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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22
Cures when Others Fail.

Diseases of the Eyes and Ears Granulated
Lids, Cataract, Cross-eyes, Strengthened
without pain or danger, Blindness prevented
Discharging Ears, Deafness. Disease of Nose
and Throat, Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma
Disc asses Of Stomach and Liver. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Billousness, Jaundice, kidney
and Bladder troubles, Diabetes. Bright's
Disease, Burning Urine, etc. Blood and Skin
Diseases, Scrofula Pimples, Blotches. Birth
marks, Supertious Hairs. Facial BlemiSheS
Eczema, Ulcers, etc, Nervous Diseases. Epi-
lepsy. HySteria. Paralysis. Lack OF Vitality
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Functional Heart
Disease, Palpitation, Dizziness etc. Tumors
Cancers cured without patn-neW method.
Piles and Rectal Diseases, Diseases of Wo-
| men. Painful Heterogeneous and Displace-
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Modern method Of treatment which has been
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| need hesitate to call for consultation, either
vate and confidential. Deformities, Club
Feet, Spinal Curvature, Goitre, Lack of de-
velopment OF any organ. Small and weak
parts eli larged and strengthened, Middle
aged and young men suffering from Nervous
| Debility, Seminal weakness, Lost Vigor,
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| and Losses. VaricOcle and all the train OF
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effects such as WEAKNESS Emissions, Pimples
| and BlotcheS, Dizziness. Detective memory,
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| Aversion to society, Sexual exhaustion, Pain
| In the back, Dream s, ETC., blighting the most
radiant hopes, rendering marriage unhappy
and business a failure, sweeping thousands
| to an untlmely grave No matter who has
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the result of errors of youth. WHICH WE
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had failed. 800 cases of rupture cured by
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Won derful Cures perfected in old cases
which have been neglected OF unskilfully
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22

An Ideal Resort For Fisherman and
Campers
is Pike lake Middle brook station)
on the South Shore road. Only two
hours ride from Duluth. Trains leave
morning and evening. Tickets going
Friday, return limit Tuesday Sl.50
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22
DR.. DORIAN.

Founder of the Charity Health In
stitute; Author of Popular Medi-
cal Works, Health; How to
Retain It," NERVOUS Debility,
Its Cause and Cure" Plain talks
to Men," '.Woman's Guide to
Health and Beauty" Electric
ity and Vital Force" Etc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22
Morning Train to Iron River

and Gogebic Range points via Duluth,
South Shore & Atlantic Ry.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22

Douglas Shoes are sold the world
over at the same price. We
have them from So to S..
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-09-22
Dr.. Dor an.

No money required Of responsible persons
begin treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
VICTIMS OF THE
NORFOLK FIRE
Movements to Rebuild St, Vincent's
Hospital.
A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.
Lghtship Goes North in Tow Believed
To BE the Diamond Shoals Vessel.
Cotton Sleeps While His Law
yer Pleads for II is Life,

NORFOLK VA. sept. 22.-S9ecial-The
bodies Of Mrs Msearet McEween and
Mrs Elizabeth White. victims OF the fire
at ST. Vincents. were buried today. The
bodies OF Misses Pippin and Cherry Baze-
moore were sent to-day to North Carolina.
Mr.. W. +. Rawles.. a relative Of the lat
ter took the body home to Lewiston, n.
G.. from which place he came TO visit
Cherry. arriving on the morning Of the
fire The child he came % see was dead
before Mr.. Rawles arrived.
Mother Mariana. head of the Sisters OF
Charity Of America. arrived here today
from Emmettsburg. Md, and assumed
charge of the affairs al ST Nncents Hos
pital which burned yesterday.
THE INSURANCE.
The insurance upon the hospital was
$4,000 and the feasibility OF rebuilding II
rs now being considered. Al meeting to-
night OF citizens subscriptions. agsresat-
ing $1,000 were pledged. Another meeting
Will be held tomorrow.
The revenue cutter. Window. arrived
her to-day from Baltimore and will sail
tomorrow for New York. where she will
participate in the Dewey naval parade.
The Hattcras ight-ship was, this even
ing reported by Captain Ward. OF Whales
Head life-savlng station. 90 be passing his
station bound north. Whales Head Is
midway between Hatteras and norfolk.
and the lghtshiD passing there In tow Of
a steamer. is believed by the Merritts 20
be Diamond Shoals lght-ship No. So
which went ashore at Hatteras during the
storm. and which the wreckers have
been trying 10 float
SLEPT IN THE DOCK.
Walter Cotton. cOlored. convicted AZ
Portsmouth yesterday Of the murder Of
Storekeeper Charles Wyatt will probably
Doe hanged I'm November. tho day set for
the execution in Portsmouth 81 Alexander
Tate. cOiOred
Cotton will receive his sentence next
week lie slept while his counsel con
cuded his argument yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
ANOTHER MORGAN LINER.
4 Stay OF Execution Lilsely-NewpOrt
Vows Boot ball Tram.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. 22.-Spe-
cial.-The Morgan liner. FL CD. the third
of the four beng built here FOR that COM
pany. will be launched on October 9TH.
Miss Jessie A. Brahlms Of this city, will
christen her.
10 is now almost a foregOne conclusion
that a stay Of execution will he granted
ia the case of Richard Williams. sem
fenced to- be hanged on the 18th instant.
Three Hampton attorneys have taken the
case. Ths Is the third shift 81 attorneys
Newport News Is organizing crack
football team. The season will be orened
here with a game with Portsmouth on
October I'M.
The sDeciay Olympia committee re-
turned to-day from Washington They
are sanguine OF getting Dewey's flagship
selt 10 Hampton Roads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT.
Judge Keith Returns to Richmond.
viii Adjourn Next week.

