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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28
Leads all North Carolina Daihes i'm News and Circulation

over Gaynor and Greene to the Uni
ted States government. Leave was
given to appeal to the Supreme court
of ottawa against that decision. The
Supreme court has decided that there
is no appeal and consequently the de-
cision of the Quebec court to hand
these men over STANDS. The case now
goes back to the court of Kings
Bench.
Montreal. June 27.-The question
of jurisdiction in the Gaynor-Greene
case was argued before Judge Quimel
of the court of Kings Bench. today
and continued until Friday when it is
said Judgment will be given.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28
THE DENTISTS MEET TODAY.
North Carolina Dental Society viii
Convene at WayncSyillc.
Especial to News and Observer

, Especial to News and Observer
Asheville, n. c., June 27.-Thc
thirty-frst annual convention of the
North Carolina Dental Society will
convene in Waynesville tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock to hold until
Saturday, July 1st. 1t is expected
that this years gathering of the State
dentists will be more largely attended
than for years past. A number of del
egateS from middle and eastern Caro-
lima arrived this afternoon EN- route to
Waynesville, while others are expected
to pass through tomorrow.
Asheville's delegation to the annual
gathering will leave for Waynesville
on the early train tomorrow.
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The Appeal of Greene and GaynOr from
its Judgment Quashcd.
(By the Associated Press. ,

Ottawa Ont. June 27-The Su-
preme court today unanimously grant
ed the motion made by the govern
ment of the United Statec to quash
the appeal of Gaynor and Greene from
the Judgment of the court of Kings
Bench. affirming the refusal Of writ
of prohibition by Judge Davidson
against the issue of q warrant for ex-
tradition. The appeal was qua8hed
with costs
The court of Kings Bench of Quebec
gave judgment in favor of handing
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28

fierce batting of the visitors. Attend
ance. 1000.
Score: r. II. T..
Atlanta .01O0402 01-S 13 3
Montgomery 90 2 0 0 90 IL s 5
Batteries: Smith and Archer; Hale,
Lee and Yeager Time, 1:55 UNI
pire, Carpenter.
Shreveport, La, June 27.--In an or
rorless game, Shreveport shut out Lit
tie Rock today The visitors tied the
score in the first half of the ninth but
rain prevented the last half being
played and the game was called back
to the eighth inning, giving the locals
the game Score: r. III. E.
Shreveport % 0 l o O-1 0
Little Rock o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 3
Batteries: Swami and Fritz; Aires
and Garvin. Time, 1:25. Umpire,
Burke
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RANIMED NEAR HATTERAS.
The Schooner Clara f.. Bergen Left
to- Her Fate.

Elizabeth City, n. c., June 27.-The
three-masted schooner Clara T.. Ber-
gen is drifting a haf-Sunken wreck
off Hatteras. The schooner was struck
Sunday morning by the fruit steamer
George Dumois, bound from the West
Indies to Baltimore. The crew of the
schooner was rescued by the crew of
the steamer and landed at Baltimore.
The schooner was left to her fate.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28
Accepts First Ten Days
of August For Peace
Conference.
THE DESIRE OF CHINA
She Wishes, 1t is Stated On Good
Authority, to Be Represented at
This Conference. Gloomy View
OF the Situation of General
L-inevitch.
(Ev tho Associated Press }

St Petersburg, June 2S.-2 a. m.-
The Foreign Office has issued COM
munication confirming the statement
made i'm the Associated Press dis
first ten days in August as the time
within which the first meeting of the
peace plenipotentiaries will take part.
The date depends on the time of the
arrival at Washington of the Japanese
representatives.
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lSnecial 10 News and Observer.l

Tarboro, \. c., June 27.-Messrs X
e. ThiGpen and James G. Lilies. who
have been attending the meeting Of
the North Carolina Retail Merchants
Association at Asheville, have returned
home, hsinging reports of very salts
factory work and a cordial welcome
at Asheville. Mr.. Thigpen was made
chairman of the committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws, where he rem
dored the convention valuable service
Mr.. Lilies wss also favored with an
appointment to a place on the creden-
tials committee.
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SUSPECTED OF Murder.

