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Three Games Are Played In
national league.
PITTSBURG III THE THIRD PLACE
New York and Philadelphia are Tied
cfr five Tap of Lisi ? Brooklyn lias
Only One Game to its Credit?
B:si;r, Americans Make 19 Runs.
I By Associated Press.)
National League.
How tin- flubs stand:
New Vork . 7 3 700
Philadelphia . 7 3 700
Pittshnrg . i> 3 007
fit. ).oois. 5 l ?.Ofi
Chicago . 15 f. f
Boston . 5 f. ruin
Cincinnati. -t St 3ft?
Brooklyn . t !? 10,1
New York 8; Brooklyn 7.
NKW VORK. April 24.?-There was
plenty ol hitting In loday'H game.
New York won in the eighth inning |
on a double steal Score:
Brooklyn .0 0 0 7 01) 0 ti 0?7 l"> 3
New Vork ... UA 0 01 2 0 1 x?a 14 2
Hit son, Scanloiii Pasinrltis and Bar
gen; Wlllse, Mcftlnnlty and Bresna
Jian. Umpire, O'Day Time, 2:1b.
Attendance, i 200
PRiladedphia 0; Boston 4.
BOSTON, MAS:',. April 2 1 The
local leant ilied a new pitcher to
nay and before he steadied Phila?
delphia had clinched ihe ganvii
Score:
Philadelphia . fi it u i 0 u It 0 0?fi 8
Boston . it u u o ;i u l ti 11 ?i 7 I
Dugglehy and Donovan; Maroney
and Ncedham lime, 1:42 Umpire,
Ghhslle ami Con way. Attendance,
000.
Pittsburg 0; Chicago 3.
CHICAGO, II L, April 24.?Both
teams played a ragged holding game
today, ?core I
Chicago .Ii II0 II0 2 0 I 0?3 8 H
Pit es burg .00 I 0 1 1 ilit 3-f?0 13 ti
Rrov.-n and Kling; Lie Held and
Pelt/. Time, 2:05, 'Umpire, John;
stone. Attendance. 3,000,
St. Louis 9; Cincinnati 3.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. April 24.?
Si. Louis won Die third consecutive
fame from Cim-lnnat | today. Score:
Cincinnati . .. .u 0 ?t 0 o 2 t o o - ;t ?? i
St. Louis ....2 0 4 000 2 0 I?!l 12
Drnhol, Hafford und Phelps; Brown
and Holmes. Time. 2:15. Umpire:
Carpenter and Klein. Attendance
600,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the clubs siauds':
Athletics .,.... fi :i i
Chicago . -t 3 571
Washington . -i i r.ofi
Detroit . -I A 500
New Vork . i 1 500
Cleveland . 3 3 500
St. lAtils., 3 -t 41!8
Boston. 3 5 375
St. Louie L'; Detroit 0.
ST LOIRS, April 24.?Opportune
hitting gave tin- home team to
? lay''; game, Score:
St.. Louis .1)0 l 000 1 0 x??2 ft I
.'Delroll .ti oo 00 0 01)0?1) i 2
Pelty and Rickey; Donovan and
Warher. Tim.-, 1:35, Umpires, Con
nor and Connolly; Attendance, 2,000,
Boston 19; Washington 2.
WASHINGTON. April 24.?Boston
bailed two pitchers out of the hox
today. [Score;
Washington I) 0 0 0 0 2 02020? 2 K 7
Boston .0 5 4 2 3 5 0 0 0?19 20 2
Kalken berg, Hardy, Kit son, Heyden
and Wakefield. Tnnnehlll and Gra?
ham. Time, 1:55. Umpire, Sheridan.
AttetidaneL-, 2,31 D
New York- /; Athletics 4.
PHIUADR1 PHIa, PA., April 24.?
Tree hitting by the visitors gave
SAVBD
DOLLARS
are more Important than made
dollars, because after all, it is
rather what you save than
what you make which will de?
termine whether or not your
future shall he one of Inde?
pendence ami your old age
comfortable.
Dollars can ho saved besr
with the ttid of a savings ac?
count.
