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ON BASEBALL DIAMOND
Giants and Pirates are Both
Victorious,
ATHLETICS WIN BY ONE 111
Beth cf the St. Louis Teams Score
Against Their Opponents?Washing?
ton Shuts Out the Detroit Players.
While Piling up Five Runs.
(By Associat - I Picas )
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lust. PC
New York . !!? V .730
Chicago . 21 !i .Tun
Philadelphia . it! 12 .?71
Flushing . hi 12 .52(1
St. Louis . 13 LI .?"U
Boston. ii l'i
Cincinnati. 10 10 .?4-1
Brooklyn . 7 2?i i2DSl
YESTERDAY'S HAMMS.
St. Louis, 5; Boston, 3.
ST. LOUIS, May Hi.?Alter a bail
?tun i be lorn is rtliccecdod in ovorcoin
lug a lead of three runs and defeated
Boston, :> in :i. Not one of the eight
runs was eai lied .
Scon-: R. IK R,
St. Louis _ 0 112t.Ix 5 S I
Boston . 3 00 000000?3 l) 5
McParland and (irady; Young and
Ntedbam. Time, 1:28. Umpires.
Carpenter ami Con way.
New York. 4; Cincinnati, 1.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. May If..
Willst pitching loi New York struck'
out twelve nu n in today's game, sev- i
en of them in succession. Pru/.er also,
pitched well for CtnciniiatL
Score: R. II. IS. I
Cincinnati.... 0 0 o 0 00 i o0?-I B l
New Yoi k ... a 2 o u 0 o 2 n u?I s ::
Fia/er ami Schlei' WiRse and llros-j
uahau. Time, 2;mi. Umpires. John?
ston e uml O'Day.
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn. 1.
CHlCAOO. May 15.---The locals
won out in I be last inning today In a
gume with Brooklyn that was decid?
edly a pitchers' battle,
v Score: R.H.B.
Chicago . 00 0 00 0 00 2?2 4 I
Brooklyn .... 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0?1 I :.'
Wicker, Bet-he und kling; Bason
and Hitler. Time. 2:juj. Umpire.
Kill; I le .
Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia, "1.
PlTTSBURO, PA.. May 15. ? Pitta
burg today won ihe second game hi
succession from the Philadelphias.
Wagner played a siar all around game
ami to bis work in the field and at
the but the victory was .hie.
Score- R. IT. 13.
Plttshurg .... 0 13 0 0 1 0 00?5 n I
Philadelphia. I (I DO 1 0 0 2 0?t S it
Phillili|ii ami Cllison; Sparks and
Dooiu. Time, 1:35. Umpire. Klein.
American League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lost. P C.
Athletics. Hi 7 .ti'.iii
Detroit . 13 il .5110
St. Louis . II in .5S3
Cleveland . II !i .550
Washington.12 n .521
New Yolk . lu 12 .l.'.l
Chicago. 8 13 .:ihu
Boston. . ti lit .240
YESTERDAY'S CA MRS.
Athletics, 1; Chicago. 0.
PHILADELPHIA, P.A.. May 15.
Philadelphia defeated Chicago toifay
in a battle of pitchers. The only run
of ihe game was made by Murphy on
his single and Cross' double.
Score: R.II.R.
Chicago . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0 5 I
Athletics .... 0 0 0 1 0 00ii x?I 5 I
AltlOck ami Sullivan: Plank anil
Powers. Time, 1:35. Umpires;
Sheridan and Ryans.
St. Louis, 9: Boston. 5.
BOSTON. MASS.. May 15.- Boston
Heard in the Fourth Ward?
Thai ihe be f hen in made at Kirk
man's was the best ever sold ill tills
city. Try it today. Both 'phones. 521.
Kohlhaati' old s'f/i t my IC iJi
SAVED
DOLLARS
are more Important than made
dollars, because after all. It is
i at tier what you save than
what yon malte which will de?
termine whether or not your
fut ore shall he one of imte
pendencc ami your old ag.;
comfortable.
Hollars can be saved best
with the aid of a savings ac?
count.
In this Ilanlc we offer you
every facility, and the 4 per
cent, interest we pay helps the
good work along.
- THR ?=
Savings Bank
OF NEWPORT NEWS
S711 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
suffered its twelfth successive defeat
today. St. Louis winning by a Score
Of !!to 5.
