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VOL. VII NO. 110. ASHEVILLE, N. C WEDNESDAY MOKNING, J ONE 18, 1902 FIVE CENTS PER COPT. FOUB DOLLARS A YEAR. SSSSS" wmmfmBm SMaBMB OESTREICHER 0. Sale ol i mnnnr nnnni lilUnt UHHHL TALK IN SENATE Tailor Made Suits arid Skirts At $5.98 About 50 ladies' tailor made suits, regular prices were from $15 to $22.50 to close out Quick, Monday's price the suit $5.98. At $7.98 Ladies tailor made suits, reg ular prices were from $22.50 to $35 the suit, to craw Monday, price the- suit, $7.98. The skirt or jacket separately would be worth more, to fact double the price of suit. We also call attention to our extend line of silk and wool MORGAN DELIVERS ANOTHER IN STALLMENT OF HISANTI PAN AM A SPEECH. Perkins and Stewart also Talk for Nicaragua Route Gallin ger Against It. UNANIMOUS AGREEMENT FOR PARK BILL SATURDAY SENATE COMMITTEE ON CUBAN RELATIONS FINALLY AGREE TO ACCEPTANCE "OF SPOONER REC IPROCITY BULL. Washington, June 17. Today's ses sion of the house was devotead to fbus- iiness from the comttnittee on Judiciary. ;The most important measure passed was that proposing to amend the bank ruptcy law,, so as to make it more sat isfactory and efficient. The house recessed until 8 d. m. On4 reassembling a number of unimpor tant (bills were taken up and passed, and alt 10:30 the house adjourned. Washington, June 17. Mr. Morgan delivered another installment of his vol uminous speech in favor of the Nicax- agaan canal in the senate today. In his bitter denunciation of the Panama route he referred to it as being- connect ed -with a "glittering fraud." Pert-ins,- Stewart and Gallgper also discussed the isthmian canallll. The first two favored the Nicaraguan route evident that Philip Megarrdea would be removed from the office by the gov ernor lor misfeasance. In attempting to carry out his plan he is alleged to have offered to so arrange matters that ithe $20,000 annual income of the sher iffs office should be divided equally be tween Brown and three county commis sioners iwho were to vote for him, form ing a majority of the board. The evi dence to this effect (was given the grand "jury and County Commissicwier M. W. Nash, and Ed Sweet. Dr. Ames has been four (times mayor of Minneapolis, having i 'been elected thrice as a democrat land again in No vember, 1900, after having (been out of office for some years, as a republican . He Is a veteran of the civil 1 'war In which he served as surgeon and if a G. A. R. i U-$$0 VOTE ON THE PARK BILL SAT WARSHIPS vi.ni s, TO VENEZUELA POLITICAL DISTURBANCE CAUSE HURRIES DESPACH OF CIN CINNATI AND TOPEKA. Insurgents Under Perez Seize a Cattle Trading Steamer at Baraneas. all signs pototed to a time of trouble to them. Bishop ,Wayters . Is (president of the Afro-American counsel. The- meeting was called for the purpose of taking action on the alleged persecution of ne gro residents' of Eldorado and Harris burg, 111., and the lynching of Louis Wright in Missouri last winter. A resolution was adopted and tele phoned to Governor Yates, calling on him to take Immediate steps to protect j the lives and property of the colored people at Eldorado and Harrisburg. Governor Yates, who is m Chicago, said: "The authorities have ibeen or dered to proceed against any persons who may have been guilty of assaults against the colored people of that lo cality, and the law will toe maintain ed." THE KING IS V MUCH IMPROVED EDWARD DROVE OUT TO WIND SOR YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, Z SEEMINGLY WELL. 1 URDAY Special to the Gazette. Washington!, June 17. Senator Bur ton this afternoon asked unanimous consent for consideration of the Appa lachian nark bill at the conclusion of routine business next Saturday. No objection iwas mode and a vote will probably be taken on the bill Saturday, and it can (be confidently predicted that