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That Sale
of Shoes.

H We begin this week with a sale
A of Women's Black Kid Shoes,
\ over 700 pairs in all, countless
A styles, shapes and sizes, and all
I reduced to such prices as 45c, o5c
1 and 81 o5.
One women thought SO highly
I of these shoes as to buy over $40
worth.
Many school girls and misses
who wear women's sizes found
this sale a money saving oppor-
tunity.
! Many of the shoes are by first
class makers and every pair in
] the sale is worth more than the
price.
The shoes will remain exposed
in boxes for a day or SO. Ii in
terested call soon.
VA/osrCfn~L
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Without CAPITAL.

Edtor-We are thinking Of giving up
your How to Be Beautiful column.
Most Of your correspondents claim that
you do nothing for them.
Miss Delsarte-That's because the
wrong persons want to be beautiful
New York Evening Journal.
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Strikers Return to Work.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 23-Work was
resumed in all departments Of the Brit
ton tin plate mill to-day, the strikers
accepting the terms of the company and
going back to work. Work has also
been resumed in all departments of the
Union Falls mill.
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The Gem Ice Shaver.

Simple and handy for shaving
ice without removing the ice from
the refrigerator. Can be regulated
to shave fine or coarse. Very
nice for making iced drinks. Saves
time and labor. Price soc.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS.
Nesbit Defeats Larned and Eaves
Defeats Ware.

NEWPORT OR. l., Aug. 23.-Hugh A
Nesbit of England defeated w. II.
Larned of Summit n. j.. to-day in the
sem finals of the all-comers tournament
for the national tennis championship by
:. score of SO. 90. 81, Ga Ga.
Eaves defeated Ware, so, g. 81.
Nesbit will play DR.. Eaves, also of
England, tomorrow in the final round,
and the winner will meet Champion f.
d. Wrenn on Wednesday, forthe clam
pionship of the United States.
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Bank President Dies Suddenly.

ADAMS On. W, Aug. 23.-A- Catlin
Spafford, President of the Third Ma
tional Bank of Rockford, ILL.,, died sud
denly of heart disease at the Conti-
mental Hotel, in this village, last even
ing. aged 93
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Cou1dn,t Find Himself Anywhere.

A man far gone in drink called one
night at the Paris Morgue and in re-
pIy TO the astonished official in charge
said: 1--WE not been home for the last
three days and I've just called to see
if I happened to be here."-Soleil de
Dimanche.
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Quite Proner.

How is this, Rosa; you are still in
mourning and yet you mean to go to
the masked ba1l?'
What does it matter? 7 am going
as queen Of the night, all in black
Kolner Tageblattt
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Albums.

New and dainty designs just re-
ceived in Celluloid and Plush Au-
tograph albums. Price soc, 75c
and ST..
Pretty Plush Autographs, 1oc
and 25c.
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Crushed by a Python.

"Senorl senor.'' cried Diego, be-
tween a sob and a shout, "culebrai'
Snakes We're common enough in the
neighborhood, I knew, but luckily fa-
talitias seldom happened. It was clear,
however, from the mans agitation
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New FIannelette
Wrappers.

We are receiving new Fall
Wrappers almost daily and men
ton that fact now for the benefit
of early buyers.
Attractive patterns and styles
and the fullest possible value for
your money. Prices 81, ST IS and
ST Is.
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They May be Grateful, Also.

What makes you speak of Miss
Wisely as a dipIomat?"
Because among her best friends are
the men whom she has refused to mar
ry."-Detroit Free Press.
The record-union., 1897-08-24
Green and Purple Hosiery

Wonen's Plain Cotton Hose,
double heels, toes and soles.
Made of a Maco cotton and good
dye. Price 25c.
In a Xxi Rib Cotton for chin
dren we are showing a green to
match the new shoes, 25c.
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Drawing It Fine.

