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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Murder and suic,de.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 12-Word WAS
received at police headquarters late this
afternoon that the dead bodies of man
and OF woman were found on the
Watson road about mile south OF the
Manchester road. revolver with sew
eral empty chambers lay beside the
corpses All the indications pointed to
murder and suicide. There is no clew
to the Identity of the parties or the
Gauss of the crime. A note was found
near stating that the parties had no
desire to live any longer and had de-
cided to die together. The note was
signed Louis Frank and Miss Kate
KOlb
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Jefferson Davis, Jr., Buried.

RIeHEoND, Va, April lathe re-
mails OF Jefferson Davis, Jr., were re-
inferred in the Davis section at Holly
wood this afternoon. The Ulcers of the
Davis monument association drove
with Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie Davis
10 the cemetery. Mrs. Davis was ac-
compauied by Hon. ]. Taylor Ellison.
and Miss Winnie by Mr.. James Richard
son, of New Orleans. The services st
the cemetery wore very simple, and
wero conducted by Rev DR.. Carmichael.
rector OF st. Paul Church. On tho bier
rested silk Confederate flag, the same
that WAS used when the remains of
Jefferson Davis were reinterred
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
oHAs. H. BEEBE DEAD.
1he Norwich Look Company's Manage,
Died Last Evening

The Norwich Look Company's Manaser
Died Last Evening.
Charles Hamilton Beebe, treasurer
ana general mansger of the Norwich
Look Manufacturing Company, died at
mis- home on South Commerce strees lest
evening at O'Clock. The remains will
Dc taken from this city Sunday night TO
his old home in Connections and the
funeral services will be held there.
mr.. Beebe returned from Norwich.
where he attended the funeral Of his
father, just one week ago and while
North he contracted severe cold.
which developed into pneumonia a few
days since. This so aggravated an i'm
durable disease with which he had been
afflicted for several years that It resulted
In his death. he was about so years old
and leaves wife and three children.
MIR. Beebe has been connected with.
and was practically. the Norwich Lock
Manufacturing Company for almost a
quarter OF century, and since his
removal to the city about FIVE years
ago, he has done much towards the
upbuildiDg of Roanoke. He was a man
OF integrity and of character, who en-.
1oyed the full confidence Of all with
whom he came In business or social
contscs and his death removes q man
Roanoke could Ill afford to lose
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR.
Sixth Annual Convention ut Knoxville,
Tennessee

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April 12.-The
sixth annual convention Of the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
Is in session here in the First M. e.
Church About one hundred delegates
are In attendance. The session will
continue until Sunday night.
DR.. Clark, the father OF the Christian
Endeavor movement, is here. A chorus
choir OF 200 voices under Prof. e o.
Excel, OF Chicago, furnishes the music.
The program of the convention COM
prises addresses by some of the leading
christian workers in the country.
The convention Is by far the most en/
thusiastic ever held in this State. The
church was filled with an audience bf
l,s0o last night and 1900 people wdre
turned away. Overflow meetings we're
held in three churches.
Among the prominent men present
are the Rev. e. P. Loose. Of BlaSk-
burn University, Connellsville, Ibis !;
VIM. Shaw, of Boston, and John Wills
Bser, secretary of the society, Boston.
Officers will be elected tomorrow.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
NATIONAL MILITARY PARK.
Dedication Ceremonies Decided
Upon.
Tho Chioksmasua and Chatap ooga Milf.
tary Park Dedication Exercises WIN
Begia September 10-There WIN be
Orations, n Military Display and Rep.
resontatives of the Great Armies of ths
War VIII be Present.

