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Mrs. Nation Effort to Improve Ven
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- Washington', Feb. 18. Tihe St. Louis
fexposdtiion (bU apaissed the liiausee 191 to
41 . The .result waia reoedvd wiitli ap
iplause. The locsal oo-imniittee fromi St. (Douis,
twiho a-re lyushingi the :Sit. Iiontis expos!-
'tion toill, were in tine gallery in anitic-
ipation of uctWoni xiipon the mil la tn
course of the -day. A delegation rrom
the W. C. T. IT -who are interested in
(having' the Till laanenidedJ so as to pto-
vi'de for the closing of the exiposajuon
on iSundajy, and to (prohibit 'the sal of
iffiquor on the grounds, were in the gal-aT-v
o -watch the figiht. Imraediiately
iaf ter the reading of the journal Mr.
Tlawmey, chairman of Stihe special com
tmdttee on the Ixmisianaj Purdhase ex
iposdition, tmoved the passage under sus
pension of the rules of tine bill appro
priating $5,000,000 for "the exposition .
A. second fwas deiruaMOed ana ciraer-
led. The action allowea irwenty xiim
utes' debate upon a side. Before the
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debate began, (Mr. Uattmier, voouin
Oarolina), sked cMimws consent to
offer the Charleston; fi. J., exposition
(hlB raja5ianv amiendiment, but Mr. liop-
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If we' have it it is tbe best.
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 18. iMrs. Nation
has been in the hand of the courts to-
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day. In the city court" sue was uriu
for destroying property, but decision
was reserved. In tihe district court a
warrant to make iher keep the peace,
sworn out by the onvners of a cold Btor
age plant he tried.' to wreck-yesterday,
was upheld and -the ibonid fixed a.t
wMch! sihe was Tinaible to give and sne
was 'seiHt to jail', one of Her rouowers
would' give bond for her ifor they knew
aha TO.nmld not keeo the peace. She wax.
iprobably remain in jail indefinitely.
Mrs. Nataon liitiradiy crammeu oui
day ifufll of excting episodes. She suc
ceeded in (having the contents of a no-,
toriooie joint smashed, entered a livery
ham rwihere a number of une nar dx
tures bad. 'been stored awiay for safety
raTitf pnrKMshed them, searched a cold
storage plant for whisky addressed a
large mass meeting of men and women
and was arrested four times. .
Topeka. Kan., Feb. 18. The" case
against Mrs. Nation brought by the
proprietor of the Senate saloon, who 2
place she (wrecked about ten days ago,
waB resumed in the city court woua.y.
udge. I "The marshal (will take care of
the windows."
"He jdi"d not do it," snapped Mrs
Nations- , -
"You sit down and tend to your bueiT
ness and . I'll tend to mine," retorted
the marshal as be closed the "window.
Representative Ebbs Makes
an Able argument in Op
position,
crowded. Mrs
Nation's attorney bad; (beideia a great
mmdwr of Jieeal books many quoiations
Mr.., Talwney dilated upon the 'great - Bible.. Mrs. (Nation sat be-
We have just received carload of
COLUMBUS BUfifiY
GO'S VEHICLES
Whto include NEW1 AOT ATTRACT
IVE lines in open aaidi Top Buggies, Car-
ahovershadow4ng importance of the
event wbdcb thia proposed 'exposition
wajHv 'fcA ceebrate. colJed: attention to
the'lfaot 'tilSalt.of alt expoJblon.5jheld in J
Wifis country congress- mad authorized
but tiwo th & "icenteainlal celebration at
tPMlaidelphia and the exposition at
Chicago to commemorate the four
hiundredth anniversary of the discov
ery of America..
OoneTess. said he, had only provided
for its own exhibit at other expositions.
i T!hie imaenitude of the event to, ibe cele-
jbrated at St. Uouds .made it proper that
icongreS'S should authorize it.
Mr. GVCaddox (Georgia), opposed the
ibill. Be said be did not imagine Ma
opposition rwouldi avail.