In this Hank we offer you
every facility, und the 4 per
cent. Interest we pay helps the
good work along.
:-; ' - TMi?. ~=
Savings Bank
?F NEWPORT NEWS
8711 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
Now York a victory over the cham?
pions today iKcorc:
New York _I II I) rt lit! 0 4?7 II 1
Athletics .oil ti ti i ti i it 2?4 :i I
OlarUson and Kieaiow; Bender und
Schwa k. Attendance, :!,<n)7. Time, -
IC van's
Other Games.
I.I0X1NGTON, VA.? Virginia rAHll-l
lary institute, li'; Agricultural and j
Meehaniciil College of North Carolina
r.iHAni.OTTSyriJl.K. VA.?.University
d Virginia II; Nortlt Carolina 0,
WASHINGTON, D. C?University
? if Georgia, 7; Georgetown Unlver
H.v, I.
WASHINGTON, I) C?George
Wnrthlngton University. Hi; Washing?
ton mi,I Lac University, lo.
PRIZE WINNER RUNS AWAY.
Drivrr Coltee Dragyed Half Mile anil
Seriously Hurt.
PRn.DF3IUOKRBURG, April 21 ?
A. It. Howard's prize whining sial
linn, Palrlol, ran away this morning,
dragging driver .lolin Coffee :t dis
titnee r.f half n mile. Coffee was
Injured internally, pronnidy fatally
Injured. The horse wits uninjured.
80V. SWANK SPEECH
(Continued from Page 4.)
scrcoiy column in the proceedings
of our National Congress.'where qites
Hons of vast, public lumoprleiiice and
far reaching eousec|ueiico are delta teil
and deleriullied.
?'The i line should conic again
when tin- bugle to bailie and duty
will he more pleasing id the ear
ilia it the dinner gong inviting to
feiisl mid revelry. Society like our
furniture needs less venter and more'
solid su'hstatieo. Each year we ac
q til re more exquisite flowers hut have
fewer glorious rugged oaks. Our
ideals in plillc life should he the
splendid stotpsnien, who rounded the
Rr-pti|ijic; mop too honest, in be cor?
rupted by the rich and too brave to
he. coerced by the demagogues.
Plenty of Work for Willing Hands.
'?Young gentlemen of the Universi?
ty, never liefere in the history of (he
world has there 'been such an lathiin
dam- of win li for willing hands and
brave hounds. A vital part of the
very lllcialuro of our age needs liu
provoment and reformat Inn. Liter?
ary tnt-rii today Is measured by the
cubic yard by lliti number of columns
of tratthy scnanllonal stuff that can 'be
disposed of in the public, perused
once. ibrown in the rubbish pile,
never again lo he read <>r remonvher
ed, ttitil to lie, followed by others of
like character and einphemeral exis?
tence The time Is ripe, the world is
pining for new, genuine literature,
thjii can Hindi I be sublime in men.
jdlr Ills faculties, ennoble bis soul,
j ieach and elevate Ids mind. I almost
see the dawn uf a new era, and I be?
lieve iihoso glfietl with the genius
of literature who refuse to yield id
the temptation of temporary sensa?
tional success, hut build perninnent
ly and high and become poets, his?
torian:- or philosophers of this won
are always appreciated, becauae of their beauty, elegance of de"'??! and
undoubted quality.
Before you decide on a gift come and gluncn at lue '?tuintlui tblnga
that we can provide, for even the mos- conservative appropriation .
Our prices w1'! d-.-mnustrate quite clearly that we are satisfied with a
moderate profit.
h L Palmers*
TUE LEADING .IKWRUiUH,
2606 Washington Avenue.
ESTABLISHED- 18?
derfnl age will 'be numbered among
the immorals. * * *
Moral Awakening Coming.
?JYoung men, if I mistake not, we
are ont.lieeve ol* a. great moral awak?
ening. In all direCiiona are seen In?
dications Hit the moral forces are 'be?
coming active and that the influence
that work for the betterment of so?
ciety are again becoming dominent.
