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Only Three Games Played In the
Ma|or Leagues.
NATIONALS BETS THE CONTESTS
Nothing Doing at ? Plttsburg With
Brooklyn?Philadelphians and the
Giants Are Two of the Losers?Bos?
ton Too is Defeated.
(By Associated Press.)
National League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. Lost. P.C.
Chicago . "H PI .082
New York .2.1 l.'l .1
Plttsburg . 21 II J
Philadelphia . 211 is .i
St. Louis . IS 21 Aft I
Cincinnati . IT 21 .4141
Boston . 12 20 ;!
Brooklyn . II
YKSTP.lt DA Y S HAM KS.
Cincinnati 5: Philadelphia 3.
CINCINNATI. May 28.?McCloskoy
todny was driven off th"< rubber by
Cincinnati In Ihn third inning. Rich?
te, who succeed-d him, was hit saicly
but twice.
Score: Kill.15.
Cincinnati . .3 0 2 |n 0 0 0 0 x?5 S
Philadelphia fi l ft (i 0 i) 2 0 x :i .1
Batterie;;. Frir/ier and LI Vingst in:
McClnskey. Richie and Doidn. Tt.iiti
1:28. Umpires Conwny and Cnrpcii
ter.
Chicago 4; Boston 2.
CHICACO. 'May 28.?Chicago to
day made it three straight from Bos?
ton. Two doubles in the rirrii, earned
one run. Schull/ home run lo I be
club house in the eighth aunt he -.
Score: R.II.K.
Chicago .101 0 0 0 0 2 x?t !t 2
Boston . 0 2 0 II O II 0 0 0?2 N 2
Butteries, Brown and Mortui: I.in
demnn und Needham. Time |-r>2.
Umpire .lohnstone.
St. Louis 5; New York 4.
ST. LOUIS. May 28.?ConsocuUvc
hitting coupled with good base 'tin
ning In the seventh inning won lo
day's game for SI. Louis.
Score: R.II.K
St. Lnnis ... 1 0 1 OOOitOx? S ? I
Mew York . . 0 0 n 0 0 1 11 0 0? I 7 (1
Batteries. Thompson and firmly;
White. Bresiinbnn and Unwermniii
Time 1:10. Umpire Rmslie and O'li.iy.
American League
How the Clubs Stand.
Won. liOBt. P.O.
Philadelphia . L'l in .C.77
Cleveland . 211 Ml .?77
New York . Ill LI .*?!?!
Detroit . Pi Hi .fi?<l
St. Louis . 17 17 .50?
Chicngo . Ii I" .152
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On account of rain there were no
games played in the American League
yesterday.
Virginia State League
At Itoanokc, ,Va.?Lynchburg 2;
Itoanoke I.
Other games postponed on account
of rain.
RACES RUN IN THE MUD.
Tokalln and Grapple Are Beat By
Inquisition.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. May 28.?Oil a muddy
Irack a result of the heavy rain of
yesterday and today. Inquisitor, a fi
to 1 shot, won the Cosmopolitan han?
dicap, one milt! and a sixteenth at
Dclmonl today, defeating the Brook?
lyn handicap winner Tokalln by n
head with liropplb third.
Firiil race,-six ami half (nrlnnus?.
Tiptoe 7 lo f> ami I to :', won: First;
Premium 3 lo 1 and 7 lo to second;
Palter !> to ii ami (t> 5 third, 'lime
1:1!) :::..
Second race, four and half fur
longs, straight?Waler Pearl 15 to I
and fi to I won; Royal Breu/.e !? to 5
ami 7 lo l second: Wood witch 8 lb 1
and :: lo I third. Time .VI.
Third nice, the Laureat slakes, five
and a half'furlongs, straight?Oleen
He r> to 2 ami even won; Hep. S. Davis
I to I and X lb second: Sir Tod
dinner 7 lo 2 and 0 lo 5 third. Time
9.
