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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of q perfect La.
atiye; elfectually cleansing the systell,
dispelling colds, headaches and favac,
and permanently curing constipation
It has given satisfaction TO millions aG5
met with the approval of the mcdieal
profession, because it acts On the E.i,-
neys, Liver and Bowels without wca'
oning them and it IS sperfeo,ly free ffoa
every Objectionable substance
Syrup of Figs is for sale by III dug
eists in SOC and 81 bottles, bai IL IS 7ia;.
ufactured by the California Fjg &y."
Co. only, whose mamie is printed 3u cy.-
package, also the name, Syrup o} II:
md being well informed, yor viii.
accent any substitute i o1es,C.
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Buckley & Kirby.

Wholesale & retail dealers in
Meats, Game, Fish, Chickens, Eggs,
Butter and all table delicacies.
Henry Hollister, Manager Pro-
duce Department. City trade solic-
tied. No. 81 East Broad st. 523 m
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
The Worlds Columbian Exposition

Will be of value to the world by il
lustrating the improvements in the
mechanical arts, and eminent ply
sicians will tell you that the epregress
in medicinal agents has been of
equal Importance, and as strength
ening laxative that Syrup of Figs
is far in advance of all others
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
"Get There and Stay There .

Tens of thousands attest the won
derful oratorical powers OF the
great Georgia evangelist, Do not
miss hearing this great humorist
and instructive orator,
Railroads have granted special
low rates for the occasion.
Reserved seats at usual prices, 1T
9. II, Barrrelle a. Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29

The earlier symptoms of dyspep-
sia, such as distress after eating,
heartburn, and occasional head
aches, should not be neglected.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla if you
wish to be cured.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29

Hoods pills cure all liver ills, bill
iousness, jaundice, Indigestion, sick
headache. z
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
Ice Cream Soda.

Gas you like it'D at Smiths
bio
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
CUTTING AFFRAY.

A cutting affray occurred in the
Office of the Hucllins house, yester-
day afternoon, in which Chas. Beld-
ing and Vim. Witt, both painters,
were principals, A third party, in
the person Of Sterling Templeton,
took some part in the affray, wheth-
er as a peace maker, or combatant,
does not fully appear.
The details of the affray, as re-
lated by disinterested parties, who
were present, make it to appear
that Witt, accompanied by Temple
ton, entered the hotel Office, where
Bedding was at work. painting, and
advancing to where the latter stood
spoke to him in a casual way. In
another moment the sound of a
quarrel was heard and Witt was
seen to slap at Belding, with one
hand, while he slashed him across
the body with a knife, in the other
Belding seized a hammer with which
to strike his assailant, but had his
arm grasped and held by Templeton.
At this time Jim Faull, the hotel
clerk appeared on the scene and
forced the combatants to desist,
ordering Witt and Templeton from
the house, otherwise, it is thought
that Belding would have Jared
much worse than he did. The
wounded man was taken upstairs
to a room where medical attention
was summoned and his wound sew
ed up. The assailant Witt and his
companion, Templeton, were
promptly arrested and placed un-
der bond to appear, before Mayor
Edwards, sitting, ex-oficio, as JUS
tice of the peace, at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, for preliminary
examination, on a charge of assault
to kill. The injuries received by
Belding are not considered at all
dangerous, owing to the fact that
the weapon with which the wound
was made detected by striking a
lower rib, and making a glancing
cut, instead of a direct thrust.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29
The yellow Glow Of the Horiz on

Painted on the sky by the setting
sun. is beautiful. Not so the sallow
saffron of a face tinged with bile.
And OH the unspeakable discom-
fort that bile in the wrong place
produces. Twinges in the right
side and under the right shoulder
blade, nausea, vertigo, sick head
ache, constipation, faulty digestion.
Not in an instant can the symp-
toms of biliousness be dispelled, but
persistence in the use of Hostel
ter's Stomache Bitters will eradi-
cate them, restore digestion and
regularity Of the bowels, and coun-
teract tendencies to more aggri-
waited complaints, which an inter-
ruption of these functions begets.
Rheumatism, inactivity of the kid
neys and bladder, neuralgia, and
inability to sleep, are also remedied
by this genial preventative and re-
storative of nerve force and tran
guilty. AS an antidote to the pois-
on of malaria, it is unfailing and
prompt A wineglassfull three
times a day.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-29

