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4c 4c 4c 4w ..
ivPilfSiJi
in.almost every ,ramuy.xre-
!'.. . -m . . IK
2- occasions requiring an eneotiye js:
mend Gramf a l" They gently stlm SjU
3 ulate the sluggisHliverY without J
Ksvroa Rvf KiV. ATYiall sciiciaii- coated,- I
pais, 25,cii)ts,;v; 'lSyy
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fla.lail of voir rHrrrtP.- Price-
run 25. to 35 cen'ts per pound.
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S AsheviUe
ITcrtlx Carolina
n p
-s" 4 -v i ' ' w i date as possible.
I J f" Q PIT' QS -I -IU P 1-" '& KiP, to the capital and a.personaf lnter
2 J I Ql 1 1" O "'L.I V W I rV; ylewlththe "postmasierrggneraA 'will
2 - --""r-M 1 t nVornnHsh what'lhe ideslresi."-" .. V
Seeds
I urnip
Woit-AH -Thfee Boit
Rades r Yesteraay sC
Boys -Wild With ; Enthu-
xasm r Over.' the Success -
of -TheiV'Crews:
Yale i ; Odtclassed An Every
Contest of : the
Heryarsity Eight , the Favorite Bat
Defeated byBeven Xengths Ei-.
pert Steering Eequired;
-New: London,: June" 29rHarvard woif
three magnificent
victories . on - the
Thames this af ternoon
In each lu
kahce-lY7 aJe-was ' go signally bea ; en
that ,there "was -no "chance of ;disputet
altbough - in, the .fireshtnen race some
complaint was madej by-Xale om ac
count of Interference during - the last
mile. 1 This woa-jdue ttf a wasfo -from
th steamboat Glen Iafan'd which con
iraryptQ the order pent; by;the goverp
ment officials atYYaslilngton' wa;per
ipitted! to come through the drawbridge
while theracewaa "in "pfgre-a. -The
Tale orew ran- into -i the swellsandal-
Jnaost; wwamped. HarvaTd' eighU was
r6wing In suoh u nraaterly fashion, how
ever, af" this -tage:. of Jth& race that
Tale's defeat was inevitable - -j
All the-races were rowediihis after
noonw The four andifreshmen:event3
were scheduled-; f or ithC , morning, : being
postponed on . account of rough water.
iTheflreti triumph : for ; . Ha,rvard wa
when" their -.four oared crew led; Tale
almost entirely"? from, staff to finish of
the- two mile- course- by six lengths. , . In
nextAevent; the freshmen's race Tviilch
waaalsoUwov ? cnfles v; HaaivTllntehed
two lengtlis'aihead "bf Xale," while the
Harwd univertiUr-eighit iwottn up the
day. with the flncstexhibttlon of all, bv
er the four mile cotirsei't 'Tale rwas prac
ticaMy beaten' after the first mile,, and
as ithe" crews rowed. uowjir the river the
lead of Harvard . graduscny. Increased,
the crew winning pit seven lengths, x It
was-A closer shave for the. vicars at
that, for the overoro.wtding'of the course
by small Jtoats -.made - it necessary for
coxswain of Haxvairtonsteer wildly and
desperately -to "avold coiilteion's which
threatened) him: eversr tard or so In
4 the .flnaf two brundredyards .'he came
so close-to the craft that the tips of
Harvard's- oar almost: clipped .. those.
held " out by1- the cnriotas -rowers, . whb
did not have sense, enough to getouit of
tne way. - " '
In -each race Haxvard'a representa
tives were vin' fcuperb form They
showed evidence of careful training
and - extraordinary ' goodi coacning.
Tale'a" crews were - undoubtedly below
the averager TTve. offlckl tirtie: of the
three events was' as followsif- .j
2 "Four oared; 10 ' minu tes- seconds. ,
.Freshmen's; 0 minutes 33 1-2 seconds
;Warsity;rac,'2aaninutetf 52 1-2 sec
onds. - :r' -?'s . T '
-Harvard; supporters were: Jubilant to
nights- Never has there been such re-
' f Jolcing In the history of the university
x me was a. Dig ravonie. in aine v rsixy
racev.TJieHarvara :menwon cneaviry.
