The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 1

I SIXTEEN PAGES CHARLOTTE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1904 SIXTEEN PAGES vra3fi ALL STREET STANDS PAT HS MADE TERMS? KKENCll ALTO INS one ni l' lost ix nu rue A II Alii) FOT i 1 1 (iAMK t' UOt IN 0 HWIDSON liio Gnuit for lh ('luiiuploushlp Enil III il I'ii Neither Mde seoi e-tet'diiv II Grenl lieillmll Pay for The foulest Well llot lentiiH I'iglit Hard mid Make nn Iiileresiiug oiliest To tin supt iso of el no the pill kv fool bn II team from llivldson ei laid Ihe Mioug nggi eg Hi in fioni Die I nlv ersli of Noiih tuo-llna down to sioi of -i) ysi nliy muh rxritior Mtitioit Tin IiiimtIIiiiIiI Cm ret of North (Ii ollmi Most 1ilsttnuiilsMci Prl-vnle Itlmi lose hi tlte ptttv Mile-stone of Ills I be I for Monilis Wenklv I'llc kerlng Goes tbit i 1 1 ul mill I lie I'lissing of ti Mini In Whom fni-o-linliins tloriisl sketeli of lamg mill Cseful Obsequies Mondiiv ut the (lid Home III Noriluiinplon 8pei ial lo The ibeserver afleitusm The iiivnlMou team baldly ivpeiled su li He ole lliems es und last nlntd tin stieetv wie fall of tin jiMiltaut suppoiters of Die Rod a ml Bis ouiili home In Vurthnmidon 'I'll I'n I el sll sj niiattiU is mar iirj sbui oT lieni failure twite oi lespoinllngly east down lnt The end came sboilly after 1 spis-dily assumed a look of i beer mid' ml was I lie a ef id pissing of it flame spoke Of better link next time lib bad 111! keied but feebly for some Ye-diidiy was Duly lootlall di in mouths To-day was Ids TSlh birthday iTiuhdu Rally lii the morning llie Gen Hansom was Imi on "White amt Blue" began la appear uint 8 1S2IS in Wurren county He he streets qul kly followed by theibeeame Attorney Genera) for the State Wddn tilt -Ex-Sen i tor Malt iiihoim No ih 'a rolimi foremost illien died sudd nly this morning ut III! klTCIIIX SHOWS flGHi rr WKS INSOLENT DIsiTRBC A Fight verted at Chapel IHH Ihe Interference of Sir- Rey Holds lilt Whom Congressman1 htichlu Was Dt-s-UKsIng (lie Politl-oil The Croud heers the Coiigrenxman foe Ills Mr Rev nobis tqs-ec-Ii an Excellent Mr Kltrlifn Arraigns ihe President llnrhlv In a Comprehensive Review of tiie Administration Spec iai to The Obeserver Chapel Hill Oct 8 Congresama William Kltchln and Mr Cnarles A Rejncilds the Republican candidate for Congress met here to-day in a spirited Joint debate A large crowd was present and great Interest wa manifested Whiter Mr Kltchln waa speaking' Morris IJoyd an intoxicated man Interrupted him and frequently became so noisy arid boisterous that the Congressman could hardly be beard Mr Krtrtvm fin -illy told him if his re-rnnrks which were very Insolent cease lie would hit him Lloyd continued his Impertinence whereupon th congressman sprang at him A serious fight was happily averted by Mr Reynolds who Immediately rushed between tfle two combatant Mr Kltchln wa Justified in his action and was vigorously applauded Mr Reynolds spoke first He mads in excellent effort and was effective! He displayed a disgraceful eartoorf of Hie and urged that they were usd in the campaign for the purpose of stimulating prejudice The speaker' criticised the present election law anC said that the Democrats had placed at makeshift on ttie Isioks The reeortfi ttie two parties on the educational problem wa compared and the com- 'i pti risen was decidedly in favor of the fusion administration He eulogissd Hie Republican party for its action In (lie Panama affair the passage of th Cuban reciprocity bill Its protective policy it peaceful settlement of tb inthraelte coal strike and its making the life of the laboring man happier Mr Kitohin gave a concise and comprehensive review of the working of the protective tariff system how helps monopolies and powerful aggr gat ions of capital to enrich themseiv out of the pocket of the masse eiltUtscd the President sharply showed the magnitude of the corruption which marked his administration Mr i Kltchln stated that he had more rural free delivery route than iny other Congressman In the State '''T i EX-SENATOR MATT RANSOM 3tiO-Mile Contest oil I Hiig Island Won by an American Driving a Machine of i'oreign Make mid Claim of l'rcmbiiiani Representing same Oi-gHiilzatiou for Pir-t Place Disallowed No Olliers IliiDli Owing to Inront rollulilcncss of (itiuil Clin ohm- of Vvv Yoik Contestant's Cur Icts Heath on a Curve Another Mmv Die Express Train Speed Evcoos Ic'd New Yotk Oct Four-w heele 1 vehicles of all sorts of