The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-12

w r. Ferguson. of Waynesville,
graduates this year second in a class
of sixty-four at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
Mrs. Brady. the mother of Mrs.
Samuel Cooley. of this city. died at
HAYWOOD, n c.. last Saturday The
funeral and burial took place Sunday
afternoon.
The swimming pool at Pullen Park
has been enlarged and is ready for
business Tuesdays and Fridays are
ladies' days. Gentlemen can battle
those days by using suits.
There were two cases in the May
or's court yesterday. Both were for
disorderly conduct. Mary Lane, one
of the defendants. was fined 1925 and
Tim Holderfield was fined $5.25.
There will on Wednesday, be fur
Their hearing of testimony on behalf
of the railroad. in the Carolina Cen
trails fertilizer rate case before Spe-
cial Master Eugene Martin, of Will
mington.
The Baker-Hunt seduction case was
to have been tried yesterday before
Justice Maroon. but Hunt, the de-
PENDANT was absent owing to sick
ness. The case was continued to
July 9Th.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Fuquay
Springs tomorrow Wednesday,. The
train leaves the Union Depot at s
o'clock a. m. Friends Of the school
are invited to participate.
The News and Observer has received
an invitation to the closing exercises
of Gumston institute, at Washing
ton. ID. c., with the compliments of
who is "a student in that we'll known
school. HAMS
The Raleigh Junior team defeated
the Capital Printing Company base
ball team yesterday afternoon by Il
score of 16 to 3. Batteries for Raj
eigh Juniors: Moore and Brockwell.
Capital Printing Company: Barnes
and Carroll.
Hon. A. 4. Thompson will respond
to the address of welcome to the
State Association of Bankers which
meets at Greensboro next Thursday.
This meeting will be attended by
representatives from all the Raleigh
banks Mr.. JOS. G. Brown. of this
city, is president of the Association.
The Vaughan Company was char
tered Yesterday at the Secretary of
States office. The capital stock is
S35. 1000. and the business proposed is
the conducting of wholesale grocery
business. The incorporators are: +.
D, Vaughan. f. j.. Anderson, j. NJ.
Vaughan. The place of business is
Winston.
The monthly meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held this
Tuesday evening in the Mayors Of
flee at $50 p. m. n very important
matter will be presented-one in
which every member of the Chamber
is interested, and one that will be of
great benefit to the city. \ good at
tendance is expected.
Today Manager Rivers at the Raj
eigh Athletic Association will confer
with representatives of the Whining
ton, Tarboro and Durham Association
in regard to organizing a State league.
and for arranging a schedule of
games. The first game will probably
be played at Wilmington between the
Raleigh and Wilmington teams.
Carolina Council of National Union
was organized last night at knights
of Pythias Hall and the following Of
ficers were elected: +. =. Maynard,
President; T. c. Sturgis, EXPresident;
VIM Brown, Jr., Nice-President; J. j.
Bernard. Speaker: Rev. a. a. Mar
shall. Chaplain: VIM. III. Balm, Secre-
tary; L. f. Green, Financial Secre-
tary; G. +. Hunter, Treasurer; A. c.
Hinton. Usher: c. A. Eastman. Ser
geant At Arms: \. j. Thomas. Door
keeper. Trustees E. =. Maynard
VIM. Brown. Jr.. and \. \. Marshall
Another meeting will be held at
Knights of Pythias hall Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock.
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