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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Mcrccrizcd Portiers that look like
silk: solid colo-s; rcd, green alla
rose; full size. $l2.a5o value for Ss'."o
n pair
Rurfe Net Curtains, renaissance
Insertion and edge with large renF ais-
snncc motif In corner; IL YARDS
long. S4bO value, sos Il pair.
Muslin Curtuins--dots and figures
regular price, s1.25; Monday soc a
pair.
Bag-Dad Porliercs, made of heavy
tapestry, strong Oriental colo t'rh g
So value, $3.50 pair. az, "
SO Sllk-Finish Table Covers, SXa
size, heavy fringe ~ each. 81. IN
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Sale Of Innings.

1000 yards Near Silk Innings in
black and colors a u Lee lining at
Z j-1c a yard.
1000 yards Gray Silesla Lining, is to
25c quality. mill ends. Zoe a yard.
$50 yards Black Bradford Sattcen
Innings, 2oc quality, lpc yard,
% pieces Black Sattcon Lining,
best price heretofore 400; this sale.
zoe II yard.
20 pieces Black Perca!!Ae, made to
sell at l5c; very special, Zoe a yard.
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y $1.2J Vaudeville Black Peat dc Sole,
i guaranteed evory thread pure silk,
n SOc tho S1.89 quality, T1.tO, and tho
s1.65 duality, ri ~. q "a.
20-incll Black renu de. aole, pure
BLK, pure dye, G9c quality. for doc.
h White Wash Silks, Just the thing
for whole dresses and waists, 10 2-3o
~ yard. F5i5i
White Satin dc Cygnes and Mcssa-
lines this sonson's latest styles for
waists, S5c II yard.
4 06c Yntd-wIde Black Taffetn Silk,
guaranteed Lyons dye, b0c. s
s1.G Ynrd-wlde Soft Finish Chiffon
aTnffeta, perfect satisfaction In tho
wearing, Doc. t5
81 Black Lustro,,s Taffeta, 27-incn.
4 has u splendid loud rustic, roc a.
yard.
$1.G9 Black Imported Tnffcta, the
new Corsicn weave, 90 inches wide,
~ 70. Ji.5 g
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Austrian China Tea Sets, IS.

S1-5G-plece Austrian China Tea
Sets, decorated with Forget Me'Nots
and finished with gold lines.
$3.50 a dozen-Thin Austrian China.
Tea or Dessert Plates, decorated
With vlolcts.
E4O6-Handsome 12-Piece Gold
Stippled Toilet Sets, with Jars.
hOc-Plun White Stop Jars.
handles. 81. ,j
Zoe eanh-9-ring Muffin Pans. q
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y g ~ I III
Womerl's Winter Weight Corset
Covers. .Dc.
Boys Fleeccd Lined Shirts and
Drawers, natural color. al! sizes to
81, for zoe q garment. L
8 MUNSINQ'S UNDERWEAR - Wo
have a full line OF these unsurpassed,
4 goods The price starts at zoe tor
women's and chIldrcn's garments.
Womens Gauze Ribbed B!cached
Lace Trimmed or Cuff Bottom
Pants, knee lengths, zoe a pair.
t Children''s Ribbed Underwaists, all
sizes, loo. 55
SIS Women's Ribbed Union Suits, silk
trimmed neck and lace trimmed
pants, Soc. # .s} s
Misses Fnll and Winter Weight
Pants and Vests in all sizes, 2Hc a
garment.
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BEANS AND PEAS,
Both Gotten From Same Vine at
Providence Forge.
Especial TO Tho Times-

