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Chicago Wins Out From Philadel?
phia in the Ninth.
PinSBORG BEATS BOSTON CLUB
No Game Played Between the Giants
and the St. Louis Aggregation on
Account of Rain?Leader* in Amerl
oan League Lose Out.
(By Associated I'ress.?
National League
*~ HOW THE CLUBS 8TAND.
W. L. PC.
Chicago . 66 24 .700
Pittiburg . 49 28 .c:ui
New York . 47 27 .035
Philadelphia . 40 .'19 .500
Cincinnati . 33 4C .418
St. Louis . 31 48 ..'192
Brooklyn . 28 47 .373
Boston . 27 62 .342
YESTERDAY'S QAMES.
Plttsburg 3; Boston 2.
PITTSUURO. PA.. July 18.?Leever
was effective agnlnst the Rostons to?
day, Plttahttrg winning by a score of
3 to 2, in a very ordinary game.
Score: . R.H.E.
Pitteburg ....2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 x?3 7 8 I
Boston .?_0 00 0 0 2000?2 6 3
Batteries: Leever and Gibson;
PJlelffer and O'Nell. Time 1:30. Um?
pire, Conway.
Chloago 4; Philadelphia 3.
CHICAGO, July 13?A great batting
rally gave Chicago today's guiuc In
the ninth Inning. Schulte led off with
n triple, a sacrifice and four bunched
hits following.
?Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia .1 0 0 0 o 2 o 0 0?3 10 31
Chicago .000 1 0 000 3?4 8 o]
Batteries: Lunrtogreu and Kling;
Dugglehy and Dooln; Time 1:30. Um-|
plre, Johustone.
Cincinnati 8; Brooklyn 6.
CINCINNATI, July 13.?Cincinnati I
made five three base bits this utter-1
noOn all of them flguvlug iu the scor?
ing
Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati .. .2 1111 0 11 x?8 14 2
Brooklyn _01 2 0 0 3 0 0 0?6 16 fi I
Batteries: Weimer, Wicker and|
Schlei: Patterenn, Mclntyre and Ber?
gen, Time 2:17. Umpires, Klem and
Catpenter.
American League
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
''*' W. U Pc.
New York . 46 29 .608
Athletics _ . 4S 29 .608
Cleveland . 44 30 .696
Chicago .?.'.. 43 33 .666
Detroit . 40 35 .533
St. Txmls . 3P I!'! 6001
Washington . P? .4? .381
Boston . 19 58 .247'
I YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
' ' ? Chicane 3; New York 1.
) NEW YORK. July 13 - The visiting
teym from Chlcano hatted out a ninth
lining vlctorv off Hogg today.
Iflcbre: R.H.E.
ChJCasro .0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3?3 7 1
New York ... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0?1 8 3
Batteries: Owens and Snlllvnn:
Hogg and Kleinow. Time 2:00. Um?
pire.. Sheridan.
v' Washington 8; Cleveland 4.
. WASHINGTON, D. O. July V.l.?
Hughes pitched npleudld bnll today In
the; .face of poor support and the
Washington's defeated Cleveland, 8 to
\i:
Score: R.H.E
Washington ..3 0 1 00 1 21 x?8 12 f
Cleveland _0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1?4 10 31
'?''?Batteries: Hughes nud Haydon;
Bernhardt, Huelow and Bemls. Time]
ll66." : Umpire, Hurst.
Detroit 4; Athletics 3.
^PHILADELPHIA. PA., July 13.?
Oiombs pitched good enough bait to?
day to win. hut ihe errors of his team
males gave Detroit the game.
Score: R.H.E.
Detroit.1 0 1 01 000 1?4 7 1
Athletics .1 00 0 1 001 0?3 8 4|
Batteries: Bubanks. Kllllan. War?
ner- and Schmidt; Coombs and Pow-1
era. Time. 2:20. Umpires, Conners
aqd Connelly.
St. Louis 8; BoBton 1.
- ^BOSTON. MASS.. July 13 ?St.I
Louis batted Tannehill out of the box
ip) the third Inning today, scoring at [
will as long as he pitched.
