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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-07-11
CHAPTER N.-(Continued)

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1t had taken long in the telling, and
the twilight Of the summer night had
come before he finished and she had
learnt everything.
THAT is what l came to tell you, Ida.
Speak to me. aud say that you forgive
me for having kept it from your knowl-
edge when last we metz
You said an hour ago" she replied,
taking no heed of his prayer for forgive
ness. that dreams were idle fantasies Of
the brain. What if mine was such !
What if. after all. have seen the form of
the man who murdered him. have spoken
fn him and let him kiss me, and have not
recognized him.
Ida" he said. do you say this TO me,
to the man to whom you have plighted
your love and faith? DO you mean that
Won suspect me of being my brother $
murdcrerE'
You did nothing" she answered, to
find out his murderer; you would have
done nothing had that will not been dis
covered
Il obeyed his behest," he said, land
what | did was done also through my
love for you
Again she paused before she spoke and
then she said:
1T is time that you should 60 now, it
Is time that there should be no more love
spoken between us But. if time should
ever come when it will be fitting for me
to hear you speak of love to me once
more
"Yes?"
at will bn when Won can come to me
and say that his murderer is brought to
justice.
And until that time shall come, you
cast me off?
IF you take il in that lght-yes.
Il have sworn" he said and she could
not but notice the deep intensity Of his
voice. upon his grave that my life shall
be devoted TO avenGing him, and no pow
er on earth shall stop me If | can but see
my way to find the man who killed him.
Even though | had still another brother,
whom | had loved all my life, and he had
done this deed. | would track him and
bring him to punishment. | swear II he
fore God swear that | would not spare
him. Ana my earnest and heartfelt
prayer is that the day may arrive when.
rs you and | desire. | may be able to come
and tell You that he is brought to justice.
"Ah, yes"
'bnly. ne continued, SIll Win Il u''p
solemnity of voice that went to her heart.
when | do 50 com, | shall come to tell
you that aloue-there will be with that
news no plcadngs of love upon my
tongue. You have doubted. but just now,
whether you have not seen my brother :
murderer standing before YOU. whether
the kiss Of Cain has not been upon your
lips. You have reproached me- for my
silence. YOU have cast me off. unless can
prove myself not an assassin. Well, So
be il, BY the blessing Of heaven, | will
prove but for the love which You have
withdrawn from me | will ask no more.
You say it is To be mine again condition
ally | will not take ii back, either with
or without conditions. 1t is restored to
you: it would he best that henceforth you
should keep it,
Then. with but thu slightest inclination
of his head he left her, and went out
from the house.
And Ida. after once endeavoring II
make her lips utter the name of Gervase
fell PROSTATE on the couch.
He will never come back to me- she
walled; "he will never come back. | have
tbFgWp dis lnye nw"v forever Heaven
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New Use for Roentgeu RAYS.

According u the Cologne Gazette Il
now use has been found for RoontS"u
rays viz. for the testing of wine y
uumhcr of samples of wine have been
photographed. and i'll many instances
black spots have been observed on tin"
plates The wine was then anaIyzct
aud found To he strongly adultcrat"d.
In the ease of unadulteratpd wine there
Wcr" no spots on the Photographic plates
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If n person is choking break an Egg.
as quickly as possible and give the white
do not beat it-and it will almost Ger.
tainly dislodge the obstruction. whatever
It may be, unless it is lodged in the wind,
pipe.
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An Appeal for Assistance

The man who Is charitable to himself viii
listen 70 the mute appeal for assistant"
made by his stomach. or his liver. I'm the
shape Of divers dySpeptic qualmS and an
easy sensations in the regions of the glands
that SccretcS his bile. HostptterS stomach
Bitt"rS my dear sir, or madam-as tie case
may bo-iS what YOU require. Hasten tn
Use. if You are troubled with heartburn.
wind in the stomach. or note that your skin
or the whites " your eyes are taking Il sal
low hue
More than &1I.0UO has already been
contributed for the IIclmholtZ monument
which is to he erected in front of the
| University of Berlin
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NEEDLESS WOMEN.