the measure will pass the senate by a large (majority. dress skirts which we have DROUGHT CONDITIONS GENERALLY RELIEVED COPIOUS SHOWERS THROUGH OUT THE STATE LIQUOR ; DEALERS MEETING. Special to the Gazette. Raleigh, June 17. The weather and cmn bulletin issued today says the draught .conditions have ibeen relieved by copious showers over the greater ill O I. inu miuivu -" o pari OI LllC BLfcLLe, "W lUCU 'Y 111 uuuuuwu Ui. onxrnrt ftp.la.riner that the climate . Vl Qtr tof Panama was practically prohibitive - pg this week. oi a cauai liic-i e, un,ou I The Kaieign lictuor aeaiers are could work there and live. Mr. Gai-1 , for (the state convention next linger advocated the Panama route and weel) ibeginning Tuesday. President zoos, occasion w xt7acix , rvrnninpn writes rrom Asneyuie tufctt x n .14 fiono nHftrfiri twitn re.Erara. to me cu- GOVERNMENT TROOPS FIRE ON THE STEAMER THE CAPTAIN KILLED AND ONE PASSENGER WOUNDED THE VESSEL WAS A NORWEGIAN STEAMER Washington, June 17. The warships Cincinnati and Topeka were ordered to day to proceed immediately to La Guavra. Venezuela, (where serious oolit- ijal disturbances are believed to De m progress. Orders were issued after a conference at the white house between the president, Secretaries Hay and Moody. The Cincinnati and the Topeka are at San Juan. If the Warships leave tomorrow they will reach La- Guayra Friday. Progress Toward Complete Re co very Uninterrupted Officii ally Announced he is Better. TEACHERS ELECTED FOB Cin SCHOOLS The school committee yesterday re elected R. J. Tlghe superintendent of the public schools. The former teach ers were re-elected, with the following exceptions: At Orange street Miss Mary E. An derson succeeds Mrs. Farinholt, re signed, in the high school; at Montford Miss Edith Randolph succeeds Miss Grace Scott, first A grade, resigned, and Miss Bessie Reynolds succeeds Miss Randolph in the second grade; at West End Miss Nannie Smith succeeds Miss Guffin, first A grade, resigned. Other changes in the teaching force will be made later. HOPES TO ATTEND THE RACES TOMORROW marked down for this sale. Oestreicher & Co 51 Patton Avenue, mate of Panama. I viq -Qttonrininp.ia will be the largest in the He quoted from sci-; hlsterv, of the association. 1 If we have it, it is the best. -i j Stands For Hardware Whicli if bought will stand lots of from as was nc; abnormal . unheaWhiness to ; toe feared,, ' 1 " Just, before adjournement it was unanimously agreed to take up on Sat urday the Appalachian forest reserve Washington, June 17. The republican imomihors of Jip senate committee on Cuban relations today finally agreea to the acceptance of the Spooner -bill providing for reciprocity with Cuba, and directed that a conference of re publican Senators be called for tomor row night to consider its terms. SENSATIONS III BRIBERY CASE IN MINNEAPOLIS NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN St. Thomas, June 17. Letters receiv ed here from Georgetown, British Guiana, dated June 14th, say that the Norwegian steamer Jotun, a cattle trader plying between Cindad, Bolivar, Venezuela and Cayenne, arrived at Georgetown that morning from) Vene zuela and the chief officer reported that the Venezuelan insurgentg under Gen eral rerez curaimiauaereu uie vessel June 6 at Baraneas. About. 