Fourth race, the Cosmopolitan han?
dicap, one mile ami a sixteenth?In?
quisitor 5 to I and X to 5 won: Tokn
11it 7 to I ami 2 lo I second; Urnpple
fi to I anil 8 to R third. Time 1:47 2 5.
Klflh iace. steeple ehnse, about two
ami hair miles--Palm Room ."! I<i 1
and S lo I won; Mamie II. .'I lo 1 and
even second; ?'hiintnm !i to 10 ami 2
to 5 third. Time fi:0:!.
Sixth race, one mile and a rurloug?
f!n Bel ween ? to 5 and 3 to 5 won:
Ostrich I to I and Ii lo 5 second: Pa?
lette in lo i and :t to I third. Time
1:54 1-5.
Tho line of Sar.Mi.ni.
For tunny years one of the states
was represented In Ihe sennte by a
ninn who possessed many fine qualities,
but who frequently injured the causes
lie advocated nnd n liehst cd those who
desired to be friendly by his sarcastic
mnnner both In speaking nnd In writ?
ing. The senator had an Intimate
friend vho had written to bltn to urge
the appointment of another friend to a
position under the government. To this
letter the senator returned n very sar?
castic answer, declining at the some
dmo to recommend the appointment.
It Is said that be never forgot the
merited rebuke be received from the
friend who had suggested the appoint?
ment.
"Sly Dear Senntor?I think It would
be well for you to reserve your sar?
casm for the rapidly Increasing num?
ber of your enemies Instead of offering
It to the decreasing number of yotir
friends, of whom I am one."
Soon nfler the senator received this
communication be brought about the
desired appointment.
A rrrlilntiirlo Monnnionl.
In southern Cnllfoniln. In the county
of San Luis Obispo, (here is situated
one of the most remarkable prehistoric
monuments known to the archaeolo?
gists. From a distance It looks like an
immense rock rising from the plains of
Cnrlssn, but upon nearer approach it
Is seen lo be n temple of extraordinary
dimensions nnd of unknown antiquity.
The Inner court has n level floor 225
feet long and 125 feet wide, and the
celling Is from dO lo 100 feet high, ac?
cording to situation. The building wns
evidently used by prehistoric man, but
for what purpose nnd bow long since
no one knows. It has been suggested,
however, that It was either n temple of
worship or the capltol of some ancient
government. The walls and portions
of the celling are beautifully decorated
with paintings In colors red, white and
bhtcu, many of them supposed to have
some symbolic meaning.
rTiriKtmn* In CngtniMl.
When Cromwell ruled England he is?
sued an edict against nil festivities at
Christmas. The festival wns altogeth?
er abolished, and the displaying of hol?
ly and mistletoe and other emblems of
the happy time was held to bo sedi?
tious. In 1044 the long parliament
commanded thnt Christmas day should
he observed as a strict fast, when all
people should think over nnd deplore
the great siu of which they nnd their
forefathers had been guilty In making
merry nt that season. This net so pro?
voked the people that on the following
nnlnl day the law wns violently re?
sisted In many places. Though theso
6ceiies were disgraceful, they served
their purpose and put an end to an un?
just order. When Charles II. regained
the throne the populace once more
made Christmnstlde n time of rejoic?
ing.
The firent Ited of Wnre.
In Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"
Sir Toby Belch urges Sir Andrew Ague
cheek to pen a chnllenge nnd to put In
It "as many lies as will He In the sheet
of paper, although the sheet were big
enough for tho bed of Wnre." This
enormous bed, which was a wonder in
Shnkespenre's time nnd still exists In
Ware. Is seven feet six Inches high nnd
ten feet nine Inches square, so thnt
twelve people enn He comfortably in it
Beautifully carved. It is a splendid
specimen of antique furniture, dating
from the days of Queen Elizabeth.
This wonderful bed is naturally an ob?
ject of curiosity nnd Interest to many
visitors. In the same room there hnng
n pnlr of horns, upon which all strnn
ge.ra formerly were sworn. _
Brie! Items That Are Condensed
[or Quick Reading.
