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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-04
ACTED UNDER ADVICE.
Sheriff Dawson Gives Reasons for
Bringing Wingate to Raleigh.

The attorneys for Robert Wingate,
the white man brought to Raleieh
from Tarboro Sunday morning for all
attempted assault on a white married
woman there, have not vet succeed
ed in raising the amount of the bond,
$1,000, and they are in communication
with his relatives, endeavoring to pro-
cure the money.
In yesterdays paper was published
an article from the Tarboro Southern
er critici5ing the action of the au
thorities for bringing WingGte TO Raj
eigh Yesterday that paper contained
the following in explanation of the
sheriff's conduct:
"Sheriffif Dawson says in takin,,
Robert Wingate away he acted under
the advice of the chairman of tnN
Board of County Commissioners arG
his attorney: that he had reliable in
formation That an attempt would uc
made to take the man out of Jail that
he is confident that such an attempt
had been planned, and was to have
been made, Saturday nigt
He thinks the article in Monday s
paper reflected too severely uror. NM
~ he Southerner did not int"nd to
be too severe. He only did what many
other SheriffJ in this and other couG~
lies have done. We are confident that
he felt assured that an attempt Woulc
be made, AND was sincere in believing
that he was acting for the best.
What the Southerner intended. Was
to differ with him, as to this. and 10
urge him and all sheriffs to hold their
prisoners and protect them with IS
many special deputies Us might be ne
ceSsary. Because not to do so tehhS
to encourage lawleSsneS
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PR|SONBUYSBONDS
And $104,1O0 is Now
Sailed Down.
Big Gain Of Over $4,000 on Sales
of Cotton and Other Things Told
of at Meeting OF States Prison
Directors Yesterday.

The directors of the States prison
were III session at the prison yesterday.
there being present Messrs. j. G.
Hackett, of North Wilkesb2ro, chair
man; j. P. Kerr, of Ashevllie; Il. IL.
Speight, of Edgecombe, and w. r,
CrOsland, of Richmond. Mr.. john
Dawes, of ELM City, was detained al
home by The critical illness OF his
brother.
The board received the reports Of
the committee on purchasing State
bonds, and this was that since the lasL
meeting $4,000 in North Carolina
bonds, due in 1909 and 1910 had been
purchased at from 1.02 IL to 1.02 ga
fiat, these bearing 4 per cent. interest.
With this purchase the States prison
now has "saltcd away $1O4,lOO.
The board discussed informally the
condition of the State farm and al
the crops were reported SIS being In
fine condition. There are ZOO to l.
800 acres of cotton. about 100 acres
of corn. 400 to 500 acres OF peanuts
The returns from the cotton of last
year. now al sold, showed that the
board had received $40, 600 10 $4,000
moro than was estimated last January
this being on the 1900 bales on hand
then.
The Jefferson Turn
pike road was discussed and the report
was that this was being pushed for
ward On it there are fifty conVicts
at work. There are now in the prison
about rs convicts 100 each being with
the Raleigh & Southport Road and
the Raleigh g. Pamlico Sound road. 90
in the force at Mount Olive. rms
force is soon to be withdrawn and the
80 men added to the force with the
Raleigh & Southport road. For all
these convicts the state receives $1.25
per day each There are about bGu
convictS in all, a large number OF these
being at the state farm.
The books of the States prison
were examined and all were reported
as being in good condition, ali the ac-
counts being verified ana marked
correct
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DISEASES IN THE STATE.
Typhoid Fever In F:fty-oBe Counties
and Smallpox in Sixteen.

