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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
For Public Buildings In Yireinia.

WARRINGTON, D. @, Dec. O-Repre-
sentative Tyler, OF Virginia. to day in
troduced in the House o bill appro.
prieting Sl50,OoO for public building
ss Portsmouth, Va; slso bill provid-
ing that, for the purpose of more fully
carrying out the provisions for an sos to
provide for the erection of g public
building at Norfolk, approved January
Q. 1891, the further eum of Sloo, 600 be
appropriated; slso bill appropriasing
500, 600 for public building at New
port News, Va.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Russians at the Bottom oft.

LONDON. Dec. "a special dispatch
from Shanghai, says that news which
has been received there confirms the
report that the Russians were the insti-
gators OF the conspiracy of Ii Hau Shin
against the King of Corea. The Rus
SLAMS who assisted in the affair have
Identified come OF the Americans who
participated in the plot. It is alleged
that the latter joined In the conspiracy
owing to the recent gold mine concess-
ions granted by the queen and becsuse
their salaries as advisors wore reduced.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
ROANOKE, VA. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TO- 18e5

measures may be considered and dealt
with according to the avreement
reached. He thought this better plan
than to have long speeches from over
hundred members, many of whom
would doubtless advocate q different
policy. Senator Mushbaok has been
made chairman OF the senate commits
tee OF counties, cities and towns, and
no Is third on the committee on gem
eral laws, and fifth on the committee
on courts Of Justice.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Rarbnra Aub Arraienea.

New YORK, Dec. 9-Barbura Aub,
who confessed 10 perjury in terrifying
that w. l.. s. Dangerman had com
misted o criminal assaults upon her, was
arraigned to-day In the court of gen.
era! sessions for perjury and pleaded
guilty, but Judge CoWing refused to &C
cept the plea and assigned Q member of
the bar to assist In her defence. On
next Friday she will be srra!gned
again.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
To Settle tho walton Law.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 0 The Walton
law is being widely discussed among
the Legislators, and it Is evident that
the measure will occupy much time and
bring out o great deal OF discussion
later on. Senator Mushback, OF Alex.
anarin. has expressed himself as fav-
oring o Democratic Caucus. In whish
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
A Harbor of Refuge.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Mr. Low, of
Now York. introduced into the House
to-day resolution directing the Secre-
tary of War to appoint o board of en-
gineers TO examine and report as to the
feasibility OF harbor Of refuge at Cape
Lookout or some point near Cape Hat
teraB.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10

Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Lamont Present.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-There WAS
large and fashionable audience at Net
zerott Music Hall tonight to attend an
author'srendiDg by f Hopkinson Smith
and Thomas Nelson Page for the bene-
1T OF UnlVersity of Virginia restoration
fund. Mira. Cleveland and Mrs. Lamont
were among the audience.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
A State Strike prohahIs.

MAsslLoN o, Dec. 9.-The coal Oh r.
asors OF the State having absolu tely re-
fused to concede anything to the mine,
employed in the compsny's store mines,
there remains every prospect OF g State
strike
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Appointments CONDEMNED /,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Senate, ia
session. has confirmed the animation
OF Rufus Peckhem, of New York. to
DO associate justice OF the supreme
court Of tho United States; also w. e
Fizon, of North Carolina, TO be solicitor
of the State Departments.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
The interview Never Occurred.

CHICAGO. Dec. THE general man.
ager of The Associated Press has re-
ceived the following contamination:
ITO the General Manager of The Assoc.
ciated Press: Will you kindly state that
tne interview said to have taken place
with me at st. Psul Last week re-
ferring 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland never
occurred. JOSEPH JEFFEBsoN.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Kramer Appointed Keosivsr

CINCINNATI. O., Dec. 9.-Louis Kramer
was to-day appointed receiver OF the A
Burkhardt Com pany on sui, brought
by Albert Eichenbrecher. the brother
in-law of Burkhardt. The liabilities,
$3.50, 900; assets, S39O,O0O.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Not Yet Ready For Conors,..

