VOL. luSXynlNC) 5 6 .
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v . ; .
x u ounciiwu mu vwas passed yes
terday and signed , by . President .RooseJ
velt wltneonsidebleeremon
lahoma and Indian' Territory come in
to the Unicni a the state of Oklaho
ma and iesof-&ewM
co : and. 'Arizona can; come in as' the
State of Arizona" as soon-as they tote
separately in tlflao6ft:I;.
abling f act-Presideni V Roosevelt
yesterday made rejoinder, to .Chairman
Wadsworth's- statement about Si the
meat inspection - blll?andT"While he ac;
knowledges, that hie was in error about
night inspection; he again , knrjcks the
committee's bill the committee meets
Monday to 1hsider the president's
suggestions-:In the United .States
Circuit Court! at?- Chicago !y esterdayV
John Alexander 'Dbwledeclared that
he r is Eltiah,the; Prophet,, and told
Ihow the revelation case came upon him
Tremendous "flpodsTaround Augus
ta have "washed .away, bridges, v, under
mined railroad tracks; . caused 1 two
wrecks, fsnut down -cotton factories
and ruined croDS : - reDorts of damaee
by floods also fdme from Florence !and
Savannah --Thfi Southern soft yarn
spinners can't supply the demand and
have decided, to. increase the orice of
all grades- The horrors at Bialystok
Russia continue, infuriated mobs con
tinuing .to ' wreak vengenance on the
Jews, who are fighting in revenge and
despairr-rHRjepife;stait ive :, Uester of
Georgia, died In. Washington last even
ing from injuries from falling through
a skylight in the apartment house in i
which he - resided- New York mar
kets: Money on" call, nominal, no
loans; time loans, firm; spot cotton,
quiet, lL20;fIirt firmbutauiet;
wheat irregular jNo;2 red, 9 5--elevator;
. corn firm; No. 2 ; 61 "1-2 eleva
tor; oats firm, ;mixed,;45 .12;"itpenr
tine steady,61; 611-2: irosin, firm,
strained commo: to good, 4.a0rto 4.05
By a slight ;Change "of plumage he'
Summer girl is "transformed into the'
seashore "'igiricfSPC-1:
The cry of "-tainted
money' must
cease now.
TntedJbeef Jia) got it
"skinned to death.
The air ship is flying-Joe Caldweli'i
ajMehlste
resenuui oioopoiouua i . T-ti? -a - -,
It really doeslseemtiiatj injttelcase
of Wmiam' Jennl
lends enchantment to the view. ; : .V
Uncle Joe sesms t'tieconftdent; that
any iheat'inspeonO)Ul?tle - will
let the House pass will -be satisfactory
Anyhow, our - esteemed v wntempor-
arv, the News ' and1 . Observer, wiu
fje more room-for Society news and
tVVlike. u ' - aC'A
The most . unfavorable 'development
for Bryan is the ' announcementof a.
prominent ;- Standard Oil man that he
Tin support himr ;;; -. v ':
President Castro, of Venezuela, who
laid down the cares of office; and. re
tired for a few months ' will resume
devilment, July 5tlL - "
We observe that some, of our ex
changes are still v advertising "Bromb
Dia." And, very iappropriately the ad
vertisement is"" headed "Bromonia
free." ? ' 'V.'
4H too many of7the gentlemen, repre
senting "the classes" ''iumD into the
'ryan band wagon a ' trailer will have
to be hitched on to accommodate "the
masses." ' ':' : ; ' v' ' - J :' A
Speaker Cannon was askedvf or . his
opinion about the- nrondsed meat ' in
flection bill but .instead of doing so
Save a sort ofTsidwininsr ODinion
at,cut One who is having so much; to
auuut me jneat' inspection dm.
