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ON BASEBALL DIAMOND
Only One Game Is Played In the
National League.
ST. LOUIS OEFtATEO By CHICAGO
Rain Prevents Two of the Contests
In the American League?The Win?
ners Are the Athletics and the St.
Louis Players.
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lost. P.C.
New Volk. IC Ii .727
Chicago . I? 7 .708
'Philadelphia . LI Hi .filiii
Pittsburg . II HI ..V2I
Boston . Hi 12 .-Infi
St. Louis. X 12 .400
Cincinnati . '.? Hi .:!'.'?
Brooklyn . i. 17 .2?!
YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
I -
\f Chicago. 2; St. Louis. 1.
ST. LOUIS. MO., May ?.?Chicago
won today's game In the thirteenth
Inning. 2 to l. after Si. Ixnils had lind
the score in the last half of the ninth
on Berkley's triple and McRldo's sin?
gle.
Score: II.II .13.
Chicago on(ino. I 0(l000 I 2 !l I
St. L. . . 0 0 U 0 0 (HI 0 i 0 <l III)?1 7 I
Druhid and Raub; Pflcster and Mo
ran., Time. 2t4fi. Umpires. Carpen?
ter and Johnstone.
American League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lost. P.C.
Athletics . LI 7 iGfili
Washington . II S .r.7!i
Detroit. Iii X .Rfiti
SI . Lotllii . Ill 10 . r.tio
Cleveland. x K .TiOO
New York. !? 10 .474
Chicago. X I" 414
Brooklyn . ti 11 1300
YESTERDAY'S CAM P.S.
Atheltics, 0; Boston. 6.
BOSTON. MASS., May 11.?Both
tfcams bunched their hits In today's
game hut Philadelphia's were more
productive of runs.
Score: R. U. IS.
Boston . I 00002 21 0?G 12 ::
Athletics _ I 0 0 0.4 0 4 00?? 11
Young and Graham; Plank and
Powers. Time. 1:51?. Umpire, Sher?
idan.
St. Louis. 6; Chicago, 2.
CHICAGO. ILLS.. May !L? St.
Louis defeated Chicago today?11 to 2.
The locals were unable to lilt Jacob
Ben and played poorly behind Alt
rock.
Scorn: R. H. IS.
Chicago _ 11(10 100 110 1 ? 2 4 I
St. Louis .. 2 00 004 0 0 0?fi !l 2
Altrock and Sullivan; Jacobson and
Spencer. Time. Itiifi. Umpires. Con?
nor and O'Loughlln.
All other game:; were postponed on
account of rain or wet grounds.
Virginia State League
At Danville?Danville. 6; Rich?
mond. 6 (called end tenth Inning on
account of darkness).
At Roanoko?Ronnoke, I!; Ports?
mouth. 12.
Other Games.
At Ithaca. N V.- Cornell. 5; Ober
lln, 0.
At Cambridge, Mass. ? Harvard, 2;
Williams, fi.
At New Haven. Conn. ? Rrown.. 1;
Yale, 0.
At Chapel Hill?University of
North Carolina. ('?: Gullford College. ?>
(called at the end of the fifteenth
Inning on account of darkness).
I. O. O. F. OFFICERS NAMED.
R.' E. Char.e of Clintwood iB Elected
Grand Master.
(By Associated Press.)
RICHMOND. VA.. May 0?The
grand lodge of Odd K(dlows of the
Hate of Virginia in annual session
here today elected the following of?
ficers:
'Deputy grand master, C. C. Vniigh
an, of Franklin.
Grand secretary. T. Wiley, Davis,
of Richmond.
Grand treasurer, W. F. Ferguson,
of Richmond.
Grand warden, .1. ('. Noel, of Lee
county.
JAMAICA RACES.
Tleling Wins the Sulfolk Races in
Fine Manner.
1 (By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 9?The races at
Jamaica today were run on a muddy
track and only one favorite won.
Tleling 5 to I, captured Suffolk
Hakes, the feature of the event of the
closing day.
First, five furlongs?Royal Breeze.
2 to 1. and 4 to f?, won; George S.
Davis, 7 to I and 5 to 2, second:
Dumfound. 20 to I and X to I, third.
Time 1 ;?.<.?.
Second, filing, one mile and six?
teenth?Samuel S. Harris. 8 to 1 and
Z to i, won; King Cole, 10 to 1 and
Small
Farm
We offer lo n quick purchaser a
farm of 13 acres on main county road
four miles from city. A new dwell
in:-, and barn and outbuildings make
il a very attractive home. The land
Is mostly cleared and fine for truck'
ing. Price, $2,100.
