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ON BASEBALL DIAMOND
PUtsburg After a Winning. Run
Loses to Brooklyn.
PHILADELPHIA BEAIS CINCINNATI
St. Louis Loses to New York?Athlet
ics Defeat the American St. Louis
Club by One Run?Boston Wins An?
other Game From Chicago.
(By Associated Press)
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. I.nst. P.C.
Chicago . 27 i:i .t;7r
New York . 21 12 .CO?
Piitshnrg . 21 11 .?0?
Philadelphia . 22 17 .5(54
St. l,oniK. 17 20 At
Cincinnati . K! 2:i .lie
Host on . 12 25 .:!2I
Urooklyu . 11 20 .2117
YESTERDAY'S CAM KS.
Brooklyn, 4; Plttsburg, 2.
PITTSBURO, May 20.?Plttsburg |
failed to hit SlrloUletl at opportune
titnes ami lost to Brooklyn. Lumtcy's
three-bagger in the sixth inning won
for Brooklyn.
Score; H.I 1.13;
Plttsburg .I) 0 0 llfl I 0 fl 1 ? 2 7
Hrnbklyu .II 0 1 0 0 201 0?I 7
Halteries: Lever ami Cibsoii; Strick
letl und Bcrglii. 'rime. 1:45: Umpire,
Klein.
Philadelphia, 0: Cincinnati, 0.
CINCINNATI. .May 2?.?Overall's
wlldneSs was principally responsible
for Hie defeat of Cliiciiiuall today.
Seme: lt.ll.l5J
Cincinnati .n (i n n II 0 0 0 0?II !l
Philadelphia ,...020020010?5 5 1
Batteries: Overall and Schlei; Pit
linger and Honhi. Time. 1:42. em?
pires, Con way and Carpenter.
Chicago, 9; Boston, -1.
CHICAGO. May 20. In a game thai
was a weird mixture of wild pitching,
loose fielding and numerous strike
outs by both pitchers, Chicago won by
bunching hits.
Score: R.ll'.E.
Chicago .2 i o ii o :i :i o *?a o :i
Boston .oooi :toti tin?i s
Halleries: Hebe and Moral); Hor?
ner ajid Neediinin. Tithe, 2:15. Um?
pire, .lohnslnnc.
New York, 5; St. Louis, 4.
ST. LOUIS May 20.?With two men
out in Hie ninth inning, Marshall, bai?
ting for Mntihewson, started with
single, a rally Hint won today's game
for New York, fi to -l.
Score: H.H.K
St. Louis .II I 0 I I 0 I (ID?I 10
New York .00 1 I-OOOI2?5 10
Italleries: Taylor and Cindy: Mat
thewson. McOinnily and Brenaliau.
Time. I; 54. Umpires, Kmslle and
O'Diiyi
American I..eague
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. List. PC
Athletics . 2:1 in .r.n:t
Cleveland . 20 in .Odli
New York . Ill 111 .59:1
St. Louis. 17 17 .5001
Detroit . Iti lit .5001
Chicago . 14 17 .461
Washington . |;< 20 ..'l!i:>
Boston . X 27 .228
YESTBRDA Y S CAM US.
Athlet?.-.. 3; Cleveland, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21!.-Bender
kept St. Louis down to one hit up to
the eight Ii Inning, when a base on
balls and three hits tied the score.
Score: II. II. 10.
St. Louis .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 o 2 I X
Athletics .I o I 0 0 0 0 1 *?.'( 5 0
Batteries: Smith and Spencer; Ben
der and Schrcick. Time, l:r,0. Um?
pires. Hurst and Conner.
Boston. <1; Chicago, 2.
BOSTON; May 2?.?Boston's long
hitting won today's giinip from Chi?
cago. I to 2. Kreeinan's outfield wo-k
ami a fast double play by Ferris and
Qrbnshaw were the features.
Score: B.H.K.