Doesn't your wife's mother live with
you?"
"No; am living with her. OF course,
the house is mine and l furnished it,
but yet'-.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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FUTURITY STAKES
FOR TWO-YEAR-0LDS.
The Race Will be Run at Sleeps
head Bay To-day.
Hard Matter to Guess the Winner Of the
Great Event.

A Horse Falls on the Kansas City
Track, Killing the Jockey-An-
other Rider Seriously Injured
in the Same housekeeping
Day at Willows-Resu1ts on
Other Tracks.
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Cotton Goods
by the Yard.

The following goods are now on
sale at greatly reduced prices.
They cannot be duplicated in the
future.
Indigo Blue and White Dress
Prints in large variety of small
patterns, polka dots, stripes, etc.
Fast colors and good quality. 20
yards for ST or SC yard.
Light Prints in good patterns
and staple colors. Suitable for
aprons, children's dresses, boys
waists or wrappers. Sale price,
IS yards for 81 or &c yard.
Scotch Dress Lawns, white
grounds and small dainty figures.
Thousands of yards have been
sold but now the quantity is linn
tied. Sale price sc yard.
A choice lot of fancy figured
Dimity Lawns in neat colored
stripes and hair-line cords on
white grounds are now being
closed out at reduced prices. The
goods are of an extra grade and
quality and will make excellent
dresses, waists or house gowns.
Sale Price SC yard.
Fast colored Flannelettes in
neat checks and stripes of pink
and blue. All new goods and
very desirable for night gowns,
wrappers, children's dresses or
shirts. Ole yard.
Imported fancy figured Cash
mere Suitings, navy blue and
black grounds, with fancy scroll
figures and designs. Have the
appearance of figured China silks,
perfectly fast color and washable.
Will make handsome waists, suits
or summer costumes. Reduced
from 25c to I5c yard.
The record-union., 1897-08-24

No one is as fond Of his kin and
church as he pretendS.
The record-union., 1897-08-24
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.
The National Supreme Court Will
Meet at Denver To-Day.

DENVER (Col). Aug. 23.-The Ma
tional Supreme Court of the Foresters
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
HAUB & GASTMANN.

AGENTS FOR PABST BREWING
Co.'S Milwaukee Lager Beer. The Pabst
Cafe, 1015 Sixth street.
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ers in Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham
payne.
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CRONAN & WISSEMAN,

ESQ K Street and 11OS-111O Third
Street. Sacramento, CAL,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
SHOT FOR A TURKEY.

Frederi.ksbrrg,..Va., Nov. 3.-Albert
Burdis and Edward Courtney, of Stafford
county, were hunting wild turkeys YES.
terday when flock was started up. The
turkeys scattered, ahd the men separated
in the bushes, neither knowing the loca.
ton of the other. They commenced velp.
ing, and each thinking the other tur.
key, held himself in readiness to shoe,
when turkey appeared Burdis moved
his leg and Courtney, thinking it tur-
key, fired, seventy six No. shot entering
Burdis' shoulder, and several pene
trated the lungs a physician was q,
once sent for. Birdns is in precariuu.
condition.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
THE VICTIM IDENTIFIED

Woodstock. Va, Nov. 3.-The skeleton
found OH the North Mountain in tbis
county ten days ago, is thought to be thnt
OF man who registered at the Central
House, Strasburg, on October 49, 1896
under the name of +. Carter, who gave
Minnesota as his State The man had y
grip expressed To Baltimore and left
StrasburS, intending to walk to Moore
held, w. Va, and 20 from there to Balti-
more. The person giving the Information
gives aphic description of the mans
clothing and of n number Of articles
found with his remains. and it is likely
that he will be here shortly to further
identify he remains.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
HANGED HIMSELF IN JAIL.
Unhappy End of a Virginian at
Manassas.