THE WHOLE WORLD Al A GLANCE
Virginia Furnishes Her Quota as
Well as the Other States?Bright
Bith of News Arranged In an In?
viting Manner For the Observing.
VlliNNA, AUSTRIA.?The Minis?
try, headed by Premier llnlienlohe
ScliiilingnfursL has resigned.
CI KW LAND. o. Steamer Mabel
Wilson went down off Hie Breakwat?
er here today in Ihe gale which pre?
vailed all night. One sailor was
ill owned.
PARIS, KR ANTIC.?It became
known today that Countes3 Anna dc
CastcMane had papers served on
Count Bonl. in her suit for divorce,
on May 25.
OTTAWA. ON'T?The body of Wal?
ler Bowen, an Ainerican visitor, was
found floating in the bay at Toronto
las) night. American papers and |f>n
in cash were found in his pockets.
WYTIIKVll 1,1?, VA - Samuel Slm
iiault became suddenly frenzied with
auger in a game of cards with his
brother, Jesse Shcnaull, at Ivanhue,
Wylhe county, Sal unlay night and
cut Iiiin fatally with a knife.
TOKO. JAPAN?A disastrous fire
has occurred at the Vuharrl mines in
Vokkad. Four hundred and eighteen
buildings were destroyed and nine
miners were burned to death, The
damage is estimated al $80.000.
WYTIIKVll.Hi!. VA.?News lias
just been received here of the sui?
cide or Mrs. Bert Dunfnrd, at the
home of her falber, Guy Bralley, near
Walton Furnace, this county. Ibis
morning. She hanged herself.
DAVIS, W. VA.? Fires have been
raging in the woods in Iltis vicinity
several dayit. Sparks from one of
the Thompson Hin?ber Company's en?
gines set the woods on lire and a lot
of logs were damaged and about,
eighty cords of bark were destroyed.
G0?ERNiWillilS5lflN
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
Norfolk's Plan Now in Vogue In Gal
veston Where it Has Met Popu?
lar Approval.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. ('.. May 28.?
Norfolk's proposed system of govern?
ment by a commission is attracting
the attention or public men in this
city.
Members of Congress fro hi Tnvps
are specially interested in the exper?
iment which Norfolk is about to make,
(ialveston is governed in practically
the same manner, and the system is
said to give great satisfaction there,
especially during the disordered days
following the flood which almost de?
molished the city;
SOUTHERN RMLWAY WINS SUIT
IN THE U. S. SUPREME COURT
Order of North Carolina Corporation
Commission is in Conflct With
Interstate Commerce Law.
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 28.?
The Supreme Court of the United
Slot's today decided Hie case of the
North Carolina rnilrond commissioner
vs. the Southern Railway Company
in favor of the railroad company.
The case Involved the right of a
Statt? to compel a railroad company
to place its cars on tracks designat?
ed by Ihe Slate authorlles for the
benefit of Individual shippers.
It was instituted by the corporation
commission against the rnilrond com?
pany because of the refusal of the
latter to obey an order directing that
coal cars he placed on a certain
switch al Greensboro, N. C.
The company expressed its willing?
ness to place the cats on other
switches, but pleaded inability to
comply with the demand as to the
particular switch. The railroad com?
pany attacked Hie law as unconsti?
tutional on the grounds that it in?
volved an interference with inter?
state commerce, and Ihe Circuit
Court sustained this position.
That decision was affirmed by to?
day's opinion, which was delivered
by Justice White.
In his opinion. Justice White said
that State railroad commissioners
have authority to reasonably regulate
the delivery of freight within the
State, but not to the extent of im?
posing a burden on commerce be?
tween the States, as wrs the ease
In this instance.
These clnsslflod advertisements pay
tho people who uro wise enough lo
place them in the DAILY PRESS.
This page Is read from top to bottom
It Is one of the most Interesting parts
of tho paper, for the simple reason that
It shows in a mensurc the wauts of
the people; shows business invest?
ments that yield much to the adver?
