The Durham Sun from Durham, North Carolina • Page 4

At 5 Llirvhr. I i It i 1 1 be taa that Trinity tai f-layed cicetecn games, losicj fear, iil.i lit ILti. OUT PLAYED THE BOYS OF THE PALMETTO STATE! i 1 it i.t a t'. -i T. ev have fuu.i o-t wl.ne.

th het eke en tts I ltJ Come To. (SshrQj man k.lUJ. New Yoes, May 10 Arear-enJ collision between two trains on the Third Af enae elevated railroad te-twefo 5Cth nd 57th streets jester- (ia There. I From Ty-V94. Railways tnJ The Bull belongel to Dillia Neil.

Fair Thursday warmer in io-tertor; ligbt variable wioJs. Well, now ay Whatdo you-think of that fellow Bradsher Tbe tingle of the ice man is now heard but there are no 5 ood Shoe: for ii.tle money at cau 1 persuaded to bay elsjwtiere. Try it vourstll, we koow we can p'eiJi joa Oar prices speak 'cr tbenjatlves acd there's a saving ca everything you purchase lrora cs. Why elsewhere when we ofcr you su- inducements FKIDGEN AND aOIMES, The Shoe Men. Save Your BY 10 CENTS A Lloyd's Hardware Store.

The Record of The Trinity Team This Year-Thc Game With The 31. Team Not to Be Played. Biff! Bam! and you are out. Not nr? a time could the visitors cross the little piece of rubber that is located at the terminal ot ue bases. They tried and tried hard to get man around and in the sixth they came very near aomg n.

only one man out Wofford, by mak-iog two clean hits and a bad error by Trinity, put tnree men on oases. bit at this stage oi ine gun would have meant at least two runs for the visitors; but, Bradsher pulled himself and ihe team out of the hole in great shape. He settled down and dished out tome ot ms choice hoots, which proved the undoing of the southerners. iney na a chance once before this to score, it was in the fourth, when with a man on third and only one out, Brad- ber set his "gray matter macbtne- in motion and assisted by sharp fie 02 of the team, wnen tne intra man was called out, he was still, very still, on third. At nn Rtw or tne eame was there any doubts as to the finale.

Trinity had them completely at their mercv and tbe team started in wun tbe the determination of making the game decisive. That they Bucceed fid one has onlv to take a peek at tbe score below. The visitors, too, played a fast and fusddv pa me. The work of DuRant in tbe box had a telling effect. While the borne boys had no trouble in locating the sbpere, they seemed unable to place it in either of tbe gardens, without one of Wof ford men being there to give if "at tention.

Well, the boys male good their promise, they aid that they bad the goods and that they would deliver them, and tbev "did it." bo tbe tie business is now past into history and victory is now perched on Trinity's pennant pole. By winning the game yesterday tbe championship belongs to the boys of tbe Methodist School. That the game scheduled to be played with the Agricultural and Mechani cal team and Trinity has been called off, is regretted, as there is liable to be some contentions a to the chatn- Lionebip between these two teams But when it is reoalled that Trinity has won from teams that tbe A. SI. bo lost to, it seems to be in our favor.

Below is the tabulated score ol yesterday's game and Trinity's re cord for tbe season of 1904. When you start out to buy a Piano, buy a good one. And Ido not buy until you have seen the W. R. Murray Company.

Musical Instruments, of all kinds and guaranteed to give satisfaction Drop, in and see us. Corner Main and Churcn Streets. PEOPLE LOOKIIfG BARGAINS SHOULD CALL ON leirgone and winning fourteen. DraJsher pitched ames ia which he allowed to bits against Trinity Jark School, Oik Rid ga and seveu nnings of the Guilford gimerwhen he went to the field, allowing YYoot- to finish the game. He has pitch ed fourteen games, allowirg only total of forty-eight bits.

An aver- age of about three and a half bits to game. No college pitcher pitch ing as many games as he has, can come near touchiog bis record. Uradaber has lost only one game during the season and in that one be only allowed five hits. Webb has pitched three games, winning one, losing one and tieinz one. Wootec lost one and be and Webb together lost ibe Clemson game.

Trinity claims the championship of the state, but, like very much to play the A. M. again to break a tie. A. M.

has won from Carolina, Davidson and two from Wake Forest, but has been defeat ed by Guilford twioe. Trinity has won two cames from Guilford, two 'out 8f three from Wake Forest and won an easy game from A. M. by tbe score of 10 to 2 While A. fc M.

defeated her in a bard fought battle, ''the score being 4 to St If any college can claim the state championship, Trini ty title is as good, if not better than any other college. Personal Darhamltaa Wall Othara Art Cob tantlT on th Mot. Marvin Carr is spending the day in Kaleigh. J. II.