WASHINGTON. Dec Git was stated
at she Treasury Department. to day
that Secretary Carlisle was still at
work on his annusl report. and that it
would not likely be ready to send TO
Congress before Wednesday or Thurs
dSy
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10

WASHINGTON. Dec o The following
pos'masters in North Carolina were sp-
pointed to-day: Denmark. Samuel JET
frey, vice j. II Reed, resigned; Hiwais-
sic. T Y Fitzpatrick. Vice ] g. Green,
resigned; Tom Creek, NJ. M. Lackey,
vice j. M. H,cks, resigned.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
CLERK OF THE HOUSE.

Report OF Disbursements For the Past
Four Years.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-The report of
James Kerr, clerk of the House, which
was presented to Congress, shows that
from July l. 1894. to June 80, 1895, he
disbursed S0l,S52, 4s6 and from July 1,
1895, TO December 3, 1895, the sum of
SiS0, 7s0,6s9. His report also contains
a recspitulation Of disbursements m ade
by him during his term as clerk: De-
cember 8, 1891. to December Q, 1895,
which payments represent the expenses
Of the House Of Representatives during
tbas period. except the salaries and
mileage OF members, which are paid
through the sere can't alarms.
The disbursement from December 8,
1891, to December 2, 1895, were made TO
cover tho following items OF expense:
Clerk hire, members and delegates,
$474, 146.10; salaries of officers and en-
ployes. Sl.745. 9l6 Is; salaries Of capitol
police, SITS SO; stationery, $685.
1913 40; fuel for heating apparatus, SAL
al3.44; furniture md repairs, $40, 234 30;
materials for folding, S75,655.oS; post
age, S2,S21 70; packing boxes, Sl2,-
o5G OS; miscellaneous items, $3.50 754 81;
capitol police miscellany, 500 rs; rent
annex folding room, $500; total, De-
eember 8, 1891, to December Q, 1895,
50, 865, 9S7,54.
Republicans Will Organize the Senate
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Populist
Senators have changed their former de-
cision concerning the organization of
the Senate, and have now agreed among
themselves to interpose no objections to
the Republicans taking control. They
will act together but 90 body and al
low the Republicans to elect their can
dtdates. They may possibly nominate
candidate for president pro tenn, but
they will not press his claims nor oon-
tinue his candidacy 30 as to materially
delay organisation.
Secondhand Marshall & Wendell Piano,
$3.50.
ONE second. hand Marshall e. Wendell
piano, fine tone and action, in perfect
order and fully warranted, for $3.50.
Easy payments. No interest. This
bargain will speak for itself. Hobbie
Music Company.
THE United States Governments re-
ports hhow Royal Baking Powder gu
perior TO all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
CATOGNI BROS.
THE LEADING GROCERS.

THREE STORES IN ALL.
PLENTY OF DELIVERY WAGONS.
PROMPT DELIVERY INSURED ALWAYS,
WHOLESALE PRICES ON FLOUR.
YOU CAN Buy ONE BARREL,
OR YOU CAN BUY FIFTY.
THE PRICE JUST THE SAME.
WE BUY IN CAR LOAD LOTS
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
WE SELL AT RETAIL,
THE PRICES OF WHOLESALE.
CATOGNI BROS.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10

PLACE your Christmas order for Huy-
ler'a now and save any chance of disap-
pointment. Mssaie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10

SEVEN hundred pounds of Huyler's
ordered to supply the Christmas demand,
Massies Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
THE BERIHG Sea SEIZURES
Senator Morgan's Speech on the
Subject Yesterday.

He Handles the British Minister without
Gloves For Critioising tho Senator'S
Speech in the Last Oongress-He Also
Denounces the Action of American
Marauders Under tho British Flag.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
Secondhand Upright, Fancy Walnut,
&lOO.

ONE upright piano, fancy walnut, In
use about one yesr, In first class order,
fully warranted, for $780, on easy pay
ments, without interest. This 10 a bar.
gain you cannot afford to mias IL you
want piano. Hobbie Music Company
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10

PILES and piles of Hnyler's candies for
Christmas. Massie's Pharmacy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-10
CHRISTIAN BaRBEE DRUG STORE
. ID. RICE, Trustee,

n. ID. RICE, Trustee,
TELEPHONE 49,
n. B.-Smoke from our Cigars Ia not disagrco-
able, go the ladies' must rtop and enjoy the Flow.
crs while waiting for the street cars
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A SWEET SMOKE!
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Pipes
(Any Old Thing Won't poJ

