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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02

~ Holiday Exouyslon TO NIAGARA Falls via Vast
shore AR sP.M Tuesday See excursions, 81
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OvERPOWERED
BY STRIKERS.

CONTINUED from First P10e. }
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Regular Troops Ordered Out.

DENVER, Col. July 2-Five compan-
les OF the Eleventh Regiment, u. s. A.,
stationed at Fort Logan, left at $40
trinidad. where over one hundred dep
uty marshals were dtsarmed yesterday
by mob, The troops are under com
mand or Col. Ward and Lieut. Baker.
says: The extent OF the strike indi-
Gates that the country has serious
proposition on it's hands. as serious as
since the war. II II doesn't lead to
war 1t Will be a close CALL
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Pullman sleeper. The police then guard
ell the limited to the city limits on its
way South. and no attempt at obstruc-
tion was made.
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To the Sporting Editor OF The Evening World:
In regard to Ernest Zeigler accepting
the challenge that I issued through your
paper. l Will wrestle him for any amount
Of money and any place he mentions for
the 17o-pound Graeco Roman wrestling
championship of the world. Unless he
can come down to ITO pounds, which I
doubt viii give him in August chance
TO wrestie me at catch weights for gate
receipts IN any athletic club or theatre,
AS my time Is taken up with teaching
physical culture l could not take time to
weight. Man and money at liS East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street. city.
PROF. o. kOHLE,R
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
THE FASHION PLATE
cr:,t.

Double breasted jackets will be in
favor for fall and winter
Corscts are made very loose across tho
chest and tightly laced around the waist
and across the hips.
Always have the edge of your glove
meet the edge of tho sleeve, whatever
tho length of the latter may be-
The shoulder capcs made OH Jackets
arc fiat and marrow, following tho con
tours of front, back and shoulders
A Frenchwoman thinks nothing of
paying 81 . or $40 for IL corset, but cor
set at that price lasts couple of years
Bodices arc made to lap over from
one side to the other in the front, so as
to make nj unbrokcn line from sleeve
TO sleeve.
Capotes are considerably larger in
size and chiefly extend in width to be
i'll harmony with tho new ways of dress
ing tho hair.
Big bone and mother of pearl buttons
will be applied to serge dresses and
jackets. They will be almost uncom-
promising i'll size.
Metal belts are entirely out of fash
ion. Something moro clinging and
plant, such as ribbon and velvet, have
taken their place. Leather belts have
never found favor with tho French.
Never has garment been so in vogue
as tho cape Long, short, wide, narrow,
plain, ornate, practical and impractical
they are seen on the backs of young and
old. Still the jacket is preferable for
winter, for the cape, unless made cling
ing, is the coolest garment that was
ever made. brooklyn Eagle.
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One rainy day recently lady sat in an
elevated car, with her umbrella leaning
against tho scat. AS the train approached
Forty second street a TALL lank young
man struggled among tho standups for
tho door. In passing his right foot caught
tho umbrella and carried away the fcrrulo
end with n crash. The young man was
very red and very much embarrassed, but
he managed to stammer out confused
apology. The lady, instead of being an
noycd ut the accident, smiled swcctly and
accepted tho apology with such an air of
grace as at once attracted the attention
and admiration of tho observant passcn-
gers.
by Jove," exclaimed man near the
door to his next neighbor, that woman's
q queen! If that had been my wife, she'd
have whockcd that gawk over tho hcad!'
u never saw woman have such com
plete control over her temper" remarked
another.
You'd have thought that idiot had
done her favor said the third she's
an angel"
mo, she amt" grufIly put in little
man in the corner who had overheard all
this She's my wife, and she wanted me
to buy her new umbrella this morning.
and now she knows I've got to do it!"-
Pittsburg Dispatch
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OLE REL rsr.mp ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF real, ESTATE ny
-, Dsn.u9 Oh deed OF trust dated the 18th do .
80, 80. =. Der, 1877. from Kate E. Wolff and hns
t nt W ~; N douglas and Thos w Miller
uea,e.ees' wnch deed is Of record in the clerks
Roeno W Inc T., corporation court for the city of
inc Middle States Loan Building and t;onstrn "
, uiom company, OF Hagerstown, Maryland. tho
payment or the dues, interest preminms and
hncs therein stipulated TO be paid, and dosanIt
,ns occurred IN the payment OF the said dnes
premiums and nncs for the space OF si x
6y the said Middle States Loan. Bniiding - md n1
Honslrmctioh company of Hagerstown, MARYLAND
we Will on THURSDAY, TIE It'll nav mE
,,. O.UoEh, 1891, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on tho
bichhiscs proceed TO sell ut public aution 10 the
highest bidder, all that certain parcel ~, lava
scribcd as follows: 6-' an" uc-
,o peSlnninS AZ a point on the north side of Pat.
ION street llS36 feet west OF Park street: thenr,
uorlh - degrees, cast I3254 feet TO nm alley.
utcs WIN said alley north a. degrees, min
80 W." 90 1u.o lcct To point on same; thcuco
tbcncc sv, west l23 81 feet TO Patton street;
n , win ration street south GS degrees cast
IL; ~ ,eGt 10 INC beginning, being lot No IL in SOC
sloh 10, NE SHOWN by the map OF the Rogers Fair
VIM s4 houston addition 10 the city OF Roanoke,
Terms, Cash as to enough to pay the cos, Of
1 W.. ana IN arrears on said interest, premiums.
ines "ila uucs viz: S326i0. and the residue shall
VIC payable In two equal annual payments of ono
m,iu Two years from tho day OF sale the deferred
pSrents 10 DC secured by deed of trust upon tho
p,iDpcrty, ana TO bear interest from the div OF
lent anu desirable dwelling house
IL: X. DOUGLASS,
oatds THOS. w. MILLER,
49, on Trustees
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.l4tds