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WANTED?TA Iii ;E BOARDERS AT
120 32nd Street; 5-2!l-?'.t.
WANT BD? NURSE APPLY :117 KIP
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Addrcsss BOOKKEEPER, eine
Daily Press. 5-2K-31.
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crete hnlhllng block fur your house
or foundntlou. Wo make a specially
of laying sidewalks and fountain
work. CASH & VAUGHN. 2900
Washington Avenue, or Twenty
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
ap 18-tf
WANTED?BUYKRS FOR OtaD PA
Iiers. 10c per hundred; apply at
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WANTED ? CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to bo cleaned,
pressed, scoured, dyed, altered or re?
paired. Work the best. Prices the
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. & PreRS. Co..211 33rd St.
Clt7.. 'phone 328. J. II. Wheeler. Ptoo.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
learn plumbing,plastering ami brick?
laying. Special offer lifo scholar?
ship $50; easy payments; position
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alogue. COYNE BROS.. Trade
Schools, New York. Chicago, St.
Louis. my 15
FOR RENT.
KOR REftT?THREE DESIRABLE
offices In Schmelz building. Twen?
ty-sixth street and Washington ave?
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2312 Washington Avenue.
Bell 'Phone 07.
im }
To-Night
Miss May Hillman, supported by
capal/J company. In the
comedy drama,
' Charity Bess"
The famous dancers. La Tour Sist?
ers as vaudeville attraction.
Admission, 15 cents. 5-27-3t
Sales BespeaK Its
Standing
Sold at local Soda
Fountains, in Hotels
and Bars
NEWPORT NEWS
WINE & LIQUOR CO.,
Agents.
FOR SALE.
FUR 8ALE?SECOND-HAND BOIL
or, twenty horse; cheap for cash.
.1. W. & T. H. MASSEY, Hump
ton, Yn. 5-26-3L
FOR SALE?ON 10 OPEN CONCORD
buggy, at $25, original price $??5.00;
in first-class condition, with leather
cushion dust proof axles ami hick?
ory wheels. MILLER & O LEA SON.
harnesses and carriages, listli street,
r. L'ri-tr.
FOR SALE ? PERFECTLY NEW
house in extreme North End,
$3,000. $500 cash, balance long lime.
Nino rooms and halb, electrie licht.
Let us show this. SOMMER
VILLE CO. 5-27-31
FOR SALE?A NICE LITTLE FARM
of 50 acres, 30 chenr. with crops
growing on same; 20 acres in wood:
will sell at a great bargain if sold
soon. STEWART & MI1XSETTE.
5-22-tf. Newport News. Va.
FOR SALE?12 PER CENT. INVEST
lueiil. li room bouse, $l,non. Rent?
ing for $120 annually. You could
invest only $5110 oi your own money
and let the straight ? per cent. loan.
$"1110, now on it, run and you would
liave IS per cent, on your $500
after paying Interest on the loan.
SO MM HR VILLE & CO. 5-27-31
FOR SALE?NICE HOME ON Forty
eighth streel, $l,t!00. Another mi
firticili struct, $2.hoo. $200 cash,
balance $20 monthly. SOMMER
VILLE & CO. 5-27-3t
FOR SALE?AT PEACH <t UOYIIAN,
antique furniture dealers. County
street. Phoebus, ail old fashioned
mahogany sideboard; a mahogany
sofa, seven feet, long; a mahogany
dining table and a mahogany -'what
hot?" * r.-27-::t
SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICE ON TOP
. delivery wagons before buying.
MILLER & OLEASON,' Vehicles
' and Harness. Twenty-eighth street.
5 20-tt
LOTS FOR BALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of tho city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE?IF YOU WANT
some money on real estate to lake
I up your old loan nco us now. Six
per cent, straight, 1, 2 or 3 years.
