Oestreicliej? &. Go.
28 S. Main St.
Big Bargains - .
in 104 Sheetings
fiKlloBfcsings
The attention
of housekeep
ers is called to
our special pri
ces for. ' i 0-4
sheetings and
pillowcasings' for this week. The
goods offered are of such well-established
popularity that further
remarks on our part are ? hot lieo
cssary.-. V,tJ K "X, '
- , ; Per, Yd
10-4 Dover Sheeting Un-
Dieacnea, ,
10-4 Dover : tiheeting
Bleacn8a,v V-10-4
Dallas Sheeting
.Bleached,:?
iolJticaShsetihg
; Bleacned:ST
9-4 Utica Sheeting
f iBleached; ; v;
8-4 Utica Shebtihg
Bleached,' y "
7.4 Utfca Sheeting ;
Bleached,
. 6-4 Utica pillbvzrcas-
" ih2-;;-v:-;;,:;r - r
12 1-2
V
" -20C
( K V- "t w-"
:iOc
10,1-2
12 1-2
5-4 Utica pillow-can-j r"
. inff, .V ; v ioc
5 .
Ready-made s Sheets
i
81 zoo Heavy. Sheets,
hemmed, :; . w 45c
00x00 Heavy Sheets,
hemmed, 50c
00x00 Heavy Sheets, :
.hemmed tiched, ; ' 60c
These sheets were torn, iiot
cut, nicely finished and
; ironed. - ,
aozro rillow Jases; o 1-2
t 36245 defender", fit . h
low Cases. - ,v 12 i"2
1$G 45 UticJPiHoT7
"Rival? 36 inch -ioc;o
Bleached Cotton, :y-7c
"Fruit.of theXoomV'o
inch ' Bleached ? Cot-
ton, "-'--. ' 6 14
TfS ONLY.
M t
I jrOODS that arc "Just":
T B mm 1
Vf ; as good as something-
I utiteMttetiefrh.wtu fill
w
I
... rfU'jti''.' tii . . i ... - . :-,.--. a ..!- - T1 "
t the bill, provided you are 1
t satisfied' with a second
grade article. ' Oar ; f : -
': 4.
of . goods stands without u
peer No c!d : srecit, cf $
pedal iprice of COc per. ifissea for
toreef oranges ehouLI "be f special ;t-t:r-t
to eil lOTers of ,tbat delicious fruiL. Tl:y
ore cbJuclK. f uH of Juice and oodsoesi wTii
n 'the jiesky seed to contend! with, .wiioi
aoaittes Enem very desirable 7 Indeed.; We
.lhaye aoly five boxes to offer and at the
'tromely 'low" jprice wia Bat last Ions, so
we advise 'you jo send 'your lorder early.
the iway when, you' are giving ua yeur
wter .for the oranges and (saving five cesits
Awen, . "wtoy ' not touy ' youtr inert week's
; JKtxjeery Wirfrom: tia and we will -save you
noney,oa tt also. 1 Will you 'try it? ' -
;pure:iood sioee
Phone 49 .
19 !!crricion Ave
4-.
'x .
?5ly
Sesd J. -n. Law's c J v.- ;
0
If not Recalled by Spain he
Will be Given His Pass-; ;
' ports Today. ; -
- 1 - , . -
He Acknowledges the Antheri-
; ticijby of -the letter to; '
."V"! , Canalejas. ; ; o
y
Gsn-Wcodford Directed to" Oeani
His immediate' Recall.
V k
a. '-.-,-
D3licni3 Twice Cabled Hi3 H?sigiia-
tioa talladricl v
Assistant Secretary Day Calls on the Envoy and
is Told by DeLomeThstKajsihe Aithoroflhe
Letter Criticising . President McKinley, but
; ; That He Wrote it in His Personal Capacity
Waahtogton, Feb, 9.-The state depart-
ment has demanded the recall of 'the Span -
i&h aninisiter, Senor De Ijome, fof his vmlgar
criticisms .of- Presiidjent McKlnley, ki the
letter wrCeten -'to Oanalejas.' '' unless tthiis
demand lias been- XHnpliedwith by to-mor-
row the mindster wiil be- jhanded his. pass
De Lome, when--called, oa officlaily .to
explain) whether he ihad writteai the -letter.