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aii exchange remarks that the pack-
Eg houses le t' no : part of - a slaughter
animal go to iwaste," even the tail
teiDg canned" Wli - if sppttis! that if
aey would only do s-all the; packers
ua a tale
unfold.
u 13 stated that Gas Addick's. wh
gS asain defeated ior the United
ates Senate in Delaware a fedays
,r Wl11 try again :. next year
eks and John T. - Patrick "
'Ad-
would
ke a good team - whe'ii . it Comes . to
elusins to give"the:'fight.4-:lIS
tt. . . , -m:Msh
tnCle .Tnp'c Tm o n Af h 1 -rvcU
Posed
ieat inspection bill were veiled
Km
T a doubt
lfle .White
House burned ' when he
uat Uncle Joe - said: ,"The floor
me House is the placefor; debate,
wation and action regarding; a
vbich is pending iegislation.'
s the way UcleJoeletspIe
. when hft thiAta thpH rftcins
VlMulLl rULII ILJs
Wilmington prWrightsville Beach
gressional Convention
DELEGATES TO GREENSBORO
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Cairman G. J. Boney Announced List
Fffrm New Hanover Yesterday
y? Others Are Not Yet'Forthcom-
. -. ing Notes of Interest.
-There was a revival 'of interest in
local political circles - yesterday upon
the) ar6uhcement;of the delegates to
the State convention by Chairman G.
J. Boney; of the recent Democratic
County Convention. Mr. Boney says it
jrill bV several . days yet before, the
delegates to 'the Congressional; Con
vention are announced, most probably
not until after the convention is' call
ed. New Hanover, is entitled to .nine
votes ' in the . State Convention, and
that number of delegates and an equal
numbejr of alternates are named. The
list Is as follows: .'
Jno. D. Bellamy, E.-K. Bryan, J; O.
Carr, X E. Merritt, Walker Taylor,. R.
H. Brady, C. W. Bishop, J. I. Metts
and H. E. Bonitz. - ? -
Alternates W. E. Springer, Jessie
Wilder, C. W. Worth, J. T. Kerr, J.
A; -Montgomery, C. C. "Brown, H. G.
Fennell, H. C. Bear and W.' H. Yopp.
' The State Convention meets in
Greensboro on July 5th., , but as there
are no very marked contests this "year
the attendance will likely, not be large.
The - representation from New Han
dover is composed of leading citizens
from the wads .and townships of the
county and all. the apopintments are
regarded the best that could have been
made, -v- : r "' -?:"'- ; :
c' s The? Congressional Convention,
r For; several; days there has-been a
perstentTumpr-,tfiat ja majority of
the executive committee of the Con
gressional District . wej-e in favor of
holdi4 the convention t;Fayetteville,
but . yesterday, it; was ;earned from a
reliable - source that f there f is ; yet
hope -pf isecuringthel meeting v for
Wilmingtonor rlgtsviUe Beach;? It
divided as tothe piace of holding the'
Convention, and that George HBella
my,Esli; - of Brunswick cototy "has;
theecidink yoteHThe; advantages of
Wilmington i as the VlbgicaJ place" for
the Convention; are easily Appreciated
and : it - is hoped that influences can
be : brought to bear .to ' get the - bijg
meeting here: It is hardly' supposed
that Mr. , Bellamy will be opposed to
Wilmington, ; though he has not de
finitely expressed himself as yet. The
Convention could he easily accommo
n.kA of wt-Ip-TisvUIa Beach or in . the
court 'House oif Academy "of Music .in
this city, wiimm&uuii , wow
cessfble ; by five lines -of . railway and
the schedules through the District are
now such as would be of the. greatest
convenience S to the , large vnumur 4
delegates who wiU be present and who
should be. considered by the Con
tee'in making its selection. There is
scarcely a doubt but that a large ma
jority of the delegates, nearly all ; of
whom have heen appointed except in
New Hanover county, would much pre
fer to come Ato Wilmington or the
Beafch. Fayetteville had the Conven
tion four years ago when ; there was
the only contest equal to the .pne.n.
and that city could hardly strenuous,
ly . resist the coming . of the Convea
tion vto Wilmington this year. ',
N EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Piatt &' Haar Specials. ; . , ; v
r Attention Odd Fellows.
,W. B. Cooper Salty. Salt. ; ;; r . ;
Sol Bear & Co. Schlitz Beer.c
.W' Munroe 'Co. Picnic For Two.
Concord Chapter No. ltkR..A. M.
Meeiin'g. - A ' -.1 ' , ; -S ,r ' '
.'Atlantic National Bank Place ;Your
Account. : . .
H: W. Polvogt
Bargains.
