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he Evening -T ribto ne Vol. IX. CONCORD, N. C, TUESDAY. DECEMBER i3. 1904 No. 79 9 Mill End Sale. We have one cor rection to make in regard to this Sale Wednesday. These goods were adver tised as New Dress Goods Remnants which was a mis understanding o n our part here in Concord. These goods are Ayhat were left of our b i g sale in Charlotte just a few days ago. As it is our rule to always put these g o o ds o n t h e - market at a price after having one of these ''great sales, we decided ' to have this sale here in Concord as it will be a big ad vertisement for our Branch Store here. All One Price . lc Yard. Came and see what we will have for you. ShortJLengths Fin e ' Serges," . Brilliantin.es, : Melrose, Voiles, -: Suitings, Cashmers, etc. while they last 1 2Uc Yard. J - " J:B. Ivcy Si Co. Opposite St Cloud Hotel. STOCKS STEADY. Early Scene Was One Boding Trouble But Calmed Down With Copper Slroog. New York, Dec. 13. Excitement reigned again this morning on the floor of the stock exchange. A highly ner vous state of speculation was the order which was attended by a flood of sell ing and a tumble in values all along the line. Brokers rushed here and there trying to place and dispose of orders to an advantage. For a wh it looked as though the market was going to repeat the sensational scenes of a few days ago. Amalgamated Copper proved to be a strong stock and this proved an influence in turning the market stronger. At noon the market was steady. BLOOD CURDLING OATHS. Those Who Swore Allegiance to "Endow ment House" Were Bound by Terrible Oaths. Washington, Dec. 13. At, the Smoot hearing this morning the blood curdling oaths taken by candidates in the "endowment house" were for the first time officially revealed. The first oath was that if the witness re vealed the secrets he consented to having his throat cut from ear to ear, and his tongue taken out by the root. The second was the throat be cut and the vitals taken out and the third was that the body be torn asunder and the bowles gushed out. TEDDY'S GUARD OP HONOR. Rough Riders and Picked Spuadron From West Point Will be Inaugurlal Guard. Washington, , Dec. 13. A picked squadron of forty or fifty men from West Point and the olJ Rough Riders regiment will constitute the guard of honor at the inauguration of President Roosevelt in March. Governor Bro- die, of Arizona, and Major W. H Lowell, formerly of the . President's regiment, held a conference this morn ing at the White House. TRIAL IS ON. Assassins of the Russian Minister are Put on Trial Today at SL Petersburg. St Petersburg, Dec, 13. The trial of M. Sazonoff, for the murder of M. Plehve, Russian Minister of Interior, and Sakorski, hjs accomplice, was opened here today. The court was surrounded by crowds, but the 'police kept them back. Sufficient Crouads for a Divorce in this : Case. M tfnich, Bavaria, Dec. 13. The Neuste iNachrichten reports that Frau Hilgen, of Trosberg, ' Bava ria, has given birth to six children within the past year. Last January she had triplets and only recently gave birth to triplets - again. Medical au thorities say that is the record of the Wo;ld ih the birth rate. (Mr., T. R. will please take note.) . N Today's Weather. Washington Dec. 13. Fair and continued cold . tonight; Wednesday increaring cloudiness, followed by rain in western portion of the State. ; . V : Russian Vessels Sighted. A telegram from Mossamedes, West Africa, uys that tw eoty-one vessels of the Russian Baltic fleet arrived there enroute to the far east - Mr. George Barnhardt 'went' to Charlotte last night where he is a juror in the Federal Courts now in session in that city. v CHADWICK, CHADWICK, CHAUWICK! More News and no News About the Much Talked of Woman. Her Hus band is in Paris and Talks not. I . Paris, Dec. 13 Dr. Leroy Chad- Washington, Dec. 13. Represen wick, the-husband of Mr.. Cassie L. tative Palmer, Republican, placed the ChadwickL who stirred American fi- .Swayne impeachment resu'unon bc nancial circles by her ability fb borrow fore the House today imm'?i'?.re!y af- large sums of money on a- f ?