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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-30

WTANTED-TwO OR THREE Statesmen
w for good territory. to handle our line OF
household goods. Good opportunity for
crgetic canvassers. Apply Standard Instalment
Company SO9 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.

VATANTED-AN II HONEST. ACTIVE G ENTLE-
w man or lady to travel for reliable cstab
lishcd house SALARY 1850, payable sl5 weekly,
and expenses. Situation permanent. Refer
encee. Enclose elf.addresscd stamped envelope,
THE DOMINION COMPANY, 3l6 Omaha Build
ing, Chicago. : 26 Git
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LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-LIGH GRAY
~ horse heavy and short, with long name and
tail. ANY information leading to his recovery
Will be literally rewarded. j. w. BECKNEk,
oox W. 1928 Tvs
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T BADING JRWELRY BUSINESS-CITY OF
IL 5000; county seat; seat of University OF Vir-
ginia; $4,000 stock; bench work averages over
BOO monthly; no other optical, and only one
other 1ewcry, store in town; great fruit and
farming district. Reason for sale, death OF
owner. Address MARY e. NICHOLS, Admins.
trntrix, Charlottesville, Va. 713 At Sat
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AA'ASSJ make q readable lad" See.
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FOB SALE.

ENOR SALE.-NICE $4,000 STOCK OF MIL
Il linery. Will discount for each. or exchange
for clear good title real estate. Give full par
ticulars. Address box 2l2, Knoxville, Tenn.
7-28 ct.
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a NEAT advertisement catches the eye OF
a A'-fAA the people. Try The TIMES.
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nj OTICB.-THE CERTIFICATE OF IN.
IN stalment stock iesued In my name by the Iron
Belt Building and Loan Association, of Roanoke.
Va, for twenty five shares, No. 513, series +.
and dated October IS, 1890, has been lost. | have
applied for the Issue OF duplicate, and make
this publication In obedience to the code OF Vir.
ginia. a. E. HUMPHREYS, New Castle, Va.
6 q Am Tu.
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Which have
you an eve to,

quantity or quality, when you buy
something to make washing easy?
If it's quality, you want Pearline.
In effectiveness, in economy, and
above all in its absolute harmless
ness, no matter how or where you
\ use it, there's nothing to COM
= pare with this, the first and only
shing-compound
he quantity make, after all? Ifyou
nts Or dollar for an aid to washing,
that will give you the most work,
ost certain safety for that amount OF
oearline.
crlpulous groccrs will tell you this is as good as
;er sends you something in place of Pearline, be
6deS, 483 JAMES PYLE, New York
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B. Il. SCOTT. A. p. STAPLES.
CCOTT q STAPLES, A.torneys-ss-
~ law, Roanoke, Va. Once: Terry
Building.
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RNVERETT PERKINS,
M Attorney-at-lsw and Com issioner
in Chancery,
Lock box Ito, Roanoke, Room 10,
Second Floor, Kirk Law Building.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
Neue An5eigen.

OIue GooessNn3eieen, weTd1e fir ole
ntOreen.2useabe Der nJutnOis Stats.
3%eitune" aufeeeeben werScn, erf9einen fofen'
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2nnabme pom On.
3eisen fir oos AbenobIott f4IieBt nm IL uhr
Ntittaes, fir ole moreeus2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
Uben6s.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
=Mmsei9e.

@%btcagp, ben 10. Sebr. '95.
Sbrer SeIi9feit burd Scum 9epiB, eHti9lief 9eiterr
Iniert 9elebte Wtutter
Martha Huenger, 9eb. 2oeber,
I'M bitter BON "a s. 10 SO. uno Is z. 2eidenfeter on
6reitag INN | nbr i'm 9rouerbauie, 6358 1uiou Npenue
nm 100 gsodm. in Der eO. -lutb. Ct. Stepbanus=&trb
or @n9lemoob &Oe., nabe 9alIteo=Str. Geerbi9unq ou
plumbers 8irGbbof.
5beD. 0mcm9et, prof. 4. S6ring.
". 8. &uenger, g. 81. SieoerS, g.
Gmtnta SaeMtid del. @nt. S]eeb1uIen.
GIGra 96rtng. Sfttlie 9}tenGer.
M9ncS SOD. emma YMeu9er.
8tGrt;a SicUerS.
NauIn S~eehQMien.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
&erinie0enes


Vaargelo fir oItes @olo. SLIDER unb 9iamonten; oute
ubr ftr 81. Sogue 60, 6 s. MaDiiouitr, ?. Siur.
2ll26t
0bbne, gtOteu. Mietbeu, f9le9te StbuIbem oQer Qrter;
~ c%ouecttrt; feline 9e5abluu9 men1 %erfolQlus. @Ho,
MtnelleE Sonnt9'Go nito6ler, 76 5. ADe., 3i1umer s.
2mil0
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
T0rnten.

