The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-13

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l. Observation-Disclosures Offerings for
this Week.
WOOLLCoTT & SON-Shoes, Millinery
and Dry Goods
DOBBIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hand
Block Pointed Foulards.
THE WEATHER TODAY.
For North Carolina Fair and warm to-
day and tomorrow fresh southerly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
TO D. M: Fair Sunday and Monday with
a warm wave; temperature will reach 80
degrees.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature, So minimum temper
allure. "a; mean temperature, 70; total
rainfall, O..
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
There will be a meeting of VIM. q.
Hill Lodge Monday night at o'clock.
Rev. r. f. Peel will preach this
morning. and also at night at the
Fayetteville Street Baptist Church.
The Book Club will meet with Mrs
Thomas NJ. Ashe on Tuesday after
noon at half past four O'Clock, instead
of Monday.
The Diocesan Convention of the
Episcopal Church assemblies on
Wednesday of this week at St.
Luke's Church. Salisbury.
United States Marshal Dockery
Yesterday morning returned from
MARYLAND. where he went to take Il
negro boy to a reformatory
Don't fail to attend the Festival
Concert given by the Raleigh Choral
Symphony next Tuesday night. Box
sheet at Henry Kings drug store.
Seats can be reserved without extra
cost Admission soc.
Mr.. w. c. Douglass is back from
Chatham court, where he went to ar
que the $4,000 damage suit of Wllkle
VS.. Raleigh and Cape Fear Railroad
Company He left Pittsboro before
the case was decided.
In yesterdays account of the de-
bate at the Pullen Celebration 1T was
inadvertently stated that Mr.. Paul
Collins received the medal. This was
a mistake. Mr.. Martin Kellogg was
the successful contestant.
The Monroe Enquirer says: The
school AT Wellington Academy un-
~ / 4
Gibbs closed last Friday. Prof. Gibbs
has done one year of faithful and
hard work in the church as well as
the school. He. accompanied by his
sister. left for their home in Raleigh
last Tuesday,
Yesterday Treasurer Worth receiv-
ed S21. 900 in North Carolina four pei
cent coupon bonds from the Bush
wick Savings Bank of Brooklyn. y
". with the request that they be reg
istered so as to be payable to that
company instead of payable to
bearer This company has but re
Gently purchased these bonds.
In answer to 4 question put by us
we are informed by Judge Shepherd
that he is not a candidate for the
presidency of the University. He says
that he regards it as great compll
ment that his name should have beer
mentioned in that connection by ,sucf
distinguished gentlemen of the ole
school as DR. Kingsbury and Col
Creecy.
3 The Astioteplan Society of the Bap
fist Female University has been Civ
en- a unique and valuable gavel by Mr.
John Glenn. student of Clemson
COLLEGE. 1t is a work of art. 1t is
made of wood from the grounds OF
the John C.. Calhoun estate, claspeC
with silver bands and appropriately
engraved The young gentleman who
gave, it has just received the media
in the oratorical contest at Clemson
College.
Hon. W. ID. Turner, Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
and Hon. j. Bryan Grimes. candidate
for Secretary of State are in the
city. They spoke Friday at Hender
son and yesterday at Franklinton
Their appointment at Berea. in Gran
Vile county. having been cancelled
on account of the smallpox they viii
not speak tomorrow. but on Tuesday
they will resume their canvass in Per
son county. both Mr.. Turner and
Mr.. Grimes are in. good health and nre
enjoying the campaign.
Saturday. May 10Th, is the day sci
apart By Edenton Sunday school fol
their annual outing. Trinity Park
is the place. The college buildings
athletic gounds. gymnasium, bowling
alleys, library, in fact, everything il
sight. will be turned over to the
school and it's friends. A special pro
gram is being arranged. Shade and
water abundant, and plenty of shell
ter in case of rain. For the round
trip. Is cents will be charged our out
side friends. Special rates for ser
wants. Price for the members of the
school will be announced at The
school.
One of the most enjoyable services
ever held at the Home was that o.
last Sunday afternoon. The meeting
was led by Mr.. John Simpson of the