-i"!,;-' worthless securities, is n:r -n:; mysterious silence at the Con-.irrcsia' hotel. When interviewed the tic";r replied with a showei of negatives. :t is believed that he is attempting to give the impression that !.w o;i!y took a passive part in his wiles perform ances. StUl Hopeful New York, Deer 13 Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick's lawyers, Carpenter and Powell were early visitors at the tombs this morning, having come at the urgent request of Mrs. Chad wick. They were closeted with her a long time and when they came out they were hopeful of obtaining the neces sary bail. They stated that Mrs. Chadwick had not decided whether or not to go to Cleveland. The priso ner was up early this morning and was bright and cheerful. SENSATION AT JACKSON. Prominent Citizens of Mississippi Charged With Whitecapping."Ar rest Causes Sensation. Jackson, Miss., Dec. 13. A sensa tion has been caused by the indictment of H. T. Montgomery, member of the legislature, I. C. Bryant and J., B. Wil lis, members of the board of supervi sors of Lincoln county, on the charge of whitecapping. . W :,". . Opening of New Building at State Normal. On Wednesday, December 14th, at 2:30 p. m. there will be interesting exercises in connection with the for mal opening of the Cornelia Phillips Spencer Building at the State Normal and Industrial College. The principal speech of the occasion will be by President G. T. Winston, of Raleigh, for thirty years a warm friend of Mrs. Spencer. Governor- elect R. B. Glenn, President Wnable of the University, State Treasurer B. R. Lacy, and Prof. J. Y. Joyner, sup erintendent of public instruction and the board of directors of the college will be present to participate in the exercises. If theweather will permit inter esting part of the program w. U- out of doors. The general public cor dially invited, l he exercises wul oe held in the afternoon so that the busy people of Greensboro can attend them with the least possible loss of time from a regular day's work. President Mclver asks us to say that the friends of the college will do it a genuine ser vice by being present Greensboro Telegram 13th. ; - Found In a Vault Asheville, N C , Dec. 12. The remains of James Brown of Asheville, who war killed near Lexington, Ky., ast June, and whose body has lain in a vault in Lexington unidentified, were brought here Saturday, and the funeral services were conducted from the resi dence of the deceased's father.- It is said that when young Brown received the injury that caused : his death he informed a physician , in at tendance that he was from Asheville, but that the - physician thought hej meant Nashville, and consequently the papers of that city were extensively used in an effort to find, the boy's rela tives. " Notices were inserted, , but without result until by chance were uvn k relative hew' , Tnnulrv- bv the bov'a father lead to the -identifica- tioiu "A portion of the clothing worn by young iJrown at the time of Ms death was sent to the father and iden- tified as the same worn by his son when he left Asheville. . " TO IMPEACH SWAYNE. Impeachment Resolutions Presented to The House This Morning by Represen tative Palmer. ter T?::u:fi: of cc " " ' :er w:-i: ;' :' c .? : t' o' whom the cnar;t The first corn' not reside in the AT)- ,ct: sec" ond, that Swayne iiaii be-:n naiixd as; the defendant in a civil suit over titie to some real estate in Pensacola, had arrested the lawyers, naming him as1 i the defendant and sent them to prison in alternative to a hundred dollar bond, declaring the lawyers in contempt of court for making him a party to the suit. FOR POLITICAL ACTIVITY. Rural Carrier is Dismissed by the Post master General for'Mosubordination. Washington, Dec. 13. Postmaster General Wynne todty signed papers for the dismissal of Frank Cunning ham, president of the Rural Carriers Association, of Omaha, charged with insubordination and with violating the executive order forbidding political ac tivity among Government employees. Peonage Case Argued Before Supreme Court. Washington, Dec. 13. The law in the peonage case which has been pend ing in the Federal courts, conserning several southern districts was argued in the United States Supreme Court today, when the case of Sam'l L. Clyatt, who was convicted and sent enced in Florida in 1902 to serve four years for having returned negroes to involuntary slavery for debts, was be fore the courts. Attorney General Moody argued the case for the Gov ernment. Bodies Recovered, Both Were Frozen. Wilmington, Dec. 12. The bodies of John H. Gore and William M. Brewer were recovered this morning by searching parties. Both were very near the spot where their boat cppsizeJ. ! They were frozen ".' (.'