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MSMi fill if A8BE 7ILLE, ; Ni- G: SDNDAY ' iiOEOTNG SMPTEMBEE . 4, -1898 ' ' I . ; T ? r.Clj2 Prico 5 Ceate, if - ' Mil wiiiii Oestreiclier & Co .will, in a very short time, be'Teady at their new and commodious v store on Patton and customers with a new and up- to-date stock; now '-being selected hv Mr. Oestrewhcrhbtmte9is that he was unadvbidably delayed, causing our intended - move to be postponed a few days. During this extended sojourn at our old m eaW lavoc in price stashing, as nothing will be moved that t can be con-1 verted into cash. . Monday and (Tuesday 30c each lor apyof the 50 and 60c Shirt Waists, ; ' 55c each, for any- of the 75c $i, I1.25 and $1.50 Shirt" Waists. Not many atucdniri waisis, leiu Remainder at tempting prices. Two Black Brocade Satin Skirts worth fo-so. Wiil go for $6.98. , One worth 5 for 3.98. ' One Blue Sere suit, size 34, for 4.98 Value $650. ): V " One Black Serge, price $1250 jfor $7.y- . " -: :' Two Tan Blazer suits, value .50: for - Sateen, Morine and Brilliantine naersiar . One lot yara wiae ioc rerqaiei L " h ':k 46- at 6C, One lot wash; Dimities and! Lawns at 79 former price 15c few Lawa$Gres5e?, anti -wrappers accost. 0ESTREICH1R&C0 283. Main St. fr ' We were asked yesterday what kind of Hams we had. Wft informed the ladV that i . . . We had Banana, FerriS, GOld irk j TriJ-. T)Ai;nk1a . ' ' D0Ve and lrOplCai. lne la- A A it a . jr Fv, w ana, I prefer that to all oth-1 -ers.". We sold more hamsin August than any two houses in the city) jobbers included; if not we .will .'donate one case to the Children s Home. Books to be the test. GREER; sirct 5 t Keep their health good by using ..BISHOP'S ....BISHOP'S. IRQ DAINTIES, ....BISHOP'S.;. BIRD HEALTH RESTORER 5 .... ANI.. ; 2Jt .BISHOP'S., r . f Pino OEEtf .3 I ? IIEiniTSII a REAGAII, 1 - pnuoaiSTS., f -ft Wsm - l m. s.ss s urnm Minister OI k War V-a: ! "r ' f q "VaignaC penuS in His Resignation. , Action That Will. Doubtless Force Retirement of '" Cabinet. Situation Gravely Complicate A 4. aT3i1ai. eQ at LUG HrenCn Public Demands That Hothing in Con- I nectioxf With the Strange CasVRe- main Longer TJncovered-Cahi- net Council Adjourned Until Wednesday-Esterhazy Still at Liberty; Parisv September 3. The Dreyfus sit juation wias" gravely complicated to- lniffht by the resignation of Minister of crgagn(ac who found jt impossi- ; - harmoniTO hIa views with those oihemajorlty of the cabtoet. ; , - This action almost certainly forces the retirement of the cabinet and.pre- a dmious poitdcolxrisisi The Dreyfus case will again - be J thrown into 4e chamber of deputies 0nprh9f vWenL The folio wingjiespatch was sent last evening before M. Cavaignac s resxg- nation: THE GOVERNMENrS COURSE. Paris, Sept. 3. The Dreyfus scandal, hr what is now the army scandal, lis the supreme topic here. The. body Lf Lieutenant Colonel Hehry, the con- fessed forger, was today taken to his native town and buried without mill- tary honors. The cabinet council was postponed until Wednesday, when the government Policy will probably be decided. Minister (javaignac s opposition xo a revision of the Dreyfus case is so strong it is said he will resign if a ma- jority of the cabinet insist,, The oppo sition of the army will probably in- crease the public" demand that nothing be Jeft uncovered. Vague threats tha: war would be the inevitable result of thA nbHration of thP whol truth fa'ls the publication or tne wnoie trutn ra. is to frighten the French people r Two scandalous facts now .command iv ,ft0ri f hA wnr rvfflr intern. eence department, who sacrificed a nHiiinnt miifforr mrPPr - throusrli rh the head of ihe' department, was ?suc- open bv th ronfefK forr Henrv. " " is still in jail. Ficquart dciar?d near- ly two month ago,.; immediately .after M. Cavaignae's speech In "the chamber of deputies declaring that the forged letter.then Ilt the first time mad pub- - . I t !,. , ' lie demonstrated , JDreyf us guilt rin j. L -II ..,'r f ("Continued on Fifth Paee."i - BSTABLISXUID 1CC3. flii MlMIfflMIfMIUM, - X Jr;;; v A Special PrlvaU Institution for th ' . ' i - Treatment 01 xmng ana xnron uiuun. 