incongruous shapes lushing tiknigr the load at a Sliced of from GO to in mlls an hour the air resounding -with the honk" of horns the e-Linging of hells I and the shouts of gu rds signal digs waving and lluttcnng und an occasion-' al cheer from thousands of thro its was tile atmosphere in Minetdi Hempstia 1 Garden City und oilier Long Bland suburbs of Greater huk to-day during the thiee hu ulii'd-mile auto-j mobile race for the William Vandcr-' bilt Jr cup One death one man in the hospital seriously injured many llcs placed in' Joopurty during seven or tight hums1 of the day a-nd many lioii of dollars expended is the result 90 NILES AN Hunt The story of tbeiacre itself is one o( Intense excitement ami lurve tension I After running tor sevren hours sunn-! times at a speed of 6 to mil an i hour and faster than ill my express! trains George Heath an American driving a DO-hoi tje-pow er vehicle oi foreign make und i-epitwriting 1 1 Automobile Club of future finished first in the run of 300 miles with AI-I Perl Clement repteseiv I ing the same! dub and driving an 80-Roise-powor mi- chine also of loreign make 1 minute th' rue and 2S seconds behind Tvim When the two men 1 lashed by the judges towards the adjoining grand stand the spec tutors roise in a body and cheer after hecr relieved the tension of nerves that had held tlve ciowd for so many hours Hut Hie rewind was not yet certain for Clement lodged a pro-tort with the racing boa rd of the Automobile Association of -Aineilca undT hose control the race whs held and the decision given but a few miuutis before was withdrawn until the board had made an investigation into the claims set forth by Clement Th se ware of a technical nature Clement In his piotest declared that lie had been held up in Hemsteud over a minute und a half and Hint If this time had been allowed him lie would have won the ruee He said that ins giso-line tank broke In Hemistead ami thut time was taken on him while he was repairing it contrary the conditions of the race He also asserted that Ills time in controls had been charged against him A CHARTER OP ACCIDENTS Like fill previous races of the kind there was a chapter of accidents ami fatality Ttie victims were among the participants in the contest Fortunately none of the spectators along tno course was hurt The man killel was Cdil Muesel a chaffeur who was dt lying the car of Gecnge Arents of New Yoik The accident was caused by ttie tires slipping and it occurml about 8 o'clock two houis alter the suit The car was traveling at tremendous rale and was approaching a line when it suddenly swerved and turned completely over Muesel was caught beneath ('lenient The lii that brought the Htaud to its pat and Giolver were sc'cmid at a but a oud dashed cm past spoctatuis along into tin fed is the O'-e and i tie i omul Hint Croker irtlred (' implied! in an diine was tiie liand McroSM the He was followed Gabiid tio held miles or through net time for tiie It uj miles ati hour Heath passed round in second from seventh lo lirst round and lound Heath flidsfiel 7 oinls nlieul of At Teste olid Clement tlllri Heath however round ill the had Haw Ic quit at In FI tHN'CI i AN'ri Heath continued eighlh lap when trouble with his i III IV log 1 1 non I ind ns il pissed 'ilishof a lag Itu IL inl a i am of i i 1 1 with ins 'slglit lla-ilh all 1 OIIN HITCHISON mill' 1 rd ex ueiucnl crowd file gri ml Well-know if Yiiiiiiu Mail Thrown vvn! lie ('lenient Wagon When frlghtcncil coming lo the line on! Mules Swerved I rmu a ling's Al-tlu crashing speed wlthj lack No Serious iiijii-v Intwoeii them As tlmy Mr diiii on mu of Mi the stand tin il uh bison who Ims on tie- I It i He loidwnv mad ateait four miles fioni the city people in the ut iplvas the vniim of a mv painlul ac e-i It a on tin lO'Nf lent Jisterday tiflMiioon lien lie was punctuied a tilt and his Inane Mi Hutchison who idnui' yeai a old was chiving a Sil-lioii-powor mi-Hiain of mules wacon along West lust toe mss the lii rmidwiy at the star two minutes filler By Hutchison was standing upright In the the in id for sixty wagon ntid when tin nidnmlM swerved tiie second round II is in terror of the dog tie was thrown seruml round is ttTjUin of ttie vehicle on his In ml receiv-lnimites second-! or at a iito of mg a wound on tin Inn of Ills skull 'wliiGl made him uiconri loil't Querns in (lie mm i 1 Two physhisiis neve called (be place having juiiiI umui 1 was dreisid and bandaged nu I fourth pine in ttie (lmn Mr Hutchison was taken to the to seicuul pane In limine of ids brother Mr Ilutcld-si'cohd At the third round mti No 317 West Ninth street minutes amt S' -hrie be was sting isny last night Onbrtol I The Wound while p-iiitil was not muI- was Htnlli n'r-Vw and ft iln ic 1 fniirtlil The mules inn a sboi distance vvlien finished the falirt Jlr llutitirmn Was thiovvn out but rs to actual thne 1 dlv Mopped In liradvrs try I uniting ml of li is totnd nio liole 1 to lead until fie is delays I ly Sail Dual ('onlaliiiii: Nino Men I'roiil Ibc Niivv Tisli's In Pc'iisaecila Hay Shifting of Hullast During Squall Rcspon slide lVnsm oia Fla Get 8 Five men were di owned Pensacola Hay to-day by the capsizing of a sail boat In which limy were returning from I'enacola to tiiqe Cb-inenl wmm bine at ten Hie spec-J the sliial tile to wn a whi'imr of wheels wind ml Go ac Line olt ct At tiie lai-miie point nr the end of roun(1 U(? st lllg was of Ninth Carolina in 1x52 being only -I years of age at the time thus being tin youngest man to hold this jKislilon In lie history of the Htnte by reason of Gov Vatiee being unable to qualify as Sena lor after his election Gen Ransom lava me United States Senator In 1X72 vvlihli position lie field constantly until 1X95 Immediately' after which he was appointed United Slates minister to Mexico In which (up'ieily lie served for (wo years lie was a member of the board of arbitration In the Venezuelan I roubles with Mexico lie leaves five sons mid one daughter and a wife He was prnlmblv the largest landowner in the State the acreage being variously estimated from 14900 to is 000 In fact he recently remarked: "There is only one person who knows how niiieli land I own and that Is myself" Tin funeral will take place Monday aftei noon lit 430 o'clock mid tin Interment will be ti in Hu In Hu family burying ground lie will tie hurled with Masonic honors Mrs Ransom und Dmiglitcr in Charlotte Mrs Ransom the widow and Miss KsnIc the daughter of ex-Sen ulor ItmiHom passed through the city last night on their way home In response to a telegram nniioiiiielng the deal It of the dlsl Ingulshed Nortti Carolinian They hud been at their cottage at Blowing Roc and did not know that Iip hud been at all ill FLUES AT JILF-MST News of Goii Ransom's Dentil Casts a Gloom Over Major Dixon's Tribute lo tin Dead Stulesmua and Soldier Observer bureau 17 West Cabarrus Ht Raleigh Oct 8 Immediately oil receipt of the uadi hews of Hie death of Htutes Senator Matthew Ransom this inoinlng the flags on the State capltoi and Subnets' Home were lowered to half-mast as a mark of respect The news east a gloom over the entire city All the State officers except State Auditor Dixon me out of the ity on a State campaign Moj Dixon who was a life-long f'- end an Id of Gen Ransom: through Weldon Thursday 1 saw Gen Itaihom and grasping me by the hand the general said: 'You have been speaking in tho east that is right give it to them I look for a glorious victory fo Democracy this Last said Major Dixon Ransom was Be? same courteous kindly gentleman ho was when he led the thin gray lines with the unwavering step to counter the enemy lie was then Mie idol of his men And to-day North Carolina mourns the loss of her greatest fieri Ransom's Dentil Brings Sorrow to Old Comrades Special to The Observer Asheville (let news of Gen Ransom's deatii was received here with genuine sorrow Many of the dead statesmen's former comrades-in-arms reside here and when they read this afternoon that their chieftain had suddenly passed away a feeling of personal loss c-mne over them while tens sprang to the eyes of several Cnpt Sawyer president of the Itatieiy I'drk Hank who was in General Ransom's brigade said ttiat excepting Senator Vance General Ransom was tin: greitest ol North Carolinians It Is Cliarged Tluit tlio Moneyed In-lcnst tilt- Country Ite-cciul I'rom tlio Presieionl Which are satisfm-torj The ItrooM)ii Eagle Reiterates the Chart: Sentiment on the (Imiiiuiin Cowherd Alter Trip TIiioukIi the West Silts the Dcino-erats T'heie Are Conlideiit tr York by a hilrkbrand Special to The Observer New Yotk Oct 8The moiie) chiuig-eis the men who represent groat vested Interests aie going to give all the hM and comfort posslblo to the administration A few months ago It dui not seem possible that Wall street tv Itb Its varied ramifications would again look upon Mr Roosevelt with favor EiuTthis Is what has happened to a de gree which is causing men