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opais and spokanes to PLAY,

The Spokane Baseball Club. champions
of Eastern Washington, will play a match
game IN this city on FRIDAY with the
opals at Madison park, and hot game is
looked for. The visitors are on a tour of
Washington and Oregon and are said to
De hne aggregation of ball players. In
their game with the Multnomah Athletic
tiup at Portland last Saturday they were
beaten by to s, but received a fine send
off from the Oregonian. Today. Thurs
day and Saturday they play i'm Tacoma
The Opals, who have been playing win
ming bail for several weeks. have been
strengthened for this game and will go on
the field in fine fettle Beck and Bird Will
be the battery for the home nine.
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gleanie, Lord Dunrayer.s representatives
a se nouned TIE regatta committee OF the
-" hotk Yacht Club By telegraph that
Slle saihyr1e viii Do ready 10 SAL IFS flrst
az against the cup defender September
-, :, - cafe originally fixed. That the Val
800 p dangerous rival OF the Defender
= conceded by many who saw her yesfer-
go "nlle riding az anchor OF BesSlow's
= 4ai.e. Ine-s appears 70 BE- no doubt thai
TIE aikyrae Is bigger heat thar she De-
1ehosF IN every respect Sse certainly
'aS more beam ard Is probably larger
over all Then, Judging srg--, ,fss size -
het racing spars. She viii carry a bigger
spread OF canvas than the Defender car
res To-Day. The Falkyrie was the center
OF aftF action IN the upper BAY All 4av
long she was salufed By passing steamers
thousands OF men, women and children
went % the battery and stood for hr,,re
iooAing at the yacht with her big and
little jury rnasts
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The jackson Hole MurdererS.

Washington City, Aug. 2o.-The question
OF what action should be taken by the
government in regard to the killing of
Bannock Indians in the Jackson Hole
country on July IL has been referred 10 the
department of justice. 1t is understood
that a communication on the subject was
forwarded there today, which recites the
circumstances in the case and ends with a
strong recommendation for an inyestiga-
ton by the department 1t is understood
that the attorney general was asked TO
send special agents to Jackson Hole. and
that the services of the Indian inspectors
would be offered as assistants. Agent
Tetor probably will not form part of the
commission. as he has taken so prominent
a part in the troubles that the settlers 49,
greatly prejudiced against him. 1t is be-
lieved that the arrest of certain settlers
by the United States authorities has been
recommended, so that the case may he
brought into court and that the relative
weight of the treaty with the Bannocks
and the laws OF Wyoming may be judi
cially determined.
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MINNIE WILLIAMS ALIVE.
She sends Dispatch From Providence
TO Holmes Attorney.

Philadelphia, Aug. NV A Shoemak-
er. the attorney for Fl. II. Holmes. ac-
cused OF a score Of murders received a
telegram today. purport.ng 70 come from
Minnie r Williams. one OF Holmes al
legged victims. I; read as follows: "Provi-
dencs. r. l. Aug. i9-To W A Shoe
maker. Attorney, Philadelphia: Report
that 1 was murdered is absurd. Am alive
and we'll Minnie r. williams" When
the message was shown 10 Holmes he said
excitedly. Il knew my story that did
not XIII the girl would be confirmed" He
brushed the tears from his eyes and said L:
Il am sorry. however. that she made her
self so public by telegraphing. She might
as we'll have written"
Then Holmes reiterated the statement
that he has made so often, that the last
time he saw Minnie Williams was VIXEN
he left her at Toronto with the Pitzel
children. The prisoner has every conf
dence that Minnie Williams is the best
friend he has. and feels assured that the
telegram that was received was sent by
her for the purpose of showing FER loyalty
TO him. Assistant District Attorney Bar
low would not say whether he thought
the telegram was genuine or false. He ad-
mitted. however. that he would not be
astonished If Minnie Williams appeared
on the scene at any time. Lawyer Shoe
maker is investigating the telegram
which came over the wires of the Western
Union Company. Asked as TO his belief as
to its genuineness, he replied: MY opin-
ion is that il was sent by Minnie Will
Jams. 1t is more than likely that she sent
the message from Providence and then
hurriedly left town.
Toronto, Ont, Aug. cit is almost Ger
tain that II. Fl. Holmes, charged in To-
ronto with the murder of the little Pitzel
girl. will be brought here for trial The
crown officers of the Ontario government
have been in correspondence with the
Philadelphia authorities. but no official
statement has been made. The authori-
ties here would like 10 have the matter
disposed OF, and if the Philadelphia au-
thorities consent to his speedy trial in
Ontario the Ontario authorities are pre-
pared to send a strong guard TO bring
Holmes here for trial at the criminal as
sizes the coming autumn.
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Seven Men Drowned I'm Lake Erie.

