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.1 1. : i ..... .;a 2; New Ft. T.ni.U-ChU-aso game HHUD'!. i: Cinolnnatt-Pittsburg i from- April 1-, was posl-,o-Jay, rain. .;Itmt League, : Atlanta 5: Nashville 4. nery: Montgomery 3; Eir- j'ort: Shreveport 4; Little li nns: New Orieans-Mem- , stpcmed. rain. !i Atlantic League. . nuta: Charleston 2; Savan- a: Jacksonville 4; Augusta t : - Macon 2; Columbia 0. -inla State League. nd: Richmond 7; Norfolk t burg: LJnchburg 10; lai icuth: Portsmouth 4; Roa- -r Baseball Games. " i, April .-University of iv outplayed George Wash erslty. loroughout the . - , R. H. Jb. t Ga. .. K0 050 00O-S 15 5 .Jr.pt on .,00 202 000-4 r 3 : Reidfern and Brown; lies and Stevenson. a . Vandsrbllt University 7 . a a ti'.id Mir. i rr.nnior.s. ::. ir. K. . : , fv, r--s-2 7 1 . I -M ,) If i I li 1 . i Hot-.ii. son: White l:4i Umpire. Kuz- TSTS DEFEAT BAPTISTS kes Second Game of Series ake Forest Game Interest. 1 llfib Easing When the . Let tip an the Methodists ; win. The Observer. ,,' i, April JB. Trinity wen Che .ae of the series from Wake ' defeating them te-day by a :5 to 4. The game was well 3 close until the fifth Inning home boys pounded Gay for rale brought to s any r visitors lost heart after played without vim, while continued to go around, lleved Gay in the eighth in- : !he too was touched freely. iiia occasional wlldness Lane, reat ball allowing but four ree of these were made, by who, batted well, but put up ame behind the bat The : boys were very daring and bases, four of which were nd to third. In this suiter -? third three times. He vobaggers in as many times irick. connected for t three vher one man was on base r tried the same trick, when a came in. Puyer also star irst In centre field Blvens e finest catch of the game, i a high fly off Hamrlck's t went nearly to the fence, wers was not in the game on of being hurt on their North . A blg.crowdj witnessed the by innings: It H E 010 260 42015 IS . 2 rest 000 002 200 4 4 3 cs: Lane and Wrenn; Gay, id Hamrick. Struck out by Gay 2. Bases on balls off Gay 3; Couch 1. a, Fredd Stem, of Carolina. Fast Game of Ball. The Observer. :ie, April 2J. In a fast and game of basball Tuesday at- tho Aehevilel school team de utherford College by a score ore stood 1 and 1 until the .If of the ninth Inning, when i rushed a run home on an er- liutherford. The features of e were excellent work, done "la's pitcher and double play a and W. West ies; AahcvMe, Morton and ; Rutherford, Goo de and .' t . Aumist i. G.X., April -3. A base on balls a sax i like and a three-base hit in the tlrst inning, coupled with flack team v.ork by Augusta gnve Jacksonville an easy vktorv to-day. Three two-base hits and two three-baggers by Jacksonville was the feature. Seoreu. R. H. E. Jacksonville .. 1W M 7 0 Anetista 000 0i0 1001 7 2 Batteries: Savidge and Roth; Piatt and Conelly. Umpire. Mace, lime, 1 :4a. " Savannah, Ga ; April 25. Savannah made two suecessive bad errors in th? seventh inning to-day and Charleston thereby won the opening game of the series. Score: R. II. B. Savannah .. 000 000 000 0 4 2 Charleston 000 005 2002 6 0 Batteries: Ford and Kahlkoff; Ray mond and Fox and Relslnger. Time, 1:33. Umpire, Davis. On the Arqnednct Course. New York, April 25. Jockey Jack Mar tin had bis first mount at Aqueduct to day since' his reinstatement. He rode Frank Farrell's Grapple In the Flush ing stakes at a mile, and although Grap ple was made a prohibitive odds on fa vorite at 1 to C, MartaJn failed to land Mm a winner. Campaigner wen by a head. To-morrow the raclne shifts to the Jamaica track with the Excelsior han dicap as the feature. Summaries: First race, selling, 4V4 furlongs: Paul rry. W to 1. won; Orena, 10 to 1, second; fcllvira M., 10 to 1, third. Time, oi z-o. Second race, the Glendale steeplechase, sbout 2 miles: Hot Shot, C to 5, won; Yama ChriBti, 7 to 1. second; Pagan Bay, 12 to 1, third. Time, 6:24. Third race, the Flushing stakes, sell ing, mile: Campaigner, to 1, won; Grapple, 1 to fi, second; Aiarsier, w o i, third. Time. 1:40 2-5. , Fourth race, furlongs: Heaslip, 8 to 6, won; Workmald. 