Score: It.U.K.
St. Louis ... n ?-' o I 0 2 t) 2?!i I I i
llostou . u 0 o o ?! I n o u - r> in I
.lacobso uaiiii Polty; Tannehlll and
Armbruster. Time. 1:45. Umpire,
Connolly.
Washington, !>: Detroit. 0.
WASHINGTON. May l".. Kalken
berg was a puzzle to the Detroits to?
day und -shut them mil. fi to II. Kit
hank was hatted out of (he box in the
tiltli Inning and Wlggs, wlto relieved
him. shut off lurther scoring.
Sere: It.U.K.
Washington.. U 2 2 0 I ? 0 0 0?-5 II .'?
Ui.tioil . Ol) II0 00 00 0?0 4 2
Knlkenhorg and Klltredge; Kubaiik,
Wiggn and Schmidt. Time, l::tf>. Um?
pire. Coiinor.
New York. 5; Cleveland. 'I.
NRW YORK, May If.. ?The New
York Americans onlbalted Ire Cleve?
land team today, getting thirteen hits
! off Iternhardt. while the visitors made
1 six off Newton.
Score: R.II.K.
Cleveland ... 000001 2 0 I?I I! :!
New York.... 0 2 0 0 0 0 It 0 0?fi ill I
H. i nhar.li and Remis:: Newton ami
Meflliire. Time, 1:47. Umpire,
O'Loughliii.
Virginia State League
At Norfolk? Danville. X: Norfolk. 0.
At Lynchburg?Lynchbiirg, 2; Ports?
mouth, ?.
At Roauoke?Richmond, 'J; Roa
nbke, 2.
ENIIELOPESIOHHIHEO GOLO
PIECES INSTEAD OF DIMES
Costly Mistake Made hy Mr. Frankford
irt Changing Money?Ney o
Gets in Jail.
H?ing lo the nievntor Liquor Coin
rany to get change for a $20 bill yes?
terday, Charley Thomas a negro em?
ployed by the liahney Urokoragc C.uu
priny, was given Ion si'.ver dollars,
five doibira In nickels iiud a package
inaikc,I "Klye dollars in dluuM " la?
stend of five dollars iu dimes', (he last
package contained $TT, In gold, accord?
ing in Mr. Robert Ktankford man
ager of the Klevntor Liquor Compun\
The negro la in jail charged with
grand larceny, hut ltd trace of (he gol.l
has been round.
The negro returned ? > his empl ly ?:
ami Instead of the env-jlope supposed
1 lo contain dimes, handed in a fid
I hill, along wilh the ten silver dollar.;
laud the package of nickels. When
questioned as to why he ha<' five d-d
, lars too much, he could fcli'b no sal
. Isfiietory explanation, and win u Mr.
Frankford was notified he discovered
the mistake which had bee-i made. It
seem.-; thai the book-keeper bad pa.
the gold in Die unsealed envelope in
order to keep it from being jinise in
the cash register.
Knowing thai he was sunjK'Ctoil. the
Kite insurance thai insure:; prelec?
tion. W. K. S. VAUOilN & CO.. 2000
Washington avenue. 5-13-lf
TUB STANDARD SUPPLY CO
J. W. CHANDLER AND J. P. GAYLE, PROPRIETORS,
?Dealers in?
Harness, Carriaj/tts? ?n? W?gons
FARM IMPLEMENTS, LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
Harness Repairing a Specialty. 2608 HUNTINGTON AVE.
ANTIQUE
BRASS and COPPER
Ornaments add to every home in which Is found that distinguished
feature of beauty and art which Is so highly sought.
Call and see our line 61 Candlesticks. Fern Dishes, Jardinieres,
Sconces and other useful Ornaments.
J. /. Palmers' Sons,
THE LEADING JEWELERS,
2606 Washington Avenue.
V . ESTABLISHED-1892
Duly Business ol Importance laid
on Table.
PATRONS WANT BRIDGE REMOVEO
Lengthy Petition Presented, Asking
That Dangerous Twenty-6ixth Street
Viaduct be Abandoned by the Hamp?
ton Roads Company.
