Winder IV. Harris, Base Bail Editor.
: Eastern Carolina,
Clubs Won. Lost. p. O.
GoWsboro , . , . 0 v 6 .625
Wilmington . . . 10 7 '.588
:Wllaon , . . ... 9 . . 7 .563
-Raleigh 3 12 .200
Whepe They Play Today.
Raleigh In Wilmington.
. Goldsboro In Wilson
SAILORS WIN THE SIXTH.
Wysong Invincible, While Thompson
Wag Hit at Opportune Times.
' Wilson July 29--Wysong waB in-
vincible after the first inning today.
It was a fine game, both pitchers be
ing in good form and received good
support. The Sailors hit Thompson
twice in the sixth Inning and won
the game. Turner's one-hand stop
and a catch by Sharp were notable.
". - Score R. H. E.
Wilson. . 200 000 0002 3 2
Wilmington 20d 001 0003 6 2
Batteries:. Thompson and Holt;
i. Wysong ... and Ross, v Umpire, Up
church.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Carolina League.
Clubs.; ' Won. Lost. P. C.
Spartanburg. . .. 45 32 .584
Greenville. . . . 41 31 .569
Greensboro ... 42 34 .553
Winston ; . ... 36 40 .474
Charlotte . . . . 32 43 .427
Anderson ... . 28 44 .389
-At Charlotte: Charlotte-Greenville;
no game! rain.
At Wlnstda-Salem: Spartanburg,
4; Winston-Salem, 2.
National League.
Clubs. Won. Lost. P. C.
Pltsburg . , , . 65 35 .611
Chicago . . . . 52 - 36 .591
New York . . . v 51 37 .580
Cincinnati .. . . . 47 35 .573
Philadelphia . . . 45 40 .529
Boston . . . . . 40 49 - .449
Brooklyn . ..32 , 55 .368
St. Louis ... . 31 58 .348
At Boston: Boston, 0; Chicago, 6.
.At New York: New York, 1;- St.
Louis,1 0. ' . . - .
AtvBrooklyn: Brooklyn, 0; Pitts
burg, &. 1 i .',, '
AtPb.iladelphla: Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, 4. , '". ' ,
2;
American League.
Clubs. Won. Lost. P. C.
Detroit'. . . . . 56 34 .622
St. Louis . . , . 64 38 .587
Chicago . . . . . 51 40 .560
Cleveland .... 47 . 42 .528
Philadelphia ... 44 43 .506
Boston ..... 42 49 .46?
Washington .;. . . 34 54 .386
New York . . . . 32 68 .35E
Waddell Fans Sixteen of His Old
Team Mates.
St. Louis, July 30 Rube Waddell
fanned : 16 Philadelphia players yes
terday afternoon, equalling the
American League strike-out 'record
and beating his former team mates 6
to 4, : Philadelphia took the lead in
the sixth when two passes, a double
and a single netted thre eruns, but
St. Louis found Vickers for Ave
safeties in, the ninth, scoring foui
runs and winning the game.
Score: R
St. Louis . .000 100 0045
Philadelphia 000 003 1004
H. E
9 1
8 4
; At Cleveland
Cleveland, i 3 ;
Bos-
ton, 4
(11 innings,)
Southern League;
' Clabs. ' Won.
New Orleans . . .. 60
Nashville . . . . 45
Memphis ..... 47
Atlanta . . . . . 43
Mobile . . . . . 47
Lost. ,
38
36
42
41
61 .
,49
4
64
P.,C.
'.568
-.556
.528
.512
.480
..479
.466
.341
Little Rock ,
, Montgomery
Birmingham
45
40
28
At Atlanta: Atlanta, 3; Mobile, 2.
At Birmingham: Memphis, 9; Bir
mingham, 1. .
At Nashville: Nashville, 2; New
'Orleans, 0. '
At. Montgomery: Montgomery, 2;
LittYe Rock, 0.
Virginia League.- -,
CInbt.s ; Won... Lost.
Richmond. . ... 64 31
Danville . .... 61 83
Roanoke ... . . 40 46 '
Norfolk .' . . . . 37 47
Lynchburg ; ,. . 35 . 47.
Portsmouth . 34 47
P.C.
Aii
.407
.465
.440
.427
420
- At Portsmouth:' . First game
Portsmouth, 8 Roanoke, 1, Second!
game Portsmouth, 2; Roanoke, 0.
: At Lynchburg: ' Lyichburg-Nor-folk;
no game; ratn.
At Danville; Danville, 5! Rich
mond, 4. v
; South Atlantic. t, ..
At , Charleston: Charleston, 0;
Jacksonville, 1.
