' ff51 (t fibril 1 -4 4 :. ( 1 vol. vn Nn. is? ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY. .MORNING JULY 15. 1902 TWELVE PAGES; Cut Price Sale OF High-Class Colored Wash Goods Silk Ginghams, French Zephyrs, WERE 40 and 50c,. REDUCED TO THE CAMPANILE AT VENICE FALLS ONE OF THE. MOST FAMOUS MONUMENTS OF ANTIQUITY V V IN EUROPE IN RUINS. enclosure, the people sit Iwut theny ! iron tables, sip wine, chatter aid listen to. the music. The campanile rose a)bov this merVjr" crowd massiye and bjack, Mgrh into the Iblacker night above the Il luminated plaza.: In the morning the plaza 4s almost reserted; A ifew- sight seers are there feeding the- hundreds of pigeons that flock about the cathe dral or going in or out of the palace, and the cathedral, a few ubiquitous guides are watching for their victims and here and there perhaps a policeman but the plaza. has been ' cleared of its iron tables- and rough wooden Chairs, and there fs a "Sunday, quiet" over ev erything. The "ancient tower therefore Briek, Marble and Bronze ; to terminate its thousand years of ex- I astence. . . - STRIKE SECOND WEEK Fears that Under the Debris of 'S HAS BEGUN AND NO PROBABILITY OF SET TLEMENT IS APPA RENT. Human Bodies May Be Found XOWER CRUMBLED AND FELL WITH A CRASH A POLITICAL COWARD. ST. MARKS AND THE DUCAL PAL ACE UNINJURED FIRST WARN ING CXP THE COMING CATASTRO-. PHE CAME ON SUNDAY. "Venice, Italy., July 14. The. famous Democratic Newspapers Supplied With Misstatements From Greensboro. Robert H. (McNeill, secretary to Sen ator Pritchard, spent; Sunday in Ashe- ville, returning t Marshall yesterday morning. In discussing the report sent to a number of papers Saturday night from Greensboro, to the effect that (Sen ator Pritchard had taken some hand iq The Daily Loss in Chicago to all Concerned Probably Reaches $1,000,000. refused to haul anything from the rail roads. The dealer thereupon shipped the car.around the lake to St. Joseph, Mich., where the .. consignment was transferred, to a boat and reached here this morning. , ? ; ": President Field of the Knickerbocker Ice company, said "today that the ice men were hauling ice everywhere,:. In cluding the railway depots and to cars. This was denied by the strikers.. A driver in a light wagon succeeded in delivering two small packages to the Sante Fe, and so far as could be learn ed,, they -were the only ones delivered during the forenoon to any-depot. Much fruit and vegetables "which ar- LYNCHING INVESTIGATION IS PUT TO AN END, IT IT DERSTOOD, BY JUDGE SHAW. UN-. i riyed yesterday was reshipped last Abrupt Termination of Hearing nighti although it is said .without ade- . , U1 nartS; in iase 01 i-yncners or GIlUs- 1 WHOLESALE HOUSES 5 ARE ALL CLOSED DOWN PRESIDENT- OP THE STRIKING iFREIGHTi,HANDLERS SAYS NE GOTIATIONS MUST NOW BE WITH UNldN OFFICIALS. 25 c fhinaonA Tiilw T'Vi a acvrrmri rafPok Cf .t VvAif X o-, I... . r. 7 T ' ,&vsi.. w j " irii i. II ii wu - i it .--w i vi i-i r v a f j Trtann i iu . j .1! v. wwi.w i .. v""- vvcn me juaiciai convention neia at WUJies- i ,p frpitff handler' trik ibeean to- the camoanile-22 feet hieh- u k r xjtt-. T . rPe ireigiiT . nanaiers strme oegan w - r- w j krvrxir. XXLl . AUHJi.'M dill ScLlLl . J. Liri in UU" . I . ii. j laosed at 10:40 o'clock this momw I oay witn twenty, tnousana men iaie uuu f , OJ C1UV11 IU W I.11CLI, LllCT DLet'LCIIroliL JSC"6 I - . falling backwards with a srreat crash fw. nr.n.GvwvrA t,rvT, snipping at a standstill into the caved nlaza. The rufn r i,4 v i The railroad .warehouses were almost - iuiiic jua a icciivxijiJig icpuuiiuiu, xa txu ; tpiiea up to a nengot oi iw reet ana tne sohitely and entirely omtrue. Senator plaza San Marco and the adjoining Pritchard was, In Vo way. directly or Frenchj Printed, iSilk Dotted and Stripe Mad ras, exclusive designs, were 50c the yard, Now - Qesfreichert Co squares are covered- with . debri and remotely, instrumental to the action of , company --pickets posted to keep the railroad managers and superlnten as quiet as they were yesterday, so far ; as the regular, business was concerned At a distane9,from each warehouse was quale refrigeration. Vegetable and fruit peddlers succeed in gettinsr partial supplies from the depots during the day I nlfi BOVS the pickets and assistance from the. po lice. Tons - of half spoiled stuff was .given to poor people who waited atlPARNELL JAILED one carrying a ibasket or ibag. L LATER RP!17EASI?tV Field, of the Knickerbocker Ice com pany, that ice was going to the freight houses, pickets asserted that not one 1 TWENTY WITNBSSB WERE EXAM- . case oi ice naa passed through their lines this forenoon. President Curran of the freisrht hand lers gave out a statement in which he said: All of the conferences today have failed although we sent committees of their own men to the managers as they had requested. Hereafter the managers kwill have to confer with the officials of kthe union. If they want to waste $100. 