davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Co to jest suffer?

Suffer Jest niezbednyoh " tsatrze
Observation-Disclosures.
Jego skinieniu podlega GAIA uiewi.
dzialna potega kulis. Jest on duszs
scsny, jest jej anioiem opiekuhcsym.
Jest on prorok;ems, DO nsprzod
przepowiada wszystko; jest saussni-
6iens, jednak ME intrygantem; jest
donoacielem, q prsecie ME klamca.
Moze on podszeptywid najInielsze
wyznsnis najiadniejssym kobietom,
. 4adna : mich ME mote puloit ich
mimo uszu.
Napawa odwaga 6ohaterd.o, wspie-
ra nsjbogatszych ojc6U, szlaohstnym
ma@om prsychodzi z pomoca
naisms strzeae cd upadku.
I. Jsko dobry opiekun, wstawis sic
nar6wni "a wszystkimi, wymaga je.
dnsk, aby 60 ssstchaH.
Zawod jego zmusza 60, aby bys
doS6 gsoInyns, q jednak dyskretnyn.
Sad jego o ludzkcSci ME jest bar
do pochlebny, ma bowiem wiecznie
do czynienis lud1mi, ktorzy sic
ma1o ngucsyH . wiele saponsnieH.
Publicznost. tam "a MIN, smieje
sic, pssoze. wywosuje aktorow, MIN
tylko jednyn, kt6ry nigdy ME wy
padl roll, oSdAarze Mkt ME pony.
eli i nswet nie posoinien pomyslec.
Dlatego wiec patrzy on na ten
SWAT tez tylko. plecami.
Me zajmuje sic tenn, co sic "a MIN
dzieje, leoz tylko tenn, 90 ma pred
sobs. =.
Cd publicznoSci niczego ME wy
mags, q ma jedno wspolne kaAds
piekna kobiets 49, oto najleDssvps
byws wowczis, gdy sic MIN iak
nsjmniej sfyssy.." .a'
TAX scharakteryzowal dowcipnis
suAera Robert Zell, literat / drlms.
turg niemieoki.::
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Zn6W kroki Wojenne ns NADIA
gaskarze.

Pary4' Is majs. - Otrzymano tu
wiadomosG o ponownem rozpoczeciu
GSw;iioxo zsBieszonych krokow wo-
iennyeh Ms Madsgaskarze. Francuzi
zdobyi fort Ambogimarina j ME-
wielka baterye Machabo'
Przy wzieciu tel ostatniej Howasi
straeili 8 ludzi Q dzia}a.
Nastepnego dnio cztery rotY pie
choty diva lIeial7 srtyleryi, pod
komenda gen. Mecingera, zdobyly
ob6z ufortyfkowany pod Miadonem,
kt6rego broni{o 5000 Howasow.
Oko{o 100 Howas6w zabitych;
wiele ranionych.
Ze strony francuzkiej padIo trzech
strzelc6w. Dalsze kroki wojenne be-
ds prowsdzone energicznis il szyb-
ko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Nieszczescie nR jezi0rze.

Me ma juz wstpliwosci, ze skinner
skate Kelly" rozbil sic i zatonal ma
jeziorze wraz z caSs za}oga i zaioba
panuje W domu pm. 55l, 87th court,
gdzie mieszka1 Hatch, wlasciciel
kapiran tego okretu. Opr6cz niego
PIED os6b nalesaso do za}ogi, a mia.
nowicie sternik Tom Long, kuCharz
Walsh / trzech majtkow.
81. cd Lat sc gl6#nie ma ,okretach
przebywas, q aEWiedza& wszystkie o
csany. Niazliezons praygody iega
aiaanaaY .an s 1ayna pxzys.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
wyspy Ceylon.

q dalekich strou, bo a. wyspy
Ceylon ina wybrzetach AzyD docho-
dzi mas wiadomoS6, ae W miescie Co
lumbus Najprzew. ks. Zsleski, Polak.
tytularny arcybiskup Teb j delegat
apostolski dla Indyj Wschodnicb, po-
soaya uroczysoie kamieh vagielny
pod seminaryum katolickis y obe-
onosoi Msgrs Meli1ana, arcybiskups
Columbus, biskupa Handy, biskups
,Jaffuy iw obsc mp6stwa Ceylofczy-
k6w, Mslabarczyktw, anav,t ~
alfahiok Inadl1ttN. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
NaWr0eOny grzes2nik.