' At Maqon:.. Savannah,, D; Macon,
' 1." (Cailci .touxlh lnntag,")Ui; .
' "At -Augusta: Augusta, 0; Coluin-
bu. e.
BRACE-UPS. '
Rain fell In torrents yesterday and
the game between the Giants and Red
Sox was called off Consequently the
dope column Is short today.
Hill was given his release yester
day, not because he was a poor ball
player, but because the knockers had
made it so unpleasant for him that
he did not care to play here any lon
ger. It must not be understood that
Hill refused to play or that he would
(not try to do his best. Far from it.
He said he would play when wanted
and would do his best, but that a few
of the would-be ball supporters in
this town had knocked him to such
an extent that his heart would not
be in his work, and when a player's
heart is not in his work he cannot do
his best. Hope he will fare better
elsewhere.
Ikey Farmer, who has about a
square foot of missing hide, and
Payne, whose arm is sore, were left
at home to recuperate. Both are
good ball players when in form and
the rest will do them good.
..
It Is noticeable frohi the scores ot
the Wilson games that the used-to-be
sluggars are not slugging so hard
these days. Southpaw Wysong let
'em down with three hits yesterday.
The Sailors landed six off "Bull"
Thompson. "Bull" is either having
a hard luck season or losing some ol
his effectiveness. Which is it?
A
Webster will probably do the
pitching stunt for Wilmington today.
If he does the Red Sox will surely
take a scalp.
Rube Waddell certainly throws the
hooks into Philadelphia every time
he gets a chance. Rube won many
victories for Philadelphia and aided
them more than any other man when
they landed the pennant in 1905.
And yet they sold him to St. Louis
on account of his eccentricities. He
has been on the slab against his old
team several times this season and
has walloped them each time. Yes
terday he fanned 16 of his old team
mates, which equals the American
league record.- Hoorah . for Rube!
He's there with the gopdB yet. ;;
. Christy Mathewson is another, vet
eran that still haB the art of pitching
with him yet. He blanked St. Louis
yesterday. He has won over two-
thirds of his games this season.
The South Atlantic league Is play
ing the best ball in the country this
year. Their pitchers are great and
the scores are never large. There
were three shut-out games yesterday.
V bunch of big lsague material will
"le drafted from that league next season.'--
Doak and Joyes, the two Wilming
ton ball-players who collided with
May berry's Minny-balls are reported
is ..Improving. Doak is all o. k. and
"eady for business. Joyes is a little
worse off and will be out of the game
i few days. He had a bad night, but
today he Is better, and he says he
will play more ball. -
A f
Mr. Charlie Woodall has a peti
tion, signed by 27 of the 30-odd mem
bers of the Athletic association, ask
ing that "King" Kelly be reinstated
s manager of ,the Red Sox. Kelly
was released a Week , ago and Frank
Thompson waB made temporary
manager, but would .noC accept the
permanent managership.. At a meet
ing Tuesday night Wallle Warren was
3lected permanent manager by popu
lar vote. The matter of reinstating
Kelly will be taken up on the return
of the Red Sox.
The function of the .kidneys Is to
'train out the impurities of blood
.vhlch is constantly passing through
hem. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
he kidneys healthy. They will strain
jut all waste matter from the blood.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy and it
will make you well. O. Q. King.
BALL GAME AND EXCUR
SION CALLED OFF TODAY.
The baseball game between the B.
B. B. team ot this city and the Wake
Forest team which was to be played
this afternoon, has been called oft
dn account of bad weather. .Thera
was to have been an excursion from
Wake Forest and other points north
of Raleigh, but It was aUo called off.
They will come probably some day
next week. .
8
Thl popular remedy nvtr falls t
effectually cur ' .
Dyspepsia, Coasttpattont Sick,
Headache Biliousness-
' . And ALL DISEASES arising from u
Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion
The Bstural remit Is rood a poet It
v V' aadolldflsh. DoMsmall;tcranU
lyaugarcoatedaoilaaiy toswaow
Tc3 No SufcsUtat$V
titrsPi
TO IN CARS ON!
MARTIN STREET
Trolley Wires Completed To
day and Raleigh Wilt
Have Fine System
With nearly 12 miles of trackage
and 28 cars the Raleigh Electric
Company will start to running cars
on the Martin street extension Sat
urday morning. . The trolley wire was
3trung this morning. The Martin
street extension starts at Fayettevllle
Ureet and goes out Martin street to
ibout 100 yards beyond Tarboro
3treet to 'he new extension of Petti
grew street, thence turns north and
runs to New Bern avenue. The end
if the line is very near the Soldiers'
Home and will enable the . old Bol
sters and other people living in that
section of the city to take advantage
if the excellent car system that Ral-
ilgh can boast of now. . The company
ms several new cars and the track
'.s the very best street railway track.
