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State Library 114 Citizen BOOKBINDERY DESCRIPTIONS OP WOMK. BULLBD WOXKltBN. 01ttsn Building' BOOKBINDING IX COFRBCT AND TASTEFUL FINISH. VOLUME IX. NO 2tf5. ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 194. PRICE 5 CENTS A -IV IT A I oitlzen Building Whitmans Candy.! Received every Fridny byj express, price tiOc. and 80c. per pound. We have other j nice candies at 20i, 2oc.anc) j 50c. per pound. Chocolate (reams and carameln at 25c. J per pound. Wm. Kroger, 41 College Stj Bents Water Crackers ! Albert Biscuit, Roquefort Biscuit, Graham Wafers, Reception Flakes Extra Toast. Just In. WM. KROGER, the GREiT PIPE f ALE A T- The Model Cigar Store Is Now On, AND WILL BE KEPI UP FOR 10 DAIS Doo't miss the opportunity, 150 dozen pipes at sacrifice prices. Come nud get your selection. L. BLOMBERG 17 Pattern Avenue, i OOOTyLNDBRSy RKAL B8TATB BROKBRS. INVB8TMBNT AOBNT8. NOTARY PUBLIC Loans Securely placed at B per cent. Office, 'ill ft 28 Pattnn An., up txira SOME LOW PRICES California Peaches 18c. Per Can. California Apricots 13c, Per can. Pure Maple Syrup $1.25 Per Gal. ' encumber Pickles 40c. Per Gal. Sweet Mix Pickles 76c. Per Gal. r Sow Mix Pickles 60c. Per Gal. California Evaporated Peaches, Apricots M im 17c. Per Lb. Gr AT. oteer Under New Mannaxmcnt, New Pnrnltat Nice, clean comfortable room.. Table excellent, Northern Style. Porter Meet all Trains. CIom la town. On aa Hlrctrle Car Lluf , . Be aatlnl Loc.tloo. ' Rot and Cold Oath.. Berr PoMlblt CoutenlcuiX. O.M.PHIL.IPP 200 do z e NiTHiD. v. TiiRAsa C0 yl'ARTCANS STANDARD TOM TO"S 100 DOZEN NUW VOKK STATU CORN. 10 CENT A CAN. THK$K ARB GBNl'lNB BARGAINS; DUALITY IS OOOD. THE A. D. Cooper. NUKTI1 COURT FfjUBKK. BON MARCHE TUB liXACT NliW VOKK COST SALE IS TO UB CONT1NUKU FOR A SHORT WUU.B YBT, SilMl! VKNY UBSIKAllLH (SOOlle) V l!T IN STOCK. ALL AT UX ACT NliW VORK COST. BON MARCHE :i7 KUl'TH MAIN RTKBliT. Garden Seed That Grow When yuu hu,v s til you want new crop kccU. You want the be t lo be bud. To net the beet cnll for 1). M. ' FERRY'S ColebrattMl Seods. The belt cott no more thou (heothcrn You can t ntTorJ to experlmmt with jour gar - tlen. MaU orders receive pr. nipt attention. 8 Norlli Court "iimre Telephone I tit. Watch out for bnrgain idle in novel, next week at RAY'OiithoSuiiai-e 'TemPeratu re Tellers IN SliliU 01' A TUBRMOMETiiH. Wli HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT fOR VSB LV TUB ROOM, TUB , BATH AND TUB DAIRY. j , Manitoba Corn Curej l ; A L1QVID CORX CURB. WILL NOT INJURS TUB I'BBT, SS CTS. . ROSE MYRRHINEI A PBRFECT LIUVW DBNTl ISICB, BFBBCTIVB IN ITS rVRPOSB AND HARMLESS. 3ZC. Manitoba Corn Salve 10c. Fit Paste Laxative. TIRED OP PILLS AND SALTS, TRY I'M PASTE LAXATIVE, MILD AND FLBASANT, BATBN LIKE A CONFECTION, SS CTS, CARMICHAEL'S pharmacy DR. C. J. OLIVEROS, SPECIALIST. U U.iH) iiuuii) OISBASBS. JI PATTON AVBNVB. (Ortr Bajmr Aimlth'. Druf Store.) ' v. o. no an, A.heville, N. C CRYSTAL PALACE, 11 I'ATTON AVH, ASH8V1I.LB, N. C. Exclusive China, Gta&nware, Lump and houiefurnitthln; good. Mi-rchanU In all their details. BARGAINS. Wc arc .till oiV.-riDs the luliunin bur gala.: Ten piece Bnsllsh decorated chamber et, f 11.73: slop jars, English decorntrd, to match, $2. 33; Tcry thin, fine tumblers (worth II 00) SOc. di i ; whit- china for decorating, at Tcry aniull margin of profit (cspecla'lr to teacher.); 113 piece Eng'tun dinner Jet $7.43; large Jap. after dinner coffee cip and luucer, 15c ; large Jup. tea cup and nucer. 30c; 3 dot ; fine lamrs (nickledj price, low. Oil mill ga.ollnc stoves, Ircezcm, Ic: cbesta, refrigerator, cooler, etc. All at very low price. AND j j 'ilc3. 3OC.. I ; Choice Kentucky Clover Seed. Choice Kentucky Timothy Seed. Choice Kentucky Orchard Grass Seed. Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed. Choice Kentucky Bad Top Seed. Choice Kentucky White Oats' Seed. Early Rose and Burbank Seed Potatoes and Garden Seed. POWELL & SNIDER c u 5 a x 0 0 tt 5 t 7J i ,j a u CO 3 o O a a J3 X X W i 3 5 o a S Heinilsii & Reagan Wli AHI5 TH It SBI.LINU AHUNTS IN ASHUVILLI! I'OR CONFECTIONS Pure - and - Delicious IRIS bONS AND CHOCOLATB CHOCOLATB PAKLINUS, MlXliU CHOCOLATES j CRUAM WINTBUORBBN, i CRUAM PHI'l'BRMINTS, ix I OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES ! CANDY, ETC. KBCKIVBO I'BOM PACTOMV TW1C8 A . , WBBK , . , NOW 18 THE BUST TIMB OP TUB VBAR TO HV yotm Pianos And Organs Thoroughly Ov rhnultd, Frank E. Morton Id TUB MAN TO DO IT, Addre.. 101 EAST COLLEGE STREET, A.heTllle. N, C, BLOODY RIOT! All South Carolina in a Foment. Tillman Spies Invade Private Homes. AT D VRL1 MCTON I'ATAL 6BOOTINU FOLLOWS. Tin-: militia, onumxiiu oi r, RKFVttES TO 3IOVK. The Governor H-lzeH The Tele Ifrnph and Kallwav JUluett And Virtually Places The ntatc in ner Marital Law. Washing tox, March 111. The stal ling news h isjust been received here that I Governor Tillman of South Carolina, I has taken po?s .sion of all the telegraph 1 lines iu the State and has given orders j that nothing of an inflammatory nature : be allowed senl ovci them, and that traffic be confined to bus ness messages onlv. Governor Tillman has ulso notified tie ,''r,J:,' "iilhorities he will at once take p isst'ssion of all the railroads iu the State under the same law by which he has taken possession of the telegraph lines. This law is in the general statutes of South Carolina, section 2,581!: "The governor of tlietilate.when, in his judgment, public sulHy may reqiii re it, is : hereby tutiloriml lo take possession of 1 ! : any or all of the telegraph line in the 'State. . . . To take possession of any ' or nil railroad lines in the State. . . . and to place under military control all i the officers, agents and employes bel ins- iu to the telegraph ami railroad tines thus taken possession of, so tliut t hi v ' shall be considered partol the military establishment of the State, subicct to all nstrictions imposed by the rules and urtieles of war." Charleston', S. C, Match 31. The . Fourth brig nlc ol State troops was or- dcrcJ out today by Governor Tillman to protect the whiskey constabulary in D irlingtou, It has refused to move. The Adjutant Ocneral ol the Stale is here : trying to raise an army to go to Uar-! lington, but without success. 1 he last news from the seat ol war in I Darlington represents everything as nuiet. Citizens are still hunting the eon- stnbularv and advices from Timmous- villc stale that the lugilivcs huvc been located and that a pots: has started iu pursuit of them. The Mayor of Dar lington has telegraphed lor blood bounds ; with which to track the nnpilorers. The riot took place at the depot. A cor-! respondent ol the News and Courier tele-; graphs this account of the killing: ' At this time a few citizens were scaled at ound the scene and a number of spies1 were collected in a group at a short dis-; lance. F 12. N'orment expostulated tit! the language being used. Just then Con j stable McLendun drew a pistol and reaching over the shoulder of Rogers shot Frank Norment dead. The con stables used their Winchesters and the; citizens returned the fire with their pis tol.. There were very few pistols among ! the citizens, however, nud thev bad not a lair showing against their well nrmed assailants. Frank Norment was killed instantly, being pierced by hull a dozen balls. Pep per was shot dead in his tracks. Red mond lei I s coud, shot in three places. Alter shooting Norment uud Redmond, MeLendon was shot through the abdo men and It II. Chief of Police A. F. Ihirl giiu was dangerously wounded in the body. Louis Norment was shot in the : breast uud K. D. Lucas was shot in live places. Constables kept up thcliring until they i bud cleared the pbittorm. I The spies Hid in all directions and as I they went running through the town it was seen that four of them were