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VOLUME IX. NO 117.
ASHEVIIjLiE, N. O. MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1898.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
- CORN - MEAL OUR ROASTED COFFEE BID REDUCTIONS
EVERYBODY OUGHT TO CO; WITH TERRIBLE EFFECT OPENING OF CITY SCHOOLS
Knives, - Scissors
MAVOIl
PATTON'S
thi: pair.
it i- THK
. W.VV MILL
toia v.
VACATION IH O'KR AMI WORK
Do
ally
$7
Citizen.
'4.
ii
MAKES
BETTER
BREAD
MAKES
BETTER
CORN
wn I, WAKE
SUPERB DRINK
on these roor, mohniMos for the
!IB FAMI r.Y.
TDKRR ARK PEOJ'LK
rn this town who always l ly thrlr Tea of
us, because they are sure of uniform quulity.
There Is nothing that variis so much in
character n the Teas that the mn.iority of
dealers dispense.
SVK ALSO UWI5 AN ESPECIALLY fclv
SIKAllI.i; LINK OF 1U! Ill.lv-!,
Tilings to elu w on ninl things that ran be
swnllowel without chrw'nc
.A.. ID. Cooper.
BON MARCHK
NrW INVOICE EWBRU I Dt R I f S.
NEW INVOICE RrBBOIsS.
NEW INVOICE LACES.
AT THE
Crystal Palace.
In ord- r to mnl.-c room for the lar; c stock
our buyer Is now -WectinK in the eustern
mark ts, we will offer
All Summer Dress (.nods at (ireatly
duecd Prices to close nr.t.
CAKES
Than nil v nl.ln, Fronli lot
just in
KROGER.
New Summer Neck ,enr fur Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Si ill the best line fif underwear for ladies,
mi n nnil children.
BON MARCH E
37 floutli Slain Street.
REAL ESTATE.
W. II. C.WYN.
W. W. SVIiST,
Gwyn & West,
( Suppesfiorn to Witltcr D. Gwyn.)
ESTABLISHED 181
REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE.
Real Estate.
Loan Hccurcly Placed at
Per Cent.
8
Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeils.
FIRE INSURANCE.
KOUTHRAST COUKT 8UUARR,
COKTIAND BROS.,
Heal Khinte Rtokem
And Investment Agent
notary prm.ic.
loans securely placed at R per cent.
Office.
215 & 86 Patton ATenue. Second lllnor,
JOHN CHILD,
REAL ESTATE AM LOAX BROKER.
PttrTiiti,'fl nn,t T'nftrrnished douses.
OFFIOfc KOOMS.
Loans securely placed at Klht per cent
CUT FATH
WORLD'S FAIR TICKETS
$.'t,ono, $l,CfH), $15 weekly.
Insures ynu en rout and 1n Chicio Same
for LaOies.
$1.00 riiR WBEK.
A. RANKIN,
Two doors below City Ticket Office.
ft. H. BRITT,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
Grading of all kinds done. All sice, of
crashed stone furnished. Send all order to
postnlGce Box 143, Asherille, N. C.
auclOdcf
34-Year' Expcriencc-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBB.
Office and shop, Wolfe Building.
CORNER COURT PLACB AND MARKET
STREET.
GO TO STALL NO. 5
CITY MABKUT)
COLTRR 3c CO. hare just rteelred a fine
line of MB VTS. Yon will find, the best home
meats In tbe market at onr stall. Give ns
trial. We solicit your patronage.
COLTER & CO.
(tptiadiw
Kc-
SMOKE.
TIh Thrre roimLii- lr;iinl-t
of r O11I riur-
KISS OF THE WAVE,
ona lllvana Filler anil Sinnalin Wrapper.
ESSENCE OF ROSES,
Lonu UoTnuH Filler, SuiriHtr. Vrnrrr.
BLOM BERG'S EXTRA GOOD
ccfttfl, 0 fnr 2. T cents Hnvnna mid
Little lutc.i FilU-r.Seed Wtftpjer.
These Cigars hove been the grvntcsT sue-
ccon of nny Ci?:ir in Anhcville W.en you
bity ary (f the three brawls of ('.Liars you i
don't pay for firijera, but you v the value
for your 6 cents. Sold only nt the
Model - Cigar - Store,
17 PATTON AVE.
L. BLOMBERG.
'TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS.
coun-
Vc hove the bat-trains arranged
teis from G et-. up. Many articles ore being
otTcrcd at half their value. Come early and
Ifet first selection.
