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THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1909. PAGE EIGHT STILL THE HOODOO, (Continued From First Page.) Fayetteville AB A Clemens, If .........5 3 0 Dobson, 1b .3 9 McKernan, 2b 4 2 2 Meaney, rf 3 0 Schumaker cf .2 4 3b 2 O'Neill, 'ss 4 2 O'Halloran, Galvin, 5 2 Hallman, .3 0 3 Totals ...32 4 9 27 13 1 Score by Innings. Fayetteville Wilmington ...000 120 01x-4 9 1 .010 000 000-1 4 1. Summary: Three-base hit, Hallman; sacrifice hits, Sharp, Dobson; stolen bases, Lenox; base on balls off Sexton 1, off Hallman struck put by Sexton 6, by Hallman hit by pitched ball, Schumaker and Hallman; umpire Bass; time attendance 542. Assaulted Umpire Johnson.

Raleigh, N. Aug. themselves with rage at what they conceived to be grossly erroneous rulings while umpiring the RaleighGoldsboro ball game this afternoon, (150 or more Raleigh fans set upon Umpire Seymore Johnson, some shouting that he be lynched or beaten to CAN'T SHAKE -TWO. death. He was gotten away from the angry mob only by the most heroic effort of Constable D.

R. Byrum and Rev. Sylvester Betts. The game had gone to Goldsboro 5 to 4. There was all manner of kicking at decisions, empty bottles and other missiles being hurled at the umpire at times from the bleachers.

At the first demonstration against the umpire after the game Constable Byrum undertook to protect hack was gotten to a side gate, the umpire, constable and Rev. Sylvester Betts got in but before the driver could get away the crowd was upon him. There were attempts to drag Johnson from the hack, rocks and bricks were thrown, three struck the umpire, one in the back. The hackman feared that his vehicle would be demolished and on its being The constable was getting another hack alongside to take umpire in and get away but Rev. Betts caught an opportune minute, seized the reins and dashed off with Johnson.

At the same time Constable Byrum drove off in another direction with the other hack. The crowd thought Byrum had the object of their wrath and they chased him while Rev. Betts made good the escape of the umpire. The Raleigh Game. Raleigh, N.

Aug. a game characterized by kicks against the the umpire and rather poor playing all round, Goldsboro defeated Raleigh this afternoon 5 to 4. Score: Goldsboro 020 000 030-5 Raleigh ...000 400 000-4 6. 2 Stoehr and Frazier; Brandon and Rowe; time umpire Seymore Johnson. Luyster Batted Effectively.

Wilson, N. Aug. Railroaders steamed into town this afternoon and were gladly welcomed by the Tobacconists. It had been heralded forth that the visitors would open the series with Luyster, the no-hit pitcher, and he was in the box alright enough but the locals cracked him all over the garden for eight safeties. Cowell was the big boy in the diamond, allowing only five hits.

The visitors drew first bloow making their only score in the third inning. In the fourth, Wilson busy when Armstrong landed a peach of a hit against the fence, scoring McGeehan and Mills. Two more were made in the fifth when Miller hit for two bases, scoring Cowles and. Moore. Miller's batting was one features of the game.

In four times up, he made two singles and a double. Tomorrow and Wednesday's games are the last of the season between the top-notchers and Tailenders. Score: Rocky Mount :..001 000 000-1 5 4 Wilson .000 220. 00x-4 8 3 Luyster and Cowell and Gilmore; umpire Newcomb; time attendance 500. SNIFFS AND SNARLS.

Hallman-ed. One more busy and job today. There's "Rocky Mountie you want to get lots in it." And Uncle Orie burglarized the pivotal sack. Gee! Ain't he the second story man, now! Sexton's spatter shoots didn't seem to have the Highlanders guessing as on the last occasion he faced them. Jayes, after getting two, or our minnumber of hits, sprained his ankle in attempting a pilfer, Did you ever see such tough luck as is pursuing the team at this time? Says the Columbia State dope fiend: "Or how about this for a league; Augusta, Columbia, Savannah, Charleston, Charlotte and Wilmington.

Look at the map. These cities are all close together, and are all good ball towns." Some of the Sally cities are not satisfed with this year's performance of the league, and if a cireuit composed of the towns doped above could be organized 'twould be great news for some of bugs. It looks like we're up against the real thing the way of a large hospital list. Ross' bum digit will likely keep him the game the balance of the season; there is no likelihood of Capt. Smith with a similar complaint, returning to balldom, anytime soon; a Handsome Harry's nether limblet is splints, which is b-a-d, and now Jayes has gotten a hurt.

