DAILY INDUSTRIAL NEWS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1905.
REYNARD ANSWERS
SECRETARY ROOT
President of Isle of Pines Asso
ciation Says Island Is Not
Subject to. Cuban.
MRS. FAIRBANKS CUT FROM
OFFICIAL RECEPTION LINES!
HAS PI
Vice President's Wife Will No Longer Assist Mrs. Roosevelt'
Cabinet Women's Protest Win and a New
Court Is Established.
T
TO FORCE COUNT
EXPRESSES ASTONISHMENT
AT SECRETARY'S ATTITUDE
J Bill With That End in View Will
! Be Introduced In the Legis
: lature.
Washington. Dee. 1(1. 1 Washington so-1 Mrs. Fairbanks is popular, and since
i wiving lino at tin; official levees at the
I White House. .
' ' -.'- Mrs. I-Virliuuks, wife of the Yico-
, .' . ! I 'resident, lui.s not been asked to stand
Declares That He Is "Siding Against ! be-ude Mrs. fioosevelt at t lie New Year
Those Who Are TJefenflincr Their Law-:'w,'l' '', l'r. Will she ho expected to
" - ! aniKnir ns other than
eh'ty received a great surprise when it slip began her Wednesday ut homo this
loifniod today that a new regime had
been iuaujrurated in regard to the re-
season she has hundreds of culler. She PROVIDES FOR REOPENING
never approved of the Onbinct women s
p!liev about not serving refreshment.' AC ill Dll I AT RftYPC
and she spreads a. generous collation andj Ul ALL UnL.Lv I VVALJ
has an orcnestra in attendance at all her
at 'homes.
fully Acquired Interests in American
Territory." ' 1 .
guest at nnv
ol the oilier levees, during Vho season.
The close association of Mrs. McKinleyi
and Mrs. llobnrt has led society to ex-1
Basis For Action Will be Alleged Fraud,
and Extent of Fraud Will be Ascer
tained Through the Recount Does
Not Displace Suit.
llaiitiia. Dee. lli.-M liarles 7 Keynard,
president of the Isle of fines Associa
tion, forwarded today by advice of his
-attorneys, a letter in reply to Secretary
of -State limit's communication of No
vember 17. in which the Secretary out
lined to Mr. lieynurd the attitude of
the 1 it t ( 01 1 (Stales government' to the
proposal of the forming of it territorial
government in the island as part of the
I tiilcd Stall's.
Mr. Keynard ' contradicts Mr. Hoot's
M.iteuiont and says the. Cuban Republic
exists solely by cirtue of it const it m ion.
the terms of ' which explicitly exclude
the Isle. of Tines from the domain of Hit'
republic.
'The . IMatt amendment passed by the
l uited States Congress, he says, also
remains in force until it is reienlcd or
modified and every ollieer of the Ameri
can government, no matter how high, is
bound under its terms to consider the
Isle of Pines outside the Cuban control
and jurisdiction, personal opinions of
such oflicers to the contrary not with
Mtinding. ,-.'-. "
The' letter says that Secretary Root's
opinion as . -to the validity of the cliiini
ul" the I'nited States as to the .le of
I'iues is today opposed to the opinions
of I'residcnt MiKinloy, Secretary l.lay,
and governor (icncral Leonard .'7 Wood
and it quotes some oilicial acts and re
iiiiirks to prove this. .
The letter regrets, that Mr. Hoot, as
Secretary of War. permitted such
'.neglect and ilisnbedience. mid adds, that
"Mr. Hoot, in opposition to the expressed
wishes of '-.Secretary of State Hay in
sisted uiioii t lie negotiation of a treaty
abandoning American claim to the Isle;
of .Pities to Cuba thus covering and con- !
eealiug illegal acts and omissions of the;
department of the government for which'
yiMi were then responsible." j
He says that the petitioner believes
that when an opinion is given to demon-:
.sunn" i in -'vm in'iniis?. 11M--11 1 111 U jhe lr'in
ai iisiiingion. nun i icsiiieiu, jxoose
' Volt will enforce the law relating to the
ownership of the Isle of Pines ns faith
fully as he enforced other laws.'-
Two Courts of Homage.
It. is iinderstocd that in consequence
of this ruling the Vice-President and
Mrs. 1'airnanks will hold their own offi
cial levees t (heir home on Karrasut
pent that Mrs. Fairbanks would share1 Square, and socioty will have two courts
all the iK-ial honors. I at. which to pay homage.
