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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Is the attack by the Japanese on
the Chinese forts att Wei-Hai-Wei,
the Chinese. it is said, who handled
the guns displayed very poor marks
manship. Military men have always
argued that the dark-skinned or non
Caucasian races are inferior in
marksmanshiplto the white. races
And yet this has not held good in all
cases. During the Sepoy rebellion
in India the British troops were Of
ten met by a murderous fire from
the native rebels, and in our own In
dian wars the redskins showed that
they knew how to use the Winches-
ters with which they had been sup
piled by benefcent government
The Chinese and also the Japanese
may be poor marksmen, but they will
undoubtedly kill sufficient numbers
ofeach other TO make up a pretty
serious total. s8-1
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
FACES.
nov They become shapeaed According
20 une's Caliihg.

How They become shapeaei Ascending
90 ones Caiiihg.
Itappears probable that the tailor's
distinctive type Of face may have
been partially created by his hab,
OF working his Jaws cOncomitantly
with his shears. lot any one watch
person eating piece oi tough
material with scissors and he VIII
see that the lower part Of the face
wags in rhythmic and spontaneous
unison with the blades shepherds
ana farm lahorers who Join sheep
shearing gangs certainly acquire
different expression while engaged IN
this kind OF work
The cast 81 coanteuaHee by which
one 50 easily recognizes q groom y
partially cxplicable from the iact
that the muscles which close the jas
ana compress the lips are always
called into play when VIC are assert
Ing our Will over thas u horse.
Nearly all jockeys and other aprsey
men have a peculiar set % the mouth
and chin. but | have boea unable TO
distinguish any special chacAe t'rlotle
about the eye Or other pArt Of tho
face
II Is instructive 20 compare tho
yi5age % the ruler 81 horses ulth
that o. the ruler Ut ueA lhs
horsomans face shows command la
the mouth the drill ssrgeant's lR
the mouth and the pye The last y
undoubtedly tho most effective ia.
strumant 10 exactjGe Obedience from
our own species Here We get =
hint 81 the cause % that WaaE 1s
dignity. that element 81 eoarsenesa
which Is discs nlblg ia tho cQuntsn,
auees oG some mon aud aOmea who
have much 20 40 With horsea fha
higher aud uobler meshod ~ SIS
pressing authority Il oatWeIghgl ~
the lover and more animal Cus
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13


ARTIFICIAL pearls and rubies are
now made with such skill as to de-
ceive experts and introduce confus.
ing conditions into the commerce of
these costly an precious ornaments.
The diamond is also produced by
artificial means, but so far only OF
small size, though the. experiment.
ers look forward to the production
OF kohinoors, Regents and Orloffs
which cannot be distinguished from
the glittering and priceless treas
ures recovered from the mine The
trophies OF art in the modern period
are indie ed miraculous. working rev
Rolptions in all things. making the
wonder of Yesterday the common
place Of to-day. turning old glories
into dreams and old historic Jewels
like those which burned on the
breastplate of the high priest cr en-
eircled the pontiical mitre or the
kings crown, into pebbles and un-
regarded trlnketry.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

4 slx.chaabcred revolver has
been found IN railway casting Hcar
tho battlefield 81 CaLludgn The 70.
volyur which il apparently 81 Frrnch
mako, j. % the pin.frv pattern. with
one barrel Ihv stock IL % ivory
and the barr1t and chambar arc
ornameutgd with some fao scrolj.
work Il IL believed 10 hare been
the property 81 some u tho French
officers who accompanied Prince
Charlie o. his ill.latcd expedition
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Elizabeth Wright ana Mag Mar
ply. II and rs years d, age. ners
convicted at Glasgow southern
police court ~ having 5eeu drauk
and incapable .otaus sad dl.ordarIy
Ia Bedford street Cine ~ tnesn ii
was mentioned. vas - drunk ttAt
she had 70 be carried 90 tito Office
Captatn Donald said .istls girls Wure
20 10 seen rolling ab0ut tbs streets
dead drunk Ia that locality ugery
Saturday evening The prosecution
gave the accused u0 apparaas con.
Germ They seemed 70 regard L a.
good Fun. ami Po.les Judge Martin
said they eyldcasiy thought shcy
were ln circus tastead 81 police
court.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
AMuslNa FRIvoLlrrs.

