The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-16

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To the Deposisors OF the Roanoke Trust, =
| Loan and Safe Deposit Company. o
| THERE will be meeting OF the de- n
| positors Of this COM PAW held 81 rooms n
Nos. and 8. over the Commercial Ma q
tionsl Bank. at II o. m. Wednesday,
June II, to formulate . plan for their !.
protection. BY request OF the commit 3
| tee. R. Fl, DAY. .
| June IS, 1896. 2
In Police Court. Il
In the police yesterday morning Ed. G
Smith wAs fined IS for dsorderly con- Il
duct and Sol. Rosenberg . like amount Il
on similar charge. +
Arm sprained.
A tinsmith named Campbell sprained g
his arm badly yesterday at the mac hine
| works while at work on an ash pan, r
which fell on his arm. n
Colored Eek ursion. =
The colored people OF the city are I'D. A
vertising an excursion to Norfolk on n
Monday, June %, under the auspices of b
| the Travelling Union Club. q
| Office Employees Paid.
| The employees of the Norfolk and :.
| Western offices were paid of yesterday n
morning ct the First National Bank :
The pay roll was in the neighborhood =
Of $50, o00
Excursion Committee Meeting.
III The excursion committee OF the C
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers I
| gill hold business meeting at the b
| Elks' hall on tomorrow evening at 4:30 n
o'clock. Il
| Welcome to All.
The RoxaHna Missionary Society Of a
Calvary Baptist Church will hold lawn
festival on Second avenue n. W., begin !.
ming June l6, and continuing as long q
as successful. All are invited. =
Passed the Examination. r
R. L. Gregory has recently p ssed g
lauccessiul law examination before
Fudge Whittle, of Martinsvile and will
lnow attend the summer law course at =
/ the University of Virginia, beginning y
July l. s
Death of a Child.
| Jefferson Kinney, Jr., the 2H-year- l
old son OF DR.. j. Kinney, died Sunday =
afternoon at o'clock ct the residence .
OF his parents, on South Jefferson street. u
The remains were inferred in Fairview v
Cemetery at 4;3o p. m. yesterday. q
Recalled by Telegram. b
Rev. ]. Cleveland Hall, OF Danville, a
who has been stopping over in Roanoke e
with friends, on his way from the n
| Wytheville council, was recalled to Dan =
Vile Sunday night by q telegram anA
nouncing the death Of one of his par =.
Lishioners. :
"a Carrier Pigeon. +
Patrick Foy, the gardener st Hotel a
Roanoke, found q beautiful carrier .
pigeon OF Q terra Gotta color, on the Q
pawn yesterday. The bird was com q
lipletely exhausted when picked up. It :
wore on it's right foot q gold ring, en- I
bossed with blue enamel, with the fol- q
lowing insert ption; 1896. A. So" .
swN Sell Ice Cheaper. d
II The Independent Ice Company has
been formed in Roanoke and the people t
of this city will be supplied with Ice by d
retail at the rate Of so cents per hum
bred pounds. This will be reduction '
pf ten cents from the prices now prevail
Ing and the people who patronize the
new concern will get ten pounds of ice
for q nickel instead of eight as hereto
fore.
Refused to Accept the Gall.
Before his sermon at Calvary Baptist /
Church Sunday morning Rev. DR.. /
Broughton announced 20 his congrega.
ton that he had refused to accept call
from smother church, the whereabouts l
OF which they knew Notwithstanding G
the fact that they had offered him SAL I
airy larger by 81, 900 than Calvary Church 4
is paying him.
Death OF Mrs. j. q. Guy.
Mrs. J. o. Guy, mother Of Councilman ,
q. D. Guy. after lingering illness,
died at the family residence, 9O5 Patter-
son avenue. yesterday morning at 8
o'clock. The remains will be taken to
Lynchburg to-day on No. 4 for inter-
ment. Rev. DR.. W. G. Campbell will !.
conduct short funeral service at the
house this morning at II O'Clock.
Y. M. G. A. Notes.
There will be called meeting of the
Womans Auxiliary as the Y M. @. A.
building this morning at 10 o'clock c
sharp. President Mechanism has ap-
pointed the following standing commit
tees OF the board to serve for one yesr:
Executive. II. v. Lineback, C. i. Luns-
ford, j. Fl. Mareteller; finance, w. R.
Moore. E L. Stone, f. b. Thomas;
auditing, G. I. Lunsford, w. R. Moore,
j. *. ThomAs; educational, S. 81. Cole.
man, Jr., j. Fl. Wright, j. II. Marstel-
Ter; vacancies, F. B. ThomaS, w. R .
Moore, a. v. LinebAck.
Sensible People Think, Then ACT.