1 - .-.
deol'lned .to demy.' it.v authenticity, ..wh.ioli
later (he axtoowledgexl'to , Aesi3tafnt. Sec-
..." '
Tary ", Day;, f -He - twice cabled, 34s Teslgns
fttotr to- Madrid and bopes t wilt be ateceptr
ed before the Unltied States cam' direct hiim
to leave 'the country. - j '
Th'ls official statemeoit was made by As-
sfertant -Secretary of ?Stite,-Mr. -Bay, o-
ndght:
iflntster Dtf Lome. does not deny
the letter. . Th-is deparfiment has communl
cated with General Woodford on. the eub
lect Un.til ' that i pminnwi1cation ' Ihas
reached lie. Spanish ovenrmetat it would
not be proper "o "more -fully state the con-
tents of the message to General Woodford.
"After .conferring with the' president this
morning, Assistant Secretary 1 Day wrote
to 'Minister De Lome, a&ldng If the .better
was authentic He lmmdaateay answered.
decn-niaiLg ito deny, the iauthentloity. T!hi
was -taken (by Day as 'a ooafession.' He
prepared a d6spatdh to Woodford directing
him to demand the Immediate recall of the
Spamlsih envoy.. ' -,' , . " - o -
-MeanwhMe ,t3se state 4department Jhad
come 4nto possessioii of ithe original letter,
WTitteB hy (De Lome to Oaxmlejas. It was
furnished by the Cuban, juntas jA cooaparl
eon with the autograph , coajTmunloations
from De Lome at. the state ' departmen
proved ltsi authenticity. ' To he fdoubly sure
Mr, - Day adopted .oae usual course or can
lng at the Spanish, legattoth. Senor De
Lome- tranjify - acknowledged 42e - letter as
genuine, but ? said- 5f was written la "ihJs
personal .-capacity. Day .tneii , proauoea ine
original 'letter ; which. the v minister , ac-
kLnowledeed. Day pocketed ;?the letter and
Md'afrlgid farewell.'- ' . ,
: r t ...... .
-Realizing all was up De Lome sent an
other' cable begging recall, General
Woodford was directed in case an amswer
to t!s demand .by" Jtitldnjlsht to-nlsht
to tJafom the department, whereupon De.
Lome v.ill be tan'i klz passports to-mor
row. .,.
v:a:jt3 A cjzl. '
Lexington,'' Ky., Feb. 9. A political sen
satton Jis caused by the publication of a let
ter from Col. Thomas E. Moore, of Bourbon
county, a leading silver democrat, denounc
ing TVh'a Ereckinridse. : "eon of,- .the
tither," editor of the" Herald, tand suggest
ing a duel to settle their differences. Co
Moore is an ex-Confederate and la para
lyzed tn ti3 riht arm; II? rJr3est3 tLa;
h-T,fh iwft l-p.f t, arm The feeling between
tie e:c3 v.as n-:rcrcl in. ti-j.-ErecLin
ri-oS-Owen ocrresdcril cmtfst fotrr
years - -
rdai.
i -
TT,,, in,
li. -'I, i -
-!,. -.
- ziUU pr:. -C3 '-;or
- v : nisERf in Ireland.
IfOoxlon, Feb.9. The debate cm the Bid
dress In, reply .to the epeecb from the
throne was re$mmed tn th (house : of com
moos to-d'ay, Michael DaTitt mavlug o
ameixliiient ; calling ten!tioo tor , the dis
tress In Irelaitd aid the failure of the po-
tatoC rop. The motion was seconded toy
John P. Hayden wmA was supported Vhy
oha Dillon, chainman " txt the Irish", piir-.
iameabary party, who. eaJdi the misery !; In
relan-d ?was a scandal to the eorernment.
Mr. Dillon added that the dtetpees was'S1-
giravaled by; tevf otkHis"lf -the starving;'.- and
he called' upon 'the government for Imme
diate icomprehJenrilve proposaJs for the re
lief the sufferers. ,
in
'by:: 'Police Capftalnw. fitzipa-trlck aa;i , Pttirtf
anmi V-aiis, arrested'c five, ; -ctfloreJ 'boys
kbOLUt;iS thts (morning fo ;Stea!.Jag ,wwk
from ?tte Jaew vwilldln being1. Tecte4 oai
Fattioat 0. venue v opposite Kihe r ,postoiZ.c&.