000 a day over a question of a hall a cent increase in wages we .will let them try it." Previous to meeting the committees, oust, borne aamage was done to 'tne th iiMiHa.i rwvvzcntmn at w,nHrrn San iSovino'Ixggetta,or vestibule, on nor did he attempt, to annul the unani the east side of the campanile. The mous nomination of Judge Starbuck. ancient cathedral which is in front of Senator Pritchard knew nothing what the campanile and some fifty feet de- ever of convention's actions until inform tached from it, and the ducal palace, by ,me. i am also uthorized to say which adjoins the cathedral, are unin- that there is no man in the state for freight from entering or leaving the sheds. Near the depots were guards of poMce, on duty to protect the men in ; the warehouses and to .quell any dis : turbance which might arise. Gangs of .non-union men brought into the city to take the place of the strikers their cars with scarcely anything to do. President Curran, of the freight! handlers union, appointed a committee to visit the various railroads. But his proposition had reverted to the original one, further than ever away from .the ideas of the managers, -and no hope was jured. Immediately adjoining the cam- whom Senator Pritchard has a higher L lounged about' the warehouses or in panile, is the royal palace 'Occupied toy regard than he has for Judge Starbuck. the king -when he visits Venice. The cor-' He has often expressed himself as anx ner of this building was damaged. iious for his re-nomination, and I know Repairs on the companile were to have thafto be his feeling now." been coiameneed today. It is feared Before assuming his duties at Mar there was loss of life. The ruins are eHaii "M mipU:i attended ith 12th 1u- surrounded by a cordon of troops. The dicial district convention held by the re- 1 expressed that a settlement would be first intimation of danger was the sud publicans last week at Blowing Rock. ; made today, or even this week. The den appearance yesterday of a long g. j. Turner, who has twice represent- j line between the opposing parties was continual crack in the corner of the ed Mitchell county Un the legislature, plainly drawn today, and no move of wall, "facfaur: the clock tower, and the -nr. nominated fnr lude. while M. N. .either side was made to cross it. breakine of two (windows. A concert Tioraha w rons nominated tfor Solicitor. ? Wholesale houses made -practically no which had been arranged to be held , . on the- plaza yesterday evening -was I nnDDCDC UHI f) IID stopped by order of the prefect llUuDuriO nULU Ul , s j i ' - - n imii iiuiiiiii i uniu . ti uybwiinvw iiiiiii dents held a meeting among them selves. They remained of the mind that 17c is a proper compromise between the 17 per cent paid and the 18 cents asked originally by the truckers. This unani mity of opinion among the managers Is taken in explanation . of the failure of the conferences which followed tsssss If we have it, it is the best I Hoosier Grain Drills For the planting of wheat, rye, and other small grain, Is a great labor saver, and will very (materially increase the yield per acre. From an economical stand point it v ' .; j Is a Profitable Investment Asheville Hardware Co. ON THE SQUARE. Asheville, N, C. The , icampanile was on the sights" of Venice. It was a square tower of , torick, unpainted and roughened by age, but beautified at the ibas'e iby a small building of Greek architecture known as the iSan Sovino Loggetta, A winding stairway led to the top. The summit was handsomely crowned by a peaked roof surmounted 'by a colossal statue. From the spacious, windowed room un der this roof all of the wonderful city could be seen at a glance. The cam panile stood opposite the beautiful old cathedral and the (magnificent palace of the ancient doges. It was erected in 888, restored in 1329, provided with a marble top in 1417 and in 1517 was crowned with the figure of an angel nearly 16 feet high. The loggetta or DYNAMITED EXPRESS CAR, AND ROBBED ALL THE PASSENGERS. attempt to- send out freight or- to re ceive tt. These big establishments were ell closed .down., The ' strike ha? cost them, hundreds of thousands ofdollars ldaxd they standr to loi-Sflilllojis (Should "th6 ! condition WHtch prevailed this .morning continue"".' This loss in wages to the striking freight handlers and their sympathizers, the teamsters, to the railroads and