"It ought not to," cried lMr. Tajwney,
'"in view of the contracit we made at
ttlhe lat session."' .
"I want to talk about other contracts
just as binding," Teplied Mr. Maddox,
twbo proceeded) "o call "that manner
in which lMr. Gannon, chairman of the
appArpriation comonittee, wo fighting
(honest claim. .Moreover, be said,
there were to be no public buildings
authorized by this congress on account
m,f iP txrrrxfth of exoenditures. The
v - o v "
hind Iher attorney and1 spent most of
her time (writing upon a niall IfcaJblet.
The argument wass comflaBOTced -by the
aef eriseIn speaidng1 otf tb flrsfcae
asa'-porailea to Mrs. iNationfs smash
ing, attorney Dumenil aid:
"It lis found dn (the 'Bible In the temi
flnrl, ,b.v MatheW hat CShrist
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 18. Mrs. Nation
was arrested this morning on a peace
warrant worn out bjj the Moser Cold
Storage company and cited to appear
at 1:30- o'clock today. The fallowing
statement twos today given out by Mrs.
Nation
tHeadquanters of the Home Defenders,
February 18. We desire that we may
nave the aid and namle of all mien and
woman of any color or clime, to be wi th
us. Our motive shall be'iNehemiah 4:14,
"And 15 looked and rose up and: said
unto the nobles and to the ruler and
to the rest of the people, be not afaid of
'them.; remember the Lord your God
which Is great and ' terrible and fight
for your brethren, your eons and your
daughters your wives and' bouihes"
which Is down with the supineniess of
hell non-resistance the paralysis Sa
tan is infusing into the deluded eons
and daughter of Gdd in order that he
may sow the tares while they slumber.
We have proved that the command of
Jesus' is the only safe way. "Kesist
the devil and he will flee." Non -resist
and he is bold and defiant.
"The-army of the borne defenders de
clares its intent in (his name. "We are
the fathers and mothers .who, as God's
host, have come to 'the help of the Lord
against the mighty and we are here to
(withstand all the -fiery darts of the
wicked' -with the shield' of tfiaith.. We
demand defense and will (have it. No
whisky, - no "tobacco or profanity ishall
defile our hearthstones. No man or wo
man who uses any of ithese defilements
etoll.hacye or meed; ask to serve us. We
will 'be your fbrother, itb help you to,
cleanse you!self, f romi the filtihiness of,
the fjesh, but ii; oiB'. astat?e.
you clean up. We are going' to place
before the people men and women -who
(must be examples of virtue and!
strength, wiho shall serve us to reward
good and puniiishi evil. 'Happy ts that
WORTHY PRECEDENTS
FOR COURT'S ACTION
Senator Hale Introduces Bilt
For Revival of Grade of
Vice Admiral.
Kesolntion Tendt ring Thanks
to Schley, Sampson and
Men Engaged iu ISaotiago
A SPEECH AGANST
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
"JTF YOU IMPEACH THESE JUDGES
GO TO THE GiRAVES OF RUFFIN,
OVUAiNiLT, HBNlTXQRSOiN AND PEAR
SON AND IMPEAJCIH THEM.
OONiSHDER'ABLE DEBAfTE O N
AiMENDMENT ACPPROPIRIATING
$500,000 FOR PNEUMATIC TUBE
SERVICE.
Washington, Feb. 18. -The Satmpson
ScMey controviisy was brought up in
the senate today. -
Senator Hole, chairman of the sen
ate comtmittee on naval affairs, today
introduced a bill for the revival of the
grade of vice-admiral in the navy and
authorizing the president to appoint
entered the temple and abolished that j people whose God is the Lord,' yea hap
py is that people in such a case . Kan-
rlages, Sumrle and Trspa .
