UDEEXSBOEO DAILT UTEWS, FBIDAT. JUJ1J5 10, 1910 4
SPORTING NEWS
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
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CharlxU. ! i i ..,(..... 0
EASTERN CAROLINA
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Raremoed L)n,hHur? atif poMpnec
ran
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Koenuke 1'urtrmnuln fHnw re.,1 p'.i
rain.
SOUTHTLANTIC
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rain.
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rain.
.larkaonville. Ma -n. -al.tiJ 7'h
southern" "league
Mnipliir 1 'i 'tnit j. -t
pooned . i hiii
At I. tfit, . Mi! an i) f in i. 4
Nvkvillf, 0 Mo.nl. W
Cnattanoo;i. .1. Mithltromerr,
EASTERNLEAGUE
Haltimorv i k pniiir jmbi f
rain.
Toronto. 12, Hnffalf, 1
Jejaey City, 1 , 1'rnv id iK 2
Moat real, O, R.vhftfi.-r. H
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nfw York, 5; St louit 4
R'noUrn, ft, Cincinnati, 7.
Boston, (I, Pittsburg, 7.
Philadelphia, 4. Chioign. ft.
AMERICANLEAGUE
frit, ljouix Ntw York game o1p.u.eu
rain,
Detroit, 1; Washington. 7
Cleveland 4: Pliihi rlr l;ih ia. 4 (called in
fr by ifwnrnl I.
Chicago, 3; Boston, 0.
SUMMER SCHOOL WILL
HELP OUT BASEBALL
(Ppihrial to Tn j Nwi f
Durham, June 0 Th? floe of the
Trinity commence ment find the ummrr
law acbonl in operation and it will run
intra tjht Uirouph the auinmer.
Thin U the Hrnt tinte that the Rtim
mT fetiir ha heen worked. Irofeaori
Montacai and Mrlntonh will aacii tearh a
ntontb, IVan Mnrdrai hating the rlatri
t he !rt ont- 1 h'-n Ietfiior Mrlntoh
tioMa anot hr mnnt h and th t hirrf it
laujrbt by K. K Head-, of the Ifcirham
bar.
Thrre are t " nf t hr onrjf lawTera
who have aflrcrH to rnmm in ih ach.nl
tint rHinnnrr Sumr nf t hern w ill br
phlr to tkr thf rxu.iin nut ion in Setrii
rr. but ni(t it t Ui-ni hip lirnl vi ht
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IncitlfiitHlU it wit hrln th Usrb.ill
IcajTlIP lf till' (1M Hi. Ill 1lo lltilt
Kl'iwori. tin .tar imllcrv thrpf vrar-,
are in the i-lns unci will Ik with the .
M. C A. In, in. 'I he only anir tliat tha
Christ ibh mp Vh-mi ablf ! ,ipt iih
t ht nn 1 hut Hip lir I w nirr pit cImm!
Isntiifiny.
In aii'iitmn to ih Kiuinriifr ! v,-honl,
ft achool nf Hin ill mn in plunnrrl for the
I- (Tinning f Srpiinlr.
It- npf'i-jlif aim i to prep ri hi(h
twkool tfjirh'-r Hnd it will I ii n1 r i
HirextK'Ti t ri"f H Uiik-, nf Irm
llya depariirtnt nf (tnratinn
VIROINIA LEAGUE
I Norfolk, j; Danville, 7
Norfolk. Va tune tl VorfolV gave
fHVy poor si 1 pji. 1 . wli.lc llsnilli cr
mrs were not t.wt'
Sk-ore:
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7 ft 4
Darfc-ille . . . 100 120 ism 7
VorfWk iHn 111 1 rwai 2
Parkwsll end lmj;hlin t n and Mun
son. T nipire. DhvW.
AuloAcccssorics
Duiterj Linen or Mohair.
Caps of all shapes and quality.
Cloves.
Colons Bottle Keeps liquids hot (30)
thirty hours, cold (84) eighty-four hours.
Call and let us explain the merits of this
a a a I T a W .
wonderful bottle
market today.
Price $2.00.
Vanstory Clothing Co.
C. H. McKNIGHT, Gen. Mgr.
See Out North Window.