2n perfonfen: 6orm BON 2IO gtcres, ant Der.
~ bel1ert. quite Seb0uoe. Chicago 9ropertp nirb os
t9etllpeL1e 3aDlun9 9enpnnteu, 8eit in 8aar poer ouf
:Sett. SIe 5arm ut unget6Dr 80 Wteilen BON @bicoop on
WI 81 St0GtssetIHg. 25io1N1 trfn
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
@cNGttett

SoIepb SJiiDer, 9eIie6ter @otte bon @nno 9ytiber
uu6 Batter BON WtorD Rofac. Spiepb uu0 8oite StIber,
ON Ntonto9 ben II. Sebruor i'm alter BON SO Sdbren.
9eerbt9uug oom Erauer5auie, 1880 Meit %. Str0Be, am
0onneritag ben IA Se6rlor, nm IL ubr 8ormttta9s, in
&utN0eu nab benz 6recelaub=NirDbofe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
@erIangt: Skinner nnb Grauen.

Sc erIan ct: Sin anItdnoiges Mabben fir tlelue go
~ mtlie. Gobtcet, 113 YerrD Npe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
SergnWgunGen.


PARK-TEHEATE1R-Stote Ctr. naDs GOu9reB.
OLD BUCKS. AND YOUNG BEARS.
&tebe uuter benz @efrierpunft. 8eIte9orletdten=Auffib=
rrng III GbtCoQo. "a Spe5ialiftet uuo &omiter. See
ben6e 8ilber. Ortentalti9e Sauaer. 2 IufabrHn9eu
t1glid9, l0c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
0ei6dftS= O%eiegenbeEten.
gu Oerleiben.

* e1b obne @OmmtiitD II. = Cine eroBe Summe
W fam Su 6 9rO3. geliebeu mer0er, ebenIo 8etrdge
5u 3 lnb SO 8ro5; 80u=9arlebeu gum 9egentpdrtigeH
8urIe; @DicagOer Sruuoei9enthum. 8. s. StOne & 60,
2O6 &aSale Ctr. 19iau6M
Rprget SelO auf 9iomanteu, ubret, SuDeIen, Sauss
~ Baltun9s=N}D6el uno YlanDs BON Der u. 8. 8nlomiu
Span Co.. 4. Slur gbca9o Sto6 GG6aUge 9ebduoe.
&aiaue uno @albiHgtpu Cir. 18aglJ
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13

q O~erfoufen: 2ots ouf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Der
~ 9tGbe Der Belmont nno @Iitpn Nueuue $5O0-S6OO.
Cottages peroeH, gang mad g8uuiG bes aGuierS, e6ert-
tolls aut Abi1logS3oblrH9 gebout. S. SIS, hummer 35
StcatS3ettungs9ehanee, Wsttto9s 5uiNben GINS u. 3met.
15nls, BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13

On perfoufeu: obeustpopb b. 9ie fhDnfte
- SIDE in oieier biibiGen uno b~Iabenben @oritobt
Wa1er ln0 Seiper in ben StroBen uHb Die GtroRen a.
pfaitert. Sage: Glib uHb OftfrDnt. Qlegen 9reis lnb
Teiterer Nnsfunft lpeube man im) Hiinhlt8 nber Icbrlft.
LID on @gm 3. See, 112-114 Dearborn 5traSe,
Booze Building. 20nt BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
@cMprDCat :

Snfeph 9abm TN SITTER pm 81 Sobren. 8eerbigung
am ID. Jebruar, 9&adu!ttagS l Nbr, pDH 26 @litoH Aoe.
nod @r0Cel0nb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
0rmuOeigentDuus.
2Otsi 9Otsl aOtsl
Spts !.
mn $40 bis $50.