25 to 1, second; Hyperion II, 7 to 2, third. Time. 1:14 8-5. Fifth race, selling, 64 furlongs: Jac quln, 6 to 1, won; Battle Axe, 7 to 1, setond- Fustian, to 2. third. Time, l?2i Sixth race, 41, furlongs: Wave Crest, 9 to 10, won; Fordello, 8 to 1, second; James B. Brady, 16 to 5. third. Time, W. yi'.ir, J ; 1 ;:. r ;. .' "" ' A Double V. : ,;t ". . i ccial to The C v : i Wilmington, Arm 23. A double wedding, the hride being sisters and the grooms comrades in the AVilmins ton tire department at Station No. 3, was celebrated last night at the home cf the brides" parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bounds, on North Fifth street, the parties to the marriage vows be ing Miss Nellie J. Bounds to Mr. Ri ley D. Smith and Miss Annie L. Bounds to Mr. Alexander C. Petersot. The entire ccompany o, fire laddies at station 3 turned out with their apparatus, as this is required under the regulations when members of the company are absent, and "the affair was quite spectacular. The ceremony was performed by Rev. 3. A. McKaug-i han, pastor of Brooklyn Baptist church, and a large number of friends were In attendance. Both couples will reside together 5 at 516 Bladen street. : . - Ilayes-Snow, at High Point Special to The Observer. ' High Point, April 25. -At 7 o'clock this evening, at the home of the bride, Dr. William A. Hayes and Miss Helen Snow were united in the jholy bonds of wedlock. The announcement came as quite a surprise to the many friends of the very popular couple. The charming" bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Snow and is a social favorite. The groom is a prominent dentist.' That their Journey through life may belong and happy Is the wish of all. Dr. and Mrs. Hayes took the south bound train on their bridal tour. . THE WEATHER. irmcAit LEAGUE. X April B. By a score of 11 ork outplayed the Washing . to-day, batting Hughes hard. , R H. K. a 000 003 000- 2 7 8 i 009 002 09x 11 14 5 s: Hughes and Warner; Orth 5W. Time, 2:10. Umpire, Hurst April C Evor counted large- run getting to-day, Philadel if 4 td 2. Boston's misplays . ' ' R. H. E . 1 .. 092 000 020 4 18 4 . .. .. .. .. 100 000 100 2 7 8 5: Bender and Schreck; Tan l Oiirer. Time, 1:65. Umpires. . 1 Connolly, . .r.iiicrui zJcagcti : n, Aprn fl Boston sprung a ca tie Brooklyn team to-day by wiui mvmrm vi i i. R.H. E. .. .. .. Oil 011 090-4 12 3 t .. .. .. .. 000 010 000 1 6 4 ?aiIndaromn and Brown; Pas rd PKtar. Time, 2:04. Umpires, : rid Klem, . -' ':hla. Aprtl 25. New Tork de- hilaoelphla to-day, aiUiough 1 by the borne team. ".J.-d- . -----R.-II ft" k .. 008 120 OOO-S Ma .. .. 002 000 010-8 1 0 4 s: McGinnity and Boverman; . Moran and acklltsch. Time, ;-!re, Rigler. . . QUTHERN LEAGUE. :., Ga,,' April 25.-Nahv11Ie and ut out to-day until the sev i the locals bunched their hits ' score, - It .. ........ 100 01 OfiO 4 f o .. .. ..... 00) 000 401I-' 10 8 I v rdue, Borrell and Lattl- p'trks and O'lvesry. Time, i ... .'ps. Rinn .and Rudder- --v, Ala., April 2S.-Walsh Turner ta-day and Montgom ' 1 the victors. , - " "' v.; R. II. E. n .. ,. 101 019000-2 6 2 ry 0t (m 001-8 7 2 , Tjnfr and Garvin; Walsh -'n. Umt-tn-s, Walker and M -if, 2 hours. K.