The Bulletin Of the North Caroline
State Board of Health for July with
reports from 95 counties report
measles in 20, whooping cough in %.
diptheria in 7, typhoid fever ~ 81. MA
iarial fever in s. DermicioUS malarlaI
fever in ;, bowel diseases in "a, small
pox in 16. Scotland is credited with
humps, Davidson and Na$l: vita
pneumonia, Pasquotank with varicella
The counties and tho number OF
cases of smallpox cases in each are
Brunswick, /; Burke, g. Catawba, 2:
Craven, 4 Cumberland, 4 Duplin, |;
Harnett, 5; Henderson, 2; Hyde, s,
Montgomery, T. New Hanover, S.
Northampton, / Pasquotank. Robe.
son, 10; Union, 10; Washington, only
one new case in juno, IS others lief,
uncovered from May--16 counties.
In typhoid fever Harnett leads with
%, Iredell has %, Union On, the other
counties in the 81 having three to fiji
teen cases each.
No diseases reported from Bun
combe, Carteret, Johnston, Polk,
Wilkes and Yadllin. and no reports
were received from Ashe, Beaufort.
Caswell, Chatham. Chowan, Clay, Co.
lumbus. Franklin, Graham, Greene,
Jones. Lenoir Macon, Martin, Mitch
ell, Moore. Pamlico, Fender Per
quimans, Stanly, Swain and Wayne.
The mortuary reports from =
towns give an annual death per 1000
Of: White. 21.4 cOlored, 29,2 Total
whites 6O,250 colored. Total ISL, 400.
In thecs the deaths were 1853 white,
1876 colored. Total 318. Deaths under
five years: White. rs coolred, 55. To-
~ l55. Sill born: White, 5 colored
II Total 80.
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AT LAKE TOXAWAY.
Social PIeasurcs-Outing EnjOymcntS
in the Sapphire Country.

ToxaWay Inn. August 3.-The cool,
pleasant days and strong fresh breezcs
prevailing in the Sapphire Country has
made outing at the ToxaWay Inn a
favorite amusement. The guests have
largely taken to mountain riding,
boating on the lake, and visiting the
many falls found in the roaring rivers
and around the lake shores.
Many lunch parties in the woods,
to the top of Mount Toxaway, ard
launch parties on the lake, have been
enjoyed. Germans and card parties
have formed the evening diversions:
and bowling and boat contests varied
the day recreations. Weekend eNCur-
sions to the Inn are very popular; the
railroads extending half fare to the
lake from Asheville, Brevard Hendcr-
sonville and many other adjacent
towns Last Sunday an unusually
large crowd came up on the Transyl-
Vania train.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Bluthenthall of Atlanta, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, general
managers of the ToXaway hotels, made
Il night excursion to the lodge. on top
of Mount Toxaway to view the sun
rise at an elevation of 5000 feet. Ac-
Communications at the lodge are limited
to twenty-five rooms; applications,
from the six hotels girdling the lakes.
to pass the night at the lodge are
numerous. and arrangements must be
made several days in advance.
A large euchre party is made up
at Toxaway Inn for tonight.
Mrs. Donner of Indianapolis ard
Mrs. Rankeroff, of New Jersey, IN
company with Mrs. j. H. Aiken, went
down last evening to spend the night
at the Franklin. at Brevard.
Tomorrow Mr. B. n. Duke and Mr..
L. A. Carr, of Durham, and large
party from Raleigh, Greensboro and
Winston are booked to arrive at the
Inn.
Five hundred guests are now at the
hotels around Lake Toxaway; an a
thousand are expected soon. The hotels
had to turn away several hundred
visitors last season.
Prof. J. n Ingram, of California.
is at Toxaway Inn in the interest
of Northern publications. He will,
this evening ascend Mount Toxaway,
spend the night at the lodge, to view
the sun set and sun rise, from that
commanding elevation. The Profes-
sor is a globe trotter, and an old vet
eran with sun rise; has seen the great
luminary dip from the waves of many
seas; observed the orb of day rise
from the heights on Pixies Peak, Col
orado; Mount Shasta, California;
Mount Hood, Oregon; Sellirick, Brit
ish Columbia: Mamma Loa, Hawaii;
Mount Cook, New Zealand; Mount
Wellington, Tassunia: Mount Koseasco
Australia, and Potacatapelt( volcano)
Mexico, but wished to view the red
globe rise amongst his native noun
tains.
Prof Ingram says that the MAJ
who selected this spot for a summer
resort was a climatic as well as scenic
artist; and no one but a connosier on
air could select an elevation and eli
mate just right, where the temperature
is neither too cool nor too mild for
the hot season. He has not found q
summer resort, similar in climate and
scenic surroundings away from Ranff.
at the Canadian National Park, in the
Rocky Mountains.
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Bren-WinlIle.