Pollocksville, n. c., June 27.-
Junius Loftin has been arrested here
on suspicion of having killed a form
er sweetheart of his, named SalliS
Humphrey. The woman left for
home Saturday and has not yet re-
turned. Signs of a struggle were
found near the house and other evil
dences pointing to foul work. The
parties involved are negroes.
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LET'S OBSERVE THE FOURTH.
And Celebrate Wrestling Cotton from
the Hands Of = Foreign Foe.
(Snecial 10 News and Observer

Especial TO News and ObScrVer)
Enfield, n. G., June 27.--The South
ern Cotton Association issues call to
observe on the Fourth of July, not
only as the Declaration of Independ-
Cncc of l776--our freedom from
British rulc--but to further celebrate
the victory won by the Southern Cot
ton Association in the reduction of
cotton acreage and wrestling the con-
trial of our Southern money crop
from the hands of foreign foe. Let
every community in Halifax county
that can do so. observe the day with
barbecues or basket dinners speeches
and rejoicings.
w c. WHITAKER,
President Cotton ASSocia tjoD
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Emporia Defeats Wilson.

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Imporia, Va, June 27.-In the con-
test between the Wilson. n. c., and
Emporia, Va. baseball teams here to-
day Emporia won o a score of Z to 3.
Batteries: Wilson, Lane and Con-
nor; Emporia, Gathright and Tucker.
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THE ESSES GET A
W|GGLE ON THEM
Charlotte Springs a Leak
and Sinks.
IT IS ELEVEN TO FOUR
The Sons of the Dan Sprint After Vic
tory at the Gate City, But That
Coy DamseI Shows Them
Pair Of Lightning
Heels.
1T is ELEVEN TO FOUR
Heels.
Special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Salisbury, n. c., June 27.-Salis-
bury-Spencer and Charlotte played the
second of a series of games here this
afternoon, resulting in a score of II
to in favor of Salisbury-Spencer.
Batteries: Salisbury Whip
pie and Bentley; Charlotte, Leake and
Reed.
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NO BETTING ON RACES.
Herpel and Deputies Ready to- Make
Arrests Should any Money
be Put Up.
(By tho associated Press


st. Louis, June 27-Sheriif Herpel,
with force of deputies, was present
at Delmar race track today and an
nounced that any attempt at betting
on book making would result in ar
rest. The races were run, but there
was no betting, and the betting ring
was deserted. Comparatively few
spectators were present.
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Southern League Games.
New Orleans, June 2T.-NeW On
leans-M Memphis game postponed; rair

Birmingham, Ala, June 21-ln the
first game Matthews secured triple,
a double and two singles out of four
times at the bat. new record was
established in the second inning when
Birmingham made eight hits and ten
runs off of Bailey in the first INNING
Attendance, 2,70o.
Score: r. H. +.
birmingham 0O02 40 0 50 10
Nashville 90 0 o 0 90 s
Batteries: Pylant and Matthews;
Nickens. Accorsini and Fisher. Time
1:35. Umpire, Pfenninger.
(Second game) r. II. E.
Birmingham II 0 0-13 13 2
Ma ehville L 0 90 0 O. .
Batteries: Weagen and Clark: Bail
ey, Adams and Accorsini Time. 1:20
Umpres. Matthews and Herman
Montgomery, Ala. Jusle 27-Neither
Hale nor Lee was effective against the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28
China Would be Represented.

(By the Associated Press.)
Pekin. June 27.-The correspond
ent of the Associated Press has been
informed on good authority that
China desires to be represented i'm the
Russo Japanese peace conference.
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South Atlantic League.

At Columbia, s. &. R.H. e.
Columbia 90 % 100 O. 0 3 3
Savannah 900 8 0 l *-11 16 0
Batteries: Fritz and Carson; Hoff
md Holmes. Time 1888. Umpire,
Kecfe Attendance 500
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Macon, Ga, June 27.-MacOn-
Charleston game postponed on ac-
count Of rain
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MRS. T. w. ROLLINS BADLY HURT.
Durham is to Have Another Bank
Death Of Mrs. Herod Stanley.