to marvel Home time ago the organ of the financial Interests right about faced by declaring in favor of the President aftei devoting no end of talent and space to his abuse but a great many men of the class alluded to continued their policy of opposition Much of this opposition was active and It was known that August Belmont expected to re-telve material aid from nurfiber of corporations after Judge Parker an admittedly safe and conservative man as named as Mr opponent It is equally known that a change lias come over Hie spirit of these gen tlemen of large financial connections and Mr Belmont has been disappointed By way of explanation the charge Is being made that dominating factors in ttnanee admit that President Roosevelt has made terms with the moneyed interests of the country that the large and responsible quantities of the financial world have received assurances in such form and way as to ha wholly satisfactory to them The belief wills expressed in this correspondence during the week that the Republicans would have something like two million dollars for use in the Empire State if such an amount was considered necessary to elect the Republican Yesterday- The Brooklyn Eagle said: electors MONEY ED MAX STAND PAT week financiers who three montlm ago were denouncing Roosevelt and declaring they would not support him" are declaring in their offices and places of resort that Roosevelt is a very adroit man and this thing (1 the relations of the financial interests to the administration) is settled for eight statements are made on the authority of a great financial figure and are confirmed by two others of equal prominence is further alleged that the word has been passed that with the le-eleotion of Roosevelt the works of promotion and the employment of capital which was brought to a sudden cessation by the attack of the government! on the Northern Securities Company can be again engaged upon with surety and with the promise that there wdll be no sudden and ei ratio attacks by government on the vested Interests of the country In this attitude is the implied assumnee that not only is Mr Roosevelt to be elected in 1904 but In 1908 this flame of mind and slate of satisfaction the money Is pouring in steady contributions into the Republican national committee's treasury from the moneyed interests the corporations und the trusts what use other than an attempt to buy the purchasable votes in certain of the doubtful States can this great sum te SENTIMKNT ON THE STREET The writer had a talk to-day with a gentleman who has Just sounded sentiment on the sheet He talked with George Perkins Pierpont Morgan's next friend and with others equally well known in the financial world This gentleman said it was decidedly seriouschargethat is advanced by The Eagle thut the President's per soiral integrity would be brought into question If terms really have been made with the moneyed Interests but that it was difficult to explain the change thut has taken place upon any other theory It is a change that has contributed very largely to the comfort The writer talked with a man who was at the White House during the early part of the week President Roosevelt said then that he had no apprehension of losing New York He is counting on the very valuable aid of his late enemies CONFIDENCE IN THE WEST Chairman of the Democratic Con-piesslomil Committee Cowherd lias Just returned from a trip through the Western Btates In speaking of tilt political situation Mr Cowherd said: after the St Louis convention there was a great wave of hone and confidence over the West The people felt there wcis an excellent chance of the election of the Demociatie national ticket Later however owing to the complication in New York State there was a short neriod of some depression owing to the certainty that if New York was lowt there was no use of trying to win the national election But since the difficulties in New York have been so completely overcome since the vexing questions have been so magnificently settled the tide has again begun to swell and throughout th West the people feel that New York is ccitaiu and tiiey are all falling in line Hint doing their utmost to bring ttieli owrn States for the Democratic national State and congressional Federal Court Completes tin Criminal DcM'ket tit Grcx'iistMirn Sjiecial to The Oiieserver Greeiisburo Oct 8 only case tried in the Federal Court to-day was vmer ex-storekeeper and gauger of Yadk'n county