-Llttle Rock . a well-played 1U1KUM ATIRM. - 'V. cf 'i;!',--nooea, i In 1 ; is rm. ENGLISH PTJGILIST ARRESTED. "Pwllar" Palmer Held for Murder of Unknown Man Whose Body Was Found in Railroad Car. ' ! London. April 25. "Pedier" Palmer. the) English pugilist, was arrested yes terday on suspicion of having caused the death of an unknown man, whose body was found in a railroad car coming from Knsom. after the races and was charged at the Croyrien police court to-day with murder. A passenger on the train testi fied that he saw Palmer strike the de ceased several blows btcauso he refused to stop singing. The prisoner was remanded. Palmer was formerly featherweight champion of England. He fouaht a draw with George Dixon in the United States In 1896: beat Plimmer, the English cham pion, 1ft HOI in England; came to the United States again In 1839 and was de feated by "Terry" McGovern in the first round of a match for the championship of the world. After "Harry" HarrlH had outpointed him, respectively in 1000 and 1901 In England, Palmer was defeated by "Jim" Williams in- two ; rounas in London, January 27, 1902. on septemoer i, 1902, Palmer met George Dixon before the jNational Sporting CiuD in ionaon and defeated him in a ia-rouna ooui. Dixon and Palmer met again in London June 27. -1KB, and the 'latter won on points In an eight-round match. The next time jjixon ana raimer mei. m Newcastle, November 9, 1903, in a 20 rdurtd contest, Dixon won. Palmer was defeated by "Ben" Jor dan December 12, 1004. on points, , in a contest before the National Sporting Club, London. ' MARRIAGES. WOOD-GILCHHIST NUPTIALS. I!r. John Hunter Wood and MIhs Lilly Gilchrlxt, Two Popular Young So ciety People of Wilmington, United In MarriaKe. Special to The Observer. riJge ox Miss Lilly Gilchrist,, daughter 6f Mr. and Mrs. William Gilchrist, and Mr. John Hunter wood, a son of the late Dr. ThoS. F. Wood and of Mrs. Mary S. Wood, both popular young people socially in this city, was sol emnized yesterday afternoon at 5:i0 o'clocTc at the home of the bride's pa rents, on Market street, the Rev.-Dr. Alexander Spjrunt, of Charleston S. C, an . uncle of the groom, assisted by Rev. J. M. - Wells, L. D., or tnis city, officiating. It was very quiet wedding but withal very pretty. The bride was attended as maid or honor by her Bis ter, Miss Eleanor Gilchrist, and the groom by Mr. Raymond Humphreys, as best man. The wedding marches were played by Knelssels Academy Orchestra, which also furnished the music for an informal reecptlon which followed the ceremony. - Mr. and Mrs. Wood left on the ev ening northbound train for Canada, They will be away two weeks and up on their return will be at home In this city, where the groom Is cashier in the large cotton exporting house of Messrs. Alexander Sprynt & Son. Among the out-of-town guests here for the wedding were Miss Maude Moore, of-Indiana, a schoolmate of the bride; Mr, John Gilchrist McCor mlck, of Lumberton, a relative, and Mr. Thos, F. Wood, of Chapel Hill, a brother of the groom. Lane-Brlggft, of Tobaccoville. Special to The Observer. Winston-Salem, April 25. Mr. Charles R. Lane ann Miss Fannie Briggs, both of Tobaccoville, were united in marriage in the courthouse here yesterday sfternoontthe.ceret. ymoh lelng perTorrhearby Rev. J. W. Pinnlx, of Kemersvllle. Ocekmore-Klrkncr, of Salisbury. Ppeclai to The Observer. Salisbury, April 25. Rev. Dr. M. M. Klnard yesterday performed the cer emony that married Mrs. Nellie Creek- more, of Spencer, ana Mr. A. r. Kirs ner. of Pulaski, Va., the serylces taking place at the bride's home. Mrs. Klrkner s relatives are Charlotte peo ple and she is known there. ; Drake-Rodwcll, at Bfaoon. Special to The Observer. Scotland Neck, April 25. -At her home