We carry decidedly the largest freshest and greatest
wment Of Family Groceries, Produce, Supplies and gen
u Eatabes of any house strctyin line ALL KINDS
OF FEED, BEST CREAMERY BUTTER and CHEESE
ASTECIALTY Our prices assist us in budingu bus
mess which enables us still further to cut on margins
Families hotels boarding houses and railroad contrac-
tors, deal with us, because they
GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR.
Goods delivered free in city limits.
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The Newspaper Proprietor

inc proprietor's main business does
IT, Hlu'h concern YOU, for IL Is the
drawing Of profits. These are yery hg
III most o!iiceS, and il Is not well 10 Iaf
your fancy dwell on them. As however
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tne energies OF an obie-5odie1 man no
piOp-irlor mas generally a god dolI ~
uiue To devote 10 interfering win tho
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dui.c NeH-educated men, and these If
ott.ar' nuke the sport much more fas-
- ing Tor the proprietor and the rest
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o. - /" IuIe, INTO close contact with tho
iNh,'.I writer, you will find az il i1teresfs
you 10 do 500 that he generally rrii,nbIss
ne e." MUIh or praises IL accordingly
,,,i, "n eIlt9r Is pleased or diSpleased
"Itn II. rms, we need hardly say. has
-, - Junction at all with the value 81
80 Sut writing or with his real estimate
- - H. ~ Is part Of the game.
Nh r,lileS re may deiRn TO converse
80, iTu. IN mat case you had better
nm nm ms right place at once. he will think
NJ, rurh letter OF you FOR doing So. Ho.y-
~ u ne mas occasion to sueofct =,
~ =" tehuehcy 10 he late. that IL a
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.,!" when an good men of business
c,,'1,ti nc ldpluIy perceives that YOU may /
c1u9hy occasion him the loss of n -,
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80 uihe the printer grumbles much |
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" Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
ROBERT J. Is STILL KING
HE EASILY DEFEATS JOE PlTCHEN
IN TWO HEATS.
Tho Fastest Third Heat on Recoro-A'ir,
Flying Jib and Directly Fall to
Lower Their Records.

DAVENPORT, IOWA, Sept T.-Robert
J. is still king Of PAGERS. Before ten
thousand people, on the Davenport mile
track to-day. he easily defeated Joe
Patchen two straight heats and tncn' al
ter Joe had withdrawn by agreement
paced a mile. with a running mate IN
2:02 81, the fastest third heat by two
seconds ever paced. In the first heat ne
finished in a jog. with lead OF SIX
lengths, In 2:oj IL. The second was won
by four lengths. In 2.)J 81 The last quar-
ter Of the third heat was in % 81.
FAILED 70 LOWER TREIs RECORDS.
COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 27.-About loT'
people Witnessed the races at the toluih-
DuS DRIVING Park to-day. Inc "cdtHcl
was warm and clear. but not warm
enough TO bring out the mettlc OF the
horses. The track was fast. Dut 700
hard. AlIN went TO beat her record vi
and she landed under the wire In ;:Uti2'
The time by quarters was 81, WI,
1877, 2:oi2 Her driver. McDoNeii'
made great effort to lower her record
by hearty applause Flying JIb was sent
against her record Of 2:04 and landed
under the wire I'm 2:Ofl..
Directly was also sent against his rec
ord of 2.01 ~ and finished in 200 -
The team race between AZOte and An
swer. owned by Salisbury, and Roseleaf
and Sally Simmons. owned by George
starr. was close and exciting The lat
.er team won by about half a length.
The Salisbury team led all the way round
10 the stretch, when one OF the horses
Jrokc and Starr shot ahead holding the
cad to the wire. The time was 2:15 IL.
ne worlds record by a trotting team in
J race The fastest mile previously made .
~ q team in a race was 2163
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
COZ. j. JHOMIS GOODE VEDy.
MIss Ida Jonos E.comcs His Hride-Buf
fac Iitbja Springs