Icy Pay sad Penalty for Their Neglect.
If women only needed first symp-
ems nervousness, backache, head
ache. lassltude, loss of appetite and
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Those who think tho Rarnum white
elephant story of q few years ago Il
fake may find record in the New York
custom house. whore Hon. I. T Swore
that the animal was worth 100000.
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Oh PIER NJ

The Hotel ct Cafe Restaurant de lie
pantois is one Of those many places near
and in the neighhorhood of Leicester
square, where foreigners delight to so
journ when in London.
As rule this establishment is patron
lied by Spanish and Portuguese gentle
men of a commercial status, persons who,
more often than not, are connected with
the wine trade Of those countries, and it
is also frcquentcd by singers and dancers
and other artists who may find themselves
by what they regard as Il stroke Of for
tune fulfilling an engagement in the me-
tropoliS.
To them the Hotel LepautO is e con
genial abode, a spot where they can eat
Of the oily and garlc-fayored dishes par
taken of with much relish when at home
in Madrid Lisbon, Seville or Granada
and here they can converse in their own
tongues with each other and with Diaz
Zarates, the Spanish landlord of the
house to whom half a dozen Southern
languages and many patois are known.
And sometimes as has been the case
of late, much to the disgust Of Diaz
Zarates. an English detective has made
his appearance. and, essay wing an HERMAN
meal. has endeavOrcd to worm secrets out
Of him about his patrons and guests.
To the disgust OF Diaz Xarates Of late
because he knows perfectly we'll who Dob
son is although that aStute individual is
not aware of the landlords knowledge Of
his calling, and because. honestly. he has
never heard Of any one bearing the name
of Corot in his life.
And it is Of such n person with that
name. that Dohson has been making little
inquiries whenever he has dropped in to
try Spanish luncheon or a Spanish din
ner.
Seated. n few days after the murder of
Walter Cundall. on ono Of the three
chairs in the passage. and meditativply
smoking cigarettes ont Of which. ~ is the
c0S" with Spanish made ones, the tobacco
would frequently fell IN a lighted mass
on the marble table. was Senior Miguel
fiuffanta. as he was inscribed in Diaz' :
books
Had the Senior been rs carefully washed
a. the upper classes Of Spaniards usually
are. had his linen been as white and clean
as the linen usually worn by the upper
classes OF Spaniards. and. had he been
freshly shaved, he would. in all proba-
blity. have presented the appearance Of
Z fine. handsome man.
But h" had come down stairs this morn
inG to smoke his cigarette without trou-
bling to make his toilette. putting on his
yesterdays shirt. ana going through no
ablutinuary process NJ all. and with "A
thick. heavy Stuhble Of tweuty-four hours
growth upon his cheeks and chin.
St,lL with all this c3~elcSsneSS. Senior
Mi-ue! Guffanta was "a handsome man.
A. he sat there thinking and smoking.
rhp landlord t,1rup down tho uaSSara u,I
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sleep paIpl-
tatlOn, nlclak,
choly, blues, "
etc, and at
once removed
the cause with
II
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. Pinkham s
"a Vegetable
% Com
. pound,
3A there
- would be
much less
suffering.
But they are
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OUR BUSINESS

Is to knock the spots out of things and
now Is the time to give us the chance to
show you how we do it. We are the peo-
pie. Any and all kinds of work done, and
done right. 1t is one thing to have your
clothing cleaned and dyed in cur place;
then you know they are not put out of
shape and draggled just to catch dollar
Our past years of experience and earnest
endeavors should be our card to keep us
busy all this fall cleaning and dyeing the
latest shades of the season. Prices rea-
sonable and kind attention is our aim
Respectfully, JAMES DEVON,
40 Campbell avenue
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POLICE COURT.

In police court yesterday morning Il
following fines were assessed: Two
men from Bunker Hill and a couple
young men were fined s. each for raisiI
Il row at Ella Bells, ON the hill, Saturd
night. A white man, n stranger, w
fined $3.50 for being drunk. Stanhc
Miller, charged with stealing two pairs
hose at Watt, Rcttew s. Clay's, pc
poned until this morning. Il. r. Can.
bell, disorderly conduct by raising n row
with colored man on the steets. SIS.
Jack Swink, disorderly conduct and in
terfe,ing with an officer, was fined 81. 90
for disorderly conduct, but was dismissed
on the latter charge. Ella Preston, col
ored, disorderly house, $40. w. II.
Adams, drunk and resisting an officer,
postponed.
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THos. LEE MOORE TO SPEAK.