Those ovsiiiK ui ai'countii of over ) days'
standing must settle before October 1 or
we will pines ail lor collection.
THAD, W. THRASH X GO.
41 lutlon Avenue.
FAVORITE FLOUR.
V tirv otlWinK extraordinary in
tlnreincn Is in the price of n
(irsf- class
I'ivoritt- flour is a hib prnde patent and
Hunran te; d to be absolutely pure. It is
made at Hi o It hratcri Hjdlard Mill-,'
Lonisvilh . Ky., oimI is lnrffrly used bv the
laktr-t ( tha citv.
The pri cs we n.mic LcTow defy cotn peti
tion, end wc will probi bly 11 rive only a tew
car., to o:Ter at these prices:
Harrcls, $ l-.'jr; whole luijts, $2.1.'0;
one-huU t ngs, Jl.lO; one qua r
trr haRS, 5S cents.
POWELL & SNIDER
IV V ELTIES
V ry stylifh Clothing for
t ll and winter Just re-o-ived
These arc from our
best nianufacturers, and
are ne:;rly ecpud to tailors
fin-, work.
A la? pro ciscotint 011 tfprinK
weight ClthiiiR.
AMERICAN BAKERY
We are prepared to supply
the citizens of Abbeville with
Fresh Brend, Rolls, l'ies and
Cakes of every description
If you want nice wedding or
party cakew, give us an o'1-
der and if you are not
pleased in quality and artis
tic work wo will relunu you
your money.- We will add
daily different lines of cake,
Will bake any kind of cakes
to order. Telephone 174.
Dress Goods and
Tr'mm nr!i for autumn in
several weaves,
entirely
new and ' fetching. '
H. REDWOOD & CO
'J lot h in p. Pry Onods, Shoes, llati and Rugs.
CIGARS ! CIGARS !
jit Rr.cEivnn
A COSSIiJNMHNT (IP (il'R
5 - f ENT - CIGARS
The Mayor and Pnriv Mvturti
Nnlurdav From Ctilcaifn, If-
llKliiecl WItl, the Trip, vt'Iilcli
Wan Made for S45 or S50 ljucli.
Mayor T. W. Patton and party, con
sisting of the Mayor's family, attr-
works Supcriiitcnclent Murray anil Mrs.
Murray, Miss Nina Johnston, Miss'
Cheesboroujih, Rev. and Mrs. MiXiely
DuBoso, Miss Walton and Miss Georgia
Harkins, returned Saturday aftirnoon
from a 12 days' trip taking in the won
ders of the creat Columbian exposition.
The party were delighted with the trip
in every particular, and none of them
more so than Mayor l'atton. lu a talk
with Tnii CiTiZK.N he gives sonic of the
impressions made upon mm ly the
greatest exposition the world lias ever
seen.
Did the Columbian exposition fulfill
yatir expectations?" Tub Citizkn nslicd.
Yes, indeed," enthusiastically replied
the Ma or. "Its beauties were far be
yond any anticipations that I had
formed. No description can posbibly
give an approximate 1 lea ol i's won
drous rVliahts."
vYhnt portion especially pi .acl yr 11?"
"The great charm, or lather (.11; i f the
main' great charms, is that every possi
ble taste or disposition can he satisfied.
My chief ei joyment was probably in the
electricity and machinery bui.di ig; but
any person who preferred to look upon
rich clothing, magnificent furs and silks,
gorgeou:" jewels, or exiiuisiie glassware.
could be pleased as much as 1 was in
those things w hich best suit- il nic."
Did you find North Carolina well ren-
resented ?"
Yes, In the uuricultural, mineral and
forestry buildings our exhibits are very
creditable, and sustain critical eoniii iri-
son with those ol other states, 1 mink
the State commissioners have r.;.ule a
consecutions expenditure of the money
at their disposal, ivt it would have been
bi tter, ns a business matter, if we had
provided four t imes as ntueh as we el id, find
thus enabled them to make a more thor
ough collection of our varied products,
and also to have ere'eted a suitable build
ing as a place of meeting of our people
1 his would have had the e fleet of exc.l mg
more interest amongst our farmers, and
would have iuduceel metre ex tensive con
tributions and more general at'.etulai. c.
