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DIR. WHIsTNER HERE.
He Preached Two Excellent Sermons Sunday

Rev. p. II. Whistner, of Kentucky,
preached at Edenton Street church Sun
day morning, sermon OF unusual
strength and power. DR.. Whistner is sec
rotary of the Church Extension Board of
the M. f. Church, South, as is easily one
of the foremost preachers of his denomi-
nation.
His text was mot by might nor by
power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord
of Hosts The sermon that followed was
plain and practical. The theme of the
discourse was that of the greatest force
in the world of affairs is an unseen force
the spirit of God, and That this force
was felt in the affairs of men for their
betterment, and also in the affairs of ma
lions for their saving.
DR.. Whistner also preached at Central
church yesterday evening. His efforts at
both places were excellent and places him
high in the rank of preachers.
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AYC0CK IN BERTHE
He Delighted and Convinced
the People.
He Addressed Four Thousand People at Ahos-
ke. Messrs. Winston and Patti rson
Also Spoke There.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News ana observer.
Ahoskie, n. c., July 23.-Aycoclk ar
rived at s a. M, and large crowds
country. At II o'clock the crowd
numbered about four thousand peo-
pie. The Windsor naval reserves pre-
scented a fine appearance. The Wilson
band discoursed delightful music.
Mounted marshals, and ladies dressed
in white aided to make the occasion
the largest of the kind ever held
here. The trains from all points
brought large, enthusiastic crowds of
true Democrats, accompanied by their
wives and children. The stand was
erected in beautiful oak grove. A
large beech tree going up through the
centre of the stand afforded ample
shade for all on it. Seats were ar
ranged in front for the crowd.
Hon. Frank Winston was introduced
at / o'clock and for over one and a
half hours, with convincing argument,
logical reasoning, and rich Jokes, in
terested and held the large crowd to-
geth0r.
Commissioner Patterson spoke for
ABOUT TEL minutes DelOE6 WINSTON
and announced his candidacy in one
of the shortest and best speeches ever
heard by these people.
After Mr.. Winston, Hon. II. b. Win
bourne introduced Aycock as the sec
ond Zeb Vance and the next governor
of North Carolina. Aycock arose amid
loud and enthusiastic applause. This
was the first time these people had
ever heard this great, able, and com
petent leader of Democracy and White
Supremacy. The crowd expected a
great speech and they got it. One
man who had been holding out against
the amendment said: Il will have to
vote for him
Aycocl is in good trim, and shows
no signs of break down or exhaustion.
The dinner was good and enough for
all
Everything went off very orderly
got in fracas with the captain of the
naval reserves and struck HIM over
the eye with an umbrella. The boys
got after him pletty lively and he got
away.
Aycocll and party left for Aulander
this afternoon at o'clock. The meet
ing there tomorrow bids fair to be
bigger. Hartford will go all right by
five hundred or more majority. Peo-
pie are aroused and determined.
III. b. HARDY!
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THE WEEK AT MoREHEAD.
The List of Gaieties Includes Fishing, Dancing
and Sailing Parties. =.

Especial to the News and Observer)
Morehead City, N. c., July 23-Some
very pleasant happenings have occurred
here during the past few days and quite
number of notables have arrived and are
to make this attractive watering place
their summer headquarters. The summer
girl with all her pretty paraphernalia
and trimmings, as well as dainty bath
ing suits, continues to be a queen and
dictates to her followers as she will.
The fishing Saturday was the best
known at Morehead City for many sea-
sons and more than fifteen hundred trout
alone were caught by guests of the hotel
and previous records broken for single
days fishing Col. r. l.. Lowry, the Geor-
gia banker, and Col. E. B. Barbee, OF
Raleigh, caught in less than two hours,
225 trout. Capt. S. r. jacques, Mrs
Jacques and Randolph Jaques caught over
two hundred, and others made splendid
catches ranging from one hundred to one
hundred and ninety. Messrs. B. w. Ba-
ker. E. II. Fellows, and McLain Tilton,
with their wives were out for about two
hours and caught 172 of as pretty trout
as the season has shown, the ladies Of
and caught the largest number of fish,
The catch of the day, however, was
ma de by Mr.. T. II. Martin, of Durham,
with 1926 of the finest looking Spanish
Mackerel that has ever been brought to
the hotel, this is the largest single catch
that has been recorded for many years,
and the gentlemen who were so lucky
as to strike them are perhaps the most
ardent amateur Anglers in the country.
Now everybody is going fishing
One of the delightful social events of
the season was the favor german given
Saturday evening by the Georgians The
large ball room of the hotel was appro-
priately decorated for the occasion with
flags, buntings and other decorations that
added to the beauty of the scene and
ca used the ball room to be one mass
OF brilliancy and beauty. The feature of
the evening was the grand march, and in
response to the beautiful strains of Dixie,
played by Beardons famous Georgia Or
chestra, the leaders, Col and Mrs. r. J.
Lowry, of Atlanta opened the evenings
festivities in their usual stately and in
teresting manner, they were followed by
Major and Mrs. w. II. Ross, of Macon,
Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Nunnally, of At
lanta; Capt and Mrs. S. r. Jaques, of
Macon; Hon. A. ]. Orme and Mrs. Orme,
OF Atlanta; Mr.. George w. Scoville and
Mrs Thos j. Jarvis, of North Carolina;
Mr. and Mrs Marion Jackson, of Allan
ia; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Schaefer, of Toccoa,
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BARBECUE IN SWIFT CREEK.
Fusion Candidates Speak to Small Crowd al
Tranklins,

