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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 2s-The bond bill
was further discussed in the Senate to-
to-day. Mr.. Daniels speech ON silver
received an enthusiastic reception.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of
War to loan tents to the tornado auf-
ferers was passed, although Mr.. Vest,
OF Missouri, deprecated this step a. un-
necessary.
When the bill relating to alcohol used
In the arts was received from the House,
Mr.. Harris announced that the finance
committee had anticipated Its reception
and had acted favorsbly on 1t, and that
later he would ask consideration for the
measure.
The bond bill was taken up at .
O'Clock, the Indian conference report
being displaced without action. MIR.
Caniel (Dem., Va.) resumed his speech
supporting the bill, and arguing for the
free coinage Of silver.
Mr.. Carter. of Montana. gave notice
OF an amendment to the filled cheese
bill, putting tax and establishing
regulations against adulterAted beer.
AT $50 the Senate adjourned.
House Proceedings.
All interest In the House proceedings
70 oay were overshadowed by the St.
Louis horror. resolution was passed
directing the Secretary of War to place
at the disposal OF the msyors OF the
stricken cities a sufficient number of
tents to provide for the temporary
necessities of the homeless and to rem
der such aid as might be in his power.
MIR. Bsrtholdt, Of st. Louis, who saw
Secretary Lamont to-day. said there
were eight or ten boats in the Mississinni
river Improvement which might be able
to render assistance and these will be
ordered to the scene Of the disaster II
necessary.
Senate amendments to the sundry
civil bill sppropriatipg Sl25, 900 for the
public building at st. Paul, $4,000 for
alterations at New York and S43 600 at
Little Rock, were adopted. The John.
son Stokes contested cleo ton case from
the Seventh South Carolina district Was
debated, but not decided to day.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29

YESTERDAYS ELECTION
Ahs democrats Captured Roanoke
SuIprisinRly Light Vote

The Democrats Captured Roanoks-a
surpri'inKly Light Vote.
The election yesterday for city Off
GERS passed of quietly, no disturbance
OF any Eind occurring in any part OF the
city The day was bright and beauti-
ful, just the one for the occasion.
Notwithstanding this and the ener
getic work OF the candidates and their
friends the vote polled wau compar,.
lively light. being only 3,427 to regis.
tration of 4,703
remarkable feature Of the election
was the hopefulness Of the parties con-
testing, the Democrats being certain OF
eiecnrg their whole ticket and the Re-
puolicans sure Of electing at least two OF
sneir candidates with fighting chance
OF capturing nearly all the offices for
which they were consisting.
yesterday was the first trial of tho
walton law In this sect ion as amended
oy the last legislature, and while Il
ooes not yet come up to the wishes OF
all it Is admitted generally that It h AZ
been decidedly improved.
While Republicans claimed q cbanoe
LOT all the offices It was generally ad
United that Thomas and Tillett. Demo
cratic candidates for treasurer and aer
geant, would be elected.
Inc Republicans made q strong FIGHT
TOT clerk OF the courts, commemorative
attorney and mayor, but notwithstand-
ing the exerhons OF the leaders IL Ia be
lieved there WAS considerable scratching
among the colored voters.
The complete returns were not re-
ceiVed until $40 T. ~, Third ward be
Ing last to report.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
TIE PROHIBIrIONIsrs.
The Narrow Gauge Faction Wins Against
Free silver.

PirrsBURG Pa. May % Ia the
Prohibition national conven ton TO-DAY
the report on the platform was called
for
Chairman Funk stated that the mir
row and broid gauge" factions were
unable to agree and that two reports
would be presented. The narrow
gauge" WAS the maj )rity report.
The minority report which was pre-
scented by the bread gsugers had dec
iaration on the money question. demand
ing the free and unlimited coinage OF
both silver and gold at a ratio OF 16 toll,
without consulting any other nation.
Ex-Gov. st. John read the minority
report and almost every sentence was
appiauded. Whom he came 10 she free
silver plank the broad gnugers broke
loose with cheers and prolonged APP
plause.
After finishing its reading Mr.. st.
John moved that the report be incorpo-
rated as part OF the sjority report.
A motion to lay on the .sole was then
made, but it WAS defeated, the vote
standing $40 ayes TO 400 noes, O big VIC
tory for the broad Raugers
The entire afternoon session was
given to the discussion OF the money
plank The debate continued until
nearly o'clock when a vote was finally
resched, which resulted 3s7 for and
427 sgsinst the plank. The victory OF
the narrow gauge faction and the defeat
o! free silver were greeted with wild sp-
plause.
Joshua lowering, OF Baltimore, was
nominated for President by acclamstion.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
Ice Cream and strawberrv Ea.,,va,

