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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-30
ROANOKE, VA, MAY 80, 1894.
THE REPUBLICANS, PLAN.

Patrick Walsh, the new representa-
tive from Georgia in the United States
Senate, in one OF the ablest speeches
made at this session Of Congress,
touched the keynote of the situation
maintained by the Repu blicans in con-
nection with the tariff bill in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
The Republican Senators know that
the passage Of the Wilson bill will in
augurate an era Of prosperity and growth
In this country and a revival of bust
ness throughout the land that will be
disastrous to Republican hopes. To
escape this they wish to postpone the
passage of the bill until after the ap-
preaching elections, or until date SO
close to that time as to make it i'm
possible for the improved conditions to
be felt before the elections. They
wish to impress upon the country the
belief that the Democratic party Is
inefficient, and after the elections Gf
they can succeed in electing large
number OF Republicans) they will claim
the improved conditions resulting from
the passage of the Wilson bill as the
result of the return to Office of so
many Republicans, and the prospect of
the return OF that party to power.
1t is solely for political reasons that
they antagonize the efforts being made
to hurry the bill along and effect it's
passage as splendidly as possible and
permit Of the revival of business. They
are not laboring for the nterest of their
constituents 80 much as they are
working for the prospective benefit to
their party and they are therefore de-
vising schemes and plans for finally de.
feating the result OF the Democratic
legislation. 1t is for no other reasons
than that they desire TO deceive the
people into sending Republicans to
Congress next fall that they should
strike upon the idea that they might ef.
feet tho defeat OF the bill by attacking
the sugar schedule by introducing q
resolution to place that product 'upon
the free list.
The Democra attic party, however, is
forewarned and from present indica.
lions the attacking forces will not be
likely to gather the strength which
they anticipate will come to their side
when such q resolution is introduced, If
it Is introduced at all.
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SUGAR TRUST INVESTIGATION.

Senators State Positively That Secretary
Carlisle Did Not Make the Alleged De-
mands.
WAsHiNGToN, May 29.-The Senate
sugar trust investigating committee
continued it's investigation to-day, and
examined Senators Voorhees,. Jones and
Vest, of the finance committee, in re-
gard to the allegations made concerning
the efforts of the sugar trust to influence
legislation.
They made general denial of all
the charges of the exercise of influence
by the sugar trust and SPECIFICALLY con-
tradicted the story that Secretary Car
Isle had made secret visit to the
committee and demand that the sugar
interest be protected because of the
Democratic party's Indebtedness to the
sugar trust.
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THE srRIK1NG COAL MINERS.

The Committee of Pittsburg Operators
Fail to Find a Plan Of Settlement.
PITTsBURs, May 29.-There were fifty
representatives present at the meeting
of the Pittsburg coal operators meeting
to-day which was called to hear the
report of the committee OF fifteen which
had been appointed to formulate plan
for the settlement of the strike. This
committee failed to sgree On any plan
and to day asked that it be discharged.
The request was granted and i'm nedi
atelY afterwards Alexander Dempster
suggested that committee of ten be
appointed to take the place of the dis.
charged committee, but with unlimited
power to act.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 29-J. j.
Johnson, who Is one OF the officers in
charge OF the Cripple Creek strikers, is
native of Little Rock, West Pointer
and was for years captain of local
military company. His father, now
deceased, was United States Senator.
BRADDoCK, Pa, May Braddock
is suffering from the coke and coal
strike. The entire Edgar Thompson
steel works is practically closed and
$500 mon are idle. Other establish
1900 men are also shut down.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, May 90 Since
o'clock this afternoon the mining
district OF Cripple Creek has been under
wet blanket of hard steady rain
Everything is quieted in various camps
tonight and no special movement has
been made since this morning either by
the miners or deputies.
Prospective Settlement of the Strike
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May Ca telegram
passed between President John Mcbride
Of the United Mine Workers, at Spring
field, Ills, and Secretary P. A. Nc
Bryde, here this morning, in which the
former stated positively there WAS
going to be settlement of the strike
there. This will result in the settle
ment of the whole strike it Is believed
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A SUGGESTION WORTH NEEDING.

The last issue of Words and Works,
weekly paper published in the interest
OF the Presbyterian Churches in this
city, contains suggestion which it may
be we'll for Roanoke people to carefully
consider. The article in question
speaks OF the proposed removal Of Union
Theological Seminary from its present
location at Hampden Sidney, in Prince
Edward county, to some more con-
veniently located p,int, and the sugges.
ton is made that Roanoke be early in
the field in it's effort to secure the
location Of the institution in this city.
Briefly stated, the addition OF the
Union Theological Seminary would
mean the establishment of the largest
training school for ministers under the
care Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church; its establishment would insure
the erection OF plant worth $500, 600;
the addition OF an educated community.
consisting of many professors and their
families and seventy or more young
mon from the beat universities OF our
land, and insure the expenditure Of
from $4,000 or $4,000 annually. And
this, Words and Works informs US,
can be secured by the raising of from
100000 to $4,000. The question Is
can this be raised?
This is the suggestion for the people
of this city to consider. We believe It
is worth our while to dwell upon it, to
ponder over it and devise some means
whereby the prize may be secured. AS
THE TIMES has been informed the ques-
ton of location will not be definitely
settled for some time to come and in
this lies Roanoke's opportunity. When
the change is to be brought about the
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TIE Southern immigration and indus
trial congress already gives promise Of
developing wonderful results. A con-
ference Of such prominent personages
as are now In attendance assures the &C.
complement of important work in the
effort to build up and develop the South.
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financial condition OF this city will un-
doubtedly be such that 1t can we'll afford
to offer such inducements as are e1-
pected to secure such an institution.
1t Is necessary, however, in the mean
time, to make move towards securing
the establishment of the institution
here. Already several localities have
made favorable propositions, but we
believe Roanoke's chances yet remain
good
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w. V. Powell Elected Grand Chief.