HV will be able to dflaintoy to T wiwrt
thne. and Incite outr wall 1C J
- TrrriTT fITiAS9 $5,000,000 rwbioh congress would give to
In need of anyttilii to HIGH CLASS . . (by ,he
nuisance. ,
He cited the 'New Hampshire law,
twhich says that the private party abat
ing a nuisance 'does not have to do it
in a rraanenr best suited 'to the other
party. "That raiears," he said, "that
the liquor does not bave to oe care
fully poured out. The iNew Hampsnire
BOtu'te says public nuisances may u
abated by the acts of individuals."1
At this point Mrs. Nation left her
seat and opened the window. The cold
wind swept in and blew the papers
about the court room.
"Close the window and open at from
the top," isaid Judge iMcCoble to Mar
shal Ross.
Mrs. Nation took ber seat and Ross
dosed the lower sash and opened the
q oVi . nvfr nation rusnea icauR.
and threw up the lower easn agora.
t" commanded the
WORK.
ASHEVILL&HARDWARE CO
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sag shall be free and we will set her on
a hiU that her light may go to every
dark oorner of the earth. Come with
us an4 we will do ithee good for the
Lori bath spoken goo"! ronceming such
a peple. CARRIE NATION."
LOOK J ;
At the Wardrobes at
MRS. Xil A. JOHNSON,
Purrdttire; Stoves, Etc.
i 43 Patton Ave. .
said, would build fifty necessary public
buildings. -
He was anxious, he .said, to
wfhere the 'Ywatdhdog of the treasury,
Mr. Cannon, stood! upon tbi bill
(Mr. iSiims (Tennessee), who foiiowea
Mr fivfelddox. taunted Mr. Cannon with
flighting bonest claims of a few hun
dred dollars and then remaining quies
cent swhen jsticfh a bill a!s the pending
one was before the Swwise. He declared
that Mr. Cannon, if be could except his
influence, couid defealt ithlsi measure.
IMr. Sim deciarea imax i""
(bill was justinable. He ap-peaaeaw ub
democratic colleagues not do vote
the pending measure. - . .
IMr. Cannon said (he hod consistently
also. He should therefore vote for the
mendine bill
Mr. Moody. (Massachusetts), criti-
,HseA the character .of itbe bill. He
predicted that d)t passage, authorizing
jf.iip. e-srolosition and creating a commit
ftp. wwiild involve the government in
wHrvnial T15W 'beVOndl th'6
-III Vl-A KM- n v Aivwi j.,
$S 000.000. He tlhoUght a simple
in-riation of 55,000,000 should be placed
in the isundry civil Will so tne
government would be absolved from
i(WiHv- The bill was
iiQ.n1ri. mnrvon its possaJge, the rol
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nii ibeine demanded from all sides
1 511 lirnitiTiiEr the issuamce of in
iunctaons against stokers was defeated
Special to the Gazette.
Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 18. Tine house
of represenitatives today passed the im
peachment resolution by a vote- of 62
ayes 'to 33 noes, but it didi not pass
without a strongprotest. Mr. Ebbs tof
Madison, made a ringing: speech
against the measure this morning and
this, added to the other able speeches
'wfaiich " have been made against it,
would have defeated it, 'but that it was
a caucus measure und was persistent
ly urged (from! the beginning (by 'the machine.
The 'Connor resolution was defeated
by a vote of 85 to 12.
Mr. Ebbs, in bis speech salid that
neardy a hundred years ago, dn the case
of Robinson vs. Rarfield, when the leg
islature presumed to touch, private
property the supreme court held that
.such an act remained a dead letter.
The act of 1898 was solely to get
iWbiite out of office.
