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AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN
AUSTIN. TEXAS, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1902
VOL XXXII
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I AM STILL DOING BUSINESS AT THE OLD STAND, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE REPORT THAT IS BEING CIRCULATED THAT I
HAD QUIT BUSINESS. YOU CAN AT ALL TIMES SECURE ANY
BRAND OF THE CELEBRATED PABST BOTTLE BEER BY CALL-
ING NEW PHONE NO 777; WAREHOUSE NO. 509 EAST FIFTH
STREET.
Hotel
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Vireproof.
Moderate Ra tee.
620 Congress Avenue.
Both Phones 288.
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SUICIDE.
Mourned the Loss of a Daughter- Used
a Winchester.
A burning question.
How to keep cool,
rule:
New Orleans Linemen Win Without
Trouble—A Good Record.
+ $3.50 value.
E. K. BLACK, 321 E. 8th.
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LINE BETWEEN GUYANDOTTE, W.
VA., AND HANGING ROCK, O.,
IS TIED UP.
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+ In the same neighborhood within
+ the past three weeks. The police
+ have been endeavoring to locate
+ the guilty parties, but thus far
4 have been unable to do so. ’ 1
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COTTON SHORTAGE.
Special to The Statesman.
Hearne, Tex., Aug. 3.—There will be
a heavy loss on cotton In the bottoms
near here, the most conservative esti-
mates placing It at betwwn 30 and 40
per cent.
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See the Erica *2.50 Men’s +
Shoes before you buy—best on +
Wctensive Library. Accessible.
Orehestral Concerts Every Evening.
All Cars Pass the Empire.
Send for descriptive booklet.
W. JOHNSON QUINN, Proorletor.
Comnissioner of
Lusucance ai l Statia
earth for the money—a regular +
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Special to The Statesman.
Dallas. Tex., Aug. 3.—An elaborate
Hat of responses to toasts at the ban-
quet to Senator Culberson has been
made up, but does not Include much
opportunity for any political speeches.
The affair is to take place next Wed-
nesday evening. Senator Culberson be-
ing now en route to Texas.
BARKER'S BOND REDUCED.
Special to The Statesman.
Sherman, Tex., Aug. 3.—The bond re
We move into our new store +
on the 15th. Until then all Sum- +
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As Reported
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NOT OUT OF BUSINESS
elected tax assessor over Proctor by
about 100 votes. Palmer defeats Snow
for county commissioner and Winn is
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Strikers Ran Cabs—Secured Passen-
gers A-Plenty— Women Cheered
by the Crowds,
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Huntingtop, W. Va., Aug. 3.—There
has been general disorder today
throughout Huntington, Central City
and other towns through which the
lines of the Camden Interstate railway
run, as a result of the general strike
order of motormen and conductors
which was to have taken effect today.
But few of the motormen and conduc-
tors In West Virginia and Kentucky
obeyed the order, but every man quit
work along the line in towns on the
Ohio side of the river. The lines here
were blockaded by the friends of union
labor and the city authorities seemed
powerless or rather made no effort to
"FORCE"FOOD OO.,
Buffalo, M. T.
Special to The Statesmn.
Ezxell, Tex., Aug. 3.M3ames Long, a
well-to-do farmer of this neighborhood
suicided by shooting himself in the
head with a Winchester. The death of
a favorite daughter is believed to have
been the ause,
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CATHOLIC FEDERATION.
Cincinnati, Aug. 3.—T. B. Mnahan,
of Columbus, president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Catholic societies,
with others, passed through -Cincin-
nati tonight en route to the national
convention of the federation in Chi-
cago this week. President Mlnahan
said:
"My attention has been called to a
widely circulated criticism in a sup-
posed interview with mo of Arch-
bishop Ireland’s recent interview on
the matter ot the withdrawal of the
friars from the Philippines. I wish to
say that the interview purporting to
having been had with me was made
‘out of whole cloth.' When requested
to give an Interview I replied that I
had nothing to say; that the federa-
prevailed in this part of the southwest
today, the temperature averaging near
the 100 point, with hot winds in parts
of Kansas that caused more or less
damage to crops. At Wellington, Kan.,
the- temperature reached 107 degrees
with 104 at Florence. In Kansas City
it was 95 with one prostration re-
ported.
4 Special to The Statesman. +
+ Temple, Tex., Aug. 3.—At the +
4- Special to The Statesman. +
+ Dallas, Tex., Aug. 3.—A bad +
+ freight wreck is reported on the- +
+ Texas and Pacific railroad east +
+ of Big Sandy in the neighbor- +
+ hood of the heaviest of the East +
+ Texas floods. Details are lack- +
+ ing, but no Texas and Pacific +
+ trains have reached Dallas from 4
Weai our featherweight underwear, our
“one ounce” shirts, our two-piece suits. These,
and the feeling of being absolutely clean and
well dressed will place you in a frame of mind
above the antics of the thermometer.
Straw Hats at half price. That ought to
make you feel like you could afford to throw
your old one away.
