f 1 " VOL. Vn N0.251- A8HEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1902. FIVE CENTS PER COPT. FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR. 1 . 1 MM - : - J C Special Sale Fancy Baskets At Half Price China Department Down Stairs. Two Dinner Sets Of Fine Decorated China You can buy them any where in town for $25.00 or $30.00. Ours are broken 2 pieces gone from each set. Come and see them.. Only 100 pieces in each At $14.98 Per Set. , The pieces broken you won't miss. The pripe of the goods is enough to in terest you. AT SUMNER'S FOR THAT BALD SPOT The time to check baldness is when it first begins to make its unwelcome appearance. The thing to check it with is Pfaff lin's Quinine Hair Tonic, is a natural scalp food. It not onl stops the hair from coming out, it makes new hair grow. Try it its only 50 cents per bottle. Pfafflin's Drug Store Patton avenue and Church street. If we have it, it Is the Best. Only Twenty-Two Days Till C hristmas Not a long time between Thanksgiving and Christmas' the one great gift-giving holiday f the year. A Well Appointed Hardware Store Affords a splendid assortment of unifies very appropriate for giving gifts of service those which will he kept and remem bered. You are cordially invited to come in any day several times a day if you like and look around, and examine the many things we are showing suitable for gifts. Asheville Hardware Company On the Square Phone 87 Asheville JUST, A SAMPLE f the perfect-fitting, well made Clothing you can gel it a moderate price at WHITbOCK'S 41 Patton Avenue. NO CONTEST ON TECHNICALITIES MAJOR MOODY'S FIGHT WILL BE MADE ON THE MERTS OF HISCASE. State btwvfc issers Find Maj ority for Gutw , k ? "tar J Congressional District to 138. NO EXTENDED STATEMENT MADE BY MR. SETTLE. BUT HE EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN THE OUTCOME OF HJS CLI ENTS CONTEST 'BOARD TAKES UP THE VOTE FOR SOLICITORS. Special to the Gazette. Raleigh, Nov. 28. The state board of canvassers today completed work on the vote for representatives in con gress and ascertained that all the dem ocratic candidates were elected. Gud ger's majority in the Tenth district was found to -be 183, the same figures as given in a special to the Gazette more than a -week ago. Hon. Thomas Settle was preselit, representing Mr. Moody. He made no objection to the counting of the vote or any county. Afterward he declined to make any extended statement. He said, however, that in his contest be fore the house Mr. Moody would not take advantage of technicalities, such the omission af "Jr." from the name of Gudger, either on the ballots or in the election returns, but that tne fight would be made on the merits of the case. He expected, he said, to show frauds in the election sufficient to unseat Gudger. He cref erred to an instance, where four democratic voters had used one tax receipt to qualify themselves for voting. Further than that Mr. Settle de- Oak Plate Racks, a new ine in stock now. J. H. Law, 35 Patton Ave. You Can't Fit Your Eyes with a Tape Measure Come to us, we will give theanA a scientific examination, and grind the lenses to fit each eye correctly. Satis faction guaranteed. McKee, Optician Opposite Postofflce. 54 Patton ave. Biltmore Firewood. Phone 700. tt Warm Weather is a long ways off. You have several months of winter before you. If you would be com fortable buy a YVTilson Hcatcp They are economical fuel users. We will put in a Hoi Air Furnace that will burn either . soft coal or coke. Call and get prices. W. A. Boyce U South Court Square. dust Received A car load of Flower Rots, and owing :o delay in shipment from factory will sell at greatly reduced prices. K m :erested call at once as they are bound to go. The IXL Department Store, 22 ?atton avenue. Phone 107. For Sale Or Exchange. A beautiful modern country home ear Bingham school. House 9 rooms, 0 acres of land In high state of culti ation. Will sell or exchange for city roperty. We are offering splendid alue in two business properties on attorn avenue and Main street. These iX6 