Company-Especial
Business Locals:
wariVofliTSdv orTGentleman;
I. x'L. Works Agents Wanted. -$
Wanted--TwoV Furnished' Rooms; ,
S S. J. Davis Pasture -for--Horses. :
e6R:'BateestaufantiForfSale.
Carolina' Machinery JCoSaw Mills,
Etc. : . ' ' .-,;
V McDonald Paint
Co: Roofswater-
K McDonald alnoser
Paint.'1 . ;.
JilcDonald
Painti-;Co.-
-PropertyJ
; Carolina j Machinery ; Co. Engines
. Carolina1' Cider wa,ii&r
Salesmen Wanted.' . - . '
;. Carolina . Machinery Co. ;Foos .
Gasoline ' Engines; '1. i v ' ; ; : 4 S:-
, No crowding,' ho' pushing; ;iio.: 4am-.
ming and? a happyday:for- everybody
at Carolina Beach to-day: - J
,cLmina.
half f hour to
.Cars
Lumina.
every
MAY . NOT CLOSE HOSPITAL
Congressmarr Patterson Telegraphs
cretaty Shaw; Has Agreed
t0 Re-open; the Matter.
Stronger hopes than ever
are now
entertained that the Marine Hospital
in this city will not be closed on Jul v
Nlst, as iwasxorderod durine-the nast
week. by Surgeon General Wyman up
pn instructions from the Treasury De
partment. ; ;-;.:' ":V0l''-:
. Mr. L. : B. ; Rogers, president otlthi
Merchants' . Association, and Mr.
George R. French, secretary and treas
urer of the Board of Managers, of the
James Walker ' Memorial Hospital,
were each in receipt of a telegram
from Congressman Patterson yester
day stating that Secretary Shaw had
agreed to I re-opan the" matter and
this is believed to be full of signifi
cance. ' v.'"'--.- S' W
. Both Congressman Patterson and
Senator Simmons havebeen very ac
tive in the matter and are due the
thanks of. the community for their in
terest. In a letter to Mr. Rogers, Con
gressman Patterson says that the
delegations , in Congress ( from . other
parts of the country where hospitals
have also been discontinued are also
pressing, their claims before the De
partment and their aid will belvalua
ble in this connection. Mr. Patterson
further says that the Wilmington hos
pital being the only institution of the
kind between Baltimore and Mobile
and being so much nearer the ocean
than other hospitals, he thinks they
should he successful in their efforts
to get a revocation of the order. ( The
telegram to Mr. Rogers from Con
gressman Patterson reads as follows :
Mr. L. B. Rogers, President Wilming
ton Merchants; Association: "
- Secretary Shaw agrees to order an
other investigation as to the Marine
Hospital. Looks more favorable for
prevention of discontinuance of. your
hospital. G. B. PATTERSON. '
SCHOONER SABEAN IN PORT.
Vessel That Was Thought to Have
Y Been tost Off This Coast.
The" British schooner E. . A, Sabean,
Capt. . Sabean, which was ; thought to
have ; been theyessel sunk; off X this
coast durin$ihe;Btojm aof last, week.
but 'which' later proved to beTthe "Jen
nie. sweney, arrivea saieiy in pori
yesterday rafter a; .very rough' passage
irom Norfolk, Vii., with part; cargo of
coal. She will, complete . . her cargo
with shingles here for Kingston, Ja
maica. Capt. Sabean is very well
known 'in this port and 1 his friends
are rejoiced that he is safely in. His
viesself jwas in, here a year ago last
Winter and when its' was reported that
he was lost last week there were
expressions' of ; regret at his untimely J
fate The Sabean had been out from
Norfolk since yesterday a week ago
and was blown off i shore My the storm
k)f Tuesday night.
MEMORIAL SERVICES, TO-NIGHT..
Odd; Fellows Will Observe Honored
Custom The Annual Sermon;
The Odd ' Fellows, of Wilmington,
will to-night observe their annual me
morial service at4 St. Andrew's Pres
byterian Church. The sermon' will be
by the pastor, Rev. A. D. McClure, D.
D., a member of the fraternity and
one who. may he expected to say some
thing appropriate and eloquent. The
members of the order and all visiting
Odd Fellows are requested to assem
ble at their lodge room at 7:30 o'clock
this evening for the purpose of march
ing to 'the church in a body and 'occu
pying special seats reserved for them.