Boston .0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 *.I !i o
Chicago .0 0 0 111111(10 2?2 II 1
Halteries: Young and Peterson;
Owen an I Sullivan. Time, 1:40. Um?
pire. O'Loughlln.
New York. 10: Detroit, 2.
NEW YORK. May 2?'..?The loca
Americans won again today, defeating
the Del roll team in lo 2. Seha'fer had
his right thumb dislocated
Score: H.II.K
Del roit .0 0 0 0 2 0 ? 0 0? 2 X '?
New York ....til 2 0 0052 ??JO 12 '
Batteries: Mnllln ami Smith; Chos
bro an I Kleinow. 'r,mc, 2 hours. Uc:
plrc Connelly.
Cleveland. 6; Washington, 1.
WASHINGTON; May 20.- "?..lken
berg wont to pieces hi lln> ninth in?
ning today and Cleveland made
enough runs to defeat Washington by
the score of 0 lo 4.
' Score: R.H.E.
Washington ...6.00003010?4 9 2
Cleveland .000010?.? 5?6 is 0
Batteries: Pantenburg and Kit
tridge; .loss. Hess and Heinis. Time.
1:30. Umpire, Sheridan.
Virginia State League
At Portsmouth?Norfolk. 5: Torts
mouth, 0.
At Itiehmoml?Richmond, 9; Dun
vllle. l--six innings. The game wm
<-:ilied mi account of rain.
COLLEGE GAMES.
At Annapolis.?West Point, 8; An?
napolis, 5. ....
At Washington?Georgetown. 7;
Georg?' Washington, I.
At Washington?Gallaudil. 1; Ml.
Washington, or Baltimore. 0.
AI Atlanta?Georgia Tech. 7: Wood
ford, 5.
At Princeton?Princeton. .r>; Har?
vard, 0.
At Philadelphia?Pennsylvania, 4;
Brown. :i.
At New Haven?Yah;, 2; Cornell, I.
At Haslon?Uifayette, :!; I.ehigh, 0.
-. At Chicago?University of Chicago,
II; Northwestern University. I.
SOUPS AND BROTHS.
Ther Arc HI Imiiln) I iik, hnl Harr. Lit?
tle Nnirltlii- Vnlnp,
Soups nml broths made of the meat
pieces alone and without the nddltlou
of meal substance, eggs, vegetables or
cereals hnve little nutritive value, al?
though they do possess stimulating
properties.
A dog would starve to denth lu ten
days If fed upon beef broth pure and
simple,
Soup Interferes with digestion when?
ever a full men I is eaten. I consider It
as being entirely superfluous and nil
vlse Its discontinuance In a substantial
dinner menu.
Soup, being prrtYtlcnlly nil water,
plays nil Important pan In conjunction
with the large (plant I ties of other
liquids Injected during men It line lu de?
laying and Interfering with digestion
and laying it foundation for stomach
trouble. Through It and the other
llrjulds used the stomach Is not only
ovcrlllled und unnecessarily burdened,
but the gastric secretions are so weak?
ened by dilution that they enn act but
slowly upon ttie food ninss. Here
again we hnvn the food reinninlug In
the stomach for too long a period, and
there Is likely to he produced all of the
symptoms and signs of an Intoxication
due to the absorption Into the system
of the products of decomposed foods.
Soup eaten by Itself or with a light
meal, ns a ruin, does not act harmfully
?What to Bab
Cnril KtlqncH*.
'"Hand In a lot of enrds," snld the
elder woman,
"Why?" wns the hurried Inquiry.
"Well, if you don't hnnd lu enough."
she snld, as her companion dived deep
Into her ense, "they will sny yon don'l
know whnt la right. If you give toe
many, however, they will think that
you know better than they do and that
there Is some new Btyle they linv?
beard nothing about. Hand him st
lot."?Kansas City Independent.
At the Hotel.'
Mr. Verdant? Let's try this here
demltnssy at the end of (he pro
gramme. Say, waiter, bring us some
demltnssy. Mrs. Verdant--Now, par,
you promised me you wouldn't take
nothln' strnnger'n ten or coffee.?Balti?
more American.