wounded, one iu the leg, another in the i buck, the 'bird in the chest nnd a fourth ( had his nose shot nil. As soon as the citizens received the ne v. sol the shooting they urmed themselves and started iu ! ptirsuil of the living constables. Thi'V j chased them into a swamp liringattheni ! as they run, The militin companies ol Chnrh.mon, Sumter, Manning nnd : Wiunsboro have all refused lo respond ; to the governors call tor troops. AT FliVm HEAT. ixullniivitt Im Columbia Telc KrHpli l'itd-r Hurvetllnoce. Colimui.v, S. C, March .1 1. The three Columbia companies ol the Stale troops disbanded yesterday under the jjrent pressure lunug .t to bear upon them, rather than to obey the Governor's orders to go to lhirliiigtoti. The excite- meut here... consequence oi ims na.on, was at fever heat. ,r, . . , i i, This morning up to U o clock cveiy- ..! : i.l l - luwg wus quiet lino no one womu uitve supposed lor a moment that the city had b. en in such wild. disordtr the pre vious nluht. A body of armed citizens i..r. i..., ... ii,,.i:.,..i,,,, ti. iu ..,-.,i, in aid the people in attacking the cousin - hlcs. Soinelhmg seems to bi niniss at Darlington as no news is coming cither K 1 1111V IU. lc.l fcv... ..no ,.,. a, ,,k .u to the executive or to the newspapers ' . . Probably the wires nrc under survcil ance, This seems to confirm the Wash ington dispatch above-Tim Citukn.1 Last uirfht in rirw of the rrportta threats of Ivtuhing the governor unit de stroying the ibsienstirv, innitentiiirv gunrdi were detailed to protect the Gov uoi's mansion nnd the ilisncnsnries PiiFsengers from the scene of hostililie m.i u.kiiv rvpu.i iiuki- Kt'i 'vit'S. Ircnzted men and boys along the line of U,B t,u" 1 "',WK mxl esnnv niter-1 ne s n 01 wveriy 1 i.cner ol Mvg.nm. tne tailroiul nnd nt the depots nrmed noun, April !1. at -1 p. 111,, for the purpose B"'ml la ther wus SlepsSn john Rau with shot Buns nnd rilles. At each stop- e.f inunKiiriitiiig a plan for a crnnd Inter-! .T1".'! K'.,,,"liC' He served asasurgeoti pb.g plnceiuis were entered and senrch made lor the con-tabularv. 1. im ..n. .-f...l linf ., I l?l,-i,.f dispensary was wrrekf tl during the ci jht, Assistant Adjutant General John a in I- I"l,," fc...v . iwi.ir.. Gary Walts has just (noon) passed in a wagon nu his way lo the Slate Armory, earning rill s of disbanded companies, the Governor having giving orders to that ellcet, A large crowd assembled l Remember Ihc meeting and go to it, i and the rrinory of the K't'h'und Volnn-' tcrr Rifles company has just been eu tcrtd bv citizens bent on f izing nrms to prevent t tic Stute utitliurilics from get-, tint; tluni. ! Gov. Tillmnu is hastening forward country coinpnn'cs to relieve the bc leagured const nbulnry, and is in receipt j ol telegrams off rin; the services of as I many men as m iv be necessary to up-1 hulrl the law. The Charleston coropa-1 nil's have refiw d to o!y orders and will i disbntid. It struts that war on Tiiltnaii's dis-, pci.snrv nud spies i:i South Carolinu opened in earnest yesterday. For the' .1. it.- r ii ,.i )j.i,u,xUu,a,u..vnJ, ..... i.xiu.i, which is one of the most prosperous in Somh Cnn.linn. has hern niM.-iiinllv in.-1 der martial law. T.hin.-tu s spies, as they , : are cnllrtl, went s lar as to attempt to Keaich private resiiliiifes for illicit whis-1 i key, and this bronjjht abutit trouhl", the i result of which litis been a riot. Inn pri- vate dispatch to Mr. H. I'. Mi ki sick , today, Maj r Ilcinnhill, editor of the Charleston News and Couri,r, says: "In the riot lit Darlingtou yesterday two citizens and two spits were killed, while i several citizen and spies were wounded. ! The spits Ipivc fled. A posse is scouring the country for theecaped spies, hut there is uothing new t iday. Greut indigna I lion is manifested and expressed among j Hi hi th Carolinians here who are watch ing the evil ell. cts ol Tillman's adiuiuis i trution with bated