Ironton, O., Aug. 3.—The strike of
the employes of the Camden Interstate
Electric railway today almost com-
pletely tied up the lines from Guyan-
dotte, W. Va.. to Hanging Rock. O.,
and Intermediate points. In seven
hours all the non-union men were
driven from the cars in this city by
violence. Crowds gathered at street
intersections hurling fruit, eggs, and
other missiles at motormen and con-
ductors. At noon James Sanders, n
union man who refused to quit, wae
taken from his car and dragged toward
the Ohio river. On promising not to
resume his car he was escorted home
in a roundabout way to escape the
crowds. The conductor on the same
car and linemen were taken home in
cabs to escape the mobs. Cars were
held up all over the city until noon
when traffic was suspended. The non-
union men also were afraid to run
through the crowds at Cattiettsburg
and. Ashland, Ky., and other points on
the. Kentucky and West Virginia side
of the Ohio river. The Ironton strikers
ran cabs and secured more passengers
than the street cars, women who chose
the ancient mode of conveyance in
preference to street cars, being cheered
by the crowds.
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SHORT NEWS.
+ Santa Fe stockpens west of town +
+ late this afternoon a double- ±
+ beader extra freight in charge of +
+ Conductor Ed Temple smashed +
+ Into a trainload of cattle. The ±
+ cattle were the property of E. +
+ A. Hill of Cotulla and were being +
+ unloaded for feeding. The freight t
+ was coming into town t. :
+ Brownwood and struck the cattle +
4- cars on the main line within ±
+ the yard limits. The engineers ±
+ and firemen from both engines ±
+ Jumped and Engineer Dick +
+ Green was badly bruised. Four ±
+ cars of cattle were smashed and +
+ many ot them killed. The wreck- ±
+ age took fire and two cars and ±
+ the front engine cab were ±
+ burned. +
Cornwell's?
New Orleans, Aug. 3.—The Street
Railway company and the telephone
compantes acceded to the demands of
the striking electric linemen, agreeing
to pay them *3 per day instead of
*2.50, virtually settling the strike after
forty hours without a single disturb-
ance or overt act of any kind.
The union claims this to be a record
performance.
+ mor Dress Goods, Parasols and +
+ Shirt Waists will be sacrificed. +
+ Not cheap things cheap, but best +
+ quality at half price. Everything +
* must go, as we will move into +
+ oar new store with a clean stock. +
+ Some people will profit by buy- +
ing now. Will you be a lucky +
+ onet +
Condit, Davis & Fink;
709 Cong. Ave +
+ DR. C. A. GRAVES, +
+ Dentistry +
+ In All-It* Branches. 4
-4- Rooms 10 and 12, Sampson 4
+ building, comer Congress avenue 4
* and 7th St Over 7th St entrance +
-• olutionists Near Panama.
Washington. Aug. 3.—“Battle still
fought desperately." These were the
words contained In a dispatch received
at the Colombian legation tonight from
General Salasar, the governor of the
department of Panama, and were In
Snappy Bargains
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qulred of T. H. Barker, charged with
the killing of Robert Fairless, near ____ ____________
here, was reduced from 310,000 to $5000. elected public weigher of this precinet.
- , + the east since early this mom- 4
from + + ing, and none are expected before 4
4 tomorrow. The cannon ball from +
4 St. Louis for San Francisco, due 4
+ at Dallas at 6:55 p. m., could not 4
4- get through on account of the 4
4 weather Forecast.
+ Washington, Aug. 3.—Eastern
+ Texas: Fair Monday and Tues-
+ day; light to fresh south winds.
4 Western Texas; Fair Monday
+ and Tuesday
■4 4. »4 4* 4-4* 4- 4’■*•■!•■♦• 4 ■*■ 4-
KENTUCKY FIRR.
Loss About 350,500—Churehes Aband-
oned—All Fought the Fire.
Lancaster, Ky., Aug. 3.—The hotet
Garrard, the opera house, W. A. Ar-
nold’s livery stable, with nine horses
and twelve vehicles; Burnett & Co.’s
shoe and clothing establishment, and
F. P. Frisble’s drug store were burned
today. The loss is about *50.000; In-
surance 320.000. Services in all
churches were abandoned, ministers
and laymen joining the Ure company
in the tight to extinguish the Haines.
Prescription Pharmacy,
117 East Sixth St.
OPPOSITE DRISKILL HOTEL.
A complete Drug Store in every de-
tail. All prescriptions compounded
under my own personal supervision.
Efficient and prompt service always.
Free delivery. Phone 802.
Prohibitionists Want an Election—The
Situation Warming Up.
Special to The Statesman.
Denton, Tex., Aug. 3—The prohibi-
tion campaign In this county Is warm-
ing up and both sides are confident of
victory. The petitions are being indus-
triously circulated asking the commis-
sioners court to order the election on
August 30, and will be presented to the
body when it meets here on August IL
ELECTION RETURNS.
Special to The Statesman.
Marques, Tex., Aug. 3.—As a result
of the second primary held in this
county, unofficial return* indicate that
Vana is elected Sheriff over Lanier by
about fifty votes and that Reed is
TwoWeeks)lore:
Good Wives Grow Fair inL the ight
of Their Works.” Especially if
They Use
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DALLAS FIRE.