DENVER. Colo, May 90 In tho con
vention Of the Order of Railway Trle-
graphers to day, by vote OF SO to So,
w. V. Powell OF Wichita. Kan, was
elected grand chief teleRrapher over D.
G. Ramsay.
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tano tenero IS que TODD este muy deasgrada5e ohF
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detuvo Oase 81 rHdo do ,rruaie que acsrcabG.
Todo domir6 pero los bandidos tensn meior vs&
Ezra 81 coChs del baron J 81 reverendo Saul Tozer.
Atramonte haba aospechsdo que los bandidoS @
baabsn eios pero pensaba que eatuvesoD tan pr6x
mos q momento que 81 AeRaba la revueta del
caminC, vi6 rodeadO por los bRndol0rOs.
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do de godado que sabe recohrar Ia cama Las s.
m6a pslgrosss Pdsoss de pie e csrruaje
tuvo derecho los brszos CruEados, mT asibe
amenazador. Vefa aslgunos pasos dataVCia Minnie
ts9nquila caai rlsnenR Mad Wiougby gollozAndo,
lAdR Da rymphe desmayada, no obstsnte permanecia
trandpilo
fRsndios-ls grlt6 Girasol; ;-sOS mi priaiOneEo
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rsce-dioe baron que pareca nditerente que pasabs
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IL RARhu AME1lCAMo

apsAroR otrOosH saos ssaOrsa VuOotroa puaoa Hn do
quo lOO AtsR R6idAmante
-1at0y ynanteag 6gdanaas bag6n-d'io 81 IeVOgendo
G axeslsnts Saul IcSet bal6 del earEuajs cen ID fs
MgnAel6n que sxigan ~ eaS6etar % eatAda.
Los bandidos % Rgsupafon & M Alredsdofj unO dc
eloS bonbre piadoao sn duda que AdivlnAba 81 an
eeesi6Shco$ Isv6 81 cCmpaCoacia haSsa buStenerle,
E3pauemoa ahora Is aituaC6n de los diversos acto-
roe de drama 81 ugar que haca las veces de deco
Taei6n.
El earruaje etaba 0l coufn del bopoue tan cerCa
de II egpesura que Las lozaban Ia cap ta.
"a Duen0 del paetar de almav, buscando 81 esttlbo
81 tenor dedar paSO falso bahia incl hadO
corvando Ia eSpado apoyandoss 81 brazo de de
los bsndidoE.
Entopces Ocurri6 ago ihahdito en- les fasos ds Ice
rontfcos. lreverents Eespecto de s dignidad
del rorerendo pero pr6cco arericano baron
did galto epoy6 pie en- IL esralia de san Toze
sirvi6ndose de aQuela eCesiaatca espalda de
t.ampolfu, arroj6ss por Gina de oB handdos traveB
de ranas hotaB en- Ia espesura
Il movimiento habia sido tam brusco eiecutRdo
hablioad tan sorprendente que l0B bandid quedaron
aturd dos, que psusass seGuirle por las
maezas.
-!Condenaci6nl- -grit6 Giralol.
cogendo una pIstola ID descarg6 81 AGAR on u di.
reccon que haba tornado 81 baron Pero Ia detos aci6n
respondi6 desde Il eSpsra ggo ya conocdo de
tras heronas que 1Osono como nm eco bur On.
Mint lMnniel
Minnie p Oy6; On rsl6mpago brlll6 ca gus oios,
juntaudo anits Ar de tornar ella una hoCinS,
eoRto8t6 ahuecando N voS todo % poaible.
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a GRANDEs MALEs GRAHDEs REMED1os.-Ouan
do 81 empobrecimleDto organlco anIquils el cuer
po J el espiritu, % impoRe devolver 81 sistem,
norviosO todA % fuerza vigor; de aht IL indica
ci6n especial del VSno Cordial de CeYe5inG dc
Ulrici conCeptuado por lon medicos mas emil
nepte' como el TecOnstitGyents mas pOdsyosO 9
VStalGsa AOF mas r&pido de Las psrsonas dSbtles J
andRScGs; pru6bese para eOTrOboTaT tales VII tude
y racOnocldasy y Alabadas POI los enfermos que j.
han tornado.
De venta para IL iSla de Puerto Rico,
4uillermetY.
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1T, ('APRTCHO H0Das soI DH IS. sAsIs