Buffalo. Aug. 20.-By the capsizng of
the small pleasure yacht of Rung brothers
this evening seven men of the seventeen
on board were drowned. That there was
not greater loss of life was due to the
nearness OF the tug Nathan and the
quickness OF the life-saving crew in get
ting to the scene. The dead are: Frank
Buggmar. Jacob Raumann. Henry Suth-
erland. Charles Goscher. Thomas F. Can
non, fireman. name unknown: stranger.
name unknown. The members of the
party were employees OF the East Buffalo
stock yards. A strong wind was blow
ing. which made heavy sea, and as the
yacht was entering the harbor a heavy
sea swept over her. completely ingulting
the boat and all on board. Most of the
life preservers were loose and easily
grabbed by those who had the opportuni-
" or presence Of mind to do so.
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FOUR-ROUNDG GO AT WEST SEATTLE
Two Young Pugs Hammer One Another
for a small Purse.

West Seattle. besides being the Monte
Carlo of the Northwest. is the Mecca for
pugilists, and almost any Saturday a
scrap" may be seen between coffee and
doughnut'' fighters.
Last Saturday Patsy Carroll and Kid
Burke had four-round go" for an al
legged purse of 500. given by Wright &
Newman, propriotors of the hall in which
the contest was held. and anything they
could get on the outside, which amounted
to nothing.
Ii was whispered among the sports dur
ing the week that the fight would be to a
taking il in. But 1t became noised about
that the police would not allow the affair
TO go on and the enthusiasts became
chicken-hearted and STAYED on this side.
In consequence but about fifteen attended.
Four rounds were boxed, with honors
even. Another match Is talked of.
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lars, the rail.tianen stayed over nighs az
Fred Moses ranch. SIX miles from ne
mountain. Two days after their depart
ure Moses found n a barn where tbs M
ltszruen had slept lzdy's knife with
several blades and a scissors attach
rslent One Of the blades and the scissors
have hlcodstains- II Is believed Durranr
dropped khe knife. whieh viii be sent 20
Chief O. Police Crowley. The constable
fears the publication Of his discovery may
lead some Of Durrant's friends 70 claim
the knife 70 shield the prisoner.
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pet" Cigarettes.
A little higher in price. but

The administrator Of the estate 81 Sarah
y Yesler. deceased calls attention 20 his
eale of most desirable residence property
-, Vasler avenue. Rainier street Willow
street and Lewis street The Y~sler ave
nua lots are upon the Nesler avenue cable
lire The Madrona Park ears run through
,ba Willow street lots The Rainier street
,n.z overlook Lake Washington. The lots
average 100 feet in width and 10 20 l@
Tsot in depth The sale is At auction. AS
f,,,,xvs. Twenty-Five per cent. cash.
yesier avenue lots and Lewis street lots
AT the corner 81 TAYLOR street and Nesier
s,.en,,r. on Wednesday. August q at II
~ Take YeSler avenue or Rainier
Heights car.
paiptrr street lots al corner Rainier ana
sonata streets. on Thursday. August - at
:, T, m, Take Nesler avenue car
Willow street lots at corner McCiaire
a,s willow streets. On Friday. August g.
80 m TAKE any Wslla Wslla car
An excellent opportunity is hereby ar
e,rsef 10 obtain choice home site very
-, J. -. TOWMAN
Administrator.
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The National Tennis Tournament.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 2e-The national
tennis tournament opened here today. The
championship doubles were contested by
Wren and Chace. who last week defeated
the Neel brothers at Narragansett Pier.
and Hovey and Hobart. the present cham
pions. who, If they win again this year.
Will be the personal owners of the chal-
lege cups. The first and second sets were
won by Wren and Chace, 10 and s-l. The
third set and the match was won by Wren
and Chace by a score Of So, the losing
play being made by Hobart, who netted
the ball when he had a grand chance for
q short return.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,et
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills roe and
as9 a box. Book fyee at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more tssa s.aoo 900 bo1eS
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More Atrocities in Armenia.

