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exetnpiined. bu, an axiom. whose verify
was apparent.
The poor scholar, greatly perturbed.
began by demanding forgiveness OF
Archimedcs for having permitted m
artless young girl to usarp the thoughts
which should have been reserved for
the geometrician. then his mind revert.
cd to Jack.
BIT aEaiiy. he dcilaeratsd that he
would got b. lees u professor OF special
mathematics bccapss he had married
an Intelligent rnd learned young wo.
man, anu tina, he would In no wise fall
in his tratasrai affection by gising Jack
q charming ylster-in-lnw.
And, having made th.a deduction the
known quantity OF the problem h. had
arrived Mt the solution that nothing de-
barred him from loving Janet Cllcr
with all his heart.
The young girl had reached her
twenty-ilrst year. and was both vlYac-
ious and agreeable. yet at the same
time, of serious nature, with Il keen
intelligence and warm heart. Without
in any wise pretending to be pedantic,
she was well informed, having acqulr-
ed her knowledge through her love OF
learning. and Parker Longman 1t was
who had been solicited by her father
who only concerned himself with
bellies lettrcs"-to give the girl some
mathematical Instruction.
1t was a perilous undertaking to
teach a young mnidan who. without.
being exceptionally pretty, had that
grace which Is more attractive still
than beauty. Her tutor frankly dcvo-
ted himself to his new task without
any mental reservation. But by con-
tinually seeing two large blue eyes fix
cd upon his TO better understand the
mysteries Of the calculation Of angles,
and two red lips repeating the PROPOSE
tons in trlsnometry. 1t was the poor
professor who had become the pupil
and who, in exchange for the science
that he impaired. was taught another
that is not to be found in books and
whose theory formulates itself in three
words. K,
Parker Longman hesitated to pro-
nounce them. However, he had re-
solved to ask for the hand OF Janet. But
he was a scholar and very much in
love, two reasons for being timld, and
from day to day had DELAYED the, exc
cutlon o. his decision.
".
Jacks return would give /: him : the
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courage to speak, he unused. His bro
TIERS presence would make him more
gallant. And what better time could be
selected for the wedding than during
the lntter's sotourn ut home on his
leave OF absence from the army.
So now. he would not hesitate to
breach the subject TO Professor Caler.
While thug bordering over the pro-
jcct he took Jack TO his colleagues so
as to present him to his future family
before he conGJcd HIS matrimonial In
tentions to him. being restrained from
doing so by sort OF shame. MS n he
feared to avow TO his brother that he
loved another than him.
The Callers made Lieutenant Jack"
I,oasIDan very welcome. Parker Fad
so often spoken OF HIN. cIsi;lnE his
affection, merits ana bravery. and
th,y found The young man even super
Io' {, ;hs portrait his brother had
traced.
Then their host insisted upon his re-
cogntiHg bis adventures In the can-
psEn In the tast, and this hr did with
luf aP.rit hhd animation, ws:ls Mr.
caler. re peotaEsors Wlts. listened with
tn greatest interest and punctuaicd the
recital with euI0gistie eHriamsti5nE.
Janet vas less expansive. however.
btt hung upon the iIcgtraaatE words.
AID followed him with her cyss during
The entire evening.
Parker returned horne profoundly
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DIRECTORS.
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tor at the Callers rs did Parker, and
the latter was grateful to the lieuten-
ant for accompanying him With go
much simplicity and good Will to that
modest household. where he always
proved TO be n brilliant conversational
ist and developed NIL the grnccs OF his
Intelligence. Parker LonGmnn looked
upon this growing intimacy with favor
and rcJoIccd at the prospective COM
plIance that his avowals would meet
with the day he would disclose thcta.
But he awaited what he deemed would
be propitious occasion, and thus ex-
cussd himself in his own mind FOR re-
ta7llas his declarations.
".
ONE evening. Rs they were about to
set forth for their customary vlsI, to
the Callers. Jack said to the Professor:
brother. dear, want to have n SER
Ious talk with you before we so OH. to.
night"
u am all attention. denr hoy" Park
sr replied.
~ am nearing my ,wSuty-clghth
yeEr." the young man continued. ~
am a soldier Ut heart. but thu passion
OF my calling dcls not hinder me from
dreaming OF other loves. After havias
haa siS years Of a wandering ne | am
posrssscd with the idea Of settling and
making hons Tor myself. What do
you think OF my Idea"
II Is an excellent one, my boy" his
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touched by the reception that had
been accorded his brother, and was
charmed with his SUCCESS. From that
.GG.!mc Jack became ashsssiuous q visi-
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brother returned. II shall be charmed
to see you married. 1t meets with my
entire approval, and, in turn, want 10
avow that"
"Ha! Ha! you sly fellow!" Jack in
terposed, you. also. are contemplating
matrimony. And 10 think these savants
whom everyone believes are SO sepa-
rated from air worldly things! But, I
:. am delighted that my desire meets
with favor in your eyes and am GER
tain your approval will be Increased
\ when I tell the object OF my choice"
4 Speak" Parker urged.
WELL" Jack went on. my lspra-
j,tlons are to marry In the university
t'set, and, as DO not want to inyst:ry
you. 1 shall at once tell you that the
one love and wish for my vile is ia
|'net Ca!er!"
Parker frightened his hold upon the
EARNS of his chair. His mind quickly
reverted to the past, and his vow re-
kturned 10 him with renewed force. His
dream of love and happiness must be
Hurried into oblivion. at must be SO
t.for his little jack" he mentally cjac-
ulatcd, and then, after tbr:!f interval
of silence, he unfaltcringly raplled:
You say you love her. Jack. But
she Does she return your lovc?"
Jack smiled, and frankly retoiael:
II feel sure Of ~
Then Parker Longman, completely
master Of himself. said In n firm rcice:
i Very well. marry her my boyi She
is charming young girl whose quaIit-
les l have lons appreciated. ana who is
worthy OF you. You should be very
Happy. This very evening, II you de-
tsire 1t, l will discuss the subject with
lher father, who, feel confident, viii
not oppose the union"
And Parker Longman accordinsly
demanded and obtained from his broth
or the hand OF Janet Caller, who did not
seek to conceal the ardor Of her 10Y.
VI.
That night, upon his return, the elder
brother Gazed at length upon large
portrait of his father that hung In mis-
bed room, and with whom he frequent
ly conversed:
well! father. have not kept my
Vow?" he murmured. Has It NOT hccn
all for our dear little Jack?"
And although it was very late he
went to his study and plunged Into
calculation that preoccupied him until
the grey dawn brought slumber to his
weary eyes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-11
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. w. f. Christian, of the Seaboard
Air Line, is in the city
Miss Connie Pritchett of Unonville is
n the city visiting her brother at Mrs.
y. T. McGhee's. :.
The alumni address at the \. and
NJ. College will be delivered ON May
2sth. Mr. {. w. Gold. of Wilson. of
the class of %, will be the speaker
Ticket Agent Gattis yesterday sold
The first ticket over the new Scaboard
Air Line route to Columbia. and also
the first ticket over the new route to
Petersburg.
The Danville Register and the Bee
have been sold and ;he new proprie-
tor. Editor James, was in Raleigh yes
terdaN. He was a welcome visitor at
all newspaper offices
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows in Winston. which
has just adjourned. Mr. Il. II. Wood
ell. of this city. was elected Grand
Secretary and Mr.. {. Is. Edwards was
reelected Trustee for the Odd Eel
lows Orphan Home at GoIdsboro
A. ID. Baker the man who was dis
charged Wednesday from the charge
Of attempting the murder of his wife.
left yesterda, for his home at Ballen-
tines Mill, llarnctt county. He says
he will sue for divorce from his wife.
and will also sue Geo. Hunt. who. he
says. alienated her affections from
him.
The Auditorium Company for Raj
eigh was yesterday incorporated by
the Secretary of State. w. \. Jones,
X. H. Battle, T. +. Womack. II. B..
Raney. j. f. Pogue. Thomas NJ. Ashe.
{. {. Mcdonald, Charles Pearson. +.
b. Arendell and George Allen filing
articles of agreement The principal
place of business is Raleigh and the
duration of the company is sixty
years. The capital stock shall he
$4,000. divided in 1000 shares of $40
each. but the corporation may begin
business when 10000 is subscribed
and $500 thereof paid.
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THE BRITISH CROSS THE ZAND.
'wo Dispatches From Roberts Announcing tn
Attempt and Result.
(Bv ASSOCIATED Press. J