all choice values. Natt Atkinson & Sons Co., Real Bst&ta clined to be quoted, although he ex pressed great confidence in the out come of Major Moody's contest. Mr. Settle left for Asheville this afternoon. After disposing of the vote for con- 'gressmen, the board took up the vote tor solicitors, and when it adjourned this afternoon had not gone through the list. It is expected that the count of the vote for state officers will begin tomorrow, but that the work will not be finished until Monday. The following is the vote in the Teath district as recorded: Counties. Gudger. Moody. Buncombe 3,029 2,690 Cherokee 616 874 Clay 348 313 Graham 364 374 Haywood 1,443 1,344 Henderson 915 1,208 Jackson 942 920 McDowell 729 890 Macon 891 970 Polk .... 503 484 Rutherford 1,899 1,178 Swain 502 752 Transylvania 579 517 Total 12,700 12,517 'Gudger's majority 183 NEW YORK FIRE CHIEF CHOKER DISMISSED New York, Nfov. 28. Fire Chief Ed ward F. Croker was this evening or dered! dismissed from the fire depart ment by Commissioner Sturgis. Crok er was found iguilty on five of seven charges filed against him. Chief Croker is nearly 40 years of age and has been in the department EDWARD F. CROKEK. for eighteen years, beginning at the bottom and working himself up with remarkably rapidity through the vari ous stages of promotion. He wa made chief in 1899, upon the retiremen of Hugh Bonner, who was for many years the head of the department. Th 1st of people he has rescued from burning buildings at the risk of hi own life is a long one. GENERAL LEW WALLACE IS SERIOUSLY ILL Crawfordsville, Ind., Nov. 28. Gen eral Lew Wallace is seriously ill. He s suttermg with neuralgia and a se vere cola, it is feared his lungs are affected. He is confined to his bed Physicians express grave fears of the outcome of his illness on account of his advanced age. GREAT BEEF COMBINE Chicago, Noy. 28. It is stated here on reliable authority that J. P. Mor gan, aided by Baring Brothers of Lon don, will float a beef combine, under writing the necessary hundred millions of bonds. THE HUNTER CASE Washington, Nov. 28. Minister Hun ter of Guatemala City haa cabled the State department that his son, Godfrey, wbo shot Fitzgerald, is 24 years old and is in business on his own account. He therefore is not under the protection of the legation. All he asks is that Bai ley, the secretary of the legation, be al lowed to testify before the Guatemalan courts. This permission has already been granted by the department. Ripe and sweet Its Florida Oranges we're talking about. Lee's. tf. Smoke Blomberg's Selecto Cigars, 5c Cigars, Tobacco and Sporting Goods Blomberg leads them all. Biltmore Firewood. Phone 700. tf Don 9t Bother To bake a cake for Sunday. Heston HAS 'EM, better than most cooks can: make. . NEW PANAMA CAN ALTHE ORY THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO .MAKE ANY TREATY WITH COLOMBIA. Purchase of Canal Company's Title Will Include All Neces sary Rights. THIS IS THEORY OF SENATOR CULLUM THE ILLINOIS SENATOR CALLED ON PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT YES TERDAY TO DISCUSS THE SUB JECT. Washington, Nov, 2S, Senator Cui loffi inclines to the belie-f tha-t it is un necessary for the United States to make a treaty with Colombia in order to acquire the right to build the isth mian canal. Cullom called on the president this morning to talk about the canal. The theory held by Cullom and others who believe it is unnecessary to negotiate a treaty 'with Colombia is based on the- belief that the United States will ac quire all necessary rights and privi leges for building trie canal when it hands oyer to the New Panama Canal company of France forty million dol lars in payment for the title, which Knox recently declared valid. LINCOLN'S PICTURE TO HANG WITH GEN. LEE'S Jackson, Miss., Nov. 28. Director Dunlbar Rowland of the state depart ment archives and history, recently wrote Robert T. Lincoln of Chi cago requesting him to furnish a pic ture of President Lincoln to hang in the hall of fame of the new capitol with one of Robert