London, Aug. PA Constantinople dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph says: The
collection of the arrears OF taxes in the
Moosh district is accomplished with deeds
of revolving cruelty. The Armenians lib
Grated under the amnesty have been rear
rested on trumped-up charges.
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An Fmbezzler Arrested.

st. Paul. Aug. PA special to the Pho
neer Press from Portland, Or. says: A
J. Lusk. cashier of the First National
bank of Wichita, Kan, was arrested to-
day at Long Beach. charged with embez-
Zling $50 900. He admits his identity.
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Boston Garment Makers to strike.

Boston. Aug. 20--At meeting of dis
trict No. 90. United Garment Makers OF
America, tonight, it was decided TO close
the shops in Boston tomorrow morning.
At least 1000 shops. employing 1000 male
and female operators, are affected.
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snokAne Z 1annrnn -

Tacoma. Aug. Cot took ten innings to
decide today's game between the Spokane
Plansifters and the Tacoma Athletic Club
nine. Score, 3 TO in favor of Spokane
Batteries-Spokane. Stopher and Conner;
Tacoma Baker and Grant
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Reward.

A reward Of $40 will be paid for intorma-
,ton leading 70 the arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies OF the Post
Intelligencer delivered TO subscribers
throuc hout the city.
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G. w. Borst. of Centralia. Dead.

Centralia Aug. 2.-SpeCial.-C. w.
Borst died this evening at o'clock. aged
50 years. of diabetes He was a native OF
New York and for several years was sup
erintendent OF public schools Of this city.
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Al expenses included from TIE. time YOU
- seattle until you return from Vel
,es.-.,,,. Psrk. September personally
,.,,,,.,,stea excursion In charge OF Or. Ro-
"a n Grant. % Portland. IN special
ts,,lluans. viii leave Seattle ior the Ell
! ut' PARK The rate made FOR this
.'.r.to., x the lowest ever named. For
IN incarnation apply ~ Or Grant. cor
-, 80 eleventh and Taylor streets. Portland.
Nsdeau. general agent. Northern
ss...,,5,s corner Front street and Nes!er
avenue. Seattle.
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M Z n

-hv waste time and money with doctors when
4 WILL SIND FREE the prescription FOR new
AMI positive remedy for prompt and lasting
cure for lost MANHOOD AND IsPoFENCfl au
rot a doctor Dut a lawyer, ana obtained this
wonderful formula while In Paris, France, from
the most celebrated specialist ia diseases OF the
geuito-urlnsry organs tie world ever Knew. ~
Ta3e = new man OF mo ana IL viii DO the SANE
FIR YOU. For removing vsricoceie and sTRENGiH H.
FSISG SMALL, WAX oRGASs us EFFECT is TRULY
MARVELLOUS orcn wonderful change wlsI %
1nsds a., fron, Is 10 D Gavs by its use that Won
will re astonishef. EVERY Man suffering from
NERVOUS D-BIITTY. or sny otner trouoie cause
hv YoUrHFUL ERRORS ~ excuses o. any kihi
should send At Oaee Tor this prescription III
close Is cents in stamps. Address PLAINLY.
NILSSON BRISCoE. Al Cedar avenue, san
Francisco
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When RAhy was sick. We gave her As'S''A
When she was CHA, she erred fo- CAs'o--a-
When she became xisl she eiuns 10 ,aAsfoF'A-
when 81, had CAIdreu. she gave them CAs'or1a-
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- fork Ans. =. The Naikyrle III 3
- WeoFcd @ionEsiae the aock az Erle
e.. aAe iurS ma.,s have been AIKEN
=. 80 tac YACHT IS ~es3v - receive the
sarTy the Immense Sarcad az snow
's canvas ii. ~. hersey and Arthur
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children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-29
11-17.td

