The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-12
TIME WORKS MANY WONDERS
LARGE CITY.

! York UOtel-Nammn Had T,
Also to Go to A. L. Stewards.
They got off n train at tho Gil
trail station on Saturday after
stood for II moment apparently
the roar of traffic and the shot
cabmen. He was tall, angular
wieldy. His face was bronze
posure, and the brown contras
with his wide blue eyes He w,
the creases of which testified to
mess Of the clothes, and his she
ed as he walked. She was trim
and wore q silk frock with
dignity. She was young and
Her cheeks were rosy and her i,
bright. She hung closely to his
glanced anxionsly from his fa.
of o particularly persistent
There was no doubt that she w
ularly proud of her brawny co
and there was something alb,
that told at once that they v
and bridegroom. He hesitate
moments and then said to the
rWe want to go to the New
tel" His accent betrayed thu
New York was ON unknown ~
him, and that he probably aS
pronunciation in the Vermont
Tho cabman scratched his q
moment and then replied: &c
yer where it were. 1t is CLOSED.
The man seemed puzzled, rK
of anxiety appeared on the IN
face Of the girl. She said, lie
catch Of despair in her vda ne
igazed appealingly at her ESQ
Whatever are wo to DE:
You know mother said to ,ho
go to the New York hotellho
papa went there when they Jew
York, and they know that ooo
place. There are so many the
city that are wicked that pos
afraid to venture anywherePur'
that 1 never thought the N no
tel would close up. Why, sal.
that it was as big rs u whot
when was your mothf no
tel?" asked the cabman, wfylnl
to keep his prospective ia: goo'
humor.
"Oh." replied the dessly
when she was married asn
been in New York since kne,
that the New York hotel right
oh. what shall xye do2n ende
with a pathetic little wal voice
The cabman smiled or why
that's all right, mum, swere
'consolingly. II can fix vi rlgh'
There are q hundred hotel be
ter go some place else "
After a long conversad muo
protesting and pleading ing co,
pie decided to go to nswSc!
They got to the hotel in suppe
as they call the meal ermon
and were much worried europe;
plan. Finally they met ma
out the matter and Ate meal
After dinner. as the1 put of {,
dining room the younPulled d
husband by the arm whisper
something to him. &c a req
about forgetting, and tned 10 O
of the hallboys and sa an you Z
me where A. T. Stewpre Is! \
wife wants to go dol 90 Sol
shopping"
The boy, whose kne OF the c
began only q few yea on the e
side, had never heard old time {
goods merchant. anduld not 6
the information. Sev5aches OF
hotel were called int lltatlon,
to no effect. When IN the MAJ
ger was consulted, hlned 'hat
IT. Stewart had bee, many ye
and that another corhad the pla
THAT is too baurmureu
young wife in "a trofay. Mot
did some shopping md told III.
be sure to go there, vas s'ite'
L suppose the new Jas good as
old one, SO 1 will gn.
II was then aho'clock i'll
evening and the M suggested t
it would be Ms weJait until INC
ing to shop The BOXED at hin
omen eyed astonisr "Why?" C;
from her lips.
well, you seett ON the ma
ger. 1.-THE store cat 6 O'Clock
there will be no ore tonight. 1"
Ihat' s funny III teih,ohV
stores don't closol D O'Clock, al
lam sure mother I'd at A. T. st
arts in the event
well, times hanged somcv
since then" wa managers pl
sophical reply.
The young VI thought OF
closing of the ! ork hotel, the
tenn of runningel on the Eurol
plan, the changA. L. Stewart
Enlistment al er things she
encountered. ess they have, u
sighed. New Tribune.
why Yas Moving.
You like u understand?