PROVIDENCE FORGE VA. Sept l6'-l9ariy
last spring In Il garden nearby was pli''f4
served Of planting on tho increase Of The
moon, but otherwise there was nothing M ~
usual In the seeding. AS soon ~ ny a. .a
vines 10 climb on and in due time, fine Sfop
OF beans appeared when furnished me taih''s
table for a couple of months. ,a, oon,.
AT the end OF this period me Deans n,G,, eo Nv
same vines is being gathered a crop U p'aeA'
sora aeason Is on In fun now and the sports RS
men arc all heading f9r th e,,,I iH haarod Over
two hundred in few hours Thnrsday icy sSsn n1n
Miss Psnline jepionewh na s y i,al lin a
Mis-, Fedora iItxaIl LEFT Tor liichn,ond, FriS
day. with Miss Ruth Scott 800. ,oaL
Mrs. Wulter Eanes willNspeno he"s "eeA
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Z SC Indigo Blue calicoc. neat print
ings on white, 3 Bic,
IS Double Face Heavy Flecced Do
met Flannel. 4 3-4c.
Best 121-2c new Fall Percale.
q LEE. 5
Il 16 90 Madras Shifting and chevlots,
8 3-4c.
Double-Face Grizzly outings,
3 3-Ic.
Linen Finished Cambria and Long
Cloth, the IL Lee and 15c ones. s Bic.
Dark Plaid Outings. the Sc grade,
for . 3-4c.
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Heavy Velour Portlers, in new ef-
fcctive reversible designs; all colors.
Regular $50 values for TiS.5O pair.
silk Arm,,rc and Frou 1Nrou Por-
tiers, plain and two-tonc effects, en-
+ ira heavy fringe. se25 value for SID
pair.
Mcrccrizcd Tapestry. Ottoman RIB
bed and plain color Chenille, yards
long. 50 inches wide. So q pair.
Irish Point Curtains, 90 designs to
select from. Value $3.50 to $780, price
$1.9S to $40 a pair.
Plain Net Curtains; strong heavy
net, wide renaissance borders. $
value, sos Il pair.
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Latest Dress Goods.

full line Of all that's best and newest There are many
novelties for this season. bought largely than
for years because Of the many fabrics
SKIRT hepd Of this department is nst back from
Imported
until get too busy to give prompt service
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Toilets.

Toe Black Shoe Polish with paste,
special, Sc Il box.
Medicated Soap, worth loc, for
= LIE.
Witch Hazel Soap, 3 Lie cake,
Ceyuloid Soap Boxes, all colors, 1Oc
each,
Colgates Palm Soap. lie dozen,
DIR. Ribalt's Skin Soap, cakes in
box, all for .;ic,
All Glycerine Soap. lee cake,
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Ribbons.

1875 pieces S-Inch Sash Width satln
Taffeta Ribbons, made TO sell AZ vs.
great bargain ut lNc yard'
No. Satin Taffeta Ribbon 'lof
! D-ic q yard.
3l-e-inoh Satin Tnffeta Ribbons, all
colors TIC value for l2 Lee q yard.
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50 and $3.50 Imported French Broad
cloth III all colors and black, ~ q
yard. tta
A full limo of Cream Goods. such as
Nrohnlr Albatross, Batlstc. Crepos,
Eoicnne, Panama. Serge and Broad
cloth, 1Dc to F3. 80 Il yard. i6t
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Bargain Basement.
Special sale of Beddings and mill ends Of Cottons
and Flannes will give you big values for Monday.
See the HouseWare also,
Blankets !: Sheets Quilts.

72c Linen Finished Bleached Sheets,
the "a size on sale Monday, soc:
the 10! ones, that sold for 7sc. Will
be O5c.
Some zoe Linen Finished Sheets
will be use.
45c Hemstitched Bolster Cases for
40c.
2-yards long Plain Bolster cases,
1Sc.
zoe and 22c Pillow cases-some are
hcmstitched, DC.
Extra Large zoe Linen Finished
Pillow Cases. zoe.
Single and Three Quarter Imported
Marseilles Bed Quilts, heavy en-
bosscd, two grades, for Sl.5O and
Sl.OS.
IS Imported Heavy Embossed
Marseillos Quilts, 1915.
z 81 Crochet Quilts. double bed size,
G0c.
75c Crochet Quilts are soc.
Lambskin Blankets, 25c each.
White and Grey Extra Heavy
Flecced Blankets. 75c.
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Our Tailored Garments,
An Autumn Exhibition.

Not a bit too early for these styles Usually
getting them Elegance Of Style splendid tailoring and
best fabrics bring up standard We make these
fit you perfectly and makes safe
matter See the fine line Of skirts also
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Saving III 9 in: NJ omen S
Underwent.

