REGQVEREQ IN THE SIXTH
Locals Made Bail Star! But Finish
Was all fllgiu.
FAHS SEEMED 10 BE SATISFIED.
Score Was Five to One In Favor
of Portsmouth When Ballln Was
\ Half Over, But It Stood Eleven to
' Six for Shipbuilders Later.
With tho figures flvo to oho against
them, an.I but four sessions more to1
go, lli<? Shipbuilders ere/tied a panic'
In the ranks dl Watson's aggregation]
of ball ipBfldiM from PortHinoitth at j
the Casino pork yetttor.duy iittotfnoon t
by serving up the "hit and run" game
with all the frills, and oiiRlly carried!
off the honors hv it margin of 11 to
fi. While Ihe fireworks lasted, the
five hundred or more "fans" that
were gathered in the park yelled
themselves alumni hoarse and UlOU
went home to supper, apparently welt
satisfh d with the game.
The first explosion occurred In. the
ending of the sixth lulling alter I wo'
bunds were down. Kniest started the
fun by working a free pass ami Wat
son helped matter!; by fumbling Mar
aide's grounder. Moonrty followed by
driving a two sucker Into tho center
phldoil and Kniest raced home. ?
Hughes dumped a slow one to Fo.Uor
and was safe and O'tliion walked af?
ter being hit in the hack, .lohn ()'
Harn took a fruo pass and forced
Mooney over the rubber. With every
sack populated Mabiney smashed a
neat single into short left field, ami
Hughes and OMlrldii Counted, Monde
however, proved an easy out and the
B'eBa'ton was over.
Viaitore Tie Score.
Porlsnioulh knotted the score In
tho seventh Oh (WO single.i ami iiiej
error, and after changing al'int its I
Infield, (rented the locals to a goose
egg In (heir half of the session.
After retiring the visitors in one.
two, Ihren order in Ihe eight, how?
ever, the home tenni again sot the
merry-go round in motion and he fore
the Inning closed five more runners
had knocked nt the enuntlhg room i
door. Mooney walked, hut wn.'t fore-,
ed at second by Hughos.who fncodj
around to the second station on <>/.
man's wild throw in an nttemjil at a |
double. O'Uli en was hit a second
time and Oilal'il beul a slow one to
short and Iho sacks Wore full Ma
Idil?y dumped a short ground, r to O/
hi'aii, who fumbled it and Hughes
RO?fed, Meade lapped a slow <nve lo
Foier who failed to field It ami O
Urion counted. After recovering He i
hall Foster threw wild to homo and |
Oilara crossed ihe ruhh?r, Monde
counted n minute Inter on n passed
ball und Dorrlsh rapped out a safe
one, stole second and counted on ()/.
man's wild throw to first.
How Figuren Tell It.
Newport News All l{ 11 PO A R
.1. OTIriru, of, 2b_2 2 I l 2 o
Maloney. if .:: n i i u u
Meudo. 8b, p .1 1 I I o
Hellish, 2b. |tb .I 1 I 0 1! ::
Finest rf.;! I 0 n u u
Mai able, c lb .ft 1 1 S it 1
Mooney, lb. c .:t 1 1 III ? I
Hughes, us .:: :! i o :t i
O'llrlon, p. cf .'- ?'? I i? i
Totals .Sil 11 s 2*1 11 u
Portsmouth-? Alt U II PO A K
Wat son. ::h .i 1 u 2 1 2
Oztnah, Bb, ss .1 1 2 1 !i
Saimdern, 11 .1 1 1 1 0 0
O'llrlon, c .1 1 1 1 1 11
Foster, ss, p . ? ?> :t 2
Kohier. lb .:; 1 ti ;i n 0
.1. Foley. rf .:'. u 0 0 " l
M. Foley, ef, 2b _I l I 0 :: 0
Memlos, p, rr .1 0 1 0 :i 0
Totals .:'>:; 0 tl 21 11 ?