The recent disclosures in collection
with the insurance scandals, shame?
ful Wall Street speculations, have
shocked the conscience of the nation,
and aroused an honest, healthy public
sentiment. Weit potential in fi?
nancial circles. high In politi?
cal and social life, have been
ionn besmirched and forced to
retire before public censure
ami condemnation, some of those
who have accumulated millions and
through 0.iu si Ion a hie methods attained
the high" -t distinctions would now
willing surrender j1| if ITiey could
with u uses red conscience and pure
band?, again t oe the public and re?
ceive Iis applause and approval.
Craft No Longer Tolerated.
"Craft betrayal of public trust,
corruption in politics are he
lug reprobated and cleaner
public and private lives are
being ib tnnnded. The movement
ju-t 'beginning i.-, destined to gather
momentum ami to carry the nation to
lof.'ler ideals ami nobler purposes.
"The lime is fast coming when
the fines! asset a young man
can have in business, In social
or public life will lie good
moral character. In the com?
ing bailies which must be made to
overcome existlug evils, to purify our
lint loll i I life, to elevate our ideabi, l|;i
save our Christian faith, let ns cour
ngeniis'ly alien ourselves with the
tuoial lorers, the siiccris of which will
be the measure of the growth and
prosperity of this union.
Fierce Battlee in Politics.
"In politics, Hie future portends
fierce and determined battles. The
large forces are using all their re?
sources >tn seize the reins of govern?
ment and prevent it to their selfish
purposes, Predatory wealth is strug?
gling to add lo its ill gotten gain by
furl her governmental favors and
perquisites. This menus. If success?
ful, industrial slavery and Ihn rule of
a rich plig?.vrciiy. Socialism is striv?
ing to control government, to confis?
cate alike Hie unjusi wealth of the
plunderers and the honest earnings
of the industrious and frugal. Its
I rim pit means ih.it. the lazy und Im?
provident shall sharp lite savings of
the energetic and prudent, it. means
the destruction of the very foundation
of our civilization and the discrimina?
tion of untold disasters. Against
these two forces, each bent on pre?
datory warfare, the honest, patriotic,
conservative people of Ibis country
must unite and save government from
thcii destroying hands.
Bugle Call Sounded.
'The bugle is sounded to call
lo battle all those who he
ileve In individualism, who de?
sire lo control their own lives and
have their destinies directed neither
by Industrial Kings nor perverted pa?
ternal government. If Ibis nation is
to survive as a great Republic, If It
Is ever lo atlain the .summit of Iis
possible usefulness and greatness,
its government tnnsl be controlled
by those who are neither drunken
with wealth nor blinded by passion
and prejudice. The temple must he
kept free alike, from the grasping
money changers and the plundering
rabble.
"Sirs. In these coming conflicts lite
Smith will furnish the chief part, of
thai, conservative political power
necessary for the preservation of our
Institutions ami the continuance of
our wonderful career. Here the true
purposes of government are more
fully appreciated and its legitimate
functions more fairly exercised than
in any other portion of this Union.
Here a marvelous industrial activity
and genius measuring up to all the
requirements of .modern lite, are
blended with lofty traditions and high
ideals, inherited from the glorious
old Soul It. Here sentiment still gilds
with glory practical Hie and furnishes
the sources of purity and patriotism
which will be the salvation of this
nation In hours of storm and stress.
South to the Front.
"Chastened by misfortune made pa?
tient by long suffering, brave by
burdens borne and overcome, stirred
by the pbssibilltiee of industrial de?
velopment and wealth unspeakable?
? lierlsbing in a passion the teachings
of her illustrious dead from Wash?
ington to Lee the South presents a
combination of Strenglin and senti?
ment destined to make her again lite
wise Leader in this nation of politi?
cal thought and national achieve?
ment. The time has arrived for the
South lo abandon her policy of ac?
quiescence and self-abnegation. The
time is opportune for Mm South to
assert herself and lo present her can?
didates and principles, equally with
those of other sections .to the fair j
und sober Judgment of our common
count ry. I
Alter forty years in the
wilderness we should pass out and
claim our share and par in the land
of nur fathers. We should liejtfher
surrender our equal inheritance nor
shirk our equal responsibility. We
should no longer be disturbed by the
scare of spelional passion and pre?