Unnpprrrlnted Liberality.
"Yon are going to be tried before a
very liberal Judge," snld ii lawyer tc
bis client.
"I am glnd of (hat."
"You needn't bo, If you are founn
tfullty he'll give you nil the penalty the
law nllow8." '
Iii? Speclnltr.
Bacon?When he wns out cnmplng
did your brother kill much? Egbert
He nearly killed everybody In the
cump. Ue wail the cook.
IM Iterant.
"Why don't you elope with her?"
"But. good gracious, man. If you nre
perfectly willing far me to marry your
daughter I cahiint see any object to be
attained by our eloping."
?'Can't yon? How will It be If I of?
fer you hnlf of whnt I save ou the wed?
ding?"? "?"?*"? Post.
The Mnlti Point.
"Whnt do you think? Thnt boss poli?
tician snys he has divorced himself
from politics."
"Then I'll bet be secured alimony."?
I Baltimore. American.
Jewelry Repairing
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing
We employ nothing hul the very finesl wo* knien ami have tho largest
and befit repair department In this section of the country. All work guaran?
teed.
J. J. Palmers' Sons,
THE LEADING JEWELERS,
2606 Washington Avenue.
Brie! Items That Are Condensed
lor Quick Reading.
THE WHOLE WOHLD AT A GLANCE
Virginia Furnishes Her Quota as Well
as the Other States?Bright Bits
of News Arranged in an Inviting
Manner For the Observing.
CONSTA NTINOPLB. TURKEY?As
11 token of ids friendly fooling for Am?
erica, lllu Sultan offered to confer dec?
orations upon William -I. Bryan and
Mr*. Bryan, but both declined the
honor.
SUFFOLK. VA.?Tim clly council
ha:; adopted as final the street, railway
tianrhise applied for by the Williams
syndicate. Work is lo commence by
.Inly Iii, l?flli, and cars will he oper?
ated in l!Mi7.
FAST RADFORD. VA.?Professor
ICdmond I/Otmlcy, whose fame is so
closely Interwoven with that of Emory i
ami Henry Pol lege, died yesterday
morning. He was S7 years old.
BATTI.B CltBRK, MICH.?Frank P.
Boiightoii. cashier of the National
Rank of Battle Cr. ek. committed sui?
cide today by hanging himself. Ills,
accounts are correct.
FRF.DF.inCKSHt'RO. VA. ? Mem?
bers of the Ney.' York monument coin
mis.don arrived iu this city lids morn
lug from Hicbmond. Many notable
men are among Ihe parly.
VOICES FROM THE DEAD.
Ponograph Preserves Voices of Great
Men of Europe.
VIENNA, May 2?.?Some remark?
able records .are treasured in the plm
rogmphl ? .o chives of the' imperial
academy ol m-leiices at Vienna.
pile of ii? most si riking is that of
t!'e Moumnho war rongs. with tom
ti-ni ne ?cipnnimont. Others have
been obtai,.. l il'cstrating the series
of drum sitmds used by natives fo.
eommuuie.i ien IctwoCn villages.
Dr. Ex nor supplied from India n
number of records of old Sanskrit
songs. This spring a parly is going
lo Greenland lo make furlher records.
The archives also contain records of
the voices of living prominent men in
ihe dual monarchy ami il is intended
to keep ihe collections as far up to
date as possible,
SPRINGTIME SPLENDORS.
'This true that 'neath Ihe touch of
lime these beauties fade away.
His glory, too, must wither with Hie
rest:.
His coal sleeves will be shiny at no
very distant day,
And the creases iu his trousers
111 list, he pressed.
But present Joy suffices, and we envy
him his pr|de;
As we answer to his dehoniiaire
salute.
And wish we had a wardrobe that
could lake its place beside
The f/eiloW with the new spring suit,
Of all the vernal beauties that shine
forth upon Hie scene
When the woods beuln to waken
once ugaiii
There's one thai gaily bourgeons Ihe
most radiant nml serene.