Sums to suit. SOMMERVILLE &
I CO. 5-27-21
MISS ALYCE WATSON. PIANIST,
of Hotel Chnmborlln Orchestra, is
I prepared to accept a few pupils for
both voice and piano. European
method. Terms moderate. 5-11-lm
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
accompanied by a blonde lady
Monday, 7th, nt 5 p. m;, ordered a
tailor made Suit of Clothes, call
and get his pocket book, containing
a large sum of money. T. P. KEAT?
ING. Reliable Tailor. 221 Twouty
fifth Street, Newport News, Va.
my 10-tf
FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS?
(Wholesale and retail), Clams and
Oysters. Ar.kew & Carter, City
Market. Bell 'Phone 375y. niy<i-im
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Tho annual meeting of the (dock
holders of tho Warwick Printing Co.
(Inc.) will be held at-the office of the
company, 211 Twenty-fifth street.
Newport New?, Va., on Tuesday. June
12. 190?. at 8:00 P. M.. for tho trans?
action of such buiilucus as ruay prop?
erly come before said meeting.
5-7-td._L. E. PUCH. Secretary.
TRANSFER COMPANIES?
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRAN8
fer; office C. & O. Station. 'Phones:
Hell Nob. 401 and 135; Cits.. No. 12
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 231-236 Twenty-fifth
street. 'PhoneB, 51.
J. H. CAFFEH & SON, 33RD BT
and Huntington Ave. Both 'phones
No. 1; residence. B*?11 'ohone. 41.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000, 6 per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney, First National Bank Building.
To enjoy long lira c_d good he alto,
eat y
"JENNINGS'
Butter Bread"
It's the Btafi uJ lire. WHYf Be?
cause It Is made out of the best ma?
terial that can be bought. We have
thousands '?l testimonials Why not
try a loaf and be convinced. Look for
tho tag'- .We are not ashamed of our
goods.
HEALTH FOOU BAKERY & CON?
FECTIONERY CO
Washington Ave. and 31st Street
REYNOLDS BROS.,
Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF
Very Valuable and well loca?
ted property?Brick Building
By virtue of n certain deed of trust,
dated :;d day of January 1002. execut?
ed by M. I. Eastman and wife and re?
corded in the Clerks office of the Cor?
poration Court of the City of Newport.
News. Va., in lieed Book 22. page, 155.
default having hneii made in the pay?
ment of the lieht secured, the under?
signed Trustees either of whom, uutler
the permission of said deed, may act.
and nt the rennest of the beneficiary;.
wo shall offer for sale at public auo
lKm in front of the premises on ?
TUESDAY, MAT 29IH AHM P. I. O'CLOCK
That certain lot. piece or parcel, of
ground with Improvements now in tha
south side of I .St It street, at a dlstanca
of three hundred feet east from the
easterly side of River Bond (extend?
ed), thence extending easterly along
the aforesaid Eighteenth street and
fronting thereon twenty-five feet to a.
point thence extending Southerly eigh?
ty-six and sixty-five one humlretlfhs
feet to a point, thence extending wes?
terly twenty-five and one hundredth*
feet, to a point, thence exleuding
Northerly eighty-six and forty six one
lioudrctlths feet to the Southerly side
or Eighteenth street aforesaid the
place of beginning.
This property is well located and
will .prove a good Investment.
TERMS, CASH?as to $2SI7.G5. cost
of sale, unpaid taxes ami insurance-?
residue In six and twelve months.
BENJAMIN C WHERRY.
CONSTANT!NE II. WILLIAMSON.
Trustees.
For particulnrn apply to Reyuolos
Bros. tf.
AM persons prosecuting any busi?
ness or profession for which a licens?
is required, arc hereby notified that
samo is "ow due.
Tho City Council has passed an or?
dinance imposing a penalty on all per?
sons who do not. pny before May 30th.
Pleaso call at the Commissioner's
office nnd renew your license at once.
This notice applies to Dog Tags al?
so.
May 2. 190G. B. W. CRUMP,
5-6-1 m CommlGiioner of Revenue.
From A Parcel To An
Engine.
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