( COMMISSIONERS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
-, certain decree OF the Hastings Court for the
term, 1894, in the chanccry cause OF the Rr,dnsy
wa, water carriage Company vs.. p. S. Miller ct ais
.Sc uiidersl sncd, as special commissioners, will
At IL O'CLOCK NOON. On ~ wiz tEr pERsHmmisos'
dliE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1921, tho following
Wn" piIea Teai estate situated in the county Of
noanoke, Va and near the corporate limits nj
inc city OF Roanoke and described as followe:
D,eglnnhg At the Intersection of the north
castery side Of Bridge street, as shown nm thn
map map OF section 3 OF the Roanoke Development
o,bp%ns prohery thence extending along the
nortnwcsterly side or bridge street north II do
grees 10 seconds east IS feet to the sonthwesterv
sue OF an alley IS feet wide, thence along the
same parallel with Russell street and at 1richt
angles to said Bridge street north 6S dcTreess 81
seconds west 100 feet to the northwestern aide Of
NH nj. aiey ~ fcet wide leading into Railroad ave
SAID Bridge street and at right angles TO Russell
street north q degrees Ii seconds east DIS and
9,dov rect to the southeely side OF Railroad ave
nue., thence along the same by line in a general
sontnwesteIly direction curving to the lcfi. with
RADIUS OF $50 and II 100 feet, distance OF dis
ana $500 feet to the northcastcrly side NJ
Russell street, thence along the same sontb rs
degrees ~ seconds east CPS and 70l0O feet to tho
Being the same land that was convovod o, a.
DrldScwater Carriage Company by deed from
INC Roanoke Development Com pany dated the
a sS gay OF January, 1922, and recorded in the
oleIhs once or The coun court OF Roanoke
county In deed book 9, pages s. On this land is
ioca,ed very large factory building, formerly
usT SEQ, ~ the Bridgewater Carriage Company
TERMS OF SALE: Onefourih cash and the
remainder to be paid in t, ~ and Is months from
inc day OF SAG said deferred payments to be
evidenced by the bonds. or the purchaser with
personal security and also secured by n deed OF
trust upon the premises conveyed
w. A. GLASGOW IT.
LUCIAN ii. COOKE
Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree IN above mentioned cause has been cx-
coated with security approved by me
5. s. BROOKE, Clerk
NOTE The above sale IL made M the rial ~
W. J. Blair, bidder at u sale under former nd
vertisment. 7S q % "a
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A. Fish With ellis and Lungs.

The Academy of Natural Sciences has a
rare fish, which can boast of II pair OF
lungs in addition to the gills with which
alone less favored fish arc endowed The
necessity of these two sets of breathing
apparatus is readily seen when the habits;
of tho animal are known. In Africa, where
the fish lives, it inhabits lakes and ponds,
which are often completely dried up dur.
Ing tho dry season. AS long as the water
remains the lung fish lives as do the other
members of the flnny tribe and brcathcs
by means of his gills, but when the ponds
dry up he burrows down into the mud
and makes round nest. where he lives in
a semitorpid condition, breathing by
means of his lungs, until the rainy sea
son releases him again. -Philadelphia Rec
ord
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eookMAKlNG.