Certainly hope it will turn out we didn't a mistake in releasing Ashton at the time he was let go, but things looks a little bilious. The News and Observer records a game of ball recently pulled off between the Warrenton Invincibles and the Miles Bros. Team, a club composed of brothers, although, two it impossible to be on hand, a couple of cousins of the same name filled in. Talking about novelties- -that's nothing. This scribe once saw a game Fayetteville, in which every man on in were brothers, there being addition, two brother substitutes, the oldest of the crowd wearing mus- tachios, and the youngest being in knickerbockers, and all played star ball.

Next! SOUTHERN PINES BANK. Meeting of Stockholders to Decide Upon Reorganization Plans. (Special Star Telegram.) Raleigh, N. Aug. the Citizens' Bank Trust Company, of Southern Pines, closed on account of the shortage of Cashier Kimball, will re-organize or be merged into new banking corporation without font loss to stockholders is a statement made by State Bank Examiner Doughton, who spent today here.

Tomorrow will be the meeting of stockholders to decide whether there will be a re-organization of the formation of a new company into which to merge the affairs of the present embarrassed concern. STAR BUSINESS LOCALS WANTED Clerical position by young man of ability. Good reference given. Address care of Star office. aug 10 1t.

WANTED--Position by middle aged man willing to do anything. Address care of B. M. Wilson, corner of Third and Wright streets. aug 10 LOST--Cut glass water bottle left on 6 o'clock train from Goldsboro Saturday afternoon.

Weward if returned to Star office. au 10 tu thu BASKET PICNIC at Winter Park Garden tomorrow. There will be sic and dancing, and ice cream and other refreshments will be served. All trains to and from Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach will stop at the picnic grounds. The public is invited.

go and delightful time. aug10. LOST--One set of dentist teeth, on Sunday night, on Fourth street tween Baptist church and Nun street. One dollar reward for returning same to X. Star office.

aug 10 1t PARTY with $100 cash can secure an independent position. Apply to Box 458, City. aug 10 WANTED--Second-hand gasolene engine, six to ten horse-power, not of marine type. Address giving location, condition and lowest cash price. Lex, care Star office.

au 8-3t. THE PEOPLE'S BUILDING Loan Association on August 7th opened one of the most successful series ever issued. Book will be kept open for several days in order that those unable on Saturday to subscribe may do SO within the next few days. neglect this opportunity but subscribe for stock at once. Office 006 street.

Wm. F. Robertson, president; D. R. Foster, secretary and treasurer.

au 8-tt. FOR SALE--The valuable property on Princess street known as the "Star Building." Size of lot 58 1-2 by 66 feet, including all of the narrow alley east and half of the wide alley west of the building. For further particulars address W'm. H. Bernard, 111 South Fifth street.

aug 7 6t 203 MEN WANTED at once to shoot pool at 2 1-2 cents per cue. All kinds of cold drinks, cigars, cigarettes and tobacco. Melvin Horne, 121 and 123 Princess street. j1 9-tt. FOR RENT--From October 1st, store No.

116 Market, near Front street now and for the past ten years occupied by Mr. Weil as a retail store. This one of the largest stores in the city, site 25x120 feet, with large plate glass show windows, fine shelving and counters. Second floor above store can be secured if desired. B.

H. J. Ahrens. jl 28-2w. WOOD FOR SALE- in stove lengths, at $1.00 per load delivered.

Stephens Construction Co. 124 South Front street. 'Phone 630. au 4 2w FOUND--On Fifth street. corner of Castle, a druggist that sends all over the city, gets prescriptions, fills and returns without extra cost.

'Phone 192 and 1277. 11- 9-tt. I AM AUTHORIZED by the Loan department of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia, to offer loans of not less than $3,000 on good business property, for from three to five years at 6 per cent. interest. K.

C. Room 20, Garrell Building. au 5-6t 1 STAR BUSINESS LOCALS BASE BALL National League. St. Louis, Aug.

York defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 in a ten-inning game today. Doyle's tripple, following Schlei's single put the winning run over. St. Louis ......000 001020 0-3 5 2 New York ....000 001 110 1-4 9 1 Backman and Phelps; Raymond, Crandall and Schlei.

Chicago, Aug. was outplayed in 'all departments of the game today. Bell's great pitching and perfect support prevented Chicago from scoring at all. Chicago .....000 000 000 00040 2 2 Brooklyn ....010 000 010-2 4 0 Overall, Higginbotham and Archer; Bell and Bergen. Pittsburg, Aug.

recored from its batting slump with geance today. Boston never had a chance to win. Pittsburg ...104 031 10x-10 17 0 Boston ..000 100 000-1 6 4 Maddox and Gibson and Simon; Ferguson, Tucker, and Graham and Rairden. a Cincinnati, Aug. had Cincinnati at his mercy this afternoon only one man reaching third base.