Mrs Fairbanks will make no oxpres-j ft will be: 'watched with interest
sion on this new- ruling: hut the im-i where the Kairbanks will be placed if
pressinn i-.. she -believes that a fooling i t hev appear lit the White House to pav ! William R Hearst against the ro-elec-exists
against, he,- siK-ial prominence at; their robots to the Chief Executive ; ,;,, o M y McCleUan is annoullced
present, especially . among the Cabinet'' - -Mrs. .Fairbanks is planning one of the
women. "... most brilliant receptions given in years ,1'cnee J. Slicarii, Mr. Hearst s pcr-
TJio. Cabinet w ives say she has no ' for New Year's Day. and she has .so- sona I counsel,
inure . riglil in the siu-ial councils or ; cured as assistants' some of the most! '-We shall have a bill introduced in the.
honors itli h-s. Itimsovelt. than the I prominent women in the ollieial and res- i r.eirisliitin-e nrnvidiiifr for a i-eonnnf. nf
Xew York. Dec. 16. A plan for fore-
ling a recount of the votes in the tight of
lie -President has in the President s ; idont set. !i tle ballots cast in the election in the
graver affairs. 'She has not been asked i Among these are Mrs. lIo1art. who: county,'' says Mr. Shearn, "it will not
to take part in the boudier conferences j will be the guest of .Mrs. Alger, and ! bo in'the form of an amendment to the
which Mrs. Uoosevelt holds every Tues-'' Mrs, Alger and her dauirhtor. Mrs. W. K. iolm-tinn ! which would bo n ro.ct.ivr.
day with the Cabinet women.
I liailev.
IRVING RELICS
ROTJBH RIDER LOSES CUSTOMS JOB
BRING S10.220
'I
VYashingfon, D. C' Dec. 1(5. "Pat"
(Iarrett, the six-foot-three Westerner
who shot and killed "Billy the Kid,"
fwill not be reappointed Collector of Cus
U,,ii, i 1.-1 -rA..D i.
'fended the President bv attending the r00011"4 ,at?r 'n q wairanto proceed-
; itoiign l.Klers reunion at San Antonio ft.. . , .,, I T , .,'
but it will provide for the reopening of
all the ballot boxes for a recount, in
view of the evidence obtained that there
was fraud in the count. The recount
will be for discovering the extent of the
fraud, not for correcting the extent of
the fraud.
"Not for correcting the returns which
have been canvassed, but we can make
use of the information obtained by the
In Second Day's Sale at Christie's,
an American Obtains Most
Valuable Objects.
I Inst spring in company w ith a profes-
This action, he said, will not take the
Isional gambler and saloonkeeper whose ! P1?!, of the present court proceedings
! reputation .was not of the best. 7 i whu'h will be continued. ...
(iarrett was a member of the Presi
dent's regiment.- and was well liked by
Mr. Uoosevelt. who appointed bun to;
oltice. (iarrett has boon hero
TWO MINIATURES OF
ACTOR SELL FOR $189
New Chicago Postmaster.
W ashington, D. C. Dee. 16. President
several i Iloi.-evelt today sent the Senate the
days, and called at the White House to ' nomination of Fred A. Bussc to be post-
see the President. His reception was'master at. Chicago and it was continued
anyiliing but -cordial.: , by the Senate.
: Miss Ellen Terry's Brother Buys An Ink-:
stand Presented On the "Hornlet"
Other
Prices.
I.DHllon.
Articles Bring ; Excellent
sale for ijil.CiSO.
It was a vase of classical form on a!
Dee. Id. Tlie second day of
relics sale showed no de-
icrease iu public inlcrest. and -again
, Christie's rooms were full to overflow-
ling, Mr. .lackson, an American bitver,
.,1,1 :... i it... ; i .',.....
In .Hiiii'lilswiii Mr 1-ff.vtmi'il Tii-,itfssew T ....
. u .. c ..- ,, - . .ti-mnaitlai- -pedestal sur.nounted by
,g their lawtully acquired interests in; , ,...,',,. ,, wf,
nd engraved with a
...i l... i.-i., ......,
history a Secretary -of State is anxious f , . .. . .
to abandon American territory .-. unci . ,ellti to .loin. Philip Kern-
American citizens to an alien aii.C law-!,,, .., imirei-s through the hands
: . 77 f,,f lleury- A assail. Urd Holland, and
UT linn i i iiit.il ut" nft'iun iiimi mini; m
Commercial School
THAT ISRELIABE
NO QUESTIONABLE METHODS
It has Standing Applications for its full graduates, and they are all employed.