Cripple, Crssk, Colo., Is maja.
- Jack Smith, g}6wny przyw6dca
rozruch6w W Bull Hill, kt6ry W
Altman W poniedzia}ek wieczorem
zostas przez marsza}ka Kelley wy.
strzalem raniony, czujac zblizajaca
sic Smier6, pos}al po ksiedza prey.
jaf chrzest, wyspowiadawszy sic re
swoich grzech6w. Zapewnial wssy.
stkich, ze W razie, gdyby wyzdro-
wia}, cnotliwe zycie bedzis prows.
d1iE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
TeIegramy IagranicEne
Wyspy Kuby.
Powodzenia powstancoW.

Key West, Fla, = 15go mala' -
z wyspy Kuby nadchodzs tu wlado-
mosci uowych powodzeniach po-
wstanc6w.
Ma wybrzezu Cayor de San Felipe
wyladowa1, pomimo oporu wOJska
hiszpanskiego, oddziai powstahczy'
zorganizowany W srodkowej Anne
ryce przez gen, Enrique CollahO'
oddzia8 ten przybyi ma dwoeh
okretach; liczy 700 dobrze uzbroIo-
nych ludzi.
Powstancy napadli na m. Banes-
zdobyli. takowe. Woisko hiszpan-
skie ucieklo.
General povstahczy Gomez sto-
czy} zn6w zwyciezka potyczke z
Hiszpanami. W stareiu tenn W ME-
wole wpad1 general hiszpanski Echa'
que.
Powstancy zn6w wykoleii pociag
wojskiem hiszpanskiem. CITE
rech zoinierzy zosta}o przytem zabl-
tych.
Zabrano wiele broni.
Oddzia} gen. Maceo zdobyl miasto
FL Criste i spali} je.
Burmistrz miasteczka Santo Spl-
ritu, kt6ry zdradzi} powstancow, 70
sta} przez mich rozstrzelany.
2 Havany donosza, IL Martinez
Campos zebral tam ofcer6w hisz-
skich zagrozi} i'm, re jesli ktory da
sic podejst przez powstahcow, costa
ME rozstrzelany.
wywsr}o to ma o6cerach jak mai
gorsze wrazenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Zaburzenia W Syryi.

Berlin, 14go maja. - Depesza
otrzymana z Beyrut, portu W Syryl'
donosi, IL W miejscowosci soor wy
Milky powazne zaburzenia pomiedzy
Mahometanami a Chrzescijanaml.
Dosz}o tam do krwawych stare.
Gubernator turecki Beyrut Wyru'
szy} z wojskiem ma miejsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
ReEOlueya W Mar0kk0.

Tamgier, Marokko, Is maja. - z
m. Marokko donosza, re W miescie i
okolicy trwa zaciek}a walka powstan-
COW ze stronnikami obecnego su&ta
ma. Rewolucyonisci 50 CORA, Zdaje
sic, re obecny sultan zostanie zrzu-
cony tronu, a cesarzem marokkan-
skim zostanie obwo}any jego brat
przyrodni, iednooki syn zmar}ego
su{tana Muley Hassana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Pracuja znoWu.

Springfield, ILL.,, l5go maja. -
G6rnicy, kt6rzy W tutejszej kopalni
nalezacei do Wilmington & Spring
field Coal Co. zastrajkowali, po-
wr6cili do roboty ma warunkach
przez w}ascicieli kopalni podanych,
t. j. "a zapiata po So cent6w cd wa
gonu kolejowego, ,obejmujacego 1900
funtow. Jest to najnizsza plaza, jake
g6rnicy otrzymujs W tym powiecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
PoselstW0 bueharskie " Rosyi.

Petersburg, IA maja. - Nadzwy-
czajne poselstwo bucharskie pred
stawia}o sic carowi Rosyi W Car
skiem Stole. Przywioz}o ono dro.
gocenne podarunki dla cara carycy
mianowicie: ozdoby obsypane
brylantami i innemi drogiemi ka-
mieniami, kosztownq bron, szale,
materye, futra karakul6w, dywany,
wspaniate zasiony haftowane, tu-
dziez rzedy na cztery konie wierz-
choWe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
ZnoW niep0k6j " Chitralu.

KazkIttQ, 10 maja. - q Simli
donosza o nowych niepokojach W
obwodzie Chitralu. Mianowicie W
miejscowosci Dir kraiowcy zaatako-
wall W paru miejscach oddzia}y an
gielskie, ale zostali odparci. W po-
blizu Poza (Wasirstan) porucznik
angielski Limond zostat zabity szty-
letem przez jakiegos fanatyka indyj-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
POiyczks chinsks.