Tomorrow the Democratic county
candidates will speak at Franklin's,
in Swift Creek township.
The Democrats of that section will
celebrate the occasion by giving a
barbecue, to which everybody is i'm
vited.
Yesterday the Fusion candidates
spoke there to forty white men and
forty negroes. Only three of the can
didates were present-King, Smith
and Knight. 1he enthusiasm of the
occasion was furnished by the negroes
and the oratory by Hill King, who
ridiculed the idea of ladies going out
to hear White Supremacy speallings.
This he has done at several other
"laces much to the disgust of all
white men who have any of the BRAY
cry and chivalry of southern man
hood about them.
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Ca: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Smith, of At
lanta; Judge r. T. Daniel, Of Atlanta;
and Mrs. Stephen Bragaw, of Washington,
N c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Timberlake. Of
Raleigh, N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Baker,
Raleigh Mr.. and Mrs McLane Tilton,
of Ann Harbor, Mich. Dr. p NJ Butler,
Atlanta, Ca, and Mrs. c. M. Busbee;
Mr.. Frank Hawkins, Of Atlanta. and Mrs.
M. T. Norris, of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs.
Frances Duffy of North Carolina: Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Martin, of North Carolina;
Mr.. J. Martin, of N. c., and Miss Trina
Grey Ridley, of Huntsville, Ala; Mr.
Shepard Bryan, N. c., and Miss Jackson,
of Atlanta; Mr. II. Jenkins and Miss
Isabel Bryan; Mr.. La mar Cannon and
Miss Matte Pace Mr.. John Arlington
and Mrs. Will West; Mr. j. Il. Rogers
and Miss Tate, of Georgia.; Mr.. G. L.
Cunningham and Miss Louise Holt; Rich
ard Neab of Carolina City, and Mrs.
Lanlie Ray Parrott, of Atlanta; Mr..
Stronach and Miss Lucy McAden: Mr.. A.
Paterson and Miss May Register, of Nor
folk; Mr.. Dunn and Miss Burris: Mr..
George Henderson and Miss Mary Bar
bee; Dr. Lyndon Humphrey and Miss
Pearl Balsley; Mr.. Robert Lassiter and
Miss Daisy Hanes; Mr.. j. X Marshall
and Miss Ethel Norrist Mr. Graham
Woodland and Miss Florence Boylan: Mr..
Alec. Stronach and Miss Elizabeth Ellis ]:
Mr.. Hogue Irvine and Miss Hal Morson
Mr.. Brooks Parham and Miss Nell Cur
rim; Mr.. Randolph Jaques and Miss Royg-
ter, of Virginia; Mr.. Andrew Allgood of
i Griffin, Ga, and Miss Adelaide Snow of
Raleigh; Mr.. H. S. Davis and Miss Louise
/ Latham Mr.. Harvey White and Miss
: Mary Turner; Mr.. Alec Neal and Miss
Lena Latta; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II.
Fellows; Mr.. w. T. Old and Miss Mamie
Nicolson, of Atlanta; Mr.. VIM. White
of N. c., and Miss Mary Nicolson of At
lanta; Mr. Sid Cooper and Miss Mary
Louise Jackson, of Atlanta.
! Hhe chaperones were Mesdames Harry
Jackson j. II. Nunnally, r. j. Lowry
Victor Smith, VIM. Perrin Nicolson, Ma
rion Jackson, G. A. Nicolson. Howell Jack
son and Masry r. Ray, of Atlantas S
r. Jaques and w. II. Ross, of Macon
and G. NJ. Busbee, Raleigh; Thos.
Jarvis, of Greenville; Jast Bryan, OF
New Bern; M. T. Norris T. H. Martin oil
Durham; Julian Undertake, Of Raleigh
and Mrs Stephen Bragaw, of Washing
/ ton.
Mr.. Rentfroe Jackson and Miss Flor
ence Jackson led the figures of the ger
man assisted by Mr. Sid Cooper and Miss
/ Mary Louise Jackson.
Many pleasant social functions are Oh
the tapis for this week and card par
+ ties, sailing parties, surf parties, water
melon parties and all other kind of par
! ties will be the order of the day while
dancing and fishing on land and sea will
be freely INDUCED in, and the summer
pleasures will reign supreme.
| The cotton spinners of the State will
meet in annual convention at the Allan
tic Hotel Tuesday for a several days ses-
sion, and the State Grocers' Association
will meet on the same date for four
| days session. The management of the
| hotel will enterta in them in a royal man
ner and they are going to have the best
that can be had at Morehead.
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WHITE MAN ATTACKED BY NEGRO.
John Scarboro Struck With Rock and Dis
figured for Life.

