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Extreme Cold Weather Re
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Dynatoite Stored gr Use-jin tBapid Transit Tjmni;F(et Street andfPIATeiiaes
zA r &Tf5S)i Blew Up, Eritailing Loss of 01.OOO,qOi.Iist of Iiunred
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May Beaeh Thousands.
! know that the Amen;an
lady, Corset is absolutely' 5
the only corset for ,t fit-; 5
style, ? , elegant straigHt !
I fronts und superior finish. 5
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New Styles for
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We Are Agents For
'The
Eagle Brand
' torlc "Jail. 2Tf.--A quantity oi 47- j
Immediately, tec tbe accident ,tne i Jtrrery prirate noose in tn&teienfior
su&rCOntractor lor ihe tunnel, Major . hood Xelt the shock. Ii&mp posts were
6haler, .and several ot his suherdioites kjtmikga down, pedestrians'' were -cut bj
prere arrested;" f, v. - f ? ifaUhsrM glass imd cahmen and cab
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naro- fy structure
aME cuts 'L.ri.U'i.T?. U-vniiA i-unA
usedwxwOTtriactors. on the rapid tra&f ,
sit . tunnel, exploded today. .
Reports received t'tbhisht' from th
explosion cho-r that five men were bill-
ecl. andJbLunjdrjgds were.injured Be
sides thV' app'aRfngr iisl of 13.1 faijured
whose name hebe reposed to jthe
poiceiMihe)p "WereSreds, tor- more
whom hntjiSwJsixt Jby , ffa'gmeiits,
Of' faJUns;'ovdtU;Vouiida
dressed at drug stores 'end went to tlieir
nimes xne exact Dumper nuri -wii
hOTwere thrn.J.eigrQund .-The
uxiuray, n.w noiei sunerea most ox an
thejsieighhoring' ibuildings. Through the
Windows huge Dieces of 'timber known
is f Codling' beams were; . sent ; as U
Ithey-ir arrows. . 4
lM0cki6f Fortieth street were hurt
One jcoan,-Hamilton JotteB was blown
nearly 850, feet, tent,Wts n.tlll ta
badly cut ajad ihrulsed.
. ftTftnlr BirMnR werA n.nf Kir fl trine
ever be known'. ? I brjoken, m were Hhose In the Grand
homed After their 'wounds had been
rhood,' were Manhattan) lEye and Ear hospital and dressed bjr ambulance surgeons.
v. TJie Amount; etf explosive exploded is
variously stated (by officials that are inr
vestigatingi the matter . Some place it
!a4.50 .pounds of nitro glycerine, While
Htcpntended; on, ibehalf ofv.the .cpn?
; traepdr that'4here was no more explos
ive allowed at the piace of exploeioh
than allowed by law62.poumdsv
H OWTe Ihock of the explosion' was heard
m all the large ibuWdings in the neign
(bwhood. Atl the windows im' the sohth
side of the Grand Central station wjere
jgUss.ut mere able i to go to , their
Wjreckedr some:;60 badlytttl to necessiW I thei Hospital. for Ruptured and" Crip-:' It ha$ heen . definitely learned tha
'SHALL THEY GO NOW?"
- - ASKS MR. FORAKER
SENATOR DUBOUSE'S WRAJTHT
talk: aboxtt. gen. jwheaton
FAVORABLE REPORT ON PHIL
IPPINE INVESTIGATION.
Washington, Jan. 27. Soon after the
HAT- T vwl era
tat6 theirvttthg. The property loss pled, Children, all of (which are aaear the f the explosion! was caused toy ,the acci-t , 1.. 5,. fH;TnTnlttl-
is estimated at a million dollars., i t J plaee; where the dynamite, (was stored dental upsetting of a 'lamp. Tchalrman of the Philippines commiuee,
izing that committee to make an inves-
tigatioih, of the Philippine question and
for that purpose to sit during the ses-;
eions of the senate. The resolution was
referred to the committee of the contin
gent expenses.