. 'Score* R H E
Sk Louis .....4 0 4 00 000 0?8 8 l|
Beaton .0000001 0 0?1 6 41
Batteries Pelty and O'Conner;
Tannehill, Glaze and Armbuster. Time!
l:v40. Umpires. O'Loughlin and Evans.
Virginia State League |
At Lynchburg.?Lynchburg 1; Dan?
ville *.
At- Richmond?Richmond 2; Roanoke
O.
At .( Portsmouth?Portsmouth 6; Nor
v if Oik 3. ? ' .
MAY PURCHA8E IRISH RAILWAYS
Eugene > Zimmerman and Duke of
Lj . Manchester Examine Route.
-BELFAST, July lS.-rEugene Zlm
Tpyprfnan. of Cincinnati, and his son
ludaw, the Duke of Manchester, have
Inspected the route of the proposed
i&wry. ,Keady & Tynan Railway, and
aftortrard had a conference with the
promoters, with tho view, it Is said, of
purchasing the promoters' Interests in
the' road.
' The scheme was sanctioned by Par
llainent eight years ago, and the gov?
ernment has since voted a grant ol
9376,000. The proposal is to construct
u railway from Nowry to Tynan by
way of Koady, and buy out the Clogh
er Valley Hallway, connecting It with
the Ca van & Loitrlni line, thus estab?
lishing direct communication between
Newry and the Arlgna coal fields, a
distance of a hundred miles.
CLUB WOMEN TO TE8T LAW.
If Clergymen Refuses to Marry 01
vorced Persons, They Will Act.
NEW YORK, July 13.?A woman'3
club which, for startling thought ad?
vancement, will eclipse any Bitch or
ganlzntlon ever founded In this or
any other country, and which will
deal with the divorce problem, Is thy
latest movement in which Mrs. Kate
Trimble Woollsey, the wealthy and
well known author ami club woman,
la Interesting herself.
Mrs. Woollsey la devoting n large
part of her time writing to leading
women thinkers of Europe and Amer?
ica, outlining the club's plans and
getting the views au to tho most
practicable way to defeat the recent
decision of the United States su?
preme court affecting divorce. The
first meeting will be held lu this city
early In October.
"To make this club practical in its
methods, our first act will be In
make a test of the new law," said
Mrai Woollsey.
"A divorced uinn and woman will
ask the church dignitary to marry
them; If refused on the ground that
they are divorced they will ask tho
state to cancel the clergyman's II
cehae. They will assert that clergy?
men who refuse to marry divorced
people, or any other whom the state
decree eligible to marriage, forfeit
their right to perform marriages and
that their licenses can be revoked.
"Another tust will be the follow
tug:
"A woman who was married where
the groom said, 'With all my worldly
goods 1 "thee endow,' will ask the
court to compel the husband to turn
over bis estate to her."
These are only a few of the ineas
ures which the club will take lo test
the law. which Is proving to be Irk
BOIUU ami A hardship on SO many
women, Mrs. Woollsey uvera.
MARBLE INSTEAD OF PLA8TER.
New York's Custom House to be Fin?
ished With Lasting Material.
WASHINGTON, July 13.?The sup
ervlslng architect of the Treasury has
Informed Mr. Gilbert, architect In
charge of the construction of the New
York Custom House, of tho addition?
al appropriation of f460,000 mudu by
Congress for the marble interior fin?
ish for that building.
Mr. Gilbert lias been asked to revise
the pinna of the Interior to accord
with the raising of the limit of cost,
and us soon as these plans are approv?
ed by the Treasury Department the
builders will go aiiead with the In?
terior.
This additional money will permit
of the use of marble Instead of plas?
ter for tho walla', and the main rotun?
da will be ospeclatly elaborate. It ts
the Intention of the architects, how?
ever, not to devote the money so much
to purely decorative purposes as to
finishing the Interior with n substan?
tial and lasting material.
Tho new work will necessarily de?
lay the final completion of the custom
house, the contract time for which ex?
pired on October 16, but the liberal
appropriation made by Congress will
greatly enhance the value of the prop?
erty, and only a few months' addition?
al time will be required to complete
the building.