WAsHINGTcN, April 1s.-Secretry
Lamont has decided upon the pain
features OF the official exercises au-
thorized by Congress in the dedication
OF the Chickamaugs and Chattsnooge
National Military Park. Ths cere-
monies will begin on the BATTLEFIELD of
ChickamaugA September ID, tnd will
comprise the formal announcement of
the opening of the park by the war de-
partment, representing the government,
two orations by speakers OF national
prominence and the proper military
display. On the following day cxer-
cises in continuation OF tie dedication,
relating to the battles otLookout Noun
tain and Missionary RVge will be held
at Chattanooga with q somewhnt similar
program.
In case OF rain, oil exercises will take
place at Chattanooga, under cover Of
adequate capacity,Ito be provided as q
prudential measure The Secretary
Will arrange to hare all the armies rep
resented in the bsttle participate in tho
dedication by setting apart the night OF
September 10 70 the Union and Con-
federate armies OF tho Tennessee, and
tho night OF che 10Th 10 the armies Of
the Potomac and Northern Virginia.
The regular lrmy will be represented
by the lieutenant general and detsch-
ment OF troops. The society of the
Army OF the Cumberland will hold it's
regular annual re-union az Chattanooga
the evening OF September is, preceding
the dedication, and to this all officials,
visitors and representatives of the other
army societies will be invited.
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Russia and Japan's Demands.

ST. PETERSBURG. April l2.-It ia
stated on excellent authority that
Russia has determined to make diplo-
matte opposition to the annexation by
Japan Of any portion of the Asiatic
continent. Tho Russian army and navy
in the far East are being rel nforced, with
the view Of supporting this decision.
The Russian government has also re-
solved not to interiors in Armenia in
order to have free hand in the far
East
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Northern and Southern Governors to Meet.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 12.-Col. John
Castleman, chairman OF the G. a. B.
committee on invitation and reception,
has received letter from Governor
Brown agreeing to serve on that COM
mittee. The only other mem bers of the
committee outside OF the city will be
Governor Buckner and ex. Governor
Knott. Colonel Casslemau intends to
have the governors of the Southern
States meet the governors Of the North.
ern States here during the enosm pment,
and for that reason desires the above
gentlemen on the committee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Escaped nIurderers CAPTURED.

ALDURQUERQUE, N. NJ. April ia
A telegram from Roosevelt, N. M,
says the prisoners in the jail there
overpowered the jailor to-day and es-
oaptd. Three of them are murderers.
Nearly all the citizens OF the town
started in pursuit, and short distance
from town pitched battle was fought.
One of the fugisives wrs dangerously
wounded. The others surrendered.
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a Sensational EIopement.

WHEELING, April ia sensational
elopement occurred from Charleston
this afternoon. Col. a. D. McCorkle,
brother Of Governor McCorkle. and Miss
Carrie CONS cock, a prominent society
leader, were the principals. Their court
ship mot with bitter opposition from
Niles Comstock's mother, which resulted
In the surreptitious leave taking day
on special Kanawha and Michigan
train for Gallipolis, o., where they were
married
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Verdict of Self Defense Rendered.

CINCINNATI, o., April 12.-After hear
Ing witnesses all day, the coroners jury
at Covingson, Ky, this afternoon rom
dered verdict Of self defense in the
case of j. L. Sanford, killed yesterday,
by Senator VIM. Goebel. The prelim-
mary hearing OF Goebel before the
police Judge Is set for to morrow when
the friends of the dead banker state
that they will produce evidence to show
q case Of assassination
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Pleasant Surprise to Operatives.

NORTH GROsvENDALE, Conn, April
12.-The Grosvendale company has
posted notices in all OF its mills that
they will increase wages In all depart.
ments after April 90. The company has
four mills. employing 1900 hands. The
action OF the management was SUR
prise to the operatives.
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a Reward for Perry to be offered.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 12.-Governor
Morton will tomorrow issue procls-
nation offering a reward OF 81, 900 for
the capture OF Oliver G. Perry, the
train robber who escaped from the State
asylum for insane criminals at Mat
teaWar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
,st al. a y G.EoGNT'ss
MENU, APRIL 10.