For. winning-me;otr the foiar-oared
cOntesthey doubled thelr"wagers on
the Xreshmen'and poit it up on the var
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t " -THE'UKE CITY P0ST0FFICE4 y, . l
..iFlorenceS, .C June" 29. Congress
man 'Norton, -of, this, district, left; here.
for -Washington :iust night to take'np
theXa1ce-'Citr postofflce: matter with
the postmaster general? - He says' that
he is: very anxious .that the ..office at
Lake-Clty -bereopened at asf -early, a
and he -beliey.es- that a
n a n o d up
--Dnfiitrflir.l7rfl0Ti.l7ufll.ir
X 1 -'iiV ".'t 1 . i V. " ' i ; .-f. ."if . - ' fief-' ' " '
rj: llbUblltU 11WU liivu iPji
Peaches"
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Plums?-
Aptlcpts
: Cherries
a
Pineapples K
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n 7o have the largest variety i
of fruits in the citjand the n
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pulsus.
" CPP. PCSTCFFICS
1 I
HEflRY Bf PUHT'S
: VJiLtr PROBATED
4
Legacies to Friends and Ret
ative8maliM-geAn- 2
nu-tieo.
'New Haven,
ternoon us - tne Aotate- court tile
wilL of .the-Jate - Eesldenty Henrr B. jwiu cau6 some -concern "t&njugh : rev
?Iant, f jthe PlajotSistein,- was. admit ienue circles. "Tft'-iwur-lonlly lioped a
ted. - Ampng the executors fe Vice few day,ago when the elyil rvice T
esdent Erwin-of the Plant, System. der of the presidetrwaWjaaaed tW'a
The wilU , leiavea . epecific legacies large uumtter of pbiittopBvoulc be ex
iimountlnr tU.OOO to severaL friends ' empt from -the much.' vWlsdrexamln
and relatives an some additional oon)eUons- r. A jW.mpleparagTHfh it' the
tingent annukies- The entire estate is latest Jxistruotfon from the scat of
subject to these-legacies. vThe charged ftrmftnt5vfcevA:.
are leftn trust to the, executors whol
areaUo created trustees and the iahst
conUnties during the life of (the widow,
n?r eon, Monon, ana , me testator Kzitime&f-Xfe maeCfuch
grandson? Henry Bradley Plant. The . changes' br. removal or appoialmeut as
trustees are directed, to payr from' iShe. their Judgment the : interesit- bf 4he
Income of the estaite $30,000 per annum 1 public service may . dictate but W
to the widw $30,000 per -annu m to sons ttppoiated-to.sucji office are subject
Morton- and, .$10,000 per ; annum tq to -. examination to be prescribed by
Henry- B. -Pliant The? estate remain-;the secretary of the tTeasury." 5
ing In the hands of the trustees after) ingtructabns apply to all lines of
ithe decease of the .widow, - rionr awT; the service, mclUdmgatorekpersia
grandson te to b held in trust until the ;i and5show that :uotiinwa.
yutuigesv TOira t-wje grannson is zx
years ox age, ana ax tnat time it ts to be
divided among the hereafter born chil
sea. - , ' .
No imaifee of the amount of tha.es-
tate left has yet been given out.
TEXAS GOVERNOR
WW &T0P LYIICHIHCI
Offers Aid
to Punish the
Mob
Harrison.
Austin , Tex., June 29. The govern
orthas received no official information
regarding .the lynching ., of - AHle Will-'
lams, the Jegro accused of crlminaHy'
assaultlngCa white woman in Harrison
county yesterday v The governor stat
ed this evehirig'that be wasr determined
to' put .a "stop to mob violence in Tex
as if such a thing; were possible, and, if
the authorities of ; Harrison call upon
him for assistance in ferreting out- and
prosecuting he members of-the moo
sudh aid -will -be granted.