Atter two men were out in the eighth inning, Ewing weakened temporarily allowing two hits and three bases on balls, netting Philadelphia two runis, Cincinnati ...000 000 000-0 7 Philadelphia ....100 000 020-3 10 1 Ewing and McLean; McQuillan and Dooin. American League. New York, Aug. pitched great ball for New York and Cleveland was beaten 3 to 0. The visitors made only three hits, each safety coming after two outs and did not get a man beyond second.

Falkenberg also twirled cleverly. Cleveland ....000 000 000--0 3 2 ...200 000 01x-3 7 1 Falkenburg and Bemis; Warhop and Kleinow. Boston, Aug. made it three straight from Chicago today. A base on balls to Gesler in the ninth and Wagner's long hit sent in the winning run.

Hall was given his first try out by Boston and well. a Chicago .....000 000 100-1 3 2 Boston .001 000 001-2 Scott and Payne and Sullivan; Hall and Carrigan. Time, 1:46. Philadelphia, Aug. defeated Detroit today the victory giving the home team two victories in the series to Detroit's one and making the battle for first place more exciting than ever.

A crowd of 16,746 persons turned out. Philadelphia ....002 001 7 1 Detroit ......00. 100 000-L 5 8 Krause and Livingstone; Willits and Bickendorf. Washington, Aug. Louis had on its batting clothes today driving witherup and Johnson from the rubber and defeated Washington 8 to 7.

Graham and Dineen were also chased from the rubber, but Bailey was invincible in the last five innings. The fielding of McBride and batting of Ferris were the features. Washington ..400 300 000-7 9 2 St. Louis ....300 211 100-8 14 1 Witherup, Johnson, Gray and Blackenship; Graham. Bailey Criger.

Southern League. At Atlanta Montgomery 0. At Birmingham Nashville 3. At New Orleans Mobile 1. At Memphis Little Rock 0.

South Atlantic League. At Chattanooga Columbia 1. At Augusta Macon 2. At Columbus 'o; Savannah 1. At Knoxville Jacksonville.

Virginia League. At Norfolk Portsmouth 6. At Roanoke Lynchburg 2. At Danville Richmond 2. At Charlotte Greenville.

0. carolina, League. At Greensboro Spartangurg 1. At Winston Anderson 0. Washington's Plague Spots lie in the low, marshy bottoms of the Potomac, the breeding ground of malaria germs.

These germs cause chills, fever and ague, billiousness, jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general debility and bring suffering or death to thousands yearly. But Electric Bitters never fail to destroy them and cure malaria troubles. "They are the best all-round tonic and cure for malaria ever used," writes R. M. James, of Louellen, S.

C. They cure Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood Troubles and will prevent Typhoid. Try them, 50c. Guaranteed by R. R.

Bellamy. RPAING BENEFIT. From the Experience of Wilmington People. We are fortunate indeed to be able to profit by the experience of our neighbors. The public utterances of Wilmington residents on the following subject will interest and benefit thousands of our readers.

Read this ment. No better proof can be had. Mre. J. D.

Sellers, 706 South Second street, Wilmington, says: "I am feeling like a different person since using Doan's Kidney Pills. Some time ago I procured a box of this remedy from Robert R. Bellamy's store, as it was highly recommended for kidney trouble from which I had been suffering for a long time. My back ached constantly, my eyes pained me and when lying down, dark spots floated before my eyes. My kidneys were weak and I had a constant desire to pass the secretions.

One box of Don's Kidney Pills corrected all these annoyances and built up my general For sales by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name -Doan's take no other. For sale by all dealers.

Price 50 cents. Foster the Buffalo, New solo agents for United States. Remember the name- and take no other, SALESMEN--We have the best selling and money making identification insurance proposition on the market. Write for particulars. Pontiac Insurance Agency, 315 Dearborn street, Chicago.

au 8-su-4t. WANTED--At once, a registered druggist. One who is sober and indus trious. None other need apply. The Floyd Anderson Drug Fair Bluff, N.

C. au WANTED -A 23 or 30 foot launch in first-class repair. No engine required. Must be at a bargain. Address care of Star.

au '8-su-tu-thu-sa-4t. WANTED--At once young man stenographer. Address in own handwriting stating salary expected, "Stenographer," care of Morning Star. au 8-3t. SPECIAL OFFER--Six half cabinet photographs and one platinum Anis enlargement, for one dollar.

