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and were passed at the evening session.
This afternoon the editor and their
friends were entertained on trolley party
from the beach to the city, and on an
excursion down the river on the steamer
Wilmington. Captain Jno. w. Harper, the
clever master Of the boat, was very kind
and courteous to his guests and suitable
expression OF thanks was made by the
association to him and all others who con-
tributed to the enjoyment of members
while at Wrightsville.
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SPECIAL TERM ASKED.
For the Trial Of the Ragisters. Charged With
Murder.
Especial to News and Observer.l

Especial to News and Observer.)
Wilmington. N. c., July 2.--The com
missioners of Columbus county have
asked Governor Aycock to call a special
term of court, to be held at Whiteville,
July 9Th, for the trial of the registers,
charged with murder and several other
prisoners held upon grave charges.
There are now in the Jail at Whiteyiile
between fifteen and twenty prisoners. only
three of which number are negroes-a
fact pointing to condition generally de-
plored by the good people of that county
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Association.

for twelve hours work. Tomorrow the
Manchester lines are to be opened, and
the authorities over there decided tonight
to ask for military protection. The line
to Seven Pines is also to be opened to-
morrow.
One of the new street car men was ar
rested while on his car today by militia
man for cursing citizen. The man was
promptly bailed
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Charlotte Crawled Into the Air.

Especial to News and Observer)
Greensboro. N. c., July I'm yer,
interesting, but rocky game here. ths
first of series of three. Greensboro de
feated Charlotte fifteen to five 1t seem
ed as if Charlotte had got up in the all
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and could not get down, though playing
was better towards wind up. Score:
r. H. Z.
Greensboro .SOO411 / O--15 IS S
Charlotte. .01010 010 2-511 5
Batteries: Greensboro Holt and Brock
well; Charlotte. Smith Aikens and
Springs
AMERICAN
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Died of Delirium Tremens.
fsnoo;ol - No,rg aud obsarvar ,

Especial to News and Observer.)
Durham. ~ c.. July 2.--Ira Bray,
clerk in a saloon. died in the guard house
this morning. Delerium tremens and
heart trouble caused his death.
Bray was taken in charge by the officers
last night about II o'clock upon request
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]. B. GREEN.
Secretary.

ocLiCldIy+
Mr.. Matthews has written the follow
ing reply:
To the Raleigh Retail Grocers Associa-
ton.
Mr.. d. T. Johnson, President.
Raleigh, N c., July 2, 1903.
In answer to your communication from
the Raleigh Retail Grocers Association
l would say that the Bell phone has been
here a long time and l remember the SER
vice it gave and the prices paid before
the Interstate came and cut prices, and
the Bell is here yet. and has as much
right here as any other firm or merchant,
and so has the Interstate the same right.
and no merchant or merchants or associa-
ton has the right to boycot it or cause
others to do so. The Interstate is no
doubt the best system in Raleigh, more
distinct and more like talking face to face.
have nothing to say against the other
phones, that is the Bell and the Raleigh
only when you talk over the Raleigh it
seems a long way off and as if down in
a deep well and the Bell is somewhat
on that order too. Now for instance run
out the Interstate and then the Raleigh
we would have to go back to high prices
like the Bell used to charge or the Bell
would put in free phones here like they
did in Durham and run out the Raleigh
like they tried to run out the Interstate
in Durham and if they succeeded then
you would have to pay their prices again.
/ am a subscriber to the Interstate
and expect to remain one as long as
use any phone at all and don't expect
to be controlled by any merchant or mer-
chants association for think it an injus-
tice TO the Interstate Telephone Com
pany, and its patrons. for they have rights
as much so as any of the Raleigh re-
tail grocers' association and their rights
should be respected as such and for this
reason and this alone / think the patrons
of the Interstate Telephone Company
should ask it. as we are not in favor OF
monopolies and trusts. I say for one
keep them down. If the Raleigh Retail
Grocers Association are so anxious for
only two telephones why did they intro
duce the third one. when we had two
already in existence. This seems to be
a movement of the stockholders of the
Raleigh Telephone Company formed into
a merchants so-called association.
w p. MATTHEWS.
Mr.. Matthews says thai he thinks the
above circular letter is being sent out to
every merchant in the city who has In
terstate telephone
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High Point Defeats Durham.
fSpeciaI to News and Observer. }

Especial to News and Observer
High Point, N. c., July I'm the first
of a series of three games here High
Point defeated Durham this afternoon by
a score of to 2 Batteries High, Stew
art and Doke: Durham, Oldham and No
BILE.
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Fine Civil Engineer Dead
M The Associated Press. J