Desires to register only those who are prepared for the work, and gives them op
portunity to test their ability before matriculating
JUDSON PEELE, Principal. GREENSBORO. N. C.
American territory ami deeply regrets, , , ( .
that "for the liwt,time in .American , lo, a,.ri,7loil
limlm-ir a S,ei-pl 11 i-v. ol Srnle is nnviims r . J - .. . . .
given afterward to Irving by his friend.
I. I.. JiKile. in
Mr. Jackscm also gave $178.00 for u
riding coat used by Irving as King
Charles 1.: 273 for two niin-atures of
Sir llemy by D. Maun and Alfred
Praga, and !S18! for a cruciform, hilted
sword used bv Kdinund Kean as Ilieh
ard III. --"-'". 7; ... !
.Messrs. Spink acquiri'iT for $222..0 a
nionteith of wood. 'mounted with aliased
aiilim- li. 1, ,, .w I .,,1 I..
?.u,uuuvii ''" a' 11 Irving by the proprietor of the Boston
ammunition needed to defend our rights iel.ajj '
and uphold tlie American flag in this j Vred 'I"'v. Miss Kllen Te.rv's
.le. J his makes 2tW,000 cash t,0.0( ( , ,ipl, vp sl(iS ,- . ., inksl,lll(l with
men and all the. munition needed should .....bossed sco.ll borders with taper stick
we eieci 10 resoii i lorce in luaiiiiani- ..,,1 ,. .:i.. ,.., ...1 ,.f .
disclose."
MEN AND MONEY FOR
DEFENSE. SAYS REYNARD
Havana. Doc. 10. President Reynard,
of the Isle of Pines Association, in a
letter, says: 7
"The last mails from the Vnited
Stales brought additional guarantee of:
mg American sovereignty in this territory.".-.-
: '
Secretary Andrade, when shown the
above letter was apparently undis
turbed. He .said the United States
doubtless could be depended upon 1o pre
vent -the embarkation of men and muni
tions of war for the Jsle of Pines.
Asked whether he regarded Mr. Key
nard's letter as grounds for prosecution
the Secretary said that it was a matter
for the courts to decide, saying that the
government, would pay no attention to
such statements.
IS OF PORTUGAL EUEST
America! Embassy At Paris Is
; Scene of a Very Brilliant
- Reception.
the
- by I
Pari.. Dec. Hi. The 7 American Km
bassv was the scene ot a brilliant re
ception : tonight- when King Charles.
.Portugal was the guest of honor
Ambassador mid Mr. McCormick. The
Knibassy was beaut ifully decorated lor ,
the. occasion.
King Charles chatted at length with!
his hosts mid hostess and mingled ilcin-IF.
ocratically with his guests. Charleinagne '
Tower, the -American Ambassador to j
(ierninny, and Mrs. Tower, Mr. Carroll,!
of Baltimore, ami Mine. Irishman, wife ,
of the American Minister to Turkey. !
engraved ..'"Presented to iluiirv Irvine
by a few ladies mi the 2lH)th night of
Haunlet.' .lune 2iith. 1S7.V"
Of the reuinining ulijccl the follow-7
ing arc worth recording: .- ' . .. j
A plain oviform .lea urn. 17H8. eugrav-i
ed w-ith the i-oval anus and initials P.
A. 11.. .$210. ' 7. ., -.,
A case containing forty-seven bronze-;
and silver passes into theatres in. the i
time of Charles 11.. $7:i. 1
A short ltonin 11 sword w-orn by Kd-.'
niiiiid Kean as llnitiis, $1(,V obtained by;
Mr. Seymour Ilicks.
A writing desk of teak and maliog. '
any. early eighteenth cent:-y ISombay
work, and Chippendale mahogany stool,;
M2l. The do-k was bought by Irving J
in llirmiiiglmni for $40 or ."((. . ;
The total for the day came to .$10,. .
220. bringing the aggi-egate so far -In I
$2:t,010. -1
The famous Whistler portrait of Sir ;
Henry Irving, as King Philip II, of!