The leader of Ihe glad and glorious
I ruin.
He's jauntier than Ihe daffodil. Ihe
darling of the day?
He's worthy of the poel's softest
lute.
The unsurpassed, Ilm culminating
splendor of the May ?
Tile fellow with a new spring suit!
?Washington Star.
Today.
Home-made Candy Hint is good nnil
fresh. Klrkman's, 2017 Washington
avenue; Kohllinss' old stand. 5-23-tit
BDeiROE BEA6H TKHIRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Nights.
Miss May Hillman, supported by a
cnpal'/j company, in the
comedv drama,
"Charity Bess"
The famous dancers, Ca Tour Sist?
ers ns vaudeville attraction.
Admission. Ifi cents. 5-27-31
NOTICE.
Commencing with Saturday, June
2nd, ami continuing each Saturday
thereafter during months of June. July
and August Ihe C. <fc O. freight office
depot will be closed from twelve
o'clock noon.
5-27-20 H2. .1. II. CiRAV1CS. Agent.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
, and fine hacks. 231-236 Twenty-fifth
Btre?t. 'Phones. 61.
J. Hi CAFFEB & SON, 83RD ST
and Huntington Ave. Both 'phones
No. 1: residence. Bell 'nhone. 41.
MONEY TO LOAN7
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OP $50
to $1,000, 6 per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jonen. Secretary and Attor?
ney, Flrct National Bank Building.
WANTED.
WANTED?BOOKS TO KEEP AT
night by experienced bookkeeper.'
AtldrcB88 BOOKKEEPER, care
Dally Press. 5-2?-31.
WANTED?GIRLS Hi TO 25 YUAItS
old, lo work in laboratory; work
easy and pleasant. Apply in person
at Cor. Jefferson Ave. and 33d St.,
(old shirt factory bldg.) 5-20-21.
WANTED?THOSE WHO HAVE
bought lots at 1'lne Beach and
want to sell again. 1.1st them with
STEWART & M IDG ETT13. 133
Twenty-fifth street, Newport News.
Va. ' 5-20-01
WANTED?three or pour fur
nished rooms foi light housekeep?
ing during the summer by'innu, wife
and son 20 years oltl. Address il. .1.
S.. Dally Press ofriee. r.-22-ll
WANTED?more MEN to earn
Twenty to thirty dollars per week.
Hustlers can. selling tor the NORTH
.IBRSEY NUSERIHS, Newark. N. J.
Outfit free. If you mean business,
write. 5-27-It
j WANTED ? ART STUDENTS? I
teach drawing, sketching, charcoal,
crayon, pastel, water colors and oil.
Pay special attention to painting
parasols ami other fancy articles. |
Call 2 to I Tuesdays and Thursdays;
p. in. MRS. A. D. WALLACE. 2SI 2
West avenue. 5 21-tit
WANTED?TO FURNISH YOU CON?
crefe building block for your house
or foundation. Wo make a specially
of laying sidewalks and fountain
work. CASH & VAUGHN. 2000
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
ap 18-lf
Wanted?summer boarders.
Spend the summer In Mayncshoro,
Va. Address Lock Box 02. Waynes
bnro. Va. for information anil terms.
5 is cod-r.t.
WANTED?BUYERS FOR OLD PA
|)ers. 10c |ier hundred; apply at
Daily Press of'ico.
WANTED ? CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to be cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or re?
paired. Work the best. Prices the
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean, ft Press. Co.,211 33rd St
OIL;, 'phono 328. J. H. Whoeler. Proo.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO I
learn plumbing,plastering and brick-1
laying. Special offer life scholar?
ship $.ri0; easy pay infants; position
ami union card guaranteed; free cat?
alogue. COYNE BROS.. Trade
Schools, New York, Chicago. St.
I/ouis. my 15
WANTED?BOY ABOUT 111 YEARS
old Hint has some knowledge of |
press feeding and selling type.