Realty Loan and In?
surance Trust Co.
IRWIN TUCKER, Pres.
2711 WASH. AVE.
I to 1. second; Mary Morris. 3 lo 1
and oven third, 'rime 1:51 3-5.
Third, inilo and a slxtuoiiih?Mas
anlello, 5 lo I and X In .~>, won; Good
Luck, II to 5 and '.? lo I, second;
Chimney Sweep. 3 to I ami even,
third. Time, 1:19 3-5.
Foil rib, The Suffolk stakes, selling
five furlongs?Tiding 5 to 1 and -.'
lo I, won; Acrobat 15 to I and 0
I, second: Prank Lord, II lo 5 and I
to 5, tiilrd. Time 1:<>2 15.
?Fifth, selling six furlongs?Fustian
3 lo I and even won; Sue Smith, 0
to 5 and I to 5 second; Hocus Pocus.
S to 1 and 3 (o I, third, time, 1:15
15.
Sixth, 5 1-2 furlongs?Brush up, ?'?
to I and X to 5. won; Aronaui, even
und 2 to 5. second; Sterling, 15 to I
and 5 to 1, third. Time 1:0? 1-5.
SARAH BERNHARDT PLAYS
IH SEAT1LE BEER HALL
Actreta Defiant of Theatre Trust
Acts in a Summer Concert
House.
SEATTLE, WASH.. May ?.- Sarah
Bernhardt played before 1,500 people
In lh<> l.cschl pttviyion, a beer and
concert dance hall In Loschl park,
three miles out of the city, last nighl.
She will give two more performance?
in Sea I lie. Tlio flrsl ten rows of
seals were chairs and the remainder
camp stools.
GERMAN WAR SECREIsIdLB
ID AN AMERICAN MINISTER
Submarine Plans Disclosed for Gold
by Traitors?.Disclosures Pro.
duce a Sensation.
(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN, May ?.? Thai Herman
naval secrets wen? sold to America
has been revealed In the I rial of
three German.; named Soiiftohenk,
Litcke and Tokournd In the Supreme
Court of the Empire at Lelpsio.
Toknnrad, who was an engineer
cmph ycd on the Government dock
yards, communicated certain In forma?
tion to Sohftlehenk and Luckc, who
sold it to foreign powers.
Witnesses testified that Senftle
henk sohl Information in regard to
the s-crei construction of a special
submarine mine to the American
Minister at Brussels.
Further evidence was offered show?
ing thill Soft lebenk and Lin ke sold
other naval secrets In other agents
of the American Government. The
revelations made at the trial have
produced a great sensation.
METHODISTS TO COMBINE.
Plan Submitted for a Federation of
the Churches.
(Bv ABsnf;ia*orl Press.)
'IJimriNGHAM. ALA., May 0.-,
At today's session of Hid general
conference of the Methodist Episco?
pal church. South, n plan of fedora
Uni was introduced in a resolution
offered by James A. Anderson and
others.
Il proposes that the Southern Coir
foroUcu appoint commissioners with
a view lo forming a federal council,
to he composed of like commission?
ers from the Methodist Episcopal
church, the purpose of which coun?
cil shall be to prepare and submit lo
the ensuing general conferences of
the two churches, respectively, such
a plan of federation as shall divido
all American Episcopal Methodism
into not less than three administra?
tive bodies. The resolution was re?
ferred.
Famour, Strike Breakers.
The moat famous strike breakers In
the land aro Dr. King'.-, New Life
Pills. When liver and bowels go on
st.rlko, they quickly settle the irouhl".
and the purifying work goes right on.
Best cure for constipation, headache
and dizziness. 25c at W. Blair I>ahg
ihorne, druggist.
Railroad Employes Are Workt d
Overtime by Companies.
SHIFTS ARE THIRTY HOURS LONG
Engineers and Trainmen are Killed
,as a Result of Going Asleep After
Being on Duty as Much as Forty
Hours at One Time.
(My Associated Press)
\ V A SI II N <IT ON, l>. C, May 9.? '
Tho secretary of the Inlorsliitu Com?
merce Commission has soul to Sena- j
lor Tliliuau a sliilenionl showing the
causrs of railroad incidents in a |
largo numher id' cases, together with :
I he numher <>f It rrs the train crews]
hail heeii on duty al the time of the
various accidents. The statement Is
very striking.
Out of eighteen cases of personal
injuries to em.ployi s, including eight
deaths, Hie hours the injured or kill?
ed employe had hoeil on duty at the
time of the accident were not los;
than Id hi any case. In one ease the
flagman had iieon working '?'<- hours,
"OUr1 Bagging, went to sleep and was
hi ruck by engine." i* the laconic
statement of Hie ciuue cf an accident.