Last night on Lenoir street. near
the Southern freight depot, white
man AIMED John Scarboro, quarreled
with negro who was employed with
him in Jones beer bottlin~ establish
ment. Scarboro started OF saying he
was going for policeman, as he did
so the negro picked up rock and
struck him a fearful blow in the face,
inflicting injuries that will distigure
him for life. The negro escaped rum
ming off toward the Southern depot.
Scarboro was taken to the hospital,
where he was at a late hour reported
as doing as well as could ne ex-
pected."
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Engagement of Two Popular Young
People.

The engagement Of mhdlfinifMoo 0
An engagement of interest has just
been announced in Baltimore. 1t is thai
of Miss Marion Hamilton, daughter Of
Mrs. Matthew Allen Hamilton, to DR.
James j. Philips, of New York, formerly
of Tarboro, N. C.
-r. Philips and Miss Hamilton are
both we'll known in Raleigh. The groom
to be is the oldest son of Judge Philips
of Tarboro, and brother of Mrs. Herbert
w. Jackson After graduation at the
University Of North Carolina and in the
leading medical college in New York ne
located in New York city, where he has
succeeded finely in his profession. The
bride-elect is related to Mrs. Richard
Badger, and has often visited Raleigh,
where she has host of friends. She
is a charming young woman and a social
favorite.
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end of the 18th inning the game was
called owing to darkness. Attendance
$780, Score:
r. H. e
Cincinnati 100000 0020D-4 8 8
Philadelphia 20 100000 10000 z 6
Batteries: Newton and Kahoe; Donohue
and Mcfarland. Time 2:30 Umpire, Terry.
Boston, July 23.-With two men out
in the tenth inning Sullivan hit over
the left field fence for four bases, win
ming the game. Attendance 1000. Score:
r. Fl. e
Boston ............0 00200101-5 Is
st. Louis .........0 l o 000000-4 Z 3
Batteries: Dineen and Sullivan; Young
and Robinson. Time 2:35. Umpire, Hurst.
Brooklyn, July 23.-The home team
tied the score in the eighth by batting
rally. Play was stopped by darkness in
the ninth. Attendance 1900 Score:
r. H. e
Chicago ...........1 / 20 % 0 OF 10 4
Brooklyn ..4.00 O2OO05 IL 3
Batteries: Callahan and Chance; Nc
Ginnity and Farrell. Time 2:1S. Umpire,
O'Day.
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WHO WILL WIN TODAY
Only Game in the State to be Played
in Raleigh.
KELLY ELECTED MANAGER CAST NIGHT
Great Regret at the Retirement Of Mr.. Rivers
Tarboro Won From Wilmington
Yesterday by Score
of 9 to q.

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilmington. N. c., July 23.-The Sailors
ors went to pieces before the Tarboro
team today and again they lost by score
of to A. Voorhees, pitched magnificent
game for the visitors, but McBryde and
Red" Gilligan got him for a home run
each. Allen also pitched a splendid
game for Wilmington. Score:
r. H. e
Wilmington ....O0OO2O 200-4 IL
TarborO ......1401 00003-9 IL /
Wilmington IL hits errors; Tarboro
Batteries: Henley and Allen and Fors-
ter; Voorhees, and Radcliff.
Summary: Left on bases, Tarboro 5,
Wilmington G. Stolen bases. Bacon g.
Detmers. Struck out by Voorhees, 5; by
Henly 1; by Allen 5. Bases on balls of
Henley /; by Allen ]. 2 base hits, Rad
cliff 2; Crane Steans. Time of game
hours. Umpire A. w. Belden. Attend
ance 700.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
l. Will Begin Here at the Graded School
Today

