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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
BIS SKULL FRACTURED.
John o. Thompson Meets with q Seriou.
Accident.

John D. Thompson Meets With Serious
Accident
I Mr.. John o. Thompson and Miss Ella
fWilson, while on their way Tuesday
morning to Evington to attend the
Methodist conference, met with an acoi-
dent which may result In tho death OF
the young man. They left the city
early in the morning, and whom within
about three miles o. Bedford Alum
Springs, stopped to water the horse.
Mr.. Thompson Glighted and removed
the bride. The horse suddenly jerked
his head up, and Mr.. Thompson, in en-
deavoring to hold him, was thrown
under the animals hoofs, one OF which
struck him on the left temple, crushing
the skull.
The horse then galloped madly away,
with Miss Wilson in the buggy. The
young lady kept her seat until an over
hanging branch OF tree knocked her
out. The animal continued its race for
hundred yards farther. when 1t
stopped. The buggy was torn to pieces
Inc accident was Witnessed by sew
eral persons, and DR.. N. L. Kabler soon
appeared on the scane and rendered the
necessary assistance. The injured par
ties had been removed to the homo Of
Mr.. j. d. Marsh, whore everything pos.
relief
Shortly after. DR.. Owen arrived and
assisted DR.. KAbler in attending TO the
injured. They were brought to their
homes In the city by MIR. Marsh at 10
O'Clock. Mr. Thompson's home is near
the Twelfth street depot. Miss Wilson
Is daughter Of Councilman J, o. Will
son, residing on College Hill. Her in
jdries, while painful, are not at all seri-
Gus.
MIR. Thompson's injuries are very
grave, and late yesterday afternoon he
was in critical condition. The blow of
the horses hoof had inflicted @ wound
which penetrated through the skull to
the brain. DR.. Owen performed an
operation on the Injured part yesterday,
and he expressed hope las. night that
his patient would recover. Mr.. Thomp.
son is salesman of Crumr's dry goods
store. and is we'll known and popular
Lynchburg News.
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TO BE HELD AT yINroN:

District Conference OF the NJ. K. Church
south.
Z The Roanoke district conference Of
the M. E. Church South will be held as
Vinton in August, beginning on the 9Th
OF the month and closing on the 9th.
Rev. w. o. Ross will preach the open
Ing sermon on the til, and on Friday
the eth Sunday-school conference will
be held. In the morning topics relating
70 Sunday school work will be discussed
and in the afternoon there will be q
mass meeting OF the Sunday.schools of
Roanoke, Vinton, Salem and vicinity.
The following committees have been
appointed to examine candidates for
license to preach and for admissio on
trial into the travelling connections: W.
2. Ross, o. F. Burgess, j. L. Henderson.
Fpr deacon's orders: G. D. White, W.
II Dolly, w. f. Locke.
For elders orders: c. H. Buchanan,
W. 81. 81. Joyce, S. NJ. Bowman.
- District board Of Education: T. e.
Carson. II. n. Kennedy, W. F. Locke
and presiding elder OF district; lay. F.
"A. Chalmers, j. w. Woods. c. B. Camt
Der, o. D. Bachelor:
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Died. Of His Injuries.

Died. Of His Injuries.
I Young Allen T. Walker, who WAS ac-
'cidentally shot while doing gusrd duty
at the Crozier mines by Mr.. John Gill
lespie, Of Falls Mills, on the 9Th Of
June. died from his injuries on Monday.
1t will be remembered that Gillespie
was trailing his gun when something
csught the hammer and discharged the
gun. Walker was shot in the leg, but
his wound was not considered fatal at
the time. Amputation was subsequently
considered necessary, but this did not
save him. He died at hia home in
Wytheville. Walker was q son Of Gen.
James A. Walker, and was married. He
leaves wife and two small children.
Previous to the strike no had been rum
ming on the road, we believe, but his
crew was taken of and he was givenFa
place as guard .-Pocahontas Headlight.
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HOLMES TNTERYIEWEp.
He Speahs Freely OF the Remains Found
In His Chicago Home.


