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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-08
DURHAM.

Durham, N. c., May Tn the city cleo
ton here today M. E. McCown, the pres
ent incument, was elected by a majority
Of two hundred and twenty -nine votes
About nineteen hundred votes were polled.
The ward nominees for aldermen were all
elected as follows: First Ward, c. G.
Taylor and ]. b. Mason, Jr.; Second
Ward, DR.. Arch Cheatham and T. b. Full
Ter; Third Ward, ]. s. Carr, Jr., and A.
d. Markham; Fourth Ward, Or. N. M.
Johnson and w. T. OBrien The opposi
tion ticket for aldermen was beaten by a
large vote.
School bonds, fifty thousand dollars, and
market house bonds, twenty-five thousand
dollars, were both carried by large
majority The principal contest OF the
day was between NJ e. McCown and r. B.
Boone for the mayorality. Both had a
"Tafge number of friends at the polls and
there was hard work all day. Everything
passed off pleasantly. When the polls
opened this morning j. E. Owens was
third candidate for mayor Later in the
day he withdrew and went to work for
Boone McCown men are jubilant tonight.
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A DASTARDLY DEED
Three Men Attempt to As
sassinate a Negro.
He Escapes by Running. He Had Taken Pro-
minent Part in the Fight For
Prohibition.
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Morganton, N. c., May There was
very little interest taken in the election
here except in the contest between wet
aud dry people. Both candidates for
mayor were Democrats. John Tull was
elected mayor over w. e. Powe by a
mapority Of twenty-five. b. F. Davis,
Democrat, and L. A. Ward, Republican,
were elected commissioners. No license
people carried their ticket by ten ma
apEttE a,he hetteeaalamanta0 of the negroes
here worked and voted for prohibition.
A cowardly and dastardly attempt to
kill Albert Lytle, negro WIN took a
prominent part for prohibition, was made
last night about IL o'clock. He had bSc-
to church, and when nor far from his
home, he heard voices and soon distin-
guished three men. They first threw
rocks at him, when he ran behind post,
and they Immediately began firing at him
with a pistol. His capacity for running
saved him from being hit.
The negro recognized two of the men,
who were white. Regardless of color the
community is aroused over this cowardly
attempt to assassinate this negro, and
the perpetrators will soon be brought to
justice.
Mr.. Donald Mckenzie, who commit
ted suicide, was buried yesterday He
was highly esteemed as q citizen and
was prominent member of the Pres
byterian church. He went into his or
chard Saturday afternoon, placed the
muzzle Of revolver under his chin and
fired, the bullet ranging upward into
his head. No cause for the suicide is
known.
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KINsTON.

Kinston, N. c., May 1.-THE friends of
the graded school and of education have
every reason for being proud Of the
splendid victory of yesterday in the APP
prevail of a bond issue of $4,000.
Public sentiment from the beginning
was against the proposition, but its adj
vocates believed they were right, and they
hammered away till finally victory
perched upon their banner. Even so late
as O'Clock last evening the cause seemed
hopeless to most of us, but it's friends
by a Herculean effort rallied to its sup
port, and when the polls closed the bond
issue was approved by majority Of
twenty-five.
--- Flown officers we're ptected as foliOwst
Mayor, Geo. B. Webb; Aldermen, DR.. Ray
Pollock, w A. Laroque, J. H. Ellis, J..
T. Midyette, r. l.. Crisp, j. A. Mcdaniel,
J. T. Cockrell. All are Democrats, Kin
ston will next move. for an issuance of
bonds for public Improvements.
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MORGAN'S GIGANTIC TRANSPOP.
TATION TRUST.
(By the Associated Press

London, May simultaneously with
today's meeting of the Leyland Line
shareholders to vote upon the agreement
with j. Pierpont Morgan comes a reitera-
ton of the statement that the Morgans
are about to acquire the Red Star Line
as well as the Atlantic Transport Line.
The American Line officials here, how
ever, deny the report that Mr.. Morgan
has acquired the eRd Star Line
New York. May flames A. Wright,
Second Vice President of the Internationl
Navigation Company, was shown the dis
patch of the Associated Press from Lon
don, referring to the reiterated report
that Morgan was about to acquire the
Red Line. eli said:
II have nothing to say. The statement
has been contradicted before. | know
nothing about it,
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feed to advance him. Meade flew out.
Then Person stung the ball to centre
while Kelly scored. With Sherman up
Person stole second and on wild throw
galloped to third. Sherman lined it out
for bag and Eddie scored. Then lie
Grande-why, Billy he struck out again
and Norfolk played for rain as Raleigh
was four to nothing.
In the 4th and 5th Norfolk BANKED,
the men dying hard. In the sixth
Dannerhower made his scratch home
run, Spratt walked, Smith and Mullen
flew out but Spratt scored. The
seventh, eighth and ninth were blanks
for Norfolk, while Raleigh added one
run each in the fifth, sixth and seventh
with the eighth a blank Without the
ninth the game was Raleigh's as the
tabulated score shows.
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canvassed today at noon. An unofficial
count last night gave results as fol-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-05-08