SoUr-Scotch broth, consomme.
FIsH-StuTed shad, anchovy sauce.
RELIsHEs-Qucen olives, radIshes, pickles,
spring onions.
BoILED-Ham and cabbage, fresh beef tongue,
sauce piquant.
RoAsT-Prime ribs, Baltimore beef drip gravy
loln of pork, with apple sauce, young chicken,
stuffed with cranberry sauce.
EETRBEs-Cutlcts dc veau, Borgols fritters a
10 Chesterfield.
VBGETABLKs-Cream potatoes, Lima beans :
stewcd pnrsnips, oandied yams.
Lemon Martinique pic, mince meat pic, tapioca
pudding, with sweet cream, claret punch, Jelly
coffee, tea, Ice tea, chocolate, milk, buttcrmiik,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Good Friday in New York.

NEW YORK, April 12.--All the ex-
changes are closed to-day and. although
Good Friday Is not p legal holiday in
this State, little business of any kind
was done In Wall street outside of the
banking institutions which are required
to be open.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Nradge Yorke,s slaxar

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April lathe
coroner's inquiry into the death of
Madge Yorke, the actress, who WAS
killed by Actor James Gentry February
II, was held tc day. A large number OF
witnesses were examined, and the tesh.
mony heard was substantially as hero
sofore published. Gentry was re-
manded to prison to await the action of
the grand jury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
Sensational Statement Donied

CHICAGO, April 19.-City Comptroller
Wetherell denies sensational state.
ment credited to him this afternoon,
that the city finances arc about $780,
600 short. The comptroller says the float
ing deb, OF tie city Is about 81, 600 600,
and that the tax in process OF collection
Ia ample to much more than meet it,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
IrIsh Natioua,iat, and Cnn.

New YORK, April 12.-At meeting
of Irish Nationalists last night resolu.
tons were adopted congratulating the
Cuban revolutionists upon the success
OF their patriotic efforts and hoping
that Cuba will soon be added to the
list OF republics. A committee will be
formed to devise means to prove the
nationalist sympathy for tho Cuban
government.
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An Important Decision.

FRANKFORT, KY, April 12.-Tn the
case Of the East Tennessee Coal Conn
pany vs.. commonwealth, the court Of
appeals holds null and void and in con-
hict with the constitution OF the United
States the State statute which prohibits
the transfer OF a case from the State to
the federal court and which restraints
the plaintiff company from doing BUSH
ness in the State of Kentucky.
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Ar1aIgned for Taking His own Le.hsp.

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 19.-Commis.
sioner Bauskett had peculiar case
before him this morning. w. E. De
Hines was before him charged with
violating section 5466 Of the postal
laws. De Hines 10 charged with taking
his own letter frem the possoffce at
Dawkins.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
THE COUNCIL IN SESSION.
The New Tax Law Passed Last
Night.

Resolutions for Board Walks Passed-Bar-
Der Shops Taxed-Heavy Tax on Junk
Dealers An Ordinance Protecting
Electric Light Fixtures Paesed-Com-
monwealth Land Company Matter
Settled at last.
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CIearanoes In the Past Week

New YORK, April l2.-The total
clesrar ces at principal cities. as com.
piled by Bradstreet for the past week
were 1888, TAI, $40, which Is an increase
OF III over corresponding week last
year. Exclusive OF New York, S43O, =
7l3,O9S, increase 4.3.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13

FLoRIssANT, Colo, April 12- City
Marshal Cummings arrested man fill
ing the description of one of the Cripple
Creek express rot bers, while he was
trying to board freight train at this
place to-day. He will be taken to Grip
pie Creek to be identified. The man
was dressed as laborer and had con-
siderable money,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
smaiipoxin Illinois.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April IA special
to the Evening Post from. Paducah Ky.
says: News to day by steamer from
sbawneetown. Ills, is that there are
thirty-nine cases of smallpox there
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13

If you want to sea your neigh Dor
spread himself look OF him through that
Laughing Camera, At THE TINES
office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13

THE Laughing Camera has come to
town. II can be had only q. THE
TINES office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13
LANCASTER.
RUNS by INNINGS,