Manassas, Va, Nov. 3.-Albert KEYS
committed suicide in Jail yesterday morn
ing TO avoid being tried for the atten. pted
murder of Stuart McInJeer. A few years
ago ALBERT Keys was prosper Gus and re.
spected merchant OF Potomac CITY, in
THIS county. Reverses in business and
dissipation changed him from useful
citizen to reckless man.
Aoout two weeks ago he got into a
dlthculty with Stuart Mclnteer over n
house. Being under the influence of
liquor he made murderous assault upon
Nclnteer, infiicting n painful gunshot
wound in his left arp,. He was imme.
diately unprecedented and placed in the
county Jail to await the action of the grand
jury Instead of showing remorse he en-
presseu great regret that his effort had
been so unsuccessful, saying he chad
shot to kill" He hanged himself with n
cord to II brace in his cell.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
EPISCOPAL
CONSIDERATION,
An Imposing Service in Holy Trim
ity Church.
REV. R. A. GIBSON CoNsECRATED
COADJUTOR OF THE DIOCESE
OF VIRGINIA AT RICHMOND YES
TERDAY MORNING = R1sHOp
wHlTTLE WAS TIE PRESIDING
PRELATE.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 3-Rev. r. A.
Gibson, ID. d., was consecrateG bishop
cohdJutor OF the diocese of Virginia nt
HOLY Trinity Church this morning. The
services opened with morning p,ayer 81,
IL O'Clock, and lasted for,,abont two and a
halt hours. Adn,ittmnce to the chnrch
was by card only. The clergy assembled
In the school room, and at | O'Clock en-
ter"u the church by the main door. As
the same time the choir entered from
the vestry .singinp.the professional HYMN
"liejCice. kejoice.''
The following presbyters took mart in
rehding The Office of morning PRAYER.
KEY. Mr.. Ware, of Ashland; Rev r.
Green, of Alexandria; Rev. G. T.. Gram
mar, OF the Theological Seminary. and
Key. w. l.. Clarke, of St. james.
The N usical programme was:
Nenite lUnison) chant
lie Deum (Yoakley) in +.
Juhilate (Garrett), in h. flat
Gloria Tibl Garrett in f flat.
Offertory Lovely are the Mes.
singers" tMendelssohn).
anctus-piain song
Hymn 21S
Gloria in EXcelss-Old chant.
occasional hymn 3l1-"Apcient If
Days
An interesting feature of this pro.
gramme was the TIE Deuni. The music
was composed by MIR. oakley, the or
ganlSt of Christ Church. Cincinnati. and
dedicated.to Bishop Gibson. 1t isa
scholarly and beautiful composition and
was sung in Difference to the eypressel
wish of Rev. DR., Gibson.
The presiding prelate at the consecra-
ton WAS Right Rev. Francis H. whittle.
lie was assisted by Right Rev. Geo. w.
Peterkin, bishop of the diocese of West
Virginia; Right Rev Byrd Vincent.
bishop of Ohio, who was the presenter
and Right Rev. Hugh NJ Thompson,
bishop OF Mississippi, who preached the
conservation sermon. Bishop A. NJ. Ram
dolp OF the new diocese of Southern Vir,
gina, was also in attendance with Bishon
jackson, of Alabama.
The presbyters were Rev DIR. Peter
Iinsley, of Cincinnati, and Rev. l.. r.
Mason, OF this city, while Rev. !. j. Ora
watt, the rector of Holy Trinity, ofticiated
as master of ceremonies.
The arrangements for the conservation
were made entirely by Bishop white.
The Sunday-school room of Holy Erin
lty church was open to the public this
evening from to IL o'clock 10 meet
Bishop Coadjutor Gibson No Invitations
were issued, that all persons should feel
free to come
Mr. L.. NJ. Blackford, representing the
standing committee, made AN address of
welcome to the diocese, and Bishop Gin
son responded
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
TIE CONSPIRACY CASE.
Witness ut Norfolk Says the Statement
Was a Joke