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LUMINA;. BOWLING CONTEST.
Prize Won a Second Time Last Night
by R. C. Orr. ; ;.; V
' At the close of the. Lumina bowl
ing contest last night, Mr. R. C. Orr
"was again , the winner. His, score ana
that of the others are as ioirows . v.
C. Orr 409L. W. Austin i01, J. McRee
Hatch, 379, C. R. .Brinkley 371 and A.
F. Aamond 321 Mr Orr gets the prize
of $5 offered by Mr Scott of the bowling-
alley, ; for th : highest score : for
the .week on the , play-off. . Another
contest 'will begin at Lumina . this
week. ,' W--:r- : .: '- K
By? a Wilmington vComposeK ; ; ;
; Tbe Strenuous Life," -is the title
of a march just placed on sale at' the
music stores r6t 1 the country.' ,; it s
composedf by Mr.xxW; Z. ' Corbett,. of
this city, who adopts for his; musical;
compositions ; the.same, nom ' de; plume
of .Z. Fullblbodwhich ;he;J;has
used "f 6r . a . inuihber of his poetical
fwritings, ; The; marcn; is puousucu , uX
George Willing Co., or .itimore,
and is on "sale-, at-Stieff's i Music Store
in this city. Mr. Corbett has received
many congratulations from cometeit
musical: critics : "the -successof -his
effort, in 'this; latest production.-
Plenty oimement a tCarOlina,
Beach'sinanieor;- thoSewhp r,warit
to' rest.
- ' ' Lmlna. , - -Cars
every half, hour to Lumina.
THE-SUMMER SCHOOL
Second Day's Session of Impor
tant Body of Christian Wof k
; ers at : Wrightsville
THE INTERESTING ADDRESSES
programme For To-day , Will Be Found
An Engaging OneAn Inereas9
' Yesterday Many Others Com-
ing This Week.
ine second day's, sessions of the
North Carolina Summer School at the
Seashore Hotel, Wrightsville v beach,
yesterday ;was marked by an increas
ed attendance and able discourses up
on tne, mvost approved methods of
Sunday School work: While the at
tendance Is not yet .large, visitors are
constantly arriving and by the opening
or tnis week there will be several hun
dred persons on the beach for these
meetings. r ; -
The programme yesterday included
a treatise of ., the four gospels by Dr.
Hamill, Jhe dean daily drill by Miss
Hilda : North, of .Washington, D. C.
illustrating the International Sunday
School Lessons; "The Corner Css"
by Mrs. Hamill, Primary Specialist;
"Teaching an Art," by Dr. Hamill;
"Equinping ,the - School," by Prof.
Carre, of Vanderbilt University; "Pro
testantism," an able discourse by Dr.
Scherer; of Newberry Oollegle, and
"The Home
Department,"1 by Dr.
Hamill. . Dr. L. F. Beatty, of Marion,
S. C, one ofy -the Sunday School edi
tors, who was expected to come and
speak on Sunday School Helps, tele
graphed that owing to a death in his
family, he could not be presentf This
was a . great disappointment but the
programme otherwise was very complete-
and entertaining to the large
1 number of Sunday School : workers in
attendance. . '
Miss Hilda North" arrived on- the
morning train and took up her series
of daily ;drlris r withj lapb'oard and pad
sketching, ; which - will jbe a feature
daily during the' institute. Miss North
israecteljstto line
ahdefficrof-
lighted thit sews detainedfor; not
longer than' a day. ;; , ,
, To-day at model Sunday' School will
be conducted in the auditorium of the
hotel by Dr. Hamill and . this will be
found quite interesting to -all. At
11 : 16 o'clock Prof. Carre will speak
in the absence of Bishop Atkins, who
was expected to preach at that nour.
At 4 o'clock in the . afternoon there
will be a mass meeting of all Sunday
School workers in the auditorium,
"Home Life in Japan" will be discuss
ed by President Scherer, of Newberry
College; , "Famous Sunday - Schools,"
by Dr. Hamill, and ''Children of the
Church," by Mrs. Hamill. it is expect
ed that for these services there will
fbe a large attendance from the city.
All are most cordially invited.
Ep worth League Conference.