E ESaaase SIS S S-s
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Roanoke, 8; Lancaster, O. Two.
base base hitsHReed, Padden, Breen. Cavanaugh,
Crockett, Clark. Double plaYs-Crockett iunas.
sisted); Seybold and Stouch. Bases on balisNBy
Stahl, i CGaliliahan 4 Yesgel Hit BY pitched
pitches 8; Yeagel, Time OF game
hours, ~ minutes. Umpire-Mr. Ford.
Baseball Notes.
Blacksburg College is scheduled to
meet the locals at Athletic Park to day.
James. who made great record with
the pennant. winning Petersburgs last
season, will be in tbs box for this Wis
itors, and good game should result.
Ladies will be admitted free to the
grounds, charge OF fifteen cents being
made for the grand stand.
The young ladies and teachers from
Virginia College and Hollins Institute
will be admitted free both to tbs
grounds and grand stand and are sre-
cially invited to come and see the col-
lege students play the great national
game. The students will be on hand
in full force, fully charged with their
college yells. Game will be called at
AIS.
catcher Martin received his release
yesterday. Sherer and Clark have
attached their signatures to Roanoke
contracts.
An Exciting Game.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 12.-Balti-
more's second team was defeated in o
close and exciting gsme here this after
noon by the Petersburg club OF tho
Virginia State League. Foreman was
in the box for the locals, and the Wis
itors found him COMPLETE puzzle. get.
ting only three hits. Kissinger pitched
for Baltimore, Bonner OF the Balti-
mores got mad because the umpire called
him out on strikes and threatened to
ASSAULT that functionary, but as the
latter WAS willing to indulge him, and
as the crowd let it be known that / t
would mako it hot for any player who
started row, Bonner quieted down
The score was as follows: Petersburg,
5; Baltimore, Q.
At Cambridge. Mass. = Harvard
ward, IA; Lovell's,
AT Richmond, Vs.-Baltimore. .;
Richmond, Q.
At Noriolk. 6; Yale. z.
AT Lynchburg.-W Washington, %;
Lynchburg, l.
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Ex.MInister to sweden and Norway Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Ia, April 1S,-James
Fl. Campbell, formerly United Statea
minister to Sweden and Norway, died
suddenly at his home in Wayne, Della.
ware county, this State, to-day, aged
rs years. He WAS born in Williams port,
in this State, On February S, 1890 In
May, 1864, he was appointed by Presi-.
dent Lincoln minister resident OF
Sweden and Norway, a post which he
flied until November, 1866.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-13

Will Make Horse Laugh.
THAT laughing camera at The = INES
office. Try one.
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It's
Young Yet!
We have already done
fright smart" Of roof
painting this spring, but
want to do more. Does
your roof need US?
Roanoke Roofing and Metal CorniGe Co.,
Commerce st. and franklin Road
J. B. COLLINGWOOD. Manak ger.
- Phone 22s. -
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In Riot between native aud foreign
railroad laborers at Sloan Springs,
Ark, Thursday night. A federal
deputy marshal attempted to quell the
disturbance. Ho WAS set upon by four
OF the rioters and was compelled to kill
two OF them in self defence.
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also close fitting, except for few gathers ~
the throat. The fullness Of the front was drawn
down snugly at the belt. showing no trace of
the blouse effect. girdls Of jet and narrow
bands for the sleeves and a soft collar Of black
chiffon finished the costume.
80
The English American artist Whistler b IN
another fuss now. and appearing in a very in-
terestng case; however. be is always interest
ing. because he is so exceedingly queer. It has
only been within the last year that he made
dreadful row over Du Maurier's putting pio-
ture Of him in Trilby. Now, the case is this:
Sir William Eden asked Whistler to paint n
portrais of his wife. Lady Eden. who is a most
beautiful woman. Whistler finished the por-
trait after long time; it was very graceful,
and was exhibited and admired extensively.
Sir William sent the artist a check for 100
guineas. triAe over $500, and asked for the
portrait. The artist claimed that he bad not
been sufficiently paid, grew very angry and
daubed out the face Of the picture. The case
vas brought before the courts and was decided
in favor of Sir William, the artist being re-
quired to restore the portrait and pay the costs.
Now, of course, all there is for Whistler TO do
ia to paint the face again, but what chance he
has for picturesque revenge. Instead Of the
dainty pose and smiling lips and soft, dark hair.
he can depict awkwardness, scowls and besvi-
ness, and the courts would have a ticklish job
in deciding how cross and awkward portraits
could be and still be likeness Of the fair lady.
However. as every body is planning for Whist
Ter to play some such trick, he probably viii
thin Z ont no a. "a exoected and affeek-
i've to satisfy his revenge 1t will be interest,"
ing to see what he does.
ELSIE PoMERoY McELRoY.
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UNION VETERAN LEGION.
A Charming Entertainment Last Wee


