fy 80 q,
conveyed 10 IN by said deed Of .siIani nj
to-wit:
stock Of g1tls c1hsistng or dry Tools
groceries. hHFts shoes has. hnrdNars ete
lNiurcs in sti strre hons. onr iron sffo D.
ION. !. q , 0An n.e huu. q itlnf ID 10
situated at Lebanon. I r known na tn,
iIowlin st0 . h0nsr stms hsins ali the urp l.
riy couvc' = {" ~ Nv SAL I et o. assign
fnrnt, exc pt notes aud nccau Us.
W %. Il a.. Ass' gnae.
ia'od october " 1885,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05

TOMORROW il election day
throughout the United States the
Indian Territory and few states
excepted. The campaign just
closing has been a hotly contest
ed one the issues on which it was
fought being about the same as Il
hotly contested law suit. Now
the arguments are closed both
pro and con and the jury COM
posed OF the people of the whole
country are to decide on n ver-
dict at the polls tomorrow. What
that verdict will be remains as
much in doubt rs though il wore
n horse race or guess whom n
girl will marry. We hope to
hear of democratic successes all
along the line, rs for it to be
otherwise is TO condemn their
good works begun and partially
completed in congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05
ARoMoaE, MoNo,Y, Nov. 3.

GIVE no man your trade unless
he is progressive enough in his
business m ,.hols to recognize
his lo,al papers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05

4 4 NJ = ID
fnvni' exc pt notes end accoa Is,
na'ed October ls 1891.
PROFESSIONAL
/ HERBERT & LEWIS,
7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office over City National Bank
Ardmore. |. r.
-
SOLOMON p. JAcRsoN.
ATTORNEY Ar Law.
s-ls- Dficc up stairs iust across IN,
street la front ol court hous,
Ardnore. |. T..
RENSGE X M',LUkE,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
e=5~ Office opposite curt House. cor
ncr Main aud Court street.
Ardmo'c. I. Y.
--'-----s-'s's--sss>-s-s -
"a. BARRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ssy"Oiiice in Williams & Pennington
Building, Arlmore, /. +.
--s----------'--------------.-
u. [; pouerf Henry i:ardy
ro1rElF "a uAiDl.
ATiOl,Ni NS AZ LAW.
srS~Otiicc over Hardy Building. Ard
more. !. =. Notary ia Office. Ni
practice in all Federal aud Sat,
Courts.
ARTHUR wALCo1T.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
sSly-Onice with Moran Scott, L. :
Commissioners, Ar,'mcrr, | =.
J. G. THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
tar Ohico over Joe +. R0bipson Ard.
more, |. T..
-----------------------
DICK Il BSoWN,
ATTORNEYS SArLAW.
g0~Oliice up stairs. in Smith build
ing, corner Maiu aud Court 81,
JOHN l.. GAIT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON.
NEYaNCER.
cey~ Office at Iron Store, Ardmorc
|. L.
A. MAYS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTANG
NOTARY PUELIC.
Oflice up ,tairs IN Whittingtoi
building.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-05

WANTED Wood in exchange for
subscription 10 the Weekly .lRDnoRE.
ITE. lOocord5 will be tAus accepted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29

Judge Kent once in very sensible
and summary fashion disposed of quib-
Bile such as lawyers so often set ND in
defense of their clients A man was in
dicted for burglary, and the evidence on
the trial showed that it consisted in cut
ting hole through a tent in which sew
eral persons were sleeping and then in
Producing his head and arm through the
hole and abstracting various articles of
value.
1t was claimed by prisoners counsel
that inasmuch as he never actually en-
tered tho tent with his whole body he
had not committed the offense charged
and must therefore be acquitted.
The judge in reply to this plea told
the jury that if they were not satisfied
that the whole man was involved in the
crime they might bring in a verdict of
guilty against SO much of him as was
thus involved.
The jury, after brief consultation,
found the right arm, the right shoulder
and the head Of the prisoner guilty of
the offensc Of burglary.
The judge therefore sentenced the
right arm, the right shoulder and head
to imprisonment with hard labor In the
state prison for two years, remarking
that. as to the rest Of the mans body, he
might do with it what ne pleased. -
Green Bag.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
Early Efforts at Making Cook Stoves.