THE PLANT! Continues to grow Tin favor)
six for Csc.
GOLD SEALl golden smoke, indeed. Sc
straight.
SABAROSO! Holds IN cnyiable reputation
&c straight.
TRUE WORTH Rightly named. The newest
ont. &c straight.
KOSSUTU! Needs no Introduction. &c strait ht.
LAMELL! Finest OF nayors and sweet. iOc
three for Csc.
CHUMS! Aleo delightful smoke. 1cc, for 2sc.
LA FLOR DE HOTEL ROaNOKEi Some
thing new and good. 10c, 3 for 25c.
SiLNER GRASs! The very best Cigar in Roa.
noke 15c, 9 for CSC.
PIPES! An assortment that will please you.
CIGARETTESi All the leading brands.
TOBACCOS! The choicest mixtures.
GENTLEMEN, zee the largest case OF smokers
eundries in the city.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1894-189?, 1895-01-01
MAIDEN.

W :::: :,,: -. :: .; : "a; %j q; +:
AZ Im>lnr has hr"n obliged 4"
$50 allow the regular work of
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1894-189?, 1895-01-01
RAY ,NONI).

S.Ef AM very much pleased and
<.!kE | am sur" that al OF the
{ = renders are pleased with the
>@;@'e recent chang" mad" in tn"
apTnuranr" I'll the ADVOCATE. |
am also PLEASED I" not" tn" fact
that brethren from som" of thu
other districts have sent in reports
from their charges. would il"
greatly PLEASED il all tn" pastors
of the Charleston district would
send in II report OF their charges
for each Issue Of the ADVOCATE.
Now brethren pleas" send i'll IL
Il report. W. want I" bear from
vuu all. though You may not have
Il revival rvrlOn" tn report. give
lis the hr>r news on hand. | hav"
not much t" report this time. |
hay" been rnntiI"d to my room Iy
severe sickness sine" Thanksgiving
day until recently. ! hav" been uI-
abIrt" till any of any appointments
during the month. My father.
Rev. VIM. \. Carroll. uf Humlin.
filled my appointments on tn"
second and third Sundays. Dur
ing my affection | HAY" found
much comfort in reading from the
Sacred book. cummuning with my
Savior, and praying for my charge.
Through all my sickness the good
propl" Of my charg" have stood by
me very d"vnt"dlv. W" were
Kindly remembered Christmas hy
our friends at Red House and
Riverside: VIZ also received Il box
from Miss Urltir NJ. List. of
Wheeling: We ar" very thankful to
all who contributed to make il Il
Merry Christmas for Us.
!. W. ClEH"II. Pastor.
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was Il gurrr'Ss. vet not 50 much Of
a surrrSS a> ii might have been.
We give glory to (iud>S nam" for
Il thorough revival among til"
church members. some conversions
and five arcpSSinnS. Bro. Graham
WAS on time for the first quarterly
meeting at Pleasant Nirw. Dee. -
and % and carefully looked after
every interest of tn" church. His
,,ermun< will lite for good in TIN"
hearts Of this rharg" many days
hrnc". \ fair representation "f
the officials wrr" present. III the
&. e. We ar" indeed glad that all
our p'"pI" on this charg" avail
themselves of the great priyil"g"
of tn" Sacrament of tn" Lord :
Supper. \ special meeting began
with tn" beginning of the quarter
~ meeting and Is progressing nice
" in the farT. 81 the fact that We
have had Il rain and a heavy SHOW
fab to mrrt. The Pleasant View
church is on the hill about half
way Ir'twr"n Warth's hottom and
PiruSaml View p. o.. both ON tin"
Ohio river and iii" majority "f the
proplr have long dl$tamrrS to 90,
vet ar" faithful in attendance.
While God has Inrn blessing this
rharg" tn" pastors faith has been
greatly increased and his Joys III
largrd. blessed Im til" name OF
the Lord. We hear many EXCELLENT
things said til tn" CHARLESTON
.ApvorATE. may it reach tn" hiGh-
est mtiripation> of it, many warm
friends. \. \. KELLY. Pastor.
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Miss Dora Is. Osborne. now Il Mis-
si"nary in kentucky: Miss Edna
Osborne. of RavrnswO0d. Hoping
for mere encouraging and cheerful
n"wS for YOU next time.
". 7. HELMS. Pastor.
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thee arg t. remain III Il condition
1T rnmn: or 1T lra>l that part "t
ihr work whirh should harr To-
,r.ivr,i his personal attention has
suffered and j. in Il condition IT,
>rmhhng that of suspended anIma-
li"u in II physirIanS patient.
Whilr this has hrrn true as regards