BON $40 bis $50.
Die 9teilspile SSmprpoement @pmn., bic be6euter be
GRANDDAUGHTER, uobe Der Stobt NeiIsOtne, Start
@OuutD, i'm Staote 99tSConlin, eignet, bat, I'M erftere
III S1luung gu 6ringen nno i'm Yretie su ItGrfen, Iih
mt alien ibr 81 @ebDte ~itebenben Wtittciu ueu prQu=
niltrt unb Die @ergrbBerung Der 9tabt Wetlsntae Be.
IGleluigt, bamit 9%eubauteT ouf ben lteuen Gtobt=
IotteH auTgefitbrt, urrb Oferirt SeoernGuu, Ger nud1
ei9ener 0eImltQtle, >%lpoielb1t aLlerlet groBe lt1teruebz
munger, iFobrttet 9auOel, Su0uitrie uno Client
bahntr, Der Stobt @DIcogo 6buGh, itrebt, uuo
ertitirt, gum Nnfnufe.
Sic 9SetlSDile Srtprpneme1t Gomponp erDtinet ben
Nerfouf oteler i'm 9er5Cu Der Iebbofteu @eId&ftS= unb
Sabrtfita0t 9etIsptle, 10 lfinuteu lueit Uont 8Qhn=
bofe entfernteH nel o%ugeIegteH GtaotIptS am /. Te6riar
1895 nit fobeIDait %nlebrt9eu 4relieH, ruo smar BON
$40 bis $50 boS 9tit6, uub iitbert Gem &0uier. Der iii
oDer itber $50 Die Got fault cine G5rcIfabrt bon Ghi=
cogo nodD 9eilsOile unb 5uriid. 0lebt prompt &pr=
trottpopiere MD refine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lobet
btermlt &anfluitIgc sum Seinde nah i1rer Office. nm
OoIelbit %oltfgeleQte YlGue uno Wtappeu III 9uQenIhetu
5u neDmen unb &otS fir 9 ei0dftS= unb 8riootbduier All
Itherit. Seuannte Company pfferirt 9leitbSeltiq ibr
QuteS frudtbareS, tt gon3eH umfretle ~6eiieoelteS Torrl=
lamb bon S. bis $40 ben &der, qepGbrt IauQiG0rioe
&aten5ablun9en uno bittet oae eOentueleu @nfrooe1
Doer SroerS ouf Mt0ppen uub &arten, Die prompt erle=
0tgt rperoelE, gu rtdbten on
81. g. adams & 60.
q .. &onoplpb Ctr, Gfe &aSole Ctr.
Stnlmer s uno 8, &btcago. cn.
Often BON 9 ltbr Wfor9eus bis 5 lbr g2ohmittoos 4:
Stentag&, 9Dnnerta9s unb 9 mite gS bis
y Hpr Aosnos. 6leb, mon, mit& fri12t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13

On oerfaufeM: SIbIGeS Wpbubaus in Der gsaIe
4" per citation @oonbale, 9tOrtbnetern : 8ubu, fur
cine SSauttIie bequem eiugerIdtet. 9touunQ fir n1ebrere
Bfer6e NIT babel. 5000. 8equene 3a6itnmgstermine
oOer iGulbeufreieS unbebouteS @runoetQeutbum oIS
5RetIaoblnng. abrefie: =. s. Bog 157, a6onbale, @oUf
49,, 81. l5TIs, BAN
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13
GteIengeIuGe.

Gnseioen inter btsfer 9tubrit fnb %fOfenfrst.
Mefu9t: Snu9er Maun, 20 Sabre aft, in9t trge1
W pel9e 8ei9dftt9ung. @rn1t 9atb, Bulrtat;
Abendblatt., 1895-02-13