PHILADELPHIA, July 81 H II.
Holmes was visited in his cell to-day
by his counsel, William A. Shoemaker,
For two hours or more Holmes spoke
freely of the bones and other fragments
OF human anatomy found In his castle
In Chicago. After the interview Mr..
Shoemaker told an Associated Press re-
porter the substance of his clients
statements.
Mr.. Shoemaker said: Holmes d.
clared that the tuft OF human hair
found in the chimney could not have
belonged TO Minnie Williams, for the
reason that the chimney was now one
put in after the gals disappearance.
As to the bones, he said they were not
those OF Gertrude Conner, Minnie
Williams or any other person whom he
was charged with having murdered.
The police simply don't know what
they are talking about" Holmes con-
tinued, when they say l murdered so
many persons and buried their bones in :
discriminatory in every nook and corner
| could find throughout the country.
Quite while ego made o statement to
the Philadelphia authorities that thew
were liable to find human bones In
many diiferen. places al over the con.
tiuent.
~ then frankly admitted that l had
been engaged In a number of insurance
swindles which did net pan out. One
OF these was for q $40 600 policy, and
had to be abandoned in en- embryonic
state because the officers of the com
pany became suspicious. Tho idea was
10 have the bodies OF woman and a
boy found In their homo. aud aiterward
the corpse Of q man with bullet in his
head to make It appear case OF murder
and suicide.
II gos the bodies from graveyard to
represent tho wife and son, but the
alleged husbands body had not been
procured wher9 the insurance agents
learned OF tho scheme and the bodies
had to be disposed of the best way l
could. had them embRlmed and put
in trunks which were sent to cold
storage warehouse.
Before my preparations could be COM
pleted. however, the manager of the
storage house notified me to take the
trunks away or he would sell the con-
tents. l did 80 and the bodies were
buried in separate places. Where they
are the police must find out"
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The PietzeI Bows rata.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 24.-Detec-
tive Geyer arrived here this afternoon.
He says he is satisfied that Howard
Pietzel WAS never taken away from here
and that Holmes followed his plan in
other cities, rented house here in
which he murdered tho boy and buried
him, probably under IL. It Is upon this
theory that he will work here, and al
though he does not admit 1t, he evil
IDENTIFY has some importans information
which no ia not yet willing to make
MI lic
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a Tragedy over Five Gents.

GADsDEN. Ala, July % "A cutting
scrapo occurred in Alfalfa yesterday af-
ternoon which will result in the death
of the victim. Dolph Edwards, brake
man, was cut to pieces by Sam Harris
The quarrel originated over q debt Of
live cents which Edwards owed Harris.
Harris attacked Edwards with knife,
cutting him in twenty different places
ono cut laid his head open, another his
back. The most dangerous cut and one
that will prove fatal reached disgonslly
across the breast from neck to hip bono.
Edwards cannot survive. Harris was
arrested and Jailed here
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Parasols.
ParasoIS.

They must go-your gain is our
loss. A beautiful black or white
ladies' fine quality China silk Para
sol trimmed with lace, our price was
$3.50, closing out price $3.50.
The same quality Parasol as above
only not 30 deliberately trimmed,
our price was SIS, closing out price
1915.
a beautiful $3.50 black or white
China silk Parasol, closing price,
$3.50.
We have few more left of our
$3.50 white silk Parasols with white
handles and frames that we will
close out at $l.19. Don't let this
opportunity pass by if you are in
n9ed OF Parasol.
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a HORSES TAR.
An Index TO the Health, strengrn and
Disposition OF tho Animal

disposition OF tho Animal. lffe
In we'll formed horses tho tail should be
strong ut the root, rising high from tho
Group, tho direction Of which It follows.
When this is horizontal, the toll is grace
fully carried, especially when the horse is
moving. With powerful, good shaped
horses it Is often carried upward, or even
curved over tho back, especially when the
horse is lively. Tho health and strength
Of the animal arc, according to popular no
lions, indicated by the resistance the tail
offers to manual interference and by the
way In which it is carried. To some ex-
tent also 1t affords an indication of the
horses disposition.
"A fldgety horse usually hos the tail, like
tho cars, always in motion. When about
to kick, tho tail Is drawn downward be-
tween tho legs. When the animal IL IA
tigucd or exhausted, then it is dropping
and frequently trclnulous, and with some
horses, when Galloping, 1t is swung about
In circular manner or lashcd from side
to side. There can scarcely be any doubt
also that like the tail of birds, 1t assists
In the horses movements, as whom tho an
lmal is galloping in small circle or rap
Idly turning round n corner, 1t is curved
to tho inner side
With well bred horses tho hair Of the tail
Is comparatively fine and straight and Of
VIZ SiNNS W Sticil IL tIl1U IL TpStCDeS
the ground. Coarse bred horses may also
have the hair long, but then it is usually
very thick and strong and moro or less
friz2ly. though soft and curly hair may co.
casionally be noticed In the tail of thor
oughbrcd horses In some horses there is
tendency To shedding of the toll hair
this like that of the name. tail, forelock,
fctloaks and some other parts, r. pcr,na-
ncnt and not shed ut certain seasons, as
In other regions of the body. The horse
Is then said to be "rattoilcd, ond there
Is u popular saying to tho effect that such
horse Is never n bad one. In other in
stances tho tail hair falls Off, except ut the
snd of tho dock, whcro 1t forms tuft, and
tho horse Is then Cow tailed" or "lnuio
tailed. '-Ninctcenth Century.
EXCURSION Will leave Roanoke for
Norfolk at9 O'Clock Monday morning,
August 26, '95. $3.50 round trip.
VIM JOHNSON, Mgr,
sl4 Fourth ave. n. w
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Democratic Legislative Convention.