Among our contributors I recognized
some old tiiemls, and glantv read the
names of Mr. C. U. Mood v attached to a
beautiful rhodeielendron settee, while
Messrs. A. M. Field, M. C. Toms, am!,
of course, good Dr. Smith held up North
Carolina's reputation for minerals. T he
beauties ol this mountain section were
well set forth bv photographs bv Lind-
sev oc Brown."
"These gentlemen," coneinueel Minor
ration, "ami othev contributes deserve
our thanks, but I wish their patriotic
spirit had nnivcrs illy prevailed. It is
too late now for us to correct tins error,
but wc should still eio all in our power
to increase the attendance from our own
State. I cannot imagine a more pre li'.-
afile expenditure et time and money. 1
wish every man, woman, hoy and gn 1 111
my S' ate eoulel enioy what 1 have; and
if it were in my power I would te.u!
evcrv teacher and scholar Iron) Asheville s
Schools, for a fortnight's p'easure coupled
with an education such as they may
never meet with again."
Octiing down to a eiuestion of nuances.
Tiik Citizkn asked "Did you find vom
trip t x pensive "
'lsyno means, was the reply, "bach
inemtjcr el my party spent Irom 54-. te
$50, which covered all expenses from
here and back home again. We were
gone 12 days, nine of which were passeel
in tne exposition. 1 propose to make
everv effort to get the cost of leturn
ticket materially reduced, and Iremi con
versation with railroad officials have
hopes of success, especially if a l'artv tt
our people will go at one time. There is
no nece'ssity to have a personally con
ducted partv. liach one is able to look
out for himself or herself, but each mitrht
as well take advantageol the lower rales
winch a larger number will secure
will exert mjselt at once on this line, and
will gladly advise anv one how te avoiel
a few errors into which I fell. Iiy these
means I hope my friends may go com
lortalilv, staying 10 days at a cost ne.t
exceeding $4,5 each and possibly cut it
down to !--),
Did you meet any oeepiaintauces in
Chicago ?"
'Yes. Governor Carr was thei'v and
was exceedingly peihte to me, getting tne
admission to t he inner department
the elairv buildings, which interested me
much. The selected hcrel of Jersey catt'e
was sp:endicl, eme cow having a recou
of three pounds of butter each day for the
past 'JO (. ays. I also met Iiishop Wat
sou of Wilmington, and several other
good folks who, as usual, presented the
genial characteristics so universally ree
ognizcel and highly appreciated anumg
North Carolinians.
'So you advise all who can, to go te
Chicpgo ?"
liv all means. No one should miss it
It will elo much to premiote practical anel
useful etlucation, in fact it is one huge
object lesson, a real kindergarten in
which the children arc grown men atn
women. It will teach ns true patriot
ism, and make us proud that we are citi
zens of America, the first of all nations
to exempt. fy the text written over one
of the chiel niche i of the peiistyle, 'Ye
shall know the truth, and the tiulh shall
make you free.
Six .Men are Killed Ins 11111I1, 011c
of 1 11 et IKInj; Illeliarcl Nlelinls
of AsJievllle-Kelle-r H Mill, Ni'ar
W'liiltler; lite Hcene.
Canton-, N. C, Sept. IS. Special.
The beiikr of L.J. Keller's saw mill on
C01. ley's creek, near Whittier, exploded
ab oil eleve n o'clock today and killed
six men instantly. Tbe killed arc:
Kie.u.'.Ki Nie-noi.s, of Asheville, fore
man. J am lis Ktll.i.v, sawyer.
Ib:x McMaman.
Oatks McM.mias
IIuxh y Smi 111.
Jiissi; Gi'Ster, farmer.
T he cause of the accident is unknown,
but is supposed to bo a loo high pressure
of steam. The whole
wrecked, and mit n p!
left on the f undatioii
Ji itr 100 VK.tltH
mill is ee)inple'telv
cce ef the boiler is
. C. I.. Mitifftts
i:en!rnnrj of tli:- I.niiii); or tlie
'iipl!il t'nrner Stone.