"Sal on track; went to sleep; struck
by tr.iin," is tin- entry following
si 'run lit of injury to one employe
who had been working -I hours.
In one wreck the statement is
made that Hie cause was "crew Tall?
inn asleep." mill no wonder, seeing
that the men It .id been on duty 27
hours, following a rest of hut four
In another casu lie.' collision wais
gliiCiimn wdio had been on duty 2'J
hoiirs caused an accident which cost
I be company $500 and cost him his
lire.
In one case - f ;? wreck tho engine
man had been on duly II 1-2 hours,
lie was killed in the accident,
ihe stockholders of the OpteniusOola
duo to the fact that the crew of one
of tho trains hud not slept in two
days.
NO DAMAGES FOR HUGGING.
South' Carolina Supreme Court Re?
verses Court Which Awarded $25,000
?Br Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS, S. C. May 11.?In an
opinion filed last night, the supreme
court decides the famous Franklin
hugging suit against the Southern
railway in favor of the road. Chief
Justice I'ope, however, files an Inter
est int? dissenting opinion. The de?
cision of the lower court is reversed.
Miss Siiilit L. Franklin, was a pas?
senger on the Southern's train when
she was hugged by a hold had nihil
who appeared to have some whiskey
In him. She appealed to the conduc?
tor, but that official did not pity much
attention to her, telling her in effect
to forgel it. She brought suit al
Greenville for $25,000 and the jury
was very liberal towards her?award?
ing her the full amount.
SHIP CLYDE FLOATED.
Boat is Now Enroute to Norfolk for
Repairs.
(By Associated Proas.)
NORFOLK. VA.. May 9? The full
rigged British sailing ship Clyde,
which has been ashore near Cape
Hut terns for about six weeks, was
floated tonight by the Mcrritl ami
Chapman wrecking lug itescue.
The big ship is now enroute to Nor?
folk in tow of Hie Rescue, and will
probably reach this city tomorrow.
The Clyde was hound from St.
Thomas to New York in ballast
when sin: stranded during a storm.
Virginia Postmasters Named.
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. May 9.?The fol?
lowing appointments of fourth-class
postmasters were announced today:
Virginia?Jefferson, I.India M. Hell?
ing; Pilkinfon, Eddie A. Phaup.
Nicaraguan Minister Assassinated.
(By Associated ProsH.)
WASHINGTON. I). C. May 9.?Mr.
('orea. Hie Nicaraguan minister here,
today received a cablegram staling
that Adoifo Altntnlrano, tho Nicara?
guan minister for foreign affairs,
has been assassinated.
TIte On* Thing lie Dreaded.
Mrs. Bonhnm?Are you afraid to diet
Bonham?I wouldn't be If I felt sure
thr.t I wouldn't meet your mother.?
New Yor|r Press.
Bondholders* Meeting.
There will he a meeting of tho bond
holders of tho American Reserve
Bond Company at my office, 290P
V. nidiington Avenue Saturday, May
I the 12th, al S o'clock, instead of Mny
iOth. You are requested to bo present
if It Is desired that, every one inter
esled have a voice In the questions to
he discussed. W. E. S. VAUOHM.
I . .my 10*12
There is a Reason
These classified advcrllsements pay
the people who arc wise enough lo
place lliem In the DAILY PRESS.
This page is read from top to bottom
It Is one of the most Interesting parts
or the paper, for the simple reason that
It shows in a measure the wants of
the people; shows business Invest?
ments that yield much lo the adver
?tlser as well as the reader. Have you
one today? If not you have missed
an opportunity to start. I he foundat ion
of -viiat might lie your success In the
business world.
ONE CENT A WORD
NO AD. LESS THAN 25c
WANTED.
WA NT KD ?i BOOKKEEPER AND
Stenographer who has had expe?
rience in office work. References
required. Address "ROOKS." Daily
Press Ofhee; my ?fit
WANTED?TWO ASSISTANT Sit.
peri ill elldcills and four agents, i't
once. Apply between X a. in. and
?I p. in. O. It. IjfBKKIIART, Su?
perintendent, llooins, 403-'t)l Silsliy
Htillding. my !l-2t
WANTED?MESS BOY. APPLY AT
.liulkins' Grocery Store. 213 Twenty
fifth SI reel. my 8-Gt
WANTED?OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
fnrnislind rooms with hoard, nt No.