We always place orders for fall and winter underwear
the spring When bought this seasons supply there
slump in prices they worth IS per We
have priced them the if they ren giving YOU
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Wonderful Values in
This Great Silk Purchase.

Thousands Of dollars worth Of silks just get full
Lille the best and fashionable kinds It s without doubt
the handsoest line Of silks shown In Richmond Because
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Handsome Lace Curtains and POrtiereS.

dHnetot at
beautfu
actually sng
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5Oc Mercerized Panne Foulard, new
and attractive designs for Fall, Doe.
Double Fold Fancy Printed Kimoho
Flannclottes, I" lie.
25c Merccrlzcd Crepe &c Chinc III
afr the solid prints for y 80.
25c Imported Twilled su'tinss'
L. l-2c :
Extra Heavy Double Faces Elder
down Flannel for Kimonos, Bar =
Robes, Etc, Toe.
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with her parents ut "Strling Heights" .
Mr., William Sharp Leo, who preached here
during the summer, has returned TO the Union
Theological Seminary. EAHl
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T1.25 a sct--Good Steel Knives and
Forks. with bolstercd cocoa handles.
$3.50 n set-White Celluloid
Handle Knives and Forks; We're IS.
&c caoh-Perforated Pho Plates,
Zoe aeh---Octagon Shape Cake
Molds.
/ 1Oc-s-dt. Tin Dish Pans
@Oc--1o-qt, Granite Dish Pans.
.1Oc-2-qt. Granite Covered Buckets
1Oc--Japnnncd Tin Coffee, lea or
Sugar Canisters.
So oncll-ROtary Sifters.
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humor adapted to politics, and employed
for the rout and ruin of political antngo-
nsts. 1t was crushingly effective,
CHARLES M. WALLACE. r
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IL lee Crepe Finished Flannelcrtes
in all the new designs and colorings
for 1905, 0 3-Ic
New Fall Dress Ginghams in Scotch
Plaids, Checks, etc, Zoe.
Heavy. Flecccd Pajama and I,s:,:t
Robe Outings inydcllcate tnts. 3--ic
4O-inch Printed India Linens l-2c.
Silk Embroidered White Wool
Flannels in new designs, some hem
stitched ana cyelet work, price starts
ut 5Oc and up to $50.
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Mill-End Cottons, Flannels.

Z lee yard wide Brown Cotton.
u 3-Ac.
Dark scotclL Plaid Dress Ginghams,
the so and &C ones.%3 3-4c.
1914 2ac Brown sheetlng, 1sc,
4 70 1-2c Madras Cord and French
Percalcs, . lie. &
Wine Red, Grey, Chambray and
Fancy Printed l-4c CalIcoes 4 Bic
6 14c Double Face Plaid, Checked
and Striped Outings, 3-ic.
Fancy Woven Double Face Fleece
down Flannel. 0 3-1c.
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and Cotton Goods
Handsome New Fabrics.

We have beautiful selection of these goods Once
the workers surpassed the artists in wool and
silk beauty Of designs Some fine imported goods among
these.
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lOc English Long Cloth, 6 3-4c..

yards English Cloth, wide the usual 10c
6 3lc yard. lengths to - yards a
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Grey. Tan. White and Fancy Bath
/. Robe Blankets, the s1.25 and {l.l5
kind. for $50 pair.
81 la Extra Heavy Fleeccd Blankets.
that sold to S2.25. for S1.50.
1l-i White Wool Blankets. that
usually sell for 81, go on sale Monday
at p, Il pair.
ia s. Blankets, extra heavy. deep
fleece, ~
$50 1914 Blankets are 3d.
Extra Fine Grade OF Long. Deep
Flecced California 1924 White Wool
Blankcts--the wholesale price Is $3.50
will be $40 n pair.
Sale of Down and SILK Floss Cush-
Ions. all sizes, from is to 26 inches;s
the price stands at 25c for an ls-inch
Silk Floss, and zoe for one filled with
down.
a-pound Fancy Tick Covered
Feat Pillow, 100.
live Goose Feather Pillow, full size
and covered with fancy printed art
ticking. $50.
Bolsters to match all Pillows.
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trade to supplied Of strongest points IS il 3c coos-
ING Of certain patterns Which you'll duplicated elsewhere
ii tic city, he reason IS ii or being first onthe ground
Judgment could save coupled with cash discount is another
force behind these Calncts2 THAT worth considering.
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Flanne1ette Wear
and Especial Lot
Of White Underwear.

