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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

Capt. ID. c. Booth IL one OF the veteran travel
ling men of this section who has sample rooms at
Hotel Lee. Capt 10 tn reDrescnted the firm OF
Johuron, Sutton ~ Co. until i've years ngo when
the firm was changed to X. NJ, Sutton ~ Co by
the death OF Mr.. johnson. lie was with johnson,
Sutton ~ Co. fer twenty wears and has been i've
years with X. VI Sutton o II will no secn that
Capt. Booth has really been with ono firm for
twenty-five wears. which Ia u wonderful re ord.
Ills POPULARITY aud long acquainta' ce and splen-
did business integrity has made him onc of the
most popular salc-mcn throughout THE section.
! he captain claims 10 yet more invitations TO
weddings aud positively distributes more wee
ding presents than aiy man in koa- oku county.
NEATNESC taste and good workmanship
iNA1hiA'LSS make \ readable "ad." Sec.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
for the same period OF 81 s7p,G93.

TOT lHC suNlc pcTlOU OF 81 tlN,Uj3,
Every item on the income account shows n
decrease, and the consequent deicit Tor the year
ending Juuc, 30, 1894, was $i5,s5l. 2i9. The bal
aEcc snect also shows the result OF decreased
business. TO most the deficit occasioncd by the
payment OF the usual dividends to stockholders
and 10 operate the property, it was found necrs
sary TO reduce The corporate investment In stocks
aud Bonds by - V9i,iI3. to reduce tho cash and
current assets by Sii.ic2,Gf3, and to dcplcte the
fund OF materials and supplies so that the stock
on hand Yves worth Sl3.9SS, 3S9 less at the close
than at the beginning of the year.
1t Is not competent for u statistical report &c
undertake an extended explanation OF the facts
which 1t records, and they are therefore yrc
scented without futthc; coMmcnt
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

The Roanoke Cycle Company carry q largo
STOCK or new and second hand bics Giles. Good
hirgatns az SO and $40 H. second. hand wheels.
New bicycles from Sl5 to ) rs. send ia on order
Tor one OF the PccRct Kodaks most wonderful
cameras OF the age, price IS. 1t makes a nice
Christmas present for an ahsci friend. We
aiways carry II complete stock oil cameras and
prices, We sell bicy clcs on inst AILMENTS and aIso
rent wheels. RoANoKE CYoIH 90
lOo Salem Avenue $. W., Roanoke, va.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

There arc many advantages which Huff
Andrews " Thomas =. cure by thus cxtcnp-
Ing their business, o the least OF these
being their ability To handle goods in lar
ger quantities. There is no staple but what
they bny In carload l>ts. They go into the
best markets, hnst and West, and pnr-
chase and ship go0ds in euch amounts that
they can urqucstlonably do better by their
customers In this field than the largest OF
tho Cincinnati and Baltimore houses. IL
ia not alone that they can do better in
prices, but there is al advantage, which
every business nan knows Is often more
important than the quotations. Il hcing
able 10 fill orders anywhere between Blue
field and hadiord. or between Blutleld
and Kenova and Norton in u few hours.
Their customers thus g t the equivalent
of Express service at freight rates. Orders
can hc delivered by freight in two or three
hours anywhere through the coal region,
whereas 1t requires at least four days
from Cincinnati, Norfolk, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, and two or three days fro "a
Richmond, L%ynchbarg and Roanoke. The
Hun, Andrews 81 Tnomas stock il as com.
pletc and varied as money and tx cri.
ence can make 1t and its arrar cement on
the different floors OF their immense store
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Roanoke steam Laundry.

inc Roanoke steam Laundry. g. w. Ammer
~ Co., p1oprtctofs. was founded In j January. 1857.
ahd wastfeirst steam laundry in The place. They
arc equipped with NIL modern machinery tor
dolhg hrrt ciass and quick work and they are
ness nrms. they run ono wagon aud all orders
are attended TO AT once and prompt delivery has
always been thtir motto. ~
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
STATISTICS
OF Railways In the United States.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. CoMMtssIoN,l
DIVISION OF STATISTICS, :
WAsuINGTON. ID. q. LUNG 1. lSHS.