THE Ladies' Auxiliary to the order of
Railway Conductors will give sn ice
cream and strawberry festival at the q.
x. M. G A rooms. West End, for the
benefit of their lodge. Thursday and
Friday nights, May 2s and 90 The pub
lie cordially invited.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
THE WEATHER
The Owners

or this business, CARA, MCKINLEY q
co, have decided to close tho Roanoke
shop, and hereafter manufacture all of tho
cornice work, skylights, ETC., q. their Phila-
delrb!a factory
We thank the public for their patronage
MT James will remain In charge OF the
business hero until July 1st. All persons
owing US accounts past due are asked to re.
init promptly, and those to whom we are
In eoted are requested to present state
ment of their accounts
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
Conference Adjourns Sine Die.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, May IS This was
the last day of the M. e. general confer
ence. IL wss decided to pay the bishops
81 600 per year and travelling expenses.
Bishops Foster and Bowman, retired,
will be paid this sum until the frat OF
the year. The conference adjourned
sine die this afternoon.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
Lightning Struck a Trolley Car

CARLISLE, Pa, May % "A heavy
storm passed over this city to-day.
Ligh thing struck Carlisle trolley car
while running in the central part OF
town. MIS-. Florence Sti,eter and dsugh-
ter, OF Hsgerstown, passengers, were
badly burned
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
A True Work of Art.

THE magnificent Symphony received
yesterday by Hobbie Music Co is real
work OF art. 1t is in appearance very
much like an upright piano. flushed In
beautiful figured mahogany, and any
and all music can be performed on 1t,
which COST the same as any other music.
Cali and hear some new and popular
pieces.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
DEMOCRATIC yIOTORIEs
The Prohibition-Reform Movement De-
feated at Norfolk

feated at Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va, May 2S.-No returns
are In up to this hour, 6. M, but it ia
conceded by the reform party that the
Democrats have elected their entire
ticket by thousand or fifteen hundred
ma irity. The election passed off
quietly.
Richmond Goes Democratic.
RICHMOND. May 2s.-The city election
resulted in the election of all Demo
cratic nominees except in Jackson me
gro) ward, where the Republican ticket
for common council is probably elected.
Lynchburg CITY Election
LYNcHBURG, Va, May 2s.-The cleo :
tion to-day for municipal officers re-
suited in the election OF the entire
Democratic ticket
Entire Democratic Ticket Elected.
PETERSBURG, Va, May rs In the
city cleo lion to-day, the entire ticket
nominated st the Democratic primary
was elected. There WAS no opposition
except in two wards where the Repub
loans had candidates for common
council. The election was very quiet
all air.
Charlottesville Municipal Election
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May 2S The
election to- day for municipal officers
resulted in victory for the entire Dem
ocratic ticket.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
A YataI ColIi.,on

BUFFALO N. Y, May 90 "A trolley
car on the Gardensyille and. Ebenexsr
road, carrying four passengers, was
struck by freight engine on the West.
ern New York and Pennsylyania rail-
road just utside of the city limits to-
dsy. A man named Dubois was in
stantly killed and Nellie w Klue WAS
fatally injured. The conductor and
moiorman were seriously hurt.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29

EVERY - CENT PURCHASE
AT OUR STORE ENTIiLRS
YOU TO ONE CHANCE FOR
THE HUNDRED DOLLAR
CLEVELAND BICYCLE NOW
ON EXHIBITION IN OUR WIN
DOW. ID K A w ING TAKES
PLACE JULY iST.
MASSIR'S PHARMACY
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-29
Captain Boude Dead.

LEXINGTON, Va, May 2s.-Caps. Jno
c Boude. for thir:y-three years clerk
of the circuit court OF Rock bridge, died
suddenly here this morning. aged 6;
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-08

AN FnISESr Engllsh physician,
Sir benjamin Ward Richardson, som,
lime ago expressed his Views on the
subject Of longevity, ami indicated
how, according to his opiniou, men
ana women should live Ia order t.
reach the age Of hundred years. The
Brl,lsh Medical journal VI November
80, last year, contained an abstract Of
the statement made by the doctor 10 q
reporter. According 10 this, anyone
desiring TO become crntenuariau
must never smoke ana never drink
intoKlcauts. lie should eat very little
nest He must avoid working by
artificial light, AMI ~ much a. possible
"maks the sun his fellow workman. -
The doctor says nothing about going
back oouplo Of centuries 10 secure a
sound anu vigorous ancestry.
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Old people who require medicine 20
leguiAte the bowels and Bidnsys Will
nud the true remedy in Electric 81
lefs. THIS medicine does not stimulate
AMI contains no whisky nor other IN
toElcant hut acts ne tonic aud alter
ahve, 10 acts mildly on the stomach
anu bowels, adding strength ami uiv.
INC tone TO the organs, thereby aiding
Nature In the performance OF the funr.
u Ms. Electric Bilgors ISL an excellent
appetizer ana aids digestion. Old REQ.
Pie hnd u lusteEucily what th'y need.
Pficu 90 cents per bottle al a. q. 81. I.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-08