in Macon, Miss Ida Rodwcll wu some days ago married to Mr. F, M. Drake. They have Just Returned from a bridal tour to Washington and other places to Spring Hill, near Scot land Neck. Mr. Drake is engaged in the lumber business at Spring HUl and they will make their, home there. They are popular and are welcomed bv their-friends with congratulations and good wishes. Gold-Wheclor,' at High Point Special to The Observer. High rolnt, April 25, In the hand somely decorated First Presbyterian church 1 t evening at 9 o'clock Mr. J ' ' nnd . T!a J. Wheelct ! ; i-i : : K. v. i:. i,. j Washnlgton, April 25. Forecast for Friday and Saturday: Virginia, fair on the coast rain and colder in the Interior Friday; Saturday fair; fresh northwest winds. North Carolina, fair t Friday except rain in extreme west portion; Saturday showers and colder, light variable winds, becoming fresh north. South Carolina, rain Friday, colder In northwest portion", Saturday, rain, cold er on the coast; fresh south shifting to north winds. Georgia, rain Friday and on the coast Saturday, colder Saturday; light variable winds. Eastern Florida, fair in south, rain In north portion Friday and probably Saturday; light variable winds. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,, show ers Friday, colder in the interior; Saturday fair, colder en the coast; fresh northwest winds. West Florida, rain Friday; Saturday fair and colder; light to fresh south winds, becoming north. East Texas, fair In north, showers and colder in south portion Friday; Satur day fair and warmer; fresh north winds. Arkansas, rain and colder Friday; Saturday fair and warmer. LOCAL OFFICE U. 8. "WEATHER BU - REAU. Charlotte, April 25. Sunrise 5.39 a. m.; sunset 7:39 p. m. TEMPERATURE (in degrees) Highest temperature .. ,. .. .. .. 75 Lowest temperature .. .. .... 61 Mean temperature.. C3 Excess for the day . .. .. 1 Accumulated deficiency for month . l.Dfi Accumulated excess for year 1.89 PRECIPITATION (in Inches) total for the 24 hours ending S p. m. 0 Total for the month .. . 2.35 Accumulated deficiency for month . .40 Total for the year .. .. .. .. .. .... 8.19 Accumulated deficiency for year .... 8.95 Prevailing wind direction .. .. .. S. W. W. J, BENNETT. Observer. MON TnE SQUARE. NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE Improved Yucatan Cli ill Tonic IT KEEPS OF MALARIA AND CHILLS AND FEVER. NURSES REGISTER ON THE SQUARE "WE NEVER CLOSE.- JORDAN'S Tbone 7. v druggist a, We Clean Carpets Clean . . . . liar .: ' . , . . ; :, i.. .. ... . 1 .. L. Giibon, i . ; . j l , l'. -, . b. Alcsan.'or. t, , i-. -, J. . A. Dunn, J. P. - . v. .. , Jr., li. I. Z ". ::;:icr, Jr., D. II. An;..-, A. c. . ,r. offici:::j: i, r'sllcnt. u-m n. Holt. Vice rret!J; rt. ' . . A a. RwnJzcr. r. ' ' -i. LAP.aClT CAPITAL AND PROFITS 6fA?;Y EANi: IN Tlllf ' I ! J A T rT TXT AC it '' n. a. i j) F0Q SALE m&t' GTAIE 5-room cottage, with all modern conveniences, E. Ninth street, rent ing for J200.00 per year .. .. r, $2,250.00. ' O 1 m 1 4AAe 1a iavlAO Citt tt m . r x mk 1.00. ann nn i-room new. modern house, w. xraae street ......... 4,ooo.oo. i -room new, modern nouse, w. xruue uoei ,wuu.uv. 6-room cottage, E. Oak street, with necessary outbuildings, for .. . . .. $2,100.00. If Interested in real estate, see J. E. Murphy & Go, Thona 843. $ N. Tryon Street t i 1 1 i i 1 " THE RIGHT OF WAY ..: A young man or woman with .an ordinary : education who has acquired the habit of thrift has the right of way to prosperity.. It makes no difference, how much, yoi make, If you spend it all you are no better off as far as ready money is concerned than , if you did not make so much. Save some of your income by opening