breath." WAsiiiNU ton and The Ut liatn Vrsirrdav at The Or- nuite street Heliool. The puiijic exercises of the Orange street Literary society were laigely at Undid yesterday alternoon, not onlv by the patrons of the school, but by many strangers. The recitations and essays jvere . hoen for the question ami debate, "Was Washington a Greater Military Genius Than Lee?" The essay bcfoic the debate on "The causes which brought about the revol -lion," bv Miss Delia Miller, and the one after the debate, on "The enus.s leading utt toll he civil wnr,"by Ismlore Schaver. were pariicularlv good A sketch ol , Washint ,n was given bv Miss May 1 Jones, nud of Lee by Miss lllanche Kan-: dolph. O.i the debate the speeeheB of Aleestis Charles, Milton Reach and Allen Miller ; amwv,i,ori than ordinary ability, that 1 ol the loiter exciting n good deal of com-; . , T.. meiii iiv us eienr mi loree. I lie vote on "-- -. h' - I i,k.,a k. '.he merits of the iit stion stood 70 to 57 ; Rhodes from Ins paitnei- Shelby, who r. in Invor (.tWiishinuton. On the mei'ns dived them Irom O S k. nny, a in. nihet of the debate Iht- iudg. s. Messrs, H. A. Otiilger, II Redw. odand J. X. Myers, ritiiilc l iu titvorol the neguiive. . The declani.itiun, "I'url That Banner," by Norris Myers was excellent. Pleasing music was liiriushid by Will Kcitcii, Leon Whitlock, and Miss Daisy Cooke on violins and piano, ami the procrain ended wiih"Ameriia,"suug by the l.'.lee cb.b ol the school. IN I 1IK V. HI C- A. Men'H llcciliiic Tomorrow and ill rrctor. Mi Hxlon Monday. Moruluv ufternoon at 5 o'clock the regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the V. M. C. A. wi 1 occur, it is hoped members ol the board will be uri.niiit in uilc.idunci, as important bu- j1K.ss items d. niand immediate action. I Interesting li'ites relative to the inem- j bership will be given at this meeting. ! t)l'll'"': lv'" .'tlTomted to the Stale (Convention at iitmugion, April o to ri. On Mondav, Wednesday and Friday evenings may be seen enthusiastic drill ing iu the gymnasium. Real intenst in body liuihlii g is bring inanilest. Sonic ; well known men iu Uncle Sun's large ! lamily iiriv he seen in the classes. They j propose to have vigorous health even il ! thev tlo toil at desks, j I be members are ghid to welcome the usscciuliou's lirst president, 11. T. Collins, His visits lo the rooms show 1 that he bus a strong interest iu thc"V's" ano a love for the cause. ; Mnj Ilingha'ii will speak tomorrow nt the men's ineetfrg in the lecture hall i The music is in the hands of nil tHk'cnt committee, so a good address and good music niHV be expected. All nu n arc in ' viteil to "0 I'atton avenue at 4:110 Suii ! day a! let -noon. 1 IIAtK Nltun WttSHINUTUN. J. II. Keeve t'niurH Home Alter a Five Years' oiav. . II. Rei ves, . I native of Little Sandy Mush, has returned from the Stale of Washington, where he litis beui living for the past live years. In a talk with Till! CiTiziiN Mr. Reeves said that, al though he liked Washington very well me uiii.a niii tAinui r;iy uar o mill it. i was almost impossible lor a man to get money lor labor. The wages tor Inrm labor, which were formerly $1 or $150 a day, are now 73 cents, w heat is sell- ing lor 20 It, 30 cents a bushel. t. k'....v... i..iv vv.,Ki,;..i.. n, Kith of March, nail uu to that time there of March, and npto that time there .. r, .,.,, ,i.. ,i, I,... had been snow every dav during inoiith. He went to San Francisco uml ,,. U,.,.H took in the Midwinter Fnir on his way home. Since leaving hcie Mr. Reeves has I in vile I over 11,000 miles, uml savs the smoothest riiling hedidon ti c return ttip wus over the road between Chal tituoo in ami Ashevillc. Mr. Reeves said hc wouhl not advise anv man in this county, who is making a comf n table living, to go to Washing ton, livcri thing is overdone. m 1 1 1 : ! 