Steady position. Address. "PRIN?
TER," P. <). Itox .'IST. I'.
W A NT BD?N II RS E. APPLY :!IT FIF
ly-first street, city. 5-27-ilt
HAVE YOU EXECUTIVE ABILITY?
Mrn with the capacity Inr gcttim? result* f,"mothers
?lor carrying mil big?ndertaktnkii - airc scarce, [f you
luve stick nhility write its in-day. statine; pnsilMin
desired, and we will tell you r,l cnii.hivers who need
capable Office, Advertising, Traffic and General Mana?
gers, Utty-trs,Credit Men, Audiin?, Sectetartes.'treas?
urers, etc., and wdl pay (mm ?i nr? In $s"/*-o A4 year.
Many Rood positions fur men having muiicy tu invest
with their services. Offices in il cities.
HAPCOODS (Inc.), Brain Brokers
1501 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?SECOND-HAND BOIL
er, twenty horse; cheap for cash.
.1. W. & T. II. MASSEY. Hamil?
ton, Va. 5-2li-3t.
'?OR SALE? PERFECTLY NEW
house in extreme North End.|
$:'.,000. $5(i0 cash.' balance long time.
Nine rooms and bath, electric light.
Let us show this. SOMMER
VILLB & CO. 5-27 I'd
FOR SALE?Y O u N G. S O u N I),
quick mule. W. V. CONARD, cor.
Twenty-eighth street and Virginia
avenue. ?-27-ll
FOR SALE?A NICE LITTLE FARM
of 50 acres, 30 cheat-, with crops
growing on same; 20 acres in wood;
will sell at a great bargain if sold
soon. STEWART k- MI DO ETT E.
5-22-tf. Newport News. Va.
FOR SALE?12 PER CENT. INVEST
llient, t! room house, $1,000. Heul?
ing for $120 annually. You could
invest only $500 oi your own money
and let (he straight 0 per cent, loan,
$500, now on it, run and you would
have 18 per cent, on your $500
after paying interest on the loan.
SOMMERVILLE & CO. fi-27-:!t
FOR SALE?NICE HOME ON Forty
eighth si reel. $1.000. Another on
fiftieth street, $2,000. $200 cash,
balance $20 monthly. SOMMER
VILLB & CO. 5-27-:?
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT ? SBv E R A L N I (' E
homes in different sections. Bel?
ter phone us quickly. Also some
good stores and storage rooms.
SOMM ERVILLE & CO. . It
FOR RENT?THREE DESIRABLE
offices in Schmelz, building. Twen?
ty-sixth street and Washington ave?
nue Apply to SCHMELZ BROS.,
Bankers. 5 20-tf
FOR RENT?EIGHT ROOM BRICK
dwelling, 330.4 West avenue. All
modern conveniences. Apply to
Elias Peyser, 2715 Washington
avenue. 5-27-eod-tf
Bargains In real estate. W. e. S.
VAUGHN & CO., 2900 Washington
avenue. 613-tf
ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE
Large assortment from $1.00
upward, m natural wood color,
red an 1 green. Settees to
inn tell. Also the very antique
and comfortable < I"
Old Hickory
We can show you an .cspv
chilly i.ieltv Hue of Wicker aiH
Heed Hockers and chairs; also
the grass furniture.
9
Exactly Like Cut?$1.50.
A Large Assortment of
Such as ship furniture of all description ? beds, mattresses,
chairs and etc.; also Linoleum, rubber. Cocon Mats and all kinds of
floor covering kept on baud always.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THIS WORK
Window Awnings
The adjustable kind, made to fit any window. Made of the best
awning stripe,
$3.50
Bamboo Porch Shades
These have also just arrived in the different sizes, from Si.?O
upward, according (o size. They are the best quality.
Wc also Have the Vudor Porch Shades.
Summer Stripe Portieres
We show a nice assort meat at very reasonable prices. Ask to
see t hem.