Lady How Il this insect powder u
BE- applictt2 Assistant. ab4an minded
tive EN- q teaspoaufai after each
meal madam
Dab ain much practical uae aa,l
Uncle Ehgn, 'in 10 kind ob peuitnnrs
dat comes att5r mans done n az
chicken what be gathered tae night
Deforc
Visitor Well, rymmy. 10 uthink
you will ever b1 president 81 Tho
United Statcs2 Tommy ua. 4 done
know Niebba tll try for Ia after I
gct TOO old % 10 pitcher
Burglars robbed nc last pigb, ~
$3.50 worth ~ jewcIry, but they d'dn't !
get ms cash How was tbnte-
The jowclry was in H. BURGLAR.
proof safe. and ms money was in nv
wifc's pocket
Lady How dare you AK for alm4
when you arc drunkg Come back
when you are s1hrr. ana Ne shalI
see, Heggar Ih madame. I SEQ v,,a
have made M Your mind never 10
give me anything.
Can any Httla boz hope a44sa'
the visitor, give mo an cxan,nlr ~
the expansion Of substance H.
heat II eau said Tommy ao,,r
dog = tongue II tWicgt "a long nov.
a. IL was last winter.
Dearest said She. '.supposc a bnli
should attack Us as we arc rros,ip,,
the pasture what would YOU do7s
That. an awful queer question. MI.
bcl You forget I was the grept.e,
Splinter Yale ever had.
You seem to osin splendid health !.
sad his friend. II Thought you we're
suffering from dyspepsia. NJ ,ya. Z,
replied Swintles but got hold ~
tpe recipes my wife got at a fashion.
ao'' cooS'ng school and burnt en-.
Ia one Of the Glasgow schools n
young boy came himself Tor admit.
lance. Tho head master aslsed bis.
nam Tho boy in reblv said b,s
name was Jock. But wbat "a ,a,,r
efter me. ''''i VI 20
" Ecntieman who ba been ailurod
~, ~ ' , announcement Of quiet coan.
%S noesl N the North Of England
came down Tho morning aftcr M.
i.' complaining that his boots had
,,..,, n outsia@ his door All night md
! un,'' o'clock TINT morning ana ~.
po(y had tonchcd them. m, i,n6.
i .9 who IN his shirt slccvea. was
s.ppsd back IN chair, bcamingIv ~.
1'@ =, Law bless yc, sir. ye mimi
haJ,S. ~ ,.'. purse ont there all night; no.
t CgiS would have touched II. lion ~
io'k down here, | tell yo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

THAT is a nice little story Of a
Philadelphia pastor who was out
with a yachting friend in a small
sailboat, He was just talking about
the perfectibility OF the human race
when the boat capsized, and he
merely inquired pleasantly, We'll
William. what shall do now9" AS he
could not swim. the minister climbed
up on the capsized boat beside his
friend. where they stayed several
hours until they were taken off by a
passing yacht And the minister
said he shouldn't mind going out
with the man who eapsized him
again next day. He certainly pre-
sents an isolated case OF perfectibil-
ity of temper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

IT looks now as il President Peix-
OTTO of Brazil will not give up the
presidency when his term OF office
expires, although a successor, to him
was elected in the person of DR.. Mo-
raesiin March last He has refused
to promulgate laws passed by con-
gress on the plea that martial law
is still in force in Rio. For three
months there has not been the least
disorder In that city nor within hun
dreds of miles of it and it is, there
fore, difficult to see why martial law
should be maintained there. it
would be a matter Of deep and wide
regretif the repu bile OF Brazil should
again be plunged into civil war
through one mans blind bstinacy
and -ecEless ambition.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