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT HELMS' DRUG STORE CAN BE REFILLED AT FARRIS-KLUTZ CO.
SIANDING OF THt CUBS
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EAST! FN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
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I'hiladelphva 27 12
Ih.troit W 17
Hoatnn 2.'i 211
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Jacksonville, o; Macon. 3.
.larkftonvillf, Fla , June O.Maron
took tht flnul of the aerie by a aeore
of 3 ty 0. The fame wm called after
the pevetita oa Bnt of darkncan.
!Vrii1tre and Pope, plaTer did the
trmntnng t'mpir Collin ia ill and nn
lrM I'rawtflent lornrr prrnntree to i-nd
an umpire hre at on- th fn are
thrrntning to hoToott the ball park.
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Nfa,n Oftrt nni ? ,1 4 1
i JarViionviHv . H00 000 00 1
t Wi-emn mid KRhlkntT; Te iind Luzon
Timi I lij. Implies, Srliult(. and
Pop.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
At Crttledrn.
.Iohnon 4 'it' . .
I iadden . .
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Kmiie
At Ashevlllr.
.irheille . . .
Knowillc . .
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NOTICE. I
I will no he reepotwtihlc for sny bills!
ms.li in ni name. This, the 0th day'
of tune, 11110.
fi liRt. 1 M. Ct'NVlWHAM.
The Rep-ihlw-sn party points to ftii 1
Hh "f idiiiinitTstiiin. to ftli years (
cuiti'il .nut pp..ii the record nf those fto ;
vesrs m everv department of human
lit. in America the Republican party is
w-iUing to stsnd. bill it wsnts a right
to in, ist that the people he give all the
tsets - Flmira Advertiser.
The best one on the
$3.50 55.50
THE HORNETS TROUNCED
"Pug" and Bis Crew Fattened Their
Batting Averages,
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Eritey end Sataiday.
Winston el Greenville.
(Charlotte at Aaderon.
.Spartanburg at Greenabora,
iSpKcial to lJeilj Newi.)
t kurlotte, June 9. The Chaajpa ex
hihurd a rereiaal of form today and
won from the Hornet by the OTer
whOnnng urore of 10 to 1. They hit
Humphrey ttoio the word 40 and Deter
lei up until the end of the ninth. Tea
hits were secured be Hieks and his men,
which, coupled with the aix error a of the'
fiorneia and their all round bone bead
mavilis. netted a total of 10 rutin Hum
mt rlev vu in irood form and the Hor-1
ntli could do nothing with hint, but
five hita were made off him and neither
nf them came in the inning that the
local's aoore waa made, prina gath
ered in three drives in his viciml v that
were lebeled for long trija. Jackson fea ! h'. Kvans. Shuinaktr. Bunting,
lured for the Champs with the stick, ! Three-bane hita, 0. Double plays, Golda
rrettiuir three hits out of tour times un lioro 4, Fayetteville 1. Lft on haeea.
tiut oouia not stop one
basket. Croaa and Willi
but could not atop one with a bread
ams were the
only Hornets to exhibit the elihtest
desire to win.
di-jrusted.
The aeore:
Greensboro.
Riekard. cf. .
Springs, If. .
.Itickson, .'lb.
Bentle, lb. .
Hn-ks,' s. . .
Ik, 2b. . .
Beusse, r.
Ueldon. rf .
HaramersleT, p
crowd whs abuiit
AH R. H PtV A. E
4 1 2 2 0 0
.ft 1 2 3 0 0
.4 2 3 1 0 2
1 o 11 12 U 11
1 1 3 11
4 1 i) 1 2 1
.1 0 0 ft 1 0
4 1 2 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 3 0
3H 10 10 27 II 3
Til. R H. PO. A. E
4 0 0 1 ti 1
.3 0 0 1 1 2
.4 1 I IS 0 Ol
.3 0 2 0 2 01
400 1 0 n
4 0 1 n ft 1
.4 0 1 s ft
4 0 0 4 0 2
.3 0 0 0 0 0
1 5 10 !
H. 11. F.
Chorlot te.
Hiimphrev. p.
Meliugh, ' ef
tiarman. lb. .
('k)-., ;ib.