New york July George Shattuc Nor.
rison . member OF the Isthmian Canal
iComn,asxqn, had one Of the foremost
civil engineers in America, died in this
city last evening,
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uskub, European Turkey. July 2.-severe
fehting is reported to be occurring
oskin between Gievgyieli and Grumendja.
No details have been received here.
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At Brooklyn r. H. L.
Pittsburg ......0100 0050191-S 9 0
Brooklyn .0 o o o o 0 3-4
Batteries: Wilhelm and Phelps; Garvin
and Jacklitsch
At Boston RH E.
Boston .........O 90 90 100 90 0
Cincinnati ....O0O0O2 0 o. 10 2
Batteries: Willis and Moran; Hahn
and Peitz.
At Philadelphia r. Fl. e.
Chicago ....0020 % 20 o o. B
Philadelphia - 03 90 2 ~ 10 o
Batteries: Doscher. I.undgren and
Raub; Williams and Roth
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THE PHONE QUESTION
A Champion Arises for the
Interstate.
Mr.. W. P. Matthews, a Merchant Of Wilmington
Street, Replies 10 GrOcers'
Circular.

Mr. W. P. Matthews. who deals IN zee
and confectionery on Wilmington street.
Yesterday received the following circular
letter from the Raleigh Retail Grocers'
Association:
Raleigh, N c., June 30, 1903.
The retail grocers of this city have
formed an association for mutual AID
Our plans and purposes have been gwen
to the public through open meetings, to
which all have been invited. Represen-
tatives of the press have also been re-
quested to report to you the action taken
at these meetings. Having nothing IN
contemplation but what is Tor the good OF
our beautiful city, we can come to you
with perfect frankness and ask your CO.
operation in such matters as appear for
our mutual good. To-day we ask your
help in partially solving the very perplex-
ing problem OF telephones. 1t IS saat-
ter of common knowledge that we are
now afflicted with the support OF three
separate telephone companies, entalllng
heavy and useless expenditure of money
as well as much annoyance and incon-
yenience The solution of this question
IlON uCNOlfOS OPOh tAC SoSA5 - S~tN
phones. Our association has given this
matter long and careful consideration, and
have decided to at least make an effort
TO reduce our expenses in this matter by
cutting out one system. Realizing the
inconvenience that might be occasioned by
a failure of the public to join us IN this
effort, and fully approaching the support
you have given us in our business, we
come to you with the earnest request
that YOU VIII take one of the phones
adopted by our association. This action
is based solely on the score of economy
and with no hostility to any interest in
volved Believing reasonable competition
assures better service and fairer treat
ment, we will not encourage monopoly,
so have decided to adopt the two phones
which We believe will better serve our
needs viz, the Raleigh and Bell If you
have not one of these at present, we
trust you will have one put in at once.
Assuring you that we are at all times
ready to serve your wants, and that your
aid in this matter viii be greatly appre-
ciated, we are
RALEIGH RETAIL GROCERS' ASSO-
CITATION
Yours very respectfully.
d. T. JOHNSON,
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Southern League Games.

(By the Associated Press)
Memphis ....0 2 0 o 0 O o 1-3 8 2
New Orleans q o o 40 5 o *-12 Is /
Batteries: French and Accorsini;
Adams and Hurley.
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New Lodge of Odd Fellows.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Asheville. N c., July 2.-One of the
greatest and biggest events in secret
order circles took place this evening,
when delegation from Weaverville was
shown the mysteries Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows in all four de
grees. These new members of the order
viii institute a lodge of Odd Fellows at
Weaverville at once, so that they may
attend the barbecue at Morgan Hill on
July 4, as representatives of the Weav-
erville lodge.
The degree work was conferred by
these lodges: Swannanoa lodge, initiat-
ing; Blue Ridge Ridge lodge. first de-
gree; Biltmore lodge. second degree;
West Asheville. third degree.
London, July 2.-During the discussion
of the navy estimate in the House of
Commons today, Mr.. Arnold Forster.
secretary of the admiralty. announced that
the admiralty did not intend to renew the
existing subsidies for merchant ships.
which may be used in time of war. and
that notice would be given April 1st next
that the contracts would terminate a year
from that date.
Many ships of the international Mercan-
tile Marine Company will be affected by
this decision.
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On the Diamond.
National League Games.

eBy the Associated Press.)
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r. H. E.