Rubber backs to account books and
other largo volumes We're introduced in
1S41
In 1863 it is said that book, namc
not given, was printed from vulcanized
rubber stamps
The first book to have its leaves num-
bered was H5sop's Fables" printed by
CaHton in 1854
Chinese printing is certainly MS early
as a. d. SOB, books of that date being
now in existence
Books were printed in Scotland as
early as 1909, but tho titles of the vol
umes and the names of the publishers
are not certain.
Samples of oriental binding brought
home by the crusaders gave European
binders many ideas for tho advance
ment of tho art.
OF all the materials for permanent
writings papyrus is one of the most I'M
satisfactory. All ancient manuscripts
of this material are almost us brittle as
dead leaves.
At Athens, in tho time of Demos
oAOhSo3 olO 6Olu Ii. Small
wooden account book for recording coll
tracts ut a quarter of an obolus each
about cent
Many medieval bindings arc so in
crusted with gold and precious stones
that the legitimate work of the binder
seems to have been turned over to the
lapidary and goldsmith.
The discovercr of bookbindcrs' glue
was one Phillatius, an Athcuian Ho
mado the glue for fastening together
sheets of parchment, and so highly was
his invention appreciated that tho
Athcnians erected statue in his honor.
A great many errors in the ancient
manuscripts We're perpetuated by rule
of the monastic orders that Il copy must
be exactly followed by tho scribe. Even
when he perceived mistake ho must
not correct it.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
RAILROAD TIES.