1 1. h i;. v i v a i.. Kev. .1. I.. Wltlie'H work In 1 lie lit uili-riionvlilt! I'liu.cli Rev. I L. While, pastor of the I'irst Baptist church, is conducting a revival in I he H.tptist church nt Heildcrsonville. The grisliest itilcrist is inanilest, nud it is said that s.l, an awakening of rclig - lousfcebi.g was never known in that ,wt, . I tons are jtiuMng j uvurin in m. ;.i . i..n. ..uu ....out. arc cio-ing ai ingui in ti me ciiurcu is iim . , , ,,.,'-, ,lt p , I l""-"" n J ' There were 110 conversions under Mr W mtc's preacliiiig last evening, uud up to date theic have been 50 professions. Mr. White came to Ashevillc nfler Inst; Fi-enine.'H servire nnd ritinneil loilav. . .... .- ,, , ...... I 1 1 tt.t'.'T 1 ,1 .. W I 1 1,' (l 1 .1 1 I l t '. II I W I'. K ; Me. White's pulpit here will be tilled , tomorrow morning bv Kev. 0. II. IW - i u,i i ,i. ..,;, i, u.. 11 i.v Chaitsbcruwstorjjf Omtnd church. ATTfiNM TtllB MICUI'lISUt Moteineul For a Orand b'hio liucainunieni. Inter- A number of citizens of Ashevillc, com prising ninny ot the business men, have :..'.....i;., n i. r... i.. 1...1.1 1 " v'" "" " k ui , . . Slate liiii'iimiui.. nt ol theSttue Guard I the slates ol North Carolina. South Cat tlt li..n n...l T Al.n..:il. I: I " - ... ........ Mi . . ..a ln-xauiif t- II,. h,,v ,,!, ,1.1., IWl r 111. fiSlll.lllv. IVHIV ... ,, , , ... . i citn-n id Aslieville is invited to attend : ' luuren ,u.-i.iix. nnd assist in start ine the ball, can be made one ol the bignest things Entire outfit, over !M0 Btroug.slnrlcil on ! the IleliritiR sea nuestiou, the llritish Ashev.lle has ever had, and it the ptoplc the way over the Pennsylvania state 1 government hnvintt finully given satis- Btri wiiiitne (leierminnuoil they mitittiiiKiitimiin WtR IN MIMOA. Clilel RcfUKe to Work Out Their , Juir Flora. Vi.c Ki.AND, March 31. The steamer; Alama arrived yesterday. She brings 1 news of disturbances in Samoa which threatens serious cotisttiumcts unless j checked.. The trouble grew out of the action of the new Supreme Judge Ide iu I imposing fines upon some minor chiefs tor disordtrlv conduct nuU imprisoning and compellinc them to work in default ' lc i" " The followers of the chiefs arose in j nrmed rclicltion. An atteniDt was made . : :, . ": . . . to aisarm me reuciuous natives, in tin- . fight with the government troops 3D! rebel were killed and oO wounded. The kird uud woulln. HE CONTINUES TO DENY UHFCKINHIUUK bTII.I. THE 9TAMD. He ThouKhl MlHa Pollard Wait a Mature Woman No Letters Beni lo Rhode Throuich PlalulllPd i Washington, March 31. Alter recess ' yestcrdav Mr. Breckinridge testified that ! he had examined papers in which he en- j i i n n j. r . I dorsed Miss Pol'ard application for position uuder the civil servi in which she puts herself down as born Nov. 30. 1 1Sll(i He never bad any reason to doubt she was a matured woman, and nothing occurred to make him thiuk otherwise, lie first learned she was at Saiy insti tute the following October. He saw her coining out the gate with books iu hand with other girls he knew. They walked down the street together and she told him she was goi-tg to Saiv instil ute and hoarding at the house of Miss lloyt and Mrs Uitiham. He denied the stn t mi nl of Miss Pollard that slie reei ivid him at night iu her room at Mils Hovt'e. "II she re. ei veil any our in her room," h. s lid, "it was not 1 " He knew i he was nwnv horn Lexington in the spring ot 1S85, but where she hud gone or when she went he ditl not kno v. Th'S was r,'e time Miss I'olhird sai l she was in Norwood lountlluig asylum J He denied nrr.iiigi.ic; witn plaint ill tor I sending letters to Khodea throtii.il htr imnll,.., ll irl ,tt'; ,, I i iVa I,, 4.. "I the Li xmgion bar. who iceiMvui them from Mrs. Iv .gle, n sinter of Rh .ties. lit never, to his knowledge, saw Mr?. Ilr. Street in Cincinnati lie denied the statement ol Mi s l'ollard that he was with her in Citic'nmiti iu August follow ing their meeting nt Sarah Guest's. 11. dill not meet her till October. Met her