- tb in the' marsh. The b tit? ww 'Ug It the ci'-y and orerv Brewer's rer i.iir- v. v Fra-iklif, V;;., tmo ' . of Mr. Gore vvi 1 be v '-.; time Tuesday. Tl e i y gloom over the terrible tra.' ANOTHER RSPOR Wilmington, N. C, Dec. .1" vx , - jn. . l.i 12. A bearching party sent out by the Knights of Pythias today recovered the bodies of Attorney John H. Gore, and John Brower, of Franklin, Virginia, who were drowneJ in a storm Saturday night while they were duck hunting in the marshes of the Cape Fear river, five miles below Wilmington. The condition of the bodies indicated that while clinging to their canoe, which had been capsized, they fell exhausted in three feet of water and were drowned or frozen to death. Lemons to b Tried. i Chief of Police, J. L. Boger, went to Charlotte this morning to attend Fri Poiirf. heinir a witnes aeainst , white man name Cvrus O. Lemons. ... ,. , . ., . ,. ;. A wnois inaictea ror oiocEaaing. " wmve rememDereo mat a rew ycam.jdeaof the values, surely wiU make ago the Concord officers caught a ' family or your friend better than by nratmn nrar the ritv and that one of ' . ' ' v . .- I the men, O'Donough, was tried and sent to 1 prison. " Lemons was not : caught at that time, but has since been.' taken ujw cusiouy or inc r euerai au- horities and will be- given a hearing this week before the court now in ses-" sion in Charlotte. . , DEATH OF MRS. HILL Widow of General D. H. Hill Died in Raleigh Monday. Raleigh, Dec. 12. At her home a' West Raleigh, near the Agricultural ' and Mechanical College, Mrs. D. H. ! Hill died this morning, of an affection ! of the heare. She had been in bad . ",ea tn tor several uccks. Her sister, curre h the S'" rr.. S-o i;u.. r I 7.1 V'-jr ,() year?, v.i, ... .: s '.ioi: ison, at Da U:;:e. attj th'tre she will be for several years, in fact her making Raleigh her v'e w;is .'.ion .. -j-rieJ. -ver r'ti' home, she had been a member, and a devoted ofie, of the Firsr Presbyterian I church. She was very prominent in ! all good works, among the poor and along all the lines of religious effort and was a devoted Daughter of the Confederacy, and took a prominent part in organizing a children's chapter of that order, with which she used to visit the Soldiers' home, greatly to the pleasure of the inmates. To-morrow afternoon there will be a special relig ious service at the First Presbyterian church, after which the remains will be taken to Davidson for burial, the time of the funeral being 2 o'clock p. m. The Confederate veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy and I other orders here will honor the mem ory of this good and well beloved wo man tomorrow and some prominent people will accompany the remains to Davidson. Mrs. D. H. Hill, is an original member of the faculty of the Agricultural and Mechanical College and was with his mother during all her illness, one of the most devoted sons. Christmas to the Family. PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and pre serve your house by painting with L. & M. Paint. Its lead with zinc. None-chalkable. Money saver, Fullest measure. Takes less. Call on Yorke and Wadsworth Co. Concord. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. B.W. Grove's signature on each box. 26c Always .Rem imber toe Fall Ji$me lOneDay, Grlpte 2 Days axauve Cores a Cold fat One Day, a &Tm&mm tbpi We carry a full line of Stetson Soft and Derby Hats in all the late styles. STETSON jr.? That 2tct "yji" v! ; ' u 1 . i f o knew of better hp vl onr ';ie!v'!S. B-jwo dou't, and that i b '.son qnnhtT- 'jeanty and style. The Store For Gift Furniture. Soecia Sale of Pictures at our store. 7 what we have. Our word for space would permit we nave made special preparation for noJway selunt" Westy. buyer who does 7 A MATTER OF HEALTH etiB MB M SUBSTITUTE Christmas Gifts.. Are now in order. See our Nice Line of IMPORTED WARE S unsurpassed in beauty of design. Price reasonable. Also our line of Rochester Ware, Manicure and Toilet Sets and Leather Goods is complete Get our pi ices before buying. Fetzer's Drug Store Co. Santa Claus WILL MAKE OUR, Store Headquarters We keep on hand at all times FKl!iH BMpiiieuife or lilee (Se lected Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, Nuts, etc. Also re ceive daily Country Produce..1 Plenty of game, etc. Just re ceived a lot of Nice Lamps, Glassware, Fresh Cakes and Cunned Goods. :: :: :: :: D. J. bost a CO Dcmands. c oulrt have it on vim- assurance of Bro .: -Cannon Co. Very special prices Bifore you it-we have bargains. As our store not tt least tome in and look. Ret an a mistake. You cannot please your given a useful piece of furniture. - ' J J J v ill : t. '
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