sTAUNTON. VA. Sept. Special
The following business was transacted by
the Supreme Court of Appeals to-day;
Hampton II. Wayt. of stanton and H.
". Crowder. of Wayncsboro, qualified 10
practice before this court
on petition OF j. o. Hutchinson, ;. +.
Eaughman. Frank Be.dler ana b. {. I'd
munds. an appeal was allowed and SUE
pcrsedeas awarded 10 decree of the Cor
rorauOn Court OF the city of Wincnestes,
pronounced September 5oth last I'm The
cause then therein pending OF Hutchinson
and others against Maxwell and oths's
The petition of j. W Calhoun, Jr.. ina
Joseph Calhoun for an appeal from the
decree OF the Circuit Court for Angus Ia
county. pronounced on june lOth Lass IN
fhe cause then therein pending o. A. ms
toad G. Gordon commissioner against
patrick LLOYD and others. was refused.
The greater part OF to-days session was
orcupiea in completion OF argument IN
me case OF M0rshall's Administrative
agalnst the Valley Branch Of the Bait-
more and Ohio Railway Company from
the Circuit Court Of Augusta county.
pon. Harry 81 George Tucker Charles
Curry and Hulst Glenn. counsel for appel
lants. James j. Lewis and Rudolph Bum
gardiner. counsel for appellee.
The case % Crowder Decker CO.
agaInst Carter was argued in part, and
c0ntinueu unil Monday FOR l0rtAof hs@s-
ing. ,.,...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
HARPING ON RAMAPG WATER.
The NIazet Committee Works Back to
II Continually

NEW YORK. September 22-Ihe Naze5
Investigatiom Committee tfday moved
I'm circle Commenc.ng with Ramapo
,,',to- fhev swung around through tone
ment houses building codes and back to
Ramap0 water.
p. d. Nosrand. the chief engineer OF
the ramauo Water Company was the
grst Witness of the day. BE declined 90
produce maps and the documents ot me
comrarv 3Ir. Moss. the attorney OF the
commlttea called President DutcheI, ol
- p,,rsno C0mpauv to the stand. Ii-
sustained the position assumed by the
chief engineer. This called forth SOME
i-erv comm nts from Dir. 1slss Wny
seemed 10 think that unless me names on
the stockholders OF the Ramapo company
were furnished 90 the investigating CONE
mite the general public would naturally
he Suspicious of the origin and the dis
position Of the stock.
THE detailed testimony concerning iene-
ment houses and building laws was of liz
tie Importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
THE CANNING BUSINESS,
Cans Go Up and Canned Goods 60
Down Confederate Reunion.