on the train anil went with her to the house of Mrs. Rose on Georg' street. Lclt her there, went out on btr iiitss and returned after supper remaining scvtral hours. That was the lirs' lime he hail ever Iron there with the plaintiff. Col. Ilreekii. ridge tlisctihcd the occur rences at VIrs. Luke Ilbich burn's and at Superintendent Moo c's oflice and else where ns already told, except that i hi story differed greatly Irom Miss I'ol lard's. A Si II OF. SI AIL i-.H'H KNIl'p WI.hIIAi.clv lltlllrv HlawllM Joe I.Oiv I.UHt F.velllnit Andy Hailcy and ce Love, colored, became involved in u dispute ubutit 7 o'clock last evening on Fugle street. Ih stnndcts saw Love suddinlv grasp Hailcy nnd the next instant saw llailey draw u k.iile and make several slash, s at Love. Then Love released llailey, who ran up South Main into the anus of Patrolman Stephenson. Tltc ollicer releasid llailey, as he knew nothing ol the low, but a moment later Love van up with blood streaming Irom his wounds and iutoruitd the Hicer, who set out alter llailey nnd caught hull near the City Hall. IS tiley inflicted two ugly wounds on Love, one on the lclt siile ol the head, extending from the temple to the chin and the oilier on the firm The weapon he used was n riuor-rdge shoemaker's knife Love's wounds are uot considered dangerous. The case was heard by Justice Frank Coil, r this morning and llailey ami Love were hound lo court the tinnier in Ihc feinu of $100 nnd the latter in SoJ. All VIC F. I F4Hi;K I. Air tire KK'alcteHMCoiici'ritliiiE The lt.j.ir To Tile Ktull Crop J. W. Gregg, w ho lives on Ilec Tree, about 12 milts from Ashcvi Ic, was in I Tn U CrnziiN office yestcrduv talking over the probable elTeet of the recent cold . Hc ,ai, every bit ol the fruit had . ,,.,. . , , e , j tn Mki "" "s section Oats had fared I kt' """. while wheat had been badly injured it would conic agnin. I he ! n.l.l'.c' s "'"'.h-tO'. and blackberry crops ! n,ll'c' s "'"'H-'rry. and I will be all right. .. i... UK. UlliU P.IIS 111- llittl 1111 CpCIICllCC in Haywood county six or seven years ago that may be profitable to growers ! who hear and hud. A', the time relcrrtd to a very severe cold spell fame and the j apple crop was killed Ailerwaitl the. dormant buds which, Mr, Gregg savs, were on the trees lor next sens.n. tame! nut and made applis although a little i too late to mature. Hc thinks, there- j lore, that if farmers will take proper ' care of their trees, c irclullv trimming out Ihc deatl branches and 'lending na-1 ' tare every artificial aid possible, the dor-; mailt buls will come out nnd make a j I crop of wii.ter apples, i j RKiMtNM-iO his own. i - j T,, B""' " """', ,. .. ', ' I I III Plisl it. Mare i .' I hi. Im, v nl ; ,.,, K,thrriTlonIluKorian ! v..u.r,,B Thenar ..., ...n,i.. l. i. ; - n!l(.crcrm,J . . ---- - r, border was at Csnkntoi nya, where the funeral party was joined by a lnrge num ber of prominent Hungarians who had gone from here to meet them. A large crowd had congr. gated nt the railway sintiou and ns the train, niter nbrtel halt, resumed Us lourney n trcmenrioii! , ... W,,S r,,,RlU ,ur tll and Hun- ! k Thousands of i,nl. n.- l . ' n""?"' ,t pioplcoie Hoi king to Flve li1u9unj ,K.7,unli U.ft Cse8l.-d on uu.. tit.ii ii.ii.eiicu nu uignt in oruer to reach here iu time for the funeral. ncnlU of Hi. Ueoige l inker Colokaiio Si'Risi.s, Mnreli 31 IV - VWvcrly St. George Tucker died suddenly .M nlJ.,t, i,KUl M. lie wus one of ; ... tin ' most eminent physicians ol ,.s St.ile if iu the Co.ilidcrate army, - ! lilt To WllMltUlkKOII. This ey s army struck lenli hv U'30 nnd can line into the grcatlnriiistiinl region ine iiuio vmi:y. KtiTtiiis were I plentiliil this morning. IX THE HOTEL BERKELEY WHAT A Tll ROK TI1K Mot NJ HKVKH.S. A toiuiiide TraiiNforiiiallun in Xlc Building sir. Koo bvul, The I.