canvassed today at noon. An unofficial
count last night gave results as fol-
lows:
Powell, mayor. 504
Lumsden, tax collector, sos.
Smith, city clerk. SOC
Aldermen, from sos to $40.
There was very little scratching as
the above figures Indicate.
The negroes took no interest in the
election and very few of them voted,
The ticket elected is Democratic from
bottom to top and is as follows:
Mayor. A. NJ. Powell.
Tax Collector, c. f. Lumsden.
City Clerk, Ham. f. Smith.
Aldermen, First Ward, First Division,
w E. Jones and G. D. Arthur; Second
Division, Brown Pegram and Andrew j..
Jackson.
Second Ward, First Division, Ign Will
der and H. T. Hicks; Second Division,
J. c. Drewry and A. B. Andrews, Jr
Third Ward, First Division, H. H.
Croker and P B. Griffis; Second Divis-
ion, j. S. Correll and ]. Sherwood Up
church.
Fourth Ward, First Division, d. s. Ham
iIton and r. C. BEDFORD; Second Division,
Maxwell j. German and C. B. Barbee.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Free Fight on the Cincinnati Diamond Brook
lyn Defeats Boston.
BY the Associated Press)

BY the Associated PreSS.)
Cincinnati, May with the bases
full in the eleventh inning and on"
man out, Irwin hit a little fly to short
left which Wallace muffed. Quick as a
flash he threw to the plate. Ryan
caught the ball on fly and threw to
third and double play apparently had
been made, but Ryan was standing full
ly three feet from the home plate when
he caught the ball and Umpire Emsiic
allowed the run to score, giving Gin
cinnati the game. Protests from the
St Louis players followed. The crowd
noated out on the field. Some one struck
Jesse Burkett in the back and the
latter turned around and struck Clyde
Watson, a spectator. In moment
men and boys were climbing over each
other in an effort to reach Burkett but
the police interfered and prevented a
serious clash. Score: r. H. C.
Cincinnati 0O100101-4 8 ,
st. Louis ...1200000 0000- 3 10 =
Batteries: McFadden and Kahoe;
Powell and Ryan. Attendance 1,S0a
Time. 1855. Umpire Emslie.
New York May 7.--Tfmely batting and
errors by Conn and Cross aided the New
Yorks in again defeating the Philadel-
phians today. SEQ
Score: H H r
New York. 012O10@-5 10 3
Philadelphia. .20O0O11OO-4 10 3
Batteries: Taylor and Bowerman;
Duggleby and Mcfarland. Umpire, Nash
Time, LAS. Attendance, 1920.
Boston, Mass, May Poor work by
the Boston infield enabled Brooklyn to
win in the first inning today. Attend
ance 1000 Score: r. H. f..
Boston .....OOO00OOO2- 4
BROOKLYN OO0OOO-4 /
Batteries: VILLAS, Lawso nand Kit
fridge; Donovan and Mcclure. Time
LAS. Umpire ODay
Chicago. May Taylor was very
easy for Pittsburg today and was bat
ted all over the lot while Chesbro was
at his best. Attendance 900. Score:
r. Fl. Z.
Chicago .......OOO0OO0OO- o 3 >
Pittsburg .....1021120 01- s Is 2
Batteries: Taylor and King; Ches-
bro and OConnor. Umpire, Mr. Dryer.
Time 80
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MIR EESBORO

Murfreesboro, N. c., May THE hot
test election ever held in this town oc-
Cured today fight was made upon the
present board of commissioners, because
of an alleged unfriendliness to the dispen-
sary bill passed by the Legislature of
1901, it being claimed that they would not
order an election which the bill gave
them the power to do The election was
intensely exciting because of the liquor
question, but no politics entered into it.
An independent ticket was put up and
defeated by a majority Of 13 in the first
ward and II in the second.
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OXFORD