4 . , . 'i . ' ' -, KABIi yoBrBUCK, Bf. D., SXdlcaI Dfametor.' ' - - '- rs -BAXTEsi S8)dL50 PEBTEEK; and upward; according to tke room selected, includes eyerUng"exceptmg;medlclnoB -which r supplied, at cost. A . certain number pi rooms are reserved at a lower rats for patients whose financial tircumstances require it, and to such the medicines are ' ftiso Included. Patients can enter and leave st any ' tlnie. Advanced - casesnot admitted. ' -1--t . ::r': .- -'r-; ' H0KSBRINGS,; . r. d. wctev,: - : C3 miles from Asheville. Kedaced SPECIAL REDUCED ASTEIIPIR BL017M UP I- Government Boat Destroyed - by a Torpedo in the y ; " Mississippi. Fotit Men Killed--The Vessel Was at -I S Work Taking up Mines Placed - ' . in River at Opening of ' the. War. New Orleans, Sept. 3.-The ' Tjiutrt Staites steamer Meiggs, of ihs , snag boa: service, was VJewn ud thh morn ing in the Mississilpi by a torpelo or mine placed there at the beginning rf the war The Meiggs was .blown to .v - lviii. uu. yuM.- ova., e'Mtoterest He left the camp with the Needham of engineer service, Ralph Rogers and Eat Corless were instant- lv killed 5 and D. B. Rederlclf and "FVitz I Koch' v were seriously "wounded. - The I only other one oh the boat Lieutenant imposing with the Third .ana sixth cav. , . Oalry being drawn up in salute. 1 I The wtv of taking up or exploding the mines has been oroceedlrrg-for some time but it was impossible to locate all. S(mje having drifted from their mccr- I ings. The -Meiggs- was engaged in put ting stay on the mines when the ac- tciderf; occurred. 1 BIG BATTLE IN THE SOUDAN Reported LOSS of 2000 0U the Anglo-Egyptian Side , and 8000 Dervishes -. Boiled A LtondoniSept. 4. Shortly before Iriid- hteht a telegram was received jsaying that General Kitchener -had taken En- durman The Anglo-Egyptian forces, the dis- patch said, had lost two thousand kill- ed and wounded and the V Dervishes eight thousand. No further details were- given. Both the war ffloe and the foreign are silent on the "subject. WENT DOWN IN THE AWFUL GALE O U n ii c xi j, u A r-., Schooner Gregory and Crew! Among the Lost off the Coast. Savannah, Sept. 3.-avannah's mail famine 4s, at an end. Much of the long j r'rH p f' A uull"'' a'Mhausted under the very palace win l Af t f ,h - nntioAnr .., tmisrlajia . . Gregory, bound from Philadelphia to J Sayannah, coal laden. , The vessel is a Captain StiUwell and all on board with the exception -of two ' seamen . are thougm to De iosx. r Tampa, Sept., 3. Dr. Glennan, of the marlne hopitai service, came irom i l . . rt no iyellow fever there, though other surgeons have reported ito the con trary, y , ;' " SPECIAIi IN CHINA. .Decorated china teas and: plates, a choice lot; odd patterns; from 20c. to SOc;; ln piain figures. ' Everybody wants ; them . at" the. price. J.. H.i L-aw. 35 Patton avenue. . . ' . 178-2t Winy ah Hotel and Sanitarium Go. N: Mountain-Park. Hotel rates roand trip tickets from all points SUMMER RATES. PRESIDENT at tiorraun Visitei Every Portion of the ; :Btg Long Island Camp, . Inclnding the Hospitals-Praised the Gallant Men in a Srief Speech -Eegnlars to be Returned ' - to Their Posts. Camp Wikoff, Sept " 3. The Ameri can army which marched to" victory in Cuba was visited today by its com mander inJchief. For five hours Presi dent McKinley walked or drove under the boiling sun so as not to leave camp or hospital uvisited. He ievot- ed his time to rvHvfl.tp jn1flip.rs anr -or run . . . . . ., ' . . the hearts of the fierhtiner men bv his iOVe and r.nnfiflpt)( of ftvrv man. The president's train arrived at 8:45, and 'while there was little romn about reception accorded him it