Mangum, of Bahama, is in the oity today. Dr. Sam 1 Rapport went over to Oxford this morning. Mrs. T.

Allen is some better. She has been quite sick. D. Carver tbe sign painter hai gone to Gastonia, for a few weeks stay. County Surveyor, E.

C. Belvin, is in tne city, looking alter some business matters. L. D. Nichols, of Tarboro, is in the eity.

Mr. Nichols at onetime made Durham his home. Rev. J. C.

Thompson left yes terday afternoon for Nashville to attend the Baptist Convention. o. ai. uattis, ot uuisboro, is in the city this morning. He will re -1 mm turn home on tbe afternoon train.

Prof. J. F. B'vins, of Trinity rark school, went to Elizabeth City today. He went down there to attend an educational meeting which opens tomorrow.

Condition Better. The many friends of Mr. John T. Lea will be delighted to learn that bis condition is very much lm 1.1 j. proved tnis atternoon.

A message trom tbe borne states that he is rest ingeasyand seems much stronger than be has been for several days. A Peculiar Accident. Raleigh News and Observer: A very peculiar accident happened to the little son of Mr. Ed. Yaughan, a locomotive engineer on tbe Sea board Air Line, at three o'clock yes terday morning.

The little fellow thought he was getting over tbe foot of his bed, but in reality he was getting out of a window, and fell and broke his ankle. Df. Jame Rogers was called and set the bone, and tbe boy i doing well. Special Rates via (southern. Durham to Greensboro and re turn $2 65 account Njorto Carolina State Democratic Convention.

Tickets on sale June 21, 22, 23, with bnal limit June 27tb, 1904. Durham to Indianapolis, Ind and return $20 20 account Nationa Prohibition Convention. Tickets on sale June 26-27, good for re turning not later than July 16th 1904 Far further information cal on J. Graham, Agent. Time for picnics.

Good fresh air is healthy, and old man TS Jourdan wants to see yon all enjoy yourselves. And -to enjoy good get good picnic rigs from him. The best of horses and rigs. Call him 'fhone 207. 11.

lw Remember W. II. Proctor, the W. K. T.

B. Kaoket Groceryman has the most complete line of Glass ware, Tinware and Crockery that is uarrieu uj uuy urui id me cuy. zi One of the greatest blessings 1 modest man can wish for is a good. rename sec 01 ooweis. 11 you are not the happy possessor of such an outfit you can greatly improve the efficiency of those you have by the judicious use of Chamberlain's Stom acn ana juiver xuDiets.

xney are pleasant to take and in ef fect For sale by W. M. Yearby. The Yarborough, House Cafe, at Raleigh, should be seen and patronized to be appreciated. There are many larger, but few more perfeot.

A- MAX, HE HAS THRU Tfi RFflT THF RflNn dy killo.l Motormin ot the rear train, and seriously iDjared five passengers. Tbe traim were on the southbound track. The first car of the rear train smashed its way three quarters of a length through tbe second train and the exposed wiring set fire to the wreckage. The fiie added to the panic. Passengers leaped through the shattered win dows, braving the dangers of the third and until firemen and policemen arrived intense excitement prevailed.

With such force did the rear train rm the one in front that the cars were lifted from the tracks and then settled down with a crash. So great was the force of the collision that the ears could not be drawn apart and it was necessary to chop them to pieces. When the firemen arrived the passengers, maoy of whom, were running about wildly and many were injured by jumping from the windows. Tbe arrest of tbe conductors of both trains and tbe molorman of tbe first train were ordered. Tie first train bad been held up by repairs at 56th street and was at a standstill when the accident occurred.

General Superintendent lledley, of the Interborough Railway Com pany who took charge of the work the wreck, said that the vaiwawflBv blame must have rested vntn vor nell, who must have Been the train ahead. rear train, he added, was running "empty." Notice. An examination of applicants for Dotations as teachers in the graded schools will be held on Saturday, May 21st, at 10 o'clock at Morehead fchool. LJy order ot scnooi coara. Towne: Why do you call her an sroatenr actress? Browne: .1 mean that she has onlv been married to one man and she lives with him yet Catholic Standard and Times.