Witness at Norfolk Says the Statement
Was Il Joke.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 3.-Willinm Smith.
one Of the defendants, who. has turned
States evidence in the Cannon Hall Smith
conspiracy case, resumed his testimony
when the case was called ID the corpora
ton court, He testified that he made the
proposition 10 Mir. Cannon TO get him a
divorce for 500, but Witness said that he
meant it as n joke, and that BIZ knew
aothipg against Mrs. Cannon. In expla-
nation of why he agreed to 20 in bathing
with Mrs. Cannon ut Ocean View, snd
did not attempt o@-carry out the rest of
the part assigned him after getting into
the water, he said that he explained this
TO Joe Cannon next morning; that he
found Mrs Cannon to be all that she
could he.
Mr.. John Mariner testified that he had
been told by Smith that Cannon had
agreed to pay him 800 for evidence suffi-
cient to secure II divorce. Detective East
wood, who had been employed by Cannon
to work up evidence, testified that he had
abandoned the case after hearing con.
versation between Hall and smith, from
which he gathered that dirty worn"
was to be done. To morrow the defense
VIII make an unexpected move by intro
ducing testimony
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
OH 10.
Possibility Tint Hanna is Left-Bush.
nell Elected.

Columbus, O.. Nov. 3.-The rrospects
this morning are that the general Assem-
bly, will be Democratic on Joint ballot nv
majority Of or 10. Cuyahoga county,
Hanna's home, is exceedingly close, and
mas probably elected II Democratic dele
CATION. In that event, the Democratic
majority will he fifteen. The Republican
State ticket is elected by about 1000.
The result in Ohio is still in doubt and
with more complete returns than those
obtainable last night, it i, evident that il
VIII require an official count to satisfy
the contestants
The closeness of the vote has caused in
tense feeling, and there is the usual cry
OF fraud. Both sides have telegraphed
their ieutenants in all parts of the State
to guard against fraud
the State headquarters will be kept
open all week. Trouble is anticipated in
some of the very close counties. The
managers of both pal ties are claiming
the State to day
The Democrats claim the governor by n
narrow majority. which will require oil
cial figures, and say they have seven ma :
jority in the legislature.
Republicans, it is charged, are claim
ing the doubtful counties and Others
which the Democrats carried by a small
margin.
The Republicans say that Bushnell
Will have seven thousand majority, and
that the rest of the ticket is elected, and
that the Republicans will have a major
ltg of two on joint ballot in the legisla,
ture for Senator. They concetle that thew
Will not have majority in the State sen
ate.
They claim % members of the house,
conceding the Democrats 4S with four
doubtful. II the Democrats secure the
doubtful members the Republicans still
claim majority of two ON Joint ballot.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
SENTENCES FOR GUARDsMEN
Gov O'Ferrall Approves Findings OF
Court-martial in all But One Case

'"'A ~ approves flnulDSS OF
Court-martal in all But One Case.
Richmond, Nov 3.-The finding of the
general court-martial in the case of mem.
bers OF the First Regiment OF Infantry
ana the governors action on same. were
made public yesterday. in the case of
Private j. H. Hartman, the court fines
the accused $40 and dshonorably dis
charges him from the service. Private
A H. Belts is fined 81 and dishonorablv
discharged Private p. Miller is fined 50
ana must he reprimanded by the CAP.
tam. Private Fl. l.. Strong is fined siO
ann dishonorably discharged Private J.
NJ. Lnnghorne getsa reprimand and SIS
inc. Private William Stertzback gets
$40 fine and will be repri,nanded.
Governor O'Ferrall approved all the
findings except in the case of I.anghorne
which he disapproved ms whole In the
case OF Stertz back he disapproved the
reprimand and directed that the soldier
be discharged for the good of the ser.
vice. Besides the findings in the case of
Private Hartman. he is also sentenced to
he reprimanded by the Colonel of the reg
iment.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
WOULD HAVE NO EFFECr