The cars on the new extension will
run from the end at New Bern ave
nue up to Fayettevllle street and
.ransfer the passengers to the other
lines from that corner.
With this new addition Raleigh has
?ne of the best car lines in the state,
ind the people of Raleigh are proud
ot the fact. The officials of the com.
pany are to be congratulate!) on their
great Improvements and the street
car company has the good will of all
Raleigh.
Best the World Affords.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure
to recommend Bucklen's Arnica
Salve," says J. W. Jenkins; of Chapel
Hilli, N. C. "I am convinced it's: the
best salve the world affords. It cured
a 'felon on , my . thumb,' and 'it never
falls , to heil 'every. Bbre',- burn of
wound vto which it is -applied. ' 26c,
at all drug stores. -
J. M.
PICKEL IN JAIL FOR
BREAKINQ SLOT MACHINE
Sheriff Sears has In jail a young
man named J. M. Pickel, wh'o claims
to be a descendant of the Manlys, one
of the oldest and best known families
of the state. Young Pickel was
brought here from Apejtf, charged
with breaking Into a chewing gum
slot machine at the Apex depot. He
will be tried at the September term
of the superior court. He says his
parents are in Panama. '- ' -'
" Just Exactly Right.'
"1 have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for several years, and find them
Just exactly right," Bays Mr. A. A.
Felton, of Harrlsville. N. Y. New
Life Pills relieve without the least
discomfort. Best remedy for consti
pation, biliousness and malaria.. 26c.
at all drug stores.
Knlghte of Pythias Meeting.
Center Lodge, No. 3, meets this
evening (Thursday) in their castle
hall at 830. Knightly welcome given
to visiting brothers.
H.-W. DAVIS, C. C.
W. W. WILLSON, K. of R. & S.
Kodol will without doubt help
anyone who has stomach disorders
or stomach trouble. Take Kodol to
day and continue It for the short
time that Is necessary to give you
complete relief. Kodol is sold by
King-Crowell Drug Co.
Attention, Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1
There will be a meeting of the
company tonight at our hall at 8:30
o'clock. Every member is urged to
be present. Business of importance.
RATE AND SPEED WAR
BOOKED FOB PENNSYLVANIA.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
. Pittsburg, Pa.," July 80.- It is un
officially announced and given con
siderable credence here that the
Pennsylvania Railroad, smarting un
der losses sustained through the pas
senger differential eaBt and west of
Pittsburg, is preparing to break
away from the agreement, If it i
unable to obtain relief in any other
way. Such action would mean . a
rate and speed war such asthls sec
tion has not experienced in "many
years. . - , r. ' 1 . : .-
. j j
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t pip fit
lilnilL
OF THE TJ2N
" '"
Customers' will throng this store', taking advantage of the ldfo. Cash Dis-
count Sales to the last moment. The doubtful can draw inspiration from their
enthusiastic neighbors that5 have 'profitably participated in a matter that con
cerns so many hundreds of economic buyers that have been deeply interested in
making their dimes and dollars reap the greatest benefits of their buying power
to the last farthing. The 10 offering positively closes Friday, July 31st. ,
LINGERIE WAISTS.
Better than a hundred White Lawn Waists.
Tailor-made, tucked, embroidered and lace
trim. Various kinds. Open front or back.
Long or short sleeves. $1.25 and $1.60 Values
fop 98c.
WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
Fresh as the mountain dew on the hills where
tluse were made. Fine quality; best styles;
generously cut. They sell at sight . . 98c.
POPULAR LINETTE SUITINGS. '
Wide Width Linette Suiting in colors, blue,
green, tan, brown, hello, and black 15c.
values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c.
40-INCH WHITE LAWNS.
Cool, crisp, fine Sheer Lawns. Best in town,
8 1-3, 10, 12 1-2, and 15c,
SUMMER MUSLINS.
French Zephyr Ginghams and Floral Printed
Silk Mulls; all the season 20 and 25c. Marked
down to . ... . . . . . . .... . 1214c.
12 He. Organdies and Lawns . . . . . J0C
TABLE DAMASKS.
