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A8HBVILEE!i';N TUESDAY MORNING, JDNE 24. 1902
FIVE CENTS PER COPT. v
FOUR DOLLARS A TEAR. . V -;
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OESTREHR
fed;.;
For the benefit of the
Association
Ori'next jjVlonday and ev
$ry Monday , for four,
.eekswe
10 Fcp Cent
of all bur
to the Kindergarten Asso
ciation (who need the
money badly).
I
. To make this fust sale
a big successjwe will of
fer rpecial inducements :
throughout our entire
store; A committee of
es";6l& thAciatiQii
4 willTbe in a1feridanc& :
Ogs
ft
51 Patton Avenue
Carpet
Stretcher That
Will Save Many
A Backache
Is here awaiting
the small sum of
purchasers at
25 Cents.
It has a good long handle; and
you can stretch the carpet right
up to the wall or Into the corners
with it.
Asheville
y Hard ware CO
ON .THB SQUARE.
. s ... )ArA iib ran vuiu njwaac
wnvir Ana . RDuuutuu
' 4. . .am. M
-evidence that We knW how to. make
vlSdT'
careful attention luat w ft out owj
!nd get the beat there to your. W
(Sd.) We charge o ;n haa yon
-pay tosferlor workmen. -
BROCKS KOONCE; .
Studio 67 Soutn Mam
AS eiMPtB AS A B C. v-
novelties, , larger ;thnTTbd
leadere Ss what It. means wr"!
f7T " Mrhia im a'lesson- that nndreas
1n the echool of exoence. , ;J
tu I X.L.'DepartmenrStore
fnone iu. -
-' ' - -. . ,4.4-MMk waII fur
A very nice nm--".--
66
j 9A aa mr monui.., i'"
Charlotte street. Hiram Undsey,-Rne
-200.
FOR
(indemarion:
miafiiSuo
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, " - - - , . . . urniao nentrai avenue. .
- - -, 'i" - i.--s-r.ai 112:50. 8 room house, oenLr
6 room house nn 1 17 room nouse,-ruw.. ---r - . .
7 room house, Atkins St., ; JJ-JJ nou3eraywood6treet,. 25.00.
4 room toW,; -;4S' Toom house, Starnes avenue 15.0a,
room house -Bafley-etreet, ,rtT. SS:0Ovper month,- Before buy-
Al
IS STIUr HELL"
DECLARES MAHON, AND
C ' . icfTES H I STORY FOR
THE PROOF.
H E I
ArnUeajf Civil War Compared
With that in Philippines, in
House Debate. J .
MONEY PAIDBY .WOQD
TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR
Washington, June 23. The houfie met
at- 11 o'clock today ." Some routine bus
iness preceded 4 the resumption of the
debate upon : the . Philippine civil gov
ernment Wll. Bills were passed: v
To authorize .the secretary of (war to
issue duplicates of certificates of dis
charge instead of certified copies as
provided under the present law.
ro autnorize the secretary of the
treasury- to bestow 'medals upon - First
Lieutenant David I.Garver, Second
Lieutenant E. B . . iBerthoff and Surgeoa
S. J. Call, of the revenue cutter ser
vice : , "v -, . " ,
A resolution twas adopted- calling!
upon the secretary of 'war for informa
tion a to any payments mdde by, Governor-General
Wood to P. B. Thurber
and any other pereon-lor corporations
together- with the dates and amounts d
such payments for advocatlng'-reciproc
ity with Cuba, 'i ' " , .
The consideration of the Philippine
civil , government bill iwas . then resumed
and Mr. BeArmond of IMissourl made !
11 , W. W& Ulllrf A-A k I TV LU bull A-Mr A. CCIUAAHA- L i
a general speech in opposition to the
policy of retaining the" islands. He are
pudiated 'utterly' &he charge that te
opposition to. the present Philippfae
of army' omcers. in the Philippinee waa
slandering and assailing the army.