NtHTNVTVN ~ u ~ UuHC y fV'OTT
In considering tho ummsrl contained In this
report It may be well to hold in mind that the
year to which they pertain is peculiar in several
particulars. In the first place It includes the last
four months OF tho Columbian Exposition, n fac.
quite apparent in connection with the statistics
OF passage traffic. In The second place the year
was exceptional on account Of the universal dc
preston through which the country passed. The
result of this dcurcesiou ia manifest IN I'll the
data pres eutcd throughout thsc report. In the
third place IL should be noted that never in the
history OF transportation in the United States
has such a large percentage OF railway mileage
been under the control or reoeivcrships as on
June 81, 1894. There were on that date 19a rail
ways in the hand. OF receivers, of which l26 had
been consigned to rcceivcrshtps during the pre-
yious twelve months and IS during tho year end.
ing June ~, 1898. These 1872 roads may be classi-
fled ~ follows: Th,rty-two were roads opcrat-
Ing over 500 mil's of line, 81 were roads opcrat.
ing from ito to 800 miles of line; 90 were roads
OF less than 1G0 miles III length; 4 were roads
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

The success of this firm is due to their
close application to every deta | OF their
business, which receives their personal and
undivided attention. All of these gentle
men were raised In tho mercantile bust
ncSs. The following 1s taken from the
Bltietcld Telegraph under Gate OF Septcm-
Der "a last:
1t was a splendid card for Bluci"ld when
the we'll Known and successful whOlesal.
grocery house OF Hun, Andrews ~ Thomas
decided 10 establish u business house here.
1t was still q better move for the firm,
however. for it brought them close to the
great ~Pocthontas Flat Top Goa hell and
gave them the ADVANTAGES OF quick ship
mcnts which they could secure IN Blue-
iielo. 1t also showed something OF the
immense resources and The eucccss of
Hum, Andrews IL Thomas who were able
to establish here "A housc larger ard more
complete than the parent house TT Roa-
nokc. which is conceded to bo one OF the
best in the South. l. has a fine location
in the West End, with ample trackuge
on the No folk and Western railway, and
the best building of the kid in two
states. 1t Is planned for strength conven
hrs and will sustain The weight OF I'll the {
strain. The completeness or this buildin.
large quantities aud its great strength shoy
incss On n large scllc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

elevators n feed and grain warehouses,
situated on First avenue IL. w. and HAIL.
road front. This building is GGxltn feet,
containing four floors. The first floor is
devoted 10 the handling OF heavy goods,
such as fccd'of every description, salt, etc
the second IL Dor to sack Hour OF their own
private brands, manufactured from the
choicest Virginia wheat; the third and
fourth loors to storage OF flour, grain,
hsy. straw and field seed, this latter item
constituting II very large portion of their
business, handling as they do from twelve
To fifteen cars per year. This warehouse
also has superior track facilities, n large
power freight elevator being employed
and every facility required for handling
goods in an economical and practical
way. They arc aGInirablysituated for
handling grain of every description. as
they daily use a steam scoop for carl wing
the grain direct irom the cars TO their
grain elevator, 1t being run entirely by
steam They guarantee their several
nrnnrintoru hrat,ia nf fln,r 70 bn 49,,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
The Mill.

oanyhng in thsor any other market in this. nuntry. llcutpg their Ehehcd house. whh was
goods to the very best to troushoutS ouhwet Virginia and aGonngS tWcs In or
der t,uppy their h1gen and HCcah & trade in the Flat Top coal. fields OF Virginia and West.
w anmEnmnmm rmMo The Msaoy conhgaoIa thereto They hye etcSi at Bndhed; W X@; a large
tanning three noora with nooEger area of 2IIO square fccr-ums, with their two large ware
houses here MAXI g tosa ar OF more than IS 90 square Get:
Roanokch houses arc Immediately under the management of b Thomas and j. f. Andrews
The nuen.d mouse is managed by b p INF aid VII; Thomas .Tn@c gentlemen arc ali
ymnsm men, natives Of Virginia, and have cen Identified with the interests of Ruanokca and
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

Groers, Mllsrs III Sscdmen, with "a Large Branch Hou,e
Elueheld, w Va.