Oxford, n. c., May THE Democratic
ticket composed of Mr.. S. w. Minor, may
or; commissioners, Messrs. J. S. Brown,
]. S. Hall, w q Mitchell, w. H. Hunt,
r. W. Hancock. J. S. Hunt and John Webb
was elected here today without oppos
ton On the question of an issue of
bonds for graded schools the vote was 1872
against; % for, a large number not vot-
ing 1t is impossible to tell which side
winds until the registration book is
revised
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IS THE REVENUE ACT INVALID.
This is the Claim Made by Some of Our Leao
ing Lawyers.
POINT TO THE MANNER OF ITS PASSAGE

expense of the nearby jobber. We try
to settle each case on its merits"
Mr.. McGovern said that change in
the classification of cotton goods is con-
templated for the first of July. These
goods will be then taken from the fifth
class and included in the fourth class.
He expressed the opinion that under
billing is on the increase and said that
unquestionably the railroad representa-
tives connive at the practice in many
cases. He thought it a great business and
said the railroad companies should pre-
vent it, no matter what the cost.
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ASHENILLE.
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Asheville. N. c.. May As usual, the
election here for city officers was warmly
contested and the result close. There
we're two tickets in the field the regular
Democratic ticket, headed by w r. Whit
son. and the Citizens ticket, headed by
f. NJ. Miller The Citizens ticket won
everything except city tax collector and
alderman in the fourth ward
The vote for mayor was Whitson Demo
craD, 106S; Miller. (Citizen) 1,156. For
Chief of Police, John S, Fullam, (Citizens),
got 1,101 and f. M. Jordan, (DemocraD,
1,09S, a majority of only three. For Po-
lice Justice NJ. w Brown (Citzens), was
elected by 80 majority. For Superinten-
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TEXTILE WORKERS IN SESSION
CBy the Associated Pdess. ]

Holyoke, Mass, May AT today's ises-
sion of the International Union of Tex
tile Workers endorsement was given of
the labels of the Typographical and
Shoe Workers Unions The resolution pro-
viding for change in the rules SO as
to have representatives from the different
branches of textile workers on the execu-
tive board, was reported. but after dis
cussion it was sent to another commit
tee for further consideration
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SALEM-KERNERSVILLE

Winston Salem, N. c., May Winston
escaped municipal election today, but
Salem voted, electing J. A. Vance, mayor.
While he is a Republican, there was no
politics in the election. Six of the seven
commissioners chosen are Democrats.
Kernersville elected three Democrats
and two Republican commissioners yes
terday. The latter are negroes, white
Republicans declinig to put out ticket
because the Democrats had the Legisla-
ture to divide the town into two wards.
The new board will elect a Democratic
mayor.
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SCHOOLS
WERE VOTED FOR
Henderson Had the Pleasure
of EIeCting its Ticket.
"CITIZENS" IN ASHEVILLE
The Republicans Gave in Their IN
animous support.
"ClTIZENS" IN ASHEVILLE
REPUBLICANS HAD TICKETS ~ PLACES
The Democrats Won in Walk. Several Towns
Voted against Liquor Licens.

The election in Raleigh yesterday was
the quietest ever known here.
The vote was exceedingly light, only a
little over 500 votes being cast, out of
more than 5000,
This is accounted for by the fact that
as there was only one ticket in the field
everybody knew what the result would
be, and so did not trouble themselves
about voting.
The official returns will be made and
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RUTHERFoRDToN.

Rutherfordton, N. c., May THE full
Democratic ticket was elected today by
large gain. There was no opposition
for the first time in the history Of the
town Ten years ago the Republicans car
ried the election by a good majority, The
ticket elected is r. Il. Clarke, mayor; J
r. Flack, NJ L. Justice Jno Mills and j..
c. Cowan, commissioners
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, N. c., May The town
election for municipal officers passed OIL
very quietly today. All the Democratic
candidates for commissioners were elected
in all four wards. There was no oppo-
sition The Republicans had no ticket IN
the field The graded school was not an
issue here. Its foregone conclusion
that the present mayor, Hon Geo }.
Studdert, will be renominated as well as
the chief of police, Jas. r. Grist.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILLS.

Monroe. n. c., May THE Democratic
ticket elected without opposition today is
as follows: Mayor r. l.. Stevens Alder
men, G. S. Lee, DR.. J. NJ Blair, L. A.
Helms, j. d. McRae, S. W. Parham
In the election at Prices Mills in this
county yesterday the bond issue for pub
lie schools was approved almost unani-
mously This is the township that pro-
posed to run public schools eight months
by taxation.
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NEWTON.