Lot Of Childrcn's Skirts, Gowns
and Drawers, all neatly trimmed ana
we'll made, 5oc to Zoe garments on sale
Monday 25c each.
Also with the above there Will be
Women S En- broidery Trimmed Draw.
ers, full large sizes, any at zoe
+ so dozen a Flnnnelette Petticoats,
scalloped and embroidered edges, 1Oc
each. itis$.
Women's and Misses Flannclctte
Gowns, full sizes and well made, for
Doe.
Moments Embroidered Flannelette
Gowns. solid pink, blue and white.
yoke, cuffs and front band prets.ly
embroidered T1.15.
Women's5 Flannelcttc Gowns, seal
Hoped, embroidered edge, collar, pref
tily trimmed, soc.
$3.50 Petticoats, CSC.
Women's s15o Black Mercerized
Italian Cloth Underskirts, Osc.
New ShirtWaists.
Tho Newest and Most stylish Black
Taffeta Tailor Made Shirt Wais:,
$5.DS.
Some Handsome Colored Taffeta
Shirt Waists, S3.0S.
Womon's $2.9S Sweaters in all col
ors, Sl.Ds.
Women's 50 Sweaters in all colors.
$1.5O.
Chlldren's Norfolk Blouses, zoe.
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Writings of Daniel.
The
RICHMOND EXAMINER
DURING THE WAR;

The Writings Of John W. Daniel.
with a Memoir of His Life,
BY His Brother
Frederick S. Daniel,
New York,
Printed Tor the Author,
1895
have copied for Inc information OF
Miss Washington, the ABOVE titlo-page Of
n book which appears 10 be unknown
10 her. 1t Is In tho form known 10 book
makers as tho octave and contains S2
p4ges of close print, ] purchased my
copy from Il. ", Randolph g. English,
who later on priced the book NJ SO
Three insertions were made by the late
MIR. Nottingham by my order, namely
d portrait OF Daniel; one Of the irish
rebel. John Mitchell, and The Latch
Kay by George ". Bagby. Epth por-
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gg8 gNeS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
BOOK CLUB.
Mrs X. B. Raney Entertained tn
Book Club Yesterday Afternoon.

Mrs. r. B. Raney entertained the
Book Club yesterday afternoon at her
beautiful home on the corner of Hills
boro and Salisbury streets In very
delightful manner. The home decor
ations We're in pink, effecting a scene
of real beauty.
The literature of the eighteenth
century was the subject of the after
noon. Miss Manney read a very m-
teresting paper on the poet Young.
Miss Susan Heck also read a very
charming paper on Thompson.
During the afternoon very dainty
and delicious refreshments were
served. The afternoon was one of
pleasure and profit and those who at
tended were charmingly entertained.
The club members present We're:
Miss Susan Heck, Miss Lula Busbee,
Miss Sophie Busbee, Miss Susan Clark.
Mrs Ashby Baker. Miss Nancy, Miss
Florence Jones. Miss Elizabeth Grow.
Mrs Thomas Ash. Miss Riggs. The
visitors were Mrs. William Branch. or
Washington; Miss jamie Myers, Miss
Annie Root, Mrs. III. NJ. Wilson, Miss
Nash, of Tarboro.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28