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, n. c., June 27.--Mrs. II. w.
Rollins, an aged lady who lives in the
eastern part of the city, was badly
hurt this afternoon by stepping from
a street car while the car was going
at rapid rate of speed. She was
taken to a drug store. attended by IL
physician and was then taken to ler
home. The street car WAS approach
ing the Norfolk and Western Railroad
on which a freight train was stand
ing Mrs. Rollins saw the train and
thinking that tho street car was go
ing to collide with the freight she
jumped from the car, and was thrown
with considera bic force to the ground.
One of her legs was badly spraincd
and possibly broken. In addition to
this she was otherwise bruised. 1t
will be several days before the full
extent of her injuries can be deter
mined.
\ Savings Bank.
Durham is to nave another bank. It
viii be a savings bank and viii begin
business with a capital of SIS, 900.
Those backing tho scheme have given
out no statement as yet, but it is
learned that practically all of the
stock has been taken. This will give
Durham five banks. A short
while ago a controlling interst
in the Old Morehead bank was pur-
chased, and this was turned into the
Citizens National. The new savings
bank is an institution that came about
on account of this deal as the own
crs Of the now bank think there should
be savings and State bank to take
the place of the old one.
Death of Mrs. Hcrod Stanley.
Mrs. Herod Stanley, who was 81
years of age died at her home some
four miles east of the city this morn
ing She left four children. The de-
eased had been in declining Health
fer some time, and her death was not
unexpected The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon, and the
burial will take place in the family
burying ground.
Funeral of Mr. NJ. L. Rcade.
Several Durham people went out to
Mt. TirZah today to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Washington Franklin
Reade, who died yesterday afternoon.
Among them was Mr.. r. p. Reade, q
grandson of the dead man.
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Americans Practice ut Henley.
(By the Associated Press)

-5y the Associated PreSS-)
Henley, Eng. June 27.-The crew OF
the NeSrer Boat Club. of Philadelphia.
had some smart practice today. The
respect of the Riverside experts fol'
the chances of the American visitors
increases daily.
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Augusta, Ga. June 27.-Augusta-
Jacksonville game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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THE CORKERAGE CORKED.
The PuIIer of Corks Have Himself
Been Puliet!--WiIl Contest
the Law.
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Especial to News and Ob5erver.)
Greensboro. y. C., June 27-Tom
Vests CorkeraSe has been cOrked. and
Tom himself pulled by the policemen
nineteen times and all about his soda
water liquor establishment and last
night it was IS dark as plutonian
depths. About two months ago Mr..
West opened up business. His largest
revenue came from pulling corks and
making the contents of the receptacles
more palatable with ice and sugar, for
which service he charged five cents
q cork. Three weeks ago, the board
of aldermen passed a law prohibiting
tho engaging in any business in which
receptaclcs were had for the storage
of intoxicating drinks, requiring license
for all business before continuing in
tho same West applied for license,
rendered the money and was refused.
He continued to conduct his corkerago
uamolested until yesterday afternoon,
when three policemen entered his
ArSus-eyed tiger and served nineteen
warrants on him. One warrant for
each day since the passage of the
city ordinance. West gave bond for
his appearance in the mayors court
this evening in the sum of $500. He mas
employed lawyers and will contest the
constitutionality of the law.
Many OF Our People Going.
The National Education association
which meets at Asbury Park. \. j..
July 81, will be attended by many
prominent educators from North Car
olina, among whom will be: President
Cbas. ID. Mc!vcr, Prof. J. /. Foust,
Pros. and Mrs. w. G. a. Hammel and
MisC Julia Raines, of the State Normal
and Industrial College; Misses Annie
Mcfvar, Mary Jones. Nettie Allen and
lola Exum, State Superintendent j.
Y Joyner. Prof. Griffin. DIR. A. G.
Smith. Of the State University; Mrs.
Johnson and Miss Annie Keiser. of
Salisbury; Mrs. Lydia Yates, Of Will
minGton; Miss Alice Holland. of Char
lofte, and others. Dr.. Alphonso Smith
OF the Jnivereity. and President Nc
iVer are on the program. and will
make addresses during the meeting.
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National League Games.