for alleged fraud against Hie govern 'th in -J Ji I AsT'A-'V j-1 xi tsjmZrjift ML- NlnCi street vviieu a dog pin out and Ill igbl 'iied till mules At Hie turn Mr llie navy yard The dead: Otto Bunz wider tender United States Navy Itn hnrd Lewis mac Jmsi nt ivv laid: It 1 1 lintv fireman 2nd class IV Fo-t'-i fireman 2nd class in i inn P- oilii hoit imdaiiH'd nine men eight ol whom were members of tiie crew of die gunboat Vixen Four were rescued by a bon i from that vessel who heard i ups of distress and rowed half ft mile to the spot where llie boat capsized l'lic boat i mil lined a huge amount of 'lmn ns ballast mid when ft squall slni'k the bout tin chain shifted und tiie boat capsized A strong tide vvftB limning toward the Gulf The bodies of the drowned men have not been recovered (Ol iiT in tlio use of 'I iioiiipsciu vs tlio I No Damage Were Awarded I lloil lo Have ci-diet Set Aside The ruse of YVIIliarn Thompson vs the CharlotlP Elect! Ic Railway Light and power Company went to the jury into yesterday aftei noon Its verdict was that 111! plaintiff vvns not entitled to (I linages tin juiy giving it as their opinion that both paitn-s were negligent Thompson sucl ttie for 3501)0 as damages for Injuries reelved when a street car ran Into a buggy in which he was riling nc im j-i gii" school a year ago The plan-tin wi represented Icy Nie-is j-u-wiit Kk puli lik end Claiksou Pum Harwell rtc Calislei npprire-i the deten ids III the case of the Caiolina Heating and Plumbing Company vs Miss Seidy Mali in tu a verdict was relmned in favor oi tiie defend nit nu eltoi Is being made to have tli enlnt S--I aside on tin giound Uiit the juiymiii Inuig fanners and unfamiliar with plumbing were not coinpeieiit to i ve 'I lie Kind They I sed to Have Two lusty young aimers jcsteidax afternoon bn to the good end days when first and skull tights were popular ninl engaged in ft Irvely punishing on East Tra i- stiei they were llariis uml Small and are i know i i I ii i iun- lli let i ii ii 'nine vnids and went at C'K II 1 1 Ill'll I II ii-'s Spe -t-uns 1 1" ogo'- lg -e led s'rtKle i me I a ling ei'i were trailed to tin lulu ien unit wa list and fill lous VIIil" 'I 1 "I Mini' i vvitc htul 1 el ali't ('i'i te-l' IIKcn 1 tip station house- Hie nnui give- tmid for tin ir (ipl'earntn-e to-rnouovv aft-r-tnoiiii tie- r'H'i iiri ualm-e 'I'in re wen di'dl i obex ami fought Evcarsioo to Isoii- The Southern Railway will run a sj'cunllv conducted excursion to St niliii Tnerelav nnuning touler the ziqi'i vki'ui of Cnpt '1 houias Rowland Th'-ie will la In the party persons from h11 ports of the State and It Is prob-atile that a full train will oe needed I the machine while Arents was throw to one side Both men xvee taken to a hospital wher It was found Muesel had had an arm broken and Ills skull was frac turel and thut lie Had numerous cuts and bruises One ear was torn off one ankh i til la III IliMtli oiler til" di lav filiislieil lic- a i -iclilh tip I i al lid mi th" hi'itU i sprained and he was lute i nully mjuied mint who siarle-t (later thin i I oi il was imvv thi Pilti-I'liis pi the le oliii I '1 time The fx-ltement in tiie grand sland began to Ho died half tin hour later at the hospital Arents escaped with a few cuts and bruises Arents' tar was was fiJ milt lied and oioi of Hie terlun eollcge woiu on tiie sliouldeis of ihe hopeful Davidson Hipporter Crowds gathered about the Central Ho-Id lo udmlie Hie hull foi ms of Hu I nlveisity men Men women nod ddldien pnmed and all in a slale ol tnippiessed exc dement as they thought of the coining coldest The oniig ladies id Hu1 i alleges In the idly drove by in de orated veld Ins and tiled i apptil mu onsdous ol Hie ndmii lug gaze of Hie college men filling the tl'iels Tlicie is sonidhlng In a foothill div that seems to fill even the ililegmailc with mild cxc Uenient und jfHteidiy was no exceiiloii Tiie Davidson learn with Its eiitluisl isilc roideis united about 1 Inc and proceeded lo llie Central Hotel liorc crowds of college men 111 their usual fanlawllc ami exaggeia test dollies were uwaiming about Hie en-t nns ami corridor Tin' Hist team to arrive upon the field In llie Hfleriioon wag that of tin Hnl-vciHlly They Immediately began preliminary pi act ice In calihing punts and tunning tin ough signals Tiie Davidson team in ived soon afler and wcie gteeded by Hie euthilHbiNtle ydls of i heir synfpiHilzers 'llie itowd liegan lo pour in Htendlly till about Mil) people llp oui'ls