Mr; DeAnondarfefcd with I Mr were more or less; vugntty orutsea. -ntl"Wjiirt5enrorjtlie
terrl-1 Oonductor Cook iwas running the car
tory. OortK of Washiagton on the Pa'1 the time of the mishajK He TOade ev
ilfic had (been a nristake but he points f'ateB"toheck the , speed but the
ed out that'thaf terB"a cmtig-f down grade and the short distance le-
uous to our ; border anff was capable of
furnishing homes fof; iburrown citizens
ni3U entSallbcj
as a stite while thePhhippine Mand
already denlilpptdy; alien
people qouia jieirere iajWRiiw
the-union. The demaora'tic party, he
declared, was not4 opposed, to expansion
frmnJpA. inhon -AVifierican wihcinles . EX'
pension paathe American continent,
north or,outh-he said, was the demo-t
crattc idea of .expansion; mot holding Special to the Gazette,
by subjugation 10,000,000 people 7,000 Raleigh, N. C .June 23. The Ashe-miles-
beyond our (border. ' VAT?- Masonic Bufldtog compamy was
In conclusion, Mr. DeArmond told of 4 incorporated today, with a Capital stock
K1a rvroeonro in TTnvaitlfl. MSLV ZJ . Wn6Il 1
the American flag was lowered and the
flag of ihe Tepublic of iGuba hoisted.
To him, as an American citizen, he
said the sight was inspiring, "far more
fnsniritiB-" He continued, "than if the
American flag had remained 'put in
Cuba and the faith of the American
people violated." !
Mr. Olstead of Pennsylvania, a
member of the insular committee, fol
lowed Mr. DeArmond. He summed up
the situation in these words:
"The bill proposed by . the minority
meatus' a complete renunciatibn Jay the
United States - of the duties and re
sponsibilities which in the providence
of God have been cast upon m . It
means that we shall be degraded and
discTaced in the eyes of all the warld:
Lit means something that the American
people win never wiciatc.
hand; the (bill which we present and
propose ito pass,maintalns the honor
and dignity of ""the American people,
out our awn treaty
' obligations, to maintain peace and good
order in tne rniupyiuca T
instrumental and effective to malntAin
ir Tvrie throughout the world. At the
! same time it enables the Filipinos to
j participate as fully . ash possible, m;the
blessings of our repuDiicau , xwm
government, it gives to them more to-
XnVlanfa rtf action. DlOTe Of Sell-
mvir awi Trrp n L: - uiu xxv v- "
xnn acme-vc . ii w -
. t . - - ler iQ II TriMl LI1CY uc-
passed
it,
mand ana wnem r.
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Bargatns1
- . eTTTwcsrr rnndfl. J. H. Uw, don t
supply, such; -but his pori
delivering, au'we , ., . .
Your
90 Per tent.
" - ,.-o .rvm from derecuye
j- w.- , - ,
I JSSSnS mt caeeB can be. re
lieved .with proper, Glasses.,
tion'free.,; ' - t , y,.
McKeef Optician
64 patton avenue, opposite Postomce
RENT
.' S . . ... nit aa
then, in the lamgtf&re of the; prophet
Lofd and declare h .praise In thft isK
aaids." -. ".j - 1 , - ,
. The. debate on . ithe. bill took ; Ott a
turn of comparison between the -conduct
of the army in thie .lslands an !4be
conduct of the armies jaCihe clrtt. wr.
Grosvendr and Mahim rarived recollec-
tiops Of Granfa orders WsherIdant$To
make the Sheoahdpah j; galley a tarren
waste arresUoaj vijiext uhde( 50
yean; and- broutato--light, ffomT the
"Life and tetter . tonewall : Jack
son.' bv' hi wffp. "tta - that offleer.
black. Qa against the aayu3ing northern ,
larces,; . .
Mahon read from the official report of
the" committee on. the conduct of Coa
fededate prisons, which the committee
declared to be without paraliel In histo
ry and previously inconceivable, xto
show that war even when waged 5y
educated, civilized, Christian' people ?is
"hell." At the night session there was
a further discussion of l$he bill. Pou,
made an anti-trust speech.
STREET CAR ACCIDEHT
YESTERDAY AFTERIIOOII
At 3:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
collision ocQUfred between two Mreet
. xj-, , , . ,j . .
cars on Haywood street at tie intersec-
tkm of Erench Broad avenue. There
were several cars on the line, bbvmd for
HiversidP narir pfli, o-;fc; Aa'
Kiverside park, each car etng loaded
to its utmost capacity. Car No. 9
stopped very suddenly to take on a pas-
eenger. Car No. 7, which vas Closely
tollowing at a good rate - of ' Upeed
bumned -with fJrHfl rZ V
sSn Tl 1 th
standing car. --f
Several passengers were throwtt vio-1
lently against the pavement, -none 4 re -
celving serious Injuries. ' Mrs. S. J.
tShupplng of 199 Park avenW received -
fracture of the thumb -on the' rUrht
f1?? and had her left ear and one limb
badly bruised . Mrs . Shuptog did not
regain entire consciousness until . she
had reached the office of Dr. (jlenn.
who attended to hAr fnihffi
"E"-ytiZ r
. .y. u. .
i Logan was bruised on the head but ifi
y seriously nurt. peverai otners
l uph-
voidable lander the .circumtancesf.