5k :
DREYFUS STILl IIVIHC.
.Si-'
5fe.fr
al
si Report : of Suicide rStartles.the
, Parisians.- . - -
- Paris, June 29. A"4tory printed Iri
Soir that the government had Informa
tion that-Dreyius had committed sui
cide on fthe fax?' caused - a " sensation
here . r-- T!heJ government issued an em
phatic denial of the- story. The news
reached the palace during a reception
and. caused' much excitement .amoijg
the guests,' but several members of the
cabinet i who"were-present denied It
COLLIER . ' HT HT.da H
EXPECTED-TO DAX
. B?et, Juaier 29. The New Journal cor
orespondentr cables : y Dreyfus .will Arrive
here Friday night.' He -will immediately
be taken tojtihe Rennes if of his courtmar-tial;-
Tii prestderit of the -western' rail
way h"aa been notified to make necssary
arrangements for a. special train jto con
vey the prisoner afe that time." , Mb---
The; goveimm'ent ha : made elabite
public and secret!;, arrangements :f orchis
sai jugnwa,.. Jiie ..wnoie aietrtcttoe
tween Brest and Renues is - under, c?seJflelj the other side with the hope of
suaveHliance of secret agents. - WhJleffloL AlT mr Tn . nnrv
great eihiowiagof military. Is me't
a larg numberof troops are' in readjuess
for. any "emergency jt -;f?
f : r A PLEA. FOR DREYFUS ' X: V
Rennes,"June 29.-Thiei'cathoit;Sh0'e
placarded the: town- wfCh a strong apral
Urgiag,the people to observe Justice fc4
moderation in view of the coming eemrt
martial, lemlnding them that Dreyfus Is
no longer a convict, but an unjudged de
fendant. Z 7- ' -
r: It cures all headaches Baldwin head
ache Cure, 25c. -. Grant's Pharmacy.
TWBIG BARGAINS IN CTjTjrDERT
Fifteen pairs
and -forks, -fuH size" and W .atee&L at
$1.25; regular price. $2.50.?:-
table knives, at.Jt75 set.-! bave pnly
the quanttlty namedIook,at:thenxnow,'l
J. H. Law. 35 Patton avenue. - ;
venue
y--:--yA
IS IYOUOEflD:
That aches, sixty; per 'cent of the'
headaches , arej caused througfi ;
defective eyes.: tittle eyede--;,.fects
grow to .big ones if ihey are.
. not properly and -promptly1 fct
y tended to.-v'-A '"?,"1; 1
t JEixamdnaUon free. C 1
GLASSES
$ TO -FIT
tts - ' r . . .
45 Patton Ave. -J
ETE
WILL :BE SUBJECT ;
: to -Exhr.linATioris
:
unexgectea instructions
ave;ieen Received by j
- Collector Harkiris l-'i
An official. communication Las' fct en
W-k bmee of demity CoilSTsf &
trnal revenue ; i. removed from . he
competitive -classified list, and eoHec-
gained by the recent executive order
Resides the right of -. appointment : b7
, the coMectot, freedom from aistinctly
j competBitive : . exaininatione and-, rthe ;
I nmhnWIHv tViaf t;iA nnptfr" Will Yw
' Hi0i .apiirA nrtir-vn.tTi-
inations. Of course all; this w some
thing but'it le not In accord with the
dreams7and4i4l1WP,P tne average
politician' It Is not. believed, however,
that the special "examinations which all
those who ' secure places, in the service
ill bewmpelled to stand, will be in
kpy sense;jdifficult . A pecia3 agent of
the ; gfiyernment came 4o Aeheville sev
eral wee'agD...n.cojenr?cl with
Collector Harldbs - and i - sane of his"
men on this matter, and. in a general
way the matter of conducting' the ex
aminations was .agreed upon. It te ap
parent' that the agent knew that the
latest instructions were doming. It Was
suggested that the examinations be
raaxle practical, Including arithmetic,
infractions and decimals, penmanship,
ra ep writing, writing ,frOm - plain
y. There wMl be no. examination
spelling, (according to the aprange-
it, but the physical condititm 6hall
ba considered, .and! the. - candidate for
gfftoianent service shall have- at least
mo.ntthW exnerieitcei Five praC-
-estion will be. asked regarding
xftamywiM, 3$ubtTess ftpply-tothe
,rlice ge?ieraHy. . - -
. sara tnat Ht-was witn me aim-
eurafrs thsut the lagent was induced to
$alW the examlnatfon on ewich a prac-
ticfl., -basfs. Be dkl not at first appre-.
