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CZAR'S REALM SAYS PUNI^EGIGIDES Ofiicial Xote l3 Issued From St. Petorsburg. King peter is recognized Says It Is Incumbent Upon New ^uler to Avenge Assassinations. ^*ngerou8 to Tranquility of Servia To Leave Crime Unpunished. Petersburg, June 18.—An official Was published in the Gazette to- recognizing Prince Peter Kara- S^^rgevitch as king of Servia and ac- Knowledging his accession. In brief note declares that it is incuml>ent King Peter to avenge th assas- ®|nation of King Alexander aud Queen •*^*'aga, and expresses the conviction piat he will know how to severely pun- ish the regicides. whosct misdeeds should not be visited on the entire Ser- vian natio-n or army. The note adds that it would be cang»=‘ious to the tianquility of Servia to leave the crime unpunished. 'T'he text of the note follows: "A week has now elapsed since the day of the bloody revolution at Bel- grade, an intimation of which could ■liot be given to the imperial govern- nient in the customary form because the legal authority was lacking in Ser- Strictly adhering to her stand- I'oint of non-intervention in the inter- Dul affairs of the Balkan states and at the same time finding it impossible to holj any intercourse with the persons '^’ho have arbitrarily usurped power. Russia has awaited the con<*hision of the troubles in order to define clear ly her attitude towards the events in the kingdom of Servia. The skupsh- tina and senate assembled in extraor dinary session June 15. the leg-al order of things was re-establisheJ and Prince Peter Karageorgevitch w’as unanimously elected king. The prince, complying with the request of the na tional assembly, has ron.sentfnl to a.s- t'^nd the throne of Servia under the name of Peter I. Immediately after the proclamation the n('v> king tele graphed to the (‘zar asking his impe rial majesty to reco^rni/.e him as king, whereupon confirmation of this was Aent. “The imperial governnent. while hailing the election of the new mon arch. scion of a glorious (iynasty. and wishing all success as the supreme head of the Servian i)eople. wlio are al lied to Russia by ties of religion, can iieverrholess :iot refrain from express ing the co7jfident hope that King Pster will be able to give eviJence of his sense of Justice and firmness of v/ill by adopting measures at the out set to investigate the abominable mis deed which has l>een comniittf^d and t-. ni'.‘to out rigorous punishment to those traitorous criminals who have stained themselves with the infamy of regicide. Of course. the entire Servian nation or army cannot be held responsible for the crime which re volts public conscience, yet :t would be dangerous to Servia’s international peace not to exact expiation for the revolution carried out with violence by <he militia. Such ncglert would in evitably react in an unfavorable man ner on the relations of all the stat"^* with Servia and would create for Seivia serious difficulties at the com mencement of the reign of King Peter, the first. •”'heir Ru=oian co-reliirionists offer to Ood supplications for t,h-> repose of the souls of King Alexander and hi.^ consort, who have met an untimely end, and they invoke the blessing of the Almighty on the rule of King Pe ter for the welfare and prosperity of the Servian people.’* FATAL EXPLOSION. One Person Killed and One Fatally In jured at Cincinnati. Cincinnati> June 20.—By a terrific explosion today the building of tb'’ Central Manufacturing company at Court and Russell streets was wreck ed. Fred Vane, the principal ow^ner. was killed and his partner, Joseph KItch kowskl, was fatally injured. Several girls employed at the plant were uninjured. Textile Strike Nearing End. Lx)woIl. Mass., June 22.—The great textile strike which began here three months ago is thought to be nearing the end. The leaders of the striking textile workers admit that a letter con taining a proposal for a conference with a view to bringing about a set tlement has been sent to the mill agents. Meetings of every union w’il] be called before Sunday to take ac tion upon the question of returning to work. r Jail Birds Gain Their Liberty. Knoxville, Ten*n., Jun^ 20.—“Ken tucky Joe” Miller, charged with numer ous postoffice robberies and a man known as "I-eon,” escaped from jail at Morristown la^st night. They broke the cell lock and cut a hole through the roof. "I^eon” was at first thought to be H. D. Ward, wanted at Clarke- ville. Tenn., but his identity cjuld not be pi-oven. BATTLE IN MOROCCO. Six Thousand Men Killed In Fighi i With Rebels. Madrid. June 20.—According to a dispatch received here from Tangier En Menetshi, the Moorish w'ar minis- | ter. has lost ♦5.000 men in a battle i fought with the rebels at -Xmniedinna I American Suicidcs in Par'hs. I Paris, June 20.—The prefect of po ' li<*e has not’.'ieJ Consul General Cow I dy that Sam Jameson, an American ^ committed suicide Ju^ne 16 and was buried in Potter’s field. An investiga tion showed that Jameson was borr at I-'ebancn, O.. and that later he liv , ed in St. Louis. The deceased was I years old and his wife is *!4. Re- ! cently Mrs. Jameson bec'ame deranged and failed to recognize her husband. This preyed upon Jameson’s mind and he cut his throat. I Hope My Customers Will Excuse Me “1 OR not changing my ad. ofteiior, as our inaiiv ciistoinors to take time I am usually too busy selling goods to to think what to })ut in an ad. And F besides, I ])refer talkiiig lace to lace \vith tlie j)eo|)le to seeing them at long I’ange through a ne\vspaj)er. So don't wait to see me in that way. Thei*e is no use lor me to do so, but 1 will tell you that I hav'o the best all-round general mer (‘handise store in J5revai*d: and those who don’t already know it can find out by looking through my store. ^ly lines—including ])ry (joods, Groceries, Shoes, Clothing and others—ai‘0 strong; and from the ann)unt of business done my pi*i(,*es must be low. Ho}»ing that T may be able to sei-ve a satisfied people. 