Thsc gentlemen succeeded to the business of p I. Terry Il Co. lin the umn OF 1852 The
was established by Mr. Terry, ono uchadngh uanicrsa and business men of this
mc@ stree and RairoadhUt The building is 0xN feet cmtaiIngf four doors with taekomt
hcltcior hanoHngfo ears at line Tny handle n complete took or staple aud fancy
OF vry dccnpuon. nItcn ntGnon being pndto OF fresh casmalcg goods.
90. Whena cporTv lifted their establishment he found them unhadhg AGAR OF the thmd OF
California canned ft. 1897 paS. They have also in transit thuco fourc OF unormadrmd |
rutimnb erse canofS5cop. They arc now receiving their immnUscs stock 9th holiday goods |
CmnsMm9 nsw s I've Tnry also fireworks Of very descriptions; N facttm are ITO
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Ten

Increase IN gross esrniugs....
Decrease in gross earnings....
increase In net carning.......
Decrease in net earninTs......
Increase in income from other
sources .......... .........
Decrease in income from other
SOufCcS,. -. .........
Increase in operat ne expenses
Decrease In operating expenses.
Increase in deductions from
income. .......... go.
Decrease in deductions from
income. 80.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

Is the most convenient ntc could he dcyed for prOper display and prompt banninr. Pebaus
letter than all o features arc the personal character sites of the house. Hn, Andrews u
Thomas arc 6roaGganged up undaeb business mo. They deal sanndy ad couteonay with
ncmt6 fires Of ompeuuona since omndinet ITr bmmessm IN Toanoko IN ISIS GSepe a ARENA an inv
oderhonss than theirs in Virginia but zone more. con- cnousye successful they are all x
pTNn4dA and practical men,.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
T.. =
B%OTEToURT SPRINGS, Va.
cHAs. L. COOKE. supt., HoIlins, Virginia.

chncklc with delight all the day long, during the
month OF December
Their wholesale nnsiness is daily growing and
merchants throughout this section would do well
to investigate tho claims or this firm.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Surplus from operatious......
Deficit from opcratious........
Amount of
De

1856 A$G mnN;l NA' W)77nSi miles l@2 ba3E" miles; 1884, i2511 niles ana 1850 l64IUG
miles.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

Summary illustrating he effect of the BusIne. Depression on the Operations of
Railways.
A-MLEAGE EQUIPMENT AND EMPLOYEES.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Item.

Per cent. Orincrease III mileage
Pei cent. OF increase in equip
mcnt.
Increase in number OF EN-
ployces.
Per cent. OF incrcaae...........
Decrease in number OF en-
ployccs.
Per cent. acknowledgements.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
NO QUAY COUNTY.
Governor Hastings yetoes the Bill and
Gives His Reasons.

Gives His Reasons.
HARRISBURG, June Ex-Governor Hast
ings has approved the religious garb bill
and vetoed the bill to create Quay county
He has also vetoed the bill giving the
auditor general the sole power of appoint
ment of mercantile appraisers i'm Phlla-
delphia together with II other bills.
In support of his disapproval Of tho bill
to create Quay county out of portions Of
Luzcrne and Schuylkill counties the gov
ernor says that after a careful considera-
tion of the measure he has reached the
conclusion that it Is without merit, and
that there seems to be no necessity for It.
He believes it would be onorous and op-
pressiye Is the taxpayers Of the district
contained within the limits Of the propos.
ed new county, and that the taxpaying
population of the district is not sufficient
TO warrant the expense Of erecting public
buildings and paying the cost Of the ad
ministration Of county affairs. He adds
that the act is applicable to o single local.
ty. and its consttutionality is more than
doubtful.
Governor Hastings received the accept
ancc Of Judge Rice OF Wilkesbarc and ~
once announced the appointment Of tha
| gcnllcman TO be president judge of the su
/ pcror court.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
vletorla,a RsIrn.