eEran GbIin. @abrIaeerin, III Der SpIoefterna9t
y 9eboren, io9t 9ergaugeubeit, @egeniuort. .3ufunft
p%erbtHoet &ieberbe un6 @efrernte, enternt b6Ie Gtnfliiie
PEI &rantbeiten burb GDmpatbie. "a @lpbOuru @oe.,
Sde Wtobapt Ctr. Gtngang neben benz 6ruft=Store.
l5IunlS s, tuio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Anong MI tho slruotnroa TINT make
NJ the human bniY, tho nerves. have
hcou unlli rotontiy the least under.
stood,
1llr role Of the nerves. Ia Tho dlRvr.
ton ana hnnlmllntlun ~ fnpd NJ a
hHhly important one The uiifHtlnn
whether me food uhhll nuuuah a. be-
come more lpal upon the ryHloh IN
a question Of nuryu force.
NoHloct tn satisfy the hnmnnda madl
by the nervous hystun cntfina heavy
penalties WYNN this dtryult f,tuB "
exhausted tho digestive ItucrnAen rra
uhntruutui, tho body w weakened nnn
pnlup ut uruFnluih, iudluoAUin, rlpu4
nntigm. invade ~ pnith puilng re-
pose tho nutynb hnd Hrehi nerve orns
tors feed up0n tho nuirltlvr material
mat N stared IN tho blond ana tiNnuun
n NJ Whom this supply nf nuurlHhntnt
IN prompt ana abundant that Tue ncr4
VuuH nyntom ~ able 90 rocupornto, but
when the nyHtrm has hucune Too ilItd
to appropriate Hulilfinnt nnurlahhpnt
aud tho nerves. too nhhly io pri the
rest they need, that host NJ an blood
purinoIH, unrye foudn hnd nerve fuRua
lnturH, lhiuuH celery compound hhould
be- uiVon ~ once,
lhlno'n orlrfy onmp0nnt mas brought
health, ptrrnuth ana Freedom ron ners
NnuH WrnkurHn ~ iuuuhinda ut tifnd
women. "ruh down mon, nnd ulrhly
chlldfon. n mates thom nhln - mrop
rnuudly, 10 diHpHt ihrir Good perfectly,
anu To win back health ana aifongih'
Tho tired brain ana nerves nn rahulll
mud tholr wasted parts repaired hulnH
hloop, hnd whore nervousness, Wllhs
hlllly ana Inadequate nutrition or the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHICAGO,
oNn MAN LOSES nlH Llrn Az.
MOTT iNsrANTLY,
TEN OTHER PERSONS aERlouBLY
INJURED - DESPERATE LEApa
i'ilcM TIM UPPER groRma,
Foun PEOPLE BURNED IN A
MING--rllE TiItn RECORD.


Nf'''aHN''Ff NfNN ~
A nrc In which one man Is known
10 have lost his life and ton others
were Injured, four Of them probably ia,
tolly, occurred IN u roomlng house NJ
No. l Sherman street AZ 100 o'clock this
morning The building was Il three
story brick concern, standing directly
across Hhoinah street from tho north
ond cf tho board Of trade building.
The nrst huor was occupied ~ aa.
loon, aud floors above arc uhud m a
cheap hptol ana rooming house
The ntc wnH started by an expio.
sion, aud inHldo OF minute tho whole
OF the top " tho building Wnp mRHn
Of ilhmea. The lnmatuH mover Ind tho
hllHhtrnl chance 80 oHunpr. fuf the
only stairway by which entrance was
hhd was Ia front aud pluHr ~ tho
saloon door 1ho lHmoH blocked TINT,
AuHuHt Michael hnd HE wire, who
occupied the third floor. were at the
wlnhpWn onllinH Tor hulp IN ftnntlo
manner Whom The nfnt nrDmru AZ.
rived Unfortunately, this was u truck
ANA thinking his wife would be- Ia
perm II hu fingered. Michael aprHng Ia
the pavement below Ills iuft arm
was brokun nud he sustained informal
lnllriuH Bepand nftpr Aitatt,.t M
tho sidewalk and bTfn,r thn nt,u,'',,
had lifled him nnothor fnr,n frnn Tx
third atory came dawn on nip unVs.
mont with II orash. II WnV a mnu
aud he wnn alive. mi unsnnasin,,s
whom carried 10 Inc hosniinl MA
Donovan stuck 10 The window. aid
was carried down by tho ntouen. ny
was her little Hlrl. Hbo was bndly
cut about tho lhnba by broltun glass,
but was not badly nun. Ths nrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Houston, TEX. May 10 shreveport
won hard played game to-day, aud
they wrre not sure OF their victory
untll the last man was out IN the
ninth The nrst throp lnnlnRH were u
ease " fireworks Tho prliunna found
Mnlpncy an onhler mark than MuCnr-
mloh ana they took adyGnthEo 0r II
ana lined him out for eleven hits In
two Innings. IN tho mira Wuolthuokor.
tho ilrpt man M. nut u aver the fence
for walk around This walked Ma.
lpnoy NJ, ana he held them down after
That Shreveport neither made run or
n nj nftot the thitd, but two " tho
NinItnra reached nrat, ana they Eut
ihore on called balls The home team
hnd no trouble In hitting krofc, and
hive sixteen hliH 10 their credit
Shreveport, however played bril-
liant Holding Bnmr pnd IN this way
discounted the heavy stick work, Mc.
Coy Killed me three hnsgar FOR
Mplonoy. making hard run to the
fence corner for n high ny IN deep
right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Columbus. May iQ,-W. q. penroe.
secretary Of tho Ohio mlno wsrlta,
said today he thought every mine In
ono was Idle nnd would bo. Ia hlH
Judgment TN the price asked for was
granted, Conl N getting scarce. %
llcll nlro' Tho mlncra are flrm there,
hnd say lhoy win not nliow non,
union coal TO ho brought into tho state
from West virginia n tho minors
uo not roHumo Monday the Hayden
who company win close ia lmmenpo
brlolt ana tllo plant throwing several
hundred men out VI employment.
Tho expected hroul, In tho Mnhillion
district ala not occur today The men
any thore VII be no resumption OF
work uniil tho scale In aligned Tor tho
entire utHto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