looked The president's greening to Roosevelt especially cordial. He visited hheelerls headquarter and then call e&on Shafter, who is still In -his tent. Shafter said he expected iovtake charge at noon tomorrow. The president then made the round of the hospitals, ad- dressing a wordier two to eaqh man, and frequently expresing his sorrow at the wasted appearance of the sufferers. Injthe camps of the well , men the president was accorded a hearty ova tion, and made a speech, in which, be highly praised the gallant men.: 'Before h left the camp in the afternoon Mo liinley gave orders to return to their posts at the earliest opportunifyto all the regulars - whose barracks are east of the Mississippi. M' KIN LEY IN HEW JERSEY. Patterson, N. J , Sept. 3. President McKinley and party arrived here ear ly this evening and to-night he is the glest -fyt l&tcf 'Resident. Hob art. Naui Orally this small city was elated at havinsr such distinguished guests and an enthusiastic reception wa-accord ed them. POOR WELCOME TO TORAL'S MEN Sad Home Coming of the Spanish Soldiers From Santiago. i Madrid,. Sept 3. The manner in which Pain's soldiers from Pantiago were allowed to return to their home3 has arroused indignation in this city nfl :. t. wrnTnent im. and will harm the government im mensely. The returned troops were brought here by train but no official was at the Station to meet them, nor were, ambulances provided to-take the sick to their homes. Som were help- eu y wrapassionaie speciaiora uu. went on foot untU.they sank ex dows. It was the finishing touch to Spanisn curing the Cuban war there were 9.2,0000 rewards bestowed on the army. 'i he time hasjow arrived for punish. and phlllpplieg Dut wnat tne American petopte desire above all Is 1 r r. 11.1.. ... ' . m n Umlbrellas recovered while you wait at J. D. Blanton & Cos shoe- store, v A HappyMle Is always seen onjth face of the person who drinks .cuff soda- ; It is" the excellence of, the ' soda that makes the v smile of course.' -The; drinks r that: give 1 (the broadest smiles are Egg' PhosY phate Ice Cream Soda,, -Orange, j and Xemon Phosphates -And there are others, too -Come-itf and smile. ' timlhmf -Gil 'Cor Patton "Ave and Jlaywood Ct. - - FIRST N. C. corissofi ChangeXin- Mustering Out Orders-Second Regi ment Retained. Also the Third North Carolina ; Will Remain in Service&eorgiar ? and South Carolina Men Remain. v - Washington, Sept. 3.-Adjutant Gen eral Oorbin gave out tonight a full list of the volunteer' organizations ordered to be mustered out land of those to be to oe musterea out tana. 01 those to be red in the service unui -further Among those to be mustered out are the First and Second Alabama, Batter ies A and B, Georgia artillery and the First North Carolina regiment. " . Those to remain in servlcp include the Third Alabama-, First, Second and Third -Georgia, Second- South Carolina, and Second and Third yNqrth , Caro lina. This order countermands' yester day's order as to them ustering out. THE PEACE COMMISSION Will Justice White Serve? The Problem of the Philippines. Washington, Sept. 3. No word has come to the state department to coft-1 firm the reporf that Justice White would decline to serve oh the peace President McKinley i expected back Monday for two weeks of important work before taking" his vacation. Jfe, -- - r will instruct the peace commission and k lm TpodtJm.Mnq wm oe a permanent cessioir-"Oi?Mariia v . ; and a part if not all of Luzon as a ba- - iT. , sis for the consideration of the general ine aata ior tne use or xne com mis- 1 sioners is beings put in' shape by As sistant Secretary of State Moore. Dewey has sent a lengthy report on the Philippines, which is said to con tain a strong argument in favor of the retention of the islands or at " least enough to make ar strong naval sta tion, -' - BETTER REPORT FROM SANTIAGO Death Rate Decreasing Steiamer Leaves for Montauk. Santiago. Sept. 3. The steamer San- The death-rate in the city is decreasing mfLd competition In building -warships there being only 22 deaths yesterday. and equipping- armies. The-czar ad Two weeks ago the mortality was from tion' certaInly trks apprdh 6t a 50 to TO daily. -Fifteen thousand were crlslSf which,must comc when the llm. fed today at pnerai. Wood's, supply jt of endurance has be.m reached. ' depots. It is possible, bui r.ot probable; that v:.v; : .