lhr work pi the pastor, the Samr
j. hv no miauS true as regards TIM"
work / thu mrmh.r>: with the
pastor sick. and he work that was
hrglln undrr such auSpirious cir
rumStancrs in the beginning "i
the YEAR. all drvuIviug upon the
patient members. with all the ell
trrpriSrS of the church in just that
condition nf aScrudanrv. whrn Il
small push would send lh"m back
t" Il ruuditIuu Ut para v>lS, thu.
Ilirr ha~ nut hr>l>at"d 10 arrrp1
ihr issue. AMI do work That has
been marvellous. Thr members
have attended and conducted
PRAYER MEETINGS at private homes.
and have been visited by wumd"r-
(ut manifestations Of Spiritual
power. Thry Iay" kept lh" re-
vivul spirit OF the first months 1T
(Ir YEAR. intact from all the un-
<IaughtS ST Satan. They hav"
hrIp,.,I the pastor in his hours Of
acknowledgement, by timely counsel,
and Iovul and. Th"yrvGn rendered
bereavement les sad by their kind
miniSlratiuuS. aud ruDbrd death tt
IT, sting by their sweet sympathy.
rhrv wrrr Mnt diSmuyrG in the
pr,'srm,r Of the greatest Discourage
MEETS. THEY arranged Il Christ
mas treat for thr children OF Sun
day >rhunl, >urh ns was not sur
passed by amy in the state. They
have dunr thrir part hrNvrly. and
are "StnuLing hv their captain
serving faithfully. On" lady
solicited money and purchased Il
fine regulator Tor the church. TIL"
rluck was Il Christmas prrsrnt to
thr church and cost $2l.3O. There
may hr better nwmhrrS thau som"
Ut our mrmhrrS. There may hr
wiser members than SOM ct or
mrmhrrs. but no where in the land
arr n"blrr, purrr, more loyal, NOR"
Iuvahlr mrmhrrs to b" iuuud.
That they have the love "f their
pastor, they we'll know, aud that
they they are deserving ct richer
uud drrprr affection than hr can
hr<tuw, H. knows. May Gud bless
tin patient, lowing mun and w.
Elrn of MrthudiSm. WHO rndruvnr.
aS have oar mrmhrrS, tn.hnld up
ihr hands OF their pastor. and to
comfort aud cheer him in nrrd.
Death has come to tn" home uf
the pastor since GUY last letter..
and W. muurn Il Father. But
triumphant DER our SORROW. gl"umS
tho bliSStul assurance. that Joy
cumrth in the morning. The
knowledge nf i prrSonaI Savior,
whom the father had claimed aS
his Rrdrrmrr, is ri all memories.
the SWrrtrSt that now CHEERS the
heart 81 sadly torn. Our thanks
are due to the kind p""pIr in
Raven<wond. aud rSprriulIy to
Rev. and Mrs. II. +. Bnw,lrn. for
the many graceful deeds performed
in love in behalf Of the hrrrav"d
mother and daughters. James ".
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POINT PLEASANT.

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COTTAGENILLE,

ME flies very rapidly and
another month has gon"
never to return. Our
special service at wildwood
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
ANYWHERE BUT HOME.
Little Annie schmidt's Attempt
to Run Away Yesterday.

Little Annie schmidt's Attempt
to Run Away Yesterday.
"Mister, stop that girl; don't let
her go on that train; she's run
away from home"
Such was the cry of boy to
Officer Jake Rips as pretty fifteen
year-old Annie Schmidt was
about to board Southern Pacific
passenger train No. 20 for the last
yesterday morning.
The officer obeyed orders and
grabbed the girl just as she was
mounting the steps Of the car.
The girl than began to cry. She
said she lives with her parents on
Avenue C and that they mistreat
her. She had no ticket when she
was going on the train, and said
she was going to ride as far as the
train would take her. She prefer
red any place to home, and pro-
posed to seek work at some farm
house if put off the train.
Officer Rips then boarded street
car with her and took her to the
police station. She told the officer
she would rather go to jail than re-
turn home. She said her STEP
father has treated her very cruelty
that he had chained her to the
floor and beat her.
On her arrival at the police sta
tion her stepfather was notified
and he called for the girl and took
her home.
1t is said the girl has made sew
eral attempts to run away from
home, but that in each attempt
her plans were frustrated by the
Darents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECK.
A Passenger Train Derailed Near
Calaveras Last Evening.