Wash i.i-.T( n, S.-pl. IS. Washington
today celebrate It he eenU'unial of the
lirst national event w bich eccnrre d with
in h-.r borders the la ving of the corner
stone ol the C'lpitol, on the ISth ol Sep
tember, 1 7'.". Today was thiretore a
holiday 111 the District of Columbia,
and all public busir.ess was
suspended. There wasa procession, pre
ceding ilie' e Ne re is, s, which were 1m Id
on the east front e.'i' tb-' c ipitol, where
t he Tie sdents of t he Ibiitcd Slates de
livercel their "in mjural a ddress. s. The
retite eil t lie para !e will b" t'ie- same
taken bv l'residenl. C,eort;e Washington
one hundred ye. .i s ago; troni the trout of
the .tfite, w.ir an. I navy building, eu
17th street, via I V 111 s 1 vatda avenue,
to t he t a 1 'itol. The exercises will begin
at twi o'cln-'k, in 'he prisenee ol Con
gress, tia I ioii.il anil district otlieials, .anil
a threng of spectators which il is ex
pected will fill tiie plaz !. 1'ref 'dent
Cleveland pre sided.
H r It S V Ii. ' t l Ii I" c'.V 1 1. It
t fas.
'M fjf Veiluw
fit v.
l--vt r In Tlirtt
I-in evicts., (ia., Sept. IS. There were
11 new cases ed ve'.I.JW L ver Sunday and
in e pidemic ileclared. Such was the an-
liouncenient mane ny 1.01. tjooiiycar at
the boar el eif health meeting, sending a
thrill of horror to the grief stricken
I'.runswickiaus present.
Sixteen eases are now under treatment
but the board of health derided not to
...
give the names lor luioucatiou.
1 he change 111 the weather Sunday
was unfavorable and the worst may be
expected. Nothing but the heaviest frost
will stop it, and the people had better
cmain away until ice forms.
ciuible Cuiisecl Snluitluv ly n
Itov Who Tosstel it Hall.
Saturday afternoon while the regular
editiou of Tiik Citizkn was being printed,
Willie Creasman, a young sem of ex-
ati olnian M. A. Creasman entereei the
ressroom. In his hand he carried a
unmon yarn ball, which he was tossing
up ami catching lor amusement. .s lie
oil near the newspaper press and
threw up the ball it missed his hand anel
11 between the cylinder anel heel of the
less. Right there trouble began. The
ttle ball, inneicent enough while in the
open air, stopped the press as etteettiaiiy
is il it had been a piece ol iron, and the
sudden step gave the big machine such a
wrench that the frame was lirokeu 111 two
places.
I ! ceuirse the printing could 110 longer
be elone on this press. The "lorms were
taken te the job edliec eif Albright ec
Kobcrts, where iilii Citizkn s press
work will be done unt il the broken press
can lie repaired, which will probably be
tij morrow.
Tieholel what a eleal of trouble mas-
he caused bs- a bos- and a ball !"
pttt n str!;ciAi.i.Y k.r
SPNPAV FMOKF.R8.
25 IN BOX
HclnitKlt & Ucngnn,
DBl'CGISTS,
Cor. Patton Atc & t liurcta St.
Ulrrcl Home to tltc SVorlil's I'alt
The Riehtn jnd anel Panville railroad
are selling round trip tickets to c lueago
at very low rates, anil svill give you
choice of routesvia Knoxville anelCiucin
nati or Louiss-illc; via Atlanta and Chat
tanooga; via Richmond or Washington
Also, a very low rate ticket either going
or returning via Niagara rails, with stop
over privileges. There is nothing saved
by going ou excursion trains, as same
rate is chargcel on trains tf this kind as
on regular trail s of the Kiel mot:d anil
Dnnville railroad.
I hree thronjrh passenger trams, eae
war, daily good connections quickest
time to Chicago oulv one night on the
road.
For rales, rchedul 'S or other iuforma
tion. call on or address anv ticket agent
of the Richmond and Danville railroad
or Cbas. L,. Hopkins, traveling passenger
agent, Charlotte, N. C.
n-.toiii: Tin-: riiiisa,
i;i)! CATIONAI, ll.tl.I.V
Ir. J.
Trl. Currv lo Deliver an
AiUlrcsN t C'amller.
UorruK Till" Citizicn: With great
pleasure I announce that Dr. J. L. M.
Curry of Virginia will aeldress the Hom
iny valley- people on the subject of "Kdu-
canon, at C .-miller, on Saturday, Sep
tember '-'.', at 1 1 o'clock a. in. There is
not in the whede land a more able, elo
quent, enthusiast ic worker lor tins great
cause than Dr. Curry. The citizens of
the beautiful valley arc highly favored
bv this opportunity te hear him, and to
has-e his posvci ttil aid in behalf of their
noble school enterprise at Candler. II
they will all tuin out e-.n that day, nnil
catch the glowing spirit of education
that lires the great heart of Dr. Currs,
their "big school house" ss ill soon be
open to tbe hit ml reds that are waiting
to hear the "lust bell." Cemic one,
come all. C. 11. War,
County Superintendent.