New York, Nov. 3.-Gabriel De Car
denas, major in the Cuban army, ar.
rived In this city to-day by steamer, hay.
ing come to this country for medical
treatment, being severely woundcd'in the
battle near Moraitas. He speaks with
enthusiasm of his immediate superior,
Colonel Arangneren, "a gallant soldier,
whose exploits in he outskirts of Ha-
vana compel even the admiration of the
Spaniards Cardenas SAYS the grant of
autonomy to Cuba would have no in
iluence upon the men fighting in Ha.
vana province
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
HOLMES CONDITION

University of Virginia. Nov. 3.-The
condition Of Professor Holmes is unal.
tered. except that he is possibly little
weaker. The physicians still believe thu t
ht cannot recover, but may linger for a
few days. or week. Since his last sharp
attack, which was ut o'clock last night
when it was thought by every one pres,
ent that he was dying, he has been quit,
easy, and has to-day taken nourishment,
which he has been unable to do for the
past two days.
New crop OF Figs just received at CA
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
KILLED AT RADFORD.
HInkle Jumped From a Moving
Train and Met Death.

Radford, Va, Nov. Special. About
O'CLOCK this morning an accident oc
place. Wv WIS
Two men named VIM. Hinkle and s.
NJ. Cameron, Of Carter county, Tenn.
were trying to beat their way ON a
freight train to Elkhorn.
Just before they got to Radford Hinkle
tolo cameron, his son-in-law, that thew
mao better get off before the police caught
Just inter Hinkle said this he jumped
Or the train, which vas running MT "a hiyh
rate of speed, and was Instantly killed
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
FOR FALSE IMPRISONA1ENr

Norfolk, Nov 3.-Thomas w. Shelton
attorney for T.. b. Renehan, has entered
suit in the court of law and chancery
against j. L. Bonney for false imprison
ment. The plaintiff asks $1,000 dam
ages. Mr.. Renehan was arrested in
warwick county on the 21st of October.
and WAS brought 10 this city and placed
In Jail upon the charge of embeZzlinr n
horse and buggy and harness, valued mt
Sl0O, the property of Mr.. Bonuey. He
remained in prison till the afternoon of
The 10Th, when he was given hearing in
the police court and discharged.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
AN OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

The Winston. Salem Journal says: w.
,. Bradley, who has been in the employ
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad for
twenty years, and who has been a resi-
dent of Winston Salem for five or six
years, has resigned his place with the
Norfolk and Western people to accept the
position of chief clerk in the Seaboard
Air Line Office AZ Charlotte. His resig
nation will take effect Novebber 10, and
he is TO he succeeded by Ernest stockton,
who is now in the Southern office here.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley's many friends in
this city will regret exceedingly to give
them up.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
I'LL LUCK OF A SHIP

London, Nov. 3-The American shin
II. CAPTAIN, Capt. Humphreys, from Bal
timore, April /, for San Francisco. which
put into Montevideo last July leaking
badly and otherwise damaged, and pro,
ceeded on her voyage August 90, has re-
turned to that port again, having lost
three of her crew and sustained sundry
losses and various damages during heavy
weather encountered by her.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
MARSHAL LEVI REAppoINTED.

Lynchburg, Va Nov IA telegram
was received at The headquarters of the
United States marshal to-day from the
Attorney General stating that George w
Lew had been reappointed marshal for
the Western district OF virginia. For
the past eight days the district has been
without marshal.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
SOME FACTS FOR YOUR CONSID
GRAFTON.

established seventeen years. Oldest
piano and organ house in Virginia. Over
seven thousand instruments sold TO rs
many satisfied customers. Thousands O
testimonials rs to the fair and honorable
dealings of Ilobbie Piano Company from
the Leading business and professional
men, also mechanics and railroad men. of
Virginia. Is it surprise, therefore, that
Hohbie Piano Company control the hest
trade and do the largest business of any
house in the Statey
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
LAURIER COMES HERE