BOYDTON. VA. Sept. 27-Special--
Colonel j. Thomas GoOde who declined
the nomination Of the Populist conycn-
ton Of this congressional district for
Congress. was married on yesterday 10
Miss Ida. daughter of Henry r.. Jones,
Esq. of this county. The wedding was
a very private affair, only the immediate
family of the contracting parties being
present.
G. NJ. Browns new tobacco warehouse,
on jefferson street, l50XG0 feet. Is being
rapidly built This warehouse has a good
ordering house in the rear Of the ma IN
building, something which has hereto
fore been greatly needed here for the
proper handling OF tobacco.
our people are in much better spirits
than they have been for some time. and
improvements are rapidly going on. Sew
eral new houses are being built, and
others improved.
Colonel Thomas +. Gcode. proprietor
OF the buffalo lithia Springs, Is remodel
ing his residence mere, which he uses for
his winter home. / am told that the addi-
ton he Is making VIII cost hin $1,000
lie VIII have all the modern conven!enceS
of city residence. The Colonel has an
immense income. over SiO.0U0 is said to
be his net income for 1899. lie does q
great deal Of good with his money, holp-
Ing the poor. Last year he gave 81 go
10 pension confederate soldiers OF Meek
IenDurg county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
RACArIiON ~ IAlA UnIOLES.
he Governor of hiaTyiund and The Mavor
at Baltimore Expected to he Pr,.ent.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. g7.-As the
uay Tor the return OF the Orioles grows
ntaIer, Enthusiasm In this city grows
greater The deciding game played on
iucSIdy, winch gave rise 10 Sucu Nucifcr-
Gus bdrstS OF enthusiasm. did not SATISFY
or lessen the popular interest in the game.
Inc retcplua at the ttth-Regmont al
Hoiy VIII take place tuesday night, be-
tween ana $3.50 o'clock. AlOs. OF IN.
members OF the reception committee Wi,
be IA Iull dress. Governor Brown. MayG,
LalIoDe ana a number OF prominent men
h'tNs DtvH invited to be present upon This
occasion. The drnOry nall Will be dec.
GRATED with hags, ,uutnE and plants
Inc reception committee is instructed 10
atborj al the 'arollton Hotel at $50
o CLOCK Tuesday afternoon.
ne parade VIII be one of the features
OF tHe celebration. Marshal Samuel Reg
ester has received over one hundred an
pneauohs Tor places in line, and many
O'Her organizations have yet to be hoard
rom A number OF lady enthusiasts
nave notified Mr.. REGISTER thai me
Won, be IN line in carriages. ana tLer,
r earn pe d" Toop OF mounted men. Each
c"i!idSe OF the thirty contdining The re-
tep4oh committee and the PLAYERS viii
DC decorated on one side with ina hrioI
~o,oI.' ana on the other with fac-sirile
NJ q we parade viii be the turnout OF |
MI Nelson Widem1nn. II VIII corsist |
OF an oid-tashioncd English DRAG hui' |
III 1871 which vii be sally decorated ~ |
''H' ''t i'IS VIII be planted four
poles, 20 which will he fcst6orri i"uF
y geS sc cover Upon the latter win be lail
!. ~; E;'IuIIe rooter. or small pix. wLjc5
VIZ probably assist tdc bands in lin
me committee, which VIII 20 to Waab.
I ms'oh 10 escort the players TO this city
las becn increased 20 twenty ncr,bd.s'
III chosen from among the general - -
. .,,2 committee. The same committea
' nii Sct as escort to Mr.. Nick Young
resident OF the Leaaue. who has hats,,,
invited to. attend the banquet = ~
.,sicpt'' or New York has also been in IN.
lted. Marshal REGISTER announced nm al.
e had appointed captain y. Ino Go Jhd'
orc, as chief Of STAFF. The lis J'0 ~
tan lntin.eEs w.ll soon be announcsJi
commit e, consisting OF jerome 81 81
oyce, ". Eoud Israel RosenfelJ ola ~;
r rH,uSt ds,ScS'er was appointed to maxi AXE
orks during the parade, and viii nre-
U ard Commissioners for an advsn 1ne
,a' s ~ O5 poncemen. The general commit
: SENDS forth an urgent appeal tn III
, usehs 70 decorate their homes ana bus se
houses. IN honor Of the occasion / !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
III MnN tSIIN III 6GED.
H. broom 20 and the Bride 10 "A Negro
drowned Oth-t News