Charlotte, N. c., August "a we'd
ding of unusual interest is that of
Miss Marion Wrinkle. of Milwaukee,
Wis, to DR.. Walter Brem Jr., of this
city which was solemnied at the homo
of the brides parents, General and
Mrs. F. c. Wrinkle. at Nashotch, Mich,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock The an
noupcement comes as decided sur
prise to DIR. Brem's friends in this
city, as no invitations have been is
sued. DR.. and Mrs Rrem will leave
tonight for Charlotte, where they are
expected to arrive Saturday
Miss Wrinkle and DR.. Brem met AT
John Hopkins Hospital while DR..
Brem was completing his coarse. and
for nearly a year they have been en-,
gagged. waiting until DIR. Brem. re.
ceived his appointment to Panama,
which was made last month.
After spending several weeks with
Dr. Brem's parents in this city, the
newly married couple will sail August
18th for Panama, where they will
make their future home.
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TO LAND OF SUNSET.
North Carolinians on Tour of the
Great West.

The personally conducted tour sto
the Pacific coast, Lewis and Clark
Exposition and Yellowstone National
Park by the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way, under the personal supervision
of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Black, of Dav-
idson, n. c., left last evening via At
lanta on two special Pullmans. Travel
ing Passenger Agent Charles II. Cat
tbs left with the Raleigh party yes
terday afternoon where they were
joined at Monroe with those from
Wilmington and Charlotte. Mr.. Gattis
will accompany the party only as far
as Birmingham, Ala.
The following persons composed the
party:
A. w. Mclean, Mrs. A. w. Mclean,
A. E. White, Mrs. A. E. White, Lum-
berton; Miss Mary 'McNair, Mrs. Mat
tie Men. Evans Laurinburg; Walter
Sprunt, L. E. Hall, A. P. Adrian, Will
mington; Miss Catherine V. Copeland
Miss Vance Copeland, Miss Ellie Cope
land. Statesville; Miss Sue Tate, Miss
Irene Tate, Morganton: j. M. Rogers.
Francis Rogers, Winston; Miss Lizzie
Wharton. Miss Mary Shaver, Sails
bury; Mrs. Maggie Vance, Miss Nam
ME Alexander, Concord; Mrs. E. G..
Muse, Rocky Mount; Mrs. r. j. Sif-
ford, Charlotte; Hon. G. B. Patterson,
Maxton; Lloyd Wooten Kinston; FL. A.
Croft, Wilmington; H. A. Peacock,
Rocky Mount; Miss Sallie Riggsbee,
Durham: n. J. Rouse, Mrs. n. j.
Rouse, Mrs. Alice Fields, Miss Rosabel
Rountree, Kinston; DR.. T.. b. Ferre-
bee, Raleigh; c.. Reece Hutchinson,
Lincolnton; Miss Beulah Fields, Elkln;
Miss Fannie Taliaferro, Richmond,
Va; A. E. Alexander, High Point;
NJ. T. Oehler, HunterSville; Miss Bona
Potts, Rev. VIM. Black, Mrs. VIM.
Black Davidson; Lawrence Holt, Mrs.
Lawrence Holt, Burlington; Miss Edna
Lineberry, Pomona.
The party is due to reach Birming-
ham, Ala, today at noon and Mem
phis tonight about o'clock. st. Louis
will be reached August 5th at 1908 a..
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Wadesboro, N. c., August 3.-One
Of the most delightful receptions of
he season was the one rendered Tues
day evening by Miss Jennie Doak
Plunkett at her beautiful home in
honor of her charming guests, Misses
Hate and Emma Kilgo, of Spartan
burg. S. c..
These who received were: Misses
Kate and Emma Kilgo, Mrs. F. Leon
Scott and Miss Jennie Doak Plunkett.
Refreshments were served III the
beautifully appointed dining room by
Misses Mary Carraway and Bessie
Plnkntt
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To the Pacific.