BY virtue of the powers contained
in Il Judgment of the superior Court
or Wake county, n. c., entered at the
October term, 1904, of the said court.
being number 1912 Of the civil issue
docket of said court, in the case OF
George Whichever, administrator of J.
Wiley Jones ct al VI. Tucker Sanders.
will offer for sale at public cutlery
To the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door, in the city Of
Raleigh n. c., on Monday. the 18th
day of March. 1905, at II m. the
following described tract of land, to-
vii:
situated in St Mary's township,
Wake county y. G., adjoining the
Iands OF J. Wiley JoEos. deceased, the
heirs of Mrs Lydia NJ. Dowd, dece&s-
ed, and others. and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake and pointers
IN j. w. Jones and Reasley's line. ?
chains from a sweet gum tree, the
said Jones and lBeasley's corner. run
ming S. 20 w, $3.50 chains to the cen
tire of The Wilmington road, thence
with said road Is chains to n
stake Jones and Dowd's corner. thence
with their line n. "a r, 1926 chains
to stake and pointers to said Jones aud
Dowd's corner in BeasIey's line. thence
S. So IA T., II chains to the be-
ginning, containing fifty acres.
w. 3. JONES, Commissioner.
February 4. 1906. 2-9-E. .. u.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
- -
DELIGHTFUL DANCE.
Subscription German at Rancy Hall
Wednesday Night.

One of the delightful events of last
week was the subscription dance
given on Wednesday night at Raney
Library Hall. Many couples were
present and the evening was greatly
enjoyed.
Those dancing were Messrs. D..
W. simpson with Miss Marine Rogers;
r. A. Harwood with Miss Mary An
drews: G. d. Harris with Miss Louise
Linton; James McKimmon with Miss
Mary Barbee, r. Y. McAden with
Miss Mary Lacy; w. 7. Dixon with
Miss Nell Hinsdale; Emil g. Herr
with Miss Ellen West; Harry Mccall
with Miss Rosa skinner; Harry ;.
Fcnner with Miss Alice Aycock; John
c. Dockery with Miss Mabel Young;
W. A. Parker with Miss Daisy
Moring; w. A. Graham, Jr., with Miss
Octavia Hughes; w. M. Allen with
Miss Nottie noukery; V. w. Bragg
with Miss Lilly skinner; j. l.. Skin
ner with Miss Whedbee, of HEREFORD.
The stays were Messrs. Norman H.
Johnson, Gordon Harris. David clark,
r. A. Num-, Herbert Hill, G. M. Mac
Nider and G. F. Hawkins.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
Comforting Words
MANY n RALEIGH FAMILY HOUSE
HOLD WILL FIND THEM SO.

To have the pains and aches of bad
back removed; to be entirely free from
annoying dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful. To tell how this great
change can be BROUGHT about will
prove comforting words to hundreds
of Raleigh readers.
w. r. Hood of 81 South Blood
worth street, employed in Whipple d
Company's grocery store, says: When
] got my first box OF Doan's Kidney
Pills at the Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Com
pany's store my kidneys had been Civ
ing me considerable trouble for long
time, ] had u constant dull aching
pain in the small of my back and
across the hips, and my urine WAS
very irregular. Some times ] had to
get out of bed half dozen times dur
ing the night. Then again it would
be very scant. Then was when I had
the most pain and worst pain in my
back The secretions were very dark
and carried a heavy sediment. Since
using the pills ! have not had the
palms at all and the secretions have
been cleared UP 10 their normal state.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milbun Co, Buffalo,
N. y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name, Deans, and
take no substitute.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
REPORT UNCoNFIRMED.
Given 100000 to the University
of Virginia.

charlottesville. Va. Feb. 25.-The
report that Andrew Carnegie had Of
fered to give the University of Yir-
ginia a half million dollars on con-
dition that the authorities of the uni
versity would raise q similar amount
from other sources could not be con-
flrmed here today. President Alder
man is i'm New York having left for
there yesterday with Mrs. Alderman.
For a week or more it has been ru-
mored that Mr.. Carnegie had given
the University $500 for the purpose
of procuring an organ for the public
hall but even this information lacks
definite confirmation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
JACKSON is QUIET
Gov. vardaman Issues a
Proclamation to the
People of the City.
(Bv the Associated Press.N