'Tu introducing a resolution providing
for the appolntmeni of a cpntmfssioii of
experts to ascertaih the cost of an Sth
Voiced By Senator Money in
Philippine Tariff
Discussion
Let Them Go to the Devil,'
Says the Senator of to
Bilipihos. Ii
and South. . -
Fierce Snow 8 lOTm in Vest
Virginia- --Sixteen Below
Zetoiutowa, :
BllTtER TALKS-OE
afBf HAT E BOIID SUIT
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SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS MEET
. TO FURTHER CONSIDER
; CRUM PACKER BILL V
Special to the Gazette; v ;
; I VSTashington, Jan. 'S7.iMkj0r Moody
today Introduced Solicitor Ferguson of
I waynesvflie to tne president,.
i SenatorButier today dendediithat h,e held
any of the bonds Involved in the, suit
of South Dakota against North Car
J! oltoa, ibut admitted that, he and Ex-
! Governor Ruesell had been employed
as counsel for the state of South Da-
6 Hlf 11Aat Sfkota. In an interview he declared that
1 lYlUSiin UnUCTWCar pno honest man could oppose the pay-
2 i meat to the bond holders of tbe'fufl
amount 4hey had advanced f 6 bulldl the
North Carolina railroad.
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Ocstreicher Co i
51 Patton Avenue.
i Z 'icoilectors -f'J-'Ihefeon
business , jwith the commissioner
8
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i of internal revehue.; '
Another meeting', oi cue souuiem re
publicaxis ;JbeldLi.tonig'ht to consider
the Crumpacker;bili; as' before stated.
The southern republican representa
ttvee f avor" . measure to: -compel elec
tion officers to properly execute the
state. lawss..,
BOLD
THAN
ROBBERY
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
V Y
Branchvnie, S. C, Jan. B.- wftll lJl?
m Charleston on the Southern; railway tomght neas here They made a
nm thA AnnT- m t ir, th.m . some later time ne wouki aaaress ine
ontfA iroao nirtari -fcrnn-jH,- or-oa vivi i ' iai&iii senate upon the subject.
(waiting
Mr. Duboise (Idaho) directing attea-
Ahmi Cm hnnJr ahrvo nrp fir V t,AuU ln tO an ASSOCiatea TeS6 report iruui
. " ."- vivAimBii ci uvmuw vc vo.a i ., - rrm rt-l4.
. " w DUUXCTU I- . . 1' T. Onk..nA
r rr"Tr: T, w" -V "u1uvvmcu. xUCiC rt1h .at Boston and that the
opinion was prevalent in. the Philippihes
that men were sent to prison In Manila
.Is no - clue ta the Identity of the robberis..
PRESIDEIIT'S BEGISI0I1
nriseiiiiHVFOi
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If we have it, it is the BEST.
Long After the Price is
Forgotten the
Quality of a
Columbus
, Buggy
remains.
Buggy is undoubtedly the
king of buggies.
Asheville Hardware J
& & Company e &
ON" THE! SQUARE.
Book
and . 1
liadies9 Desks
ftoln at a
bargain at
Mrs; L. A JOHNSON'S
1 43 PATTON AVE.
p . f e.
SCHLEY-COHCLUDES
' 5 HIS CHICAGO VISIT
Chicago. Jan 27. Admiral Sehltey's
first cublie function today was a visit
to the W. S. Schley school'. The ad
miral entered the school through two
lines of boys, holding palms over , his
head- He was greeted by. the children,
who sang "See the Conquering Hero
Comes." After being introduced, ne
made a short BDeech in which he said
that honor and honesty are the hand
maids of valor. He said, too, that ne
was very giaa to have the school ,named
after him A small boy piped up, i
am triad they named it after - you,
whereupon there were shouts of laugh
ter and general applause. The 900 enn
dren in attendance marched by the
admiralj who shook hands with every
rm of them.
At 11 a. m. he was presented witn
resolutions of esteem and approbation
toy a committee of twenty-two, reprer
senting1 the German eocieues oi vai
cago ' . . " ...
Ai noon he tooK luncneon wim mr.
Munger and at a p. m. met members tf
the Maryland society of Chicago, at the
reception in the Palmer house. . .