German Linen and Pure Irish Flax Table
Damasks at mid-summer prices, per yard, . ,
59c. to $1.50
BOYLAN -
Is all that Is taken to convince any
body that
DENATURED
. ALCOHOL
used In
BENGALIA STOVES
Is the most economical to use. No
moke. Take an alcohol
stove on your
SUMMER TRIP. ' '
Titos. II. Briggs& Sons.,
RALEIGH. N. C. 1
SALE OF JUDGMENTS
BY
Merchants' Association.
fPursnnnt to a resolution, adopted
at a regular meeting, to advertise and
sell the judgments secured by mem
ben of this Association against de
linquent debtors and assigned to this
Association, on Saturday, August 20,
1008, at 12 Q'clnck, noon,)ln front of
the court hout or, judgments for
the amounts t- after their names
j (exclusive of . Interest and costs)
against the following persons will be
sold,
J; Sherwood Vpchurch
Ov K. Warren. .v. . .
VnJll it t?
7.86
32.60
2.14
I Will X.; Coley. . .... .:, . i . 40.78
. VERMS i Cash, with right reserved
to. reject, any- bid, and to tell any
Judgment at private sale and with
drawn from sale. Other Judgments
will be advertised from, thae to time
ae.ftelnf-fof sale.-;
THE MKltOHANTS' ASSOCIATION
I OF RALEIGH, N. C. ,
M. ASEBY LAMBERT, Attorney
MS
PER CENT. OFF SALES
, , ... , i ..'
HIGH GRADE HOSIERY.
Lisle Lace Hosiery, boot patterns and from top
to toe blue, brown, tan, pint, gray and
- blacks; 50c. values . . . . . . r.1 . 39c
Children's Lace Hosiery, black .and tan only;
25c. values
SNOW WHITE SPREADS.
' Corsets, we now add to the Corset line Ferris
Waists for Ladies and Misses. Athletic, Good
Sense, and Matnmlty Corset Waists,
50c. to $1.50
Kabo Non-Lacing Girdles . : 1., -$I,00-'
A TALE TERSELY TOLD. .
.' 'Most everything In the Millinery Salon is at
half price. Trimmed Hate worse than half.
CARPETS, RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
The Carpet Section has donejtMk1' Pond this
season. Sweeping prices on aU Alt Squares,
Bugs,. Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths,, and
Linoleums. Buy now the prices go up In.
September.
PEARCE COMPANY.
Just Received
160,000
CedarShingles
POWELL & POWELL
Incorporated.
Fhon.es 41
AN OCEAN DELICACY
WITH A SEA
BREEZE FRESHNESS:
DEVILED CRABS!
A delightful supper dish.
Ready for any emergency.
We also furnish the shells.
J, R. FERRALL & GO.
. GROCERS.
Fayettevllle , Street, Raleigh, N. C.
: : LBVOTYPE : :
FOR SALE.
Excellent Machine in Fine
condition, being used ev '
ery day. No. 708S-M :
: Will sell at a barg-aln 'as
we do not need It. Ad- r;,
, dress. ... ... , . .. . ,. .'
Jlic Evening Times,
, RALEIQH, N. -C.
If
FOR CASH.
Is . i ':.-.-.'-'
t
.. M hi
10c.
and Fine Satin Qnilts . . . .75c t0 $3.00 5
FERRIS WAISTS. .
Agents for the Kabo and the famous LaGrecqne
Satisfied Patrons
Well served'and -satisfled patrons
guarantee the quality and
- sen-Ice of our Ice. '
RdLEIGH MILLING CO,,
RALEIGH. N. C.
Ice, Coal, Flour, Meal, Feeds
PHONES:
Ralfi 418. Cap. City, 262Y.
Cooponrpayment
Mechanics and Investors
Union
The 24 th Semi-Ann ual payment of
Coupons from the-Full Paid 10-Year
Certificates, Issued by this Company
will be made at the Commercial Na
tional Bank, on and after Saturday,
June 27th.
These certificate are yet being sold
at $02.00 and furnish a six per cent.
Investment with taxes paid by the
company.
. GEORGE ALLEN, Sec'y,
Pulleu Bolldia.
CltltlKLEY'S
LOWER PRICES. . ,
Window Shades, . 8x6, first quality,
28c; have been S80. ,-
I Galvanized Tubs and Pails.
I Tobacco Twine, t r. ' '
.Men's Cheap Shirts, 25c j have been
j 85c. ...... .....
All Cotton Goods.. . V
I . HIGHER. PRICES,
j Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers,
1 ,, JTJST XS . ' . hi
Ladies-' Long Black- Gloves, 50c
Freesers, 1 to 4 Quarts.
Mosquito Canopies, il.85, 91M).
Mosquito Netting,, 7c, , ; . ;
. , TRUNKS. . 1
Now Lot Trunks end. Bags.: .'!
Bahy GMDarts, fl.8 to 125.00. 1
A few low Shoe lefti ' ' , ,"1
Iron CoU and Mattresses. ' , ' f J
Beat R. F. D. Mail Boxes, 85c ' .-
I. cr.i;:::LEY5.