The great special trip given by the
Seaboard Air Line to the Pacific Coast
and through the great West to the
Portland Exposition starts today from
many points in the State. the various
trains meeting at Monroe in a special
Pullman train.
1t will be I'M charge of Rev. William
Black of Davidson and between rs
and 100 prominent North Carolinaians
are going with him. The trip prom
Uses to be a delightful one in every
respect.
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LUMINA at Wrightsville is practi-
caIIy a free hotel for cNcUrSionIStS.
Receiver Taxed With Costs.

Major H i. Grant. clerk Of the
Federal court announces that Judge
Pritchard yesterday issued an order
adiudging Edwards, late receiver of
the Southern Saw Mill Company. with
the costs of the investigation by Spe-
cial Master Seward, who was appoint
ed by the circuit judge.
There has been filed with the clerk
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
against the Dragon Chair Company,
of Dunn. mr.. Victor Boyden referee.
will hear the case August 18th.
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and the party will stop at the
Buckingham Hotel The party leaves
the following night at 1910 and is
due to arrive at Kansas City on the
morning of the 18th, and Denver, Col,
the following morning. The party Will
stop at Brown Palace Hotel. leaving
on the morning of tie 9Th. Colorado
Springs will be reached at 1925 same
day and party will visit points of in
terest in this section till August 18th
at 11:05. They will stop at Antler's
Hotel. Salt Lake City will be reached
on the morning of the 18th, headquar
tiers Kenyon Hotel, leaving at $3.50 p
M, same day. Los Angeles will be
reached on the 10th at Z a. m. Broad
way Van Mugs Hotel. Party will
leave here on the 18th at S a. m. and
will reach San Francisco at 1890 p.
M, and will stop at the Dequoia Hotel
San Francisco will be left behind
August 23rd at sos p. m, and party
will arrive at Portland, Oregon, and
stop at the Portland Hotel at 1925.
August 25th, where they will take in
the exposition till the 2Sth. The re-
turn trip will then begin over the
Northern Pacific taking in Yellowstone
Park and other points of interest in
this section, passing on to Chicago,
thence to Memphis and Atlanta.
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A Pleasant SOcinI Event
Sanford, August 3rd.-One of the
most enjoyable social functions of The
summer was given by Miss Margaret
Austin at her fathers homo last Sat-
urday evening from 0 t. o'clock, in
honor of two OF Sanford's visiting
young ladies, Misses Ora whitaker
and Lila, Philips, Of Rockingham.
The nature of the entertainment
was Flower riddle" each person
having to answer number of ques-
tons, each of which lperts(ned to
some flower. Miss Mildred WiNams
and Mr.. Will Makepeace proved "too
many for the others and were award
ed beautiful prizes, which were pre-
scented by Mr.. Don St. Clair. Mr.,
Gordon Perry was consoled with a
clay elephant.
Those invited were: Misses Sil-
lie Clyde and Della Sellers. Lila Phil
lips, Ora Whitaker, May Perry, Lot
tie White, Carrie Makepeace, Mildred
Williams, Ruth Croker, Ellen Make
peace: Messrs. Clausen Williams. VIII
Makepeace, Isham King, Ernest
Whitaker, Arthur Whitaker, Archie
Carter Don. st. Clair, Ralph Monger,
James Monger. Warren Williams, Ar
go Wick, Allie Clark, Dr. Lynn Nc
liver, A. w. Huntley l.. B. Williams,
Rockingham, j. b. Kirkham., Will
mington.
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Mrs. f. e. Gattis' Condition.