Jackson. Miss, Feb. 25.--The city
is quiet tonight after the exciting
time of the past SO hours. The negro
Stewart Johnson, who was spirited
away somewhere by the officers las,
night is still hid out and his where
aboutS are not known. The officials
refuse to say where he is at this time.
This afternoon Governor Vardamah
issued a proclamation addressed 10
the people of this city He says In
his proclamation that he has hired
detectives to take up the search for
the negro and to get evidence to the
end that the guilty party may be con-
Victed, The governor calls on the
young men of the city to desist from
rash talk and the Incorporate use OF
firearms, the governor in concluding
his proclamation says
I'VE do not want any VicariouS suf-
ferers in this matter, but let US rather
pursue this investigation as deter
mined, fairminded white men should.
that the right NAV be found
This afternoon the police found at
the home of Johnson bloody shirt
which is supposed to have been worn
committed. The shirt had been wash
ed since but it showed signs of having
had blood on it. Sentiment among the
police Is divided as to whether John
son is the right negro. \ suspect has
been arrested at Yazoo City and is
being held in Jail here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
SCHEDULE or GAMES ADOPTED
Southern League of Baseball Clubs
Holds Spring Meeting.
(By the Associated Press.)


Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 25.-The
Southern League of baseball clubs held
its spring melting here today. The
schedule for the games of the season
of 1905 was adopted.
Contrary to expectations the case OF
Billy Phyle was not brought before
the meeting. Phyle, it Will be remem-
bered. as third basemon on the Mem
phis 1903 champions. At the close of
the season he alleged that Atlanta
players threw games to Memphis to
beat Little Rock out of the penAnt.
He did not appear to substantiate his
charges and was suspended:
The most radical incident in the af-
fairs of the league made today was
the increase of the guarantee fund
from $4,000 to $4,000. This will
require each club to put up twice the
amount of money heretofore deposited
in the league treasury.
An important rule was adopted pro-
hibiting managers from hiring players
on non-reSerVe contracts Among
many of the managers it has been the
custom to secure the service of some
excellent player for a single season,
leaving him foot loose at the close to
sign with whom he pleased. This Gus
tom could only be followed by tho
larger cities in the league and worked
q hardship on the others. According
to the rule adopted today players
signing a non-reserve contract may be
suspended and the managers heavily
fined
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
Mrs. Dan Young Entcrtains.

A delightful social event was en-
ioyed at the home of Mrs. Dan Young
when reception was given on We'd
nesdav evening complimentary 10
Mrs Harry WiswelI, OF New York.
The decorations were charming be-
ing on a color scheme of red, effect
ed with red carnations. and empha-
sized with smilax and flags. Delicious
refreshments We're served and theEo
were carried out in red.
The advertisement was i'm cards and
i'm these the score cards were uniquely
made with artistic hatchcts. The first
prize vas won by Mrs. Fred WOOL
colt. the consolation by Mrs T.. L.
Harris. the BOBBY by Miss Ethel
Young Many guests were present and
the occasion was a most happy one.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-28
A. & NJ. BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
The Games That VIII be Played Dur
ing tell Season.

Last week Foyc Robertson, captain
of the University football team, was 9
visitor at the A. & NJ. College, and ii
is not the fortune of many men to have
honors shown them as were shown
Robertson when he appeared in the
mess hall. Robertson is former cadet
and 81 member of the 1902 football
team, upon which he was valuable
man. The cadets are quite proud OF
Robertson and his progress at Carolina,
The following schedule has been ar
ranged by the graduate manager
Gardner for the coming season:
March 13-Trinity Park High
School at Raleigh.
March 20-Bingham at Raleigh.
March 24--Lafayette at Raleigh.
March 25--I,afayette at Raleigh.
March 29--Oak Ridge at Raleigh.
April 1-Ciuilford at Raleigh.
April 3--Washington s. Lee Uniyer-
sity at Raleigh.
April 5-Wake Forest College at
Raleigh.
April lO--Wake Forest College at
Raleigh.
April 13-Dayidson College at
Greensboro.
April I4--Dayidson College at Sails
bury.
April 15-Elon College at Elon Col
lege.
April 17-New Bern Military Academy
at New Bern.
April 20-Syracuse at Raleigh.
April 21-Syracuse at Raleigh.
April 24-Uniyersity of North Caro-
lima at Raleigh.
April 2S-St. Johns at Raleigh
April 29--Uniycrsity of North Caro-
lima at Chapel Hill.
May Trinity at Raleigh.
May 3-Wakc Forest College at
Wake Forest.
May Trinity at Durham.
May 6-Uniyersity of Virginia al
Raleigh.
May 1O-Wake Forest College at
Raleigh.