Tonight Thos. Lee Moore, common
wealth's attorney of Montgomery county,
and lifelong Republican, will address
the voters of Roanoke in the interest of
Bryan's election at the Old Opera House
Mr.. Moore Is a fluent speaker, and he
is we'll posted. The people of all political
faiths should turn out to hear him. At
the conclusion of his address the young
Democrats, including those who have
never voted at all for President, and
those who have voted once will form
club 1t is understood that about 100
names have alreadybeen secured, and it is
expected that the formation of the club
will find mt least 300 on the roll, who
will do good work between this and cleo
ton day for the Bryan cause. All young
Democrats and Bryanites are especially
invited to attend.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

A rumor has been going the rounds in
this city lately to the effect that the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute football
team would play match game here
shortly with the Virginia Military Insti-
tute boys. Cadet Turnbull, Jr, of the
former institute, was in the city yester-
day, and in conversation with Times
man denied this rumor, and stated that
they had game scheduled for Radford
on the 18th with ST. Adams. This, how.
ever, was the only game that has so far
been scheduled. He stated further that
the first week of really hard practice was
over, and the coachers rejoice that no one
has been very seriously injured, and feels
anything but partisan when he says he
has never seen such early promise. All
the candidates are in good trim and are
working hard.
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M'KINLEY CLUB MEETING.

The Mckinley Hobart Club held bus
mess meeting in the hustings court room
last night. The attendance was quite
large, but no campaign speeches were in
dulged in. The Republicans, it is under
stood, are laying their plans with the
hopes of capturing Roanoke this election
w. G. Plummer, of New York, and Col
VIM. Lamb, of Norfolk, will speak here
on the night of the 18th
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B. Y. P. U. DELEGATES.

The following delegates have been APP
pointed from the Baptist churches of this
city to attend the B. Y. p. u. at lynch
burg, which convenes on the 18th:
Calvary-J A. Pitcher, G. w. Gun
ningham, S. S. Bridges and wife, land Miss
Georgia Barnett. DIR. and Mrs Brough-
ton and several members of the congrega-
ton will attend.
First Baptist-Miss Mamie Luck, Mrs.
A. A. johnson, Miss Agnes Stone, Mrs.
j. S. Irby, j. w. Mcclure, j. w. Gar
man, j. NJ. Franklin and r. P. Goad.
About fifteen other members of the
church will attend with the pastor, Rev.
7. J. Shipman
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ROBBERY OF A SALOON.

On Sunday night some thief climbed
over the transom of the Ponce de Leon
bar and managed to get away with about
$15 in cash, besides lot of cigars and
other things, the value of which is un.
known. This is pretty bold robbery,
and the thief raised himself by means of
n chair to the transom and did the same
thing in coming out.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN STATE
MENT

During the month of August the pas
sengel, mail and express earnings of the
Norfolk and Western were 1882, 425. 10, or
an increase of S639.95 over the same
period last year. The freight earnings
were S697, 052. an increase of $31 1904. As
over. August of.the preceding year, max
ing the total earnings for the month Of
S88O,O777S, making total increase over
the same period of last year of S32, 444.40,
or per cent. The total operating ex-
penses, including taxes for the month,
We're $3.50, 343.3O, making the net earn
ings for the month 1894, 1874. 49. The to-
tai earnings for the road for the past
eight months Of the year, including pas
senger, mail, freight and express Of ST.
427, O45.96, against n total operating ex-
pense OF s., 1904, 013.93, leaving net earn
iDgs for the above period of 81, 523, 032. O3,
this being an increase over the net earn
ings for the same period of 1896 of $179,-
545 38.
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ARRIVE.

on g. Co., Of Balti-
announce to the pub
IN a beautiful line of
,out the 18th Of this
alem avenue.
e. have the patronage
ic. ,,,ud invite an in
nd wan for the open
on & Co., due notice
ar in these columns
?, OF Roanoke, has
with the above urn,
zee her friends.
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ANOTHER SNATCH THIEF.