Nearly Nine Hundred IMiuiln
ICitrohtel lu Hie Tliree -vsinte
HclioolH Todat Kesolu' lous
llic Heliool Coiuiulttee.
A liltle army was astir in Asheville
early this morning and before 9 o'clock
the streets were dotted with the passing
little troopers. Hut it was not an army
on carnage bent. It was Ashcville's
army of school children, anel they 1110 veel
to the public school buildings to take up,
where they had left ofT last session, the
svarfare for the acquirement of greater
knowledge, determined tt) eonieout more
than triumphant in the end. The sight
was ii familiar one, and as the children
passed along on their way to the temples
of learning they caused to spring anew
in the breasts of those who sass-, pride in
Ashes illc's public school system, and
the hope that these institutions of learn
ing might continue tej grow in efficiency
until they shall be second to none in the
country.
With the opening of the schools today
Prof. J. D. Kgglcston, jr., began his active
dm ii s (is superiiitendi nt, succeeding l'rof.
I. P. Chixton, and it is believed that un
der his superintendence the schools will
continue to advance 111 usefulness. Prof.
Claxton has hern here a couple of weeks,
aiding his successor wherever necessary
in familiarizing himself with the details
of the position.
The attendance in the various reiemis
nt each of the schools today was:
( i. ange street school 1st A. and I!.,
Misses Hiughnm and Jones, o; 1st C.
and D.. Miss Millard, 50; 2nd A. and P.,
Miss McLoud, 4t; ,'5d A. and It., Miss
Lanier, 4S; 4-th A. anel 15., Miss Robin
son, 4-0; ,-th grade, 4-G; Olh grade, 20;
7'h grade, 51; Nth grade, 20; ;ih grade,
1 7. Total, 432.
Montford avenue school 1st A. and
P.. Miss Prowne, 71; 1st C. and P.,
Miss Julia Johnson, 40; 2 1 A. nnil P.,
Mies 1 Hikes, :VJ; .".d A. and P., Miss Min
nie Johnson, 40; 4th A. anel P., Miss
Ycntman, 20; 5th grade. Miss Cent, 47;
0th grade, l'rof. Lewis, 42. Total, U20.
Pailev street rehool 1st A. and P.,
Miss Di ummoiid, :!'.); 1st C.and I)., Miss
Kimherlv, 35; 2d A. and P., Miss Hatch,
21; Md A. and P., Miss Hatch and Mrs.
I'ciitherston, 27; 4th A. and B., Mrs.
l'eathcrstou and Mrs. Hatch, 20. Total,
142.
The teital enrollment in these three
schools toelny, therefore, ss-as 804. No
report couhl be gotten from the Catholic
Hill schools.
At a mee ting of the school committee
Saturday the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
"Whereas, We have been associated
with Prof. I'. 1'. Chixton as superintend
ent of the Asheville city schools for the
piist six years, during which time he has
filled this position with peculiar zeal and
ability, anel whereas, he has tendered his
resignation to the committee,
"Resolved, That in severing our rela
tions with l'rof. Claxton, we shall lose
one who sviil be creatls- missed not onlv
bv our school, but by our entire com
munity.
"Resolveel, That being our first super
intendent his duties were especially
arduous and difficult, notwithstanding
which he has filled every demand made
upon him with great credit to himself.
"Resolved, That by his universal kind
ness anil strict impartiality he has en
deared himself to all, and it is svith gen
uine regrets that we accept his resigna
tiem. "Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions he presented to li of. Claxton and
a copy be spread upon the minutes."
Dr. Williams reported that the Pailey
street school furnace, as it now stands,
is dangerous to the building. Dr, Wil
liams and Superintendent Kgglcston
svere appointed a committee to have the
necessary changes made to render the
building safe.
Miss Grace Jones, who ss-as elected to
it vacancy in the 1st A grade, is a grad
uate s-ith high honors of St. Mary's,
anel comes ss ith tine recommendations of
culture and scholarship. She is a native
of Asheville anel a member of one of the
oldest resident families.