(.utt. If. .
Dotiard.
Willinni". 2b
Francis.
Hargrave, rf.
Totals. . .
Score :
tireenlioro. .
t'barlotte . .
m :mi 012 10 io 3
001 000 000a .S fl
Karned runsi, Greennhoio
Sunimarv :
'5. Htolen haea, Jack (ton, Weldon. Sa4
! rifire hit, Beunso, Hamrrierslej'. Two
: tmse hita, W illi ins. Base on bail, off
iHammeralfT 2, Humphrey 2. Struck ont
jbv Hamerley 5; by Humphrey 3. Ieft
' on basea, ir'ensboro 4, Charlotte 6
' Double plav., Dobard to William fo
jCattian; Hidk to Bentley; Humphrey
t'O Ga.rmn. Wild pitrhes, Humphrpy.
jHit by pitched ball, Rentley. Time nf
game, 1.40. T'mpira BuddeTham. At
tendance 1,000.
SPARTANS GOT CLOSE ONE
FROM THE
(Special to Dally News )
Spartanburg, June 9 The locals over-
came sn early lesd of the Spinners by last and Murray on first, the New York turned from Charlotte last night, fresh
a combination of swats and misplays in ovtfleMer was allowed to steal second. from a victory over Leve Croaa' Hornets
the fifth innine that netted four runs, Brnlwell was passed and Delvin's hitjand thin afternoon they will engage the
thereby getting the last game of the n; ,, the liases. Merkle, with two 1 wounded Spartana, who according to re
present series from Greenville by the strikes on him, doubled and .cord twotp0rt are about ready to give up the
score of S to 3. The game, though close, I men. Myers singled and ecorrd another j -pass." Th game, should the weather
was far from interesting, and the root-j Manager McCraw sent ia Detsore to permit,-will begin st the usual hour,
era were not very much in evidence dur r,m for Merkle and Kceler to run arv4 30 o'clock, and in view of the feet that
ing the contest. Myers, and both scored, when Hauser. jt. is "Pug" Hicks' first appearance in
Score: R. H. E. the St. Louis shortstop, uiade a low ; manairerial roles, toiicther with the fact
(ireenvitte .... nsi mo nst .1 .1 1
Spartanburg-. . .noil 140 00"- ft 3
Drumui and Wingo; Abercrombie and
Roth.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, r; Washington, 7.
Detroit. June B. Washington broke
Detroit's wining strenk today, defeat
ing the Tigers 7 to 1. through hard hit
ting. Home runs by Mc.Bride and-.Tohn-son.
each with a man on base, featured.
Hiivy Tone, end McAleer hnve been bus
penned ind'-Prntely as s result of their
tight on Wednesday.
Score : R- H. E.
Wa.hingtnn . . 101 002 102- 7 11 2
Detroit 0O0 001 001 S
Jnhneon and Street; Donovan, Wil
lett and Schmidt. Time. 1.30. Umpires,
Perrine . and O'Lotighlin.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 6.
Clerelsnd, June fl--Cleveland and
Philadelphia played a tie game today
4 to 4, the game being called at the end
of the ninth to allow Philadelphia to
:it-h a tr.ttn for St. liuis. A double
play started bv Hcitmuller saved Plnla
delptiia from defeat in the ninth Joss
and Coomns were hit bard.
Score : R. H. E.
Cleveland 801 000 010 --4 10 0
Philadelphia . 000 201 100- 4 12 1
Joss. Link and Easterly; (Vionibs and
Lapp. Time, 1.40. 1'mpires. Kvans nnd
Ffin.
Chicago, 3; Boston, o.
Chicaffo. June 0. -Chicago defeated
Bc.ton 3 to 0 today in a light hitting
ame. Hearn, s California recruit, play
ed shorMtop for Boston, and performed
veil in the field
Score : R. H. E.
Chicago. ... nin 110 00 3 I 0
Boston 000 000 0000 2 1
oung .md Payne; Arenallis and Car
nyan. Timic. 13ft. 1 mptrea. Sheri
dan and Kerin.
Pittman Well Treated.
I By Phe Associated Presa.)