At Little Rock r. H. z.
Little Rock ....101O3O0O 3
Shreveport .....1O1OO0 0000-2 2
Batteries: Dolan and Lynch; White
and Graffius.
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Mr.. W. p. Matthews. who deals IN zee
and confectionery on Wilmington street
Yesterday received the following circular
letter from the Raleigh Retail Grocers'
Association:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

Ri6ts. Die gr0Bere 2dngs beg Nita1
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BON Monaten, ni6t Don Sd6ren letn.
Die gauge 0elt be0arf oieier 8erol'S
cund."
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GDm GOngrrB.

n9amen BON 1916" Derldn8ert bone
qenIionen fir Die 9eterarer oeS
merifanif6en Rrieges. DIE
Guba59e6utte i'm 9auie ndpe5h
beenOet.-6eute miro ubgeitimmt.
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6equnn nit Dem @inret6en elmer Pe<
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9amen Glteren Subr8anges oerlan9ell
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gegen Merito D~utirenoen Penitoner
uuf $50 pro Monut. 8unin9er idgte,
Das Gomite fir 8eniionen iDeroe Die
Pstitipn in Grtpdgung 3ie3en, leoo4
tpiini4e er, Daran 81 %ertnnerr, oaB
ale ii6erle6enOen 8eteraren oes err
pd6ntsn &riege5 jeBt iaon $12 pro
Mlonat er6dlten.
Quf 4ntrag 6pooner's (9finn.)
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in 1916 5pi56en ben Der. Stdater
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{
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erfte 6eutige Rsoner mar 9rosoenor
(gtep., O.), pel3er i'm Qaufe ietner
8~emertunoen uuf bic 9onumd@8es
f6i6te un3apfte uno babel 6%eRauptete,
bic BON Der Administration BARN etn7
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funer aus Mt8igan, 6ielten Reoen gez
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bic 3uderySnouItrie ibreS States
Derni6ten meroe. @arOner (Rep.,
Mt6.) urgumentirte gu 9uniten Der
Sin, pd6reno 8urgeB (9em., Ser
ibr %pppontrte. Die 0ebatte Oauerte
Bis 5 u6r Ra6mittagS, Dorauf Ser
tugung erfolgte. lin 4 uRr mor9err
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ReprGIentant 6orOnep BON N}i4t@
gan tritiTirte in Ieiner ObenertpGRnten
Re0e ben @ereral Qeonaro Booo,
pel8en er beI4ulOigte, $4,000 aus
ben .armen, bungernoen @ubanern
beruusgequetI6t unO an 9rn. 3Rur<
Der be3a6lt gu 6aben, nm bic @eieBz
ge6ung in 8e3ug auf Cuba gu beetrtz
fIufen."
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StaOt Baltimore.
gri.fbefnroernma mad Orm Nnslanbe.

Die QlsIQnbzpoit fir bic nit BEN
q. Sob. enbenbe Wofe f4lieBt Tin
chen GGuen prompt i'm 9auptzPoltz
onlt, pte folgt:
Die Qodet>9oft 1T offen BON 9 nhr
gormittags bis : lbr gtu4mittag5.
alsgen2mmen Sonntngs.
Die gadetz4of fir DeutI6lant
idlieBt M;ttpO4 INN II ubr 9Ormitz
tags.
Oumpfer Fa6ren bon Teip>0ort az.
toenn niGt anber5 a~ngeqebel.
Sransz Gtldntifdep cf.
fSreita9 u ubr N6enbs: fir
Srlanb per 0ampfer r1mbria," Diu
0ueenstopn Woit1afen nof anDeren
36eilen D europa miiien per LIN
briu" abrefiirt fein); nm 8 ubr46os.,
mad europa per 9ampfer rHepz
0orf," pia southampton.
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Neufunolanb per 0ampfer o Pbiz
l~uoelp6ta; nm II l16r Na6ts, na4
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p6ia; na9 benz iiibli6en 8raiilien
per 9umpfer o9unItun," pia Par au.
W}Gnaos.
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nod Curacao uno 8ene3ueld per
9ampfer n3ulia;" na6 porto Aico
per 0ampfer nGoamo," Dta San
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co unO 8reDtotpn per Oumpfer v4tz
fsgbunn;" mad 9ubti per 0ampfer
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9abara.
poit na6 Neufunblanb biu Nort6
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llfr W6enos.
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9dtpaii, Sapan, G6inu unb Die phi
iippinen pia San 6run3isco.
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gum 25. Nrpember UNI 7 lt6r 46os.
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5. DECEMBER nm 7 rbr Mbenos.
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1id nu6 ben 4bfubrtsbdfen bef0roert,
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d%rrdngirt. oaB cine urunter6rodene
Observation-Disclosures m0gIi9 1T.
g. 0aptes % Garfield,
NnfrSiftsr
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Gutrr Gang.