(By the Associated Press)
Philadelphia,~Pa., June 2T.-Spark' s
pitching was too much for Brooklyn
today an dthe visitors were shut out.
Score: Il. II. T..
Brooklyn ..OOo0o0o 90 2
Phila. 3 001 O5 0 o So 10 o
Batteries: Jones and Ritter; Sparks
Dooing and kahoe. Time, 1:35 UNI
pire, Emslie. Attendance, 2,S31
New oYrk, June 27.-Bunching of
hits at the right time enabled New
York to make it three strdiShtS from
Boston today. Score: r. H. T..
New York . .0010 0OO1O 50 /
Boston. 10 90 0 0--1 o
Batteries: Wiltse and Bresnahan;
Willis and Moran. Time, 1:40 Um-
pire, Johnstone. Attendance, 1000.
St Louis, June 27.-Pittsburg had
little difficulty in taking both games
of a double header today.
Score: r. II. E
St Louis o0o1o1oo-2 II 3
Batteries: Eagan and Warner Phi!-
lipe and Petze. Time, 1855. Umpircs,
KLEIN and O'Dav.
(Second game) r. H. T.
ST Louis % 0 90 / 0-4 10 8
Pittsburg .011230 0-9 II /
Batteries: Thielman. Brown and
Warner: Flaherty and Carisch. Time
two hours. Umpires, Klein and O'Day
Attendance, 4,S00.
AT Chicago Il. ". f.
Chicsgo 90 900 90 % 5 3
Cincinnati = 0 0 % 3 % 8 2
Batteries: briggs, Pfeffer and King,
overall and Schlci. Time, 1:47. Um-
pire, Bausewine. Attendance, $500.
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American League Games.

Chicago. June 27.-Chicago defeat
ed st. Louis here today in a ten in
ming contest.
Score: r. II. t..
Chicago % 0 0 1 0 1 D 0 1-3 .
st. Louis 20 0 0 ! 0 0 0 1 % 3
Batteries: Owen and Sullivan; Glade
and Weaver. Time, 1877. Umpire,
Sheridan Attendance, 3,349.
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Washington, D. c., June 27.-Ph;la-
delphia todav shut out Washington in
pithers' battle between PatteD and
Plank. Score: +. II. j..
Washington 100000 % 6 )
Phila. % 0 0 J. 0 0 0 G-1 5 0
Batteries; Patten, Pridon and Kit
fridge: Plank and Schreck. Umpire,
OLoughlin. Attendance, 3,417 Time,
Las
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Death Of Mrs. Hcrod Stanley.
Funeral of Mr.. NJ. +. Rcade.

Several Durham people went out to
Mt. Tirzah today to attend the fun
eral of Mr. Washington Franklin
Reade, who died yesterday afternoon
Among them was Mr. r. p. Reade, q
grandson of the dead man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-28

Detroit. Mich, June 27-Detroit lost
today on account of their inability tc
hit Hess and the heavy batting OF
Cleveland.
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BACK TO THE KINGS BENCH.

y Y. w II T II N TIIN,
President Cotton Association.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10
CITY IS RICHER
BY S1,515,913
CASH FOR WATER BONDS
RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
Opening Financial Gun in the Owens
River Valley Project, the Greatest
Water Scheme Ever Under
taken in the West

When $1,5OO,OO0 came to Los Angeles
by telegraph yesterday from Rollins &
Sons, New York, taking up the initial
issue of bonds for the owens river
water project, the first actual step was
consummated In one of the greatest
affairs ever planned for the west.
For years this city has known that
at its present rate of growth-and that
ratio increases every year-it would
some day be pressed for water With
keen foresight its water board took
steps to allay all fears and provide
against any possible contingency-tO
assure Los Angeles water enough for
millions of people.
The announcement that this city in
tended to spend $4,000, 900 to bring to
its gates from 1876 miles away 10000
miners inches of water startled Los
Angeles, for even though it Is a place
of mighty deeds this was something
stupendous. In the rest of the United
States ii created amaze and even in
credullty. Older communities stood
aghast at the enormity Of the thing.
And they doubted.
But no doubt hedged about the real
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10

Sanborn & Vail, vice-president. No
change was made i'm the offices Of
treasurer and secretary, r. A. Fowler
of Fowler Bros, and r.. w. Rogers Of
Grimes, Stanforth Co. were retained
to serve in those respective capacities.
The object of the association is to
give the retailer a line on the prices
at which goods are being sold, and to
make "A standard price for certain va
rieties of stationery.
Thirty of the strongest and most in
fuential firms are now in the associa-
tion. and II the growth continues,
every retail dealer in books and sta
tionery in Los Angeles will be men,
Der, say the leaders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10