On tin; eve of ihe Democratic pri?
mary, tlii- board of aldermen bold a
hii>t regular session last night, dis?
posed of a few uuitters of imune
business and tabled the report of the
conference committee mi I lie amend
nii-iii in the Hampton Roads railway
Irani lii.--.i-. Hie only business of imp'; '.
a live on t he i ulchdiir.
The hoard met with President .Inn es
in the ehair and all lue members
PresenI.
Want Rridge Removed.
The report of the cm inference nitr
mini" was read ami with il a lengthy
petition, signed by tlboiit so ihxiutycr i
? d the eily and patrons of the Hamp?
ton Itools Company, asking thai .he
railway he permit led lo abandon setv
lee over the Twenty-sixth street
bridge mi the ground that the cross?
ing i--. a menace to life and property
Tie1 recommendation of the confer?
ence committee was thai the ?ini-ii I
He i ' be ndoiilcd. a tew changes bav
lug been made in ihe or,I'm.nice since
ii was passed by the common dmnrlL
The ordinance as it reads autho-iy.ej
the II ii in |. ton Roads Company to tihun
don its service tut West avenue an I
Twenty-sixth street and lo.reinove 111"
Twenty sixth street bridge, in lake up
its tracks on Warwick avenue and lo
take up one track mi Hnniplon avenue.
It also provides that the eomnaii.v
shall pay $tn.i<IHI in cash lo the pjiy ai
the end of ten years, in lieu of bu'.V
lug a new bridge at Twenty-sixth
street, and shall grant certain other
concessions set forth in the measure.
Unanimously Tabled.
.Mr. Hurclior moved thai the reporl
be laid tin.in the table. The motion
was unanimously cat t ied without dis?
cussion. An oral vole was taken and
those who favored taking up the hint
ter last nicht saw there was no use
volln;.' after the "ayes" hid an
s we re 11.
The ordinance granting pay to mem?
bers of the police ami fire department
for absence from iluiv on accoiini of
sickness, was again discussed, but no
action was taken. The ordinance and
police committee submit led letters
from clerks of various Cities in the
Slate, all of whom staled Hint no
iriiinauce of this, character was in ef?
fect in their respective cities.
nemo bad plenty of time in with I: t'i
make away with Ihe .mihi pieces The
police department was mil not'f'ed
until last night, ami when Acting Da
led Ivb Re re, on n I Morrison local-d
Thomas in "Dawson City." the neuro
bad a quarter ami a penny in ill:
I iMieket. lie denied thai be wn? giveii
a package of mild ami Inslste 1 Hint
j ihe envelope contained a $10 bill.
The prisoner will he given a prelim
lliiary hearing this morning.
Socia^Personal
Mr. and Mrs. I.camlcr Williams
w/ll leave today for Augusta county,
wheie they will spend the summer
with Mr. Williams' mother.
Mrs. 13. .1. (half has gone lo Haiti
more to spend a week with relatives.
Masler Clarence Ash by has return'
ed home after a visit to Richmond.
All Got in.
Mrs. l'arvenue?My ancestors came
over with the early settlers.
Cynieus?I don't doubt it; they
didn't deport them then.?Baltimore
American.
As to Poles.
These chilly days indicate thai the
May pole must be the North Pole.
Albany Journal.
Long and Cool
drinks at our fountain these days.
ICirkhinn's 2017 Washington Avenue.
Kohlhiuis' bid slui d. my Hi tit
Bargains in real estate. W. 13. R.
VAUGHN & CO.. 2?00 Washington
avenue. fi 13 tf
NOTICE.
Delinquent tax payers, take notice:
In order to make my settlements as
required by law. I will he forced to
levy and sell for all taxes and lev]
due for the year 1905 mid unpaid on
I May 25th. 1000.
J. M. CURTIS,
my ll-fit City Treasurer.
iWaiince and Night
MAY KILLMAH STOCK CO,
Presenting
Matinee?"His Little Lordship."
Night?"Nick Carter, Detective.
New Vaudeville Act?Craine, Long
and the "Toy Comedian."
Prices: Matinee. 10, 20c; night 10,
20, 3uc.
There is a Reason
-IrV H y-?
These classified advertisements pay
the people who are wise enough to
place them in the DAILY PRESS.