ASIIEVILLE MASONIC
BUIIDIHB COHPAKW-tanrnan- a B
'i , - - 'Chicago:. v .,2 10 6
Incorporated Tuesday In mate of $0lvPlittsl)urf-; 7 8 2
- I DAfAjArt Tift n : 1 J T- T
J dier's Home bies Suddenly.
W. F
Randolph and others
oto lnnAinnrortr0
William Blum, an Inmate of the sol-
diers' , home, was -stricken with appo-
piexy an . ine streer xoaay ana aiea wiin-
out recovering consciousness, tie servea
!in company A, Fifty-second regiment,
North Carolina state troops.
SECOND LIEUTEANCY
TO WILLIAM D PRITCHARD
Special to the Gazette.
Washington, June, ?23. The president
today cent to-the senate the' nomination
of William D. Pritchard as second lieu
tenant cavalry. . This is virtually a
transfer as'Xieut. Pritchard now holds
a lieutenancy in the Porto Rican pro
visional regiment.
Judge Spencer B. Adams of Greens
boro! came to, Washington this morning
on official business and returned
Greensboro tonight.
CLEVELAND HAS GONE
:f:. .'TO BUZZARD'S BAY
Princeton, June 23.' Mr."' Cleveland,
'Willi ilia wiie euu vuiiui-eii icit imo
leruwu iut ir Bummer raiuc" "
Buzzard's Bay. Mr. Cleveland seems
annoyed atr the reports that he fwould
Uuvtjr.'-4ui.v vue- -""""6 -
paign He said he would remain at
Buzzard's Bay untUOetober Here-
IOBea. w-aisciB.rumws uui m
porting the booms of Olney
and La-
mont. -
; : r - NOTICE.
The annual election of eleven (11) di-
Rectors Ibf ttfe Ashevine Board of Trade
will be herd at the office of the Caro
lina Coal and Ice -CO. on Monday, July
8, 1902, between the hours of ,12 and 7
p. m. s
W. F. RANDOLPH, secy.
U5-3t. , T ' Secretary.
Splendid ?mmainili?rtniw to i t the
VanderblltpreserTe-oir. eows. SOcpPer
heedper 4 month, Appm JVrest DearU
ment, BUtmore JSstate, v - tf
One of Our I
, Bakers is baking Cakes ail.
, day. He jusr knowa how to
bake them.
. . Another baker is bakings
, bread a.U night. p ; - ?;
.V; Both of thern kq W ; their-
business... v ? 4-v -
7 W -
HBSTON'S:
IS AFTER
AGAIN
H E
FLAYS " THE "HARMONY
MEETING rtN THE
COMMONER.
jr vieveiana SiaDOea Party
to Prevent Its
Paths of Virtue.
Return to
CLEVELANDISH
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' MEANS PLUTOCRACY
I4ncoln, June 23. Bryan, in the Com
moner, flays the "harmony meeting at
the Tilden club In New York. Ho says
it : was an Novation to Cleveland. He
.declared there can be no harmony be
tween men like him and those who be
lieve m democratic principles. He re-
ferS'to Cleveland's attitude and says he
not oniy aenant tout Insisted that
'rParty BUccess eoUld nly e secured
. by a return his ideas,
I , Bryan asserts that the re-organizers
do not wantharmony, but control and
a return, to the policies and practices
of ClevelahdB second administration,
He reviews this administration and
SflrCd'lha?I33rvda,l2ed the
'?5rt' h.f 'as offended by its efforts to
ref0r3n &we comfort to the enemy.
'He adds: "Virginius kilfe?hfa ..daugta.
jter to save her chasUty. Cleveland
stabbed his party to prevent its return
ftothe paths of virtue."
I He closes by declarinc the flerht is fin
between a democracy that means dem
ocracy, and Clevelandism, which means
plutocracy, ; and says every speech
mode by Cleveland shows the odious
ness of the policies for which he stands.
: -r-r - . - . r
f!f aemocrats nave more to fear
r0111 those' who like HiH Indorse Clevo-
views, but conceal their real Pur-
Lpose m ambiguous lansruaire.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Boston
Boston.. .. .