London. May 10.-(10:2O a. MI
Lord Roberts telegraphs to the Wa1
Office from Welgelegen. under date
If May 9th. evening. as follows:
"POle-C arewS and fuckers divis-
ions. Hamilton's column of heavy
naval and royal artillery guns and
four brigades of cavalry marched
lere today. The enemy hold the OPP
oosite bank of the Land River. Their
strength will be ascertained tomorrow
when | hope to be able to force pas.
sage of he river.
Lord Roberts also reports to the
Var Office as follows:
Gable Cart. Headquarters at the
Front. May 100: 10 a. m.)-We are
now across the Iand River. The enc.
ny are still holding Il strong position
but we are gradually pushing them
back
THE BOERS IN Fl Ill RETREAT.
London. May 10.-(4:55 p. m.)-Tht
Var Office has received the following
dispatch from Lord Roberts:
Gable Cart Zand River. May 10.
G2:30 p. m.)-The enemy are in fuli
retreat They occupied a position
twenty miles in length. Ours was
aecessarily longer. With the widely
scat tered force it will take some time
10 learn the casualties. but | an
hopeful we have not suffered much
The cavalry and horse artillery are
pursuing The Beers by three different
roads.
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A NIGHT OF TERROR.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
of the brave General Burnham of Ma
chias, Me-, when the doctors said she
could not live till morning, writes Mrs.
S. H. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged
for Dr.. Kings New Discovery saving i
had more than once saved her life, anG
had cured her of Consumption. After
three small doses she slept easily all
night. and its further use completely
cured her" This marvellous medicine is
guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and
lung Diseases Only SOC. and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at all drug stores.
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TRINITY THE VICTOR
She Wins From Horner by a
Score of Two TO One.
It Looked Like Defeat For The MethodstS Until
the Sixth. A Pretty and Most Eh-
citing Game.
Especial to News and Observer