The United States courts arc now
operating 152 railroads, with 43, 900
miles of track and capital of So, 500. :
100000.
Daniel X. Belllnap, the Erie railway
station agent at Hornellsvillc, N. Y,
has been continuously in the service of
tho company for 40 years.
Railroads carry man from New
York to San Francisco for $50, a hog
weighing tho same as u man for SO; adj
vantage i'll favor of being hog, $74.
Tho New York Central has put tho
Worlds fair engine No 900 into active
service, and it will hereafter draw tho
Empire State express between Albany
and Syracuse.
An order has been issued by General
Passenger Agent Roberts of the Eric
giving commuters the right to beard
trains within the limit of their mileage
whether trains stop at the places named
on their tickets or not
Colonel w. A. Turk, the large heart.
ed and large bodied general passenger
agent of the Richmond and Danville
railroad, who is also known as the
newspaper mans friend" has been
chosen to be general passenger agent of
the Southern Railway company by Pres
ident Samuel Spencer.
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1tRuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Ry
Vlrtuc OF deed OF trust dated the 22nd do y
or Deccmbcr, 1S92. from Melissa Van WaUonayy
AND husband to II. X. Douglas and ThomSss w
Miller, trustees, which deed is OF record in thc
cicTks Office OF the corporation court for The civ
on ROANOKE, In deed book ST. pnge is. To srcnrc
10 Inc Niiddle States Loan, Building aud Con
s Eft Company, OF Hagerstown, MARYLAND.
anc payment OF the dues, interest, premiums and
h hcs therein stipulated to be pafd and default
aSmslnE occurred In the payment OF tho said
dues Interest, premiums and fines for tho snace
OF SIX months and more, and being reouestcd az
10 DO by the said Middle States Loan ,uidipr and
construction Company, we will ON TIi1rRS
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF OCTOBER isSt ~" o.
il:o5 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises proceseS
10 sen NJ public auction to the highest bidder ali
D Dnn oerLaln parcelo land lying in the CITY of
ROANOKE, Va, and described as follows:
u-ncelhulng ut point on the north side ar
W. yane avenue Si3.9i feet cast OF Eleventh street:
point; thence northwardly at right angles from
ytho avenue 1871 Is feet to nm alley: thence alnn
saio alley westwardly so feet to n point. thcncss
southwardly l3l 81 feet to the place of beeInnin%
Delpg lot No. 10, section g. according To The nun
Oh Inc Mclrose Land Company. 'r
TENNIS: Cash ae to enough to nav the cost n,
executing this trust and TO pay the amount now
o o. ana IN arrears on said interest premiums
hucs hna oucs, viz; S326.40 and the residue shnli
&c ou PayMoc IN Two equal annual payments of one
anu Two years from day OF sale the deforrdd ma W
ments to be secured ny deed OF trust mon ftS,e
property and to bear interest from the date or
sale. Upon this land Is constructed n ronvcnj.Ot
ana desirable dwelling house
Ii. X. DOUGLAS,
o,,, THOMAS W. MILLER
'N ~ Trustees
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 RCSTEE'S SALE OF REAI, ESrATE nv
=, virtue OF a deed OF trust dated the i5th 10 y
OF december, 1892, from John p Grav ~ M Wy ~
Ainviaanacr Ncili and Rush U. Derr. trnstces
WHEN oced s OF record in the clcrks office OF The
SSOHosaton court Tor the city of Roanoke in deed
gooh CO. page 40. to secure to the Middle States
.Jona,. puIiaing and Construction Company of
; nas. Maryland, the payment of the dues
~, ,n's.est, premiums and fines therein stipuIated
10 DC paid, and default having occurred In the
pp aymeht OF said dues, premi1mp, interest and
niucs, LOT the space OF ak mouths or morc and
TUG salu hurh U. Derr having departed th;s' iito
leasihg tho undersigned as the snrviyiny trnstee
enc s Oelng requested go to do by the Mai.
states Losn, Building and Consfrnction i,nn'
pan ain It,i,, VIII, on THURSDAY, THE 4TH nav
NJ Us OCIObEH, 1921, AT 1913 O'CLOCK A. nj on
~. psemlses, proceed to sell at public auction
i .nc nigneet bidder, all that certain parcel NJ
described as follows '"sinia' ana
urbeglnnlng at point on the north aldo n,
az. nc avenue 2t3H feet east OF Eleventh street
tneneo with Wythe avenue in an eastcrir Streo,
tion on rect to point; thence northwa al ~,
rlShL angles to said Wythc ayennc l2i * TaS, a.
an slcy, tnehcc along said alley in n westerlv Al
iSS S ny oV icet TO point; thence southwardlv
as 10 .sct 10 ne place OF beginning and known
as r3e no 8, section 2, OF the A. clrose Addition
nMo' cash as to enough to pay tho coat NJ
S6necutihg this trust and to pay the amount now
hn n ana dues, viz 1926 and the residue shall
o oo payable In two equal annual payments of onr
anu Two years from the date OF sale the dcferrsd
payments to be secured by deed of trust mon tho
properly ana to bear interest from the Sate az
safe. upon this land is constructed oonIenjeOt
ana desirable dwelling house
nus OIL ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

