The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
THE AUSTRALIAN
system [ |: |sL |. | !
People Of Raleigh Sorrys1t Does
Not Apply to Regular
Elections.
SECOND PRIMARY THE. 25Tf
The Fight to be Between ohm
son aid Stronach- SEN
NJ; sational Catch.
fsnec,ar 10 THE Times. DIspatcf.)


RALEIG III. N. c., April p. Citizerls 10 Of
Raleigh, are greatly pleased with 7 ne AIS
y tralian ballot system, tried here for the
first time yesterday in the Democratic
primaries for the nomination of candl-
dates FOR city officers. The regret Is that
II does not apply TO the ssrcgulait eieS-
tons There having been no nomination
for mayor. police justice or city tax cor
8lector yesterday q second primary wi,l
be ordered at once, the candidates re-
Z ceIytnr the two highest votes continuing
IA the fight. In the first primary, ~ I.
Johnson received I08s Frank olr lAcn,l ool,
and u. 81 s. Wynne, Y6; whereas DO votes
are necessary to u nomination. In tho
second primary tho fight VIII be between p,
Johngon and Stronacll. For, police justice
the race will be between Thonlus BadEers
and ID. &. Beck wi til. $ n %
The second primary will be held 'rues-
day, April 25th. 8ss Ill
a PREsBYTERYA DJOURNS.
The Albemnrlc Presbytery, III Session
1 here the past three days. nd1our ed Elast
night at III o. clock to meet next year.
AZ Nut Bush, near Henderson. II. q!
4 Nelson, now ruling elder OF Shiloh Chnrcn,
Granville county. 4was received under.
s the caro- q the prcsbytery 40 study for
the ministry. u The session OF the Pres
sbytery was very successful. about fifty.
ministers and flaymen being present from
throughout Central and Northeastern Car
olina. itiis
Il "A sensnt ional feature OF the baseball
game last evening between the Agricul-5
8tural and Mechanical and Syracuse Uni
lFverslty was ia running catch by IIan--.
non.Sof the Syracuse team. a swi It foul
4 Fly was sent up and Harmon ran for
NiL dartlnY sduarely into the bench re-
served for the players He caught the
ball & us he fell head foremost against the
Y board fence In front OF the bleac cherries
fortunately he escaped wit Ii onl 81 q few
4 bruises, and was rendered an ova ton BY
4 the crowd The score OF the game was
\ 4. 10 sss In favor OF Agricultural and Me-,
( chanical. tss 4 Z n s =.
3$ti A N UNvl1lL1NG. "a;
# The New Jersey Committee In charge OF
the prepa ra lions for The snnvetlinEg Of the,
monument to the Ninth New Jersey Vol
untecrs at Newborn. have written TO Coz.
crnor5 Glenn asking him to- nanie y he date
for the nnycil!ng ceremonies. and he will
Y take the matter up at once. Governor
Gicnn.shis staff and as ma ny he COM
Gunrd as possible Will attend. The Cow
s.ernor@of New Jersey and o thers of the
State d ficials are a lsns to i be- praset,E
4 There viii be elaborate recep tions. one
on one evening by the 81 tizens Of New.
bern and the other OF the next evening
by3vcterans Of the Ninth New Jersey Voc sF
3unteers. Il Il;
state Hortfcultnrlst II. II. Hume has
returned from Willard. WHARF, he went
I to formally take charge of the new State
test farm. and turn It over 10 ssnperin-
tendent r.. F. Jeffries. who Il rived -
day. or Two ago from The University OF
Florida. where he has been for several
years directing similar truck experiment.
work y. III 81 ].
lSaS8 Dunn. In Harnett county, defeated dis
pensary vest rday by fort y-ninle. vote.as
The fight being as to whether prohibition
should continue as at present Or a djspen-
sary be established. $s lE. "a sEtSSy