J The annual conference of the Ep
worth League of-the North Carolina
Conference assembled last night in
the iHoteKTarrymoore, on the .beach,
and there was a good attendance. Rev.
G. T. Adams, the president was in the
chair . and Rev. H. . B. Anderson, of
Enfield, was present as secretary. Rev.
Euclid McWhprter,'of Maxton, was -the
first speaker and treated in a master
ly way "Possibilities of the League to
Meet the ..Demands of the Young , Life
of the Church for Wholesome Amuse
ment" Rev.;Mr. -Whorteriwas heard
with a great deal of interest. . The
next was an especially well prepared
paper by Miss 'Minnie, C Hancock, of
Newbern, who; discussed the literary
side of the 1 Epwbrth LeagUe. Her pa
per was really so well prepared and
vauable .that by unanimous vote she
was requested-to furnish a manu
script of the same for . publication in
the North Carolina. Christian " Advo
cate. "How to Make the League Go"
was an extremely practical address by
C.? Ed. Taylor, Esq.; of SputhporL- Mr.
Taylor has a splendid delivery and the
subject matter of ; his address was in
teresting and profitable X to all .who
heard ? him. . f -; j; u-M-
3 Fokrtwing, the set addresses a ques
tion box was opened and a very, enter-.
tainihg discussion Jololwed; in which
nearly all present ; took' a part, , this
feature proving one o the most
ant" of the evejiin'g.';-After this infor
mal proceeding, " .business ; was taen
up: Rev. MS Anderson declined:. reelection-
as secretary and Rev. Euclid
McWhorter . was chosen ; to succeed
him.4 ; Rev. 7M1. Adams : r .1 as
president and the. following vice presi
dents .were announced; Rev. J( H, Frir
zell, ot SanfordMIss'Ha
TflTninsrtonfMisa?CaeDherl0f3
Southpbrt" and i Miss ;Minhie Hancock;
of 'Newbjernvf ;s;
L7 Duringithe progress of the : meeting
the "Epworth, Leaguers; were delighted
with ' several selections , y' the rConf er
ence' Quartette, ? which'ii Composed- of
Rev. A.' J. Parker, .of Wilmington, first
tenor; Rev J. H. JFrizell," of Sanford,"
TWO KILLED AT MOUNT OLIVE
i-iye; WiwcrossiSidewaik
Down Megitp Boy and Another '
Wno Attempted to Release Him.
: " - Special' Star Telegram. v ' -Mount
Olive, N. C, June : 16. Ex
citement and conste rnation : " r eigne d
supreme here; this evening about 6: 30
o'clock amongii the large crowd that
thronged the streets on Saturday when
a young negro man Festus Winn, aged
and a negro boy, John Williams,
about seven years old,, were instantly
killed by contact with- a telephone
wire that had in some manner been
broken and fallen across an electric
light wire and then 'to the ground
charged with 2,200 volts of electricity.
In walking down , the sidewalk " it
seems that the boy ' stepped . on .the
live wire which. had formed a circuit
by contact with the earth. This at
tracted the attenti-on of those " near
by and Festus Winn, the second Vic
tim, ran o the boy's assistance. Im
mediately upon touching the - boy,
Winn was also hurled into eternity.
One bther who attempted to ; release
the boy from the, wire was hurled ful
ly, ten feet away but not seriously in
jured. . . .
. Both1 of the dead bodies were horri
bly burned and charred and presented
a sickening apeparance to those who
viewed them. The young neero man
belonged to one of our most respecta
ble colored , families..
Pounded the . Pastor. ' T ;
- No pastor of a Wilmington church
is more highly appreciated' by his con
gregation than is the Rev. AJ, Par
ker,, of . Bladen Street M. E. church
and this was abundantly evidenced by
an old-fashioned pounding which Rev.