Each ibor luud this aisas.U'w7wl
appresiet: Jed. -They were amestc c c-or
Cham!bersK'a4old - Weaver, 5Jvery .s'ULlcs- crta
i f .
Vt'-Vi-' to ticr:2sxs.
W.D. Gibbs and Christy GibLba, brothers.
from the; forks 'of Ivy left ' yesterday : for
SeattJ'e, Whence they will go to che Kloof
dike.i;
n
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A; PPLICE5 LIEUTENANT ! AND
;';FOURIliEMEN KILLED
jl'
4
Losses on the Buildings and Their Con
tents Tbat Were Burning at Mid
. night Estimated $2,000,000 .
Pittsburg, " Feb. - 9. 'By an explosion, -of
2,000 . 'barrels v of whisky during a fire ; at
11:30 Ao-night Police Lieutenant Terry and
four fixemen. were buried .under , -tons of
debris, and; tostaixtly JUHflLV
yTheimmensei tfeloa storage warehouse.
goods dslabomed. y:,'U i i..'r ,
About 'twenty persons - were -waunded ly
flying bricks.
'ST 4i
, Hoevelers waiieLaouse,i?o(ntaiinJng ; about
$200,000 worth' oi 'furWture. caught fire at
m'ldnighL Small,' houses 4at- the neighbor
hood wereattacked (by thelflames. MTthe
tenants moved out ;
fi.
It'to es'ttaated that the loss will be IX-
000,0(M on the buildings that were afire at
midnight.
PURE FLOUR DILL. ;
WashiflLgton,. "FeijL,, '9. -rHae1 extensive
mtniamj? i&dnietry of the 'Northwest Js or-'
anrizlng to seoure favorable adtSon 'on the
pure flour till rntrodtuoed ly .Hepresenua-
Ctve (Pearce of Missouri. 'Represenitapve
Tawney.of Minnesota today recelvied, a dls-
pa'Wa vfirom. -'- some of the -millers stating
their purpose to uree t!he tbu'i utd w come
to Waahirngton at an early date for aihear-
tag" before the .ways and means cnxninm
tee. , lha measure Is on, ihe lines of the
UilWilMtlWaiiXlV .JM'WUVlWWW "
imDOfrtatfioo and requires packages of flour
!to .be iconapdicuouHly mated so as to dte-
Close tthe true -comtebts, 'weight, etc - v
LDEIGERT 6DILTY-
4
.7-
'"1 ?t i.t
BUT HE ESCAPES "WITH LIE
"1
IMPRISONMENT, a ;
lina x 6.'tansase ixaKsrs Bewnuu; Vt , r , .
it ' T.
V7if0.
Chicago, Tebv?. rl Jury ia rtc ease of
Adolph Leutgert - reburned a verdict o-
ndght of guilty, lieutgeft was sentenced to
life Imprisonment. xt
i " Thine fury was out but a short time. The"
Judge's charge -was . unfavorable to - the
prisoner. '
cc::::ittee kade r:o REPbaT. " r
JRal?igh, 'Feb.. 9. The secretary of stats
has received a refJULest from Washington,
'D. .C, for a- ireport of the comim'JdJee that
was appoiai'tied by the legislature to xa
vesti'sa'te tte chomges of fraud in the elec
tion' of Senator fPri'tMhard. After an ex-
amitaatlon of all 'the reports '.It-was found
that no reports had been made. The house
journal ehows that a decision, was adopted
to the e fleet that unless a report Was mads
by a cer'tai-n date In -February the com
mlttee was to be discharged. v Tne com
m'?ttee cf wlSch r Cena'tor tAtwdreT. was
chairraa n al Jjw e J the tl rae to go by with
'rt.
. : - . . 1 .. ..... - " t ... .
- (Trailltca, Tcbf.- 9. Crdr3 t-re teen
ect V 'Girt. "Crpsoa la. czzzzl Ll
SiiQ::'":
A... ... ... (. 1-.!