Ottowa, Ont. Nov. 3.-Sir Wilf-ed
Laurter AID Sir louis Davis will leave on
Monday next for Washington to attend
the conference between Great Britain and
the United States of experts regarding
seal life IN Bering Sea. j. n. McCoun,
the Canadian expert, and Mr.. r. N Ven,
min, chief clerk of the fisheries denart.
ment will accompany the ministers
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
RICHMOND Will QUARANTINE.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 81 f. p.
Niles, the State veterinarian, has bee n
directed by the board of control of tbs
Virginia agricultural station to give no.
tice that beginning with the next quar-
antlne season, all cattle coming into
Rit hmond, whether from quarantined
territory or not, must be unloaded ut one
common point This is done in order
that all cattle may be inspected properly
and TO guard against the distribution Of
"ticky" cattle.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
KLONDIKE NEWS.

Henry ScholZ has received n letter from
his nephew, Gustave Werner, ex-propri-
etol of the Waysiile sInn, who LETT this
city Tor the klondike the latter part of
July, stating that he had arrived safely
In Dawson City ssand as soon as spring
openes he will 90 to work on claim
owned by Canadian Company, who
rented 1t for one fifth the amount of gold
taken therefrom. Mr.. Werner stated
that his claim was located within three
hundred yards of one from winch one
million dollars worth of gold has already
been taken in even months.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
MARYLAND.
Democratic Senator Assured Republican
Mayor for Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nov. 3.-Accord'ng to the
latest returns the Democrats will have 6 |
Legislative votes and the Republicans 90.
insuring DE mocrat to succeed Senator
German. The Republicans elected their
municipal ticket. Mt Baltimore by ma
Jority of FROM 1000 to 5000. The State
ticket for comptio ller and judge of court
of appeals is still doubtful.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
COTTON LOW DOWN.

Now YORK, Nov. 3.--There was anoth-
or sharp decline in the local cotton.mar.
ket to-day. During the morning the
trading prices for future delivery drop-
pea TO The lowest figures touched during
the present season, and within about
MAJ. cent OF the lowest prices ever re
corded in this market. Januar, sold
down to 5.70c per pound.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
CONFESSED JUDGEMENT

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 3-The Southern
Stale, Telephone Company to day con.
fessed Judgment for $1,000 before the
court of law and chancery, in the case of
Claude Young, who was killed while
using one of their telephones during the
recent storm
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
FIVE BLOWN To DEATH

Cripple Creek, Col, Nov 3.-James
Moore. foreman, Mike Welch and three
other workmen, were instantly killed to-
day by the premature explosion of black
powder in the electric railway out Mt the
mead OF Fifth street, in Victor. Tons of
rock were thrown UPON the work men
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
WEDDING AT PETERSBURG

Petersburg Va, Nov. 3.-One of the
prettiest weddings of the season occurred
last night at St. Pauls Episcopal Church,
the contracting parties being Rev. Gas,
ton Battle, of Rocky Mount, N. c., and
Miss Bette Plummer Wright, daughter
OF Mrs. William Martin Wright and
granddaughter of r. Il. Arlington, of
this city.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
MAY CHANGE UNIFORMS.

IL is currently ported among the EN-.
ployes of the Norfolk and Western that
Is change will soon be ordered in the uni
iorms worn by all trainmen. l. is said
mat the CHI DGe Will consist in gold
trimmings and buttons instead of the
silyered ones now in vogue
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
SCHOOLS Will CIOSE

Richmond, Va, Nov. 81 Tho action of
the City Connect last night in refusing to
make an appropriation of $4,000 for the
public schools of this city will necessi
tate closing these during the month of
december. This will throw 10000 pu-
pils out during that length of time The
councllmen have to go before.the people
Mt the May election.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-04
SALEM MAN IN TROUBLE

Piedmont, w. Va, Nov. B. Beverly
Flowers, of Salem, while under the in
liuenoe of liquor, attempted TO stab Com
ductor Samuel Rose and Brakeman Ty.
SON. of the Baltimore and Ohio, becaus q
they put him of train for misbeha-
vor.