Sin 14tpar3er @inbre9er mad perz
3peifeltem Sample uno lGngerer
SugO Dom PrObepoli3iiten g6ilz
lips bon norotpeitli6en 0iitrift
berbuftet. - S4lug ben Poli8i>
item nit Ietnem eigenen 8niippel.
@inen guten Sang md4te geItern
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benz er na9 ber3ipeif eltem Sample
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WiQium So6nion, alias Sumes So9n=
ion, alias Siuuc 9errp, oer6uftete, ais
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fu4 a6ituttete. Der Yoli3iIt putrouil=
lirte I'M 4 ubr Morgens Die 2anbalez
StrdBe a6, als er So6nIon aus Der
offenen &%elertbiire oes obengenannten
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8%eiItdtion anfangte, poiel6It i'm Yuliz
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rem iibaripies. So6nfon bat 6ereits
frii6er Die 8efanntI9aft bes Stuutsz
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96iGips lit erit Dor 6 Boden ernannt
poroen. @r NOR frii6er Elm Utotorz
fI6rer.
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cine SpeSidfitdt Inc Matters
Sd1muffuanrcn Saocn, "a Mcff:
0crinqtpn.S traBe.
CsolWTi,T On, 81, 2Nit)
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Mrrmiihtt trIrnrnn6iihe sepeiatn.

- Sine ie6sit6dige S6ubFdbrtt in
Nr. 358 II. 800, 8roometroBe, Gep@
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ba8 9Feuer einen groBen Pdnit, tDel4er
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It6dige 8a6rit8e6duOe y}r. 127 uno
129. Roroz 4. 6traBa, nelde5 Don Der
philadelphia GtrapbourO g." uno
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5Feuer 3erit6rt mor0en. Der 8erluit
6e3ifFert 5i6 auf $49O,00O; 4ierOon
entfoQen $4,000 ouf Oa5 8abduOe
nr6 S475,O 900 auf ben 3n6aIt.
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noiior 6tsumf6ip So" 1T DON 8ucos
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6at Is, 993W}eiIen 3uriid8elegt, 10 oaB
auf einen Sag bur6i6nittli4 ettpG
$50 U}eilen fommen.
- Die r8ailep Gutlerp Comp" in
8rantforD, Ont, bat bic 3a6lungen
eingeiteQt, uno es 6eiBt, ungeniigenoer
56uB babe Die 5irma auBsr StunO
nit amerifanif6en 94leuoers
preiIen uno ben 9roouften 6taiger
Qr6eit5trdfte aus 9euti4ldnO uno
gnglano gu conturriren. 0d5 Qttlers
fapitol Der 9eIeuI4aft 6etrdgt $780,
900.
- Sn 8uaIton, R.sg,, 1T 2Oring
Moore BON g}sp : gort, gepeIener
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rei6en Gu6aner5, i4ul0ig bsfunoerp
noroen, Teinen Qr6eitgeber i'm r8rdno
Union 6otel" in 6aratogd am II.
Quouit UNI $941 in 8aargelo, elmer
0iamantring unO .eine goloene ubr
beItp6len gu BADEN. @r puroe 81 81
Sa6ren 3udt6au5 OerurtReilt.
- Sm ct. @luirzRiOer lit BET 9eA
troit, Mi6., Der aus 6Ol5 gsbaute
0ampFer nMinneiota," Elm 5aRr3sug
BON POI SUB 2dnge, in 6Iammen
e~ufgegdngen.
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tories Co., QimiteO, gu 3epmdrtet,
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tefel : @rploitOu, our4 pelde 3ipet
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3ui9nitt an ben 9Gnoen - ale bieie
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BERN iorgfGItig beriidii4tigt.
3miid1en $40 NIB $50
fam bier alien in 8e5ug duf einsn
lleber3ie6er geduBerten Wiini4en entz
fprofen perben - 3niIten $50 uno
$50 fam Dem Iururi0ieIten 8eI4mad
geniigt tperOen.
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Rd4ten - Elm ioeuler Souriftens Rof,
SIS bis $50,
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lene Merino, Woqe uno Seioe-50c.
bis $500.
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Qles, mas MGnner uno &naben traz
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seitern Morgen purben i'm mittleren
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$50, $685. unb $43.5O. Der erit>
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lang benz 8auner, ou bic Nngeitenten
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