nnlclGh. n, c.. Msy lo,--T.aay was
observed In North carsllns as Mem,
tisi Day The chief ceremonies wcic
~ nsl,lFh Wilmington and Charlotte.
~ ths CITY there was an address hy
Claude n. benson, on 'srhe ftfe and
service OF General Whiting" who do.
fondci Fort Flnhcr,
uovernor Carr and stan were present,
rue AGRICULTURAL college cadets, Ok,
w,rpnlcdoraten ana hremen paraded
Ihprr whn large procession at WI.
lnlngton, In one carriage being tioorse
attorney.
cred the adirenn.
AZ Charlotte The ex.confedrnte vet.
a,nmh hnu Nrhnd Army men oc Hart,
man post marched together under ,ho
escort OF tho military and naval rn.
serves ana united In decorating tha
graves or the Confederate Holdigru.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

nerve contnrH do nai permit anf1nlant
ulcui, nervous prnAtrntlnn, lnahini1a
aud duhnpndrnrN are azure 10 follow
fnine'p celery compound Hunrda
hrnlnut an this Ny promptly foudinn
tin exhausted norVua aud mnhlun The
blood nuro, abundant ana unurlHhinH,
" cures neuIn'ull, rhrumntiHm, dyn-
prpHlai nll forms M nervous weak,
nthai dependency skin diaeaHrr, aud
nnrtilonH NJ tho heart, liver aud Kids
neya, II gnndr nuru, yltHlHu1 blood 10
every organ, and thus nhlfeh people
Welt lnlnoR celery compound has
found it1 way originally through nrr-
netipilnnn by physicians into every
city and the pmnllont Village In tile
country
II would be worry dlrIicult 10 ma u
man o. woman uf mature hhn who hnh
not either been holnui by thlH rns
luNrltNile rnmcdy or has heard " III
marvellous nNopcition ~ iitHt hama from
Hnmu UntmainHtlr friend or relative
l'ulnrh celery oumpOnd In the only
great popular remedy that phyrlolnnH
~ every school prescribe FOR dlHpflpfa
ul the blood ana nerves,
Hays Mhn. Kate Manuel, Hll ~ ara
avenue. Minneapolis Whose picture H
nhoypi
~ have been greatly brnenlled ny
tnlnu'n celery compound have taken
hik bottles NJ tho Wundnfiul fpinHiy.
nnd recommend n 10 nll who are ~.
nipted na | Wha l'ur years I have nut-
fatOd from indigestion, aud know not
how 10 give duo lhnnhA fnr the rollof
that 1 hhyH received Whllo inlilnR
pnlnu'a onlrry compound NY nunslh'
law has taken two hotties Tor II hiinllar
trouble aud II has made him wen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