ALL THE AGONY OF LIFE WAS OVER.
hand and all the agony Of life was
over for the one she loved the best. on
earth.
Like one in dream She hushed the
children and put them in their cots,
but the baby refused to be comforted
until she took it gently in her arms
and sat down in her mothers homelv
chair.
She looked down vacantly upon the
baby's face, then raised her hand and
picked a tiny spec from the little hand
that was resting upon her bosom.
Laying the baby down upon the
already crowded cot she paced the
floor for several moments il q state Of
almost fear and frenzy. Something
must be done at one-,, and she alone
was left to do it. As an actress She
might be but an indifferent success,
but with such man as her present
manager at her back there was little
chance for anything like failure. She
coud live in ease, educate her broth
ers and sisters and perhaps expiate By
kindly deeds the evil Of her own rash
action.
1t was powerful temptation. ana
was growing stronger every moment.
She seized her hat and tied IL over
her golden hair, realizing that she
must go at once before she repented
Of her decision He would either be
at the theater or the restaurant OBJ
posite, and she was accustomed to the
streets at night, SO there was nothing
to deter her.
She glanced around the room at the
sleeping children, but closed her ewes
when she passed her mothers bed.
She dared not look at that cold calm
face for fear that it's rebuking ewes
would turn her from her fearful pur-
pose.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Z = - = -
Hon u T. Moore naa &
leading lawyer IL Abssa { y
always wens clean ssa
faced - any lawyer !
long beiore his asssa ~
r0urt with . full kysf r
covering hts rhtiFe tar q
Edwards. = member u lss !
Euyahed Tor bis eas,N
congratulated hifu % hass.
reaFanrc and aA4e4. sod
Aip8Fr II gives ypa sassa
4 pFgaFange. Mr. Nan Y
makes sou 80 asaeA s
Moore tis sailed ags "A
ts hides 20 much 8 ~
Moore Tie baNs eezse
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13


as she left the stage door, but the
dudes ogled her sympathetieally and
even the loafers braeed up little, as
if in establishment at her unusual in
dependence.
But Daisy Donaldson passed on
without so much as needing their ex-
istence, and did not slaeken her pace
until the dismal door with its crowd
of gaping parasites was left many
1 blocks behind her
Then, when no one could see her
tears or listen to her sobs, she sudden
ly sat down on broad stone step and
began to weepas if her heart would
break
Her mother was dying, She knew it
now, and there were six little chill
dren to be taken care of-and to-
night, just at the very climax of her
grief, the manager had come to her
with an insulting proposition.
To refuse meant the loss of her POI
sition. Her mother would have q pau
per burial, and her brothers and sis
tiers starve, perhaps, before she could
find another opening.
She was but an Indifferent singer,
but her face and form were marvel
ously beautiful She would make her
fortune as an actress, the manager
told her, and for one brief moment in
her utter Indebtedness the glitter Of
his words had come back and tempted
her. There was a perfect tunult in
1,a,. r. IFyy
and Encouragement were being rude
" jostled about by the guilty sugges-
tions of new and dangerous senti-
ment.
There was misery and bitterness
still in her heart when she finally
! dried her eyes and continued her
homeward journey.
For ten minutes she had sat weep
ing on the steps, and her mother
might be dying at that very moment.
! She quickened her steps and hurried
along, winding in and out Of narrow
streets, until she finally entered a
/ dismal alley.
| Three small, scantily clothed chill
I dren were waiting at an open door
and began sobbing Justify as they rec
/ ognized her in the darkness. In
stantly her own misery was swal-
lowed up in her anxiety for her
mother.
She mounted the steps in trembling
haste, but one glimpse at the cherries
room showed her that for one poor
soul, at least the pangs of earth were
well nigh ended.
One glance from her mothers eyes
and one slight pressure of her mothers
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

BRg'R REWARD is hard fellow
to tame, judging by the experience
of Boston lady who now mourns a
pet fox reverted to the wild state.
When she left him in the country to
board he was an eeny weeny cunning
little red darling, who would kiss
her and play conteutedly by the hour
with rubber shoe. Three or four
days sufficed to remove the veneer OF
polite society he had acquired. An
hours work with him had no effect;
he would none of her. The same
day he escaped, from his hen coop,
and when last seen was in hot chase
OF a young rooster up a steep hill
side. lie and chanticleer disappeared,
alas! never to be seen again.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

IF the Chinese were compelled &c
reach the seat of war by tedious
march by land, will it be the old ex-
perience of Napoleon's army at Mos
COW over again? Already the Coreans
ara starving. They haven't even
tho substance to burn as had the
Moscovites, Ii the land john finds
proves a desert. on what wlll he
subsiste Certainly he can't pack
enough rice to last him till he has
driven the Japs out Of the disputed
territory.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
A MACHINE has just been patented

A MACHINE has just been patented
ito clean and put in eata5le shape"
any kinl Of confectionery 1t is
doubtful ii anything could have
been devised which would be more
appreciated Take your antique
eumdrops, for instance, and throw
them into the vibrating sieve OF the
machine. This sieve is, concayed
and lined with brush that is some
thing between d carpet-sweeper and
q squirrels tail. The body Of this
brush is hollow, and by means of a
blow fan on top. blast of air is
forced between the bristles ON the
goods There is now 40 reason
why candy should not be renovated
like feather beds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

an, sairy outen the show, Joe kills
The bar that had my sheep inside OF
him and gifts 10 the show that inc
Mar knocks me an Sairy out Of II
that amt sheep stealth lbs excess -
arter the fact, by gallinlppersl An
II | don't make Joe Plum sweat then
tina han't no law that's worth u
durnm'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
KIIIel a ! -.