Londyn, 1e maia. - standard"
podaje artykus, W kt6rym twierdzl,
ze Chiny uzyskajs bez trudnoscl
zadana pozyczke W sumie 100000
900. o zawarcie pozyczki ubiegajs
sic syndykaty z kilku KRAKOW. Pra-
wdopodobnie za}atwia ten interes
bankierzy niemieccy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Wizyta Aoty rosyjskiej W Anglii.

Londyn, 15 maja. - Do blura
Reutera donosza re dowodca anglel-
skiej eskadry, wyznaczonei do asy-
stowania ma uroczysto5ciach otwar-
cia kanalu P5Snocnego W Kilonii "a
prosi przybyie tam statki rosyjskie
do odwiedzenia Spithead. Zaprosze-
ME zostanie przyjete. Nadajs temu
znaczenie polityczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
w szk0le.

Nauczyciel:-Jasiu, opisz mi ges,
-Macie wy gesiP
Jas:-Gesi ME many, jeno "a.
siors.
Nauczyciel:-Jak on wyglsdaa
Jas:-On wcale ME wyglada, bo
90 zamkneli do ohlewika, q tatulek
wssystkie dziury pozatykali, coby
ME wyglsdal, bo go matulka ksr.
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16

vienna wyraza sic zfym stanie
wiezienia powiatowego twierdzi,
il nieludzka jest rzecza, zatrzymy-
wac W MIN jakiegokolwiek cz}o-
wieka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
UfaskaWienie.

Springfield, Hz,, l5go msja. =
Gubernator Altgeld ulaskawil Fran
ka Fogelsonga ze Stark Go. - Fo.
gelsong W r. 1894 zostas "a kradziea
skazany na siedmiolethie wiezienis
karns. Guhernator " akois uaaaka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16

cent 4. zwrot kapitaiu nastapi W
ciagu Is lat. Pozyczka jest zabezpie-
czona ma monopolu papieru, cygar
zapasek, W razie potrzeby, ma ogol'
nych dochodach pahstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Regulacys dfugu publicznego.

Washington, D. c., 10 maja. =
Rad serbski zaciaga pozyczke na
Gel uregulowania pofaczenia dfugu
Apublicznego, W kwocie SO milion6w
Frank6wf Kurs emisgjny-7o, pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16

WPieniadze do wypotyczenis. Duze sunny. MAXI
procent Pozyczamy pienisdze na budowe. Posia-
d{osci tylko " Chicago. Spfacamy po&yczH cd To-
wsrzysfw. Duks oszczednoec. HipoteA (mortga-
ges) na sprzedaz. Zgiosie sic osobscie albo hste.
Wnia do q. STONE d 90. Str. A6 La Sale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Mr.. Swift
and
his broken promises.
(Pan Swift jego niedotrzymane
obietnice).