VTith. a - Vehement Cuban
- . ... x
Speech in the Senate. -:
Hile Says : the Resolution . is
PanSierOlL u ".J '
. , -1
-1 yr i t i - ?. v' i if'j 5.-.; . - ;
.Xhrtcsinj to lnvctva ths Country
1-
. ...o, ifc -.y- ..- - -C' .' . -j-' - .' f
.. .-miTIj . wl
r . A- ? .
-..v-j v
iLIXr3 CT',V'. ;
v i'-C '-
"v . r,-f 'rf '
tiJt::ut.Cr.5 A. . erred to rcreirn Keuiions Com-
- ' , , ' -
tT," : i Car.Xa $ " Ecscch J a' Pdlshed and
J i - -' ''," '--''.'!""
r,r,c!nciEU EfTort. . ,l. '-V! " '; .-v
77-"? .r,--.v
,ase&&' :hi srra
gauenes no-cay no ittear ana applaud ttne
speeches, ot Messrs. Ctonaon and. Mason, in
(aTor-,:l!heNi TiesoiutSons offered A"by : them i
yesSerday looking .'to" immediate reoognltlon '
the beliHgerency rights, of theJlnsurgeruts
md ito taeikn)owledgeiment and maintenance
of .Cuban, lindependaikcei "
Cannon's epeecnwas; polished annf - rhiet-
ori., 'lasoin'e forciible and vehement to
fttch am, extent as to stirrup' ithB; galleries
tniv' frequesiitr violation of the : proprieties
of the occasion, with outbursts of applause;
Lt the oloe xf esudh . peicili the Tealii-
ttan to which it applied was,' on motion of
Senator Hale," referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
reign relations, . , . . ,- - s . . . . j ce-presldent, - had assumed -' the . prest
In rr-.kics the first of 'those motions, J dentcy.''' 'VV'"V ,-.". ;
1 t '
tton.favto aourse franghit with; darJ
conflict with a now friendly natlon.", t
vHe dddcot believe the" Amerrcan people
wantted war and 4t was intolerable it shoudd
.
be driven Into wast a time wihea 4te to
duetries wens reviving, ",. - .
- Mason book nip these points andi disous
them antmaftedly, assentiing ovter; akd nver
again tfhat his Tesolutioii'did
Senator Petus of Aialbama; presented (his
taileW.tmS rn 'effect
those of the majority of... the committee,
againet. the seating of Corbett -of Oregon.
mmvte jcnnofcifed;': t. 6:ock-ttie.sett?
ate adjourned.'' . '- --X"
SPAIN'S ATTITUDE. "
Havana. Feb. 9. Despatches from Mad-
rid to-day. eay that ; Premder Sagasta -de-
ciared that the" greatest stoceriity zfasto'm
1iafrfi Wnoun na11 m,nirt thft TTntfl
6tatesr cne maoone navjaig. never, oeea-iw,
friendly as now.' 'The premier added, how-
ever, that if a 'Change should occur the cab-
. . -. . . - ' ' . .'it- tk j
toet would, energetically, maintain Spain
rignics. "i i 4 .'..j - . -.it r -1., -
'-5"
! " - ;
, ; SPAUlSll VARSHIr UarJIfiU.
r Madrid, FeU 5. The armored cruiser A1-,
ftrom Havana she will v felt several ports
'X ? f "T" -
aubmtitiiln'g Ito Spanish anthon.tyi,nas de -
'Cl,'km .if Amrim
creased since the arrival of ja. American I
DEATH YRDICT ACCEPTED
No Appeal for the Murderer of Barlow
GreJeinVHle, Aia., eb. 9. 'Atfcer anearly four
days' derlberaUon. tthe Jury la the case of
Joseph Cafford, . tri'edt for the . mumSer of
Bariow -IJoyd, a well - known ; southern
writer, retum'ed 'avveadiiot of gutKy at 1:45
this af fearajoan. and fixed the'pumishmenit at
death." The" verrdlict is received! '.with ap
proval.' There will be so appeaL ',
? : fo An i::co:.:e tax.
- 'Washington, Feb. 9. In . the senate to-i
day Butl-er cf ' North Oarclina, Jntroduoed 1
aa anaendmeat to-ttt'a coLastltu'tloii giving
cc-ngress power to . lay.;;-and collect an iZ"
--. : , .