rREDERICKsBURG. VA. Sept o.
Special-The canning business Us one or
t6. most Important iaaas.ries in the North
ern Neck tut this season VIII not DE-
profitable one for the owners of me Idi-
tories. tomatoes have been p.ehdiui as
yyeu as other fruits and vegetables used
for canning purposes. but the cans nave
doubled in price. while the canned soouS
have declined ten per cent
TIE Confederate veterans VINO nave '"e
matter I'm charge. are putting l'rth every
effort 90 make The reunion ot Conieaeiale
,yhIen takes place 0n the last day OH inc
RappahanuOck valley Fair 90 be held here
nelf yysek A successful and enjoyable
occasion While all Conlederates are n-
who'd to partic,ralc. special efforts Wiu DE
made Tor "A reunion of tine Thlrueth Nir-
r,lris Regiment. Infantry. Ninth Virginia
cavalry and Rraxt0n's Artillery. Tents
win be- erected for headquarters on me
Fair Grounds and Thursday, Sep. einDer
g,th. the last day of the Far vi" ue u1''-
Gated Confederate Day.
Locust Dale Academy DO Madison couh-
~ has opened ia session WIN an me
creased number OF pupils ha.-ns lI"ii'
all directions nofih soA-l' '''' ''''
and one from-Cu0a. r...s~..
Mr. O. ID Richardson and family or car
oline county left THIS week Iol oeo' $685.
where they will reside
Mr.. H. y. Williams VINO re.eli'.s
ed a modern machine shop IN the soutne.n
mart Of he city. Is adding a foundry TO MS
establishment. r...,.-
1fr Alfred Brown and Miss Rosa Butler,
-, NJ Stafford. were married this we K
n the home OF the bride, Rev w. w.
owens officiating.
Mr. Eugene l.. Lewis and Miss Emma
Y tucker both OF this city. were mar
rled in Washington this week.
Nj Miss Fannie Scott, Of Falmouth. has
,,,,1,hor M very old deeds in her pos
session some OF them dating as FAR back
rs f.2g. 1920 and i7i3 and they are m
remarFa ably good state OF pfeserFa'l'h.
She prizes them very hshiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

arri~ed here this morning to- attend the
funeral Of his father 49,.
Mr. q. p. Chitwood has resigned the
po.i.ion of librarian no William ana A'Iy
COLLEGE. and VIII take charge OF d school.
Mr.. Walter Burke. no" oil Iiain-' -o' +.
h.-, native of WILLIAMSBURG Wiu coach
The william and Mary foot-oaA team 'h's
Miss Lucy stubbs. daughter of Prof
stub5s. OF the college faculty. has gone
TO Farmvule TO attend the state Norman
school there.
Miss Harriet Hankins. daughter or Dr'
George A. Hankius left for Iarmyile 10
attend college but was taken SICK lA
richmond and had TO return home.
Mrs. S. j. Brooks and li.le daughter
MARGARET. OF Manchester are expected TO-
morrow to visit Mrs IS. O.. Johnson.
movement wlu Doe started shortly TO
ORGANIZE Business Mems Association
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
ASLEEP WHILE ON DUTY,
Omcer- Suspended and tho Lieuten-
ant Tor Not Waking Them.

Officers Suspended aud the Lieuteh-
ant Tor Not waking Them.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept 22.-Special.-
Officers William Wilkerson and Herbert
knight Were ar 1870 o'clock arraigned be-
fore Mayor Simpson on complaint Of Lieu
tenant James A. smith. 70 answer h
charge of sleeping at the stauon-house
while on duty. He stated that ON the
morning Of the 18th. at 4 A. NJ, he found
the accused asleep in the siauon-house,
and they remained there until $40 A. NJ.
Several other officers testified 10 the same
effect. The Mayor criticised the Lieuten-
ant for not awakening the men. lie stated
that il was the Lieutenants duty 20
awaken them and not 10 have let them
remain asleep for a period Of nearly two
hours. After hearing all the witnesses,
the Mayor suspended the accused for a
period OF ten days. lie also suspended the
Lieutenant for ten days for dereliction
Of duty. i'm not awakening the officers.
The Lieutenant will appeal from the
Mayors decision to the Board Of Police
Commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

administrator. from the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county. will be dismissed Mon.
day, not having been printed. and the
case OF McAllister. Trustee. against Har.
man and others, from the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county. will be called.
Judge James Keith president Of the
court. left to-day for Richmond 20 join
his wife and children lie VIII NOT re-
turn during the present session. Court
viii probably adjourn Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
Eirc I'm GnrllonsvlIle.