This page Is read Rom top to bottom
It is one of the most interesting parts
of the paper, for the simple reason that
it shows In a measure the wants of
the people; shows business invest?
ments I hat yield much to the adver?
tiser as well as the reader. Have yo.i
one today? If not you have missed
an opportunity to start the foundation
of what might he your success In tlte
business world.
ONE CENT A WORD
NO AD. LESS THAN 25c
fro 9 9 9 90 0 0 9 Si fl iff 9P 9 ? Q O 0 0 b 0 t) 0 Oft B 0 0 Q 0 9 Q 9 0 0 0 P 9 i.9 P0PPB0PBP?!
WANTED.
WANTED?COOK AND STEWARD
ivuiTitnt tit fleers' mess. Apply I' ?
S. S. Rhode Island, my lli-2t
WANTED- POSITION AS STENOO
raj/her mid typewriter. l>> graduate
iif Massey Business College; liiodbr
ill?! salary. Address MlStj M. A. W..
Daily Pres? Office, my 15-31
WANTED- PjVE Oil SIX HOYS;
ago from Hi to 2U years. NOVEl/l'Y
m a nu PACT Uli i Nil (Coup. ), ::-.:t
Twenty-eight Street; my I ?"? - -1
WANTED?OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
furnished mums with hoard, at No.
l?'.i Thirty-second street. Also
I able hoard.is. ?-1S-KI
WANTED?TO SELL A FINK FARM
quite near Newport News, splendid?
ly equipped, with Browing crops,
stock, good buildings and much
good woo.l. Fine I rucking place
About f.u acres. Would exchange
lor city properly. Price Jil.iuin.
Very cheap, considering all you get.
Reasonable terms. Also oilier farms
lor less money. so.MM KRVILLK
& co. r. i;: :u
WANTED?TO BUY COOD HOME
in center of city. Prefer it between
Wesl an!1 Washington nwnnos.
(live full description, lowest price,
and easiest terms. Also spot cash
price. ".I," Rox Stiff city. ff-IS-itt
WANTED?TO FURNISH YOU CON
.crete hulldlng (dock for your bouse
or foundation. We make a specialty
of laying sidewalks ami fountain
work. CASH & VAIIOHN. 21100
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
up 18-lf
I WANTED ? CLOTHES OP ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or r?.
paired. Work the best. PrlceB tho
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. & Press. Co.,211 33rd St.
Cltz. 'phone 328. J. II. Wheeler. Pr.op.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
MEN AND HOYS WANTED' TO
learn plumbing,plastering and brick?
laying. Special offer life scholar?
ship $f>(); easy payments; position
ami union enrd guaranteed; free cat?
alogue. COYNE PROS.. ' Trade
Schools, New York, Chicngo, St.
Louis. my iff
WE ARE BR?IH BROKERS
We are under contract with many employers to inp
ply men fur IiIkIi Bra.lo position*, l.ut wo have not
eiiuugu right man to DU tin- opportunities now on uur
ii .t?. If you aro capable of Itlllnrf au Executive, Cleri?
cal, Technical or Salesman position paylux from |l,Ouo
toJJ.oou a year wrlto rt.rphuiauti book let tailing now
- ,: cau market your aliillty. Offices lu 1 - cities.
HAPaOODS (lac). Brain Broken
1501 Chestnut Sheet. Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE.
for sale?Second-hand boil
er. I went v horse; cheiip for cash.
.1. w. a:-' t. h. massey. Damp
toii, Va. my Iff St
I HAVE A PEW LOTS IN FRONT OP
entrance to dig Theatre on Maryland
Avenue. I Till feel from Exposition
grounds, that I can sell In quick
buyers ni IGfttl each. Prices on
these lot., will lie advanced in ten
days. Call quick. A. II. HENLEY,
Office, 102nd SIreci ami Midway.
my l.V3t
FOR SALE?201) SHARKS OAP?
zaya Mining Slock, J2.7S per share,
if taken in three days. Address
CAP?/.AYA. Box fflff. City, ir.-it
FOR SALE?BEST LOCATED LOTS
on Rnulovaril and several dwellings
STEWART & MIDOETTE. 133
Twenty-fifth street. nn 15-31
FOR SALE?$2.700 WILL BUY A !)?
room house In North End. Bath, hot
and cold water. Range, combination
gas and electric fixtures Terms to
suit. W. E. S. VAUC.HN & CO..