250 revolu tionists embarked on the Jotun and conveyed it to Bolivar. At that place Captain" Meling was allowed to resume fcommand of the vessel. On his return voyage (when passing St. Felix, Vene zuelan government troops fired on the Jotuif from two steamers, killing; Caip tainMeling and wounding a passenger TKaamiuiiez. The government vessels "chased the - Jotun but she escaped. $1,250,000 COTTON MILL AT DURHAM London, June 17. (6:40 p. m.) The , ' king drove out from Windsor Castle in : a closed carriage this afternoon. He . appeared to be in good health. London, June 17. It is officially an nounced that King Edward is much better this morning. The king passed a good night and his progress towards complete recovery is uninterrupted. The precautionary measures ordered by his iphysicans are' due to the necessity for husbanding his strength in view of the fatigues of the . coronation week. Therefore the king will remain at Windsor castle today. He was keenly disappointed at being unable to attend the Ascot Heats race meeting today, which he intended to open with all the state ceremonial of the early days of Queen Victoria. He hopes, however, to be present Thurs day, gold cup day. TO BE ERECTED BY MOSES AND CESAR CONE AND OTHERS. GALLERT-WHITLOCK Today at high noon, B. Whitlock of this city and Miss Fanny Gallert wilt be married in New York city. Nearly L900 ihvitaitions have (been Issued and the marriage will be a notable social event. - STATE CONVENTION SOUTH CAROLINA ' CAMPAIGN BEGINS Hard Wean Our line comprises what is desirable for the home and farm, or wherever the best hardware ie used. Lincoln, Neb., June 17. Interest in tomorrow's republican state convention centers almost wholly in the head of the ticket. The seven prominent candi dates for the governorship who have had their headquarters? established since Saturday (were doing actirve miis sionarv work today among the lew delegates on the ground but so evenly divided is the strength of at least five of them that the best political proph ets confessed their inability to even signify the (possible winner. There was talk during the morning of abolishing the usual custom' of renominating the remaining state officers and Axjng up an fmtirelv neiw slate, but active ei --r oil -li 111 vJ livir? - Minneapolis, Minn., June 17. Sensa-i f0rts in this direction were postponed Asheville Hardware Co. ON THE SQUARE. tions came thick and ifast in the police bribery cases today. When It came time' to open the trial of Christopher Norbeck, detective, for alleged bribery, W.W. Erwin, his attorney, arose and confessed that he did not know the whereabouts of his client. His appoint ment with Norbeck last night was not tmt ,vv the client. He called at the at- - . -. torney's office this morning as naa owu his custom since the trial began. The disappearance of the accused caused erealt excitement and' a Dencn warri will be issued for him. fiino thA conviction of Gordner, spec ioi nffirpr. and the commitment of de- ta,H TTnWev for perjury,. Norbeck voo v.on, vprv desoondent atnd had u.a& uv- - j . , , - a 4-n. nnmmit siilclae. ias tnre.it?iAt;u. .lVi -Knrl for $5,000 was signed by R t xrni Qnr -RrfliTirlio Sodini. Mrs. Nor- beck told a reporter that her husband if TirvmP iwith another man ai o'clock aaet night and she had not seen Si - WHY? pending more light on the gubernato rial auzzle. TWO HEN JUMP INTO A WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS Ottawa. June 17. Two unknown men walked out on the Canadian Pacific railroad above Chaudiere Falls yester dav and lumped into the (boiling cal dron, known as Big Kettle, xney wem down in sight of a' number of people, rviwerless to interfere. Their ac spemefl to ibe deliberately planned. Thoro i nnt thA alisrhtest clue ito the identity of the suicides. BLAND STATUTE UNVEILED; BRYAN AND OTHERS SPEAK Lebanon. June 17. The statue erect ed to the memory of the late Congress- . - A A man Bland -was ' unveiiea roaay. Ad dresses were delivered by Mr. Bryan, Columbia, June 17. The South Caro lina campaign opened today. The rules of the primary require all candidates to canvass the state, going in a "par tv" to each county. This year, because of the great number desirous of serving the people, it was found impossible to let all sDeak on the saime day, so the state is being itoured by two sets of candidates. The party starting from Columbia consists of aspirants for