Chairmen Hicks and Rogers OF the
Roanoke city and county Democratic
committees respectively, have conferred
with the other chairmen of the distric
and September has been agreed upon
as the time, with Salem as the place for
holding the Democratic convention to
nominate candidates Cor the house OF
delegates and State senate, the basis OF
representation being the vote for OFFER
rail- for governor, which would give the
following superintendent: Roanoke city,
Is; Roanoke county, IL; Montgomery
county, 8; Craig county, 4; Radford. a.
Total In September convention 46.
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ANorHER GLUE AGAINST HOLMES.
Supposed Portions of Human Skeleton
Found at His Chicago Homo.


Found at His Chicago Homo.
CHICAGO, July 24.-Whst seems bs-
yond doubt to be portions OF human
skeleton WAS found to-day IL the base
ment Of FL. II, Holmes building az
Sixty-third street. The bones were
found by one OF the gang OF laborers
which, for several days, has been dig
ging In the dark basement of Holmes
house, where various bits OF evidence
had been found that encouraged the DO.
lice in their search for tho remains OF
Minnie Williams and her sister. The
find was made al depth OF two feet
near wall in the basement.
The bones were packed in damp earth
which had been mixed with quick lime.
Several ribs were found and with them
what resembled q bit Of jaw with two
teeth attached; a portion Of lsdy's
jacket with . large pulled sleeve lay
with the bones and on the cloth was
bunch of HAZE which. however, was SO
badly disoolored that It's original shade
cohl6 not be determined.
DR.. Charles North, to whom the
bones were submitted for examination,
pronounced them portions OF q human
skeleton. The find is mysterious, as
neither the skull nor any OF the leg
b9nes were found with the ribs and bits
" VerteDrae. small vial containing
peculiar looking fluid Yves found with
She skeleton, but It's nature could not be
Pdetermined without tests and it was &C.
cordingly sent TO q chemist for exami-
nation. The surmise is that the skel-
eton is that OF little Howard Pietzel or
Mrs. Conner's little daughter, Gertrude.
The workmen continuing their search
in another portion of the central base
mont found second bed of quick lime.
In this just before their lsbors ended
for the day they dlscooverd one of the
metacarpal bones OF human body.
They expect Tomorrow to uncover
other bodies buried in this charnel
house OF Englewood
The body found early In the day is
supposedly that Of Pearl Conner, the
daughter of Julia l.. Conner, former wife
OF g. l. Conner, once of Muscatine, Iowa,
Both mother and child have been miss
inR since the summer of 1899. The
woman WAS betrayed by Holmes, her
husband secured divorce from her; she
lived with Holmes at tho Castle and
some time in July or August. 1899, she
and the child DISAPPEARED.
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NORFOLK, Va. July 24.-The Ameri-
can barkentlne. j. W. Dresser, Captain
Parker, bound from Cuba for Delaware
breakwater or New York, with q cargo
Of sugar, sunk st p. rn.. July 90, on
the outer diamond shoal off Cape Hat
teras, N. c, The crew were taken off
safely by the Cape Hstteras life saving
crew. The vessel and cargo are total
loss. The barkentine was built at Gas.
tine, Maine, N 1777, and had net ton
mage OF 572 tons
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Mystery Not Cleared Up.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 24.-The
mystery OF the murder of little Ida Geb-
hart whose mutilated body was found
In tool chest last night Ia still I'M
solved. This morning John Linson,
formerl y railroad engineer, was ar
rested for she crime, but an almost com.
plete abb has been established for him.
The post mortem to day developed the
fact that the child had been horribly cut
with sharp knife after the murder of
the London Ripper. She was thus mu-
tilated before the assault.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Umbrellas.