Mr: and Mrs. Parker received on Fri
day evening. 'Quite without their
keowledge the doors of the parsonage
flew wide Just after the supper hour
and in came pouring members of the
congregation of all ages, sizes and
j-sexes, led by Mr. and Mrs. ,J. L. Mid
dletom They brought all kind of dain
ties and :. substantiate as wejl and the
Parkier larder . will vbe supplied? for
days ; to , come hy. the generosity pf
these good ,'pople'. 0 ' ' ,';
wlng aoSe thaH
senger have ! made complaint of .; the'
nuisance, Capt Harper of the . steamy
er '.Wilmington;; has: announced thatin
future a charge, of 25 cents ' will :be
made; for all dogs ; transported on' the
boat to afld irom the' beachnil South
port. In deference to his many frienda
among the dog owning fraternity;
Capt. Harper desisted from, tnis ac
tion as long as possible t but the num
ber of . canines increased so- rapidly
that he was forced to take the step.
Were te dogs are leashed and un
der the personal charge of the owner,
the nUisance -is not so bad but it is
impossible to,keep them tied and the
new rule now goes into, effect at once.
Baseball r. Excursion. y - ;
The Market Street Giants of the
City Baseball League will run an ex
cursion to Carolina Beach oh Tues
day evening of this week on the
Steamer Wilmington. - "It will be a
moonlight affair with lots of amuse
ment for ; the - enjoyment "of ? all who
take the trip. The boat will leave
at 7:45 P. M. and the friends of the
team are InVited.; The; fare will be
only 25 cents and tickets may be had
of any member of the team. .The boys
promise everybody . a good time and
the best of order. - V - '
United States Court' Tuesday.
' The United States District Court for
the Eastern District of North Carolina,
Judge' Thosv R. Purnell, of Raleigh,
presiding; will convene here Tuesday;
the; especial, purpose of the special
term being; the re-sentencing ' of the
negro mutineers Aaams ana sawyer.
While in attendance upon this session
U. S. , Marshal ;Dockery will arrange
for the hanging of the negro Scott,
which will take place in the county
jail, here. : ' ' '." ". '"?.-.-'.' "'-';-;
Bladen Street M. E. Church To-day. .
Z At Bladen Street M. E. Church , to
flnv at 1 1 i A ' M .. t.bp. rrmarfisrotinit will 1
have
;the rare "pportundty;; of-listening
2V. J. H Frizzell of . Sanford, one j
to Rev.
of thejea'ding -men, jof ,th.ec.Qnj!erence
At night Rev. Euclid McWorther; who
is pleasantly known byr.; Wilmmgtom
people will speak and at'bbth"services
theNorthiCarplind -.Conference; Quartr
e. win smg.
second tenqr jT-SRev' ETv McWhorter, vpf
Maxton,- first' bass, and Mr R.':M. Phil-
ays, ot jctaieign, , secona oass. Tbe
quartette is also, singing f oi "the Sum-
rhier; School at the : beach and; is add-
iletpthe Jsuccesstliat
meeting." 'By ; special: request quar
tette .will fsiig Cat iBladeniStreet M.
Ei Church'ioy'Catbo , 'T
apena KXne aayf a
and-- enjoy yourself.
9: 30; 2: 30, and' 7: 45:
Carolina Beach
Boat leaves, at
, Lmina. x -
iCars every half hour to Lumina. -
Two Execellent Games IrtjCity
BaselwII iLeaguf .0jiiSS
Park Yesterday '
THE SCORES WERE CLOSE
Y. M4C, A; Defeated By
Four to One
land Ntonarchs by Four to Th
- The Innings anjd Summary of
.. Each Contest. t ,
In
spite of v the damp. dlsaireeaiSi a i
weather, there were over three hun- 5
dred of the "faithful" at Hilton Park
yesterday afternoon f or; the third se
ries of games in the" City Baseball ; '
League. Two fine exhibitions "were ;
witnessed; the Y. M. C. A. going down
before the'Seventh Street Rattlers and
the Market Street Giants defeating the ; '
Monarchs. Both were by close scores, 1
he Rattlers winning fourao one and
thev Market Street Giants fonrKtov
three. All the tems were 4 downl to
hard, fast playing and there' was mot k
a dull moment from the time the um-
pires? shouted "play ball" until the
last man was out.. Many pronounced 'd
thegames as good as were ever seen
on the local diamond; barring none.
The first game was betweenthe . Rat
tiers and Y. M. C. A. -.and . fhfl Rhor-'
.ing did not begin until-the second in
ning when the winners put in two men.1
In the, fourth inning the-Y. M.: C. A.
sent a man oyer, the plate and the.
only one ot the , game.. 'The' Rattlers
sent one' more across in the fifth - and r
sixth innings but after that there was
no more run-get'tihg.