A couple Of negro boys entered Watt.
Rettew & Clay's store yesterday morning
and inquired for muff. The lady clerk
to whom the inquiry was addressed went
to the rear to inquire for the goods men.
toned, and the boys, one especially, be-
gan to fill his pockets. He was putting
away hosiery wear, when another young
lady put in IN appearance and discovered
what the boys were doing. She at once
notified the managers and the doors
closed. Mr.. Terrill notified an officer,
and the famous snatch thief. stanhope
Miller, was put in the jug. @fa
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FALL MILLINERY OPENING

We wish to announce that on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, October =. 8
and ., 1893, we will have our fall mill
merry opening OF imported hats and bon
nets. All the ladies are cordially invited
to attend. Very respectfully,
MISSES MALOTTE.
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THE b. Y. p. U. MEETING.

The special missionary meeting held in
the lecture room of the First Baptist
Church last night, under the auspices of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union, was
a complete success, and the audience was
limited only to the size of the building.
The following programme was carried
out in manner that reflected credit on
the participants:
Song service.
Prayer.
Hymn, No. 293.
Scripture lesson lisa. 42: 1-13; Rom.
10: SIS.
Prayer by Rev. T. J. Shipman.
Hymn No. GIG.
Paper: "Japan; Manners and Gus
TOMS" Charles Lane.
Hymn No. 2S4.
Paper; "Japan--Missions," DR.. G. S.
Song, quartctte, son the Wings of the
Morning."
Recitation, John Luck.
Song, quartette, "Over the Wave, Far,
Far Away
"Picket Shots" papers on Japan.
Prayer.
Mission collection.
Doxology.
Benediction.
The collection realized was S12.67.
which will be used foe foreign mission
purposes
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ZEN CHURCH.

Inference Of the United
as held in this city on
l.. Rice presided in
siding Elder Rev. G.
henandoah district of
erence of the United
The conference was
TENDED in the history
4 Roanoke, and the re-
s officers and boards of
ed the church in good
S. l.. Rice, the pastor,
morning and night to
congregations and an
sermon st night was a
) of revival sermons he
his church from night
mis- week, and invited all
8 to come and join in
lg souls. The services
ell attended and much
I'll.
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DEATH OF AN INFANT

Myrtle, the infant daughter of G. w
Hurd, died yesterday morning at he,
fathers residence, 115.Kirk avenue s. @.
alter "a short ILLNESS. The funeral ser
vices will take place at the residence ut
O'Clock this afternoon, and will be con
Quoted by Rev. Dr. Campbell, after whic
the remains will be inferred in the Cit
Cemetery
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AT GRACE CHURCH.

At Grace NJ. f. Church Sunday morn
ing no regular services were held, but
there were forty-four new members re-
ceived into the church, they being recent
converts at the great tent meetings just
closed. The night service was of revi-
val nature
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SPEAKING AT-MONTVALE

Judge A. J. Brand and S. E. Jones on
Saturday evening addressed the unterri-
fed Organizes at Montvale. The hall in
which they spoke was literally packed
and much enthusiasm prevailed. The
predictions are that old Bedford will
make hei self heard on the Bird of Novem-
ber
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Localities
WANTED.

To redeem ST. OOO, 900, 900 3d. cent Amer
lean dollars ut 100 cents in COAL AND
WOOD at GOLD STANDARD PRICES.
If you do not know what this means call
at our office, 102 Third street S. W., or
phone 210, and we will explain.
j. II. WILKINSON & co.
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A SUNDAY NIGHT THIEF.

On Sunday night the stable of C. e.
Roberts was entered by some designing
person and his bride and harness lines
carried away. The police have been no
titled, but they have no clue to the perpe-
traitors.
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MANHATTAN SHIRTS GIVEN AVA,

MANHATTAN SHIRTS GIVEN AWAY
Anyone sending us laundry work to
the amount of SIS during the next four
months, ending February 6, 1897, and
paying cash on delivery of each bundle,
we will give them fine 81 Manhattan
shirt This does not apply to work COM
ing through agents.
RADFORD STEAM LAUNDRY,
216 Salem Avenue.
Sanborn & Sanders, Proprietors.
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COL. HARTwELL SPEAKING.