Just received 200 Ladies' Um-
brellas that we will sell at 25 per
cent cheaper than you can buy at
any other store.
A 2G inch fine gloria silk paragon
frame Umbrella you cannot buy any
where for less than 8l.25, our price
CSC.
A 26 inch gloria silk, paragon
frame Umbrella with rubber or cell
luloid loop handles; price them any
where and you will be told sl.39,
our price $l.25.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Barnes and Donaldson rined.

Charles K. Barnes and John Donald
son, the two young white men, an &C.
count OF whose disorderly conduct.
appeared in yesterday mornings TIMES,
were given hearing before Police JUS
tioe Williams yesterday morning. After
listening to all the evidence his honor
fined Barnes $40 and costs and Donald
son $50. Chief OF Police Dyer asked that
she prisoners be compelled to give E
$500 peace bond, and the justice said
that he would issue the same. Barnes
paid his fine, but Donaldson was unable
to do likewise and was remanded to iail
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Holmes Was in h;Ilw.ukee.

MILWAUKEE, Via, July 24.-There is
no longer any doubt that II. Ii. Holmes,
the alleged murderer Of -. Il Pietzsl,
his three children, ana tho Williams
sisters, was In this city either las. sum
mer or the one previous to Il. While
here he received letters from q woman
purportinR to be hia wife
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Funeral of Sam u 81 AIatheny.

The funeral of Samuel Matheny, who
was killed by the accidental discharge
of pistol in the hands OF Herbert Ker.
lin, occurred yesterday afternoon from
the late residence Of the deceased. The
services were preached by the Rev. Mr..
Locke and the interment was In the City
Cemetery. The pail bearers were Oscar
High, J. S. Linkenhoker, Walter Kerlin
and benjamin Morris.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Negroes arently Exoitea.

RUssELLvILLE, Ky, July 24.-Ed.,
alias Bud, knight, who tried to outrage
Nora Hill, in Adairyille last night. has
been captured and is IN jail here. Both
are colored The negroes are greatly
worked up and threaten to lyn,h the
prisoner
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25

For sale or rent-No. 1919 South Jet-
ierson street. For further information.
apply to ROANOKE SHOE Co.. No. IS S.
Jefferson street.
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In the Police COURT.

Justice Williams WAS confronted by q
large docket in the police court yester.
day morning. Matte Tinsly. colored
and Flita Watkins, white. were fined SIS
each for disorderly conduct. Nora An
derson. colored. was sent on to the
grand jury for stealing. D. j. Logon,
white, was fined IS for assault. Beckie
Harper, colored, WAS fined SO so for dis
orderly conduct. Ella Edwards, Lou
Cole and James Smith, all colored, were
each fined like amounts for similar Of
fences.
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Allegheny Institute.

Prot. 8. S. Handy. the principal of
Allegheny Institute, has just issued o
neat four-page catalogue descriptive Of
some OF the advantages of that popular
educational institution. The faculty
consists OF six professors and the course
OF instruction Is thorough in all
branches. The location is heslthful,
the moral tone of the school excellent
and all the surroundings such as to N AXE
1t model homo school for boys.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Arrosted for rrespassIne.

Chas. Fredick and Paul Anderson. two
young white men, were arrested by
Special Officer Vest yesterday afternoon
on the charge OF trespassing on Norfolk
and Western property. They we're beat
Ing their way on q freight train when
the officer caught them, and both
claimed they were from Shippensburg,
Pa
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Millinery.

Don't forget to ask for one of our
soc, 75c, or 81 Hats-you can buy
them for sc apiece.
We also have few more of those
$3.50 Trimmed Hats that we are
closing out at SOC.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
The Trolley Party To-uight.