12!) Thirty-second street. 5-ti-Gt
WANTED?TO FURNISH YOU CON
crcte huihling hlock for your house
or foundation. Wo make a specially
of laying sidewalks nnd fountain
work. CASH ft VAUGHN. 2?00
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virgiuia Avenue
ap lS-tf
WANTED ? CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to he cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or ro
paired. Work the best. Prices tho
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. & Press. Co.. 211 33rd St.
Cltz. 'phono 328. J. H. Wheeler, Prop.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS ALL
round man wanted to do slate and
tin roofing; good wages will be
paid. Apply at 108 Pike Street.
Clarksburg. W. Va. my*4-0t
100,000 PLUMPERS. PLASTERERS,
bricklayers wanted for Sun Francis?
co; we prepare you in few weeks;
Union card guaranteed. Free cata?
logue. COYNE BROS. Trade
Schools. New York. Chicago. St.
Louis. '4-28-tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?BEST LOCATED LOTS
on Boulevard and several dwelling-;.
STEWART ft Ml DUETT 10. 133
Twonty-flftr street. r> G-3t
FOR SALE?AT RIVERVIEW. A
nice cottage at a bargain; also a
number of lots. STEWART .t
MIDGETTE, 133 Twenty-filth
street. C-li-31
FOR SALE?TWO NICK LARGE
, houses, 15 anil 20 rooms; nicely
situated for boarding or a largo
family. STEWART & MIDGETTE.
5-G-3t
FOR SALE?ACREAGE PROPERTY
near the city, $75 to $150 per acre,
oil easy terms. STEWART & MID?
GETTE, 133 Twenly-flfth street.
r>-G-3t
FOR SALE?BEAUTIFUL li-ROOM
house and lot. best, sections, near
West avenue, only $4,500; $750
cash, balance $35 monthly. Just
what, it Is now renting for. Splen?
did pluce for boarders. SOMMER
VILLE ft CO. First National Hank
building. B-G-iH
Sale of Valuable Restaurant
Default having been made In the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
'by a certain deed of trust executed
by David ,F. Daw son to tho undersign?
ed on .February 0. 1900. and at the re?
nnest of the beneficiaries thereunder,
I shall proceed on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16. 1006, AT
12 O'CLOCK. NOON,
'in the premises, to sell nil tho per
-ional property used in the conduct of
that certain Restaurant and Hotel
mown as the PENINSULA RESTAU?
RANT, located in the building, desig?
nated as No. 2503 Washington Ave?
nue. Newport News Va., and con
listing of parlor, bud-room, dinlng
?ooni and kitchen furniture abd
utensils, chlnnwarc, carpets, mirrors,
etc.
TERMS: CASH.
.1. WINSTON READ,
my 10-61 Trustee.
HICK&
CAPUDINE
IMMEDIATELY CURES
HEADACHES
Breaks up COLDS
IN S TO 13 HOURS$
TrUi fcmbife AtOtvifl?
FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SAIJ3 Oll LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and gel
prices. OLD DOMINION LAN I
CO.. Hotel Warwick Rulldlng. I
FOR SALE ? TWO DESIRAULP1
lots. In tho heart of Rlvorview. on
electric, car line. Price $:150 cash.
Thcso lots arc Nos. 5 nnd 6, In hlock
?No. SI, as shown on map of River
view, made by O. W. Filchett. civil
engineer. They have a frontage of
30 feet each on F.lcotrlo avenue nnd
run hack 120 feet. Address "RIVER
VIEW." caro Dally PreBS. tf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?NICE FLAT. SIX
rooms; lud and cold water; gj.* ar.d
electric light; over hardware store.
C. L. GOODMAN. ' my 8-0t
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WILL tllH GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
accompanied by a blonde lady
Monday, 7th, at 5 p. ill;, ordered a
-tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
ami get bis blicket hook, containing
n large sum of money. T. P. KHAT?
ING." Reliable Tailor. 221 Twenty
fifth Street. Newport News, Ya.
my lU-lf
we have Added a news stand
to our store for the benefit of Hast
Etui people, the Boulovard. Sailers'
creek. Morrlmac and Rlvorview
sections. We will always have on
sale popular magazines and peri?
odicals; Richmond, Baltimore. Phil?
adelphia anil Now York daily and
Suiidny papers. put/OLD'S H-VST
END DRUG STORE. ntr lO-'lt
FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS?
(Wholesale and retail), Clams and
Oysters. Askew & f'artor, fity
Market. Hell 'Phone :>7f>y. my Mm
NOTICE TO FARMERS?THE WELL
bred Slnllion. "twelfth Night," will
make this season, through Warwick.