other lines of busi ness is roughly estimated to' toe consid erably over $1,000,000 a day. The situa tion is admittedly very grave. Salida, Colo., July 14. The Denver Commission merchants on South and Rio Grande westbound passenger Water street declared the usually ani train No. 315 was held up and robbed mated markets dead. In times of cam toy four masked men at Hill Switch, mercial peace this street, is one of the near Chester, on the western slope of most congested in the commifsion world Marshall pass this morning. The rob- , Today in front of many of the stores .bera dynamited the express oar and ex- ; there was not a. wagon and scarcely a press safes, and then went through all crate, box or barrel of produce. .Some the passenger coaches and robbed ev- i had a few berries brought by boat from erv Dassenerer. most of whom were Michigan and Wisconsin: but these eastern tourists, of all valuables. i were about the only fresh arrivals i It is believed they secured "a large '. Thirty cars of highly perishable stuff vestibule, on the east front of the cam- i xca (m6sils wx wCiC un """" v- - : ji li. . J mi i - f. 1 J I dynamited . ine engineer was ciuiiut;u .into stopping the engine. Several pos eees are in pursuit. I1EGR0 TAXPAYERS FORM ORGAIIIZATIOII New Orleans, La., July 14. An ta iportant movement has been launched among the negroes of Mississippi to in- Wtuce the members of the raoe to pay all taxes legally assessed against them. The movement has its Incijnency, in Marion county, jwhere the N.egro Tax- panile was once a rendezvous Nobilla and afterwards a waiting room for the guards during the sessions of the great council. There were bronze stat ues of Pexo, Appollo, Mercury and Pul lus on the coping of the campanile, its fine bronze doors were much admired The Chicago Grounded. Washington, July 14. Rear Admiral At the top of the tower a Are watch- Crpwninshield has cabled the navy de man, with a telescope, was continually stationed. ' ' In the evening on the plaza of St. Mark most of the people of Venice gather. A Iband of music is stationed in the center of the square and sur rounding it, filling jmost of the paved partment for Christiania, Norway, that the flagship Chicago grounded tout got of with comparatiTely slight injuries. will last a few days longer lay aban doned. Of today's arrival toy rail only three car loads were cared for prompt ly. These were live (poultry, it is said that the humane society would not al low them to perish, and a permit was secured to take them to South Water street. One wholsaler had a car of Georgia peaches on sale. The peaches came in Saturday toy rail, but the teamsters INED AND IT WAS STATED EL.BV- c EN PERSONS WOULD BE IN; DIOTED. Raleigh, N. C, July' 14. Thomas 8. '- Parnell of Salisbury, a barkeeper, wa J ordered to jail without Ibail today on a " charge of complicity in the lynching of the two Gillespie boys some weeks ago. -Twenty witnesses were examined and it "ao,BWieu mat warrants would be is- eueu ior eleven other persons. 1 ATter judge Shaw, who ipresided at the hearing, returned to his hom in Greensboro, he telejrranhed the ahtri at Salisbury to release this prisoner. This ieunderst0od to put an end to the investigation. V OSBORNE IDENTIFIED AS CHAS. F. HIATT- Norfolk, Va., July U. Sh'erlff TTe... of Stillwater Oklahoma, identified to- -day Chas. F. Osborne as Charles F Hiatt, who is charged with the murder r 'S of Tils wife, during the opening of the : wiciuis.ee strip, - matt married In Nor- . folk a Greensboro woman. She was found shot in bed and Hiatt, or Os-'' borne, was tried on the charge of : hav- - us-muraerep-herv He ww ajcaultted payers' association ibeen organized. here again extraded to ' A similar association 4s , to toe putr pn J Oklahoma. .5 c-"fitJa, , foot In other parts of the state. ) W - ..r rfrliA Ian A The leaders of the riemp- movenxent say the object is not .politioal, Jut patriotic as they believe that tine payment, or taxes by the negroes will 'benefit the race and at the same time improve the public schools. Nevertheless, it will add many thousand negro votes to the electorate For Ladies of Social Standing Seven room house near center of towta' In' first class order. Price $25.00.