Henry H., Of France { a
every exercise ol el,s'l
iarly fond Of tournars'A
splendid succession !,
marriage, by proxy. \,
Phillip H., at Paris H..
from the Palace 81 Il. "
the Bastlle, across IA n.
tome, In the firsi ~
broke several laness vi.b / \
court. ia all Of which y (
ordinary yigor aud M. II
third day Of the toarpss II
1863 toward the eloss n 4
and before the go. 4
showed a great ineIins,' l
pFowess against tie O.. d
gomeri, Captain q ID 4
WHO had formerly soaslS II
50 dangerously on ~ VI 1
rentln IN Bari, ana ~ 4.
t0g bis superior address 4
bats above any noblsp,.
doTa. Catherine IA As1s L
secret presage Of the 60. /
the King not 10 Fe-ens~ 4
he resisted her sollesls,;o's
would break one arc
honor. Montgomefi 49,
lenge with great rslugsss
commanded him 10 el.-
iopght With bis yizerrs,
are not quite aRTesl VI
raised Intentionally, a. ~ i
blow fFom AI0nseoses II
eneonnter whieh wss \
the Counts lance lsa "
Kings helInet; 10 liz
the stump which samaiaal
aud with il had the mls
the King so yiolenl : TN
eyes a. threw hla V sssrl
deprived hila iaslaasly e 8
and understanding iaa
elsysa days aiseEaAid Is'
stance Occasioned us sI
tournaments ID France
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Loadyille was called California
Gulch from 1859 TO 1854 IL was
then a gold producing point, and
from 1864 to 1876 was almost abaD
doned. The discovery Of the great
beds OF carbonate gave IL new life
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
Not Enrared.

Foot Ball Man We would like to
have some muse at our game this
afternoon. You are bandmastor,
believe
Won Tooter- Yah. but moin must.
clans hat struck shust begin brac
sicing NIT new ones. una We gan
play only Won tune
well, may be- that viii do What
is it2"
"Shonny Get Your Hair Cut
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

SPELLING re 'ormarS are not more
consistent than other freforiners A
paper that has adopted the reformed
spelling announces thrt Omitted
States officers hav capture a band
OF eounterfeitcrs Why not pint
"Yunited States ofsers iiaF kapturd
gang of kounterftters.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

CHARLEY MITCHELL Of England.
who was retired from the ring at
Jacksonville, by James j. Corbett,
owns stable OF fine race horses,
and report says he has been very
successful with them this season.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

Two years later Daisy Donaldson
was the most charming actress on the
American stage. It was not her wit
but her pathos that attracted. Not
her beauty, which was marvellous
indeed, but her sympathetic manner,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13
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HE prettiest girl
in the whole eho-
rus went sadly to
the dressing room
after the opera
was over and amid
the babel of chat
tering voices slip
ped back into her
threadbare gar
Inents and hurried
away from the
theater.
She was alone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-13

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18
THE MIDNIGHT ALARM
Tomorrow Nights Attraction at Popular
Prices

Tomorrow Nights Attraction at Popular
Prices
Tho Midnight Alarm" which will
be produced at the Academy of Music
to morrow night at popular prices, deals
with tho exciting incidents of the gal
liant hreman's life. The curtain ascends
on Pier "a, East Rivor, New York city;
beyond looms up Brooklyn, it's lights
dancing across the ripplcs caused by the
boats crossing from shore to shore.
High overhead, stretching it's gigantic
shape across the river, is the famous
Brooklyn bridge. Act second takes
place in an office whore Darlington is
practicing law" in New York CITY.
Here the villain is outwitted by mum
Der OF ingonieusly contrived scenes and
com plications. Act three takes place
on Uncle Gideon's farm in Now Jersey,
the celebration Of tho rural couple-a
delightful air of rustic completeness
pervading it.
Scene second is the drawbridge over
Shark river, the flight OF the South
Shore fast express and the draw closed
just In time. Act four is the culmina-
ton of the great interest in the piece.
Here Is seen the interior of engine
house 6. New York city. This is a veri-
table fire station down to the minutest
particulars, as the gong peals out the
midnight alarm, then follows a great
piece OF stage mechanism. The scene
revolving from the interior to exterior
OF engine house, fire engine, preceded
by two beautiful horses, dashes across
the stage. Act five ends happily, viii
lainy is punished and heroism is re-
warded.
BE sure and see this great produc-
ton. Admission %. 35 and so cents;
no higher. Seats now on sale.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18
Bailed for Their Appearance Later.