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept Especial.
This morning about 10 O'Clock a negro
named John Henderson was drowned in
the lVer near Atkinson wharf while
paddilng across the stream i'm a Sklff The
body was subsequently, recovered Hem
uelson wanted to hire the skiff TO "A zen
tIemah VINO wished to EO down the river
10 shoot SOra, but who WAS afraid 10
venture out IN IT. when the accident oc-
CURED Henderson was padding out In
!he river IN The skin To show the zen
tleman that there would be no danger
In going in the boat
In DinNiddie county yesterday Mrs
caroline Lewis and Mr.. Wallace Barnes
were married. Rev. Mr.. Fushee oficiated
The bride is sevcnty-three years OF
axe, ana THIS Is the third time she has
beGh married. The groom is seventy-six,
ana this Is his second marriage.
Aaron Lockett, COlOred was arrested
mere to-day on the charge OF selin.;
hquor on sunday at Rockers Branch
church, In Dinwidde county. He was
committed to JAIN to await the action
or the Dinwiddie authorities.
The contract for hauling the pipe to
connect the new hlgh-service reservoir,
IN Prince George county. with the city
OF petersburg. has been awarded TO Mr..
w >. Wade, OF Richmond, at "A cents
per ton. There is about COO tons OF pipe
, captain II. r. Heath. of the Peters
burg Greys, has sold his residence on
FRANKLIN street to Mrs. -. NJ. Bernard.
george county. are in the city to-day,
at the Southern Hotel.
The report of the health officer for the |
month ending September Goth shows that j
there were sixty deaths in PETERSBURG |
during that Time. eighteen white, and /
(orty-;wo colored
y. w. Burton. who was found Ill i'm an /
lnoccupied house on Gin street last nIght. /
ana VINO subsequently died, was buried /
-o-day at the almshouse. AS previously
stated Burton was from Ashevile ~ G.,
nan.
Rain has been falling here all day.
Mr.. j: Ia. McBroom and Mr.. Maury
Dung left here this morning TO see II
hey could identify the body of the man
ound In the river near Newport News as
hat of Mr.. 1. NJ. Newcomb
Mr. Joseph V. Friend. whose illness has
zen announced, Is slowly improving.
This morning locomotive was standing
n side track In Pocahontas. near the
urn-table. when. from some cause or
ther. II suddenly moved off, and then
Jumped the track. going down steep
mbankment. The fireman and another
IAN were I'm the cab at the time, but
hey jumped and escaped uninjured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
OLLiE J Fam ASSIGN,
lie Makes the Incident the Occa,Io, to
fyiewritten ManIf.s,