ny VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED OF
> trust from W. j. and l.. Blair to the under
siened, dated the ;tth asy of December, 1890, and
recorded In tho clerks OH &C OF the hustines court
Ior inc city OF Roanoke in deed book ST, page lls,
wnlch wae given TO secure the payment Of a GER
TAIN bond to the OLD Dominion Building and Loan
Association. detsnl. hnvirg pecn made in the
payment or a part thereof. and being directed by
saiu association 10 TO do. we shall offcr for sale,
at puDllc auction. OF the premises. on TUESDAY
The nth 4 OF DECEMBER, 1875, at 10
O'Clock a. IN, tie following described parcel OF
land with lie Improvements:
beglnning at . point on the south side OF Dsy
ttreet 100 feet cast O: Henry street, thence in Il
tontherly d%lrec!ior 30 Zee, to the middle of a ~
ioot siley; thohce IL "a ~eNsterly direction with the
middle or SAID alley so fuet 10 a point; thence in
q noItherly, direction 80 feet TO Day street; thence
N u westerly direction H!tt Day street 81 feet to
'.hc place OF beginning, Hs.ng the same land CON
veycd 70 the paf:!et OF The arst part by deed from
T. ;; Miller aud vile, IcsoTded in the clerks office
VI the city or RosEoke liz deed book II, page I0I.
TERMS-Cash ~ 20 the expenses OF sale rs vii
as the sum or S5os.65, eatng tho amount due un
der the deed OF t.Cst above mentioned; the bal.
snce upon . credi. OF Que and two years, tine pur-
chaser to give bis negotiable notes to be secured
by q deed OF trust on the property conveyed,
L. Il. COOKE,
j. W, SHIELDS,
ll-lftd Trustees.
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IL &c I'd.

TRUSTEES SALE.-ON THE 18TH DAY OF
DlCEMBER, 1875, at 11:25 o'clock a. H., 1
VIII onerfor sale ut public auction on tho prem
ises: the following described parcel OF land with
oEe:
beginning at a point on the south side of
flfth avenue II. W.. 93 feet from Fifth street and
running eoutherly 1873 feet to an alley, thence
With said alley eastwardly 35H feet to a point.
OF beginning. ~
The above sale 10 made by authority contained
III aeeu OF trust from d. q. Moomaw, dated tho
l3,h da' OF une, 1892, and recorded In The clerks
ot.ce or the hustings court for the city OF Roam
okc III deed book TS, page So. Default having
been made in the payment under the bond
therein secured for more than three months.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. The amount due
under tie above mentioned deed or trust la
SsGS "A. as OF the 3lst { ~ OF October, 1888.
il IL I'd SlLAS W. BURT, Trustee
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NOTICES.

TRUS ICES ~SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF n
deed OF trust dated the 10Th day OF Scpsom
Der, 1887, recorded In clerks office OF hastings
court for city OF Roanoke, Va, in decd book 10,
page 30, in which j. IL Garner aud wife conveyed
TO the undersigned certain real estate situated in
the city OF Roanoke, and hercinsrter described,
in trust To secure TO X II. Woodrum payment of
the eum OF 500, and default having been nude In
the payment OF part OF said debt, and being re-
qn.stcd so to do By the holder OF tho notes | will
On 'I)AY, TIE It'll DAY OF DECEMBER,
1876, Az II O'CLOCK NOON, In front OF tho
conrih'nic in the city OF Roanoke, proceed 10
sell mt public auction to tho highest bidder, all of
that certain lot or parcel of land situated in tho
city or Roanoke.
Beginning az n point on Factory alley, corner
to this lands OF Geo. Fell, theme. In n westerly di-
rection with said Factory alley 10 feet tn u point,
ani running back between parallel lines "a feet.
TERMS-Cash as to tbs cost OF executing this
trust, including %rnstcc's commission of . per
cent. and tho sum of $2S7.S'. together with past
due taxes, If any; balance being payable one and
Two years from date of sale, with interest and
deferred payments to he evidenced by negotiable
notes and secured by n deed OF trust on tho prop
crty sJld. 5. W.JAMISON, Trustee
II 1Qtd
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LEGAL NOTICES.