1 am yours taithfuily. T. D. ENGLAND Held Prisoner By Brigands. Tangier. Morocco, June 17.—Wal ter B. Harris, the traveler ami author, who was a memlier of Sir Arthur Nich olson’s special British embassy to the sultan of Morocco last year, is a pris oner of the mountaineers at Zeenat the headquarters of the bandit Rai- suli. Government troops attacke 1 the place yesterday, burning many farms, but they did not succeed in rescuina: Mr. Harris. Phone 8. McMinn Block. Brevard, N. C. Fatal Runaway Accident. San Juan. P. R., June 18.—Mrs Jean Ankrow, formerly of Wanesburg. Pa., the only woman school superin tendent in Porto Rico, was thrown from a carriage in a runaw’ay accident at Ponce last night and died in 15 min utes. Her neck was broken. King Loudly Cheered. ^ Geneva, Switzerland. June IS.—Kii|^ Peter attended a Te Deum service to day at the Russian church in honor of his election to the throne of Servia. He was loudly cheered. CARDIN^AL VAUGHAN DEAD. Archbishop of Wfstminster Dies After Long nine s. London, June 20.—Tht- .Very Rev. Herbert Vaughan, cardinal af^^ arch bishop of Westminster, died at mid night. Cardinal Vaughan was born Ayril 15. 1S32. He becarae arch bishop of Westminster in He .las been ill more than three n'lonths. Late in March it was thought he could not survive more than a few days. The cardinal, who has been s>iink- Ing for some weeks from heart disease and dropsy, died peacefully. His death was not expected so soon. Yes terday he was wheeled in a bath chair about the corridors of St. Joseph’s college, which he founded with^ money which he collected in America and in full 'farewell elsewhere. On the previous daisy he ap peared In the college cii-Peli cardinal robes, and made a '<&• address to his bishops and priests. His remains will lie in state’ in the cathedral at Westminster and 'will be burled »t St- -Joseph’s college. \ No Intention of Abdicating. Vienna. June 22.—The Turkish am- Inssador he 'e declares that the rumor »: the fiultajt’s int< ntion to abdicate is I •‘mali-cious invention.” I>riv<*n to I)<“.siM‘ratH>ii. I.ivhitr !it ail out i)f tlio Wiiv plHce. roin-'lo from <■’vil'/ition. ii fimiily is ofUMi driven to t'oM in case of :)c< ideiit, resulti ti Burns, (’ut^, WimiiiiN. rici-rs. etf. l.jiy in aof Bncl;- k-”'s Aniicii S:i VC. It’s tlu* best on earth ; ut'/. W Ni< lio’s' (1 store. (;hinnl>erl!iin‘s Stomacli nnd Tiiver Tablet* are iu'-t what yon need when yon hnve in) a petite, fi-el (lull iiitor eating anrl wake up wiih a iiail taste ill your mouth. Tliey will improve your MpiKHite, cle.nise and inviiior.ite your stomach and irive you a relish for your foo 1. Fo»* sale t>y Z. W. Xichols, l>re- vard, ando. L. Krwin. ('herrytield. COME EARLY and AVOD THE RUSH WILL BE TRIED AT JACKSON. and Order Changing Trial of Jett White Withdrawn. Jackson, Ky., June 3.—The order changing the trial of Jett and Whitfl murder cases to Morgan county ha.^ been withdrawn and the cases will bo tried here as soon as a jury can bfl summoned from an adjoining county. Jett and White were both brought into court by a file of soldiers. Sheriff Callahan shook hands with both prisoners very cordially. The court’s order of yesterday tn hold their trial had not been entered and upon the suggestion of Common wealth Attorney Byrd, of inconveni ence and danger to witnesses entailed, the court directed that the order bo not entered, and that the cases go to trial here. The judge will appoint an elisor to go to another county and get a jury. As I am going to sell my entire stock of Straw Hats Ready-to-Wear WaistS and Skirts at Net Cost I have some very fine Silk Waists that are going to be sold at a bargain* You don^t have to wait until the season is over to get bargains in seasonable and stylish goods. I will sell them now. T. W. WHITMIRE Notice. 1 sell more of Chamberlain’s Coiifjh Uemedy than of all sinnlar preparations put tosrether and it ^'ivi-s the best .srtti'f.ietion of any medicine I ever>old. 1 guarantee every lx)ttle of it.—F. C. Inland, Mich. For sale by Z. W. Nioliols, Bre vard, and O. L. Erwin, Cherrylield. The Pension Board for Tran- sylv'ania Count.y is called to meet on tiie iirst Monday in July. This board consists of Chas. L. Osborne, G. P. Justus, L. W. Brooks and T. T. Loftis. The Long and Short of It. Administrator's Notice. Having (lualitied a-« administrator of Mary E. Pattrm deceased, late of Transylvania county. N. C., this is to notify all persons havitig < 1 linis against the estate of said de«’eased to ex- hi)‘lt. them to the iindersiune l on or before the 9th day of .Inne, 1904. or this notiee will be plead i’j b>ir«.f theirreeovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This 9th dav of .Uine, 1903. J. S. PATTON, A Iministrator. eat at Aiken’s Restaurant.” don’t, but I will hereafter.” Restaurant and "Bakery Loaf Bi ead, Cakes, Pies, Etc., Presli Every Day. All the Veoretables. Deli cacies and Toothsome Dainties of the season served daily. IShort-Order LUllUIILO Meals a Specialty. Everything Strictly First Class. Call early and often. Jim Aiken, Main Street
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