pittaburg, May 10, The aRr ioment
betwern tho pitlahutH miners and tho
Illinois operators has Hlfun great ini-
petua 10 Inc ooni strike here ~ re-
ruii, all tho mlnorH wnrNnR pn tho
Wheeling dlyiaion ~ The baltimore ana
ohio oam6 out ifday except the RUS.
burg aud chicago eampnnien' mtn AZ
gnowden aud Jacksonville, Th7 ninofn
have called mass ineelirH ~ Ilhlah,
,iiis tomorrow. From Tiers they VIII
march 10 Hnowden ana HAaionVlllu
mjnca ana ntiempt 20 bring out The
nnn worlinH there Failing ln ms,
iho convention on Monday VIII order
est nh the miners IN tho pittnburs dis
trllt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Washington, May 10. iror an hour
ana half ihiH afternoon President
Cleveland stood IN The blue room aud
SHOOT, hands with tho delegates 20 tho
liapilHt convention The president
heard The laipat Nonihorn ipltnH aud
mppy aood wlHh expressed IN nonth.
prn phrnen, There wnra MS many woo
mon a. mon N the crowd, ana whom
they emerged Into Tho l0nn hhli thaY
awaited themselves NJ The ffeh rpn0n 10
aRnln extend their sleeves Witch had
suffered IN tho crush, and OF the mis-
f0fH, % nHe thHt their hatH wefo on
straight. The delegates were pleased
with the fnfrpiinn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Galveston, Tex, May iO..,-uulyca,on
played rnnit ban today, The batting
was bad nnd the fielding wnrnr. ana
the pitcher ala his worst, ON the other
hand llhorinan put up n brilliant gnino
ana played all around the Sand crabs,
though every error made either side
counted run.
tga4bd7sN n ~ ~
Galveston ..nOii00 100 ~ n
sherman ,p,sg O0te '--lO ~ .
batteries l'arhnn and r'orolth. XII.
patrick ana Douglass,
llarnod runs Galveston. I. Ahor.
man. D.
Home runs-o'connor, Frederick.
Umpire Mace,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Memphis, Tom, May 10. ,-Ths inter.
state drll win open 1t Camp Bohonod
with u dream parade Of The military
companies ana bands In attendance,
inc presentation Of sponsors ana other
noolRl functions ~ jhu docnHlon no.
dhyh arrivals were the Calling Hun de.
tnrlmcnt of tho Omaha Guard, Captain
". ~ milford, companies u aud Il az
tho THIRD cavalry from Jefferson bur.
racks, with tho Third cavalry band
and the Town state hnnd. Tho other
visiting companies included those from
Washington. Galveston. Omaha, Gin.
einnhtl and LATHE llool, win arrive to.
morrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Washington. May 10 lfor iGnHtorn
TeNnni hhowerH In llnntern, fair In
Western portion; decidedly cooler.
high on tho coast
ArlHnHaHi Rain. condition favorable
FOR local storms, tildocldady cooler,
HUuihorly Winds becoming northurly.
Tonnonnoe ana Kentucky Rain, de-
oldodly cooler, nouthory windA. bo.
coming nofthweniefly,
Oklahoma ana Indian Territory, Fair
weather. warmer In Western portion.
northrnatly winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

louisville. KY. May iO--lrIrrt race
fKr furl0ngHl itppntnp won. Mlnn
icaug second. Horace ArIo third. Time
1854
hsconi race -nnr hnd onesniXtennih
nlrui HelllBg Fred Gardner won, ellis
Hsond. Royal Prince thlrd, Time,
lNii
Third race Ocven rurlonRHi Rain.
hAher Ven Mlun Florist SECOND, Mote
ihh Time, iAO,
lpurlh race -Four rurlonRa. nellingi
ltl,n Mar won. Gntrty uirl hucond,
INflllnc third Time, 100.
Filth fpcr-HlN furlonga, selling.
urue 9, won, Domingo SECOND, cy-
tqas tblfd Time. llb ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

70 Sixth avenue, and the pafcola for
some distance adjoining On ilruadwny
ana hiNth avenue. ON which 10 rrvet h
fourteen-ptory hotel. FOR Witch, II In
ana accepted The project viii Involve
q total expenditure FOR land Nnd huild.
ing OF about te.o00,O00, John II, Flfe,
proprietor OF tho Union NQuafo hotel,
VIII bc tho lessee ~ the new building
Tho rental viii probably he for twenty.
one yeAru AZ $4,000 per annum. The
arrangements will probably 10 co,n.
pleted by June A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