judice. That frightful nightmare has
disappeared in lite dawn of the glor?
ious ilny of reunited country. WUien
McKinley patriotically advocated that
the Federal Government should take
care of the graves of the Confederate
soldiers making their heroism and
glory ih common heritage of the na?
tion and the Co n fed era I e soldiers
gallantly served under nhc Slurs ami
Stripes from Shillingn Iii Pekin, the
partition ?ytill between Hie 'North and
I lie South was battered down und we
became in iiiilh one people, one In
love nf flag nhd country, one In nil
future destiny.
Must Take Up die Burden.
"You up gentlemen of ihe
South, ih'- chick of opportunity
sli'ikt h otir'hour of work and responslj
billly. Prudence and patriotism
alike, demand ilwi we should no long?
er confine niir poll Iba I activities to
local ntni I en: but we should modes! ly
but firmly Insist upon equal parliei
'l.aiiou in control und direction of me
iloiinl sifPalis Sir.-:, animated by >
patriot Ism that Is nallonnl, snirred
by ib<* memories of Ihe large contri?
butions th;it our fathers have made
ro n.illonltl greatness and glory, thrill?
ed by ibc present possibilities nf our
sect du, w'.iich points to a greater
fill tire, in us by our coiiiuion country
aitrl 10 aid this ginribiis Ropirblic ttt
advance along the pathway of Jus?
tice, liberty and progress."
Cleanses and beautifies trie
teeth and purifies the breath.
Used by people of refinement
foi over a quarter of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
FHEPAREO BY
CMIiAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD.
Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will be Inserted
at the uniform rate of one cent a word
for each insertion. No advertisement,
however small, less than 25 cents for
the first insertion. Cash in advance
invariably. Special rates made on long
must be made in writing.
WANTED.
WANTRi)-ONIC GENRRAL HOUSE
work girl, also one nurse. Applv
CAPT. STOP FORD, ti.", SOUTH.
FORT MONROE. 24-01
WANTED?FURNISHED II ODS R
at Huck roe Reach on water front,
lor duly. Address, RUCK ROE.
care Daily Press. 21-f.i
\ WA NTED?VOU TO LOOK AT
those cheap lots wo are offering tit
the Rxposltlon grounds. STKW'Al'.r
& MIDGETTR. No. 133 Twenty,
fifth Street. up 22-31
WANTED?A QUICK PURCHASER
for house and lot nicc'.y located in
East End; only $1,100; must he
sold at once. STEWART ft MID
OBTTE, No. i:i:i Twenty-fifth
Street. up 22-Rt
WANTED?THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
ibal the most, enchanting trio in
the visible universe is a cloudless
spring morning, a pretty woman
ami u well-built man wearing one "f
T. P. KRATING'S Tailor-made
Suits. 221 Twenty-fifth Street.
up
'>'>.< f
WANTED?TO RENT FURNISHED
house by party without children;
can give city references. Address.
A. B. C. Press Office. ap 20-12t
?WANTED?YOUNf! OR MIDDLE
aged white woman to nurse an in?
valid. Experience hot required. Ap?
ply to MRS . T. II. SOUTHALL, -II
Soulb King Street, llamplon.
ap 19-tf
WANTED?AN RXIMCllIHNCED WO
man to tlo conking und general
housekeeping. Apply 231 Forty
eiglilh Street. np 19 fit
WANTED?BOARDICItS; TABLE OR
roomert. Table boarders a special?
ty. 320 Thirtieth Street. apC-lm
-4
WANTED?TO FURNISH YOU CON
crete building block for your house
or foundation. Wo make a specially
of laying sidewalks und fountain
work. CASH ft VAUGHN. 2000
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
ap -18-lf
WANTED ? OLOTIIRS OF ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, tlyed, altered or re?
paired. Work the best. Prices the
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. & Press. Co.. 211 33rd St.
Cits:, "phone 328. J. II. Wheeler. Pron.
WANTED?BUYERS FOR OLD PA
pers at 10c. per hundred. Apply at
D3lly Press Office. tf
HELP WANTED?MALE.