Best val ue ever offered. Titmas Folts, Props. The Gem Studio, 114 Market street, Wilmington, N. C. to 17-t.

SEND YOUR FILMS to the Gem Studio, 114 Market street. Any size Alm developed, ten cents. Any size picture finished for five cents. Titmas Foltz, props. fe 17-tt.

MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches, jewelry and all kinds of personal property at Uncle Charley's Pawn Shop, 108 Market street.ar au 1-tt. PHOTOGRAPHS artistically finished, enlargements. Bridal parties, copying and framing. Guaranteed permanent. The U.

C. Ellis dio. au 5-tf. ATLANTIC VIEW HOTEL Wrights ville, N. on mainland, five utes ride to Wrightsville Beach.

Best family resort along the coast. Perfect safety from storms. Good bathing, boating and fishing. Terms reasonable. Mrs.

Katherine Ray, proprietor. 'Phone 894-3. je 24-tf. "SAY JOHN where are you going?" C. D.

Gilbert of course! Why? Because they always give me honest prices for my beeswax, hides, tallow, wool, N. Hams and country produce. You try them, and you will go there in the future yourself. C. D.

Gilbert 0212 Market street, Wilmington, N. C. Jul 25 tf ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 1, A.

F. Regular Monthly Communication this (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock. All members are expected attend this meeting. Visiting brother Master Masons will be cordially received. By order of the W.

M. A. S. HOLDEN, aug 10 1t Secretary. New Wheat Flour 1,620 Bags 1-16 New Flour.

814 Bags 1-8 New Flour. 482 Bags 1-4 New Flour. 110 Bags 1-2 New Flour. 198 Barrels New Flour. 249 Bags Ship Stuff.

962 Bushels Best Corn. 844 Bushels Best Meal. 491 Bales Best Hay. 296 Bales No. 2 Hay.

960 Bushels Feed Oats. 119 Bags C. S. Hulls. W.

B. COOPER WILMINGTON, N. C. Jul 20 tt Co Continuation Sale! Now Going On at J. M.

SOLKY CO. Your last and only chance to buy good, seasonable merchandise. Don't be disappointed when this sale is over. Buy now. Men's Straw Hats and Panamas for one- half off regular price.

Boys' Knee Pants and Suits, the kind for school, at great reduction. Don't delay if you care to save money. J. SOLKY CO. One Price Clothiers and Furnishers Masonic Temple.

Phone 617. aug 10 tr All Over Town If you were to ask us whether our deposits (in the main) come from, we would answer that our depositors represented every class and condition, -almost every avocation, and were residents of almost every street in Wilmington. Our Bank is the Bank for the masses. They believe in us. We treat them right.

We cater to their business and we get their deposits. THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Wilmington, N. C. aug 8 tf One-Third OFF All Stein-Blochs and Michaels $10.00 Suits 6.67 Sterns Clothing reduced 12.00 Suits 8.00 13.50 Suits 9.00 ONE-THIRD. 15.00 Suits 10.00 This is the most important 16.50 Suits 11.00 sale of them all, because it in- 18.00 Suits 12.00 volves the best made clothing 20.00 Suits 13.64 in the city, and all at a great 22.50 Suits 15.00 reduction.

Garments that are 25.00 Suits 16.67 the finest examples of Modern Men's and Boys' Pants. Tailoring, garments that set the Men's and Boys' Suits. style, garments which at regu- Our Straw Hats all Reduced lar prices have no value rivals. ONE-THIRD. J.

W. FLEET Co. Phone 673. So W. Corner Front and Princess Sts.

aug 8 tf A Special Sale of Swiss Muslin Curtains at Cost This Week For Cash. Will continue the sale of ladies' washable suits and skirts, consisting of figured lawn dresses, rep suits in white, tan and blue; tan and lavender striped linene suits; summer wool suits and skirts; white and cream mohair skirts and serge suits; dressing sacques and wrappers; women and children's bath suits; ladies' shirt waists. A.D. BROWN aug 8 tf One Carload of Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Two Carloads Wire and Cut Nails.

One and a half Carloads Wire Fencing. All Sizes. Half Carload Galv. Wire. THE ABOVE RECEIVED THIS WEEK.

WM. E. SPRINGER CO. PURCELL BUILDING. AUTOMOBILES are fine enough for those who want them but you may need something else.

Our Stock of An Buggies, Surreys and Harness of all kinds is Complete and prices are right FINE LIVERY for all occasions. BAGGAGE transter the best in the city. CITY LIVERY COMPANY. PHONE 15. 108, 110, 112 NORTH SECOND ST.

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