stepujacy artykul:
nPan Swift pred wyboramiGezdzii
do wszystkich ward miasta, bywai ma
mityngach r6znych narodowosci,
wszedsie prosil, blaga}, wzdychal,
psakas i zebras gsosy, przyrzekajac,
ze bezstronnie i W piare wplywu po-
litycznego kazdej narodowosci rozda
urzedy.
Do kilku wybitniejszyoh polskich
republikahskich politykierow pisywal
listy, Daznaczajac i'm widzenia sic;
naradzal sic mimi, zaoheca} do poll.
tyoznej agitacyi ma jego korzysc;
wreszcie swiecie przyrzekal, ze po
wyborach pamistad bedzie o Mich i
ich przyjacioiach.
Ma ostatnim mass-mityngu pred
wyborami, wHali sw. Tr6jcy, zapea.
nionej polskimi obywatelami, pan S.
W swej movie. powiedzial, ze mu to
sprawl wielka przyjemnosd i radosd,
jezeli ma drugi dzieh po wyborach z
gazet sic dowie, ze 16ta wards, kt6ra
zawsze by2a przedmurzem demokra.
cyl, oddaia wiekszozd swych glos6w
"a republikanami lie on sic po.
stara to, azeby 16ta warda pozosta.
Ia ma zawsze W obozie republikanow,
przynajmniej tax dlugo, jak on be-
die mayorem.
Wszystko prawie - ma nieszcze.
Sole dla demokrat6w! - stalo sic tax
iposzlo, jak pan S. sobie zyczys.
Czy p. Swift dotrzYmal chociaz je-
dnej obietnicyP Me. Pan s. ME tyl.
tylko ze ME dotrzymas Polakom "a
dnych obietnio, ale co gorsza, hanie-
bnie ublizys i'm spotwarzyl caly ma.
rod polski, wyrasajac sic do delega.
cyl polskiej w obec licznego thu.
mu - ze wszyscy Polacy ME So zda.
tni do niczego innego, iak tylko udo
szufi lopaty".
To dowod wysokiei ignorancyi p.
swifta; dowod nieznajomosoi history
i stosunkow spolecznych naszych;
wresroie dowod - bezczelnosci.
Wolno p. swiftowi lama6 ssowo;
wolno ignorowat jednostki; wolno mu
rozdawad urzedy podlug swojego wi.
dzimi sic; wolno mu nswet calkiem
wykluczyt Polak6w cd urzedow ! "a.
dnemu Lie ME da6.
Ale ME wolko mu Polak6w, jsko
narodowos6, traktowad W podobny
spos6b.
Polacy republikanie i ich delega.
eye ME reprezentuja casego ludu pol.
skiego ME juz W Ameryce lub ma
swiecie caiym, ale nawet W Chicago;
wisc p. Swift ME ma prawa W odpo.
wiedzi ma ich przedstawienia, zniewa-
aad wszystkich Polakow.
Gdyby pan s. znaa chociaz tylko
historye Stanow zjsdnoczonycb, ME
wyrazi1by sic tax o narodzie, ktorego
przodkowie wszedzie i zawsze wal,
czyli W obronie cywilizacyi wolno.
Sol.
: Gdzie byli leo robii przodkowie
pana s., gdy Washington, Kosclu'
szko, Pulaski inni walczyli An.
glia o wolnosd niepodleglosd tego
kraju?
Kto Jest ten p. Swift, ktorY smie
uragac ludowi, ktorego czyny zspiss-
ne So W W history?
Pan S. przez lat 20 byl wardowym
politykierem; zawsze usilnie polo
wal ma urzedy przez lat 20 stal u
asobu miejskiego. Oto-kwalifkacye,
kt6re 60 wyniosly na nsjwyasze mu.
nicypslne stanowisko.
Me div, He dotrSymaniu swych
obietnio AMI mysli; ze muiema, ID mu
wolno deptad po wssystkich i.wszy.
stkiem, co ME nalesy jak naiscislej
do stowarzyszenis A. P. A. Ale MECH
pan S. ME sadzi. se my, Polacy, de.
ptat sobie po giowach pozwolimy...
Nigdy - ME.
Roland Ludwik."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16
Przybycie paroWc6W.

NEW YORK: cricassis Gissg., Majestic z
Ltyerp Werra Genuy, Lain Bremy.
ST. JOHNS, N. B.: Carthaganian Glasgow
Ltverp.
LoNDYN; Michigan Bait.
xIvERpu0Ls GalllA Bcst., Sardinian Non.
Asal, raasaaita zESzs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-16

Wszelkie sunny pieniedzy do wypotyczenia ma
realnosG ma budowe W sumachN zAdEnyeh po mai
nizszych stopach procentowych niz Hedykolwiek
przedtem.
ZgfosiG sie do Snydacker & Co.
MORTGAGE BANKER, 1853 Washington.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Gen. Green
Clay Smith, once Prohibition candidate
for President. war veteran and in re-
cent years e we'll known Baptist pastor
OF Washington, died at his home in
Northeast Washington at one O'Clock
shis afternoon. General Smith came Of
the famous Clay family of Kentucky, OF
which Henry Clay was she most con-
spiouous member. General Smith was
born as Richmond, KY, July 3. 1882.
His father was member of Congress,
and the family was noted for It's sturdy
adherance to the Union at time when
the border States were torn with dissen-
sion OF secession. AT the age OF Is he
enlisted In Kentucky cavalry GIN emit
and went to the Mexican war.
At the opening Of the civil war Gen.
eral Smith was In the kentucky leyis-
lature and spoke and acted against Sc
csssion. Soon after, he entered the
Union military service and was colonel
OF the Fourth Kentucky cavalry, which
oparated under General Rosecrans.
After much active service, in which he
WAS wounded at Lebanon, Tenn, he
was made rigadier-general Of volun-
teers June IL, 1862. He continued TO
servo with Rosecrans and WAS compli-
mented In public orders for gsllantry.
In March 1S, 1865, he was brevetted
maj general.
While on the field he was elected to
Congress, and resigned his commission
to enter the House OF Representatives
where he served two terms. At the Bal.
timore convention which nominated
Lincoln the second time. General
Smiths name WAS presented for vice
president. After a warm contest in the
convention, Andrew johnson secured
the Vice presidential nomination by one.
half e vote m ajority over General Smith.
This half vote kept G snerAl Smith
from becoming President OF the United
States.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
CRIME IN THE NORTH STATE.
A Farmers Terrible Deed-.Church Work cd
In Danger of Being Lynched.