The entertainment by Encampment No. co.
Union Veteran Legion, of this city, last Thurs
day evening was a great success as are all o.
its undertakings. National Commander Gen.
James Tanner-"the Corporal who is also
Colonel of the Encampment, welcomed the largo
audience of ladies, gentlemen, and comrades
cheerily, and called tho first number on the
program. a piano solo. by Master Irwin Kirk
wood which was roundly applauded. Miss
Sheppard sang "Tentng Tonight on the Old
Camp Ground beautifully, and then Comrade
George C. Rounds, of Manassas. Va, read a
very interesting monogram in which he de-
scribed the method of army signaling, and told
how. immcd lately after the capture of Raleigh,
N. c.. Gen. Sherman directed him to establish
a signal station on the dome of the capitol and
spoke of the perils of the ascent aud how en-.
Unused he was when there as he walked around
the great dome and watched all night. He
described the sending skyward of beautiful
rockets the night they beard of Lees surrender.
each rocket representing letter of "peace and
good will from North to South" He was Wig
orously applauded as he read exciting passages
and reminded the veterans who were there of
those days of sacrifice and toll that the Union
should live forever. YaG
Miss Pauline FurlonR-sweet I6-then re-
cited My Sisters Beau" The sister rcmsined
upstairs when he came and sent Pauline down
to entertain him, wirieh she did so realistically
that if the sister could haye seen her she never
would have sent her OH such mission again.
She demonstrated her ability as lover upon
Corpl Tanner in such winning manner that
the eyes Of every other veteran present were
green with envy.
Comrade Joseph Murray, of Colorado, then
of the 63d n. Y, of Meagher's Brigade, First
Division. Second Corps, Army of Potomac,
spoke eloquently of his experiences SOL
der OF his glorious adopted country and in the
West since. He made the boys enthusiastic.
Rev. DR.. Rogers, of the Church Of Our Father,
spoke upon the relation of the Church to the
war and the veterans since, and closed by an
eloquent appeal for the Emcampment to attend
his church with full ranks the Sunday before
Memorial Day, which will be accepted.
Mrs. Naylor caused the audience TO convulse
with laughter ut the persistent efforts of a sew
ing machine man to sell her filler" and at
tnclrnents.
Miss Sheppard sang :" The Sweetest Story that
ever Was Told " in manner to make the more
elderly wish they could renew their youth, and
Rev. DIR. Corey. of the Methodist Memorial
Church, where Gen. Grant attended, spoke elo-
quently Of the Fatherhood OF God and the
Brotherhood of Man" Adj't-Gcn. u. B. C.
Wright then sang Good-by. Lisa Jane" as
only lie can, and the comrades Joined in the
never ending chorus with a general breakdown
until they actually did break down.
Everyone went away with the impression
that Encampment 60 is indeed the livlicst and
most influential organization of the Union Vet
eran Legion.
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cEkT OF THE CORRIDORS.

"Congrcssmsn Lennel Ely Quigg of New
York, is just Lew The butt end Of lots OF fun for
his friends said Peter J. Ssmnels OF New
York, last week. and has friends are doubling
his sincerity as a champion OF to the sictors
belong the spoils.' al along in his newspaper
he has been advising Mayor Strong to put none
bat Republicans Ia municipal positions, and
lew days ago. when he personally appealed to
The Mayor 10 appoint q Democrat TO be City
Marshal, a howl went up that could be heard
from Harlem clear to the Battery. Mayor
Strong Was shocked, and the friends OF Quigg
and the hungry horde of @. o. p. Office. seekers
arose in their wrath and called bin everything.
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