Woahingion. June fl William P. PiU
man. the American engineer, who was
captunxl some dT ao by trap Madrir
forces in Nicarasrua while operating
mines under the direction of Ksirada, is
reported to be well and is treated witb
consideration.
Mrs H. M. Steele of Topeks. Kan.,
left yesterday morning for her home, af
ter spending several days in this city
witb her sister. Mrs. Rl E. Steel, on
Gorrell street.
I hanks worked himself
OUT Or SOME BAD BOLES
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Thursday, Friday and Satwday.
Wilson at Wilmington.
Fayetteville at Goldsbs.ro. ..
naienja at non, Momm.wtJ the Twtaa treated Umm Anderaoa
..' .
Goldabono, June 9 .-Ooldibor.
rajnnuriiia nattmi tor is innings uit
afternoon and taa ,gaoie waa on of the
beat ever witneaaed on the local dia-
mond. Hanka, for the lo.aU, pitched
gmi fmme, ana Tor tnree aineren in -
nutgi. with three men ou haera and no
outa, he worked himeelf out. of the hole,
keeping the ball respectfully is th jn
field The game waa called on account
0f darkneM.
Score:
! Fay'ville
R. H E.
210 0fi noti OfMtonO 3 10 3
OOfl ItM) I Hi imsTi OtiO 3 a b
fioldelioro
Hoyle and Calvin; Hanks and Bailey.
r-ummaj-y: Macriflce hita, Uoidsboro X,
Fayetteville 4. Bases oq balls. Hanks
3, Beyle t. Struck out, by Hanka 3, by
Bovle B. Wnd pilches, Bovle 1. Two-
""uuor" ' reem-nu v. riura I
nans u. ilnie. i.ttt Lmptre, uarr
TOBACCONISTS AGAIN
WON IN LAST STAGES
I Special to Daily News I
Wilmington, June A. Once aaiu did
the lolianconists win in the ninth, or
at least tie the acore only to he defeated
in the tenth. This being the story In
the game with the Sailors, and all thf
trouble was through errors. The locals
rolled up an enormous total of six er-
rora. while the Tobacconiste put up an
errorless exhibition. Brooks said Hearne
went on the mound 111 the tenth inning,
s)P,. R H E
Wilson 100 000 0O0 12 2 0
Wilmington . 001000.001 0.-1 J
Stewart, Hearne and Weetlake; How
ard, Brooks and Filmore. I'mpire, Da
vis. ROCKY MOUNT WON CLOSE
SEVEN INNING CONTEST
UL1LH IHilllIU UUlllLUI
1
(Special to Daily News.)
Rocky Mount, June (I. Stein, for the
Crew, got life in the first inning on a
mulled fly in left, etole second and third
and scored on Novak'a hit, winning the I
game. Munson vielded but one hit. The
game was called in th. seventh on ao-
count of rain.
Score: R. H E.
Raleigh 00000000 1 S
Rocky Mount . .100 000 01 5 0
Turner and Sherrlll; Munson and
Coonev. Umpire. Henderson. '
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, y, St Louis, 4.
New York, June 9. The New York
Nationals made a sensational finish in
the ninth inning today and defeated St.
1 onis S to 4. With two men out in the
throw on I Mi.dall. All
throw on (Mi.dall. All of St. Lous'
luns were gills.
Score: R. H. E.
St. louis 3O0 0M 0004 1
New York 000 000 00 S S 5
Sallee and Pheaps; Wiltse and Cran
dall and Myers. Trme, M. Umpire.
Johnstone and Moran.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 5.
Philadelphia, June v. Hard hitting by
both teams feahured today's game here,
which Chicago won 5 to 4. The game
was alao marked by perfect fielding by
each club. After the visitors got the
lead by hatting rallies in the aixth and
seventh innings. Brown aaved the game
for Chicago. In the ninth, with men
on third and second and on out. Brown
finned Mage and Branafleld.
Score: R.H.E.
Chicago 000 004 1005 14 0
Philadelphia . .000 030 1004 8 0
Reulbach. Richie, Brown and Kling;
Moore, Stack and Dooin. Time, 2.15.
Umpires, Rigler and Emslie.