Mattings
Our line of Japanese Mailing,
which we Imported direct from
Kobe, Japan. Has arrived. Von
will find a number of beautiful
V \W 'LvA doiigns among tlietn. An ele
|V' -. \ V' IS??! value al LT,. Mi), cents
l\\V V^M\VS per yard. We also have the
China malting as low as 12 1-2
cents per yard.
Imported Japanese Screens
Just, received a shipment of four fold imported Japanese screens.
Neat, designs. While ihey last, at
$3.50
Summer Rugs
CREX GRASS, io all sizes.
JAPANESE JUTE, in all sizes.
FIBERETTE. in all sizes, in m at designs; also have the Crex
Grass by the yard for rooms and balls and taiis.
Beginning June first our store willclose 6 o clock p. in. dur?
ing the summer months June, July and August.
Newport News
2803 and 2805 Wash. Ave.,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?ONE OPEN CONCORD
buggy, original price $l?f>.00, in
first-class condition with leather
cushion, dust proof axles anil liiek
orfcv wheels. MILLER & CERA SON,
harnesses and carriages, 28th street.
5-27-It.
FOR SALE?AT PEACH R: BO YUAN,
antique furniture dealers. County
street, Phoebus, an old fashioned
mahogany sideboard: a mahogany
sofa, seven feet long; a mahogany
dining table and a mahogany "what
hot?" ?-27-::t
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE?IP YOU WANT
some money on real estate to take
up your old loan see us now. Six
tier cent, straight, I. 2 or '?'< years.
Sums lo suit. SOM M ER VI LEE &
CO. 5-27-21
MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST,
or Hotel Cliambcrllu Orchestra. Is
prepared to accept, a few pupils for
both voice and piano. European
method. Terms moderate 5-11-lm
SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICE ON TOP
delivery wagons be f(ire buying.
MILLER & G LEA SON. Vehicles
and Harness, Twenty-eighth street.
5 20-lf
FOR SALE?WHY PAY RENT?
when a small cash payment and
$10.00 tier month will buy a nice
new 7-room house with bath, ITot
and cold water, gas and electric fix?
tures, modern and up-to-date in
every respect. W. E. S.' VAUGHN
& CO., 2900 Washington
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
accompanied by a blonde Indy
Monday, 7lh, at 5 p. m.. ordered a
tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
and get his pocket hook, containing
a large sum of money. T. P. KEAT
INC. Reliable Tailor. 221 Twe-ity
fifth Street. Newport News, Va.
my JO-tf
avenue.
5-ia-tf 1
FOR SALE?$2.700 WILL BUY A 9- j
room house in North End. Math, hot J
and cold water. Range, combination .
gas and electric fixtures Terms to
suit. W. E. S. VAUGHN ft CO.,
2?00 Washington avenue. 5-13-tf
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the ci(y. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS?
(Wholesale and retail), Clams and
Oysters. Askew & Carter, City
Market. Bell 'Plume :t75y. my-l-lm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stock?
holders or I he Warwick Printing Co.
(Inc.) will be held at the office of the
company, 211 Twenty-firth street.
New pint News. Vn., on Tuesday. June
12. 1000. al. 8:00 P. M? for the trans?
action of Buch business as may prop?
erly come before said meeting.
B-7-td. L. 10. PUGH, Secretary.
LOST AND FOl/ND.
LOST?A IIICII SCHOOL PIN. IN
scription, "N. N. iL S., 1901." be?
tween Marsh nil avenue and 27t h St.,
or Orcutt avenue and 25th St. Re?
ward given if returned to this of?
fice. 5-26-It '?
TRANSFER CQMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGCAGJ. TRANS
fer; office C. & O. Station. 'Phoneo:
I Bell Nos. 401 and 125; Cltz., No. 12.
and WHISKEY HABITS
cured at home with
oul pnin. Hook of par?
ticulars sent Fit KB.
_ D. Mi WOOURV, M. D.
Atluuta,fctu. Office IUI N.PryorStreeU
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