senator, in the place of McLaurin, and for representa tives. The camiaig:n party containing candidates for all state officers made its start today in Sumter. There is more interest in this party than in the other and it centers in the contest for governor. Tillman, now lientenant governor, J. H. Timanerman, J. F. Ausel and D. Clinch Hey ward t are the candidates. SDecial to the Gaxette. Greensboro, June 17. Moses and Cae sar Cone, large mill and real estate owners in the south, announced nere this evening the (purchase of 1600 acres of land adjoining the city, a; boundary on which to . erect a $1.250,000 ; co tton mill f orvthefe clu8tvemakff i ol tolfue This will toe the largest lant of the J . . ii. m.1 -u v.. WVI I Kina on earin. mere mc ov,wv spindles and 3,000 looms, driven by a 3,000 horse power engine. Three thou sand operatives will be employed. I The contract has been let for 15,000,000 of brick and the factory will be ready for operation within twelve months. The Cone brothers are the principal stock-holders . There are others in New York, Baltimore and Boston. HOFFMAN-REYNOLDS ... ..- Edward A. Reynolds and Miss- Hen. r rietta Hoffmaawere married tyesterflay, ' at the First Baptist church. The wed- . dine was a verv ouiet one.. Only a tevr friends, wereVpresenit... Ther bride an groom left lor u-ennessee. - - KILLED WIFE AND SELF Norfolk, Va., June 17. R. S. Harris shot and killed his wife at his home at Lambert's Point this afternoon. He then committed suicide, shooting him self and fallingj dead beside her. It is said he susnected his wife's fidelity tnis afternoon as he, unexpectedly entering the nous, a man who was an intimate acquaintance of his fled through the window . i ii 1 1 ii biiiv . I ii r Aether sensation developed wnean it w T stone a.nd others. The statue became known that Albert A. Aimes, is five feet eleven inches high. It is iftnnaann a tiai iDeeii luuivi i in n.ttit.ufiA off aaaressms ine ueuu hv th erand jury for offering a with the right hand extended and the trnV ! . ... it )!i.f the mayor I lpft restiner on the hip. It stands in Should you have us ao 1Drme . - -"a. Thos. COurt square on a pedestal U,. -wrv and . reputation lVR. Brown, anointed evidence that we know hww to fS!'. vour work 'the same and get the best tfcere Um.) "We charge do more ttao 7 pay totferlor "Wkmen. BROCK & KOONCE . Studio 57 South MaJtt street. 4 . , ai p-ri ff bv ineimgn. one panel is iubwiijcu i waiters ui a- wiuicu puuiuuud huu . R? Br0WJmers hen it became er act of a speech in which Bland op- uttee he haa warned his hearers that At Raleigh county commissioners, wnen it . demonitiaation of silver. I ! Greensboro. . . six feet One panel is inscribed rwith an TO DISCUSS WITH WU OPIUM TRAFFIC IN CHINA Charlotte, N. C, June 17. In response to a telegram from Wu Ting Fang, Rev. Dr. Hampton DuBose, missionary of the Southern Presbyterian church in China, went to Washington today to discuss with him the opium traffic in China and the possibility of devising means to prevent or lessen it. "NEGRO MUST DEPEND ON HIMSELF FOR PROTECTION" Chicaeo. June 17. "The time' has come iwhen the black imam must depnd ! upon himself for proteotiion. 1 do not stand for mobs, but every negro snouia be prepared to protect his home, nis wife and children even to death." This i advice was ariven to a meeting of ne groes last night by Bishop Alexander NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES At Boston R H E Boston 6 12 2 New York 3 12 2 Batteries: Willis and Kittridge; Taylor and Bowerman. AFTERNOON GAMlfiB. Second game R H B Boston ls l u New York 2 Batteries: Pittinger and Blewitt and Bowerman. At Philadelphia R Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn In Gold and Silver Creations Batteries : and Farrell. Iberg and Dooin; Newton STATE LEAGUE GAMES A Wmlnirtnn R H B ! Charlotte -a- 6 2 TX7lTmlncrnn .0 -u ' 2 Batteries: Brandt and Lehman; Krause and Fisher. -A rinrham R II B Newbern 3 4 2 Uurham 0 6 3 Batteries: Brucker and Costello; We have some new ideas of great beau ty, and hope you will be interest ed sufficiently to come in and see them. Whatever you huy here has the stamp of reliability our. reputation stands as guarantee behind each piece we sell. Walters of a colored church in Ohio, j ginianons and Dam ; posed the demonitization of silver. Our automatic blue flame Oil Stove ' hu m.iM vour kitchen comioiwue t j Anminp not aavs. j. . UUIlUg UUC ww o Law. 85 Patton avenue. , The I. X. U. Department Sorc Digger yiuus; . .J - .fMMM leaders w wnai w -r CitArmA k 1XL. ThLe is a. lesson that huntoeM have learned with protra ana P in thft rnaoi of exDeronce.) -. The I X,L. Department Store If you. want a good ho furnhed -with horse and buggy In. West Asheville see Hiram Lindsey,. Your 7U rrcr vixi Of headaches come from! defective -orhichr hi most taaees ci r LOST A. bunch of. keys between post- office and Margo Terrace'. SuitaDie reward if returned to Mrs. Lon Mitch ell, 12. Church street. 110-3t. Penny Photos at the Tent, College St. Delicious Ice cream soda, all flavors. 10c. Grant's Pharmacy. Snlendid mountain pasture in the Vanderbilt preserve for cows. 60c per head per month. Apply Forest WP- menL BUtDaore Estate. fieved with iproper Glasses. tion free. The tician . McKcef ojti w Patton avenue, opporfte Postofflce. iar.ff? RENT . " ,.t,i owmie...'." 15.00. g room house, v,. -- 117 room nous, -t otrppt 25.00. 10 room house, r--", yVMl 17 room house, - , - pew V . " $12.50. ; 15.00. -.10.00. 14.00. 5 room house S.- Main St., .. . 7 room house, Atkins St.,; . 4 room house, Philip street.,. 6 room house, BaUey street, -w-r; ver month? Eight. room-completely;fumlshed ti ousa 35 . 00 P er m ing of renting houses in Asheville; -call on -y , - BRADFORD WAGT1BR, U Pcragon Buflfilnir - HUkJi ttATD AGENTS Phone tit. Investment ! Fpoperty Twelve room tene ment house in respect able neighborhood, pavincf 2o per cent on J price 1 asked, $1000. This price includes t lots adioin- Try Heston S I ing the house. This nrnnosition IS - well worth investigating. Williio & LflOarbD, R H B Greensboro.. .. 0 5 2 TiailMch .. 1 6 1 Batteries: Suggs and Sullivan; Leon ard and Rollins. Second game R H B Greensboro.. .. , 4 4 3 Raleigh 3 8 Batteries: Courneen and MdTeer; Roy and Rill ins. Too Hot to Bake. His baker makes ihe best bfead,.piesnd;Oakes;; Ph6ne-183t Arthur M- Field Cpmpany Leading Jewelers. K Cor. Church St. and Patton Ave. Great! argaiRS Rtal Estate and Rcztlrs Aitt SAW LAFAYETTE WHEN Z HE VISITED UNITED STATES nhicaeo. June 17. Mrs. Julia Ancrum Davidson, a direct descendant of the Washington family, died here today aged .87 years. Mr. Davidson s grand father was Col. William Washington, and an own cousin of George Washing ton -mtsl "oavidson. then a girl or ten, was present at CoL Washington's home, near. r?hnrlPton S. C iwnen xne aiar- quis de Lafayette visited tnere m xs. BILTMORE FREE MASONS : X ELECT NEW OFFICERS At a regular meeting of. 'Biltmore lodge, No. 446, A.. F. and A.-M. last night the following officers were elected forthe ensuing year: : D. G. Matthew son, Wi M; G. W. Reed, S.; W.;Tv F. A. ; M." Hamilton; secretary These offlr cers'twill Installed at the next regu : lar meeting of the. lodge, the first Tues day in. July. ' ft p?r;jri :f;X-7 : i . - House of 12 rooms and large lot, UAntfnM .irniie. Sold oik etBCh tenass as to make it of Interest to bareaia- seekers. Also vacant lot on tiaywoem street for sale fcetow value. For p ticulars call on H. F. GRANT & SON Real Estate Agents. s No. 48 Patton Avenne. 6alen Seed. We can supply all needed seed for replanting. Also Ruta Bafia and Tup- Mfilii,iiip;Sccdi3i . , .-r s Pharmacy Grant
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