V savings account at this bank. , r ; The Merchants & farmers National Bank QH71RLOTTB, N. QA . Wood fibre Wall Plaster, aiach" The Builder's-Friend. -' Freezins; does not. hurt; natural shrinkage will not crack it; water does not make it fall off ; hard as stone. VWrite for booklet. Manu '! factured by CHARLOTTE PLASTER CO. Write for Booklet CHARLOTTE. N. 0. J cr:Lrrr.AT::: ::i;;irLL srrjxcs rr.orcr.TY rc;; j ' ' Vve offer for a celebrated mineral spring's property l.i t State that La9 Locn a prominent resort for forty years at a I gain. Property consists of 60 acres, about half of which la I. tiful grove, in which Is located main hotel building, cottages r the spring. f - , . I Specially adapted to aa all-jcar-rt)und resort or sanltaxiu::!. For particulars apply to THE CHARLOTTE REALTY CO. . A. G. CR.UG, Secretary. - OSco 18 E. Trr V Thone SI7. Charlotte Truat oii?pj AI8 EAST TRADE STREET' '.'." ':' -GENERAL BANKING, WITH SAVINGS DEPARTMENT - : In looking about for a bank to receive your money, yon want - to find a safe bank a convenient . bank an ." accommodatifc bank. We want you " to consider ths bank along those llna , J. H. LTTTLE, President C. M. PATTERSON, Vice TttZie. L. R. HAGOOD,- CosbJer. v' " ' , v I i , , .... - The 26 th annual meeting of elation will be held in council April 23d, , ' , 's " THE of tho secretary land treasurer years, and this is saying much years, this association has bee steer clear of a single loss, to holders., to mature thousands yet achieved by any Charlotte all its vast multitude of transa us are proud, and they are flra fold,. All shareholders expent the Mutual Building & Loan Asso--chamber, city hall, Tuesday evening. REPORT 1 v will be found, to-be the best In , for' during its entire career of 26 n a leader in Its line. Its ability to satisfy a vast multitude of share of Its shares within the shortest time association, its uniform ; courtesy in ctions, are features of which all of wing people of all classes into the ed. ' E L: KEESLER. Phone344. - .' &5 South Tryon Street 5oS Sale , n. McDowell street $1,800. Can arrange good terms. Lot well lo cated. Five-rooni cottage. This is all right. If ' you are thinking of buying, see us at once. Thone Ss5. 20S N. Tryon St rid them, of ; every: speck of dust or dirt It. doesn't mat ter how large or small the car pet may be, how awkward a shape it may come In or how long it may have been used-1-we can clean It thoroughly. Can you do as well by beat ing or shaking it at home? Reeky llffikia Tea ilnggcis i Bringi Golden Health and Renewed visor. A speolflo for Constlpstloo. Indigestion. Liver and Kidney troubles. Pimples. Eczema, Impure lilood. Dad nreath. Slucttish Bowels. Headache and Backache. Its Kocky Mounuin Tea In tab let form, S5 cents a box. 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We solicit accounts oh basis of giving every reasonable banking facility In return. AE1EIMI TRUST COM George Stephsns, President- . . v, T. S. Franklin, V. Pres. W. S. Lee, Jr., V. Pres. W. H. Wood, Treasure J. E. Davis, Asst. Treu. ITione HIGH" GRADE PREFERRED STG E.000 Erwin Cotton Mill , . w . . . , . . . . . . . . .'. , , 6,000 Pacolet Mfg. Co . . . . .. .. .. .. .. ,.. 6,000 Louise Mill ' ; 7,000 Chadwlck Mill ...... 7 1,600 Elba Mfg. Co , 7 10,000 Lancaster Cotton Mill .. ... , , "7 10,000 Woodslde ... .. 7 , 10,000 Glenn-Lowry .. it.;.. .. .. .. .. fj , 5,000 Monro ...... .. .'I,' 8,000 Jonesvllle ....:.... ...... . ' . 6.000 Charlotte Cotton Mill .. . 10.000 , Rhodh!.9 '..;..'.. . ..... 3,500 Highland l'ark J.lf-t. " ,:. . 10.000 Ful-'rt nn P.nlty 'Co. .. . ; 2" pno A ' n 1 :'r 1 ' i
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