Lan- dans carriages and nutomoldlos nil decorated in the coitus of one of llie two colleges helped to swell the slw of the assemblage Tin college gills Were out 111 force the Presbyterian College young ladles wealing llm colors of Davidson is it rule Tlio Cutolinu men however were fully consoled In seeing tiie White and Hluo uniong the fair ones from iill (belli DETAILED ACCOUNT Davidson wins the toss and hoses to defend tlin south goal Felxer kti ks oil for Davidson and Jacis ks entelies tic-ball advancing it 7 yards Hear plunges 5 yards -Uiiough the line and Newton Ik lew nn end for a gam of 15 yuuls Carolina fails to gain uni Jacoc ks kicks 30 yards Wyman bo rule-lies die liil is tinkled in Ills (racks A 'uinlile and Ciiolimi regains (In lull Carolina stalls off and fumbles Davidson gets Hie bail uinl makes a series of short gains lien Wyman the fast little quarter-buck break loose mid dashes around an end for 11 yards Davidson loses 15 yards on a penalty going back to within 10 yields of llie esliyterlmi goal Fierce plunges by tiie Davidson backs fail tu gain and McKay makes a short bounding kick Jacocks catches it and darting hit tier and hi I her through the swarming play-ts makes )5 yards before Is downed mnl tiie Whi to and blue colors run 1 lot Caiolina loses tile Ini 1 1 oil a fogl mill Davidson makes short steady gains In istlies of plunges through light tackle At this lilnt til thetr eagerness the spectators crowded upon the field and not withstanding the entreaties of the oflictiils moved buck with extreme re-hn-ldtice Davidson makes good gains and then lores the bull on a fumble Hear mid Rohe i son hit Davidson's line hard for short gains and then Newton separates himself rfom the tangled mass of humanity arid makes a long run across the field for a gain of 10 yards Carolina hits line heavy and then fumbles A kb follows and Wyman romes speeding up the field till llnowii by a beautiful tickle of Hear Fed or tluii struggle's through for 20 yards McKay fumbles anil loses tiie ball Newton again skirts left end for long run of 10 yards He fumbles arm Jacocks recovers the ball in Davidson's territory near the middle of the held Time is up with tin ball in David eon's territoiy near the middle of Hie field SECOND HALF Tin two teams changed sides at the liegiiiiiliig of the second half mid Roberson kicked olf Fetzer advances 15 irds Davidson makes no gain and kh ks Itoheison receives und advances la yai ds Still takes Seagle's place at guard The I niveieitv iiihlics ball within 5 yards oi tin enemy's goal when Davidson make- -i greit stand Three litre-plunges gtn nothing arid tiie ball goet-over Dnvvlson makes stout gain mm then Wyman gels louse oil a qua i ter back spectacular run for G) yaids Davidson then fails to gain and kuk aioima gains xlcadily on plunge ol Hem mid Itoheison Here on unfortunate intei ruption oc -''Hired when llie opposing play ei began Jto fight among themselves No one knows who struck the first blow Tie polo emeu were rather hasty in using llie ir clubs at tills point Tiie game is resumed again arid Jn-eoeks goes speeding around an end for a beautiful run of K(i yards Time is (ailed nod the gaum is over vi nil tin ball in the possession of i'aiolin1 on Davidson's 40-ynrd line I'nrolinn Position Stewart (cnpt) Waiiexs Sc agio Davi Json Slockard Sloop Lentz Thompson Hassell Moore Millei Wyman Fetzer (rapt) M-Cnllie MqKay I I i 1 I ebber Jones Rally Tow Mend Juris ks Newton I se i Roberson Substitutes: Fowls ami Wright foi Carolina MiKeiUian links arid1 Lucy for Davidson mp4 to Mr Gemge Stephen: Ri frrec R-v (Minnie 'I ime-keeper Dr Muuroe Linemen Mcssis Fitzsimons and McConnell Time of halves 13 minutes FLORIDA FOLITKTW INDICTED Candidate on Rcmoeratic State Ticket tin rued With ft Campaign Forgery By Befcntcd Primary Opponent Gainesville Fla Ort The grarA jury to-day brought an indictment gainst Holloway charging forgery Holloway was a candidate before tiie Inst State Democratic primal for the position of Superintendent Public Instruction against f( heats the present (Incumbent IIoIlSK' way defeated Wheats in the primar Du the latter had Holloway arrests charged him with ft forgery wnlA he claims cm used his own defeat Sheat Invited Booker Washington to ad-re dross the State school convent Ion at Gainesville in February 1903 lie charges that Holloway got possession of the letter and mad B' interpolation The question of the lagai-lly of the indictment will