For reil enjoy ment, and a splen did service, visit the Yarborough House Cafe, when vou are in Raleigh. 7 Spring 's here! Vou will want a tonic. Trv Hoster. That's the best Shipped from Hoster Brew lug Norfolk, Va. Give your orders to Wm.

Maocum, Jr. Send monev order. FRESH STAGVILLE BUTTER Three t'mes a week, at R. H. ml-lm, DR.

TU1U1ER, V. S. Offers his Professional services to tbe1 pea pie of Durham ana vicinity, unices, wood ell's Harness Store, and id all (Jo's. Livery Stable. Residence 817 uieveiuna street.

Telephone Connections. Call Early as Possible in case sick cows. apiae-tf EXAMINE OUR STOCK. We have a complete stock of PLUMBING FIXTURES on hand, and we Invite all persons who intend to build to call and examine pur stock before having their Plumbing put in. All New Work Guaranteed, THE PLUPEflS, RICHARDSON and HUNTER, 1 1 8 K.

Parrish Street. mari2-tf Phone 246. J.S.MURRAY, 105 East Main Street, NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES CELEBRATED WEAVER ORGftHS and FIftROS At the lowest prices ever offered in Durham. HE SELLS THE Cheaper than ever before offered FOR BARGAINS In Musical Instruments and Sew Ing Machines, call on him. apu-tf cut jat the same.

Many of the business plcs have bunting displayed la honor of the Odd Fellows. The only reason that Wofford dii'nt make any runs yesterday. was because the stations were last a little too far apart; The membert of the Grand Lodge will not leave our ctiy without a Penny with them. They are also well supplied Ingold. Your attention is called to tbe advertisement of the Goodall Phar macy whioh appears-in this issue He tells you something about pre scription work.

TLe tobacco sales today were fair for the season, lobaooo is sell ing well now, and tobaooo men tell qs that IV is as high, if not higher than it has been this year. A. Max has sold 300,000 brick to tbe Duke branob of the American Tobacco-Company in this oity, for their buildings here. This shows yon that something is doing. J.

M. Williams, one of the largest and best, farmers of Proa peot Hill, was a Durham visitor yesterday and today. He came over to have some dental work done by Dr. II. E.

oatterneld. -Just because there are two gen tlemen in attendance at the. meeting of the Odd Fellows whose names are Gallop and Lip. no one need think there ie going to be any foot races or boisterous language engaged in. Fairbanks The Man.

Washington, May 10. In ad ministration circles tbe belief has become a settled conviction that Senator Fairbanks of Indiana, wil be named for vice presidency on the ticket witk Koosevelt. No other name is being considered. It is on derstood the Senator has informed the President that he desires tbe honor of running with him. There ia no such unanimity of opinion with regard to the question of who will be tbe national oompaign chair man.

Members of the ad ministra tion are as much in doubt on this point as the rank and file. Senator Penrose and Governor Murphy, of New Jersey, are both prominently mentioned, but nothing in the least authoritive can be said. Struck a Big Vein of Tin Ore. Gastonia, N. May 10.

The operatives who have been working in a shaft at King's Mountain, about fifteen miles from here, struck a big tin ore vein Friday atternoon. Sa urday and Sunday great crowds people went to tbe scene to satisfy their doubts of the report. The ex perts at the mine who are employed by tbe same company that struck tbe vein near Gaffney, olaim it the same quality. The mine is on the property belonging to Mrs. Liz zie Falls and Mr.

E. J. Raleigh News and-Observer. 1 hay Joked and One Was Killed Nbwton, Iowa, Tuesday, 10. William Pqrter, aged 70, was shot and killed by Filliard W.

Buck aged 25, at Prair Creek yesterday Porter is one of the leading Demo crats in this part of the country. It is said he had been joking with Buck about a story oonoerning woman. It was only a joke, but Buck took it seriously, and pulled a revolver and snot tbe old man dead Buck was arrested. What is ihn difference between donkeys and postage stamps? One you lick with a stick, the other you stick with a lick. When a mangets a letter from bis wife during, his absence from home he simply reads the postscript and sends hera check.

Quick Arrest. J. A. Qulledge, of Verbena, was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles, causing 24 tunic rs After doctors and all remedies failed, Ducklen's Arnica Salve quickly arretted further inflammation and cured him. Ic conquers aches and kills paia.

25 cents, at B. Blacknall Son Druggtsta. Warm weather is coming. You will want some Hoster Beer. Always the same.