Dallas, Tex., Aug. 3.—The residence
owned by Mrs. Anna Scheppert and W.
D. Knowles, were burned at a loss of
about 34000, partlally insured.
Elevator fire.
Chicago. Aug. 3.—Fire today damag-
ed the big grain elevator and contents
owned by John J, Badenoch & Co., at
Seventeenth street and Walleck court,
to the amount of 175.000.
+
tion would deal with the subject of
the friars in the Philippines as its best
. ----- judgment might see fit."
From-Colombla—Four-ThousantRev- ---------- "
...... - HEAT DAMAGES CilOPS,
Kansas City, Aug. 3.—Intense heat
4. SANTA FE WRECK. + + T. A P. WRECK. +
X Engineer Hurt and Some of the +14 Trains Delayed for Twenty-Four 4
-- ++ Hour*. 4
preserve order. The sheriff also re-
fused to act and the company officials
have appealed to Governor White for
protection. Motormen. conductors and
passengers have been dragged from
cars and the disorder seems on the in-
crease, but cars are still running with
non-union labor on this side of the
Ohio river. .
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y $4. I
Yesterday we had something to say
in the morning paper* that we wer
particularly anxious that you should
read, not only for our good, but your.
Most ad readers (and most progrene,
Ive people belong to this class nowk
will take a little time Sunday and
read those trade anqouncemet,
knowing they may alteet them pecun
larily. Wo don’t want you to skip
ours. We paid good money for 12
but we are fully repaid if you’ll but
read it, for we calculate It contained
enough valuable trade information to
convince any reader that the atore was
the one place to buy homefurnlahinga,
china, glass, etc., at the right sort of
prices.
A Dreehtaet Food that Makes Vitality Quick M Lightninc- Hush
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drugstore:
sms RAILWAY strike r* $ LEST
+ —- ♦
+ Three Finds Within the Past +
+ Three Weeke. 4
4- Special to The Statesman. 4>
4 Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 8.—This +
. + morning a valise was fished out +
EGGS THROWN AI (HE MOTORMEN + was opened a dead baby about a 4
4 week old was discovered. This 4
4 makes the third find of the kind +
+ THE CITY IN DARKNESS. 4
+ Austin was in total darkness 4
4 last night. The tower lights 4*
4 were out on account of an open +
4 circuit, and citizens experienced +
4 considerable difficulty in feeling +
4 their way home. It was one of +
4 the darkest nights Austinites +
4 have had in some time. +
+++ ++++±±+*+ +++
DAMAGE BY STORM.
Council Bluffs, Io., Aug. 3.—A se- .
vere storm1 which passed bvef south- .
western Iowa today did considerable
damage to crops in the eastern part
of Pottawatomie and Western Cass
counties. A strip of country several
miles wide was visited by hall, and
the corn crop was entirely ruined. At
Avoca lightning struck an elevator be-
longing to the Dee Moines Elevator
company, and it was destroyed. The
loss 1* estimated at *50,000 on the
building and the grain,that it con-
tained.
+ = 4.
+ Enjoys the reputatioh of being a 4
+ thoroughly safe place in which to 4
4 have your physician’s prescrip 4
+ tione filled. Every care and 4
4 thought known to pharmacists le 4
4 used we that at «H times every 4
4 precoription le compounded ac- 4
4 curatly. Prompt and careful 4
4 delivery , +
. CORNWELL ♦
Gentlemen.— I think It my duty to write as*
tell you bow I appreciate the good quality off
your " FORCE ” Breakfast Food. I hare heff
stomach trouble for a year and am unable to co*
anything but “FORCE" and milk. It fe th»
only eola food I eat, and I never get tired of R
and have gained four pounds I eat about thre
packages a week. It is better than any oth
food on the market, and I cannot praise it HR
highly.
Tours very truly.
.' lI ecu .
answer to a message asking for offi-
cial information regarding the contest
which has been in progress since
Tuesday at Agua Dulce, when the
Colombian revolutionists began to
attack that place. The officials here
are anxloustyawalting additional news
of this battle. The understanding here
is that the government’s force of abbout
7000 men is engaged with a large
portion of the revolutionists who have
In the department of Panama about
4006 men in all: Agua Dulce, though
only seventy-five miles from Panama,
is in an Inaccessible part of the coun-
try. It requires eight days to make
the overland journey, while water
communication is very Irregular "and
is carried on mainly by small boats.
LAMAR GOE8 WET.
Special to The Statesman.
Paris, Tex., Aug. 3.—The prohibition
election in Lamar county resulted in a
victory for the antis by about 260 ma-
jority. The vote was the heaviest ever
cast in the county.
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ONE KILLED—ONE CUT.
Special to The Statesman.
Skidmore, Tex., Aug. 3.—Tubuclo
Remines was shot to death at a dance
near here, and another man was badly
cut, but was spirited away before the
officers arrived.
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8AN ANGELO TRAGEDY.
Special to The Statesman.
San Angelo, Tex., Aug. 3.—Carey
Stewart is under arrest, charged with
killing hi father-in-law, T. L. Daven-
port. He will be held In default of
32500 ball.
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