-: - BROOKE STARTS FOR SAN J UAH. Washington Sept. 3. A despatch from Ponce says that General Brooke has left with an escort for San Juan, where he expects to arrive in five" or six days. The transport v Mississippi has sailed for New York with volunteer cavalry and artillery. H - 4 - i - ' . ' - . & We nowr represent one F bf the best Cracker bouses in the United vijif'xJ 4 - I States " , " , X . .. . -r- !- . .; r-? HOteiS, Dooming nOUSeS. and families will find it I to ttheir interest to see, t us before buying.; ' -1 I 6 Court Sq. t; j BISCUITS 1 , Europe XiooTss Ask-V ance at DisarmaTr; men, Proposal. .; - - y- England DecidecL4h Its T)is- ; belief' in'Russia's;. tt ; Good Faith. V : Characteristic Move of a Na tion That is to be an Agressor. I Nicholas' Action Believed to Mark the v Approach of a Crisis in the ; Strained; Situation ot te European Powers-War Preparations Will n not Cease. Paris, Sept. 3. Now thalt astonish- i ment, which was the chief emotion ex-.'i, v. '-.i cited by the. czar's: disarmament prop- ? osltion, has -somewhat subsided, it iaV, nossible to eain some idea of the efTect 141, 1 of nls cIrcular upon European opinion,- 1 - mv, 4 w--! , . . , of joy with which lovers of peacewel- . come utferince have Speared W ' ' -Erusplcl W Motive. and-.o.b--V . . ." .-, . jects ot the proclamation Is rapidly be- , . -; coming' cpneral. , . ..,4 , T ..-:.. i,:t-i?Sii-r.JLl,," j .... u. .-"V-iriK-4;:: , . ... , . i.tf ' This incredulity finds expression chief- , ;' ly In criticism tha the proposal practicable. France is not only'slepj-' ' ticaJ, but.x exasperated and angry that ( , such a radical move should ba mardeT . without even p, preliminary hint to her ." as an allied nation. In lialy even JheT czar is not credited with acting in good ',v;'?. v faith, while the Russians themselves:';?..-; admit that almost universal distrust via l: t; v not unnatural in the light of recent J Russian policy. . . . , . i- .j It has been pointed out in every cap- itol in Eurqpe that almost every great war in this cehturv has besn 'ImniHdl ; ately preceeded .by some pacific declar- v--; ation from some country, which prov. ' ' ethe aggressor. Moreover no coun try has : been so Active lately in increase wf ing her armament and aggression in ' the 3rii may have a peaceful solution. GERMANS LEAVE MANILA. ' -Washington, ; Sept. 3. Dewey" report ed to the navy-department todayf that the situation at Manila was unchanged except that all the German warships except two had left Three Britis'i and two French warships atiHremalri.' During a number V years df lexperl- i ments, which demanded large' outlays j of cash, , we .have been trying to pro- uuw uw irauve j.orva varouna-gems, ; cut and mounted, at a figure to com- - pete with the ordinary imported semi v precious stones. We - have ' Just - sue-, . - v. . V J , ceeded in accomplishing what we con- ' y iaer nx. vW?. task, and we can nojr offer to the pub-.: , aT - 7.-. . . He a beautiful .line of .nattvei North - Carolina gems that are better propor- , tloned W polished than any: w4 have' ever had, at prices about one-lhalf less .; - - r ' . than formerly. It is always our study v and desire to furnish iha public with the class of Jewelry "end sllyer we art known as handling at the very lowest market prices. ; '? - AirrilUlt ' XX." ' KELD, ; v leading Jeweler,;' -.. rf Aiiarllle, N. a -1 4 - ' 5A
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