GoRDoNsvILLE. VA, Sept 22.-spe-
oioi- / Fabers livery stable was
burned about o'clock this morning. The
horses buggles and everything on the
Ground floor was moved out OF danger.
Nr Fabers loss on the second iloor m
cIuding the building was from eight hun
drea to "A thousand dollars without " dol
,rbe nubic schools of this place opened
a -, 400 with good attendance Tn charge
~ prot r b. Davis the principal
The Baptists or this city have in pro
gress a protracted meeting. the pastor,
Pev Mclean conducting the services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
bound for Spain. Eight Of his compan-
ions were arrested
THE LEAGUE ADJ0URNS.
Closing Session OF the Municipal Rep
rcsentatiyes in Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. The third
annual convention of the League of Ameri-
can municipalities finished It's work and
adjourned to-day. The programme OF the
convention was not fully carried Out owing
tO the unusual length of the papers on
municipal ownership questions and other
topics listed for discussion. Mayor Ma
euire. ol Syracuse. made "a farewell speech
lu which Doe referred 90 the selection Of
Charleston. =. g.. for the next session.
He salI chat tine meeting of the young
west with the representative ot The old
south 1t the dawn of the ness century
would add weight 20 the ring of patriotic
loyalty thut was forged anew around the
Stars and Stripes by The north south,
east and west n the late war.
Prof Edward W. Bemis. of The Bureau
Of Economic Research. New York. COM
cluded his address of yesterday 900 NUM-
cipal ownership.
O.. Everett, Hill spoke on the Sewerage
Problems.
Mayor william c.. Flawer followed. The
discussions and papers ON the contract
were laid over until the next convention
and paper on constitutional limitations
of municipal indebtedness in relation To-
public improvements by C.. w. F01ke. of
the University of Illinois. was ordered
filed.
In closing the exercises President Black
said he regretted that the opponents ana
critics of the league did not attend Che
session MS Dee felt sure they would have
been Impressed with TWO facts. hrs- that
the municipal officers of this Common
Weal.h are boz the inain body OF honest
intelligent and competent officials earnest
iv striving to lind some pathway leading
ont of the chaos enc0mpa the govern
ment of the cities of America. second that
the difficulties against which this strus-
gle is made are no, nearly SOD much the
results of dishonesty inc0mne 'ency or
neglect ~ the officials as thoy are in
the system of government applied to onr
cities and for which the people themselves
are greatly ne p0nsibIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

lEOk THE IiMf-l
Fond heart. return. the days are dark
Too ana o5 ''p my loneliness parases Of
move unmoved by all the clamrlng
throng,
sIgbinv for thy return; but signs are
For Time tina, once sped on in wndes,
Now as. nor seeks to win his endless
race
on yesterday the world seemed strangely
sought The open space beyond the
oaks
Where Oft our heart. have throbbed
with pleasure glad.
And there. as one who patron saint IN
voles,
I breathed thy name upon the perfumed
with reverence and love akin to
prayer
waist-deeo I'm waving soliearol l
And eazed. enraptured on the purple
The SUMS reflected rays-a crimson
flood
O'ertopoed Tire distance heights and
crowned the crest
or that SOFT hm whose more than prince
lv hr1r
ENCOURAGED thee TO speak thy first. fond
vow
How changed WAS an The birds sang not
with ciee.
Thel-s was q sad and melancholy tune;
An nature sighed In sympathy I'm
.~c
whose iov had bloomel. an but TO dis
too soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23

The trustees Of the Homestead Build
ing trust are 90 commence al once the
building in Boston Of - eight-story no
tel for the exclusive use OF women ON
property owned by the SteisOn estate.
Josephine Wright Chapman has drawn
no the plans for the structure. II Is 10
be arranged In suites OF one. two and
three rooms and bath. while the general
accommodations Include parl0rs gym
nanum bowling alley. roof garden and
rastatirant. with all the other adiuu,ls
of "A first class house Prices will range
er,n $40 q Si5 a month for the suites.
according 10 size and location. and will
include light heat and oppor unity -
avail Of all the benefits. The building.
furniture and equipment will cost about
s..tNuJ.-Cn.raao IAlCnlcle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
STRIKE AT BUENA VISTA.
Fire Brick Mandatory Opened-A
Heavy Rainfall.

LEXINGTON. VA. September p -Spe-
cial.-A strike occurred no Buena Vista
AS the night force of hands at the fur
mace wers about to be relieved by the
dav force The latter went 10 Ihe man
aeer and demanded an increase in wag s.
The matter was soon adjusted by adyanc-
ing the pay from Sl10 10 SIS.
The Southern Clay Product Company
OF Buena Vista, have commenced the
manufacture Of fire brick. The deposit
Of fire clay at that point is said to be Of
"A superior quality. and it exists I'm large
quantity. Preparations are not quite com
1lete for running the plant al its fun ca
pacity.
The downpour OF rain Tuesday lasted
nearly all day. Professor ii. ID camp
bell. II Washington and Lee University,
who keeps the government report at ms
place. SAYS the fall amounted TO 25I
inches. which is more than falls under
ordinary circumstances In half a month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
Bcdinger-I3Ianton.