| Hene Is disposition del pdblico Elsganse,
una verdadera ErDOsscS6n de sombreros, capotas,
capotitas pelerinas, todo de alta fantasia 10
mas fno que Sc fo6TSca en- Parts. Tambi6n encon-
trardn el fino tercio-pelo de seda todos los co
Iores para fabricar c0pOtas rgjSos. 81 CapsSchO
es I'm estableCimiento de modas, dirigido por j6-
venes indusHiales y laboriosas que se proponen
desarrollar en- esta Isla Ia LndWstr5a SOnsbrerera
& la sltura de Europa. Gusto Elegancia, NO
mas anticualas
NOTA.-se ensena cOrtar 4 Ia medida precios con
vaneionaIea. $50
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sE DEsEA VENDER UNA EsTANGlA
Va1en @u peso ca oro-
CoHseHa eI mec0Hism0 en- tLeH esta6o.
NOrman Ont EnerO is de 1890

CCHseFIG ei meC0Hsm0 en- tLeB estG6O.
Norman Ont Enero Is de 1890
W. H CcMSTOCK. MorTfstown, N. Z.
EstmadO 6e de DIR
vida rslOj
insignhcante
queha rsultadOIPFmerO
creciendo Ia obstruction la
faemente
entOces mueho abo yeudadO arraro
utucon
aumenta mperceptbenene despue rapdez 6sa
baO vueVe cas fatal Para Vitar
purIaQuen 'PdOrs Morse ss
cOnservaran Vigor Vitalidsd.
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EI ISGIYq- Gu0rdiQ del NiuierO.
AnnagaUdus Pond, NJ S.. Enero q de 1890.
". n. COAST0OR, MorristOwn, N. Y.
mO-POr sdO un scerrmo psrtidsTio
de tidOras de Raiz Indiana del Dr. porque
de sur valOr Mis- Ocupaciones
mucho tempo fuera de mi
pae complete egsran far Pidoas Dr. Morse
II e. MOLNN1G
UH GrhcuO de R1eTtO Sc Vende 6ien.
BOTuChOr Rar6Or, n. s., EnerO de 1890.
". h C0MST0CK, MOrrstOwn, N. Y.
Apreable para cOmercate
medcnas Patente ncuyendO cases PdOr4s
vendO Pdoas de Raz Indiana del Dr. Morse
las Otras juntss. su Venta aun va en- a9mento
s. s. s.
N L. NICHOLSON.
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Emulsion Nreosotada
DE r. ABELAI4,


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Il EMULSION OREosOTADA DE RABRI.L. nusvs
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CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL. Y SOSA es unS
GOlicada CTema, de suave Olor de grato ssbor
palSda1le h9sta poF los nihos.
Tod0a los enfermoS la tomaran sG repugnancis con
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Tn. RN P0NIE 6 HLIN

Cirujanos Dentistas establecidos er
San Juan de Pto. Rico, Gale de San Jus
10 nhmero al. ...@
MOntadO nusstro gabinete quir6riicO- -lenta
Ola altura de los primeros establecimientOs de-
&uropa y Norte- America, en- possession de Guar
tos adslantog 90 han hecho en- esos paisas, estamo
On aptltud de praticsr cuantos trabaios operacic
Ues - Ros contisn, HeguroE de deiar aatiateCnoa
PWagE 10 alisHtaa
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JONSULTAS de 8 4 Ii malana De
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AgenCia de Aduanas

CoNusIoN, REPRESENTATION IR1NsIFo
ta Agencia dc obtener Ia hebilitacton de
0 ocumentOs de Aduanaa deEpachos adeudo, entreg8
eexDe0ci6n do merCancias los duenos de etas etc
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De venta en- todas las BotICas.
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Tx ANDALUZz
69.-sAN FRANOIsOO-69.
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El4 DIOJlONARIO DE ELRCTRIOIDADl

81 DIOJlONARlO DE ELECTRIOIDAD
4 MAGNETISMO de J. LEFEBRE, quo CON tan.
to acerto puDllca la casa editorial BaslIy BaSlS8
70 Hsios, de Madrid, eH una obra tan completa y
tam clara, que bisn podria llevar 81 nombre de
ecScloped6G sl6etrScG. ACabamos de recibr las en.
tregas Reconocemos que es una obra indispen
sable para TODD 81 mundo, puesto que Contiene
una mu!titud de datos sopre Electricidad que no
ss encusntran On ninguna obra ri diccionario ep
EspAHa. Sc haa de venta en- la Libreria edito-
rial dc los senores Bally Bailliere Hiios, Plas,
cipales librarfas de Provincias Uitraunar
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Uno de iog meiores a4s ole
III QBAE gantea sal0nes de BaTbeTiA estA- "a 90
QA uUdU blecdo en- Puerto Rico. FrOpe- NUNhU
- DNWA pietaFio JUAN APELl4ANlZs 3 O0Ou
Direction San Juet0 16.
Sc admten abonados. Hay siempre un complete sut
do de peTfumeria de Las fabricas mas renombradAe.
Los senOres viajeros que vsten q Capital oe taer.
Rico iaben solicltar Ia baTberiS 81 BUEN GUSTO
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