Score by bluings:
Newport News 0 11 1 0 0 :> 11 .". x 11
Portsmouth ? ? ? ?'> 0 f) 2 0 0 1 ? 0? ?
Seminary: Kaincd runs--Newport
News, 2. Sacrifice hits?:Mnldnoy,
Hughes and O/nian. Stolen bases?
.1. Oilara, Maloney. lierrish. Saun
derft, Kohier and O/.inan. Two base
lilts -Monde and Mooney. Hits?off
Oihi.11. .'! in lour Innings- .dl" Meade,.
It In live Innings: off Mondes, fi in m!st 1
Iniilngs. Struck out -O'tli'len, 2;N
Meade, (1: Meades. -I. Houhle plays?
Mooney lo Mhrflhlo; Ozintin to K?h?
ler. Itase on balls?Oilrieii, 2:
Meade, 2; MoqilOS, ; Foster, I. Left
on base:- - -Newport News. 7; Ports?
mouth. 7. First base on errors ?
Nevvpori News, fj; Portsmouth, f>.
Wild pilches Oilrieii. 2. Meade. I;
Foster. 1. Passed balls Maiable. t:
Mooney, Oilrieii, I. Hit by pitched
hall -Thomas OTtrlen, 2: Dorrish,
M(ades and O'llrlon. Umpire. Dixie
Johnson, Fort Monroe. Time of
game?2 ;05.
xJLx^LOJLx.flAJLxJLPJL^
9% Sozial-Personal &
iSJLQJLOJLv JLILOJLfiJL2-fl.fi. 9 ? JJUJLSJLO. i
Captain C. A. Martin, who was in
charge of the quartermaster's depot
here for some time, is in the city
VBprnd a week or so on business.
TUiss (snbelle Dttlnney Palmer has
returned to Washington, 1). C., aft'
u ten day's stay with her r.lstor, Mrs.
M. J. Solomon In Twenty-sixth street.
' Mr. and Mrs; W. F. Kol lib: of C.loit
eester county, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Lossld Janhon
to Charlie Wesley Hughes. The wed?
ding will take place Thursday even
ing July 11th, 1?07.
.Mr. hnd Mrs. James B. Abbe. Jr.,
and Mrs. Abbe's slater, Miss Adlne
Turner, of Nashville, Tetin., will
leave this woek for Concord, N. 11.,
to visit Mr; Abbe'ii relatives.
Mi?? Ida Dudley lleuloy is vlBlting
it In near nothing t<> bo Without
a bouse of your own, bo it over so
humble. True It la cheaper In most
cased to rent, hut l/y no means satis?
factory. There Is pleasure hi looking
after the Bhriibbcry and keeping lu
Rood order your own place.
No dread ?l f?nt bel?g raised.
No cusuln of the owner when repairs
are neglected.
No hurting of your confidence be?
cause you allowed the pipes to hurst.
Instead of burning the fences or
hoards of the out houses, you repair it
In Ihm', fix one hinge on the blind or
gate before both are broken, many
little things eaa be dene to save the
owner money which cost the landlord
dearly If neglected and which the ten
ant must pay for In till end either In
worry or money.
We have hundreds of bonnes for sale
at less than you can now build one for,
why not hoc what you can do with
us. It's Hille trouble to see US it
2711 WASHINGTON AVK.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
Powell Trust Co.
ft latlvos in Tarlioro, X. ('.
V -
Miss Gladys Ferguson, of Now
York, is visiting Mrs. I). S. Jones,
on West avenue. .^.ww
Miss Julia Whliioj Is Llio guest id
relatives in Surry county.
Mrs. W. 0. Stuart and children will
leave July Ifi for Concord, N. II.,
to ho I ho guests of Miss Huntress,
who has visited .Mis. Stuart uoro on
several Occasions.
Miss Laura Ulldnor has gone to
Hhaea, where she will teach music
und mal hematic., during the summer
months.
' Mrs. l?\ W. Llndgrdn sailed
Wednesday rrom New York for Eng?
land, where she will spend about six
wet ks.