Pfetcili, rb. 9. IIrcuz:r
is - been rv
tlJcteJ'precI'cnt rf .the CoizLh African r-
rawoa mTO iiang sta-ms, a ne,.aniLea-1 sumption, ixjf a.diejtatorshlp on the 'queM
M was, he said, ;to drive the adnnlstra-; volvtion tot ;ye,.; SevJ
TO EFID CUBAN WAR.
Washin-gton, Feb. 9. A (memorial by
New York bankers and merchants, asking
the president to end the Cuban war, was
piresenited-to the president to-dy. The
memorial irepreseuts. that the war has al
ready cost American commerce $300,000,009
nowug not less'tnan, $100,000;-
jww a yean. - , - k
This important petition. . 4s -signed - by
many banlklng and commercial firms of .the
highest standing tn. New York,' and is con
aewd. of V668
August Belmont is' among the. signers,
who exceed one hundred.
, Greensborbv,'Feh. 9. The secretary. of
State has granted letters patent to two sew
corporations in Greensboro.- as follows:
rTK ttlltAifl T.1 7 - - - -
a capital stock of $9,000, with privilege of
. i Kroreasmg no ne incorporaconi
flare Joha JA.fHtodgi'n, S.tB, iHudson and
James H. .Daris. The ; business proposed
"ito fee , fSarrleil- oa Is'; eeneraf-mfJlhi'
-Imerchaodlse business dealfaiff toall kjndi
J01. Tala and grSaudins the same and pre
1 paring it for market. , v -
1 The Greensboro Novelty and Ma'nufaet
1 urhnac 'eodnaamrr -wl-Kh a.nltMl stfwlr vf lift -
looo aud privileRe of taoreas'lnK to J25.K)0.
rt the corporatioir l;to bur and .sell fur
I nlbure, spring beds, ols, wire coops,-crates
1 proatnble. . r-K ' ; ,-;
BARRIOS ASSASSI1IATED
IX.
THE NEWS RECEIVED IN WASH
INGTON.
'HZ
Result of the Enmity Excited Against
' OHimWhen He Assumed the Dicta
? torship in Guatemala.
WaeMngton; Feb 9.-The Quatemalao. !'-
i gatlon- received news this afternoon of the
sstoatJori of President BarrtoSi. . .It was
I said jbhat J3manuel Estrada Oabereda, first
f- V-y rirrlr-exit following Ms
fbeen'inade to kill
t i-V r ' ' ' ' -r '-' - r '
L', . T THE BONO SUIT V i '
1 , " " .' 'C. '
I - Ae .formerly rannoun-ced! ra the Gazette,
e . tostltuJted; bT ttihe comnrissioiem
of Sjanly county to rest the vaftdS-ty of the
J tamly irxwinty bonds his.been carried into
I the. federal' courts by the attorneys who
represent;-the-'bonj4:UoWWB.- Th:-oase,wlU
come j up cut. au eany : aaie ana n. w oe
lieved that the dedisiiod ofthe :orth Caro
t lina preme court will be sustained, as It
K TLJi SSSt'
J. ma federal ouesCion Is tnvolved: The sams
J ltonieys who represented Stanly icounty
J v . . . -1- , . t
I- Mark W. iBTawn, -one of the county t-
corneys- to tuae 'xruinxxmiDe noon suit was
lslgmed! by. the; conxmissioners' was Intended
to emhrace botib. the - state , anJ federal
, w fnether-lthe attorneys would
J on-Tyappear . for. the county - In he .slate
"?S:J "LiilV'lii 1,1 ".
I nmi,niHr hnwr. will anmu 4n 4nnr oflM
- ' "JLJ..t,.b
Ibe, fti-aMv'dreclaTed- void, adtiiin whatever
WU:l eeesvea oj inem as wmpeneauon.
' Jt is "possJble that the bondhoMers will not
proseoate the case any farther. should, the
.M,u!cvi.w.iW'oiiwwri. - fc'ui - - iw
I be adverse to 'them,
I (Mr. Fred' iloore was- seen, and- indorsed
' wihat ha. fceen said toy Air. Brown.