2000 Washington avenue. r.-H'.-tf
FOR SALE?A FINE DWELLING ON
Thirl.vlbird street; also one on
Thirtieth street. See ns about these
bargains at once. STEWART &.
M.IDGETTE, No. 133 Twenty nrth
Street. my 5-lff-3t
FOR SALE?AT RIVERVIEW. A
nice cottage at a bargain; also a
number of lots. STEWART ft
MIDOETTE, 133 Twenty-fifth
Street. my 5-15 3t
FOR SALE.
KOK BALIS?LOTS AT EXF?SI
iion grounds: nicely located. 15x25
--$300. One fourth cash; terms for
halauce. ST IS W A BT ft MID
HETTE. No. L13 Twenty filth
Street. my Hi 31
FOR SALIS?TWO NICE LARGE
house:;. In anil 20 rooms; nicely
situated for hourdliig or a large
family. STEWART & Ml ODETTE.
my lli-31
KOK SALIC?WHY PAY 11 IS NT?
when a small cash payment and
{in mi per month will buy a nice
new 7-rbom house with bath, hot
ami eold water, gas ami electric lix
lures, modern and up-to-date in
every respect. W. IS. S. VA?OIIN
it CO., 2000 Washington avenue.
5-i:i-tf
KOK SA 1.10?AC HE AO 13 PROPERTY
near the cliy, $75 to $150.per acre,
on easv terms. STEWART ft MID
GETTK. Bill Twenty fifth street.
my r. :;t
KOK SALIS?ONE OKIVINO PIIAE
ton; good condition; lent her top oiish
ion and hack. Price, $45. MILL?
ICH tl LEA SON, Twenty-eighth
Street. my 11-lf
KOK SALE?BISAUTIF?L HOME IN
center of city, near West avenue,
only $4.f.un. Including the ground;
l-tl cash, balance $;15 monthly; II
munis ami bath. A hntgalli. SOM
MEKV1LLE ft CO. 5-i:i-:tt
KOR SALE?CHEAP. STEAMER
Highland ? Length, O? feet; beam.
12 feet. Must lit? sold. Address, P.
O. Box 7. Snow Hill, Md.
4-20-tfsu-w-f
KOB SALE ? EXCELLENT HEAL Es?
tate Investment?$1,000 paying 12
per cent?or $51111 paying IS per
cent. 1; room dwelling and ground*
nicely papered, newly painted ami
pill in good shape, iteming for
$120 annually, price $1.000. You
can lei the straight 0 per cent, loan
$500 now on it run. and invest only
$500 of you I own money and $120
will give you IS per cent, on your
$.'?110 besides keeping up the inter?
est on the loan. SOMMEHVILLH ft
CO. 5 i:t ::i
ISN POSITION LOTS?WE HAVE A
few lots near the grounds at. a
bargain. Prices will he advanced
In a few days. STEWART ft
MIDOETTB. No. 133 Twenty firth
Sheet . my 5-15-3?.
LOTS KOR S A 1,10 OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and got
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO- Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?NICELY FURNISHED
front room, 2C08 West avenue.
5-13-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE HAVE ADD1SD A NEWS STAND
to our store for the benefit of East
End people, the Boulevard. Sailers'
creek. Morriniac and Riverview
sections. We will always have 011
sale popular magazines ami peri?
odicals; Richmond, Baltimore. Phil?
adelphia and New York dally ami
Sunday papers. PET'/OLDS EAST
END DTI 110 STORE. my Id w r
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN KOK
Screens. 2405 Jefferson Avenue.
HENDHICKS - GOODMAN HARD?
WARE CO. my 15-fit
MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST,
of Hotel Chamherlln Orchestra. Is
prepared to accept a few pupils for
iiotii voice and piano. European
method. Terms moderate. 511-1111
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
accompanied by a blonde lady
Monday, 7lh, at 5 p. m., ordered a
tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
niul get his pocket book, containing
a large sum of money. T. P. KEAT?
ING. Reliable Tailor. 221 Two-ity
mill Street, Newport News, Va.
my 10 if
FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS?