Schley's visit to the city was con?
MWaiA tmiiB-ht -fcsf fli Ibamaaet tendered
by the officers of the naval fbattalllon of
the Illinois natiohal guartb . ; After he
n.miot Viptp wias a review of the "nat
val battaUotf afthe armory.- This afr
terhoon the admiral held apurowo ,.w
ninr n the auditorium The ad?
xnlrars wife win leave for, Iiouisylll
tomorrow morolng. ?
IffffDERED - BY FEBRUARY. 10
ROSSEVELT CAREFULLY
CONSIDERING MATTER
Washington, Jan. 27. The president's
decision will be. rendered by February
10. He has read the appeal and will
give it out to the public Wednesday.
An "official copy of the appeal has been
sent to Lemley for comment, and the
answer of that officer will be soon plac
ed in the president's hands.
QUcSTID
POPE'S HEALTH EXCELLENT
HIS PHYSICIAN DECLARES
Newt York, Jan.27. fiignor Lapponi,
the pope's physician, lit view of the
constant reports of the pope's ill health,
said to a Borne correspondent of the
Journal and American:
"The pope ie in excellent health, both
mental and physical, and is looking
FREEZING TEMPERATURE :
AT GALVESTON, TEX,
FREEZING IN GEORGIA, BIG DROP
IN KENTUCKY, BITING BLASTS
IN CHICAGO TRAFFIC GREAT
LY IMPEDED.
Chicago, Jan. 27. Chicago is strug
gling under the biting blasts" of a cold ,
Wave that arrived here last night, the
offshoot of the bi- blizzard that has
oeen raging in the northwest. In the
last twenty-four hours the temperature
has fallen 44 degrees, having touched 8
degrees below zero at daylight. As the .
day advanced the mercury rose slight
ly in the thermometer and at !& o'clock
was 6 degrees below zero. Prof. Cox, .
of the weather, bureau, predicts that
nightf air will send the temperature
back to 10, below.
All the northwest Is suffering from
the extreme cold weather, which; cov-
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fpr saying :les& t think, said Mrr Du
O-espawrn,
marifi Oen. Wheatatt and those officers
;vvasnmgton, Jan. z7.-rne question tne 6enaite for its action or stand re-
as to who is entitled to the credit of carding the Philippines.
rescuing Naval Lieutenant Gilmore and I "I' don't tenow who Gen. Wheaton is,
wf. but he probably is some charity ap-
I pointed to West Point by a senator
pimos is playing, an important part in -nsntAtvft d since supoorted
the consideration of candidates tfor pro- J (by the government. Such remarks as
motion to the brigadier generalship he Is quoted as having made are, how-
Praident Roosavi.t . believi Gantain I ever, outrageous and indecent.
Howze. who commanded the Dart of the ! Mr. Lodge (Mass.) suggested thait it
expedition which . reached Gillmore J would be wise to ascertain (before Gen-
gnouia receive tne rewara. r netwis jl i -i - '
Captaih Hare in command of another er he actually made the statements
part of the expedition say he deserves attributed-to nun. ienerai i wneaton.
nmmnftrm mnr-o rf,ar. PToiw. f?fnator I he Sam, was an oncer 01 auuuy "
Bailey is bade of the Hare movement, character, and no hasty action ought
Tbtw tfif tAr an Interview wfth Secre- I to be taken im sucn a case.
t- "RAot on tTna mthM iheeame some- Mr. Teller I don't think there s any
what. angry. He said there was more doubt that Gen. Wheaton said what m
nIUtna tn ia r, r-m-rr than oil thO nilT- I IV uuu.
Vvwa v v..- I T. m . Vv o
deal of douDt 01 it.''