Miss Louise Hopkins gave a delight?
ful yachting part) last nigh I on board
the IIa In honor of her guest, Miss
Ethel MeCordlck, ol St. Catherines,
Canada. Till! ptiri) was chaperoned
by Mr, and Mrs. II. 13. Parker.
Miss Margaret Neely has returned
lo her Imme in Memphis, Tonn., alter
visiuuK itdy. aim .Mrs. ,1. W. Porter
on Tweiily,,sevenlh street.
Mr. (I. C. Weeks and Misses Mamie
and I lilt tin Weeks and Helen Ander?
son, who have been visiting Mr. M. E.
Weeks In Ibis cily, have returned to
their home lu Scot laud Neck, N. C.
Miss Helle Fleet, of Brooklyn, X. Y?
Is I he guest Of Miss Theresa Wer
tholnior oh West Avenue.
Miss Leslie Wallace, of Ocean View,
is the guest of Miss Annie Hamilton
on Thirty-fourth street.
Mr. W. Blair Wilson, of lliinting
lon. West Y*a., Is the guest of friends
in the city.
Mrs. S. Mitchell Trice Is visiting
relatives In Pllliqulor county.
Mrs. I). E. Foohcy, and children,'
of Jersey City, N. J., have returned
home aller spending three weeks
With Mrs. FooheCs sister, Mrs. P. J.
McCarthy, op Forty<lrs( street. She
was accompanied by Mrs. McCarthy's
daughter, Miss Mary.
Mis. Lou Hartman, of Milton. Pa.,
ami .Miss Janet Korllu, of Northum?
berland, Pa., are visiting Miss Nellie
Kerlln on Forty-olgiith street.
Mr. James Cannlchacl. and little
daughter, Elsie, of Itoahokp, are the
guests of Mrs, Sain Spencer, oil
Forty-fourth street.
^Mr. and Mrs. Patrick llarrlgnn, of
Rnltiniori . who have been (lie guests
it Mr. .1. 11. Ilarrigau, have returned
to Baltimore During their stay here
their infant daughter died and was
burled In Oakland cemetery.
. Mrs. Joseph Sohrnml and daughter,
Of Buffalo, have returned home after
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. -1. II. Ilarri?
gau, 513 Thlriy-secbiHI street
MIps Ida L. Seaman, tu Cincinnati,
Ohio, is spending several weeks with
friends lu thfl city.
Long Live the King
is the popular cry throughout Euro?
pean countries; while In America, tho
cry of the present day Is "Lang live
Dr. King's New Discovery, King of
Throat anil Lung Remedies." or
Which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Truro.
Mass.. says: "It never falls to give
Immediate relief and to quickly cure
a cough or cold." Mrs. Prt'rie's opin?
ion is shared by a majority of th?
inhabitants of this country. New dis?
covery cures weak lungs anil sore
throats after all other remedies have
tailed; anil for coughs and colds It's
the proven remedy. Guaranteed by
all druggists.
fine and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
A Throbbing Head
A nrething jumble of aches?Hicks'
Capudine curea them at once. Buy n
bottle today and prevent your nervous
system being upset. It's liquid?uflccU
immediately--easy to take. Sold at all
drug Btorcu,
"EAGLES DAI" IS SEI
Five Tiioosand "Birds" Coming
Here September i
WILL BE GUcSfS Of LOCAL HE
Grand Aerie Meets for Annual Con?
vention In Norfolk and Twn (Spe?
cial Boats Have B^en Chartered to
niinrj Visitors Over Here.
Septem bor l has b'< on go) aside as
"Eagios Hay"' in Newport News and
that day the niy will bq Surrendered
ti< BOine 5,000 ?n- more "Birds" from
all pans of Ihn UidfcTI States who]
will Journey to Tldowator t<> attend
Die annual con von lion of the Grand
Aerie ai Norfolk during the first week
of September.