Boston, June B Bv winning s very
exciting game from Boston, 1 to a. lo
dav Pittahurr made it two consecutive 1
11 inning wins over tbe locals. Wsg
ner made a home run in the seventh in-1
ning with one on baa, tieing the acore.
Each team scored twice in the ninth,
Brrnes two bagger hi the eleventh sent 1
'"Crr"'" R H.E.
Pittsburg . . 010 000 201 027 12 3
Boston . . 010 110 002 018 15 2
Maddox. PhilTlppe and Gihson; Frock
am! Mattern ant OrahaMn.
Time, 2.20
I'mpirea. Klein and Kane.
.""- ""i r"""a.
Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 7.
Brooklyn. Juiie 8. Cincinnati made
t three out of four with Brooklyn ho-
day, wining a see saw game by t to R. 1
Roth hroucht over the winning nuns m!
he eighth with a scratch double, bat
ting as a pin.h hitter.
Score: R.H. E
Cincinnati 003 00! t0 7 12 1
Brooklyn 102,001 1005 9 4
Rowan. Gper, Suggs and McLean;
Knelier. Wilhelm. Scanlon and Bergen
Time, 2.15. empires, O'Day and Hren
nan. Public Invited.
The public is invited to attend and
hear the specie) sermon which Rev. D. M.
Litaker is to preach to the railway men
next Sunday morning at Centenary
church.
Free storage at bfcAdoo Garage Co.
TH INS TOOK AN EASY GAME
FROM THE ELECTRICIJLNS
(Spraal to Daily Nws.)
j Winsun Salem, June I. It m Uk
, throwing a kid down a fid taking an
..Li aaray tmm him. Tkat waj tb
' t4?rmiDatd in acore erf 14 to . Tha
; did all of their gwd work in tlw
firnt two innninga. After that Poa'a
mw pTed to get by the fifth lauing
to escape a threatened rain, which never
Mm fctnn w. V n rw- L 1 mn Ka rA i t tM
aflr,t tw, iantDp that KeUy ent in to
. relieve him. tout the manager waa real
'7 n eaxer mark tor the tlnggera.
KUly stepped dowa and out at the
eleee of the fifth and called Finn hack
is the box.
The feature of the came waa the
heavy seat ting by the Twins. Swindell
pitched a good game, though he "eased
up" after he saw the game waa cinched.
Soorei R.H.JS.
Anderson
O10010 021 6 (3
Winston 950 008 00 14 la 8
Finn, Kelly and Brannoa; Swindell,
and tote and MaoConachie.
Summary: Two base hit, J. (McCarthy,
three base hits. Brent, Fogarty, Swin
dell, Kelly. Struck out by Finn 2, Kel
ly 1, Swindell 7. Rase on' balls, off Finn
2. Kelly 2. Hits oh Kelly in 2 1-1 in
nings, 9s off Finn in i 2-3 ianinga, 7.
Dtruole plays, Swindell to Tenrplin to
Grubbs. Hit by pitched ball, Cote. Firet
base oa errors, Anderson 3, Wineton 1.
Sacrifice hits, J. McCarthy. Stolen baaea,
WVireli Braturon, Finn, Slidkitf.
Left on bases, Anderson 6, Winston 4.
Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire, Me
la v.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
I Mobile, 9; Nashville, o.
NaahrlHe, Tenn., Jhine 8j Mobile
pounded Nashville's pitchers today,
while the locals could do nothing with
IBittrolfT, the result being a shutout for
j Nashville 9 to 0.
I Score: R. H. .
j Nashville 000 000 OtiO 0 2 t
Mobile 014 210 0019 IS 0
Bernhard, Case and Seabeaugh; Bit-
trolff and Khanou. Time, lJo. L uipirca,
Pfenninger and Eaaon.
Chattanooga, 3; Montgomery, 5.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Juua 0. Mont
gomery took the second game of the
I aeries from Chattanooga today by the
aeore of S to J. Rhodes was knocked ot
n ,h' ,hird round the hd
Wb ,ost M,(,r knn(,kpd , home run,
the longeat drive ever made on An-
J' R. H. E.
Chattanoga. . . . 100 000 002 S 7 2
Motitgon.ery . . . .203 000 000 S 7 t
Hrt. Modes and Carson; Thomas and
Miller. Tune, 1.31. Umpire, Conahan.