The new custom house will be one
of tho handsomest buildings of its
kind In tho world. The contract prlco
for construction was % 1,027,281.69.
BUILDING ON QUICKSAND.
Great Difficulty Found at Navy Yard
in Excavatino. for Dry Dock,
N'EWl YORK, July 13?Excavating
for dry dock No. 4 at the Navy Yard
has lieon suspended as a result of
the shifting of big sheet piles placed
to retain the sides of the dock. can-j?
ed by the action of a bed of quick
band, .Much difficulty Is being exper?
ienced In the work oti tho dock be?
cause of tho quicksand foundation.
Ground surrounding tho excavation
has sunk six and eight feet and it
has been necessary to move boilers
and machinery. Although extra heavy
supports have been set up to auppoi
the sides of the excavation It Is al?
most impossible to hold the piling in
position, as a result of the constanr
shifting of the foundation.
Costing nearly $1,000,000, the dock
Is to be the largest tn HHb country.
It is to be built of cement.
NORFOLK TO KEEP ISLAND.
Navy in No Hurry to Get the Pest
House Site,
WASHINGTON, V. C, July 13.?
Rear Admiral Harrington was In con?
ference with Secretary Bonaparte at
tho navy department today concern?
ing Craney Island, tn Chesapeake
Bay, which Is now used by Norfolk an
an isolation camp for contageous
diseases.
Although Admiral Harrington has
not made a formal report tn the mat?
ter, Secretary Ronaparte said today
aftes the conference that the Admiral
does not believe there Is any necessi?
ty for tho immediate taking over
of the island by the government for
.naval purposes as has been suggest?
ed by the general board and that It Is
I unlikely that any steps will be taken
by the government in the near future.
Mies Hard Hit by the Talent
on Brighton Track.
SECOND CHOICES WINNERS TOO
Loglstilla Defeat* Orly II in the
Fourth Event on the Card In a
Well Run Race?Down In Kentucky
Favorites Come Home Flret.
(by Associated Press.)
NRW YORK, July 13.?Three fa?
vorites und three second choices
divided the money at Brighton Beach
today. The handicap, fourth on the
card at one mile and a sixteenth
resulted in an easy victory for Logls
tlllu. Orly II was heavily played in
this race being hacked down from
:: to 1 to :: to 2. He finished fourth.
Su mmarlc8.
First race?(mile and a sixteenth)
?M'axle Witt, :i to 5, won; Albert
P., 16 to 1, second; Water Pearl, 10
t.i 1, third. Time. 1.48.
Second race?(six furlongs)?Lady
Anne, II to 5, won; Consistent, 11 to
5, second; Chesslna, 8 to l, third.
Time, 1:12 3 5.
Third race?(selling, five and a
half furlongs)?Prank Lord. 3 to l,
won; AI. Powell, 8 to 5, second,
Jaunty, 18 to 5, third. Time, 1:07
2-5.
Fourth race?(mile nnd a six?
teenth)?Loglstilla, 5 to 2, won;
Aeronaut, 7 to 2, second; Grenade,
8 to 1, third. Time, 1:45 2-5.
Fifth race?(selling, mile and a
quarterlj?>Maxnar, 1 Bto B, won;
Blennerworth, S to I, second; Tar?
tan. 7 to 1, third. Time. 2:00
Sixth race?(six furlongs)?iMo>
Carter, ii to 5, won; Electioneer, 5 to
1, second; Ben Strong, 12 to l, third.
Time. 1:42 2-5.
More Favorites Win.
CINCINNATI O., July 13.?Favor?
ites won three of the six events at
Latonlu toduy. Jim Bowman, a rank
outsider in the.betting easily won the
handicap steeple chase from Sig?
mund, with Weird third.
LAUNCH OWNERS VIOLATE LAW
Disregard Law? Regarding Lightt.,
Whistles and Other Requirements.
TONAiWAN DA, July 13.?Since the
opontng of navigation this spring
1 here have been launched upon the
river about the Tonawundas sonv
50 gasoline launches, and much
complaint bus been heard of lute
from the in.nine men of the Tonn
wandas because the little crafts are
not complying with the marine law.