Col. j. w. Hartwell went to Rocky
Mount yesterday, where in the afternoon
he made Republican speech to the I'M
terrified Mckinley followers of that sec
ton. He will speak to-day at Boone's
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WILL COMMENCE TOMORROW.

The Palais Royal announces their open
ing days for this week to-be Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Preparations are
now being made for beautiful display
Of all that is dear to the heart of woman,
and the ladies OF Roanoke know that a
fine exhibition of feminine fancies will be
offered them. Mr.. Indorsky is past
master in the art OF millinery, and he is
ably aided by corps of expert assistants.
Go around and see tho display
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CHAPEL REVIVAL.

A large congregation attended the re-
vival services at Lawrence Snead Chapel
last night and much feeling was mani
tested. Rev. DR.. Len. G. Broughton, of
Calvary Baptist Church, preached a
splendid sermon, and choir of fifty we'll
trained voices rendered fine music. These
services will be continued the balance of
this week, beginning promptly ut s
o'clock
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MIR. RICE'S SERVICES.

S. l.. Rice preached most interesting
sermon both morning and night Sunday
at the United Brethren Church, and will
hold revival meeting every night this
week. All are cordially invited.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS RICE.

Invitations have been received here by
friends to the marriage Of Miss Blanche
Rice, of Pueblo, COL, formerly of Roa-
noke, to c. w. Settle, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der Q, at o'clock. Miss Rice Is sister
of Mrs. c. A. Woolford, of this place, and
has many friends in Roanoke who wish
her much happiness.
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80 cents to S. saved by purchasing rail
road tickets from S. b. Pace 6, Co. ticket
brokers' Members of A. Il. b. a. 10
Jefferson street.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Second Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning there were six additions
to the church and two baptisms. Rev.
r. G. Anderson, the pastor, preached an
interesting sermon. The usual service
was hello in the afternoon. Next Sunday
morning at II a congregational meeting
will be held for the purpose of electing
officers
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

w. K. Andrews & Co., 219 Salem ave
nue., have control of Red Ash, the best
grade coal on the market, also for Kim
ball, fine substitute for anthracite, and
much cheaper
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Sanborn & Sanders, Proprietors.
CRYSTAL SPRING SOAP.

Ask your grocer what other housekeep
ers say about our soap. We haven't heart
of single one that has tried it and is mo
pleased.
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DEATH OF JNO. MOODY.

John Woody, son of w. Woody, died
Sunday at his fathers residence, No. II
Fourth avenue n. O., aged 10 years, after
a long Illness. The remains were taken
TO franklin county yesterday for inter
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

a fine list Of slightly used parlor and
chapel organs Of standard makes, on easy
payments without interest at Hobbie
Piano Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

Fresh lot of Lowney's chocolates just
received ut Catogni Bros. Best goods.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN SEC
OND HAND PARLOR AND
CHAPEL ORGANS,
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HUSTINGS COURT.

HUSTINGS COURT.
The October term of the hustings court
convened yesterday morning, Judge
Woods presiding. The following bust
ness was disposed of: A few judgments
were entered, and upon the motion of M.
J. Coleman the estate of f. NJ. Wade
was committed to the hands of the ser.
geant for administration. In the case of
Adam Sibert VS. Norfolk and Western
railroad receivers, an order was entered
removing it to the United States court.
In the case of J. E. Younge VS.. II. G.
Brown, for unlawful detainer, the jury
brought in verdict for the plaintiff
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

School books and supplies ut lowest
prices at Gravatt's Fair, 8 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-06

P. S.-The only house In
the city where you can pur-
chase your dress pattern and
hat to match.
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WILL SOON MOVE

The w. f. Baker Company has leased
the Salem avenue building, formerly oc-
cupied by j. o. Hobbs, and will open a
dry goods and notion store in few DAYS.
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COLBY PIANOS ARE FINE.
See the new style Colby pianos ut Hob
bic Piano Co.