From the Hartford Post.
Qleen Victoria entered on June 81,
thu E ty ninth year Of her reign June
n. 1887, she succeeded on tho throne or
the United Kingdom her uncle, the
"ssilor King" William lV. la length
her reign has practically exceeded that
alfesdY 81 auy E0gllsh Monarch
Although George III was nomiually King
from 1860 TO 1920 be was actually super
seeded by a regency IN 1911 aud his actual
reign WAS but City one years Henry III
was King Fifty six years. Victoria has
the distinction OF having worn the British
crown longer than any Of her predecessors
except the sturdy Hanoverian who pro-
goked his American colonlsts TO rebellion
and revolution
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

1nsterd Of formal ballots in that pro-
jected Poker Congress votes should be
fnken BY show Of hands Philadelphia
Times
One lesson to be drawn from the mood
in which the people look upon deficit OF
$50 600. 600 Is that an income tax is not
wanted IN this country. Tbs almost
total absence OF all expressions Of regret
clearly demonstrates this proposition =
Chicago Journal Of Commerce.
Evidently the Aitgeld style Of governor
has ceased TO popular in Illinois =
New York Hel
Senator Bla.sn says that vote L
the hardest thug Ia lne world to explain
There are ways Of avoiding tha
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

ciety It was about seven years ago that
she first met Mr.. Yznaga who at that
time was married to Mrs William H..
Vandefbilt's sister, Miss Minna Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yznaga soon after this were
divorced Thon followed the marriage of
Mr. Yznnga and Miss Mabel Wright,
which was quietly performed in the board
ing house in which the Wrights lived.
Tho Yznagas entertained and went out
a great deal in society, Mrs. Yznaga s
blond beauty being everywhere admired.
They travelled a good bit abroad and later
took n cottage at Tuxedo. Soon after
their marriage it was whispered that their
domestic felicity was not what it should
be- Since then thore has been talk Of q
divorce.
Mr. Yznaga's sister is the Duchess o.
Manchester, and, strange to say, she is I
great friend of Mr. W. X. Vanderbilt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

| have two little grand children " 30 are
teething this hot Summer weather and are
troubled with bowel complaint ] give
them Cham berlain's Co.ic, Cholera and
niarrl e Remedy aud 10 acts like a charm
earnestly recommend 81 for children with
bowel troubles ! was myse taken with q
severe attack Of hloldy hQy. with cramps
and pains ia ny atolesch, ons-third OF q
bottle OF this remedy cured mo. Withln
twenty four hours 7 was out Of bed ana do
ing my house work Mrs w T. Dnnagan.
Bor-squa, Hickman, Co., Tenn. For sale
by Z james Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
.Inhnsnn NInl.es Fast rlme.

BErHEUHEM Pa, June 2S One thou
sand people saw John S. johnson thy 20
break the worlds ono milo record, with
pacemakcrs, at Rittersvillc The half
mile track was in fine condition, but %
steady east wind was blowing Johnson
did the first hnlf Ia l.0L crossing The
finish line in 2;06 l-s Prior to this event
johnson made the fastest time 0n record
in q competitive professional race. 1t was
O half mile handicap, ANA Johnson rode
around the SIX racers from ihc scratch
and finished ton feet iu the lcad ia ;08 e.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
mo rronbIe WIN oold.

From the Cinci matt Commercial
"Iha trouble with this single gold
standard, said the free silver orator
mpressively, is that IL makes gold too
common People become too prosparous
Wsrklngman bsaams sxtrasAgAnt and
careless, and are Just as likely % throw
fl 70 dollar gold piece in the conirlbu
ton box as 3 nickel. They are about the
same s'zh NJ, sir; down With the gold
atRudard--whAt we want Is free silver
ard plenty Of ". You never see anyone
mistsking a silver dollar for nickel r.
"No, said one OF his hearers, when
free silver comes wo won't have any
thing but nlckels
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

A woman IN California who brought
suit for divorce against her husband
introduced In evidence novel written
by him 10 China. l. described hlrtations
with Chinese women and the wife claimed
that it was an autobiography Of her
husband The court admitted the novel
as evidence. q course the woman was a
realist In her belief aud felt sure that
the husbaId must have gone
through those firtations or he could
never have described them II this
theory is to be Incorporated In law, il
win be pretty rough on writer's Of
ideslstic fiction.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
LED BY HARDIN.
The State Ticket Nominated by the Ken
tucky Democrats.