Frank Holmes, of Salem, was given a
hearing before United States Commits
sioner Rhodes yesterday morning on
the charge of selling liquor without a
license, and was sent on to the United
States grand jury He was released on
5000 bail, with James R. Campbell, of
Salem, as security. Both of the men
are colored.
Melvin Danger6eld, who was recently
sent on to the grand jury, and who
failed to give bail, furnished the re-
quired bond yesterday afternoon, with
Godlove Boon as security.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18

For dyspepsia and allother
conditions resulting from con-
stlpatlon, go by the book on
Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills s5c. At
drugstores or write to B F
Allen co, sos Canal st, New
York.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18

NOTICE, WATER CONSUMERS
IN Water rentals for the quarter
april, May and June) are now due.
Consumers are hereby notified to call at
the Office OF the Roanoke Gas and Water
Company, room 216, Terry Building,
and pay same. Water may be cut off
from consumers who do not pay their
bills on or before April 60 An addi-
tional charge OF so cents will be col
lected for turning on water. J. G.
RAWN, Manager and Engineer. A I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18
BUSINESS NOTICES
dissolution NOTICE-THE FIRN
AOf tho Priddv- Dnnlan plum hinn Cam

dissolution NOTICE-THE FIRM
LOT the Priddy- Dunlap Plum bling Com,
pany has been this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Mr.. FL. K. Colman having
purchased the interest OF all parties
concerned R. FL. Colman will paw all
accounts due by the company for tho
purchase OF materials and the conduct
ing Of the business. All persons indebted
to the concern will make payment to Ii.
&. Colman.
THE PRIDDY-DUNLAP
PLUMBING COMPANY
April 3, 1894
Having purchased the interest of ell
parties to the Priddy-Dunlap Plum bling
Company, ] will continue the business
of plum bling and gas fitting, steam end
hot water heating in ali it's branches,
and hope to meet with "a full share of
the patronage Of the public l shall
always give the business my personal
attention, and, as usual, shall guarantee
satisfaction with sll work. l am pre-
pared to do any kind OF work in our
line and dol promptly. l have assumed
all the debts due for the purchase of
materials and the conduct of the bust
ness, and have purchased all the debts
and accounts due the late firm of the
Priddy- Dunlap umbing Company, pay
ments OF which are to DO made to nv
self. Respectfully, etc..
April 9, 1894. II R. COLMAN.
&c sod
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18
An Approaching Marriage.

An Approaching Marriage.
Invitations have been issued for the
approaching nuptials of Robert F.
Wingaeld and Miss Florence B. Haw-
kins, which will be solemnized Thurs
day evening, April &c at o'clock, at
the First Baptist Church. Mr.. Wing
field is engaged in the railway mail
aervice between Lynchburg and Nor
folk, and is former resident of this
city, being at one time on the stat of
The ROANOKE TINES, and later in the
general offices Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. Miss Hawkins Ia an &C
complished young lady of East Roa-
noke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-18

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET-
Il ing of the stockholders of tho Roa-
noke Land and Improvement Comnanv
Will be held on Wednesday, the second
day OF May, 1894. at IL o'clock, a. M.
at tho Office of the company, in tho city
OF Roanoke, Va, when tho annual re-
port Of the president and board of direc-
tors will be presented, an election held
Tor nine directors for the ensuing wear
and such other business transacted as
may properly como before the meeting.
ID. e. GERHARD, Secretary.
Is to 5 9
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or for the Montgomery Presbyterv

Rev: DR.. w. G. Campbell and T. S.
Van Horn, representing the First Pres
byterian Church, and Rev R. G. Ander.
son OF the Second Presbyterian Church.
left on the noon train yesterday for the
meeting OF Montgomery Presbytery,
which convenes at Covington to-day.
G. G. Taliaferro. the ruling elder who
Will represent the second church. Is at
Marion attending meeting of the board
OF visitors OF the Southwestern Lunatic
Asylum at Marion and will go to Gov
ington to day.