A teachers institute for the white
teachers of Wake county will be held
during the present week in the Cen
tennial graded school. Rev. w. G.
Clements, the county superintendent
of schools, will be assisted by Prof. M.
C. S. Noble of the University, and all
white teachers of both public and pri-
vate schools are invited to attend. The
exercises begin this morning at half
past ten o'clock and there will be an
afternoon session, beginning at half
past two o'clock.
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Earned runs Durham I. Two base hits
Gilligan. base hits Weidens&ul. Stolen
bases Durham 1: Charlotte 1. Double
plays Bartlett to Mead to Crawley. Bases
on balls off White S; off Dannehower 1.
Hit by pitcher, by Dannehower 1. Struck
out by White 4; by Dannehower 5. Time
of game 1850. Attendance 225. Umpire
John Carr.
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DURHAM G; CHARLOTTE /

Durham, N. c., July 23-Durham won
from Charlotte in a very pretty game of
ball this evening. The features of the
game were a running catch OF a fly by
Cooper in center field and a running catch
of fly by Wilkins in right field, and a
three base hit by Weidensaul. The at
tendance was not very large, owing to
the extremely hot weather.
The following is the batting lineup of
the teams:
Durham:
The score by innings:
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CHARLOTTE AND RALEIGH TO-DAY.
A Lawn Party to Be Given by the Athletic
Association.

Only one State League ball game will
be played today--that will be in this city
and between the Charlotte and Raleigh
teams.
: The fact that Charlotte was so badly
beaten by Durham yesterday would seem
Y to indicate that it ought to be easy fruit
& for the Raleigh team, but the Raleigh
{ players are taking nothing for granted.
They know Charlotte has strong team
|. and they will put up their best article of
I bah. against 1t.
7
At a meeting of the directors of the
Raleigh Athletic Association held yester-
day afternoon, several matters of impor
tance were disposed of. King Kelly was
made temporary manager and given full
charge of the club. The directors also
decided to give novel lawn fete on Fri
day night and it will be just a little bit
nicer than anything seen in Raleigh late
ly. The following committees were APP
pointed to whom any donations can be
given:
/ On Lady Patronesses: James Litchford,
VIM. Andrews, Irwin Jones.
On Lights: VIM. Andrews.
On Programme: r. c. Rivers, Sherwood
Higgs.
Donations: Ham Smith, w. Linehan,
Fred Habel.
On Location: Walters Durham.
On Press E. H. Anderton.
The baseball management request that
the good people of Raleigh come cut
and spend the evening and thus con-
tribute their mite to keeping up the ma
tional game in Raleigh.
Place Of holding this entertainment will
be announced later.
David Crockett. the well known second
baseman, has arrived, and will play in
the game this afternoon with the Raleigh
team against Charlotte.
Three new directors of the association
were elected at the meeting SATURDAY. e.
II. Anderton, Will Linehan and Chas.
Gattis.
Also at Saturdays meeting three play
ers were released: O.Brien, short-stop;
Bass, pitcher, and Stidhan, second base.
They were not notified of their release
till Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-24

You never read of such cures elsewhere
as those accomplished by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, did you? 1t is Americas Great
est Medicine.
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DRUGGIST WANTED--YOUNG MAN,
unmarried, temperate habits. state SAL
airy expected. Address Quinine, care
News and Observer. list f.
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Do you believe in luck If So you needn't be ashamed
to acknowledge it. Many of the brightest inteects known
will be company for you. There's many happenings that
cannot be ascrbed to either Industry Brains yet neither
Labor nor Leisure can create or prevent them
try to keep alert enough to buy the bargains and fair
enough to sell them cheap That dare say, is not u
lucky combination for you
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1T SAVED HIS LEG.

P. A. Danforth, of LAGRANGE, Ca, suf-
fered intensely for six. months with a
frightful running sore Oh his leg, but
writes that Bucklen's Arnca Salvc
wholly cured it in ten days. H'or Ulcers,
Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or Piles it S
the best salve in the world. Cure guar
anteed. Only Csc. Sold by all druggists.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By the Associated Press !,

Philadelphia, July 23.-Errors led to
most of the run getting today. At the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-24

1T is POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
In selecting the candidates. but IL you
buy Registers Candy you can make no
mistake.
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COUPON NOTICE.



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payment of $685.
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THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
the merits of the different candidates,
but all are unanimous az to the merits
Of Registers Candy.
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A Embarrassing story delights the heart
Of the maid headed man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-24

David Crockett, the well known second
baseman, has arrived, and will play in
the game this afternoon with the Raleigh
team against Charlotte.
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