Will keep anywhere Mail your orders, and enclose money order, to Hoster Brew ing Co Norfolk. Va or irive ord ers here. Send money order. ai-tt Wm. Mangum, Jr.

Have yon seen the Yarboroush House Cafe? It is a beauty. Splen. did service. aw a bwiib m. 1 rr 1 Fbfafo Vines USING PACKAGE, AT iwi a a a law a 1111 rw -tc i'i iniiii nun 5 Cents.

MAY-NOVEMBER, 1904. -SOUTHERN Wofford- AB IB PO A Brabham, If 4 0 0 3 0 0 Burnett, ss 4 0 1 6 Richardson of 4 0 2 4 0 1 Glaze lb 4 t) 0 16 0 0 Cleveland rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 DuRant 3 0 0 0 2 0 McCullough 2b 3 0 0 2 5 2 Taylor 3 ,0 0 1 1 1 All 3b 4 0 0 0 2 1 Tp'al 32 0 3 27 16 8 Trinity. ab a 1b fo a Howard rf 5 1 1 0 0 0 Wooten cf 5 2 0 0 Bradsher 5 0 1 1 0 Chadwick 3 0 12 1 0 Webb 3b 4 0 0 0 1 0 Elliott lb 4 2 1 9 10 Brown 2b 4 1 0 5 5 ,3 Bynum If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Smith 88 4 0 0 0 1 1 Total 38 6 6 27 11 4 Account the above occasion, enectlve April 25, 1904, uthern Railway will place ot) sale daily tickets at extremely low rates, to St. Louis, 3Io and return. Following are rates applying from principal points in State of North Carolina: Season 80-Day 15-Day Asheboro.

$35 55 $29 60 $24.20 4 32 25 2690 22.25 Charlotte .3 to 3010 2465 Durham. 34 10 28.40 23.30 Gastonia 36. 10 30 10 24.65 37.10 .3140 26.25 Greensboro 34 10 2840 23 30 34 10 23 30 3335 2785 22.95 x.iu;uiy 04 1U 4U 23 ZO 3410 2840 233a Morgantoh. 3410 2840 23 30 Mt. 37.00 3885 25.ro; 3410- 28.40 2330.

Raleigh 3560 29.90 2480 35.55 2960 ,24.20 Salisbury. 34 10 280 23.30 Sanford. 3760 3190 2625 nSelma. 3710 3140 26.25 Statesville (via Knoxvllle) 34 10 2840 2330 ....4000 3340 25 10 Winston-Salem 35 85 2985 .2440 Southern Railway will, eflFective April 26, 1804. inaugurate Through Pallman Sleeping Car between Greensboro, N.

and St. IouIs, via Salisbury, Asbeville, Knoxville, Lexington and Louisville; leaving Greensboro daily at 7:20 p. m. 1- For fuU information as to rates, from all points, Sleeping Car reservations, schedule, illustrated literature, address Any Agent, pr R. L.

YERH0S, Traveling Pass. Ig't, J. HWOOD, Dlst. Pass' ig't. CHARtOTTS, C.

ASHEVIIXE, K. C. Summary. Eeared runs, Trinity 1. Left on bases, Trinity 6, Wofford 6.

1st base on errors off Trio ity 4, off Wofford 6. Struck out by Bradsher 12, by DuRant 1. Double plays, Trinity Bradsher to Brown to Elliott; Wofford Burnett to McCullough to Glaze. Time of game, one hour and thirty-five minutes. Umpire, LeGrande.

Scorers, Hardin and Hnckabee. 1 bat oar boys have a fine record needs only a glance at the appended: At Durham: Trinity 9 Pk School 0 9 Oak Ridge 0 17 Guilford 2 7 LaFayette 2 4 Syracuse 0 6 Gettysburg 1 6 4 2 Guilford 1 1 Wake Forest 0 10 A. AM. 2 6 Wofford 0 At Raleigh: Wake Forest 9 At trinity 4 3 At Greenville: Trinity 3 At Anderson: Trinity 8 Wofford if Furmao Clemson 15 At Wake Forest: Trinity 4 Wake Forest At Raleigh: Trinity 4 A 6 Senators, Congressmen and Lawyers endorse Carrington Co. 's Cigars, Bb Leading Brands Are': Dead Shot, 10 Cefnts.

Spotlit Clab, I Soatbctn Beauty, 5 Cents. Made The Garringfon Cigar Go.