V U
i EaSt caroiimi fair to te held- the -first
rorwaiia. - , -
The construction- of , a spacious tobacco
1 warehouse wHl begin here in a few weeks
This. Will toe 'the secoHfJ:. of 'which New-
bern tboasts, and ft looks as if the tobacco
buislmiess 'Is on a htoom.
Pin l:g:juv
(L
Are "a novelty even to
epicures. They ere thai
moct ddnty and deli-1
cioiib . piclile mzdo. i A I
frcch cbipnbnt pet -re-;
reived at
I .
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f
cuiiU::;- ... :
ZOLl'8 TREnn
Disgraceful Scene in tho
V Courtbom. " ' '
The Crbwd Siezcd With Sufl1
Driven Frcrn tha Room at th6 Pcia
cf thb Bavonct.
Swurcssioa cf Erorti to Eecrca tti
y'-;;-;'Dreyft3;lIitter; -
Former r Government . OfHals.sjct Century
rVicted Soldier. -.V '
Paris, Feb. 9. Yesterday s rioting ou k-
ride ihe palajf"of Juatlice wJiere the serfa-
tlonal trial of Zola is .taking place,, was 't-
day transfefrd to -the court rojm dtrcl!.
Pandemonium reigBed." Spectators, law-
.
yers ; and officers of the court were seized
wd-th. sudden fury and , fought "4ike lunxScs. '
Order twas not' restored umtil the 'rhOLl
mass -of i Stmggling madmen were driven
out at the prkat of the, bayonet. The scl&
cause' of" the miserable; scene was, a reps-
tltion of the government's resolve to wip
press .the" truth' at all hazzarda
Another proof of the impossilb'fl'ity cf zv?-'
pressing tliis great "scandal was given when-
the cabinet minister who held office at tL
time i'Dreyfus was condemned affirmed tl
latter's. gulllt but refusedhhis reasons for
the sta!bement, -and hiis former ac.::dl"2,
who was at theAead nfthe departjcnt tl
Justice, ' with, equal ; posltlveniessirirr:: 3,
Dreytus 4nraxnea 'rhe "presMen t c ! '11
court nevertheless calmly -repeated 1 .$ i-
luJtml' ito aliow the qiiesLLca f. tio
guilt to be rcpeaei clthoush tt.i J.e
sooe $ue unaeruying tnas so-caii&a tncj.
zoia ,'msacfe o- secreo or nf xpecKiic3f'
that he will be condemned, -f .
. The police to-day. .smuggled Zola ut of
t . " I . ' . - " - ' " , ,
trance. . .There Was a great crowd in front
of tne pudding waitttng to repeat ; y ester?;
aays ansuiit, nut tney . were OTsappTrnieau .
as. they did not see. Zola,. " ' -
, t, , i. . . . ',i
- 'irnnTtn- nnimnn '. .
Washington, Feb. 9.-rW. F. Ald.ich, wht
i j. ' 1 wis ia. ',,r's "a.
ran ' ior congress xa uue - r ourui AisuKuuia. -dlatridt
-was seated to-day for tte second
time ia'the house, on a; strict party vote,'
the democrats, populists" and silve-H tfce snik-1
poritlng Thomas H Plowman, y die .sitting .
member. ;r Before the election case was tak? .;
en upthe house passed' a bill appropriating '
Jurors' fees In the United States courts, ; to
y.r. 1 -a.-1l ... . .
- " SHERWC0D CC"CERTt CC?AKY.:
Three 1u mired Hlcke'ts.sre now c3 sate'
at Helnitsh and Reagan's for the Sherwood
concert to tbe( given at the Asheville
lege on February -12. Hetjuiests from vai,
of town, are already coming in asking -Chat
seats be reserved. The cranner of tackewL, ,
however, wffl be limited to 300. ; . . .
;-A HORTH CAROLINA GEK3. .
' v, ".'.'.',.f,)1.tf' :?
t The , rare beauties , of. nature, so well
repres'ehted,,.!!! Western North CSarcla,
' ".; r ; ' n. ' ' -
are; becoming- better known erery day
peoplefwho are tetter educated in the far-.
Tnauon ana uauqr - imuenus imtv xvr
time to time shown their ' appreeiitlca ci
these Gems by using them fa U kinds cf
adornment, v ' .-'
We have. decided to close out some af..
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One lot of 40 gems at 60 cents each.,
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