Do NOT miss the '.Trolley Party"
which will be given by the ladies OF the
Christian Church this evening, to Salem,
Cars will leave the Terry Building at
$3.50 O'Clock Tor Salem, and returning
cars will leave Salem at II o'clock for
Roanoke. II 1t Is raining tn trip will
be postponed till tomorrow night. The
Library and Demosthenean Literary
Society's hall OF Roanoke Collega will
be lighted up for the occasion. Re-,
freshments will be served on the lawn
opposite Hairnes' jewelry store, and a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
Settlers Coming to Virginia.

steady stream Of settlers Is flowing
into the northern counties of Virginia,
which accounts for the general improve.
ment in the lands along the Southern
railway, from Alexsndria to Orange.
The towns and villages are also grow
Ing, and new towns are being built. a
few years OF prosperity will work won-
ders in the section of Virginia contiRu-
Gus to Washington.-Wash News.
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Swivel Silk,

a full line Of colors, evening
shades, q inch Swivel Silk, sold all
the season at 40c, our closing price
25c per yard-iust the thing for
Shirt Waists.
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Holmes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TORONTO, July 24.--At the inquost OF
the body OF Alice Pie.zel tonight yer
dict OF wilful murder was returned
against Holmes
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fInspeoting tho Whole Line.

Vice-P President and General Manager
Sands, General Superin tendent Hippey
and Engineer of Maintenance OF Way
Churchill, of the Norfolk and Western,
are making ten days inspection tour
Of the entire road. They went over the
line from Radford to Columbus yester
day. 4
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
The Emanuel Church murders.

SANTA CRUZ, Cal, July ga man
named w. f. Barnett is in jail here IS
the confessed murderer OF Miss Blanche
Lamont and Miss Minnie Williams. He
is believ ed to be insane.
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READING, Pa, July 81 The large
charcoal furnace at jeanne this county,
resumed to-day, after three years Idle
ness.
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His Fate.

McSwaltcrs-What is this about Jigss
being buried alive?
McSwlttcrs-Didn't you hear that he
had mDved to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Post.
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A Large Bell CAST.

A successful casting OF Target bell
WAS made at the Machine Works Tues
day afternoon by j. B. ssarey. 1.-THE
bell weighs LOO pounds and will be
taken to Crewe, where 1t will be hung
at the shops, and will also be used BIS q
fire bell.
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Granite Cloth.

10 pieces Rayure de Sole, granite
cloth, beautiful designs, regular price
OF these goods Csc, our closing price
15c.
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Remnants.

We Will continue with our Rem
nant Sale this week, although we
sold big lot of them last week we
still have some left.
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RICHMOND. Va. July Ex-Governor
GFerrall to-day declined to interfere in
the case Of Philip Norman Nicholas,
who has been sentenced to be hanged
Tomorrow for tho murder OF two men.
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Roanoke Iron Company.

Hon. ]. Allen Watts, Maj. S. Griffin
and Thomas W. Miller, Esq'r., left yes
terday afternoon for HarrisonbuIg to
argue matters OF Importance connected
with the Roanoke Iron Company before
Judge Paul, Of the United States cpusA.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25
A Good RAeIns.

To REGULATE the blood and digestive
organs, restore the appetite, tone up the
system, mako the coat glossy, produce
muscle and staying powers feed your
horses feed from r. B, MooRMAN. 203
Commerce street.
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Ginghanns.

Full line fast color Ginghams, sold
everywhere at l0c and l2}c. We
will close out at sac per yard.
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good time is anticipated. Tickets or
sale at Thompson g. Meadows and Rich
mond Music Co.; also by all young lady
members of the church.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-25

EVERYBODY knows Bonner's Res.au-
rant is the irs.-class restaurant OF The
city. The best people saysso.
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Public Property Committee to Meet.
The public property committee of the
city council will hold a meeting In the
clerks office this evening to consider
matters referred 20 them at the last sesA
sion OF council
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Dull Day at the Market.

Buying at the city market yesterday
was very dull. Prices were low, but thu
numbe of customers WAS small. Eighty.
nine wagons paid curbaRe amounting to
S24 20.
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Shirt Waists,

a few more S5c and 81 ladies'
Shirt Waists that we will close out
at soc and 75c apiece.
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FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
Current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.
Bits OF Faota and Gossip Gathered on tho
Streets by Times Notwithstanding
Political, Social and General Happen
ing Yentsrdsy.

Evening Prayers.
Short evening prayers will be held At
st. Johns Episcopal Church this even.
ing at o'clock.
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PercaleS.

Full assortment of lOc PercaleS,
rs pieces to select from, closing oLt
price at Sc.