Durham \. c.. May 10.-The game be-
tween Homer and Trinity here this
evening was the prettiest and most eXcit-
ing ever witnessed on the local diamond.
Both pitchers were at their best. In
Horner's half of the second, Warren hit
Cor two cushions, went to third on sac
'ifice, and home on Cheshres single.
OannehOwer then settled down and allow
I'd no more hits. while the clean fielding
of the boys in blue prevented further
scoring, but two more Horner men reach
ed first base.
1t looked like defeat for the Methodsts
till the sixth, when an earned run was
made on Blankenship's double stolen
base, and a single by Anderson. In the
seventh another earned run was added to
rrinity's column. Card hit safe stole
second and scored on Turner's single
The features were the battery work OF
both teams, Trinity's clean fielding, base
running of Card and also his hitting in
which he divided honors with Turner
At the conclusion of the game a handsome
collection of flowers was presented to the
cam by Mrs. r. j. Lambe.
Score: r. H. r.
Iorner :. . 20 0 0 0 0 o. , 8
trinity. E. 80 0 0 OIL 0 o. 9 0
Batteries Kenna and oldham; Dam
lehower and Legrande. Basee stolen,
Trinity 4. Two base hits, by Warren and
3lankenship. Double plays, by wilkins
md Blankenship. Bases on balls by Ken
la ?. Hit by pitched ball, by Dannehower
!. Struck out, by Kenna 10, by Dame
lower {. Wild pitches. by Kenna l. Time
f game, hours. Left on bases, Horner
Trinity H. Umpire Mr.. Sherwood Up
hurch
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES.
(By the Associated Press)
At Pittsburg
oittsburg. e.. ..O0O22 - II 3
chicago. e.. 20 0 0 > | 0 0 o. 8 l
Score: X. H. f.
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MEMORIAL DAY AT G0LDsB0RO.
Address on tne Private Confederate Soldier
by Editor Robinson
fsrecial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro. \. C.. May 10.-Today
the wheels of industry stood still
and the vigorous. throbbing heart
OF business ceased its pulsations. while
the people of Goldsboro gave pause
to the busy day advocations OF HE III
order to observe the SOuth's Memorial
Day in a spirit of patriotism meet fof
the hallowed occasion.
At i O'Clock in the afternoon the
court house square was crowded. SeV
era hundred graded school children.
each one bearing a bouquet of fresh
flowers. were on the scene. The pro-
cession was headed by the Knights OF
Pythias Band. The Goldsboro Rifles.
Company d.. First North Carolina
Regiment veterans of the Civil war.
the several fire companies of the city
and a large concoursey Of citizens on
foot and i'm carriages formed the pro
cession which was under command
of Dr. W. H. II. Cobb. chief marshal.
At the cemetery the military
marched in and took their stand neal
the Confederate monument and to
the right of the speakers stand. while
a special choir who were to sing for
the CccdSlOn. lOOk seats lillHltuldtNiN
in front of the stand and the large
crowd of civilians took their stand
directly behind the choir.
The address of Mr.. Joseph +. Rob-
inson editor of the Goldsboro Argus,
on the Private Confederate Soldier
was in keeping with his reputation,
both as a writer and speaker. 1t
was couched in elegant and at times
splendid English and was filled
throughout with the spirit of patriotic
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE
,2sMI
Chosen by the State Commit
tee Last Night.
A Candidate Will be Nominated For Judge in
the Twelfth District. Mr.. Aycock
Was Present.