LOUISVILLE, June % Tho following is
the ticket ia fun that has been nominated
here by the Democratic state convention
Governor, p. Watt Hardin; lieutenant
governor. r.. T Tyler; treasurer, r. g.
Ford; auditor, J.. G. Norman; register OF
the land Office. g. 3. Swango; attorney
general w. j. Hendricks; secretary Of
state, Henry S. Hale; superintendent oi
public instruction, Ed Porter Thompson
commissioner OF agriculture, l. b. Nall.
1t was the most memorable convention
ever held hy the Democracy Of Kentucky
The last days proceedings were Of more
harmonious nature than those Of the pre-
ceding two days until few hours befor,
adiournment. when the warmest fight 81
the convention developed ia The race ioI
secretary of state.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
rhs prohIhltlonl.t q. a rnctor.

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Iadiana Prohihi ,ionist who says his
party will prevent the state from going
Republican ia 1896. II Harrison is the
presidential candidate, has a higher
opinion CT The potency OF that organization
than most Of hts fellow citizens entertain.
la 1894 tue Prohibitionists polled II, l57
votes in Indiana. out OF an aggregate for
sll parties OF 562 Csc. while che Republi-
can plurality that year was "A 673 Per
haps it would have been i6, 600 or as 600
II there had been no Prohibition ticket IN
the held. However, there Is no certainty
about this Nobody knows how those
IL. O00 Prohibition voters would have
divided Ia that event IS between the two
great parties. II Is hardly probable that
the Prohibition yose ever turned the scale
in any state In presidential election,
except, perhaps. In New York In 1884 La
that year Cleveland's lead in that state
was ouly C47 while the Prohibition vote
was 90. 600 Both Democrats aud Repub.
leans In New York usually considered
that two out Of three Of the votes given
10 Prohibition ticketin that state would
be drawn from the Republican party.
Conss quently Democrats used to do All
they could to encourage Prohibition
/ activity
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
nrlrnntlne nnllrnnd snld.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 2S The Brigan-
tino railroad, which runs from Brlgan-
tine Beach to the Reading railroad's AZ
lantic city branch, was sold at auction by
Judge Howard Carrow Of Camden, re-
ceiver Of the road. The road has default
ed interest on its bonds for several years,
which brought about the sale. Il is about
eight miles in length and was built ex-
pressly To boom Brigantine Beach. Tho
purchaser was George H. Cooke Of New
York city, who, it was understood, was
acting for the bondholders, the Holland
Trust company OF New York The bid
was $50, 600. the amount of the mortgage
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