... . .
Atl"t4- Birmingham, 4.
Atlanta, Ga.. June 9 In a free-hitting
ame in which the losers got more hita
than the winneti Atlanta defeated Bir-
mingham this afternoon by the scor
"' to 4.
Score: R. H. E.
IBirmingha
0O0 OOO 4(XV 4 11
1 AtlanU
301 100 01 9 0
Wagner,' Lower and Ryan; Fiaber and
Matthews. Time, I.J.V Umpire, Rud
npu-e.
CHAMPS AND SPARTANS
CLASH HERE TODAY
The "Champs, ' hattered up snrl shot to
nieces, both in bst.teriea and fielders, re-
hat opposing teams are fighting for thr
damp sUtion, a large attendance is ex
pected. Church Street Won.
Church Street used up five pitdiers
for Greene Street veeterdav. thnsirrh in
tell which one waa the nKwt effective
would require an expert in mathematics.
r or Lhurch Street Jonea pitched fair
baH, holding the opposing team to nine
runs and as many hit. Ctrureh Street
made 21 runs and 27 hit.
flatteries: Chun Street .Ions and
Cox; Greene Street Hawkins, OaUnm,
Cox, King Williams, Shaffer and Char
ter. STATE HOSPITAL COMMISSION
IS SOUNDING CP LABORS
!Kpeeil to Daily News.) .
Releigh, June . The North Carolina 1
hospital commision, which is rounding 1
up its wnrk of expending the $300,000
state appropriation for the enlargement I
of the state hospitals for th insane, at '
a meeting ast night passed upon a
number of bills. The eoramiasion will
round up ite work with a detailed re-
port to Governor Kitchin and the Iftlfl
legislature and probably pas out of ei j
istence at the next session of the ss-i
sembly with a vote of thanks for the'
work it has done,
Betwrned from RexUville. j
( Specie 1 to Daily New.)
RaJeigh. June 0. Chairman FrankJis
iMeNeill and iaioner Brown of the
trporatton rommiairion returned today
from ReidTiIle, where they twiweted
k a. aa i t inn. t Ka k ea mti rru II n tliai
jonI hard fought contest over th con-
rtruetion of sidings by the Southern
rHiiwy for the Penn Tobaoco company,
rjjrht-of war contests being the princi-
lm trouble. An order in tb case will
rn.de biter.
Death of Baby.
(Special to Daily News.)
Wsdesboro, June 9 The lev months
old baby of Roper Cape I died Tues
day evening after being eick a few days.
The funeral waa held yesterday after
noon st the home, and the burying was
in the Mt. Bethel church cemetery.
Reward Offered.
(Special to Daily New.)
Raleigh, June 0. Governor Kitchia
snounces a reward of fllftO for Joseph
L. Baker, wanted in Bertie county for
killing Willie C Whit May It. The
fugitive is a young man 30 years old.
TING GRAFT
Mayor Gapor Thinks He Has
Found Something.
(By The Associated PreesJ
New York, June leaver Gaywor
has beea hnatiag graft la aaotaer Bead
Ha aays that be baa feuad it, and that
it waa nourishing opeajy ia Use faaaral
building here. He baa wnttea to At
tornsy GeaeraJ Wickerakam saying that
bribes are extorted from aliens waa de
sire to beeoa naturalised.
Soon after the mayor took offios be
received eomalainto wkkh Wd bias u bav
(ia aa nveetlgation. Aopiirmnta for
natoralixation paper are lined Bp ia the
lederei kuuding aad ataad there day at
tea- day awaiting atteataua. City detec
tives were stationed ia the liae and one
of then reported that Jacob Goldstein
approached him and demanded I2S as
the price ol having his case attended to.
Uo ids teia told him, he said, teat u
be did not pay be might stand ia line
IUU davs without retting any nearer to
me room in wax the clerks were auav
. . . 1 1- . -
ins out the paper.
The detective nay ha paid 114 to
Goldstein, who waa then arrested.