The visitor!-, will arrive here from
the city across lie Bond.-' on two
chartered slcnnicrsj ami will he Hie
guests during the entire day of New?
port News Aerie, No. 55Q, Wlllclt is
making extensive preparations for
their entertainment.
Tim Magics will he welcomed to
the elty by Mayor .Samuel |{. Buxtoil
and the worthy president of tho local
aerie will innkd them a welcoming nd
dress on behalf of the Newport New.;
? Birds." After being entortnlnod at
the lodge home, the visiiors will
inarch in a parade, which probably
will he the largest ever seen here
Following the paraile they will ho dh
tertalnod at an old fashioned (dam
bnke ai the Casino,
i Every effort will be made to show
Hie visiting Eagles an ohjoyiiblti time
and when they return to their homos!
Uhey no doubt will have a good word I
to say for Newport News In connec?
tion with their trip to Tidewater and
the Jnthestbwu Exposition,
The local Acrlci will IK) well repre?
sented at the convention, which
promises to be. the most successful
and largely attended In the history I
of the organisation;
If yon can not get "Jcnning's But ;
tor Bread." ilo not take any. Call!
up No. (If) and have it sent to you. .
"hos| and Biggest'' Cc. Save your I
lags. 7 2 Oti
Compare .leaning's Butler Bread:
With other and you will be convinced |
that II Is the best, 5c at all grocery |
stores. Save your tags. 7 *^0t
. i England CO.OOO.Ofu
hhrrajs 6f ne?r wer? u'hbVI
last veiu- an'd every
oil'1 1.1 'vvs tlio r.a;;'.'. n
r.iv t- ?? .: ? rate, bomb
The Beer of Quality
ronfnirifl jess alcohol than
.?Uber English <-r other
American beers and is rich?
er in the ?ood, wholesojnc
food-values thatcoma fiom
i'al.wl Eight-Day Malt.
Pabsl Brewing Co.
2?tjl St. A;- C. & O. Rv . Newport News
Phonos: Uitiz. 127; Beil 27ft.
TIDEWATER NAVIGATION CO.
Sunday Outings
on the VS ater.
COOL, DELIGHTFUL,
REFRESHING TRIPS
SUNDAY, JULY 7th,
?TO?
The Finest Colonial Home in Viffjlnla
?AND?
Jamestown Island
"THE CRADLE OF THE REPUBLIC"
$1 For RoundTrip $1
Ooni fail to see ihe fir . English tot
tl onion I in Iho country filled with me?
morials lind Interesting ruins. The lor
ty-flv? mile trip up the Historie
.lames to tliis island is of interest
from start to finish and interest
never lags, Many of Virginia's most
famous Colonial homes are passed en
route. Steamer will leave?
Newport News. Pier A.I I :50'a. in.
Steamer Will Arriv ; Newport News.
Returning About 2:00 P. M.
r
Where Do You Spend Your
Evenings?
1"VERIIAPS you have a good
K place, but may we not sug
gost that you come over where it's
coo), whore ocean breezes will ro
frosh you and whore you may have
any sort of entertainment your
spirit craves.
Tho celebrated Mexican Govorn
mont Band plays each evening in
the Reviewing Stand, and Ihnes'
Orchestral Band plays in the Aud?
itorium.
Then, the Illumination
I< gorgeous, and at the sumo time
restful. There's the Warpath, too,
if you are looking for fun. Tho
cost is ridiculously low. Try it.
You'll rest better and feel better
noxt day.
ADMISSION AFTER 6 P. M., 25c.
Jamestown Exposition.
~RT?^5"i_VtrD
that You will be .Yak en OFF
Your feetx when You see
the Bargain/^.
VE WOW '-OFFER-,
BUSTER BROWM-^; ?. ,
4 tt^u p
il j
i'7 - T/SKEN o'.t voifti Htr]
A "BAR"-GAIN. MEAN*S A 6AIN FoR. Yoli, YOU
WANT To BE SVkE THOUGH THAT THINGS THAT
ARE CALLED ft A R G A1N ?5 ARE REAL BARGAINS
AND NoT FAKE ft AR. 6 Al M.S. WE Do NOT BELIEVE
IN ??BAMBOOZLING" THE PEOPLE IN ANY MANNER.