people Of Los Angeles. A few yellow
hammers and disgruntled knockers op-
posed it, but the real people, those who
have the good of the city at heart,
hushed them by vote Of Is to / and
they have been scorn and laughing
stock ever since. Los Angeles in no
doubtful words declared that the pro-
ject was just what 1t wanted, and that
1t must go through
options on the necessary land in the
Owens river country to control the sup
ply of pure mountain water from the
SHOWS of the Sierra were secured, and
to clinch these money was needed. The
city was asked to vote 81, 500, 900 in these
bonds, and 1t did, without CULVER. 1t
was these bonds which were sold yes
terday and for which the money was
paid. Bidding for them at lively rate
showed the splendid credit in which
Los Angeles stands in the east, and the
handsome premium demonstrated that
Los Angeles bonds are gilt-edged and
that the money sources of the east have
no doubts either of the wisdom of the
project or of this city's
ability to handle 1t. And the further
fact that the buyers were so anxious
to get the bonds that they wired the
money for them indicates that they
will be quickly turned over. When a
weeks delay could not be tolerated and
the expense of telegraphing that sum is
resorted to 1t bespeaks something more
than does the ordinary financial trans
action, even of millions.
Few cities of a million have under
taken public works of such magnitude,
and none of the size of Los Angeles
has ever had the courage to try one.
But its wisdom Is shown by the efforts
Of private parties to secure the use OF
the power which the water will gene
rate, they being willing to construct all
necessary works and present them TO
the city as free gift, II they may have
this privilege.
In any event Los Angeles is today
richer by $1,515, 913-the exact amount
Of the bonds and premium paid for
them-and her tremendous owens river
water deal is q long step nearer real
lzation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10
STATIoNERS GET MEMBERS
Fifteen Firms join Association After
Banquet-offlcer for Coming
Year Elected

The organization OF the stationers of
Los Angeles was strengthened last
night when at a banquet at the Del
Monte fifteen new firms were induced
to join the association.
After a series of addresses by the
officers and visiting stationers. new off,
GERS were elected, Lyman Craig of the
Los Angeles Lithograph company was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10

PARENTS OF TRIPLETS WOULDN'T
TRADE PLACES WITH ROOSEVELTS'

eyes. They are the counterparts of
the former triplets who died when
eight months old. Yesterday the beau
tiful little twin girls. five years old,
appeared upon the scene showering
their little triplet brothers and Sis
ter with flowers, completing the fam
lily group.
Neighbors have decorated the Will
son home on Miranda street with a
large streamer bearing the inscription,
mo Race Suicide Here"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10

IT wouldn't exchange places with
President Roosevelt"
"And I wouldn't exchange my posi-
tion with Mrs. Roosevelt"
These were the expressions made by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson, respect
lively, parents of triplets. at their cosy
home, POLL Miranda street. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson appear to be the
proudest parents in Los Angeles. Their
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10

II believe" says a Billville philos-
opher, that if we finally reach Para
disc We'll worry about having to fly
too high and sing too en"-Atlan-
ia Constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-10
cccoococcoccoDoccocc
The Big New Store Nth the Little Prices
Located out of the High Rent District
Our Fall Opening a Grand Success!

Such oupoung the ugd
ast week a grand sight behold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-05
NEWS OF the
STATE

TIE gSOHOMtsH FARMERS
are bringing ia their cattle for sale
SOME or ABERDEEN promi-
nrnt business men will have 20 find
new quarters ~ the reault 81 an
order issued hy Judge Irwin stating
that nh ahacka must go down.
TIE PETITION for the new
court house nc Watcrville was post
poned. II r. thought that mare
desirable location can be obtained.
a STATE MEETING Of the or
dor 81 the Royal Legion Of Honor
win be held ~ the Rainier Grand
hotel. Seattle. on October IS.
q. u. DAVIS. 81 Ephfata. had
some popcorn on exhibition IN that
t0vn last week that measured six
Inches IN length. The corn was
raised on his homestead.
THE 7-YEAR- OLD SON Of q.
NJ. Elsbree. Of Acme. was drowned
there Saturday afternoon. lie was
leaning against n railing when Il
suddenly gave way and he was
thrown into the water.
- a. WEtSENBERGER was
"Wednesday found guilty of at
tempted murder. lie made an at
tack on l.. Parkhurst proprietor Of
the Cecil hotel. ST aberdeen. when
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