York and Elizabeth City Counties.
For particulars and pedigree address
Dick Richardson, 158 W. Queen. St.,
Hampton, Ya. ap 13-lin
YOU HAVE FOUND 11 TRUE!
MUGLER'S
Cafe and Family
Liquor Store.
is tho' best place to buy a PURt
stimulaut or a beverage, if you mual
havo it.
My loading brands of bulk good*
are ??iingwood nnd Mount Vornoa.
Wo also carry a full stock of other
brands of fine Whiskies.
Duffy's Malt, for mod'olnal purposes
85c quart; Virginia Claret and Call
fornia Wines. 25c quart.
JNO. E. MUGLER.
2312 Washington Avanu*.
B?ll 'Phono 67.
The above reward will be
paid for such information as
will lead to (ho arresl. and
conviction of the parly or
parlies who maliciously cut
the wires l'roni the poles of
the toll line of the Southern
Hell Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Virginia, between
Newport Newsand Richmond,
Va., Said wires were located
about one mile North of the
limits of the City of Newport
News.
Southern Bell Telephone & Tele?
graph Co. of Virginia
J. Epps Brown, Gen'l Mgr.
Announcement
I beg to announce to ttio public of
the Virginia Peninsula that I have
opened nn up-to-date Confectionery
and Ice Cream Parlor at 2617 Wash?
ington Avenue (Kohlhans' old stand),
and urn manufacturing a fine line of
CANDIES and ICE CREAM.
I will he pleased to bnvc you call
and inspect my store nnd factory.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED.
GEORGE W. KIRKMAN,
Both 'phones, 521.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
Common Council. *
At solicitation of friends. 1 hereby
annouueo myself us candidate fir
Common Council, front Fourth Ward,
subject to Democratic Primary. It
elected. I shall endeavor to merit tbe
approval of my fellow citi/.cus.
Respectfully,
L. J. DOLLING.
4-24-12t.
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself as a can
dldale for election to the Common
Council from the Third Ward, subject
to Democratic primary. 1 respectful?
ly request, the support of tho voters
of the ward.
C. D. M. BRYAN.
\
f Common Council.
I beg to announce to my friends
and the public that I ani n candidate
for re-election to the Common Council
from the Fourth Ward, subject to tho
Democratic Primary. Respectfully. ,
l-27-tf. R. LilSE DAVIS. jV
Common Council.
' hereby announce myself for re-elec?
tion to tho Common Council as one
of two members to ho elected from the
Fourth Ward, subject to tho Demo?
cratic. Primary
4-27-ld. WALTER B. LIVEZEY.
Common Council.
At. the solicitation of friends nnd
voters in the Second ward, I hereby
announce myself a candidate for the
Common Council, subject to tliu Demo?
cratic primary. Soliciting the support
of tho citizens in my ward, I pledge
my best talents in their service,
td. .1. HARRIS HALES.
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself as a can?
didate for Common Council from the
First Ward, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
my 2-td j. J. CHEADLE.
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Hie Common Council from
the First Ward, subject to the Dem?
ocratic primary. 1 respectfully solic?
it tho support of the voters,
my l td 13. W. HUFFMAN.
Common Council.
I hereby announce thyself n candi?
date for re-election to the Common
Council from tho Third Ward, subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri?
mary. Your support. Is solicited.
my 5-td W. W. WASH BURN.
Common Council.
1 hereby announce myself a candi?
date for Common Council from the
Fourth Ward, subject to the Democrat?
ic primary. I respectfully solicit your
support. C. F. HUNDLEY.
my 8-1 tl
Common Council.
1 hereby announce myself for re?
election lo the Common Council, ns
one of the two members to be elected
from the Second Ward and will ap:
predate tho support of my constit?
uents. Respectfully.
my 9-td E. MORGAN:
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST- WATCH FOB. WITH COLO
charm; cither on .fefferson avenue
or Twenty-sixth street. Reward it
returned to Daily Press office."
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 231-236 Twenty-fifth
sire.jt. 'Phones. 51.
J. H. CAFFEB & SON, 33RD ST
and Huntington Avo. Both 'phones
No. 1; residence. Boll 'phone, 41.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGOAGL TRANS
for; office C. & O. Station. 'Phones:
Doll Nos. 401 and 135; Cltz., No. 12.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
lo $1,000, 0 pur cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney. First National Bank Building.
AMUSEMENTS.
May Hillman Stock Co.
Tho Three Act Farce Comedy
"The Circus Gill"
New Specialties.
Prices: 10, 20 and 30c,