ApRIANCE. VA. sept 22.-Special-
beautiful wedding was solemnized on
Wednesday afternoon at Willow Bank,
the residence of The brides father DR..
Hugh T.. Banton. the contracting parties
being Mr.. George NJ. Bedinger and -liss
Lucy n. Hnton. The bride was hand
,ome.y gowued in dark blue ladies' cloth
ana carried a louqlet of brides roses.
Tine couple was preceded by two htuo
flower girls. carrying baskets OF American
Beauties.
The parlors were tastetuly decorated
with golden-rod for the occasion. and
Immediately after the ceremony a most
delightful repast was served. Rev. John
-. Davis. pastor of the Presbyterian
church. performed the ceremony.
While MI Bcdingor gains a jewel old
Guinea loses one of its loyeliest and must
popular girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
THE NEW DEPOT.


Work on the new Southern depot. at the
corner OF Mill and Fourteenth streets. was
commenced yesterday. The old stone wall
ruuuiua ON Fourteenth was torn away.
and tranches for tine foundation We're
started.
Tie work of cxcavatng is being done 10y
Eurbon * Netherland They have force
of about fifteen men on the -.
Contractor ". A. Cheste,man was on
the ground. and stated that the work
would Doe pushed with aii possible speed.
lie hopes 10 have the building under roof
by the last OF December DIE has until
tie goth OF May tO complete tle work.
The building .s 90 run back from Mii
street 1j> feet. from Fourteenth rs 10 is
sheds standing near are to DE moved. so
the SURROUNDINGS VIII Doe much more In
vlting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
Mr.. SCHOEN'S REPORT.
Electrolysis In Evidence About the
Power HOuscs-A Remedy.

The report of Electrical Expert Sciioen
am the reSuif OF his eIectrOlf Sis luFesuga-
lions and experiments Will Doe made j. is
thoueht some time next week. I'm addl-
lion to showing the damage that has oeen
done. IN h probable the report VIII suf se9l
some method whereby The street fallWay
c9mranics can Qbvlate the adl"se' on1
.f.,, tbqt may be suggested would have
ibe cirrent return o. the power houses
on overhead wires connected |'ih the
n was said yesterday That -he report OF
Mr. schoen VIII show thai me sletlt.,
DAMAGE has been wrought lh ,ne 5'.5
enteonth streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
MANY MURDERERS.
North Carolina Court Convicts One
and Indicts Four Others.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept. PA special
form Greenville, n c.. says:
To-day in the Superior Court Elijah JOY.
ner was convicted OF murder in the 1rst
degree and arson al Dongola last April
The entire trial consumed only three
hours. and when the case was given 20
the jury they were but hi,ecn minutes in
reaching verdict.
Judge H0ke sentenced Joyner 20 be
hanged Friday November 10th.
Tho grand jury to-day found another
true bin for murder making four murder
cases I'm an at this term Of the court
This last bin was against colored wo-
man who shot and killed her husband a
lew weeks ago. and who was dismissed
by the Coroner's jury on the ground oil
20 being iustlfable homicide
The Investigation of the grand jury pro.
duced evidence sufficient for finding a
trme bin for murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
CHURCHES FOR BARRACKS,
American Troops Occupying Sixteen IA
the Philippines.

WASHINGTON. Sept 22.-The War De-
partment has received the following cable
gram from General Gus regarding the
military use Of church property IN the
Philippine:
ter,ber ism sixteen churches different
localities occupied by United states
troops -Four only partially occupied. end
religious services not intcrfered with. Also
three converts occupied. These three and
Ten Of the sixteen churchs formrly oc-
cupied by insurgents. Church property
respected and protected by our troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
etnnnlnn,s ChaIrman

STANTON. VA. sept 22.-speciaL-
A., meeting OF the city Democratic
c,N,nmir,ee held yesterday, Hampton H..
WV was elected chairman 10 succeed
wm. T. McCue. resigned.
Mr McCue has made a most excellent
,b~ irran and his resignation was ac-
e..-el with regret but his successor is
considered thoroughly capable OF filling
the office,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-23
Case Dismissed.

ROANOKE. VA, Sept o. Specialize
item which appeared in The Times from
Roanoke on the 20th instant, stating that
Phil Coleman and Charles Smith. with
others had been. fined $50 I'm the Police
Court for selling liquor without license
was an error.
Coleman and Smith were under arrest
but had not been tried For want of sui
hclent evidence to-day against Coleman.
The case was dismissed.