for week there has been an order IN,
LOT execution Of judgment against Oliver
sumner Teal, of New York. II was eran,.
tt 70 the Equitable Life Assurance Sole
-, 10 which Mr.. TEAL owes about q .Oo
toI "Hce rent, The man who tried 10 serve
NJ CIH"f or execution reported mar
a., can was not to be found. Yester.
10y me Latter made an asslgnme1t -
IAhclS f1rqdhar, II l2J Broa'iv'aV ana
ih e1pIt nation he issued a Statement a.
which ne says: II
am able and mean 10 clear of all
me balance Of my debts; but. a. thSre
seems to b. disposition in certain
quarters 10 press ne a little borSa.
lAah mink right under the crrum.
stances, have concluded 10 riacc nv
affairs and the affairs OF my comn,njaSs
IN such "A position that the interests ~
an concerned may oe prot tcted do ma,
propose any logger 10 have m-n racin
round after ne On holidays and ar nm.
u"u"l hours, and then send wori ia III
papers tAat / am not TO he found :.
Mr.. Ieail says that he has made tho
assignment not TO protect himself hu,
Tor the benefit OF poor people VINO bave
Oought lots or him. IL his interest in III
real estate concerns were takan IN
he says, ii would be posi-.
o'e tor his creditors to close out these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
A BkIIIINI WEDDTNG.
Mr.. Decker Leads Miss Bnbb OF Stafford 20
the Altar

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Sept o.
Special This afternoon at { O'Clock one
on he most brllnant weddings Was cele-
brated in Stafford county. at Little Fails
The historic home Of the celebrated Ma
Soa family, on the lsappdhlunock.
The contracting parties were Miss Ndc-
line |. Bubb, dauGntcr OF Mr.. Thomas l..
Bubb. ana MIR. " illam Decker. a uroiri.
nent manufacturer of Montgomery. Pa.
Rey. :. q. Ferg"rson onisiating
Mr. Edwin >. Bubb, brother o. the
bride. was best man. and Miss Mary
of honor. Mr. Frank Decker and Miss
Annie Elizabeth Ely. of NHiamspori
IA, were the other ATTENDANTS -
Miss Amelia Brulle presided at the or
gan.
The presents were h1r 'somc and M
mercus.. handsome reception was held.
after which the bridal couple left for
northern tour ''' "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
HOLLAND NONIN
The Choice "fthe republicans Of the Sec
ont DIstr G.. or Cooyrs.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. Pr
Special Republican convention o,
tnis, The Second congressional district
ms AFTERNOON nominated on the first ba l.
lot Mr.. Thomas r. Borland. of Norfolk
The convention was called 10 order oi
y. Nj. by ex-Congressman George T.
Colonel II. IL. Clay. of this city. was
elected temporary chairman, and DR.
Troy, OF Portsmouth. and Air. Bartcn
OF Nansemond. temporary secretaries
permanent organization was formed
ny The election of Hon. Alva H. Martin
chairman. and John $. Doles and 1. a.
Morse. secretaries.
SIR. Boriand Was nominated by Colonel
William Lamb, William II. Fairless. nv
captain Il. O'Connor. and John s I've,
by Delegate Hopkins 'N''
The vote resulted as follows: Charles
City-laTland. 3. Elizabeth City--Ilor-
!ahd. tone not voting, Isle OF WIGHT
Boriahd. u Fairless. 2; James CitvUno,
represented: Northumberland g. Dvor
i-2; Fairless. l-2: Norfolk countv-Hor,'
land, IL: Nansemond- Borland. Q, Geniev
u warwick Borland, 4; Fairless. /: Yori
Bofiand. 3; Princess Anne-B orland ..
raifiess, 4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /; Surry@Bor,
iano. Fairless. 2; Southampton Fair
,ess. Total-Borland, 81. Fairies. 70 10.
Dyer, sl-2. Henley. l. -
aver the vote was taken the convention
NY addressed by the nominee and The.
ueaoatea candidates. The convention adj
'ourned a. o'clock this afternoon.
.nu tne speakers arraigned the Demo-
suc party Tor broken promises. Instead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
CLifFDRD non
But Banquet Gave nim IL Merry Chasc-
Other Events