When Goldstein was arrested be was
brought befors a United States cum mis
sinner charged witb having conspired to
extort money from appucaata for nat
uralixation. Assistant United States
District Attorney Waltos, the complain
ant ia the ease, said that he was not
prepared to proceed and the prisoner was
diecharyed. The evidence in Mayor
Gsynors possession will be submitted
to the federal grand jury.
SCOTLAND NECK.
(Special to-Daily New.)
Scotland Neck, June 6. Tueadaj eve
ning the Iroquois German club gave
its second annual June germaa, which
was ia every respect a delighitfnl occa
sion. One of the most attractive feat-
urea of the dance waa the favor given
in the grand march. To the gentlemen
waa presented purple aad gold regalia
and to the ladies cars natron, tastily
tied with purple and gold ribbon. These
in conjunction with beautiful dresses
worn by tb ladie trade a very attrac
tive scene, and one (hat added nweh to
the beautiv of the danee. The dance
was gracefully led by W. H. Kit bin,
whose able management was a very
fleasant feature, dancing with Mia
ucile Oobb, of Greenville, and the
other taking part in the pleasure of
the evening were: Irwin Clark witb
Miss Lillian Burcb, of Greea-ville; Alex
Hunt, of Enfleld, witb Mis Mary White,
Robert Baker with Miss Mary Psndar
G lads tone, and Mr. Council with Mias
Lou Mayo Brown, all of Hamilton; L
I Cherrr with Miss Rebe Shields; W.
H. McDowell with Mais Marr Bourne,
of Tar bore; A. W. Dunn with Miss Hal
ha Power, of Wake Parent; fiam Hoff
men with Mias Stell Hoffmen; L. H,
Kitehir. with Mis Anna Clark; Julian
Pittmaa with Mias Dirai Howell; Paul
! w"!l .H"1' 71
T11 r"",1.' . ' . " "
son; Char Is Lamb with Mia Tiswe
lHarrisoa. of Enfield; N. A. Hiddlefc with
Mias Jessie Brothers, of Ooldeboro; O.
J. Moor with Mies Mlnsie Leu Mae
Nalr. of Winston-Salem; .kve Ootten
with Mine Cleve Andrews; A. B. Hill
with Miss Nannie Smith; Alvin Darden
with Miss Annie Norfleet, of Rnaoheli
Mills Kitchin with Mis Bessie Smith;
S. M. Kitchin jr., with Miss Ksnnsa Pur
vis; Peter Shields with Miae Beaeie
Dunn; Gavin Hrman with Mies Nannie
Shields; Snrry Dunn with Mia Ketell
House. Stags: Messrs. O. M. Fountain
and Jack Oa(e, of Tarbom; Henry
Clark, Claiborne femifh, L. B. 'leaning
and Dr. J. E. Shield.
Chaperrmes: Mesdamea A. P. Kit
chin. J. A. Kitohin, C. L. MoDowell, Ck.
S Whit, H I. Clark, O. J. Woodard.
of Greenville W. H. Josry, R. W. Sbield
nd fi. B. Kitchin.
' Mrs. A. McDowell baa retiarned feoas
Baltimore, where she ha been recede.
ins; apecial treatment. The friestda ef
Mr McDowell throughout the state will
be pleased to learn that she baa barn
greatly benefited, and her recovery is
a moat assured.
Tbe county commiiner wer In
monthly session at Halifax Monday.
There wsa no business transected out
side ef tbe regular business except th
EIGHT GOOD, REASONS
BUY YOUR SUsaMER SUIT HERE
The Fourth we provide you with garments that
Is Because : that fit Prfecty- You will find us
just as anxious as you are to have
the clothes you get from us look right, feel right and
wear right.
Wallace's Summer
Suits (or Men
Tour custom tailor first puts on a "near-fit" and
then cuts and hacks until he gets a "nearer fit"
J With our garments this is not so. Tbey are fash
ioned for all sizes and proportions of men and it is
seldom we have to make any alteration other than to
move a button or shorten or lengthen a sleeve.
Get your clothes from us and you will be certain
of a perfect fit
WALLACE CLOTHING COMPANY
We Give Yet lew Trading Stamp.
MERELY T OOLS
Dead Man Blamed for Great
Sugar Frauds.
(By Tb AaecansUed Frees.)