WE NOW OFFER. YOU TH E, "BAR," - G A1MS
---GAIN5 FOR, YOU.
200 MEN'.5 SUITS FoR THI.S WEEK
ONLY AT ONE HALF THEIR ORIGI?
NAL PRICE.
26th St. and Washington Ave., and 220?
Jefferson Ave.
I Ihe Busy Store Watt Boxey & Watt j The Busy Store |
s White Linea
sts.
Only n few of those stylish
Wnlsla I. it. ombroldored front, col
rj Inr ami raffs. Regular $3.50 value,
tomorrow, $i.go.
45 inch French
Sheer, oven weave; used for
WnlstH arid Dresses, 19 and 25c.
Of ; Muslins. Cambric-. Long
Cloths and Nainsooks; 1 lo 10
yhi'ds in a piece. Special price.
11c a yard.
For Skirts and Sails, fine linen
finish, 3C Inches wide. 12'/^c.
Embroideries
And ?ftridings Id ma Ich. wide
a>: mi Iiio ni of bountiful patterns,
at 19, 25, 50 arid 75c.
Black Velvet
Extra Crip quality, satin back,
al! the popular widths. G, 8, 10,
12' to 29c.
Tan Belts
in light Ian and champagne, 50c.
A.anri Clocks
t iuar.iulbod to keep good Unit
at 69c.
Souvenir Pos
ln li
ahndos
this sen
.lit hint
that are
ion, 19, 2
and pink, two
cry much used
and 3!)c.
White Dress
Fine even thread, full yard widi
at 33c.
View.- of Die Exposition and
State Buildings, also local views
in ! event v-iire different views, 2
for 5c.
Men's "Infer
The grohtosi wearing Kalfilose
over placed oil the mrirkot are
those made ? ilii the new process
Interwoven Toe and Heel. A do
\i.-r which makes one pair do the
work of three. 25c a pa r.
d^rWeai^,
And ltat'.sfe, fine and shier for
America .q best IJntjorwenr. Tlii?
most sensible, Gervjqoab'lo ami sat
Isfnotory Underwear mndi . Satis
Shirt WniBtB. in different size | f:?.| HI? j,, every I bread. $1.00, $1,50
plliids, 15, 25 and 33c.
ami $2.25 a cuit.
2909-11 Washington Ave., Newport Mews, Va
Twini iti'i nwi 1 11 iniTiiw itmiiiii 11.; rsi t~ a tjamts vjRemma?Wtomt/mmum
Impcrtr. in June.
'Pile total valne iif the consumption
entry imports received al this port
in .tu'no wna $216,500. The lolni duty
collected on sank! amounted to ?:',7.
?00.19,
$2.500 Liouor License.
LYNCHRURO, VA.. July C?The
Finance Committoo of the city Coun?
cil lifts und' r cbnshjprritlqn ah amend
nu n lb tho tax 6'rdiqn'nco by which
it. is proposed to Increase the liquor
license tax from ?7oo to $2,000. It
Is a compromise measure and will
undoubtedly be adopted.
The Charming Women
|S it not necessarily one of perfect
form and features. . Many a plain
woman who could never serve Iis an
,'irib.l's model , posseses those |-?iro
qualities' that all the clean admires:
fieatriess, c\ear ,<?>'< '. cleilin smooth
skin and that spnghtliix hs of step
mid notion that nccomprtnyi goad
health. A physically wenkj woman
is never altarieivo. not fv<? to her
self. Electric I lit t. ? v< f\- v.-al;
women, give rlrotir. ner#o|j .bright
eyes, pniooth, volvety - beautlfm
complexion, Guaranteed ?t v.l Drugi
,glst GOc. H