E. Lee. Lincoln replied today, notifying Rowland that a steel engraving would be sent. RAILROAD PASSENGERS CAN FIND OUT ABOUT TRAINS Big Placards Placed on the Trains Give Full Information. It 'will not be the- fault of the South ern railroad in the future if persons miss their trains at the passenger station a Asheville. Large "sheetiron signs with black background and flashing gold letters aiv now on hand to assist the passenger in finding his train. The- signs are hung on every incoming and outgoing train between the sleeper and the first class coach. Immediately on the ar rival of a train the colored depot por ter takes the proper sign from the rack and places it on the train. This sign bears as much information about the train on which it hangs as a con ductor could erive if he talked a half hour. The signs got here yesterday morn ing from Spencer, where the South ern's supply quarters for the Asheville division are located. For convenience and accommodation to the traveling public this inexpensive and ismple innovation of marking trains is the most commendable thing done by the company for some time. TO EXTEND THE LIMITS OF ASHEVILLE It is nuite Drobable that Asheville's city limits will be extended at no very distant date. City Attorney .Bourne has in course of preparation a draft of Rmpnriments to the city's charter looking to this end. It was stated by a member of the board of aldermen yesterday that one of the amendments being drafted, if accepted by the legislature, would give the city the privilege of voting on the extension of the city's limits. If a vote to enlarge the city's area were taken it is quite likely that those in favor of the move would be vic torious. The added receipts to the city would be of great help and the population increased. The citizens of some of the suburtos would probably fight the measure, but all depends up on the work of the legislature. Houses Fop Kent. A choice list of furnished and un furnished houses in various sections of the city. Modern conveniences. We will be glad to give interested par ties full information and show houses, upon application at our office. Wilkie & baBarbe Real Estate and Rentlnx Ants, BMl Ertat AeeutN Fatta tn. NE6R0 DISFRANCHISEMENT CASE ARGUED IN COURT Chief Justice Fuller Gives Hearing to Virginia Negroes' Appll. cation Decision to Be Rendered Today. FunertT's Justice groes disfranchised under the new legi?at on for J1K?t,n f the ne" the state board of canvassers from iE uing JertLtM S 0" restraining in the recent election. The case .was s et for nlon tv n f eMmen chS6n arrival of Justice Fuller and Cantain W bTau It t0 the tardy ment was not begun until the afieo on Both ?rHH ' .the &rSU' The argument wa. continued until u 0V Icx-k tl.tWdnJ? "P6',al tralns" over until inmnrrnu- whor, o PRESIDENT MEETS Washington, Nov. 28.-The president today received the members of the Car lisle football team who yesterday de feated Georgetown, and was full of the subject. He expressed delight at meet ing the members of the team and shook hands with each. He talked football to all of them. Nearly every one was asked what his tribe was. There was one player whose Indian name was Bear. President grasped his hand warmly and said he was well acquaint ed with bear family. He added, "I met one in Mississippi and I know "Baer" of the Reading Coal company. He is harder to catch than any of them. I'm glad you are not one of the bears I chased in Mississippi." To Exendine. a full blooded Esquimaux, one of the players, he said, "So you are an Esqui maux. I don't suppose the coal famine worries you a bit." Before the Indians came the president had many callers to whom he talked football. There was more football talk at the cabinet meet meeting. 