Mrs F. Z. Gattis was operated on at
Rex Hospital for appendicitis yester-
day and her case is understood to be
critical A telephone message from
Rex Hospital at midnight said that
she was getting on nicely. The other
patients there were also reported as
getting on very we'll.
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CITY ATTORNEY SHOT DEAD.
The Deed Committed in Presence of
His Family.

Newbraunfels, Texas, Aug. MAR
vim Guinn,h city attorney was shot
twice and killed today in the presence
of his wife and servant by Felix Kap-
penbach, we'll known merchant. No
cause is known for the killing.
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II |.

I'm weary O. the weary way
Thar's nothin' here kin please;
I want to hear the angels say:
walk in and take yer easel"
F. L. Stanton
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On the Diamond.
GIRD UP YOUR LIONS. BOYS.
Danyille Victorious In smuggling
Match With Greensboro.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, n. c., August Dam
Vile won from Greensboro in a slug
cling match this afternoon b. a score
of seven to Six. Gilland pitched the
first three innings for the locals and
was relieved In the fourth BY Doak,
who allowed only two hits and no runs
in five innings. In the three innings
Gilland pitched ten hits were made
and 7 men scored. Benny Knocked
one over the garden wall for home
run, and Powell made two three-oag>
gers.
Score: ~ n f.
greensboro .4O101OO0 O--6 10 |
Danville .3O4O 90 - II
Batteries: Greensboro, Gilland,
Doak, Daley and Ryan; Danviiie,
Moore and Benny
AT Charlotte. 6; Wins
tom Salem 3.
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riage of his daughter. Cornelia, to
Mr.. James Baker Hail. Wednesday
morning, August sixteenth, nineteen
hundred and five at half after eight
O'Clock, Trinity church, Scotland Neck,
North Carolina
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\ Sailing Party.

Stats, n. c., August "a most de
iightful sail was given last evening
by Messrs. r. B. Whitehurst and Fred
Hancock complimentary to Misses
Alma Leila and Marie Savage.
Refreshments were served on board
and the gayety of the occasion will
ong be remembered by the partici-
pants, as well as the geniality of the
popular and esteemed young men
tbOVe mentioned
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TO FIGHT JIM GROW LAW.
Mass Meeting of Negroes to BE Held
Sunday.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Pres8.)
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 2.-For the
purpcae of fighting an attempt to
repeat the jim-crow law a mass meet
ing of negroes will be held next Sun
day. The meeting is for the purpose
of countcracting any work to be done
against the law by negroes who are
opposed to it. 1t is said counsel will
be employed by those favoring the
law and every step taken by those to
it will be contested.
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Louisville, KY, Aug. 2.-There was
no session of the convention of sta
tionery engineers today, the delegates
to the National Convention taking a
trip to Mammoth Cave.
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Up thar they're happy as kin be,
An all the time content;
Up thar the mansions are SO free
No baliff calls for rent!
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South Atlantic League.

(By the Associated Press.)
At Macon. Ga. X II. E.
Savannah 49,. 900 OO0 VV0-O
Macon ........ 030 600 lo*-4 2
Batteries: Cassidy and Holmes;
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(Rv tbe. Associated Press.

(By the Associated PreSs.)
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 3.-Pittsburg
won an exciting game from New YORK
by batting rally in the seventh ana
eighth innings. Attendance 724O.
ccoro. r. II. f..
Pittsburg 900 002 $50 II 0
New york 200 900 200 10 0
Batteries: Lever F'laherty and
PETIT; McGinnity, Wiltse and Bresna-
han Time 2:05. UmDires, Bause-
wine and Ems!ie.
Cincinnati. Aug. 3.-Brooklyn made
three base hits during todays game
but was unable to score. Attendance
1870. Score: X ii Ia.
Cincinnati ..OO1 800 O1*-5 8 2
Brooklyn ....... 900 900 600 3
Batteries: Chech and Schlei; Jones
and Bergen. Time 1870. Umpire
Klcm.
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Harri ss-Chandler.