clap the peculiar local conditions, -and 4
urther said to r-have remarked that J
WasTungtori ' authorities did not
y appreciate the situation.
THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE.
L liyely Bison8sion Before the Tri
hnnal Yesterday.
Parts, June 29. There was a lively
ddsc4ssion todays during Sir Richard
Webster's speech before the Venezuel
an tribunal in behalf of England . He
Bougfit to place theeotlre documents In
evidence, from ;which he:4sserted that
Venezuela had only quoted! a ' portion
and Which he declared ywild "alter. the
aspect ' of.tKe case .' " Harrtsoii objected
Welter said he would submit to couu-
a ehnge bf mind. In reply to a query
by. Fuller .Webster denied that he wish-'
ed toy accuse Venezuela of . bad faith. . t
cAHnrD0 BiisiiiESsU Ntexas
-' ' ' - ,5- -f if ' '- t ." - :r-"f- .wi
Attorney ! GeneraTs7ieuoii for "-iixr
iclndlnXJer
Austin, Texajl: June 29v-7The Attorney
general, f urhedth,e-goyeroo ftoday
with his' reasons for a recent .rnlingi ex
cluding , f oreiga corporations ..from xSoiaig
business m Texas when-hajtered to an
. 'er a.,r J?. U??l0!?e85LA
' J?" f i&SSiS
U.
4te soj purpose of doing. businesi iu
rtietSi ' - ' , - ''-
-.1 Zyi:
ROQSfeVE' T SAYS M'KINLEY
.': I W6HT T0HAVESUPPI
CIIDDflDT
TV-' " J - . . - " . . "vr- . . : t--.-
suuoEy,v June. :za. jrovernorv-Koose
SWel4 plhsed -through- here today cn
route i hisTfiomie tat Oyster. Bay. - In on
IntervRlw he ' 'said - everybody?' in ' the
west wis for MeKintey .: . He added : "I
am nto-emphatically -for his renOuf in-
- Roosetelf; declared that the prosper-.
ityOf the country under MCKInley sf
adminifiiiratjon,- the results of sthe .war
and the Ifact tihat now every American
portant tf;nominat
mm: AVnMknb1 ?Tltw :
HUMPEIRIES LYNCHERSHELO
Daliafe irTeias," Jun " 29. Theprelim
!naryitriatLTOf: the allegedl lynchers: of. the
Humplrriers'endd-today and, resulted, in
the . 4hotainlg - of., the v ten prisoners, th"
jnforraes Hncludedritliout :,baiL 1 .
ffiay Jthe, prbceedin.gs before' Justice Aver
ett; we'rjcbmparatively tame.--The tes?
umonrmsi 0C aQ-inainereiw auu uiutucieA;
eStfaagr cii
jfer
JOUT- PRICES
-Durlfigf a Imonlh in - New - 'York- while
not buying' liargely iFsecuredl .maoy": good
bargalnstctliefly irk cutlery art goods and
3?pjaveltie4j frh; gcoda Are jail-Attractive
CHARLES F. COLLIER
KILLS: HlfilSELt
former Mayor, pf ; Peters-
: Confederate Congress.