Philadelphia..
R
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and
a
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11 1
Moran;
Batteries; Pittinger
Jberg and Dobln, .
At J5rooklyn ' -
New: ToilC t; ; : . .
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7
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Batteries: ..Kitson and Ahearh: Tav-
j ,a.vi.cii ic.b- vir 'imams aiiu xviiig; .jjo-
fhehy and Ziiramer..
STATE LEAGUE GAMES
At Greensbbro-4
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eign
Greensboro
f BSTtVlea:
Childs and Collins; Suggs
, At Newbern . R
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j jurham 1
Newbe'm 11 14 1
Batteries: Brucktr ard Curran;. Sy
raonds and Daum. .
At Charlotte R H E
Wilmington 3 8 8
Charlotte .v 15 14 -4
- Batteries: Sweeney and Fisher;
Brandt and Ashenback.
KING AND COURT
RETURN TO LONDON
London, June 23. King Ediward and
Queen Alexandria arrived in London
from Windsor at 12:30 p. m. today.
His majesty appeared to be in his usual
to ! good health.
London, June 23. Witn ithe return' ox
the court to London from Windsor today,-
the festivities of the .coronation
may be said tq have commenced, and
ea.eb; . day u until midnight Saturday
when the last gun of the royal salute
wiI' be fired by the fleet at Spitehead
i . , . ,x ,.f v,
attrac-
Hia nrhh' nmmi to make the week
0
r gpeclal amDassad0rs,
'envoys and princes invited to join in
fetlvitleB become the guests of
tne-img.-J ..Throughotit -the, day num-
- i Mn.nnl),ova hvA them ai-.
riving from the continent. They were
' met at the railroad stations by royal
Pop
1 .
Five room house, modern conven
iences,, furnished, in good location, $30
per month.
Choice "nine rqonj redense on "Mont
ford evenue, furnishdi$85 per month.
'sia: room house, near Arden, furm&hed,
Jfl8 per anontM;
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Eightroom house near Blltmore, fur
nished, fine views, $55 per month.
- Five" room' apartment Spruce street,
furnished, $25 per month.
.Two' large furnished boarding houses
on Sunset drive, furnished, $65 and $75
per. month.
fWUi m UBarbo,
li
Excl&srvegents
BRYAN
CLEVELAND
ffienf
carlages and guards of honor and
were escorted to the official residences
assigned to them. . Consequently plenty
Of entertainment was provided for the
crowds ef sight-seers filling the streets.
A nig throng; took the .opportunity of
greeting ' the king and 1 queen on their
entry into the capital and the semi-state
procession to Buckingham -palace, ac
companied by Prince and Princess
Charles of Denmark, their majesties
reached Paddington at 12:30 p. m.., and
proceeded in semi-state landaus, -drawn
by four horses with postilions, preceded
ty out-riders and attended fey an es
cort of the royal? , dragoon guards,
along the route usually followed by the
late Queen- Victoria. The thorough
fares were thickly lined with people
and. the enthusiasm of the spectators
evidenced their delight at the ocular
jruoi oi ine recovery ox tne Kmg irom
- .M M A M . .mm
his recent indisposition. Vigorous po-t
lice precautions were taken a the rail- j
road station, but the public managed!
to invade the bridges croeshur the :
track and the arrival of the royal'
train -wras greeted with cheers. The
king lost no time to alighting and af-
ter chatting with the railroad officials
entered a carriage. He appeared to be
in his usual health. He walked per -
haps somewhat heavily, but showed
w,c. -m v, ,nv,a-.
fSffiSL J JfStfiSS..-.
palace shortly before 1 o'clock . They
received the same hearty welcome from
tne thousands of people who were con
gregated in the avenues leading to the
royal residence: as greeted them
throughout the entire route from the
station.
PROF. JORDAN DOES UP
PROF. KID McFADDEN
; Liondon,, June. 23. fBen . Jordan of En
gland knocked out Kid McFadden in the
15th round of a bout before the National
Sporting club " tonight. In the welter
weight fight Joe Walcott beat Tommy
-West In the 15th round.
Ten Methodist Converts Killed.
Pekin, June 23. Dr. Wright, the
Methodist missionary at Chentu, tele
graDhs that the chapel there; has been
burned and ten . converts mu!rdered
Minister Conger has';' instructed Dr.
Wrht to secure the safety of the mis
sionaries and has presented the case to
the foreign board, wbch denied "Ur.
Wright's statements ' "
May Hang After 20 Years' Freedom.