We gain as much in avoiding the
failings Of others as we do i'll initiating
that i'll which they excel.
Think all you can of the good quail
ties OF others; forget and keep silent con-
corning their bad qualities
Order is the sanity of the mind, the
health of the body, the peace Of the
city, the security of the state.
If wrinkles must be written upon our
brows, let them not be written upon the
heart. The spirit should never grow old.
To be free minded and cheerfully dis
posed at hours of meat, sleep and exer-
else is one of the best precepts of long
lasting.
Kindness draws out the bettor part of
every nature, disarming resistance, dis
sipating angry passions and melting the
hardest heart
No true man can live half life when
no has genuinely learned that it is only
half life. The other half, the higher
half, must haunt him.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue or deed OF trust dated the o2nd day
or December 1922. from Melissa Van Wa~oncr
and husband, to ii. X. Douglas and Thomns "
Miller, trustees, which deed Is OF record in the
clerk ONCE or the corporation court for the CITY
OF hoanoke IN deed book So, page 10, to secure to
thc Middle States Loan, Building and Construc.
llon company, OF Hagcrstown, Maryland the
payment OF the dues, interest premiums and
having occurred IN the payment OF the said dnes
interest. premiums and fines for the space of six
months and moro and being requested so to do
by the Middle States Loan, Building and Con.
structi0n Company, we will, ON THURSDAY
IiIE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER 1891, AT 10.55
O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises, proceed To scII
al puniic auction to the highest bidder all that
CERTAIN parcel OF land lying In the city of Roa.
noke, Virginia, and described as follows:
VI Beginning at point on the north side OF
ythe avenne 1881 feet cast OF Eleventh street.
thence with Wythe avenue In an eastcrlv direc
ton to 81 feet point, thence northcriy at right
aEglcs to said Wythe avenue 1871 75 feet to an aIiev
thence along said alley in n westerly direction I'd
rect 10 point, thence southward)y 1871 gi feeT tn
tho place OF beginning, and known as lot M a
section 2, Melrosc Addition.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost M
executing THIS trust md to pay the amount due
ana In arrears on said interest, premiums. fines
and dues, wiz $32i.40 and the residue shall he
payable . in two annual payments of ono and two
years from date OF sale, the deferred payments
to nc secured by deed of trust upon the propertv
and TO bear interest from the day of sale
upon this land Is constructed q convenient n nd
desirable dwelling house A"u
HENRY KYD DOUGLAS.
THOMAS W. MILLER
lue Oh Trustees,
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER.
tain deed OF trust from Clara j. Workman To
the undersigned trustee, dated the aOth div Of
May. 1861, and recorded in the clerks office OF
the iinstings Court for the city of Roanoke in
dccd DOCK H. pagcl7l, to secure to the Roanoke
Building Association and Investment Company
the payment OF the sum OF 81. 800 30 evidenced nv
elShty.four certain negotiable notes OF S2T "a
cach or even Date with said deed OF trust. hear.
ing interest ut tho rate OF per cent; per annum
payable in one and eighty rour months respec
lively from date. And whereas default has been
made In the payment ar fifteen of said notes md
being required 30 to do by the raid Roanoke
Building Association aud Investment Company
VIII sell al public auction to the highest bidder
UN WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF SEP.
IEMbhit; 1871 at the front door OF the court.
house in the city OF Roanoke, Va, the followine
described real estate, situated in the CITY OF Roa
nokc and bounded as follows, To witt
= Beginning At point on the south side of
ROBERTSON street las feet east or the southeast
corner OF Robertson and Mellon streets thence
south degrees west 12 IS feet 10 au alley: thence
win said alley north So degrees 30 minutes east
- II ieet 10 u point on same; thence north de.
grees east llSl6 feet to Robertson; thence with
robertson street norte 50 degrees west Is feet TO
the place of beginning wv "
TERMS OF SALE-Cash as to the costs or sale
anGiualng trustees commission OF legal per
ccntnm and the sum OF $5l5.43, and As TO the ann
OF SS55, upon credit to become dne in
monthly instalments OF S2T. SO each with Interest
ON Same from the Goth day OF May, 1890, and bal
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TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE cITv
4 OF Roanoke, In vacation, on the 10Th dar of
august. 1884. s. w. Jamison, Trustee s~stnSstt
". n. FELIX L.ewellyn l.. Felix, A. NJ Fuller. 70
NJ. Fuller, n. Partee 4 - TRADING ~ ~ ~
Partee Co, Roy Is. Smith, trustee. the Ros.
noRe trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
All other creditors OF w. III. Felix as of Novem
per ON, ls9V, the names and residences OF whom
hfe UNKNOWN. Extract from decree; -
IL is adJudged, ordered and decreed that this
cause be ana Is hereby referred to John M. Hart
Tor the prrposo ana directed to take. state ana
report 10 court the following acconnts: H,rst
An account OF the debts secured by the sevarss
deeds OF trust referred to In said bill. tho a. -
counts thereof and 10 whom payable SaconJ
An account OF the Indebtedness OF the said w n
feiix, rs OF the nth day OF November. iSon bot,
mucn tnereol has since been paid or otbcr svisr
sn1tisned, and by whom. Third An account 81
III TUG mems Hpon the property IN tho bill nen
tapneu' tneir dlSnities and priorities and to
whom payable. Fourth. What fec shonId Ne
services In this cause. Fifth. ANY other m stta.
deemed pertinent by himself or reauired nv sns
party interested In said cause. sS
A Copv-Teste
5. S. BROOKE, Clerk.
August 49, 1894 *
Inc parties interested in the decree from yvbSct
inc foregoing Is an extract will take notice tnat
on the llth day or September. 1891 at my ns,res
IN the city OF Roanoke. shall proceed to execnfr
the same, whon and whore they are rcouired ~
attend, with such books, papers, vouchers ana
evidence ae will enable me to comply with ths
order OF the court. f'' "'sn me
e,,,. JOHN NJ. HART,
'1r'a 81 special Commissioner.