mer street ITO feet west OF Second street, thence
YIN Siimor street In u westerly direction 40
let to a point, thence In q northerly d%irectfon
,Sv teet 70 an alley, thence slong said alley in sn
son, ny, aiisetioh az feet to a peint, thence in q
ginning, known as lot 6 in section so, se shown on
lnap OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston addition.
IhaMS-Cas as to expenses of sale as we'll a.
inc cum or $6i7.43, beng the amount duo under
u uno1 1e ! or trust above mentioned. the balance
chaser to give his negotiable notes 10 be securca
oy d deed OF trust on the property conveyed.
l.. Ii COCKS,
,, j. w. SHIELDS,
'to. Trustees,
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SALE-oN Ii 18TH DAY OF
1895, at Il:05 O'Clock a. M, =
VIII oircr for Gale at public auction on the prcy.
ises. the following described parcel OF land with
okc: Va Non
beginning at q point on the north side of Oil.
mer street 2NO feet east on Houston street.
.nence with Gilncr street in an ~oAsterly direc.
ton 81 feet to u point, themes in a northerly di.
rtetion $50 feet to an alley, thence with tho said
alIey IN a westerly direction about 30 feet to ,
point, thence In a sontherly direction $50 feet to
the beginning. and known as part of lot III. section
- OF tne map OF the Rogers. Fairfax and Hous-
The above sale Is made by authority contained
an n deed OF trust from Geo. E. Flanagan, daten
me LET day OF July. 1892, and recorded in the
clerks oficc OF the hastings court for tho cIty of
Roanoke In deed hook q, pago1. Default hav.
my been made In the aymen under tho hono
thersin secured for moro than three months.
TERMS OF SALE-Caeh. The amount duo
unoer the above mentioned deed OF trust ia oil
5o9'ol, Us Of the SlGt day of October. 1895.
~ S1LAS w. BURT,
u. Trustee.
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II g..

RY gIRTuE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
trust from GLADDEN. u Murray to tho IN.
dersie AGO. dated the let day u Msy, 1881. ADD
ieGotaeo IN the clerks office of the hastings
court lot the city OF II, anoke, in deed book
~: pnL" lTa' which was given to secure
To payment I a certain bond to tho OILS
D0m ion Building and Loan Association, Dc
,Sui. nsvlnS been mado In the payment of a part
iheIe era Nesng directed by said association &c
- 40, VIC ssa orer for gale at public auction or
tne premises on TUESDAY. TIRE nth DsI
oE Dr5R4BBR, 1885. at 1l.15 O'Clock a m, tho
,olioWlng described parcel OF land with It's i'm
beginning at tho southeast corner or Jefferson
anu Marion streets. thence with Jefferson stree:
sonsn y degrees 30 minutes west IS. 81 feet to a
polnt. tnencc south 81 degrees 30 minutes east
id5 Get to an alles. .pencs with said alsv ropts5
Voegtce'S minutes ast 55 OF feet to Marion
~ ,et:dhencc with Marion street north 50 dc.
GFeGs ~ -inutes west IDS feet to the place Of be.
TERMS:-caeh rs to expenses OF sale M well
AZ INC g. OF S2.S3I.7l, being the amount due
unde- the deed OF 'rCst abos- mentioned Tho
Distance upon a credit of one and two years, In,
rdrcnascr to give his negotiable notes to bo &c
veyed. 4" II CCHrKE -"
,,,,. j. W. SHIELDS,
- Trustees.
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TRusTEE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
dccd of trnst. datcd tho Olaf dnr OF Inna 1caa

TRUSTEE'S SAFELY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust dated the 21st day OF June, 1883,
recorded in the clerks office OF HUI ting, court
for city OF Roanoke, Va, in decd hook ~, page
HI, In which j. IL. Daniel and wife conveyed to
the undersigned certain real estate therein de-
scribed, In trust to secure to II. ii. Woodrum
Sl,475, and default having been mnrc in payment
OF part or said debt, and having been requested
so 10 do by the holder OF the notes, 1 will, ON
FRIDAY. I'll BOTH DAY OF DHCEMBER 1925,
AT 10 O'CLOCh NOON IN front OF the court
house in tho city OF Roanoke, Va. proceed to sell
at pub ic auction to the highest bidder that GER
tain parcel OF land, with the improvements
thereon, lying in the city OF Roanoke, Va,
to-wit:
BEGINNING ut a point on the south side of Gil.
mer rtreet iu0 feet cast from Brooke street,
thence In an casterly direction with Gilmer street
25 feet to a point and running back between
parallel lines ,O0 feet und being tho southern half
or lot 81, ward q, map OF Roanoke Land and I'm.
provcDcnt Company.
TIE Cash "a 10 cost OF executing this
trust, including trustees commission Of 2 per
cent. and the sum of 1851 IS. together with un-
paid taxes, IL any; S1@ payable in eight monthly
payments seven of $lh each and one of SEQ, be-
ginning on 21st day OF j January, 1895, and ending
on 91st day OF August, 1886. with interest on each
payment from June 81, 1888, until paid, and
balance, II any, payable in ono and two years
from day OF sale, with interest, deferred pay
mcnts to he evidenced by negotiable note Sc
cured by deed of trust. S. w. JAMISON,
II 10 I'd. Trustee.