5srw York. June . Tb jury in aba j
trial a Cbarie R. Haaka, setretaary of
the Aanencma Sugar Keluuaf eoaapaavjl I
Krnoat W. Oertraeb, sanaatatldent
of tb ornnaar' WUiianiskurg docks;
and James F. Beasdernagei, toraier trnan-1
ier of to oompaay, ail t wboan er
charged witk eaeapliinty in tb nberV-
w7 cheated out sari taaa UfiMW'
I to 4 taaagfat to pest peats banrfcif
Judge laasexii's charge until tnmsrri'V
nMrninav
The dedans saawmsd mf far Gerbraeht '
11. ..J k. -' MnnMnk
assnwm jlaOisVal aa,aanm n),l am aaai. iw - -
ol tb praeeouuen, dsssvesed by Henry
L. Stiaaon. Poraser State Senator
Clare nee Lexew argued for Gerbracbt
bat be waa saty "an old Gsrnau sugar
eoak," faltkLful lo bis orders, wb bad
no knowledge of tne voliey of tb oosn
paay, for whir H. 0. Havesaeyer waa
rnaponaibl and wha-h Havaaaeyer per- '
onaily directed ia all is detaila
"Read thee letter front Havanstysr
to Ueike," b aielsumad. "8 ia bm
tb fine Italian hand of Harenstyar,
who knew it all. who did it alL Hsve-
meyer and hi bead deviL' Oliver 6pit-
aer, convicted and then paraonea oy ins
President to testify in th present trial
were reapaaeibU," said Leaow.
A for Heike, be bad never breathed
tb "iMeJksratiel air of tb suiiar doeka,"
eeatandad John B. StaorbfUld, bia enenv
eel, and be had no personal interest In
tee ooanpsny's profits. Heiks wsa auraly
the register of the wrill of another, the
transcriber of the records of hi ehief.
He's th man they cell th 'man higher
an,'" continued Mr. Stanchfleld. "He's
tbe man Mr. Wickerebam wsntt to eon
virt ao that he can say to tb country:
Its all right; we vs got tbs -man ugner
ua."
reappointment of A.
T. Dieka
road
superintend en t.
Tbe trial of B. K. Powell, irM for tb
cuuder of OfBrer C W. Dunn and shoot
ing Stat Senator E. L. Travis and Ksp
reaenUtive A. P. Kitchin hers March 4,
aet for Wedaiiaav. June 2 at War-
vanton. Tb case waa removed from this
eemnty at the last term of court be-
aau 01 tne eesKuaem exaruaa;. 101
ofboer are buar susnonnf witnesses.
ef whom there will be quits a number.
A Urge aumter nf en people will at
tend th trial a there it a gnat in
terest in tbe oa. Judge 0. W. Ward.
of FHiusbetb City, will preetds, and sl
roameal na seen employeo a sou
ddea.
souTBZun common fvm-
MEB SCHXDULM TO THJC
"LAJTD Of TBX XT.
Southern railway ssanuuss that
Epring and Sunusier ssisagsi ia Sabed
nle to Went am 'erth Caroliaa isaart
will task piece SuadaT. Jwae L with
through Sleeping Car Marie Irani all
Iwnortant peinta, affording vos Tel
lent aerviee.
It i expected that even greater
crowds tban ever before will visit tbe
fsjnows mountain reeorte during th
eoming Mimm
CHANGE IN SOCTRIKirS PULLMAN
SEIVICE.
Effective witb first car leaving Winston-Salem
May II and first ear waving
Beaufort Jnae 1 the present Winston
Salem and Raleigh Pullman sleeping car
lias will be extended aad become a
Wlneteei-Ssleea and Beanvbrt line, be
ing bandied on same trains a at pres
ent, W. H. M'OLAJtnrRY, P. ft T. A,
GceMaboro, IV C
CHANGE IN SOUTHEKITS SCHED
ULES. Effect ire Sunday, May 2, schedule erf
train No. 3ft is ebanged to leave Greens
boro at 10 p. m. insteed of A.lf p. bl,
and train Na 38 to leave at 10.11 p. m.
instesd nf 101 p m.
W. H. M GLAMERY, P. A T. A
Greensboro, N. 0.
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