The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-11
NORTH II CAROLINA
TEACHERS ASSEMBLY ! \ |
Gov. Aycock and !. Dr. D George Win.
ston to Make Addresses,
ADVANCE IA IN THIRTY YEARS ''Ii:. 4 5!
.ADvANc IN THIRTY YEARS.
Executive ClenencY to HoT G. Moore.
Baseball Player Injuries Another SCI
riouslY With a Bat-BarIey Kahn
Has Never Recovered.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Special Dispatch to The Times.l
RALEIGH, N. G., June z10.-Governor
.Aycock and DR.. George ". Winston, pres
ident of the North Carolina College Of
Morehead this morning to attend the an
nual meeting of the North Carolina
Teachers Assembly. Both gentlemen will
deliver addresses before the assembly.
DR.. Winston's subject will be Thirty
Years of Educational Development in.
North Carolina" Among the facts he
emphasizes will be that the State spends
Eve times as much for rural schools as
she did thirty years ago; that forty cities
and towns now have more invested in
buildings and equipment and spend more
In their support than the whole State
thirty years ago; that the State Unlver-
sity now has more students, teachers
courses Of study and patronage than all
colleges, in the State thirty years ago.
including itself and every church college;
has more teachers, buildings, equipment
and endowment than their most sansuine
friends hoped for at that time.
~ PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED.
among the principles established in the
thirty years have been State and higher.
education, local taxation, technical ana
Industrial training, special training for
the professional teacher and educational
supervision, cooperation and unity.
Governor Aycock has granted a pardon
to Hoyt c.. Moore. who was convicted OF
manslaughter four years ago IN FIT
county an1 sentenced to twenty years IN
the penitentiary The Governor prose-
cuted the prisoner at the trial, being at
the time solicitor for that judicial dis
tIict.
Antonio M. AIcover, P. o. Box 629,
Havana, Cuba. writes the State Superln-
terdent of Public Instruction for list
OF private schools at which Cuban boys
can be taught English. He says Cuban
schools now in great numbers to master
English.
ANOTHER BASEBALL ROW.
Another unfortunate incident has oc-
Cured in the North Carolina Baseball
Lea que. At Wilmington yesterday eve
ming Treager, Of the Raleigh team, struck
Fisher, Of the Wilmington team, across
the back with his bat, seriously lnjur-
Ing him. Prompt action on the part OF
the police prevented a crowd from rush
ing on Treager and doing him bodily
harm. The trouble grew out OF dispute
over the umpire's ruling.
The hitting OF Captain Kain on the
head with a ball on the Charlotte dia-
mond some weeks ago was the first un-
pleasant incident of the league.
BARLEY KAN MAY BE DEAF.
Barley Kahn says he has never fully
recovered In fact, he has only entered
effectively into four games since the ac-
cident His ear is still right badly af-
fected, he being partially deaf: He suf-
fers from sharp pains In the ear at times
/ ALSO The Raleigh team has lost pres
stage since the accident to Captain Kahn
being evidently desnoralized.
President Busbee has called meeting
OF the Executive Committee for tomorrow
night to consider the charges made by
Durham against Charlotte. that Charlotte
management is paying more than the
Constitution salary limit and on that
ground challenging all games played by
that team. Charlotte threatens to with
draw from the league and organize q
league with a number of cities in
North and South Carolina. Georgia
and Tennessee Altogether, the outlook
for the North Carolina League is not al
all favorable.