The Democratic State executive com
mittee met last night ut o'clock II
the Senate chamber and was in SEES
sion till midnight.
There were present in person ant
by proxy heavyweight out OF the
thirty-siX members of the commit
mittee. Chairman Simmons presided
and Mr.. p. NJ. Pearsall was secretary
Committeeman Duncan McEacheh
resigned and Editor w. II. Bernard;
of the Wilmington Star. was eiec'e"
10 succeed him.
\ central committee was CHOSEN:
composed of the following MEMBERS
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
CYRUS B. Watson, Winston.
Thos. J. Jarvis, Greenville.
Theo +. Davidson, Asheville.
JAS H. Pou, Raleigh.
]. H. Weddington, Charlotte
f. j. Hale, Fayetteville.
j. S. Carr, Durham.
+. c. Smith, Raleigh.
J. S. Cunningham, Cunningham.
Geo. Warburton, Rockingham.
f. A. Woodland Wilson.
Claudius E. Foy, Newbern.
Jas. A. Loclhart, Wadesboro
r. L. Holt, Burlington.
c. C. Lyon, EiZabethtown
R. j. Brevard, Charlotte.
Frank 5. Spruill Louisburg.
Chas NJ. Busbee, Raleigh.
W. r. Allen; Goldsboro.
r. r. Cotton, Falkland.
S. S. Holt, Smithfield.
w b. Rodman. Washington
O. H. Guion, Newbern.
NJ. H. Justice. Rutherfordton'
. f. f. Lamb, Elizabeth Clty.
S. A. Ashe, Raleigh.
II. A. London. Pittsboro.
a. A. w. Haywood, Burlington
n. b. Brcughton, Raleigh.
DR.. J. E. Green, Weldon
Jno T. Webster, Reidsvilie
VIM. NJ Webb Morehead City
1t was decided to nominate can
didate for Judge in the lWelt'h 'u'
dicial district. to succeed NofWoo"'
.I,,doe Moore was elected by the Legs
latlIre to succeed him but some qneS
ton having been raised as TO the
length of his term by such election.
if was deemed best to nominate I"
candidate to be regularly voted toi
at this election. Each county IN the
district will at its convention express
IT'S choice and the committee VIII thef
declare him the nominee OF the party
Judge Moore will probably be the
man.
Mr.. Aycock. the nominee Tor Cover
nor was present at the meeting as was
also Messrs. Franklin McNelll ana
Samuel l.. Patterson.
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The new pastor Of the Tabernacle Bap-
list church, Rev. w. ID. Hubbard, arrived
n this city yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his wife and young daughter
they were met at the train by a commit
zee on the part of the church consisting
If Messrs W. w. Parish, r. O. Bradley
\. B. Forrest, j. r Barley, Rev. A.
Belts, j. NJ. Brougton. J. C. Birdsone
and DR. T. e. Skinner.
Quite q party of ladies of the Taber-
lacle were at the station to meet Mrs
hubbard. who is here for the first time
A sincere welcome is accorded them by
not only the Tabernacle but the citizecs
generally.
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fervor inspired by the occasion. 1t
is seldom the privilege of a commun-
ity to hear and to ENJOY an address
which both in subject matter and de
livery exceeded this in grace and
beauty. His splendid tribute to the
private Confederate soldier was only
equalled by his tender and apprecia-
tive treatment of the heroic spirit of
the South which made the Confeder-
ate soldier the finest specimen of ag-
oressive valor the world has yet seen.
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ROBERTS CROSSES
THE ZAND RIVEF
Continued from First Page.)