NVA NT DD? PO U H PATTERN MAK
ers ut once. Apply RICHMOND
PATTERN AND STRUCTURAL
IRON WORKS, Richmond. Vu. It
MEN AND BOYS WANTED; LEARN
plumbing, bricklaying, plastering,
three best Ira ties. U. S. Govern?
men! employs graduates. Union
curds guaranteed. Catalog free.
Coyne* Bros., Trade Schools, New
York, Chicago. St. I.ouis. 1-21-1 yf
PERMANENT SALARIED POSITIONS
for men of business-getting ability. We need at uuce
hundreds ol men who can present high grade proposi?
tions and produce results. Ftevious experience not
esseutijl- Choice of desirable location. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. We also have listed in
our ii otlices many Executive, Clerical and Technical
positions and good opportunities for men having
money to Invest with their strvices. Write IM lu-day,
stating position desired.
HAPCOODS (Inc.), Brain Broker*
1501 Chestnut St., PlillgdclpblH
AGENTS WANTED.
' DESTRUCTION OP SAN PR A N
elsco."? liest Rook. Large profits.
Act unlck. Sample Pree. Globe
Coinpnnv, 72:1 Chestnitt St., Plilhi.
4-24-.il
AGENTS WANTED ?N SAN FRAN
eisen l-IOrrhr Rook, l!00 pages, cully
illustrated. $1.50. We give 50 per
cent- jiay freight? (live Credit?
Premiums. Outfit free. Perelvul
Supply Co.. Phlla., I'll. 24-3t
1 000 AGENTS WANTED?ONLY Au?
thentic honk on '-San Francisco Ca?
lamity.'1 Highest cmnmlsslon. Out
lit free. THIS JOHN C. WINSTON
CO.. 1000 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Pa. a)) 21-Ot
FOR SALE.
POR SALE?HALF OR ENTIRE IN
leresi in established restaurant bus-1
iin-.-s; well located ami m?kln
money; guarantee Siitunlny
night. W. this office.
POR SALE?WELL KSTA Itl.lSI I BD
liestlllirtl111 on Warwick avenue. Ad?
dress Restaurant, care Dnllv Pros
4 24f:h
FOR SALE- GROCERY STORE
horse, wagon, safe, cash register,
electric fan. scales, etc.. Apply til
once 3000 Huntington avenue. 42
FOR SALE ? SCHOONER YACHT
-LADY EVELYN." Length ove
nil.101! feet; length water line. <14.fi;
beam. lS.lt 1-2; draught. 10.0 1
Will lie delivered In commission
with complete furnishings for $4,nun.
This is splendid opportunity to|
make money during the exposition.
For further particulars, address DR.
R. LEE ROBINSON. tip 22-tit
"OR SALE ? SODA FOUNTAIN IN
fine condltiou; marble slab and
silver glass holder; will sell cheap.
Apply to It. E. OATEWOOD. bo
177, Phoehita, Va. up 21-tit
LOTS FOR SALE OK LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call und gell
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND |
CO.. Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR SALE?HALF INTEREST IN j
oyster business, including buuts.etc,
a bo?" fifty acres of ground, hnlf|
nnthtv' seetl rock in James River;
about 111,000 bushel oysters on I
hand at present lime. Business at ]
present Is puylng good; with niort
capital can be made an excellent
investment. Address A. R. DAW
SON. Meuehvllle, Va. inb 25-lm
FOR SALE ? TWO DESIRABLE
lots, in the heart of Rlvervlew, on
electric, car line. Price $350 cash.