Calaveras Last Evening.
An attempt was made to wreck a
passenger train on the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass last night. The
train was coming to San Antonio
from Corpus Christi, and just as 1T
had passed Calaveras several cars
were derailed. This occurred on
the trestle over the Calaveras creek,
and how it Is that the train was
not precipitated to the ground be-
low is a mystery. The train con-
tanned many passengers. The cause
of the accident were two railroad
spikes, which had been tied to the
rails by somes miscreant. William
Luke was conductor Of the train
and Engineer Florence Mccarthy
had charge of the engine. A wreck
ing crew Immediately arrived on
being notified Of the occurrence and
the train was replaced on the track
in less than two hours, and pro-
ceeded on its way to San Antonio,
arriving here at a quarter Of eight
last night.
From one of the train men it is
learned the spike was tied to the
rail on the off side from the en-
gineer. 1t was about one-half mile
this side of Labatt around curve.
When within fifty feet Of the tres
tie the engine struck it, and the en-
gineer reversed his lever and threw
on the air brakes. The engine
trucks left the track as did the
baggage car, and ran on the trestle
ties, the engine going across the
trestle before the train was stopped.
Had it not been that the bridge
was an extra strong one, and the
engineer stuck to his engine in
stead OF jumping to save himself,
and doing the right thing, the train
would have gone down in a 4O-foot
gulch and terrible wreck would
have resulted.
Passengers on the train realized
this and showered Engineer Nc
Carthy with compliments, and
thanks for their safety. Several
gentlemen presented him with
substantial marks of their graft
tude.
The train man says these at
tempts to wreck the trains have
been done more than once recent
ly. Last Sunday a flat car was
pushed off siding on to the main
line, in the effort to wreck the pas
senger, near this place, and again
two croSSties were found lying
across the rails, but were discov-
cred in time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
Pittsburg Mine Strike.

PITTsBURG, March S.-FrOm the
report Of the Commissioner Of La
Dor, showing the number Of miners
employed in this district, it is es
timated that the number who are
on strike is over $1,000, and that
the number employed at the
mines where there will be no
strike is about 1900. The men are
determined to win, although each
one will have to rely on his own
resources for sustenance during
the suspension, as the organization
has not the finances to pay strike
benefits.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
Fine Sense of Honor.

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, March s.
Shinker Wileman, superintendent
and treasurer Of a Sunday school
at Pleasant Plains, this county,
and a prosperous farmer, commit
ted suicide by taking rat poison.
He had spent about nine dollars Of
the Sunday school money and was
discovered before he had an oppor-
tunity to replace it. He felt the
disgrace so keenly that he PREFER
ed death to facing his flock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
BROTHERS
The Leading Clothiers
NO RETALIATION,
Mexican Government Offers no OBJ
lection Regarding the Free Zone.

Mexican Government Offers no OBJ
lection Regarding the Free Zone.
WASHINGTON, March s. - The
press dispatches received from Ell
Paso, Texas, to the effect that eff
forts are being made to induce the
Mexican government to adopt re-
taliatory measures against the
United States for having abolished
the free zone privileges, was shown
the Treasury officials today. So
far as they know the Mexican gov
eminent had offered no objection to
the resolution, while it was pend
ing in Congress, and now that it
was a law of the land, it would be
strictly enforced. The regulations
for this purpose are now being pre-
pared and within the next few
days customs officers at all of the
ports of the United States will be
notified that foreign goods intend
ed for the "free zone" will no longer
be received for shipment in bond.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-08
An Insurance. Agent Missing.

NEW YORK, March S.-John o.
Bache, who has been agent in this,
city for the last eight years Of the
Union Central Life Insurance COM
pany, of Cincinnati, is reported to
have been missing from his office
in the Metropolitan Life building
since last Thursday and no one
knows where he went to. He is re-
ported as being high roller, and
has been spending too much Of Ike.
comDany's money.