Unless 1 heir owners equip thumfwlth
light3 by night und follow the other
rules of the water, tho matter will
bt* carried to the attention of the cus?
tom's inspectors.
It was stilted today that nearly 90
per cent, of the gasoline yachts thai
ply the Niagara river or Brie Canal
do not display lights at night, and
the larger vessels are unable to see
them, while there uro very few that
comply with the, government law by
carrying whistles. On a number of
occasions launches have had narrow
escapes from being run down by the
larger vessels while entering port,
either because no lights were dls
played or because the little boats'
pilots did not understand the rules
of the water. Coal-men have exper?
ienced much trouble from tho same
source of late.
So far this season but few launch?
es have complied with tho state law
which requires all craft navigating
on the (Erie Canal to take out clear?
ances. Collector Williams of the
Tonnwaitda collector's office stated
this afternoon that nil crafts should
be cleared while plying on the slate
wntor, and that, should an accident
occur to a. launch while on the ca?
nal without a clearance,' no damage
could be collected. The lock-tendei 1
are not compelled to lock a launch
through the canal unless I be ow
has clearance papers. "Of lute the
yachts have become so numerous on
the canal that it is qttlte likely that
the state authorities will enforce thi
rule of clearance," said a eunal of
filial tonight.
A petition has been prepared !???
is now being circulated nmong the
launch owners In the Tonnwnndas
which will bo presented to the Slip
erlntendent of public works request?
ing the state to place lights at the
Tonawanda lock. There is hardly ?
night but that a score or more of
boats are locked into and out of the
canal.
Old papers for sale at tho Daily
Press office at 10 cents per hundred.
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I WANTED ? LADIES OF NEWPORT
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hair dressed like ladles of New
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II AI It DRESSING PARLOR. 203
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The Hub Clean, ft Press. Co.. 211
33rd St. Cltz. 'phone 32S. J. H.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?A TEN-ROOM HOUSE
on West Avenue, at $40 a month.
Possession given at once. Address
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I FOR RENT-ONE OR TWO UNFUR
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"MONEY TO LOAN"?$500 TO $5,000.
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eacli $1,000, at 5 per cent. Interest.
STEWART ft M1DGETTE, No. 133
2Rtb Street. 7-8-1 wk.
MONEY TO ROAN IN SUMS OF $f>0
to $1.000, G per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney. First National Ronk Building.
3-7-tf.
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Baseball Today
Shipbuilders vs. Portsmouth.
CASINO PARK
Game called promptly at 4 p. in.
Buckroe Beacn Theatre
Where the Breezy Billows Blow.
THURSDAY. FR-IDAY AND SATUR?
DAY NIGHTS.
Miss May Hlllman and a Strong Sup?
porting Company in a Splendid
Production of
THE BELLS
Polite vaudeville between the acts.
ADMISSION.15 CENTS
FOR SALE.
WANTED?TO SKI.I.. ONE HUN
tired first class cedar imisIh. Ad?
dress (i. W. BURCHERi llili Street
und Huntington Ave. 7-14-2L
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extreme North Bud. Only $1,900?
$200 onsh und $20 monthly; no loan
on It. Six rooms and bath; sewer;
excellent location. SOMMERVILLE
& CO. 7-13-31
FOR SALE?ELECTRIC FAN. USED
only three months, in excellent con?
dition. For information, n|>i>ly 2111!
Huntington Avenue. 7-10-3t
FOR SALE?EXPOSITION LOTS,
near the grounds. $:!U0 to $1,000.
STEWART & MIDOETTE, 133
25th Street. Branch office at drug
store. Pine Bench. 7-8-6t
FOR SALE?LA ROE Sl'/E TALK
lug machine us good as new, with
:tG ten and twelve-Inch records; only
$2:'..r.o. GBO. D. HAMPTON PIANO
CO.. 210 Twenty-eighth street.
7-10-1 f.
FOR SALE?HOUSE AND LOT, NO.
2t? 23rd Street, between Washing?
ton und Huntington avenues, one
thousand dollars cash; five hundred
Dec. 2litb. Address D. B. LEWIS.
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FOR SALE ? CHIONONS, TOlt
sades, Switches, Puffs. Top Curls.