3AR8ARITIES OF TURKISH OFFICIALS Horrible Cruelties Being Practiced on Christian Peasants. London, Nov. 28. Advices from Constantinople tell of the horrible bar Darity practiced oy rurkish officials in suppressing the revolutionary spirit among Christian peasants. The basti nado is a favorite form of punishment and rt is so brutally used as to make pulp of the feet of the victims. Others are suspended by the feet while boiling hot eggs are placed in their armpits. Robbery and rape by the soldiers are frequent. SECRETLY MARRIED New York, Nov. 28. Florence Burns, the young Brooklyn woman who was accused and later exonerated of the murder of her sweetheart, Walter Brooks, in a hotel in this city some months ago, was married last week to Charles Wildrick. The marriage was kept a secret until today. Wildrick is a son of Lieutenant Colonel Wrildrick, U. S. A.,x who die'd in 1894. He was arrested last April, charged with passing a bad check at the Hotel Girard, where he had been accom panied by Miss Mabel Strong, a wealthy young woman of Cleveland. . Miss Strong's father came from Cleveland for her, but she would not leave while Wildrick was in prison, and she was removed to St. Luke's hospital, where she died shortly after wards of quick consumption. Important Engagements re Should always be kept to the minute. Such an opportunity to get a high grade watch at cost prices should not be overlooked. Waltham, 18 Size Vanguard, 21 Jewels $25.00 Crescent St., 21 jewels.... 20.00 A. T. & Co., premier, 17 Jewels 18.50 16 size Riverside, 17 jewels. 20.50 Elgin, 18 Size Veritas, 21 jewels.. .. ..$25.00 B. W. Raymond, 19 jewels. 20.00 In Finer Adjusted Watches Bunn Special, 21 Jewels $28.50 940 Hamilton, 21 jewels.... 28.00 Arthur ML Field Company Leading Jewelers Cor. Church St. and Patton Ave. Asheville. N. C, CARLISLE INDIANS ..... . 1 "eu Ine caee ;,1 be rendered. went A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE AT ONTARIO Hat Porta g-e, Ont., Nov. 28. A fire which has already caused the loss of a million dollars, has been raging her since early morning.. FiVe million feet o, 'lumber, 12 houses, a ship building Plant and six steamboats plying on the Lake of Woods, together with other craft, have been burned. Tonight The flames reached the busi ness portion of the town, and it is ifarea the place will be entirely stroyed. de- VENEZUELA TO PAY THE CLAIMS HELD BY GERMANY New York, Nov. 28. A story is cir culated in Wall street today that Ven ezuela is going to pay, through the Anglo-American bank, the claims held against if by Germany. England's fi nanciers, including J. w. seligman & Co., were intermediary bankers. Selig man, when asked about it tonight, said he would have a statement to make CUBAN TREATY MAY BE RATIFIED Havana. Nov. 28. If the' Cuban reci procity now proposed concedes a 25 per cent, reduction in. the tariff there is a strong probability of its accept ance toy President Palma and the sen ate. Secretary of State Zalde and Sec retary Montes, on the part of the Cu ban government, have submitted five objections. Three are conceded by the United States. This leaves only the question of the amount of reduction of the United States tariff. If the proposed 20 per cent, is in creased to 26 per cent.. President Pal ma will likely send the treaty to the senate for ratification. A Neat Furnished Cottage of 6 rooms, close to center of town for rent for $30.00 per month. Let us show it to you. H, F. Grant Sc Son, ,KEAL ESTATE AGENTS, 48 Patton avenue. The Tailor Phone 347; Come and inspect my line of lmportedand Domestic Suitings before buying elsewhere. Gen tlemen's Riding 'Breeches and Liverya Specialty. 0 For Sale or Rent P Large boarding house unfur nished, "The Brrxi.'a.' No. 11 Starnes avenue. $50.00 per month, recently painted, good condition. For sale: Beautiful suburban 0 house, -with 60 acres of land Water and sewerage. Aston, Ra wis & Co 18 14 South Main street. fl V Seeds and Bulbs Wood's Lawn Grass.. .. ... .25J Wood's Lawn Emichener 25g Wood's Lettuce Seed in bulk. Hyachinth Bulbs rf.5 and 10a Narcissus Bulbs 2 for 6q Crocus -Bulbs, per dozen lOa Calla Lily Bulbs 10a Easter Lily Bulbs 10a Potato Onion Sets, quart i5j Grant's Pharmacy Grant's No. 24 cures cold, 25c -4 , --. .:. Si, .I i n r I 1 i t 4! .1 v:j: - f - ' t I 1 ; a i V " k - - f - ' J' -x

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