1 iPnllco nAtltinnitl 9 cal1 Riirb
Raleigh's Burglars. fiituation as had arisen was
Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 27. About 5:30 the ibiesslngs growing out
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Sunday morning Charles Parker, who of the COinjftions in the Philippines,
lives outeide the city boundary, was I . TindlorTc. he asserted, was to be
forward joyfully to the fetes which will J awakened by a burglar in his room. He piac Up0n the mouth of every man,
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ncate. unese xetes waica ucsiu, -"ipistoi to ms iace anu mieaioucu j criticism of the administration s jfnu-
last ?of March will continue one year jith death. The burglar was a white
in order that pilgrims4 from all parts or I man, apparantly about 25 years of age
the world may attend. As an instance ige escaped.
of the pope's clear memory, at a recent
vrpntlnn for the Roman 'aristocracy
the pope observed Marqute tartriinf and I CZi JJ ' '
" 'I remember,,. you weu, marquis.
We met the first time at Ostead station
fifty years ago, .You were with your
OContinued on the fifth page ..
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Special
Measure
Value Makes the Bargain
We offet the ind.ucement, bat nwpt
without teTlUoe,, y j . V'":
The I. X.L: acpartmanf Store
Phone 107; r 22 Patton Ave,- ,
EXPEGTED TES I tnUAI
4 'Jbondon, jan.- z-a.'-aespa.wi
TWi-Tlr!' "fttane and lier I 6even room, house to popular resl-
! cohiTIon."me; Ts&ka, has heen paid Idence section, s completely i furnished.
to "tne crigajias .aa .wxat-ijut? iraxKm otvi,
arp expected to be released today. I month Just to aflaka It tent lmmeatate-1
Hnlnmon'a reDUtanom xor WiBaonr i . . . n.nnn
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J. H. liAIW; .
"craTNlA AND GLASS, r"
' Cutlery "and Silver,
J 35-37 Patton fcvenue; .
Made toOrdet
GLASSES
"o,i ia. 'vvf Ostrich' Feathers;! Desirable 7 room house onr Montford
ipnees - very ww, mu- vvitu uuui.f i ayeuue. u i -t
buy .gooa jeauierii. y?ry vfiv, v" i Desirable home witn loveiy. grouuuj
Thursday, Jan. SO. -Mrs. .LonjMitehelL t;nA k ,irnased. horses and Ve-
AUV. 'TAW irT W : yyp- r w - ;
29d-4t.
hides Included., $375 par month.
64 iWton iiv
In pther -words
'We make glasses
: tofltvou.'
I -tlons free, f
;:' Oppv flPostoffloe
mk t - f - r - Iliroad avenue, oomvieujijf. wmiubocu,
Biltmore Hrewood. w Phone' 7W. - Ijx -month. , , ,
The f hotographerg. Ijadey Mc garland, , tf completely furnished, modem
conyeidencee, $35, . or unfurnished 318
TlRin IsrtX - niUllLV- .U nnflain oak grove,
I i II I ' I tllllllLU :rr.- fi, blocks from
s W ' - T natural t:-
the eqnare,3wu.
Todky We received a
fresh shiprhentpf ? ,
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nuvie
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Old , Fashioned : Molasses
: '7 Candy, . c '
As ever-unexcelled'1 10c
per month.
Further information cheerfully given.
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Wiildc & LaBarbe,
j II 'dLwiowyii HEST0N S :
Phone 719, poorri 3Iiiteary Bldg., VJfxJi- L 4 ' -'i;
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Real Estate and
Renting. Agents,
23 Patton Ave
Time
Correctly
if yon carry a
"Waltham
Elgin or
Ducbar-
New Wash Goods,
Silks, Ginghams,
Madras,
Etc.
All money savers.
Quality the highest.
Prices Low.
umners
New Flowers aud Ribbons in
Millinery Department. ; : .
Napkins and Towels jngt in-
Linen Dtpartment.
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flu
5 s'f
HI!
5 i t
Hampden
watch. No better watches
inide.
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Arthur M Field
Company
Leading Jewelers, - 7
Cor. Church St . . and Patton
. Ave. -"
Kimball Pianos
Arc Life Long Friends.
Dunham, Stone & Go.
43 Patton Ave.
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Grant's Mo. 24
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Cures Gold and La Grippe
iqulckly; controls chills, fever "vh
I A Mill.
Grant's Pharmacy
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