'Petersburg, .' Va.', June 29.-icharif
F.-' Oollier, for five termer mar
Petersburg,! comnaitteci;; euicife. thl
morning by shooting himself through
the bead. -The deed; was done . a. fPw
mTnutes after Mrs. - Gollier left, hsr
husband's Toom.- . OoClier " was born In
Petersburg; ln.1827. In the house . in
which'lie ikilledf i-Tilmselfr He" studied
lawt Jttaryaird college and" then came
to Petersburg : where her, practiced law
for half -a century. s During 'the -war he
was a rnember of the confederate" con
gress. -The imicide wae due to de-
spondency 'and,tBl bealth. " "
TO COHSTBUCT HIGHWAYS
, ItrUHTERIOB OFCUBA
InOrdetto Give. Belief tq Staryinsr
Havana, June 29. General Brooke at
a "conference with Civil .Goveraor Go
mez,' of Santa Clara province, today in
structed him to r;oonstruet. highways
between the interior towns in order to
give relief to starving Cubans in the
fewnB. The wort will give - employ?
ment to 2,000 men. .'-".y. -s '
. In an attempt at Jail delivery at Be
Jucal - four prisoners and one guard
were killed' and six prisoners wO-und&
None of the prisoners escaped
STREAMS Oil RAMPAGE ,
" IN CENTRAL TEXAS
Great Damage -to Railroad and Other
uy" ; Property.
Austin, Tex., June 29. AW the
streams in Central Texas are P.n toe,
rampage. The Ihtejroaaid .'Gre&t
Northern railroad traclct 'submerged
for ten mile.' Tewashouts are nu
merous.1 The bridge of the K. & T.
over the Brassos; river, neur- Smithville,
is washed away. Several Houston and
Texas Central " bridges are r reported
washed away. y . . - x yy
The San Antonio ard. araaaas T;ass
railroad, is a!50" :eav ..sufferers
Thousands; of acre of landskre "flood
ed and damage tto the crops- and. prop
erty aggregate several (hundred thous
alnd dollars. 1 e .. .
THE DISORDER AT BRUSSELS
Biotons Performances in the Chamber
f:- -... Continue. . ;:- .
Ian-Desf-to'QMette;
GBrussete, Jan6 -29. An,; unparalleled
scene was enacted in the chamber of
deputies yesterday. Tne socialist
nersisted In their pbstrucuon tactics
and! attempted to aesaiii- the ms nbers
of the government., several jit U6
occurred, the pantlcipinas rolling on tne
floor in regular rough and - tumble.'. The
premier aa denounced v responsd
ble for tbe suffrage; bill . and. mem eis
ol profected 'Mm;rfromvkflence-.-'by
standing: "'iif fronf of hlmTTfoop fin
ally cleared-- t:chamber,Tne- public
were held protesting against the suf
f rage-bill. Some crowds became q
threatening that the gendarmes . fired a
volley at-them, wounding several.
. The disorderly r scenes in toe chamber,
of i deputies were repeated today. ?Wben
the government (announced thait It would
persist in pushing the suffrage bill the
socialists cried, "The premier will 4e re
sponsible for-the oOTpses that, .will be
made hehcef drtni"; - Theruproar became
great f hat the president was compelled
to 'suspend-: ithe sittings. When the
chamber reassembled one' member com
plained that he had! beenmaltreaifed by,
a geaidarme.'' " An" Indesorlbable ; . scene
then followed. atfcTone socialist member
rushed , toward the minister of war,
shouting: "You wretch!" and tried to
'seize'hImoThe sitting ended amid pan.-demoaitinf.-
The . approaches-4 the pal
ace aire guarded tonight. Gatherlngs on
the -streetare prohibited. In a conflict
between) a party of socialists who are
parading tonight,' and 'gendarmes; one
man was killed and several wounded.
Several other conflicts occurred.,
ABOUT PUTTING UP FRUIT,
c' All Mason's fruit Jars are , not alike.