Doubtless some form of cooking stove
has been used from very early period.
Previous to 1745 the stoves of all kinds
used In America were imported from
Holland or Germany, but in that year
stove was invented by Benjamin
Franklin that was great improvement
on all that had preceded it. In 1771 he
continued his inventions in this line and
produced stove for burning bitumi-
nous coal which consumed Its own smoke
and another which, after being filled at
the top, could be inverted and made to
burn from the base. Between 1885 and
1895 several improvements in stoves,
ovens, heating and cooking apparatus
were made by Count Rumford, and ms
early as 1903 his soapstone lined ranges
had been introduced in New York and
were coming gradually into general use.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
WAS NOT DIR. EDDY.

Tho Man Arrested at Charlottesville and
Brought Here Bears no semblsnoe to Him.
Policeman Rigney returned yesterday
afternoon from Charlottesville, where
he had gone after DR.. C. R. Eddy, the
veterinary surgeon, who Is wanted here
for stealing from L. G. White. Rigney
had the man who had been arrested at
that place for Eddy, and took him to
the station house. When DR.. White
saw him he said at once that he was not
DR.. Eddy. and several gentlemen, who
are acquainted with the latter, also said
that he was not the man.
The prisoner stated that his name
was William Henry Arthur, and that he
has lived in Charlottesville for about
two years. He said that he was arrested
Monday, and, although he insisted that
his name was not Eddy. the Charlottes-
Vile authorities held him and notified
the Roanoke police
Arthur does not all answer the
description OF Eddy, and it is strange
that he should have been arrested for
him. AS soon as the mistake was dis
covered Arthur was released from con-
hnement. He takes his arrest good
naturally, and says he has often had a
desire to visit Roanoke, although he
does not like the manner in which he
was brought here.
Did you miss the Carnival last night?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
BUSINESS NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.- A
4 meeting Of the Common Council of
Roanoke, Va, held MarcA q, 1894, the
following resolution was adopted. Be
IT. resolved, That all persons paying
city taxes OF 1893 in money between now
and tho first day OF May next. DO al
lowed rebate OF percent, which has
been added according TO law. In 40.
cordance with above resolution per
cent. rebate will be allowed on citv
taxes within the specified time and I
hope every ax.payer will take adyan.
tage OF it. Most respectfully, G. W.
THOMAS, City Treasurer. alolm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
MARSHALL s WENDELL PIANO
What 1t Is.

What It is
a Piano whose history, as 1t appears,
Covers forty cvcntful, developing wears
In which 1t has distanced full many compcers-
1t lei
a piano which steadily, grandly, has grown
Until even Its rivals reluctantly own
ihae ~ rates as first-clsss, both III beauty and
1t Tel
Inc survival OF flttcst" here finds its solution.
TOT the product OF patient, precise, evolution"
AS well as OF sturdy, intense resolution
1t Is!
a Piano whose mlseion 1t has been to teach
That tho highest success is within easy reach
vi unhagging persistence, for all and for each
II si
a P1ano whose dulcet, melodious notes.
Accord with the music from sweet warblers,
throate ~ ""'oieis
Which on the sweet air of the bright sprng.timo
1t Isl
Piano you'll soon learn to love and caress.
distress, ' ''''e ''ui
And charmcr and friend. before long you'll con-
fees 80 wv - WI
1t is!
Hobbie Music Co., sole dealers, No.
l57 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
Tea and Social at ON ri.t Chnrol, Raotorx

The tea and social at the rectory of
Christ Church, 316 Church avenue s. w.,
this afternoon and evening, will be
under the direction and management of
tho Christ Church Circle of Kings
daughters. Supper will be provided,
ana during the evening singing will be
an attraction. Gentlemen are invited
to stop at the rectory for supper.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29

THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ROA.
noke: In response to tho card signed "MSnv
voters" ms we'll as upon the personal sol Icitation
OF many friends, who have been kind enough 10
Indicate the desire that should hold the ofAce 7
hereby announce myself Ne candidate for the
ONCE OF mayor OF the city OF Roanoke
Should be elected to this honorable position
promise to the people faithful and conserya,
i've administration of the office, with due regard
10 INC rights and Interests OF all classes. My
wei known to many voters. My candidacy fs
subject to the Democratic primary. Respectfully,
hoSiAN IL. COChE. 31l to
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
Meeting of the Library Asso citation.

meeting of the Public Library
Association was held in their room In
the Y. M c. A. building yesterday after.
noon, and transacted some business of
minor Importance. The association wish
to offer thanks to the Y. M. c. A. for
the room and to Mr.. Geary for the doors
The association is in need of book cases
and other things and all favors will be-
gratefully received.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
A Barrel of Flour for CharItv.

The Alert Fire Companys dance at
st. Andrews hall was largely attended
last night. The dance will not be held
to- night, but will be resumed to. morrow
night. Two young ladies are raising
funds for the company and the one who
raises the largest amount will be pre-.
scented with a barrel of flour to.
morrow night. Both contestants have
signified their intention OF donating
the floor to charitable purposes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29

Robert Armstedi, alias Bob Chaney,
the colored man who was arrested by
the deputy United States marshal
tuesday night for selling liquor with
out license, was given hearing be-
fore Commissioners Rhodes last night.
He was sent on to tho fall term of the
Onlted States grand jury, and COM
mitted to jail in default Of 5000 bail.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
The Social Postponed.

The social OF the Augsburg League,
Christian Endeavor, which was to have
been held at tho st. Marks Church
to night, has been postponed until
Friday night OF next week. The bust
ness meeting to be held previous to
social will also be postponed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.
Siss OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on tn
streets by Times Reporters-Points
political, Social and General Happen
ing Yesterday.
What 4. Going on To-day.

What 10 Going on To- day.
HUsrINas CoURT-Civilcsscs
TEMPLE EMANUEL HALL-Purim entertain
ment.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURou-Willoughby Readc
recital.
CHRIST CHURCH REcTORY-Tea and social.
BERKELEY Misunderstanding Mountain Dale
Lodge. I. o. o. f.
WRIGHT BLocK-Mcctlng Virginia Castle,
X. of NC.
rYTniAS HALL = Meeting osccola Lodge.
K. ofP.
JUNIOR ORDER HALL-Mccting Martha Wash
lngton Council Daughters OF Liberty
BERKELEY Misunderstanding Young Mems
Institute.
DAY BuiLDING-R. NJ. w. Guards masked cav
nival.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
The Guards Carnival Last Night.

The masked carnival of the Machine
Works Guards last night was we'll at
tended and pleasant evening was
spent The mask feature OF the car
nlval does not seem to be a popular one,
ana TO night and tomorrow night no
masks will be worn.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29

Emanuel hall on Henry street in com.
memoration of their holiday, "Purim. :"
A monograph will be operated during
the intermission. The entertainment
will be under the direction of Superin-
tendent A Wiener, and the proceeds
will be devoted to the organ fund.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
Afraid He Would Leave Town

Cornelius Laughlin, white man, was
arrested last night by City Sergeant T.
r. Iil!ett, on capias, and locked up
1augnlln is indebted to the firm of
Nicholas & Woodward to the amount of
$3.50 and they hearing that he was 90
ing to leave the city, had him arrested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29
BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED
~ for the Roanoke Athletic Baseball
Club, eight men, from April l. Men
will average half the time out OF town.
Address stating full particulars and
bottom price per week. "R A. c."
TIMES office. 32slw.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-29

TO TIE VOTERS OF ROANOKE CITY: I
~ hereby announce myself u candidate for the
once OF commissioner OF the revenue, subject to
port. II elected pledge myself to discharge the
dntics or the office faithfully and to the best OF
3 III tie ~--'