- Nine room house near public square, : newly 'painted and put in first cladi condition. Price $35.00. Large boarding house on paved street near two car lines, rent - $50.00., . Six room house on Vance street, rent ' $20.00. ' . , Four room house, on Broad street;' rent $8.00, including water rent. Also furnished houses in Asheville 4 and on' Vernon hill. For full particu lars apply to H. F. Grant Se Son, -48 Patton Ave. ! There is nothing which adds to :he personal - appearance quite so nuch as 1 - Your 90 Per. Cent Y E S rvf headaches come from defective, eyes, which, in most oases can be re lieved with proper Glasses. Examina tion free. - GENERAL CHAFFEE RELIEVED OF , COMMAND IN THE PHILIPPINES Washington. Jul v 14. General Chaf-jor-General Gorge W. Davis will re- fee has toeen relieved of the command JVS0 S luxsuiu ui me ujvisiuxi jl uie rumpvuies, in the Philippines and ordered to thegeptember 3Q 19Q2 Qn helng reiieved command of the department of the east, General Chaffee will, with his author- by an order issued today bv Secretary ized aids, repair to Governor's Island, Root. "The order is as follows: N. Y., and assume command of the de- "By directions of the president, Ma- ipartment of the east." If you imean business we'll send a man to your home and photograph your children, if not satisfactory. It costs you nothing. ' BROCK & KOONCE PHOTOGRAPHERS, Studio 59 s; Mala St. 4 Asheville, N. C The I. X. L. Department 3tore AS SIMPLE AS ABC. ' Bigger values,-. loweV r prices, :, nerwer I novelties, larger varieties, stronger i leaders is what it means to buy of The I X L . This Is a lesson that hundreds have learned with profits and pleasure In the school of experience,- J -1 - I. d McCIoakey , Real Estate Broker, " Room 9 " :; Paragon , Bui Jding Improved and , unimproved ' property tor sale. Furnished and-unfurnished houses 'for rent:, 'sv ; RENTING DEPARTMENT. K - - I have a. competent man -who gives his attention; exclusively to the Rejiting i I have for" rent the B1X.TMORE COT TAGES, la the village of Biltanore, and thevs furnished -ihonses on VERNON HIIjL,Blltmore Estate, Victoria; 1 Plans of these houses can be ceea in TJie tician McKee, oji 64 Patton avenue, opposite Potmc If YouVe Building ; ybu should get the !best of ma terial throughout its cheapest In i the end. -" ' FIRST WOHRH NOTARY ' PUBLIC IN VIRGINIA Norfolk,' July 14. Miss Mary Bar- beer, a stenographer, qualified today as notary public. She is the first wonaa notary in Virginia, qualifying under thef new constitution, which permits women notaries. . - If you are thinking of (buying' a din ner set, whether in china or porcelain, ta mrhar tVi otp s ia a n AoanrlimAnt - to Your Mantels :T J--H- .35 patton The Lowest ; price, consistent with the high- , est quality drugs is always at affiin's drug store. We do not handle inferior goods of jany kind. Inferior drugs are .expensive as a gift. We buy the ibest only. Pafflins Drug Store Cor! Patton Ave. and Church St Propsr Jewelry If you make your selection of Ring, Brooch, Lorgnette, Pin, or . Hair Ornament from our stock it will toe the latest production in stylish jewelry and of genuine worth. Arthur M. Field Company Leading Jewelers Cor. Church St. and Patton Ave. Turnip Seed Fresh supply of Wood's Turnip and ' Ruta Baga Seeds for table, stock and - salad. ' v Headaches Sick, nervous and neuralgic headache quickly relieved with Baldwin's . Head ache Cure, 25c bottle. Grant's Pharmacy Agency for Wood's Seeds. ' JULY Clearance Sale Beginning July 1st we offer . every-, thing in our "Ladles' Department? at a liberal discount. It is our desire to carry as little stock as possible from season to season. To accomplish, this we make the following price concee- slons: OFF all waists. this season's OFF Muslin Underwear i Shouid V be ' caret ully 1 selected. We: 'makei a Bpecialty of cabinet mantels and have a large num ber ail - Beit1- up to - eelecft trom, xnade of, the best quartered oak, ihand-carved! and nicely; polished; plate-: ' glass sndrrors.V different glzes farnd; styles, of, !grates-eev-' ' eral shades ana , shapes of . tUe ' r alt of the Ibest materials ' WA.can save you money, -v k I lor Sunday I v . - 11 South Counts Square. y "We will want some nice . To get good cakes we always -:lr:::.QOJTO IHBSTONl'S. 28 So. Llain. Pine Lofs On Charlotte Street ! Fob Sale. Beautiful Suburban House n! 'With 60 rrAcres: Water? 18" South Main Street. ; p Worry It's on the square next to Gazette. Don't In Hot Weather 'If you are going on a picnic call-in at the Tuneda" Dairy Lunch and let us put up1 your lunch. - It is inexpensive- and' saves time and trou ble. All kinds ' of sandwiches and ; pastries.-5 cents. . : i Yuneda, Dairy Lurick Tamous "French Drip Coffee, 6c ( -5. MISS CRUISE. : McuigndHairdrcssing ; Parlor : Rboin 17 Paragon V; Building, Phone 425; H - OFF Walking Skirts 1-J OFF Dress Skiits 1-0 OFF Tailored Suits ONE LOT of Waijls ... 69c ONE LOf of Suits. .4.98 ONE LOT of Suib.S7.98 7b bo Merchant Tailoring. Phone 73. ' 11 Patten At3. ' i - v. j. -

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