Farmers Terrible Deed--Church Worke,
In Danger of Being Lynched. 4
WINSTON, N. c.. June ga Whit
farmer named Sims was jailed at CHAR
lotte last night for horrible Grind
While working in his cotton patch IL
Mecklenburg county yesterday after
noon, he fatally shot boy who had
thrown rock at him. Sims then sho]
his wife twice. killing her inetently
The husband left his wife in the HelS
weltering In her blood and gave himseE
up to the authorities. He says he kneH
he would be hung for shootin the bob
and could not bear the idea Of beinA
separated from his wife. Sims crims
has created a sensation.
Frank Mathes, colored, died in this
county to day at the age of los yeara
He talked with George Washington
when he passed through Salem May 81
1891.
Walter Hooker, prominent church
worker at Aurora, assaulted thirteen
year old daughter of Benjamin Mid.
yette, and there Is talk Of lyme hipa
bee. The girl Is not expected to live
Hooker admits the crime He Ia super
intendent Of the Methodist Sunday.
school at Aurora.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
Baseball Notes.

babeDBII Notes.
The management OF the Petersburg
team received yesterday telegram
from Manager Connie Mack Of the Pitts.
burg Nntio nal League team inquiring a
what terms pitcher John Foreman could
be secured by the Pirates. II Is also
understood that the Philadelphia club
would like to secure him and Is making
inq uiries about him.
The State League managers at Rich
mond last night elected John c. Small
recretAry. in place OF e. S. Woodall, re-
signed. Umpire Daily was released and
j. M. Mclaughlin will succeed him
The salary OF umpires was raised to S25
per week.
The Union Star baseball team went
to Rocky Mount yesterday and defeated
the club at that place by the score OF
to 7 The feature OF the game was
the fielding Of Moynihsn and O'Brien.
of the Union Stars, and the all round
playing of Davy Crockett for Rocky
Mount. The game was hard fought
battle from the time play was called
until the winning run came In. and the
Roanoke boys deserve much credit for
batting out victory. The batteries
were Chandler and Moynihan; Crockett
and Simpleton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
ROANOKE LOST BOTH GAMES.
Magicians Are Now Danger.
ously Near Last Place.
Days Rank Umpiring Helped the Truck
ers to Win the First While Roanoke,s
Errors Give Them the second-Fultz
and Padden Eleotrify the Spectators
by Their brilliant Playing.

PORTSMOUTH, June 29.-The Ports
mouths and Roanokes played two games
here this afternoon. both of which we're
won by the home team. In the first
game Fry and Hallman were the oppos-
Ing pitchers, but Daily saw to 1t that the
Truckers would come out ahead. Two
decisions OF his in the eighth inning
gave the home team three runs. He
also called Fultz out on q base hit to
right field, Knox throwing the ball to
first when Fultz was safe by FIVE feet.
Following is the score:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
The Negro No, Fully Iden.tnea.

BERRYvul.E, Va, June go The pre-
iiminary trial OF henry Robinson, the
negro who attempted to assault Miss
Nails some days ago, took place yes,er-
day evening. The young lady was able
to be present, but failed to positively
identify him as her assailant. In her
struggle with the brute she was rendered
partly unconscious by the blow she re-
\ceived and failed to notice his features.
Robinson answers to the description,
put owing to the fact that she could not
positively identify him no action has
peen taken by outsiders as yet. Idle and
worshie5s negroes congreRate and
sleep In the courthouse yard next to the
Jail at night ostensibly to guard the
prisoner, and are source of much irri-
tation, but they would not stand much
In the way in case the negro Ia identi.
fed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
MASSEY LIBEL SUIT.
sixth Days Proceedings of tho Tria,
Against the Pilot