John irwin. Aged 10 Dies at Battle
Creek. =

Battle Creek. Miuln May io.aiohn
irwin. aged TO- died here last night
from gunahol wound. and bis death
win probably make trouble fnr william
rlhHg, resident ~ this place, who
owns n cottage NJ uoguho Lnltn. For
several yrnfH boys have stolen nfii0lrn
from the cottage ana flngg resolved
10 put stop 20 thplr dNprndationa,
Ito placed tiap gun In Huoh n mnnner
that tho opening Of The door would
DISCHARGE ihn weapon. The load was
whd, irwin ana two other boys
effected an entrance % the house twU
weeks hHn, ~ they stopped into The
place the nun went on nhd the charge
ntruoh irwin nn the hand The wound
WnH drnntod by the doctor, but u HGt
WORSE and nHoctud hls spine. I0f
week before HE death the boy suffered
inirnnn nrony. NJ Flare has been
chief " police aud street commissioner
and has held atiier nilinos ~ trust lie
desired only 10 taaeh Jho boys a lesson
nnd dld not thnh ihot the am would
hurt any one A. the law on setting
guns IN exploit, IN All probability Mt
NlaaE Will DO arrested,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION,

Mrp, Kaaler aud daughter, Miss ueor.
MA. who have been Visiting friends
here, have returned 10 lhelr home al
Weathrrfpn
Mrs A, u. urlnih, nee Miss Mamie
Harmon of Terrell, Texas. u visiting
her cousin, MtH q, N Templ0i0n, oUfs
nef unn0ud nnd liunni Hiruets
lfunry pUwull, the young man VINO
win had tho misfortune w shoot him'
nelf In tho hand white ont hunting nevf
rra days nHp has npnn 20 Hnond the
nnnmrr win relatives N clnhuriiW
John ilnppy VI Abilene IN ~ tho city,
having arrived here last nlHhi with
his sons, Martin ana rllifpfdi who
ion for chicago whore they VIII 80
lnIn lmnlnnal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
NJ D. cnuRcu SOUTH
'"''r Board Of Missions Moets at
MefldlAn. Miss,

tlas nan, Misc, May 1o.--rhe wo.
ulu yvalu OF tnlHHiOnn OF tho Meth.
smss episcopal church. Aouth ha,
W abon, " Merldlan 90 hold noaaionu
N,r ig s = Weok DoleKntrn from ali
slrlsmnno hou'h aud vlsitors haye been
hsetlas w 9Vrfy train, The nrat
natnin. Nhn praise aorylco held this
iaAon q, nnu Presided over by Mira,
imiap Wilson OF Halnmoro anI 49,
spn Il mopllnE " Officers aud man.
hntms arrange tho buaIneaa of the
'sscIn,ed "u 70 SOLICIT committees was
t,,o's,lsn' audience assembled in the
tlihst auditorium OF thc Central
'lsfelles '''sh' TO attend the opening
v y, p wlehtmnn or c,o,,..,o,
taednea Mrs. u, Il. Woodward
As sa, Miss Gale amiil, ,ynien nv'' in
y A hesnv y ~, ,ne Meridian Houlctyi Mira.
lNtslph oal " behalf " tho North Min.
waliln. vphtnfenee ana Mrs. a. ~
htsbonss W behalf OF tho conference.
" Mon, WIRE delivered by Mrs, Il.
tlih sossnn of Macon. who .ioeed
lsnhlo ea ae nad the nrut charter Of u
~ ssiat,,sp ana because size only
M ans,,shed qualified suffrage.
igmo,ssaasin lgsirary cxoolses Mn Il, h,la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

ll1tIrflrH-IInrI, MrEnlrnlIuth md
GlcnHnn, lIoffcr aud Robinson.
Umpire Long
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
Throws DOWN run oAuNrLDr

Chicago, May iO-frhe Illinois Steel
company has thrown down tho gauntlet
TO lth HttlklnR employer by dlHehnrKipg
every one OF thon ANA announcing that
II WIN nh tholr places und nlart tho
MILLS full.hHndod Monday, lgnuh mans
tools aud nny were Hunt To- His huuHn
with the notice 0r his discharge, Al
though no attempt 10 prevent meetings
In made, tho police arc careful 10 pre-
vent any sort or gatherings In the
ulrprth