Schedule I'm effect May 12 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
New YORK. weekdays, .s.o5. 'zso.
$3.50, .9.40, sl0.35 a. m; s122i, 'l59, 500.
NEW york, Sundays. 's.O5, szsO,
s9:4o, '11.s5 a. M; 1906, s5.32, s32, III p. m.
PHILADELPHIA CTWENTY- FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT STRBETs.l
Weekdays, eS05. 555, 627 *7.S0, 7.55, $780,
l.2O. .l5o 900. S.25, AS. '5.s2, ESQ. '7s2 s2O
Sundays n Ia -a,' .s.o5, s27 .7so. 755 $50, $40.
.1l.S5 a, m; i2iO l.S6. 's.O6. s.25. ass. '5s2,
$50, 1882, $40. 10. I'll ,. m.
PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS
weekdays. 'S.o5. '7.SO, $3.50, 'l0.S5 a. m;
Sundays. s, Hss.O5. '7.so. 'ns5 a. M; 'asz.
CHESTER, weekdays, sa.o5, 5.55. S27.
12O, ai.55, 1906, S.25. A55, '5.s2, e.so. 7.s2,
9ss scsHiEsTEk.. Sundays, sos. GA. g.so.
ASS a5.s2, ESQ s7.s2, $40, 10. III p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, 'zSQ a.
M; '12.2l, .l.i9, '3.06 p. m. Sundays, T.SO,
CAPE MAY, weekdays, "7.So GLOSS a.
m, Saturdays only, 'L59, 1906 p. m.
Sundays s730 q. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
,los '525, .6''i5. $50. ss5s 3. m '' -0'' s''1'
Sundays, s420. 102 HS.47 a. M; 'l2.55, '20l,
1903, *lO3, f5.25, $50. sS.5S d. m
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
7.02 a. m; S.03 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, %420 7.02, rS.4l, -1l.O5 a,
p. IN. Sundays, s4.2O. 7O2. +S Al a. m; s1255,
1903, s5.25, 7.s5. $3.50, 'S.5s, lilo p. m;
PITTSBURG, weekdays, 'S,41 a. M;
'6.l5 p. m. Sundays, 'S.47 a. M; 'o.25 ?. m.
CHICAGO IS AZ "a. M; s5.25 p. m. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 'l2.55 and
M New N Z ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 p. IN. daily Ihroukh
sleepers to New Orleans.
slNGEoal779 "a * ana Il 10 y ne daily ''A
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
weekdays. 7.02, 1890 a. m; 1.52, SIS p N.
TWINS TWINS III Leave z, Hf I,fl MARKET STREET
STATION.
For New York, weekdays, 'o.15 ?. m m an
a. m. 800, ISIS, 9 IS p m. Sundays o,Av
a. m LOO, s515 945 y. M. ,
For Pittsburg and Chicago oaiis'
'FS For = Baltimore, week-days, ESQ g. m-i ..
| Sis p. m. Sundays, 3, '5l5 n ~ .,.
For Landenberg and way stas1sls Week
days. $50, 1925 a. M; ?, 5.l5 p. m. sundays.
| i,ESVf5' ~ ''IPlH3iii,Aa,iDELPIIA CTWENTY-
/ FOURTH AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Week-da5s, S iS1 .sio. 6 S,ls. .s15, $50, 'loss
s4l5, s449. s5l5. a5.41. $50, $50. sL4ss ss,2s,
iO5u sundsys' i W $40 8, ss15. $50, $50, lls0 ami
| 1920 si3s O. $3.50, S35, F4.15, s449, 6.20s
s7-4s' IS 81 i0.lO and 1875 p. m.
Il THAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays. 'as9 sl.55, sl0l6 q. m; .i.zi,
| D. IN. Sundays, 1870, %I.55 a. M i.al p. m.
/ Telephone. No. 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than via
| any other line.
| &. o. SCuLL, General Passenger Agent.
| r. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

According to a Liverpool comic paper
a young mau vas arrested in that city
charged with kissing young woman
against her viii on ths public highway
The prisoner pleaded that she WAS Ia
bloomers and hs mistook her for his
long-lost brother. The magistrate dis
charged him and II is said that the local
tradssmsa can now scarcely supply the
feminine demand FOR bicycles and bloom
oro
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

embarrassing necessity. however. Ohs
of them is not 20 alloy your vote 70
become any5odys business but your own
st Paul Pioneer
The general in.elisf Of our armies Is
excusable for declining 70 define his
sttitude as TO silver Lead is the metal
he has to deal with. Boston Herald
That proposed Corbett- Fitzsimmons
6ght Is q disgrace which about nine
tenths Of the people look forward to with
un2loyed pleasure Washington Post
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
The bride Is seyepty-elrht and wealthy,

BUFFALO, June 2S DIR Ashton Bu-
chanan Talbot of Philadelphia was mar
ried to Mrs Calista Maria Phelps Of this
city. Archdeacon Lohdell performed the
ceremony in Trinity Episcopal church.
Mrs Phelps is about 5S years Of age and
very wealthy. She has no children and
has spent the last few years in travelling.