These lots are Nos. r> and 0, In block
No. ;>, as shown 011 map of Rive
view, made by O. W. Pitched, civil
engineer. They have a frontage of
'.10 feel each on Electric avenue ami
run back 120 feet. Address "RIVER
V1H5W." cm re Duilv Press. If
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?TWO-STORY BRICK
residence: eight rooms am) bath
No. 3201 West ave.i possession give
May loth. Apply to E. PEYSER,
2715 Washington avenue. 4-8-tf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE HAVE A PEW MORE OF THOSE
$250 and 9300 lots at Exposition
Grounds; suitable for stands. eli
STEWART ft MIDOKTTK, No. 13
Twenty-fifth street. ap 22-31
NOTICE TO FARMERS?THE WELI
bred Stallion, "Tweirih Night," will
make tills season, through Warwick
York ami Elizabeth city Counties
For particulars and pedigree address
Dick Richardson, 158 W. Queen. St.,
Hampton, Va'. ap 13-ltn
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000, 0 percent. Merchunla
Meclianlnu Savings Association. At
Inu I). Jones. Secretary and Attor?
ney, First National Raup Building.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine bucks. 231-230 Twenty fifth
stre?t. 'PUniies. 51.
I. H. CAFFEE & SON, 33RD ST
nud Huntington Ave. Both 'phones
No. f; residence, Boll 'phone, 41.
RESTAURANTS.
YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SOME
thing good" to cut at 217 25th St..
HOME COOKING.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGOAOL TRAN?.
fer; office C. & 0-Station. 'Phones:
Bell Nos. -lOJ and 135; Citz., No. 12.
Your luilr Is your crowning beafc
ty, so before golug to socials ana
dinner parties. bourn u> my Hair
Dressing Parlor, where 1 have
Just udded another expert French
Hair Dresser ami Hair worker,
Mr. Nicholas Toussaint, late or
Paiis, who can ? alte anylhlug you
wish from your combings and cut
liair as well us dress your hair In
lutest style. Wo also do chirop?
ody and manicuring and give
you the host hair goods both In
workmanship and quality that
can be had ~ hi this section for
the money, Don't r'orrjet the P'ace.
H. O. NICHOLAS'
Hair Dressing Manicure and Chi
ropody Parlors, 2U3 27th at,,
Bllsby Boildinij.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?BETWEEN I'.iTII STREET
and shipyard. Delia phi Dela Pin;
ditimoud shape. surrottntlcd by
pearls, idaeU enameled center, gold
letters. Howard for return lo "111
?191 ll sire t. 2t
CANDIDATES' CARD.
At solicitation ni' friends. I hereby
announce myself us ctiiulldnlo for
Common Council, from Fourth Ward,
subject to Democratic Primary. It
elected. I shall endeavor m merit the
approval of my fellow citizens.
Itespecllullv,
1,. .1 ROLLING.
4,2412t.
pet Through Your
Correspondence
TYPEWRITER.
It saves 7f> per cent, of the
opera t or's time* wliitih in yonr
time.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
1212 EmST MAIN STREET, ?
RICHMOND. VA.
The Standard Supply
Company, Inc.
No. 2G08 Huntington Avenue.
J. White Chaudler, K. IT. Brushwood,
P.'esldent. Secretary.
J. P. Otiyle, Treasurer.
Don't forget Mie place where you nan
buy Studebaker Wagons of
every style.
We curry a full hue of Runabouts,
Surrey*. Top Buggies, Grocery Wav
tins, und many (ither spring vehicles.
Harness and Horse Furnlslilugs. Har?
ness Repairing ti special feature?
good work assured.
Farm Implements, Including fh? fol?
lowing well known mlikes: Oliver Chill
Plows, Deerlng <?. McCormlck Mowers
and Rakes, Disc Harrows, Disc. Culil
vators. Farmer's Friend Corn Plant?
ers, Planter Juniors, und many olherd.
Agenls for Austin-Western Road
Machinery, Armour's Fertilizer*?bot?
tom prices for CASH.
The biggest line ever offered In our
clly. Call and look It. over before*
buying. We want your bualneaa.
Houses and Lots
in all parts of the city for cash
or on f.'isy terms. Also some
small lots suitable for stands
at Inhibition grounds.
Stewart & liSptie
133 Twenty-fiflh St,
NEWPORT NEWS VA.
WANTED
WHITE GIRLS AND BOYS TO
LEARN CIGAR MAKING.
?Learners paid while under In?
struction. Steady work; good
pay. Apply
Newport News Branch
The American Tobacco
Company.
34th Street and Virginia Ava,

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