-Hre, Im To Open To Tlie Public Next Vetk The fume of Ashevillc as a city, win:, the traveller may find a slopping pi. to suit the r. t jiremciits of his tas! . a the nicnurc ol his purse, promises to i... n i n... .-. ... ...i .. uu,u nctm-iev u near completion. The schetre tor rt modeling tt Grand Central into a house of m convenience and repute has btei. sontilly conducttd bv the proprit-U C. II. Sotulnviek, of conceded nbii a hotel man. Tlie present appei and couditiou of the hotel gives t , ultimate and eoiuphic sikciss. ) changes in partitions have cut u interior into 70 rooms ol dtsirabl convenient shape and comfortabl and the riairaiigement that spt am) sit, ialU studied and planned for oblainir , the prime coi sidiT' liom of vcntilntio'i and J light lias been carried out ton i:,..;r, ! tl,.!lt i,"iur nhunibmcc of fresh, pt , , ai. . with even the hulls so wc lighted lual i TlIB ClTBKII miiv easily be read in anv I ()t tiK.m. rhe neutral tints ol nlahastine I on the walls and the whitened ceihiign urealW ma m the general air ot neatnes I IUIU Jll tl.lttD Villi. V ISK, I.IISIilllClll I The principal eutrnuee to the hotel i by the stone archway on I'atton avenue where the tloor space to the doors arc laid in tile. 1 lie main hall runs tn the oflice, which is a spacious nud strik ing feature of the Iv use. S530 feet in us dimensions, wniuscoted in panele.1 pine nud lighted at nifjht with the re cently invented arc light on an incandes cent circuit. In the i cur ol the business counter are private oflice and check room. The opining hall to the nrti rom the oflice leads past the ladies' re eeption roo n, lour large sample rooms t he ordinary and elevator to the rtining hall. The littler room fills the width ol the north cud of the building, i- we!l vi titil ited and receives its light from Oneen Anne windows in three ducctions I he night lights will come trom rows ot iitcn-lcsceiit liimps that make the cir cuit of the walls. All the wood work o' i he department is done in ivory whin titid the fttrtii-lire is ot antique oak atut is uphi.l-tcri'd. The Honrs are of uol islitd biieh ai d finely set off thccl.gani room. The entrances and exits lor th. -ervaats nre math- bv stairways built it. the annex on the west side. A staircase Irom the curved newel posl in the i. Ihcc rises to the height of the s-c ind floor uud its heurt ol pine col limns, ooen balustrades and eusv 11 gl t 'orm a pleasing finish to the nrchilectu ral plan of the central portion of the house. Up stairs there are on each tl or linen ; clos.ts. baths ami toilets, in .itldiiioii to t lie private rooms of guests. The disicti ; ol the proprietor contemplates sohri com'orl in the house and this idea pre-1 vails to the uiarsartl rooms on the third i 11 .or. The public parlor eligibly located j at the extension ot the hall in the from of the hotel will be fitted with every pos sible consideration for the pleasure anil , social advantages ol the guests. j 1 lie sicvurii wiurergn ueiow. kooui' space has been allotted to the cook, unr lite kitchen will nilj .in the store room with an entrance forall supplies in eniled 'or the use of the hotel on West College street. Therangis and othet culinary utensils are s i in the west side annex. The bar, with its listurrs conspicuous bv .'in absence of el iborale display, sim ple hut very neat, has the corner room on Water and West College streets. There are bath rooms, wash room, general toilets and a barber shop within casv access o the oll'iee, on the floor bt low. A convenience that will doubtless ; lie apprtciati tl by the commercial men is , the big room that isbting finished up' lor their use, with an entrance on Water! WB M1VB JUST COMPLETED A street arranged to admit large nnd heavy sample cases direct from the ilrays. The house will be lighted by electricity j throughout. j The w ork of rebuilding and lurnish ng j the hotel has been done bv Asln ville j firms and the thorough anil excellent t manner iu w hich the house is Implied pcaks well lor the business