Newton N. c., May To-day Mr. c.
NJ McCorkle was reelected mayor and
Messrs. J. F. Smyre, S. l.. Rhyme, J. G..
Smith and J. P. Yount were elected town
commissioners.
There was no election on the sub
ject of graded schools 1t is a rare oc-
currence for more than one ticket to be
put out here.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Youngsville. N. c.. May THE Demo-
cratic ticket is elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority. l.. A. Alfred, mayor; c. G.
Winston, c. G. Cheatham, G. M. Perry,~n
w spivey, A. V. Bobbitt, commissioners.
j. w Woodlief, treasurer; J. E. Winston,
chief of police.
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ROCKINGHAM.

Rockingham ~ c., May 7.-Rocking-
ham voted a good tax for graded schools
and bonds fer their equipment today by
majority Of 147 to 9, and for bonds for
electric lights by 147 to TO- Mayor N.
J. Flford !. Commissioners w. N. Everett.
VIM l.. Steel M. L. Hinson, T. G. Leak,
j. Fulford; Commissioners, w. N Everett,
who has been an ideal mayor for four
years, declined recollection.
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CHAPEL HILL.

Chapel Hill, N, G., May I'll. e. Mac
Rae was elected mayor by an overwhelm-
ing majority. The aldermen chosen are:
Pickard, Holmes, Robinson, Ward, Kluttz,
the last two being members of the old
board A. S. Barbee who has held the
office of mayor for seven years. was
pitted against MacRae. The election
passed off quietly
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dent of Water Works, VIM. Francis (Cit
izens) had 20 majority. For Treasurer,
w r. Heston, (Citizens), had IL major
ity For Tax Collector, J. A. Campbell,
Democrat), was elected by $40 majority.
very light vote was polled and gem
eral interest could not be aroused, The
school bonds went through with scarcely
any opposition.
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WADESBORO.

Wadesboro, N. c., May THE follow
ing ticket composed Of Democrats was
elected without opposition today: Mayor
julius A. Little; commissioners, Messrs
Jno. d. Leak w. G. Haddison, J. J. Little
w. p. Parsons and DR.. w J. McLendon
These are the old set of officers and were
unanimously re-nominated at the convon-
tion held Friday afternoon
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Enormous Bank Clearings.
lBy the Associated Press. J

NIIy I IVSS.J 2
New York, May THE New York
bank clearings today broke all previous
records. There were checks passed
through the clearing house for 1862, :
81 206 compared with the previous high
record of last Thursday Of $525, 215 ,10S.
The balances today were unusually
large, amounting to $21 ,O76, 1888, compared
with the high record of $24, 170,33 on
March 9Th of this year
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THE SCORE BY INNINGS.

BdJJeTles-FOr RdItIBHt BOWuen and Lee
Grand; for Norfolk, Morrissy and Logan.
Summary-Home runs, LeGrande,
Dannehower. Three base hits, Stanley.
Two base hits, e. Gilligan. Bases on
balls, Bowden 8; Morrissy, 2. Hit by
pitched ball Morrissy, l. Bowden, /.
Struck out, Bowden, 2; Morrissy, 6. Sac
rifce hits, Atz, 2 Stolen bases, Kelly
g. Meade, 2; Persons. g Double play
Smith to McDade. Wild pitch. Morrissy,
l. Passed balls, Logan, ?. Time OF game
100 Umpire, Upchurch
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HICKORY.
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Especial to News and Observer)
Hickory, N. c., May THE independent
citizens ticket was elected here today;
Mayor NJ. S. Young; aldermen, S. L.
Whtner, B. f. Campbell and G. n Hut
ton. Hickory votes for license for the
first time in ten years. No election for
bonds
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APEX.

Apex, ~ c., May 7.-Eugene B. Stur-
geon, (DemocraU. was elected mayor py
twenty-five majority. The nominees Of
the Democratic primary for commission
ers and marshall were elected by major
tiles ranging from twelve to forty eight.
The commissioners are Jesse a. Norris,
Adophus B. Hunter, DR.. John J." Moore,
Lindsay S. olive; Marshall, M. Cad Up
church.
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PIKEvILLE.