able entertainments so carefully pre-
pared at the Nalsch River. The fact
that General French and the cavalry
have been brought up to supplement
General HuttOn's mounted infantry
leads to the hope in British circles
shat the pursuit announced by Lord
Roberts may prevent all the Boer
guns and convoy from escaping.
The action of the customs authOri-
ties at Lorenzo Marquee in more close
~ scrutinizing consignments for the
Transvaal is liable to be serious
matter for the Beers and indirectly
for the British prisoners who are
likely to be the first to feel effects
Of any shortage of food stuffs.
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Mr.. Aycock in the City.

Hon Chas. +. Avcock. the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor is at the
larborough. He came here to attend
the meeting OF the state committee
last night. He has stood wonderfully
well the wear and tear Of the cam
paign thus far. He Is in fine health
and will resume his campaign at Dur
ham next Monday night
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Peace Institute Commencement.

Invitations were issued yesterday by
President Dinwiddie, of Peace Institute,
for the commencement exercises of thar
institution, to be held on May 1924.
The class CT 1900 is composed Of: Mamie
Switzerland McNair, of South Carolina,
president; Kate Grey Allen. of North
Carolina: Maude l.. Dixon, Alabama
Emma NJ. Johnson, North Carolina; An
ME Neill Mclean, North Carolina; Katie
Mclean, North Carolina.
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A WAR

One drink and premise TO take NJ
more almost invariably means de5auch
Often what is intended as little fun ma
ccst a life. A short visit to The kee!e
Institute at Greensboro, \. C.. remove
the desire for the first drink. Not niue
less than life is health and happiness =
be considered. The treatment restore
the nervous system to It's normal con
dilion and makes the patient, as wen a.
his loved ones, happy
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Dress Parade at the A. & nj,

The last Dress Parade and Inspection
of this session will be given by the bat
TALON of the A. and M. College cadets
complimentary TO the girls schools oil
Raleigh this afternoon at four O'Clock
on the parade grounds at the college
The public is cordially invited to be
present.
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WORTH RAGLEY.

May Ii, 1881
women, turn your eyes away,
Tor there'll be red war today,
md your own loved lad they'll Stay.
MAY II, 1900
Women, turn your eyes yon way,
TiS tear-tme now for the Lad Of Ma!
The youth who braved Cardenas Bay
III
Man and boy Of work and play,
It's jCy-time for you both today,
That men can die the Bagley way.
W. E. G.
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PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER.- Its
valuable properties as speedy cure Tor
pain cannot fail to be generally aDpre
ciated, and no family should be wttho",
1t in case of accident, or s'mde1 attacF
OF dysentery, diarrhoaa or cholera morbus.
Sold everywhere. Avoid substitutes. tbert
IS but one Pain Killer, Perry Davis :.
Price 25c. and soc
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CLOSING OF THE RAAD.

Pretoria. May -(Wednesday)-
The request Of the Government foi
permission to sell mining rights fol
prices which should be approved by
the Government was rejected by the
Raad by vote Of II to 9.
The session is closed
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Strawberry ice cream made of fresh
strawberries, at Dugh's today
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For Bladder Troubles
Use STUART's GIN
and BUCHU,

The Iowa Republican Convention yester-
day adopted platform instructing dele-
gates for Mckinley -
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A MONSTER DEVIL FISH

Destroying its victim is type of Con-
stipation. The power of this murderous
malady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no health
till it's overcome. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are a safe and certain cure.
Best in the world for Stomach Liver
Kidneys and Bowels. Only % cents at all
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Strawberry ice cream made Of fresh
strawberries, at Dughi's today
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WOMEN READY TO TAKE UP ARMS.
Burgheress Asks Kruger if the Time Ha
Not Arrived
(Ry tho Aseociated Press


Pretoria. May o Wednesday,
President Kruger has received tel
gram from a burgheress asking if the
time has not arrived for the forma
ton of a corps OF women adding that
She is prepared, with body of wo
men volunteers, to take MS arms IT
lefense of the independence of the
TranSVaaI