The Sco.re:. : ; . R. H. E.
S: S. R. . ..00-2 0 1 1 0 0 x 4: 8. 4- 5
Y. M. C. A. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 f85
Summary Earned Runs; S. S.: R., 0;
Y. M. C. A.J1. Two Rakp mt W T.
King. First . Base on Balls; Duls, 1.
Left on bases, Y. M. C. A:, 6. Dmble -plays,
Alderman to Wllk ns-on to Ta-. ' !
lor. First, base on errors.'.Y. M. C. Al, r ' f
2; S. R., 1. Hit . by pitched ball, ;
Brittain. - Time, 1: X5;i Umpire. "Mr. J. .
Ed. -Imithi ':f0:BffM
Jn -ihe second rgamWthe Monarchs -
se -eggs for mem tor the remain.
ing eight innings. The. Giants scored
two in the , third "i inning and. two ; in I
thev eighth, r thereby ; cinching the
game.. : Up to that time t it - belonged
tp;the;fonarchs but they": let it:liiil
from; them at the critical moment andt
too late - to be recovered. - '
VThe Score: -A-;:-,.' R.-H. E.';-
fM. S. Ga . .O 0 2 0 0.0 ft' 9. V i. ' ''. a 1
Monarchs .3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 ? t ., 7
; ; Summary Earned Runs, hone: First
Base on Balls, Gore, 1,-Jackson; "5. '
Struck out, by Gore, 10; by Jackson,
3. t Left on bases; Monarchs 2 ; MV; S.;;
vx. &. . p irst base on errors. M" S
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1 Time
Moore.
lao; Umpire - Mrr, Louis"
At Carolina
Beach Tp-day. - '
A pleasant day is assuredl everybody '
who takes the trip ; to Carolina Beach..!' ;-to-day.
;- There will be -three trips"of '
the: steamer and at the : beach there r
will b3 found lots' to intereseand'prove' V '
a diversion for the toilers of 4he week, -There
are now ample; arrangements V
for; those who desire to 'remain ; over
for a meal and the patronage in this .;
line is increasing. :The . fare ' for the
round trip 46 Carolina Beach is
25 cents." . : ; ;. ; '
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Examinedj.FprJrorn
Lieutenants t ghes-Mould, ''Mur- - ' :
ray, Stayton and Cotteh,' of the Unit- : -' ' ' ; .
ed States Army . post at Fort'Caswell;
will proceed to Forf' Monnde to" be '
examined for ; ? promotidh;.i ILieuts; ; v' c :
Hughes and jMould:f6rapm,d1
Lieuts.;-' Murray Stayton '. andv Cotten . -
for First Lieutenants..". ' The -three' last
name wil1 stay at Fortifonroe and
spend; a year at the. Artillery; School
ior officers. , . . v.. ' '. ''V-
Their Infant VtWiMsUWMiM
:' Friends j of Mri: laSMrsljuiidK
Moore; of ; 520 Brunswick street.1 will
sympathizetwiththemlinthe
OI
their Infant son, Paul p; Moore.'.
a&e ' - i. j
days,' which occurred before day -yes-- ; . - !,
I . aixc .remaAus ;. were . . ' :." .:
I taken; yesterday:. naorning : ;to Burgaw," .- :r J 1
ss. u., ior mterment.:i.Vfr-fcr&sf
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Police CpurtYesterday. v- l . ,
- There were- only' two cases' before
Mayor .yesterday, - both plain .drunks-'
James Anderson.-oolorpd mrrct v.- .'
Officer J.; X Moore, was' fined$5 - and
costs , and ttiie same pnnlshment was v
meted, out to ; O. J. Amett, wite, ar-:
restedby ;6fficer :S. A. Nichols; for
thesam;6ffence.N , . . -
Pictures of x'Frisco Disaster. ;
-: The next offering in Tthe ' Snmrnftr
stock vat the lAcademv;, of nvfncU Wri ;
hean up-to-date moving picture shD
featuring scenes -of: the - San jFrancis
co ; disaster.. - The: attraction comesi
week ffrfom. tomorrow night and;"111
no doubt prove an . attractive''onV-V
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