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also nialto switches, etc.. from your
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nlso bundle farm property. STEW?
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Street. ' 7-7-tf
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NOTICE!
Slnco the Citizens Railway L'ght and
Power Co. has decided lo give up nil
electric wiring and supplv business,
July l, wo?. I shull undertake n like
business for myself My motto will
bo tho same as It ltns always be^n,
while with the company, to treat every
person right regardless of position. I
shnll at all times he prepared to take
care of your needs In the electrical
line. 1 shall bo temporarily located
In the eompny's basement. Thirty-first
street, and Washington avenue, until
August. 1, lftofi. then I will be in my
permanent offlco and store 2017 Wash?
ington avenuo. All work will bo appre?
ciated if ever so smnll nnd I promise
the very best material and workman?
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(Formerly Chief Electrician C. R. L.
ft P. Co.)
Office Bell Phone 148. Residence
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TRUSTEES' SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OP VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP?
ERTY IN ELIZABETH CITY
COUNTY.
Default having occurred under a
deed of trust dated April lltb, 1901.
of record in the Clerk's Oftice of the
County or Elizabeth City. Virginia,
in deed of trust book No. 20, page
546, executed by Wolf Levy and wife,
to T. J. Christian, Sr., trustee, nt the
request of the party secured, the uu
derslgned T. J. Christian. Jr., sub?
stituted trustee, appointed by the
Court of the County of Elizabeth City,
will offer for sale. In front of the
Court House In Hampton, at 11
o'clock n. m., on
MONDAY, JULY 16, 1906,
the following property:
AH that certain trnct of land con?
taining about five acres, more or less,
located in Wythe District, Elizabeth
City County, Virginia, commonly" call?
ed "Buzzard Roost." and bounded on
tho west by the main county road,
on the east and south by the Howard
land, of which the land hereby con?
veyed was formerly a part, and on
the, north by tho Davis land, being
the snme land conveyed unto the said
H. C. Alexander, one of the parties
of the first part, by deed of J. C.
Heath and wife, dated April 6, 1898,
and duly recorded in the Clerk's Of?
fice of the County Court of Elizabeth
City County, Virginia, together with
the Improvements, etc.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
Indebtedness secured and unpaid, due
A. Rosenhaum, and the expenses of
executing the trust, etc.. terms to be
compiled with within five days or
premises Will be resold nt risk of de?
faulting purchaser'.
T. J. CHRISTIAN, JR.,
7-1-to 7-1(5 Substituted Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SIT?
UATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
AND KNOWN AS NO. 332 FORTY
FIFTH STREET, NEWPORT
NEWS, VA.
Pursuant to the provisions of a cer?
tain deed of trust dated June 15th.
1 !n?0, recorded In the Clerk's Office of
the Corporal ion Court of the City of
Newport News. Va.. in Heed Book No.
17, page 172, tho said deed being exe?
cuted by John Cameron Ilehditch to
Benjamin C. Wherry and Constantino
H. Williamson, Trustees, under tho
terms or which deed of trust either of
the Trustees tuny net, default, having
been made In the paymentW'fcb^leBc.'
therein .secured, and at the riquefft
of the beneficiary named in the said
deed, 1 will offer for sale on the prem?
ises on
TUESDAY, JULY 17th, 1906, at 12:15
O'CLOCK P. M?
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
ground, with tho improvements therV
6h, situate and being in the City of
Newport News, Virginia*, known and
designated by the Lot Number Forty
four (44), In Block Number Four Hun?
dred and Twenty-one (421), on a cer?
tain map entitled, "Map of part of the
City of Newport News, Virginia,"
which said map is duly recorded in the
Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court
of the City of Newport News, Va., In
Plat Book No. 1. page 3.
TERMS: Cash as to the sum of
$1.251.89, and unpaid taxes, insurance,
costs of sale; and as to balnnce, to be
announced on day of sale.
BENJAMIN C. WHERRY, ,
Trustee, i
For further information apply to
BARRETT & WEST.
Newport News, Va. '
7-7.10.12.14.17
Old pnpers for sale at the Dally
Press office at 10 centB per hundred.