He was appointed in 1897 for four
years and the couTt decided he was
ntitled to the office for that length of
time. fEhey couldn't abolish hir and
mut seven (men iTn Ihia mlae. I 1st tini that office. The
x-- "w 1 LWU.iaa tvuA"'
If 'these iudees are liable to imMach- .win 4a in itihe initerest of Aidmirals amp.
iment, Ruffin could havei beeni impeach- 1 son and iSchley and intended t aid. w
ed; -; , ; ifiAi'iriTiithe MxsMemi of their promotion
,?C31ij;"lniJs fllssentrhigi opinion, held" I as iwell' as the promotion ;of other Offl-
that if tbere was an appropriation to cers who served with tbem in the &pan-T
pay.fWMte's salary mandamius could I dh war.
issue. "Wlhite's term bad not expired (Senator Hale also introduced the foi-
arid he was not charged with tmofeas- I (Lowing1 .joint resolution of thanks to
ance and therefore the act aptpropria- I Admiral iSampson in accordanice with
ting money for his salary remained in Kthe president's recent recommendation:
"That in 'accordance with the pro-
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idrm, ,rvf fwtlon 1.508 ox 'tne reviweu
ULTIMATUM TO JOINTS.
iWellington, " Kan . , Feb . 18 At a mass
meeiting attended by 1,000 'an ultimatum
giving the jointists until .Friday; next
to remove their goods and fixtures re-,
ceived several hundred signatures.
WARNED TO REMOVE.
Herrington, Kan., Feb. 18. A mass
meetinf of temperance people has
adopted resolutions warning saloon
keepers to remove their fixtures from
town by Tuesday by 2 o'clock or suffer
a raid.
IN KANSAS CITY .
Kansas, City, Mo., Feb. 18. The sec
ond regiment, Carrie INlation Home De
fenders., has been orgranized and the
local jointists given until Friday next
to remove their fixtures and goods from
the city..
ALARMED.
Hu'tchingison Kan., Feb. 18. The
druggists here held a meeting today
and decided not to continue to handle
Intoxicants.
force
The decision was directely based on
that of Abbott vs. Bedding-field .
If you impeach these judges." said
Mr. Ebbs, "go to the graves of Ruffin,
mnmy, Henderson and Pearson and
impeach them
Owens, populist of 'Sampson, said he
could find .no (grounds for i,mTvnih
ment. Petree viewed the matter from
a non-partisan standpoint, and oppos
ed impeachment
Blythe found no iground for the roro-
posea action
Alexander of Rutherford, and Wbite
of Halifax, favored impeachment.
APMiMt-VmwriELDteciTtCMttT
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THE ATTORNEY
GENERALSHIP
ALMOST TOTALLY
DESTROYED
Will Probably be Offered to P S
Knox of Pittsburg.
rwoshimgton, Feb. 10. fP. C. Knox, of
Pittsburg, will probaibly be offered tne
attorney generalship to succeed Griggs
He is now. in California and wm be sum
moned to Washington to confer wtith the
president.
The report is repeated today that ef
fort is being made to effect the trans
fer of Ambassador CShoate to the state
depar-tmieiat if Secretary Hay retires,
as it. is said he may do in order tnat
Whitelow Reid may succeed Choatc.
statutes: the thanks of .the congress
and of the American people are hereby
tendered to Rear Admiral W. T. Samp
son, U. &. iN., commander-in-chief ox
the United States naval forces in the
(Northi Atlantic station during the late
iwar with Spain and tos the officers and
men under Ms command for highly
distinguished conduct to conflict with
the enemy, and carrying, on the block-
OOontinued on the fifth pase.)
SPECIAL JAsRDINIERD SALE.
THIS WEEK 'WE OFFER OUR EN-
TIRE LINE OF JARDINrERES AND
FLOWER POTS AT 66 CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. UttiEKCB JttUsUiLi
BE A RUSH FOR) THESE, BUT TtHB
STOCK IS LARGE. J. H. IiAJW, 3.1
PATTON AVE...
. v . . . i : rii nAK. . A bill twas passed opening
RMK1-R0CK RUUi ;w-.T?
ilUUll i! llUUli. XVVWA. . t . liauuii. v, " . (biwas irt rmanche reservations in Okla-
maTier ui'wi ii'tiw t . .
'control of four Stone Quar-
ies in citv and Buburbs. Are prepared
for burnishing buildiinig atone,". tep
etrvn : heartih stones, curbing, etc.