Raleigh,. June.,, 23. -Twenty yeari
ago Dan" Oould, a negro, wajentehr
fed to bV ixanted in this st-.a
short while before the day appointed
f or ; the . execution, he broke jail and
made his escape, rpiis was in1882 and
nothing had ever been heard fn?m him
until this week, when a negm sup
posed to be this condemned murieref J
was arrested in Georgetown, 8: C, and
will be brought to Wadesboro. . If this
negro proves to be' Gould then the gov
ernor will only have to fix anothei
date for the execution, 20 years hav
ing intervened.
Cut Glass
ases
There is nothing
which adds more
elegance to the home
than vases orna
mental and useful if
good taste is used in
their selection.
We have a large
number of beautiful
vases in different
sizes and shapes,
and invite your in
spection. Arthur
Leading Jewelers,
Cor. Church St. and Patton Ave.
Ladies
After Shopping
- drop in and get a saucer of
Grape-Nuts . (5c) or. a, glass
' ; of cold anilk and slice of your
' favorite pie, or a mug of our
.. Famous French Drip Coffee,,
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Yunecli Dairy LuticK
V
Coiripny
NEWS OF STRIKES
IN MANY FIELDS
SEVENTH WEEK OF ANTHRACITE
COAL MINERS' STRIKE BEGINS!
VERY QUIETLY.
Cumberland, Md., June 23.--JThere, V.
was a rumor last night that the West
Virginia Central miners would strike -v
today, but the men turned out to work
this morning as usual. About 4,000 "V"
miners are employed along the line of
the West Virginia Central. .
New York Jut, i ri vM'
Jersey Citv. amnmd t a y,,
licemen on guard this morning about
the six mile mills in the Hudson Citv
section of Jersey Citv.
i
Paterson, N. J., June 23. Although
many of the silk mills were open at
ine usuai nour today, it was estimated
; that Jess than one-third of the regular
! her employes reported for work. '
1 JSSILSL? be
ay, but it is not expected any definite
lacti0n e taken until the decision-.
or the bosses as to the holding of a
conference-with the strikers has been
held. Details of infantry and cavalry
were on duty at the mills today. Al.
though there were large crowds In the
vicinity of the mills, there was no dis- -turbance
of any kind in the early part -'
of the day.
Toronto, Ont., June 2J. The street
railway ompany made no attempt to
run its oars this morning. About 1600
militiamen arrived this morning and
are quartered at the armories. After
a prolonged conference between officials ,
of the company and iboard of trade
committee, Manager Keating, of the
street railway company, said: '
'TThere is a possibility of a settle
ment. That is all I can say."
Business Agent MacDonald, for the
men, stated that after a conference of v
twelve hours with the officers of the
company the : question of wages and -recognition
of the union bad been pa
cifically settled. r ,
New York, June 23. In accordance
with the decision of mill owners,
reached., on Friday last, all the silk '
plants in Hudson county, N. J., opened
for business today. At only one mill, -however,
that of JR. & H. Simon,- la
(Continued ? 6n 4th page.) , Ss
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ySAshevilter isfcast fimnfe' W so it la
to "yotn advantage to eecurerlia house
before they are el taken. We offer an
attrajctive cottage 4 freshly painted and
done over. Electric lights through the
j house, o.n Grady, street, canr be bought
01; rentea on reasonaote terme.-
OuseoOjC ,12 rooims-with. large lot on
Montford avenue, all bargain seekers
should ee this plojce. Largi&17 room
house freshly painted and kalsomined
suitable for boarders, rent Very low.
One vacant lot on Haywood -street for
sale 'below value. For particulars call
H. P. Grant & Son,
48 Patton Ave;
Sick, Nervous and Neural
gic Headache
, quickly relieved with Baldwins Head
ache Cure, leaves no bad after effects.
We have sold thousands of bottles of
this excellent remedy in Asheville alone.
Price 25 Cents.
Grant's Pharmacy
Agency for Wood's Seeds.
Clearance
OF UOIES'
Lot I at Si98
Worth $10.00 to $15.00. ,
Iii Homespun,, Serge and
Venetian.
Lot 2 at 87.98
Worth $20.00 to $30.00.
In Homespun, Cheviot and.
Ulotb.
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UpUUIUI Willi III UIV 7Mfw A
Sae
Tailored
Suits.
Monday, 23rd at......oau
These waists are of standard :
make, good style, perfect fit- j
ting. V 'r-
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