be argued here next Monday The State Democratic committee has requested HoUo- resignation from the State ttejeet! which he has refused to give Cl itE FOR LYNCH LAW President of Coloroel Sunday Softool League Fraes Suppression or Crime Among Blacks Montgomery Ala Oct At session of the International Interdenominational Association of Colored Sunday School Leagues in session here Rresident Mixon of Selma In his unnual nddress urged the suppression of crime among black race a the cure for lynch law Rev Mixon said in part: 1 "Evil allurements confusion and untimely death will continue In th land as long as Idlers remain "Bad literature and bad company IH re bring any man woman or child to dla- grace and often to death without eveicr a premonition of that fact Lynchhv flaying and burning human beings wilt'-be removed from the globe when th8 ciiuses are removed" "'il -'ISM FIVE YEARS FOR PARRICIDE 13-Year-OlcI Texas White Boy Who Blew His Father's Brains Out tor Punishing Ills bister Convicted! Of-Manslaughter Little Rock Ark Oct A special to The Gazette from Texarkana says: Jj "In the district court of Bowie Texas at Boston Willie Watson a lie year-old white boy was tried to-dajr on the charge of killing his father lit Oak Grove near DeKalb In the west end of the county about six weeks age -j I 2 I i Uh- 'J fTi'inli-j nlho finh Hc lth first Gabriel aeeond Clement fifth 1 tea til's a "I ge spec In first bn 1 u(1) f(11Jlth mi reave Clement had only a lead of 1 minute second- entering on the last lap mending- to Hi" olinii! rnniiln-e-mcnt licitli had gamed a minute on him but it did not seem that tie would wipe "tit the two niimius icmalmlig THE FINISH On the two men came to the fildsH line the crowds cheering and yelling throwing hats into the air and waving handkerchiefs Colts and canes nn (air1 Hie ponderous ni-nliines pulflng Gin giiig mid snorting like juggi rn iutrs -there was Silence in tin crowd the nine-hints whined and then one flushed -urns: the it was Hcntli followed I minute and 2S seconds later by Clement und America's first big race foe had been run Tin oihciul elapsed time for the entire coci-se of KOI) miles Is- Heath 5 hours minute! 45 stconds: Clement 72813 itv Protest Disallowed New York Oct The committe considering the protest oldged by Clement in yesti id automobile race for the Vi iidcj-hill (Up (lisa I low the pmtest at an enily hour Uds innnnng Il da Who I'lllS' -'i hi Si I (icl (led til" winner Tli" odnei lime as given out follows 11 ah I I no 1 I no- (Oil "(ted t'UIO a dt'i ('fim-iit elapsed tune tieX IK (orietled time No lime was takin lor tin- olmi (ante Maids I Ivem-sii'iii-ts Mi-s between und loo excursionists from Hiikoty New ton and nentby points were in a dilemma ol' their own making jested day evening when the excursion tiam pulled out exactly on time hii was exactly whit the belated ones hud not figured on Some of the excursionists were not any too flush of coin and did enjoy the contemplation of spending tiie audit in tiie city nor paying another fan for that mat ter hut most ot them returned with ('apt Tom 1 low I -id on the night tnun The exeat so lists came fmlli Hit fiery mostly and were vv cl l-lieliaved They filled eight cars wM wet' operated over the Southern bv Mr Thom is la'onnrd of Lexington l'irt Search Light )s'ratcl Heir I inpolio 1 by The observer eh tin plant tiie first si ac light ev i opiiil-id in Cha1 lot le It o-lic -1 foHli its ii" list night from the top of In Tompkins' tower It is owned bv A Whisiialit a id throws a streirn of light a mile ami a quailer was operated last night for ci'iite a while and vrv satisfaclol ily It is likeiv tb-it the seal lilight will he UMd to advanl ige on occasions such an the l'ght when the national election returns come In lo indicate the result demolished TIIE START The race was started at 6 The course was over a SO-inilo triangle with turns that were sharp and dangerous At two places the ru Broad ciosscd the highway ut grade and these plates were guarded by signnluven Twice at these crossings Gabriel French motorist narrow ly missed being struck by a train in one instance running but two feet ahead of a locomotive The starters In the lace wer A Campbell Gabriel Joseph Tracey A ti Webb Geotgo Arents Jr II it Lyttlo Heath Ed Hawley Werner ''Raul Sartori Maurice Beriun Albert Clement Tarte Teste Charles Schmidt Frank Croker Luttgen and William Wallace After the first car was off promptly at 6 in lha others followed