T. af n.Tiir kimlfl: of building tone. Al-
!so for grading side or yard walks and
texcayating work. x
BURGESS & MOOBE,
ASHEVILLE. N. C.
fehoriA No. 25. IP. O. BOCK ZZZ.
mow upon a footing where it could not
be disreagarded. He Shad opposea iuc
paragraph in the- sundry civa .'pui t.
the Hast session, it nao; joeeu
upon the bill by Senator ; "OooBreii, a.
democrat in the. senate. . tHe had op
posed it with voice and vote, but it bad
Jbecome a law. -St. Louis had complied
-wit.h fits -nart'of 'the ckwitract, anu xne
government -was obligated' to comply 4b
The-retmainder of tne session 'w
spent . lili consideraition, of the Sundry
civil appropriations bUl.
:Z .ivrAsented a table in regard
to appropriations frm'J 1
eluded the appropriauons iwxw ' - ;
720,000,000 as against 657 millions last
congress. . .. .
-fiinvs. he said, need not ause
alarms-but should not 'be increased. -
Grant's No. 24 cures Cold and
Sad HaVC Eoiieut by Fire in Jack Gripoe. 25c. Grant's barmacy.
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son,' Tennessee.
Jackson, Tenn., Feb! 18. This pi
ace. was nearly wiped out by fire to
night. The opera bouse and banks a
nd the finest 'buildings lin the city are
in ruins.
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TEATS OFFICE, . COURT ;BQUAHEj.
Phone 22, , , -
WATSON
Stationery
Regular 25 cent Offering Ck;
Owe special price. , , . . V X UU '
, 5 & 10 Cent Store, 30 Patton Ave
GLASSES
GLASSES.
We fit you' with' the : r -v'
. Right Kind ot Glasses.)
' EXAMINATION- FREBi "
S. L. McCEE,
Glasses to J 54 Patton Avenue.
Jit anyj tye. J Opposite Postoffice
Pureand whole-
some. Children
aU cry for it; On- :
; ly 5 cents a boXi; '
Wood's Onion Sets, Gara-n and Flow
er Seeds at-Grant'a Pharmacy. tf.
THE NEW WATER BOTTLE, AT
LAW'S, 35 PATTON AVE., 19 A
GREAT SUCCESS. IT SEEMS TO BE
JUST TH!3 THING EVERTBODY HAS
W ANTED, AND TtHEY ARE ABOUT
AS CHEAP AS THE OLD KIND. (63
jCENTS.) "
iWILKIE LaBARBE,
RiEAL ESOWTE AGfE3NTSv
23 Patton Avnue, . iSPhone- 661;
For Sale:,
offerimar ifott auick
severa'l pieces of improved and
nintoproved residence property on.
Bailey and Grove stneets. Owner.
f js very anxious to. sell and will'
probably accept ? your ;-offer : if ' a
reasonable one. - -
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' - For Rent:' :
' Sorhiei of the most desirable; res
idences ia'"AsbeviUe,')boxopletely
furnished for 'Immediate occu
pancy.'. A sfewi furnished tuxuses.
THE PRESIDENT OPPOSES
lVON WAtDERSE'S SCHEME
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Chaffee Instructed Not to Participate :m; and Use Influence
' Against Expedition Ainst .Chinesei;
- -rnU iw.wU-t '' "CoiH 1 R The Dresiaent nas aeciuseti iu imuss - -
SSee'iohf Field ishal VonWaldersee In organising r to
gea? fLSmts out of Sbansl province, where Pekin
SSftSUuV. believed' would 4use another crisiiand perhaps fartng
on aeral war. sultfing in fl di3. Mtattn .
!tis to the powers o secure tineir bu. k - y '.tnn ... -
nerai war, rewnw make rppresenra,
- So for the government nas r rrr -tn vn WLdersee's : .
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-'" Zrr,, r'r. t?RR!, aeree with .the 'iUnltod States,; a . -
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ar' v a. ... x.M TM.m .nfiiiiiRbL- nisree with .'tne .unitca
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