enterprise ot the city. The general sttpcriuteiidiixy ol the construction devolved upon Capt. J. A. Wagner, who has added to his reputn Iton as a skillful builder in making ot the ' dinner house such a completely new ami ' substantial one. The building material was furtlih.'il by the Ashevillc Woodworking eoinp tin and will compete Irtvorubly with work Itsigiicd lo he more pretentious and cosilv. brought from other cities. Mcpherson & Clark have made the plumbing thoroughly scientific an. I workmanlike; C. Ii. Muodv laid tit. tiling and T. . Perkiuson did the p ini'. ing. The sticeessltil bidders lor the int. nor furnishing were W. It. Williamson & Co , ami the linn has the equipment in ns warerooms ready for place iu the h ".' when the earpeniers leave it. -The Im tu rn re suits lire ol 'mahogany, walnut am! , antique oak, ' It is the presriil intention of M Sou' hwick to throw open the doors o' l,'e Hcrkeley on Wctlnestlav next tin tin '""P etion ol the public nnd to bcna li ' business with guests onThuts.l u morning. Should the rush of tire .na 'ion thai is now going on continu. t It. of the proprietor will be con-tot mated. Iir, Aikius I he ratir.:p Tin; CmziiS has received a liaiid-oine caul of invitation Irom the fiirult ami classes l the Medic. I College ol Vi.m..i to attend the commencement cmm -i ....... a...i . .. ! liic ,cL,,nd t....V. RMirnnd, a Rev. Dr. Imms Atkins ol Asluvilli i'. 'be the orator of ihc .occasion ami lh. tlistinguished Ashcullinn may Do ex pected to give all who bear Inn an in tell.Ttut.l least the like of which one en joys bin rarely, nud to reflect credit upon his city and tin oi l North State. Ton Ciiizi:n h is also received an invi tn'iun to intend the commencement ex ercises ol Hie Richmond, Va , I'mvcrs.ly College of Medicine, to be held ill the Ricbmoml theater Thursday evening, Apt ill.. ; Will Modi!' The Hill, ; ! London, Miirch 31. As n result o( the further exchnnge of views between Lou-1 don nnd Washington Attorncv Gfiiiral' i ci,. l....HU,.ll ..... ... ui. .u. ...... .1... , "u,..,, ;,,,,,. i.,i ,,,,.,,i: ,.' , t ; f ircemeul of the i.w.trtl ol ihc Ho i.-loi Arlmiuiioii, mIikIi be mvuilv nut-.-d.ici.l iu the U ,usc ut Couiiiiiiiis. ll.ej obieetis that it may be subjected to modification. j John Ulill Aurefs. Wasaisi.ton, Mnrch :ti). Secretary Grcsliam was able to nntioutice ut the j cabinet meeting yesterday the practical the success of the American contention ol factory uesurunees that the decision nnttc the Par s tr.biinnl wnu b be .onli, lb I statutory cnnctincuti Balsam Wild Cherry WILL STOP THAT COUGH. If jou have a cough or cold that w II not yield to the ordinary remedies ucd, 20c. ottle of our Royal Balsam Wild Cherry. Guaranteed to re Here you or money re 'nnded. It Is an entirely regctablec ompound, palatable In form, agreeing with the most -ensative itomach, and Its eflccta are simply tnarrelont. Large bottle. 75c, Manu factured only bv RAYSOR a SMITH, i 31 PATTON AVF. Champhorline Cures Chapped Hands. ASHEVILLE TO THE FRONT PULL LINIi Ol' HAND MADE SHOES And will In the future carry In stock a fu I luwortmcnt of shoe, of OUR OWN MAKE! THEY STAND WITHOUT A RIVAL ROBERTS. 0 Court Square, A.heville, N. C. STANDARD Quart Cans Tomitoes 10c. Sngar Con per Can 10. Bartlett Pears per Can 20. Grated Pineapple per Cu 10c. Strlnj Beans per Can 10c. -. Eiaporated.prlcotsBerlblOc. ftiT. J. RBVBLL, v - iMrttmUgt Tletkulll. New Dental Parlors it B. HAWTHORNE, D. D. I., Ha locate la AiIhtuI foe Uu practica of ""tlstrjr. MaassaspsoUMv 1 Was Gold work, srowa aad brMg wata aa4 gU aa4 "bar tombtaatloa, Cava; Um moat 1st. mnA sMtkods to auks all operatic PMNLBM. In of Is a s SSST" Mllai's I tor. .,' '.-: V. -m. m.m m ,, iIMp Ml h.,immmm, m , m cni,.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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March 31, 1894, edition 1
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