Spain, was sold at auction todav for;
.25,200. Satgent's portrait of Ellen
j Terry as Lmly Macljeth reali.ed .$vt00. j
I The Whistler picture goes to America, j
! BONO IS ALLOWED IK THE
ASHEVILLE SHOOTING CASE
M. Stevens To Be Tried For Shooting
of Caleb Lee At February Terra
7 of Court.
AT THIS TIME
THE SEASON
Home Furnishing is uppermost in
your mind. You are probabiy figur
ing out just how comfortable and
cozy you'll make things look for
Xmas. .
Why not come to us for assistance in
the matter? Our stock offers you the
Newest Designed Furniture
for every room in the house. It does
more, it offers you the Furniture you
have had in mind at the price you can
afford.
We have just opened up a most com
plete line of Go Carts and Baby Car
riages that have ever been shown in
Greensboro.
were among the guests
RAT IN HER MUFF BITES HER.
Lehigh
Be
County Woman Surprised
yond Expression.
Allcntowii, Pa.. Dec. Hi. Miss Julia
Mover, of near Minosjlc, this morning
went to h - bureau draweit to get her
inuir, where it hail reimscd since lust
v itiiininier.
V' - he nut in her hand she shrieked
and yanked it out. followed by a big rat
Special to Daily Industrial New. .
Aslioville. X.'l'., Dee. Hi.-71'ho habeas
, wrpus pi-oceedings iiistilulcd by uttor-,
j neys for K. M. Stevens, who shot (tolob
a'V, to have their client admitted to
i nan, 'ended this morning when tludgoi
I Fred Moore announced that he had de
cided to allow - bond ami lived the
amount at $o,000.
The case against Mr. Stevens will be
called for trial at the February term of
court.
The habeas 'corpus hearing before
which has been reposing in the muff audi .Judge Moore consumed all of yesterduy
which resented Miss "Mover's digital in--mid a portion of last night.
Irusion by luting her thumb to me pone. I 1
! . Kinston Stijierior Couiit is in session
The sleet of the last fev days played j here, .lodge . B. Council presiding.
Imvoc with the fire alarm system. Men! Many oa.se.s have been deposed of. For
have been "working steadily 011 it and the third time Cbas. F. Dunn is on trial:
all the tahinn boxes are in working or-; for the einliczr.lement of funds belong
der now, except Itov Xo. .15, located at I ing to a colored lodge. Dunn has been i
the corner of . (SorrU and Fayottevillo convicted twice before, but succeeded in
alrceU. - ,- , IgRtting a new trial each time.
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Phone 284.
327 S. Elm St.
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me
The Remington
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Heads the whole army of writing machinery in , durability, simplicity of con
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tDw "Macey" Filing
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Have modern features possessed by no other line. Their "Interchangeable-
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The Edison
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The Sieber and Trussell
Loose Leaf Ledger
245
HIGH-GRADE
PIANOS
AND 465 HIGHGRADE ORGANS
TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN
FACTORY PRICES.
Owing to circumstances over which we have no
control we have decided to discontinue our branch
stores through the State for the present, draw in
our business to Durham and reduce our stock. We
are compelled to do this the earliest moment possi
ble. Now, therefore, we will offer to the people of
North Carolina Pianos and Organs at prices hitherto
never attempted. Our stock consists of the follow
ing well known makes of Pianos: Everett, Fischer,
Krell-French, Harvey, Murray, and other makes.
Prices from $165.00 up. The Farrand Organthe
best on earthand other makes. Prices from $45.00
up. If you contemplate buying a Piano or Organ
you cannot afford to miss this great opportunity.
A card or letter may be the means of saving you at
least $100.00 on a Piano or $25.00 on an Organ. All
goods guaranteed to be new. Liberal terms given
if desired. Write today. We will ship on approval.
It won't cost you a cent if you find goods different from representation.
Second Handed Pianos, $25.00 up. Second Handed Organs, $10.00 Up.
W. R. MURRAY COMPANY,
W. SCOTT UZZLE, Manager.
Is the Ledger of the future and is rapidly becoming the ledger of the present, f
The "S. O T positively gives satisfaction and the price is reasonable.
Die "Big 4" Line is for sale at
Wills's Book Store
Phone 194. 118 S. Elm St. Greensboro, N. C.
P. S. Our customers tell us our stock of Holiday Goods is the prettiest they have seen.
TjURHAM, N. C."