PikevilIe, N. c., May Mr.. T. C. Blay-
lock is elected mayor. The commissioners
elected are S. S. Smith, b. S. Best and
e. d. Ham. They were sworn in this
morning.
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SchIey Will Stop in England.
(By the Associated Press)

IBy IHt ASSOClaLGU IFeSS.D
Washington, May Rear Admiral
Schley, who arrived yesterday at South
amDton on his way home from the
South Atlantic Station, has cabled the
Navy Department request that he be
allowed to stop ten days in England
and this request has been granted.
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ROXBoRO.

Roxboro, n c., May THE vote po,led
here today was very light. Featherston,
(Democra), for mayor, and the entire
Democratic ticket was elected. The vote
for mayor was as follows: Featherston
(DemocraD. IS; Dowdy, (Citizens), 40.
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ROCKY MOUNT.

Rocky Mount, ~ c., May There was
but one ticket in the field here on Mon
day and that, as usual, Democratic The
commissioners elected were: First Ward
T. H. Battle, J. c. Braswell; Second
Ward, P. G. Nestal, Jno d. Bullock; Third
Ward, f. NJ. Draughn, ]. M. Fitzgerald;
Fourth Ward, E. w. Smith, r. L. HUFF
fines
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DEMoCRATIC WITHOUT OPPOSITION

Pittsoro, N. c.. May THE Democratic
municipal ticket was elected today with
practically no opposition. Headed by A.
M Moore for mayor. C. W Hanks, f. G.
Poe, r. w. Bland, j. f. Aston and j. c.
Lanius for commissioners.
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MARION

Marion, n. c., May Tin the municipal
election held here today four tickets were
voted G, G. caves Democrat was re-
elected mayor. Three Democratic alder
men and two Republicans were chosen,
There was much interest in the ticket
and graded school proposition. The school
carried by good majority.
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Concord, N. G., May For mayor, NJ
b. stickFev received $50 votes; Geo. w.
Means, 81, The old commissioners re-
main in with the exception Of r. L. Coble
D. G. Cox taking his place, There was
much excitement.
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FRANKTJNTON

Franklinton, ~ c., May 7.-R. B. White
was elected mayor over w H. Byrum by
six majority. d. M. Cook, B. w. Bal
lard, E. ]. Cheatham, H. A. Bobbitt, H.
S. Furman were elected commissioners.
We had a wet and dry ticket. Three dry
were elected 1t was very rard work on
both sides. The best of feeling pre-
vailed
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sELMA-

Selma, ~ c., May THE full Demo-
cratic ticket was elected as follows For
mayor, r. b. Whitley; for commission
ers, Y ID. Vinson, w. II. Hare, G. w.
Richardson, w. B. Driver; for constable,
c. G. Wigs. Will vote on graded school
May 18th.
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NO GAME AT WILMINGTON.
Rain Prevents the Struggle Between the Home
Team and Newport News,

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c., May THE
Giants and the Shipbuilders were unable
to play the second of the series Of
games here today on account of rain.
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FOR WATER AND SCHOOLS.

Gastonia. N. c., May THE bonds for
graded school and for the extension of the
light and water system were adopted and
Thos. Love elected mayor
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THE BROWNIES WAKE UP.
They Defeat Richmond Again, This Time
by Eight to Four.

Portsmouth, Va, May THE Brownies
are evidently tired of their position at
the foot of the list The home team
again gave it to Richmond in the neck
TODAY.
Score: HI E
Portsmouth 02OO40110-S II 5
Richmond. 20O0OO0-4 3
Batteries: Martin and Westlake; Bass
and Cans.
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IN BITNCOMBE COUNTY.

Especial to The News and Observer1
Asheville, n. G., May u Bntmore
elects a Republican mayor, while South
Biltmore elects a Democrat It's close
m Buneombe.
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TRANSLATION.
CONCORD.

Franklinton, N. c.. May 7-Franklin-
ton voted mo license" today.
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LOUISBURG

Louisburg, ~ c., May THE Person
(Anti- administration ticket is elected by
a majority of about "a.
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VOTES FoR GRADED SCHOOLS.

ThomasvilIe. N. c., May THE people
gave a large majority for graded schools,
and elected John w. Lambeth mayor.
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Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

The commissioners are J. A. Long, S. B.
Winstead R. H. Dowdy, ]. A. Wise and
j. A. Noell.
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MoREHEAD CITY.

Morchead City, N. G., May THE cleo
ton passed off quietly Democrats elect
ed without opposition. No graded school
election.
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RAISED THREE TIMES.

Railroad Rates increased on 100 Articles
Since 1899.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Kellum Pitches Boston to Victory. Milwaukee
0utclassed by Detroit

Washington. May 7.-Kellum witt,
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