(Wholesale and retail). Clams ami
Oysters. Ar.kew ft Carter, City
Market. Bell 'Phono 375y. niyl-lm
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000, C per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Af social Ion. Al?
lan D. Jones. Socretury and Attor?
ney, FIrBt National Bank Building.
^CANDIDATES' CARPS.
Common Council.
At solicitation of friends, I hereby
announce myself as candidate t->r
Common Council, from Fourth Ward,
subject to Democratic Primary. IX
elected. I shall endeavor to merit the
approval of my fellow citizens.
Respectfully,
L. J. ROLLING:
4-24-12t.
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for election to the Common
Council from the Third Ward, subject
to Democratic primary. I respectful?
ly request the support of the voters
of the ward.
C. D. M. BRYAN.
Common Council.
I beg to announce to my friends
und the public that I am a candidate
for re-election to the Common Council
from the Fourth Ward, subject to the
Democratic Primary. Respectfully.
4-27-tf. n. LEU DAVIS.,
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself for re-elec?
tion to the Common Council as one
of two members to be elected from the
Fourth Ward, subject to the Demo?
cratic Primary
l-27-td. WALTER D. LIVEZET.
Common Council.
At the solicitation of friends and
voters in the Second ward, I hereby
announce myself ti candidate for the
Common Council, subject lo the Demo?
cratic primary. Soliciting the support
of the citizens In my ward, I pledge
my best talents in their service.
Id. J. HARRIS HALES.
Common Council.
1 hereby announce myself a candi?
date for the Common Council from
the First Ward, subject to the Dem?
ocratic primary. 1 respectfully solle
It the support of the voters,
my 4-td E. W. HUFFMAN.
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself a candi?
date for re-election lo the Common
Council from the Third Ward, subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri?
mary. Your support Is solicited.
my r.-td W. W. WASIIBUBN.
Common Council.
1 hereby nnuo'.tnce myself a candi?
date for Common Council from the
Fourth Ward, subject to the Democrat?
ic primary. 1 respectfully solicit your
support. C. F. HUNDLEY.
my 8-td
Common Council.
I hereby announce myself as a can
| didate for Common Council from the
j First Ward, subject to the rules of the
Demoer nie primary,
my 2-td J. J. CHE ADLE.
Common Council.
1 hereby announce myself for re?
election to the Common Council, as
Ohe of the two members to be elected
from the Second Ward and will ap:
predate t tie support of my constit?
uents. Respectfully,
my Old E. MORGAN.
Common Council.
At the solicitation of friends. I here?
by announce myself a enndidate to*.
Common Council; First Ward, .subject
jib the Democratic primary. If elected
I 1 shall endeavor to merit Hie approval
?f iny fellow-citizens.
Respect fully,
my 12-td M. W. C.AYLE.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Sixth Division.
In the matter of In Bankruptcy,
j Old Dominion Brew lug &
Ice Company.
Bankrupt. No. (102.
To the creditors of Ihe Old Domin?
ion Brewing ,t Ice Company, a corpo?
ration chartered under ihe laws of the
Stale of New Jersey and having its
principal place of business near New?
port News, in the county of Warwick,
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that, on the
7th day of May. A. I). IflOfi, the said
I Obi Dominion Brewing & Ico Company
I was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and
that the first meeting of its creditors
will be held at Room No. 301. Silsby
Building, In Newport News, Virginia.
I on (hb 2litb day of May, A*. D. 1908,
at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, tit
I which time the said creditors may
attend, prove I heir claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated: Newport News, Va., May 16,
1906. ,INO. B. LOCKE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
O.I). Ba I eh clor. Counsel for Petitioning
Creditors.
R. Mi Lett, Counsel for Bankrupt,
my 1?&I0 .
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?SMALL SILVER LAP PURSE
?monogram "M. N. M." Kindly
return to Daily Press office. It
LOST- WATCH FOB. WITH GOLD
charm: either on Jefferson avenue
or Twenty-sixth street. Reward If
returned to Dally Press office.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 231-236 Twenty-fifth
Htro-it. 'Phones. 51.
J. H. GAFFER & SON, 33RD ST .
and Huntington Ave. Both-.'phones
No. t; residence. Bell 'ohons, 41*-.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGi. TRANS
fer; office C. & O. Station. '-Phonee:
Bell Noa. 401 and 135; Cltz., No. 12.

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