Other Events
RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK. y. Y.
Sept 21-Less than a thousand ucryous
witnessed the races here to-day. The
'ithcr was threatening. bur Il rather
poor card was probably responsible Tor
,he sim atteudHHce. FayOrites captured
but three Of the seven events. Vt.i .bir.,
race. the Dakwood stakes. mad only Two
starters, bat II proved the best race
OF the DAY. 'liuorl and Banquet w,r.
Lfe starters. the former beinq "a 0nt
faNerite. The pair got away to a perfect
DoeSett Immediately took BauniIDt ~
IN Iront a length and "a half 20 the good
Grim dld not move ON Clifford untl
. NE turn INTO the strctcn was made.
home he got Clinord's nose in front. b VIt
banquet hung on gamclv. From il.ro
Ihe pair raced heads apart CliTor.
hHdIy Won cleverly by a neck The
y cli,i iva was very good for this track sum
First race-six furlongs-Applause Oo7.
I'otSett > 10 - trst. Havoc second
louise lhlIy) third. Time, III.
Discount Glo, Doggctt. 10 - first HeI-
u .-5 second, Poetry third. lime,
Third. rqce-the Oakwood stakes milo
., -, a IuIionS. clifford D12. Grimm, to
- hIst inquet second. Time l.JT, Only
Fourth race-Ttan consolidation
iIE, Griffin. u to - first, Flirt second
Fifth race-half mile Eauirboo ,o-
hamilton, TO j. first. Samaritan sacd"I'
Mohawk third. Time. 81. ''0''''
HlAth race half mile.-Jewel M,
ILL lii, 'o TO ]! HrSt Dana second, Expec-
Seventh race-Titan roursa uuoh pa,,
~ ul- Eein, 10 10 - first Harr,rr,n, /
eeoh1' Copyright third. Time. i.I0s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
MiSs u HAENEy,S ADDRESS.
Her Appearance Before the Womnn's
thristan Temperance Unions

ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 27-Special.-
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union Convention met at . O'Clock this
/ morning. with many new delegates pres
emit Ecv. Or W. &. Campbell. OF me
| First Presbyterian church. conductor lne
| devotional exercises, after which du.l-
| Der Of superintendents submitted re
ports. followed by reports from we 0td,e
Organizer Mrs. Newton, OF StauH'o"'
and The treasurer.
The evening session was devoted 20
hearing an eloquent address iroh M ~
Belle kearney talented dauen'e ~ OF
handsome silk banner
The executive committee recommends
mat the dues be incrcaseH RON MY
main I'm the local treasures and twenty
five cents to so to the state Union treas
ury, and ten cents TO the supcrlntcndenis
10 aid in caring for the destitute OF their
respective districts. and that the work
OF securing homes for homeless children
be taken up and pushed forward. These
recommendations were unanimously
adopted.
GREETINGS FROM CANADA.
Greetings from fifty white women OF
Canada were read.
The president report pays an elO-
quent tribute to the women Of Congress
man Breckinridge's district for helping !
total present membership of the state /
Union is l,0l7.
nc JUDGMENT
Mills and Fairfax were given n verdict |
In the Circuit Court to-day against the !
Norfolk and Western Railroad Compau.
for S&'-Il2.4I. with interest from All
gust \. lNss, amounting i'm all to so. 1000.
\ motion for n new trial was overrulcd
and an appeal taken to the supreme
curt, The plaintiffs. Colonel George
! Mills, OF Pulaski ana Senator Henry
'alrfdX, OF Loudoun, were warmly con-
,ratulated on their victory.
The Roanoke Athletic club has organ
zed a football team. and viii begin
ractice Monday.
hRRTsITD FOR MrrDTR.
Hughes billiard and 1911 Redd Doth
olorcd ~ere arrested here to-day on |
telegram from Pocahontas. stating that
ley were wanted for murder. Redd
1mts killing Taz Terry at keystone
'. Va, yesterday morning, but claims
@ did il in soif-defcnce.
The trial Of Walter :. Boone for muir
Pr was begun in the Hastings Court
,-day, a jury having been obtained.