The work to whlcn those leaders hav,
devoted their lives. AMI who always ar,
anxious 10 discover something suitable
f1r their own purposes Of opposition,
will raise o, J .c,lons TO such principles,
no matter II theli perfect souudn,ss
can be drmofs irated by the highest
authority reoognlzei among all Chrir
tiang. But this fact need cause no un'
oasineis. no alarm. The Saints who
are iaiisml and willing to carry Out
tho Instructions given, will know, as
they 70 along, that they are on the
safe eide, aud the TACT will ultimatel
be perfectly clear 10 Oh.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that theirs was
no bopo ior her, but two bottles Of DR..
King'H New Discovery completely
cured her ana sue says II saved her
lie. Mr.. rhos Eggsrs, 1870 Florida
b., San FranoiIon, suffered from O
dreadful coils, approaching Consump.
lion, tried without result every thing
else, then bought one b0ttls OF DR..
kipg's New Discovery and IN two
wrtks vac cured, lie ia naturally
thankful Its such results, VI which
these are sampler, that provo the won
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erably large oontinr, MT when all footed
up who are over 100 years old and
reasonably Vigorous; and the numbof
Of those who are older than Mf. Clevo'
land and NJ sound "a n dollain IL not
only beyond computation BY reason Of
IL vssinesl, but Includes more names
Of eminent men than are found In the
class beneath him In year.. Manf
experience 90 rule Is unripe and HE
judgment Immature Ia acme measure
before attaining the age Of 90, and
while bis phyiical powers may and
usually do decline more or less by or
before that time, " he has lived even a
reasonably regular aud lolerAtly tenn
pofate lie, he will euioy more near.
ly iull-oibed intellectually and have
greater reasoning power by reason Of the
passage Of the thfee.score years. Men
Ike Blimafck, Gladstone aud many
nearer hume attest the truth Of thee,
statement; they are more than
oclugenarians and are not only a.
sound In mind and vigorous In ex
preston % NJ any time during their
lives, but are physically well preserved
and reasonably strong. Tue idea
which has obtaiotd 10 some circles
that man who has reached the hat
century mark ia old, grows out Of the
swiitntss Of tho pace at which those
who entertain such idea aro living
more than anything olse and from
that aisudpolnt IL emlnuutly CORRECT;
the more rapid the gait, the sooner the
walk Ia over. An individual who has
not lived 70 tat SHOULD b.
At the zonith Of his phy,ieal
prime between his fuieth and sixtle,h
years and Of biz mental prime Tor At
least twenty years later, with tho TEA.
sonable hope Of being able 10 celebrate
the century mark Ia his Mes career.
At the same time We are glad 10
learn that the President can aud doe,
whistle. While sometimes a source q
genuine annoyance to others, there IL
no doubt that a habiiual whistler IL a.
possession OF light heart aud an easy
conscience. To DO an accomplished
performer" 90 this natural % liam IN.
strumenI is to be- able to drive dull care
away and have sort Of oomuanlou.
ship under mn't any circumstances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-08

NUMBER oNE, volume one, Of the
Morgan Mirror Ia on our table. II lisa
bright Newspaper. the frat i,tus OF O
weekly publication begun At The
county seat Of Morgan county. The
Mirror announces lie independence IN
poliIics, anu He determination to prlul
the news. We wish this additional
evidence OF progress 10 lhe besutliuI
mountsin town all the success It, en-.
rfgy ana earuestnesa deserve.
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GETTING ON NlOnLY.

An auacho ot tho white House says
pTe.Idtut Cleveland hls become very
fond ut whi-UIug, aud hat tho touching
old song Silver Threads Among the
cold D, his HNurilu tuue IItt sgems TO
ne tho present Iuue ia Congress, too
lex,
Tue President 10 now 90 years old,
and while he may bo fet.ins grey
,hore should be no diso1urage cement IN
II, Tor tho reason that many men ten
years anu some even tweuly year
younger than he have Doc,ms
MT only gliz1led and gray bur
quite while.hsAded. There IL tnl.
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The Edison rhonogTsph 8 Kinstoscope Par
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Della o ute formerly member 0f the Helena
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wonderful urnution-,is Gu rAhibiuunIu ahfrh
hre shown moving litr'llgo figure aud other
pictures Among The man. wonderful thlugs
10 he heard arc
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y ACRES. ROOM COTTAGE. FRuII
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CITY Subscriber viii Kindly notify ! r Dunhl Y,
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Tho Nrva is on Gale at tho principal Hotels, News
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