The best have polished tops and tn dead
ly overblow, (thin glass) in the. bottom
Our Jars are as. cheap as Tethers; see
them before' you buy. J . i H." Law, 35
Patton avenue. - ' 2 "
CAUTION. - . '
"A" talk "on coal at . 34 Pattern avenue
will Bave you "money. "Phone 40. o-- - y-::
ASHEVILLE ICE & COAL CO.
? VERY IMPORTANT:
Toery gentlemiaa wearing1 Tailor-1
made dothest - A - .y '
- For the next-20 days we -will, make .5.
special- reduction ; -on ;au tur summer
suits and pants made to order. It will
sav? "-"ybu fromrJ&.'-to H un a smt.
- . Our J38 Suits reduced; to $30.
"Our $30 -Suits reduced to" $25.
: Our' $25 Suits reduced to $20. . "
' -Ou, $22.50 Suls reduced 6 $19.
f Our $12 Panta reduced to $9.60. t:
iOur $10 Pamte reduced o- $S. C-ZZ-Our
$8 Panta reduced to $5.50. : t
2 Our $7-Panitr rednrcedfto 5.50l-'.
Our $6.50 Pant reduced to $5.'- y '-J
We especially-guarantee i you L every
garmenaperfect flt'-,--.? '- yy-'
:P&ragowTButtding, oq Baywwd; street,
opposite-posrtofflc. - -
IK
Plan to iSecure Enlist
meht for Philip
pines. : ;
Recruiting Stations to be
Established in Country
Towns.
Indications That Regular
Army Is Dpto'lts
Limit.
War Department Anxious to Secnrt
Country Boys for the
: " : Volunteers .
WashIrigto, June 29. Re-turnw re
ceived from recruiting officers through
out the country indicate that th enlist-
. Bueugm ui uitixmy w up .--.to the
limit of 65,000 prescribed by law. ' Com
plete returns .will be received' In Vfew
days. If these show that the regular V '
army is full .the enlistment of - yolun-r
teem for the new regimenita to' be or- '
ganized In the Philippines will- begin
immediately . Officers will be sent ou t -from
the main recruiting stations to es- -tablieh
branches in the country t6wng;
In some (towns' ancL villages men will v ..
be detailed to ride about the street on. ..;
bicycles on which posters calling1 for,;
recruits wUf be attached.- ' Couutry-
boys proved sudh good soldiers that the-
war departmemt i? anxious to secure
them. "
CUBAH MAJOR A THIEF. '
Arrested for Complicity in thej lLiriel
7 "' Hot
Havana, -June 29.-Ad vices received
here from Guanajay say;- that - Major
Joseph Acosta, of the Cuban army,
who was accused of mpllcity in the
recent safe robbery at Muriel" and auc
ceeded ift escaping, the rufal4police was
pursuedtoia small country house which
he reached after dark. On jthe ap
proach of the guards Acota,W"ho was ,
at a well drinking, attempted to reach;
his horse, -but the guardwnred anT
Acosta "dropped on his kneea aud, beg
ged them to spare tils life. , He was
taken to the Guanajay jail andwas
afraid the guards would kill -him on
the way there. On the promise of Tils
life being spared he sajd "the jparl.y
numbered twenty-nine, among; whom,
lie claimed, was Colonel Carlllo iDolz,
v7o was appointed last week chief, ; o
the Guanajay rural police. Aeosta te
ceived $300 as his share. In the Mariet
robbery.
HAVAHA IS HEALTHFUL
'Havana. June' -29.-There is not a sin-
jgle.case of yellow fever or smallpox Ih4
Havana The death rate is decreasing
steadily. v "
SHOT TOE MAYOR.
'v Muskegon, Mlch.1 June , 29. Becaure
Mayor .Balblrnie : wouldjinot appoint Jas.
-W.: Tayer director of poor he sbot.the
mayor;In. the breast today while the lat
ter was standing intfront of his store.
and thenxshot himself and afterward
took oarbolic acid. Balblrnie and Tayer
both died shortly after.
THE RIOTING IN CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, June 29 During the riot
ing today as a result of attempts of the-
strikers. sympathizers"- to .drive non-
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