DoS Proceedings of tho Trial
Against the Pilot.
NORFOLK. Va. June 29-The s,xtb
DAY OF the Massey libel suit apainst
the Pilot Publishing Company was
devoted principally to On examination
OF officers and directors of the defend Ant
company, with the result that of the
latter hessrs. Collins. Roper and Borum
were released by plaintiff from liability.
The plain.ifi made q protrnoted effoy.
to prove that CHM & Co rival publish.
efs OF the American Book Company.
were behind the Pilots attack on Rev
Jonn +. Massey. superintendent of pub.
lie instruction, but fai ed, the defend
ants establishing the fact that this VISA
untrue.
Lawyer Richard E Byrd, Of Win
chester, testified that he wrote the Al
legged libellous article for the pilot.
Secretary McGilvray. Of the State school
board. was on the stand when court ad
journed.
The most significant thing el,cited
was the fact that a circular making a
change in book had not been record a
In the minutes Of the board, The
plaintiff announced that he was through
with his examination in chief. Some
startling. developments are expected
next week in testimony for the defenae,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
EPW0RTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE
Methodism, Its Doctrine and
Spirit" Discussed.
Department Conferences Pre- cede the Reg
ular One-AddEesses Delivered by Rev
DR.. Stuart, of Chattanooga; 8. b. rur-
Fentine, OF winston, N. c.; Rev. f. A.
Cruse, OF Canada, and Others.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 90
"methodism. its doctrine and spirit. {"
was the topic of the conference of the
Epworth League to-day. Department
conferences OF the literary and mercy
and help conferences we're held pre-
ceding the regular conference.
W. b. Murray, D D, OF Jackson,
Miss, presided over the morning $685.
sion. Devosions were led by Rev. 81.
L. Kindig, ofLebanon, Ind. :, Methodist
hymns" were interestingly discussed
by Rev. Charles NJ. Stuart ID. OF
Chattanooga and s. b. Turrentipe. OF
Winston, N. @.
Methodist Fervor" was tho subject
OF an address OF Rev. M. Lit,lefeld. OF
W9;ertown, Mass. The Catholicity OF
Methodism was responded to by Rev. A.
h. Cruise, OF Canada. The biographical
embodiment Of Meshodism formed the
theme for Rev. ]. p. Bowman Young.
D., Of st. Louis, Mo.
This afternoon at 4:3O the iunior
Epworth League had it's rally, ana !, 500
juniors Joined in the march OF the En-
worth Guards. The sacred concert by
1000 voices was given tonight. Twelve
thousand people attended. Chattanooga
pulpits will be occupied tomorrow
morning, and watch night service TO.
morrow night will conclude the confsr-
ence.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
Two Bad Men nIeat

SEReENT, Ky, June 90 News has
reached here FROM the Virginia side of
the Cumberland mountains in Buchanan
county that Hyte Larson and Bill
Jofden, two notorious mountainous
who had been enemies for several years,
met in q lonely path In the mountain
and engaged in terrible battle. Larson
opened fire on Jorden; Jorden returned
It and deadly battle ensued, which
coat Larson his life. Bill Jorden, 1t is
thought. made his escape across the
country into the mountains of southern
West Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
Roanoke Camera Club Organized

number OF the amateur photo
graphers met few days ago and or
ganized the Roanoke Camera Club. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing six months: President, John
A. Pitcher; vice president N. P. Per-
kins; secretary treasurer, H. L. Cheat.
ham; direc tors, the above named Off
cers and Samuel Wallis, G. a. Pills.
bury, q: L. Hippo. and e. M. Grimm.
The club has secured rs headquarters
rooms situated on Salem avenue be-
tween Henry and Commerce. The
rooms were formerly occupied as a
Photographic studio and are fitted up
with the appliances necessary for pho
tographic work, including skylight,
dark rooms, running water, etc. The
membership includes number of en-.
thusiastic amateur photographers, and
1t Is proposed to hold an exhibition
OF Photographs at some time during the
fall or winter. There will also pros
badly be given stereoptioon exhibit
tion, the slides being the Work Of the
Amembers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-30
MIR. stringfeilow's Lecture.

Perhaps the testimony OF a we'll
known citizen aa o the merit of Mr..
Stringfellow's lecture may not be inap,
proprlate after the abundant lauda tory
extracts about this lecture already pub.
lished IN this paper, taken from the
press OF various cities. Capt. II. w.
Spindle says. at is the finest lecture /
have ever heard, and his air.bread th
escapes related in his simple way
thrilled the entire audience His trust :
Ing faith in God Is touching and to that
cause does he asoribe his miraculous
escapes There will be some deliaht
full instrumental pieces by the Mandolin
and Guitar Club and some vocal selec-
lions by well-known singers. The
prices OF admission will be so cents
down s'airs and IS cents in the balcony.
No seats will be reserved.