at two-minute intervals The Yiiinli rliilt car car was out of order when it tame time to start and it was more than two hours later before it was ready A flying start in violation of the rules was made but the cur kept on Jt was barred however The first at' iclenl ot the clay occurred vv In ii car No It) dilven by Wallace slopped for repairs at MesiipMiail The machinist Antonio Hondo ri was undoi till vehicle when il Blurted without warning and the rear vvlieds passed over lus body lbs Injuries are not serious however The machine owned by 1C it Thomas wuh driven by Hawk) wfiih' in iking one of the turns swerve-d fimn tin load ran up on the gri ms (ilnng the road and narrowly nns-ii (mailing into a tree Spei tutors wire panic-stricken but the clanger town passed Later the Thomas nAuliino broke down and retired from the nice Frank daring (driving was a featuie that brought 8ii'ctutorH to thedr feet After the fourth tune mound the 30-mile triangle however his machine -c (I sustained in juries Ilia put It out of running iheie w-o continuous lunsting of tires at one ixiint in Iln- course that aroused suspicion ami investigation showed that a quantity of sharp nails-anil broken glass bad (e'en thrown cm the roadway To thin was due the retirement of a number of muclilues curly the race Of the 18 starlets 1ml oicrht remained In the race at the fifth round of the triangle or when the nice was hair over Heath covered the lap of :9 mile sat thp rate of 73 miles -an hour His average seed duilng the tea laps was 53 miles an hour The four remaining In llie race and POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS Sonic New Dales for Scnu lor Over-mil Now Eiilerprisc linrtcml Notes of Male Capital Observer Bureau 17 West Cabarrus bt Raleigh Oct 8 A cliai ter lias lx eti Issued for the usliinglon Ginnery Company Washington (' capital stiv $1iwIhi() authorized lino subse nled Tin favor poiilois me William Kjagaw Mayo and others Chairman Simmons announces appointments as follows: Hon Lee Overman Stoneville October 22 (bar-heviie mid rally) Mai ion October 24 Bryson City October 25 Webster October 26! Asheville October 17 Morgan-ton October 2S Lenoir October 29 Statesville October 31 Newton November 1 Lexington November 2 Then Davidson Henderson November 5 Lock Gniige's appointments it Greensboro October 20 mul Uuther-forilton November 3 withdrawn as Fra ige can speak only once a day on account of his throat Tho programme of dances in connection with the sen Ial featm-vs of fair week perfected to-night consist of a subscription dance Tuesday night Oap-pa Alpha Wednesday: Capital Club Thursday ball Friday Secretary Pogue declares tiie outlook for tho fair was never so bright Mrs Richards of Rocky Mount filed! Pro ward nulled the British si'lfbortey a pctLion In bmikiuptvy here to-day Francis Oept Brolts olf shore soutY giving liabilities as 316775 and assets inf Mosquito Inlet during a Heavy $7550 Phc conducted a dry goods anliand is towing her to millinery business I repairs convicted of manslaughter and given five years in the penitentiary The bojr' had told his father that if he whipped his 10-year-old sister again he would kill him When the father a few day! later was punishing the girl the boy slipped up behind him and discharge the contents of both barrels of a ah gun into his head blowing out hfa brains Cliai-Iottcville Allege -el Wife Murderer's Eldest Soil an Inimrtaiit State's Witness Among Trane ferring IBs Property Charlottesville Va Oct By deed filed with the corporation clerk today former Senator Mayor McCue now in jail ehurged with the murder of his wife conveys to his brother Police Justice McCue number of lots to secure payment of a 1354! bond He also has conveyed his library to his brother-in-law McCue receive people at certain hours for the tramMiC-tion of his law business According to authoritative statements made to-day McCue's four children including eldest son William who has been c- sidered an important witness for ae State left on a west-bound train with an uncle who paid the fares to some point unknown The tug Throe Friends Capt ment He acquiltedY This dosed all eases for tridl on the yimlnal docket and the court took recess until out being allowed to flnlsli Monday when the civil y'ket wt be its being found impossible to keep the called for trial I crowd any longer under eontrol after who were from two to tli oe laps behind at the finish were called olt wiHi- beiMU'-e Ol.