Mrs. Caldwell, the supervisor of music
and drasving, has lis-ed in Asheville be
fore. She has taught both music and
drawing with great success in some of
the lcaeling schools iu Virginia and North
Carolina, and comes recommended as a
stremg and able instructor.
Owing to the washouts on the rail
roads last week many of the books or
dered for the public school children, aud
which wouhl otherwise hns-e been ou
hand, have not arrived. Mr. Morgan,
the bookseller, has, however, many ol
the list anel expects the great hulk of
I hem todas- anel tomorrow.
and Razors
AT
RAYSOR
SMITH'S
Prescription Drog Store,
31 PATTON AV2JNUE.
We arc now onVring special prices on the
above roods. Our assortment is very large
and prices lo'.v. Kvcry piece minranteeil lo
give perfect s:eti faction. Call early before
the assortment is broken.
POCKIJT HOOKH, I'URHICS,
C IRD CASK8
Raysor & Smith's
Irescrii9iirn Ritijf - Store,
31 PATTON AVB.NUi;.
We are nlao ofTerinjr special lmrc,nins in
these Rootls. It' you will cn!l carlv nnil ex
amine our stuck, you will be convinced Hint
we are oirorinjr bnrjrnins in this line.
Our stock is always complete in every de
partment, and you can always net what
you want at
Raysor & Smith's
Prescript ion Drug; Store,
31 PATTON AVENUE.
Knox
t
Celebrated Hats
FALL SHAPE,
Just Received.
NI'IA'IAI, MICICTIMtS
Kill
Thf! Joint Hoard CoiiNlile rs a
From Coiitrat-lors.
A special meeting of the Joint Poard
was held Saturdas afternoon at 3 o'clock
for the purpose of effecting a settlement
with Webb, Oatcs, Hskridgc cc Co., the
pas ing contractors, for extra work on
the streets. City Knginecr I.cc subniittcel
his report on the svoik, anel after some
discussion it was elcci leel to pay the con
tractors $l,O.H, less $210, the cost of 4-2
barrels et pitch belongingto the city and
useel by the contracteirs. This is a set
tlement in full ssith theexceptionof some
$.500 withheld eti account of defective
work em l'atton avenue.
A. iMeatture to Meet.
Advisor J. V. Sawyer anel daughter
Miss Daiss', have returned fromMorgair
tein. Saturday's Charlotte Observer
savs:
"The Observer had the pleasure yes
tcrdav, anel a pleasure it was, of meet
ing at the station J. P. Sawyer, esip,
president of the Pattery Park bank ef
Asheville, and his attractive daughter,
Miss Paisy, remembered pleasantly ns a
cuest of Airs. C. C. Kennedy last winter,
Mr. Saws-cr was returning home from
Morganton, svhere he had been to attend
a meeting eif the board of directors
of the State hospital. It being impossi
ble to cross the mountain on account of
the washouts, Mr. Sawyer anel daugh
tcr had to make the trip via Charlotte.'
COXDIiXSED TEL EG KA MS.
He HiulcHiul llunnlvel Cold.
V.Siu.e-.ToN. Srpt. IS. The theft of
$134,000 worth of gold bullion from the
Philadelphia mint was the ss ork of II.
L. Cochrcn, who has been in the employ
eif the government for 40 years. He
hoarded the golel, anel most of it has
been found in variom hiding places and
returned tothevault whence it was taken.
It is IxMievcd that Cochren's mind is
unbalance el.
A train of the Mineral Range railroad
was stopped between Hancock, Mich
and Calumet by three masked men Fri
elav morning and robbed of $75,000 in
cash belonging to the Calumet and Hccla
Mining company. Jack lling.a wrestler.
and Jack Kehoe, a sporting man, were
arrcsteel.
Out ef (i t- irem and steel mills in the
Pittsburg district 31) or more are being
operated on n non-union basis. Five
years ago more than a majority of the
mills were working under the Amalga
mated association rules ana rates.
Cardinal Gibbons, after a tour of the
buildings, said of the Fair: "It is bewil
dcring in its grandeur. It seemed to nic
like fairyland. I had read all about it
and seen all the pictures, but they convey
no idea whatever ol tne sight.
Governor Hughes, of Arizona, in his
annual report to the Secretary of the In
terior, urges the admission of that Terri
tory as a State.
MITCHELL,
Hahcrdaslicr.
28 Patton Avenue, Asheville.
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