Oxford, n. c., August 3.-Mr. Thorn
as l.. Harriss and Miss Emma Chand-
Ter came from Chase City on the five
o'clock train Wednesday afternoon
and were married at six o'clock, at
the Exchange Hotel, Rev. f. M. Sham
burger performing the ceremony.
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Rather than wear one of both of
his eyes in mourning the wise man
proceeds to forgive an enemy.
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LUMINA is the talk of the State
The Weary Brother.

Down here the house rent is so dear
it gives me weepin' eyes;
want to reod my title clear
To mansions in the skies!
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American League.
lRv the Associated Press.) }

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 3s-Phila-
delphia defeated Detroit by one run
in a spirited contest. Attendance
aS8 Score. r. II. T..
Detroit .O01 100 600 0
Philadelphia .0O1 900 20*-3 /
Batteries: Mullen and Clark;
Coaklev and Schreck Time one hour.
Umpires, Mccarthy and Conner.
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Boston, Mass, Aug. 3.-Tannehill
pitched a three hit game today, while
Boston punched hits off Hess and won
five to nothing. Attendance 1872.
Score: X. ii. Il.
Boston O4O Dol 0O"-5 2
Cleveland 49,. 900 600 600 2
Batteries: Tannehill and Criger;
Bernhard, Hess and Bemis. Time
1871. Umpire Connolly.
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At Columbia, S. G.

M NUIUIIIDId, >. z. II. IT. 7.
Augusta ........ 600 900 600 8 3
Columbia .... ITO 01O 00%-3 z 8
Batteries: Rucker and Lauzon;
Fritz and Carson. Time 1885. UNI
pire, Keefe Attendance 500.
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Spade and Harnish. Time 1875. UNI
pres, Kelly and Byron. Attendance
1900.
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BOYLAN, PEARCE 3 COMPANY

TRUSTWORTHY MERCHANDISE FOR EARLY AUGUST SELLING
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At JacksonyiIIe Fla

At Jacksonville, Fla. r. II. T..
Jacksonville 900 100 600 O1-2 0
Charleston 1000 01O 600 O0-1 0
Batterles::: Chappell, Leslie and
Robinson; urncr and Munson. Attend
ance $50. Umpire, Latham. Time 1850
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Music Recital.

A recital of music and elocution
will take place in West Raleigh Bap-
fist church tonight at 8 o'clock. 1t
will be given by several members OF
the Youths Missionary Society. No
admission will be charged, but a col
lection will be taken.
II + i
HalI-Whitaker.
The following card has beeen is
sued:
"Mr. Dudley Whitaker requests the
honor Of your presence at the mar
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
SPECIAL VALUES.


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9O-n Linen Shooting
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80 Dress &c
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Washington, Aug. 3.-Chicago bat
ted Adams ont of tho boz in the first
inning of todays game and defeated
Washington easily by the score of 6
to 0. Smith allowed the locals but
four singles. A sensational catch by
Fielder Jones was the feature of the
game The score: r. H. E.
Washington -. 600 600 600 1
Chicago ..... 500 900 001-6 10 0
Batteries: Adams, Townsend and
Heyden: Smith and Mcfarland. Time
las. Umpire, O'Loughlin. Attend
ancc $50.
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New York. August 3.-In an eleven
inning contest New York defeated ST.
Louis in the first game of the present
series. The local team scored the
tieing and winning run on Wallace's
wild throw. Attendance, $500. Score
R.H E.
New Yoryo oO1oO1O1O 2-5 is 3
St. Louis ..11O01O 900 IA II 8
Batteries-Power, Hogg, Griffith
and Mcclure; Glade, Rooth and Sug-
dan. Umpire: -Sheridan. Time,
$3.50.
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National League.

At Charlotte. 6; Wins
tom Salem 3.