Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 11

0 AUSTIN" DAILY SUNDAY, JUNE 80, 1901. 1 some GERHiH gossip baseball yesterday bra; music author and compost music author and eomjsr, DM HEWS i V. says the The Morris Drug Wieo, J- HARD LUCK AND NOT HAD PLAY titF! VATHT REGATTA AT KIEL -fr For many years I have a ING CAUSED SHREVEPORT3 DOWNFALL. HAS BEEN THE TOPIC OF INTEREST. sufferer from an inactive liver ar.d constipation, ami H-ptoi ha me more goid any other remedy suegejuexi.

ana SSE? vo trir I HMAUm WAS StiUI UUi EMPEROR HAD HARD LOCK F. L. EI LAND. -J- Brooklyn and St. Louis Broke Even in Tk r-noeror Thinks Americans Are a Header Game Reports From Other Games.

MEXICO CITY, June 2D. El Timpmij, a clerical oryran, publish A ed a bitter article regarding the acquisition of the coast of lower California as an American coaling Million, charging that the Americans will make it a bssis for smuggling into Mcvico, protected by their warships, and that even if there were no nien-Jt-war to protect; smugglers American Ambassador Clayton would protect illicit business. The Mexican Herald says the article is insulting to the American ambassador and is evidence of the anti-American policy of the organ, which seeks every opportunity to stinmiate bad foeling'asrainst Americans. A mad named Ortiz, principal in the business of counterfeiting American dollars has been arrested at Colima and it is expected the mystery of this affair will be completely cleared, up. Preparations are being made by student in this capital for a public demonstration against the Catholic clergy, especially having in view the recent scandals in which they have figured prominently.

It is feared much excitement will be THE FOURTH WEEK. Better Yacht Builders Than English or Germans Other Matters. The Curtias Comedy company win open the rourtn weeK ot tneir sum NASHVILLE, June 29. Nashville's mer engagement at Hyde Park Family theater. In the Tennessee comedy, batsmen got their eye on the ball to BERLIN, June 29.

In the complete absence of. political topics of Interest this" week, the Kiel regatta attracted Girl From Nowhere." Mies Hazel day and pounded two of Selma Sou.tb.eri Tie With fine kid uppers and vest-Ins front. A tasty shoe; worth now $2.00. BURT SHoc Go Big Store, 612 Congress Avenue. unusual attention.

To everybody's Harrison will be in the title role with a strong supporting This is pitchers for twenty hits and sixteen runs, while the Alabamians scored but play that has a strong moral plot once. Hill all-around good wo-k great surprise, the best results were achieved by German inland-built yachts. The Emperor William prize. and a blending of pathos and comedy that is at all time? amusing and inter- was the feature of the game, the Nashville twirler figuring in two pretty double plays, tach time retiring the eating. Miss Harrison nas some very flattering press notices from the lead side for instance, was won by a yacht which until this competition had only sailed in Lake Wannze, near Berlin.

Several Franch yachts participated, one of which, the Aracahon of Bordeaux, sailed by the Viscount de Curza, won ing dailies on her work in the part of "Mary Jane," having played the part with Hopkins Stock company in Chica Score R.H.E. Nashville ..301 602 22 16 20 1 go for several weeks; also in the origin Selma 000 000 010 1 10 3 nal production in New York City. The i30DaysTea and Bailey, Batteries Hill, Fisher play will be given a complete produc one of the first prizes. Two American yachts which were in the races took no prizes. It is much remarked that Emperor William had hard luck alt the week until he won the first prize with eriffitts' College of Commerce Sl-XTJiKS (K)OI) POSITIONS FOli ITS GRADUATES.

THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN" HAVE GONE THROUGH THIS INSTITUTION TO PROMOTION AND SUCCESS. LET V. KEFER YOU TO A FEW OF THEM IX THE FOLLOWING LIST: Baker and Harlow. tion in every particular, and will be presented for three nights. As a special feature, Eddie Morton will present two CHATTANOOGA.

June "3. Chat tanooga slugged Gillen's benders all he emperor's yacht, Iduna, in the race for soecial class yachts. The Iduna Is new illustrated songs. Harry Lee will be seen in a black face speciality and over the lot They hit safe fiBETAEtE English built, whereas her competitors, eighteen times for a total of twenty- S. M.

Curtiss will also do a comedy turn. Dancing after the phow as usual mipourw. Samoa I and Samoa II, were built in Germany. The emperor steered the latter in the early races and made a poor nine bases. Eleven bases were stolen by Ciiattanouga, and Dolan's pitching was effective except in the fifth and on Tuesday nighf.

Mr. Scovill of the Rapid Transmit has To fully enjoy spring and summer, record. The emperor's yacht, the Me sixth innings. kindly consented to run a double num nature demand that you have new blood in your system, free from all MR. CARL MUELLER, P.ookkccpcr and Stenographer; with Smith Wilcox.

MISS CIEORGIE STURGIS, R.H.E. Score- ber of cars on the Hyde Park line from to 9, thus sivlng the long waits on poisonous substances. Do not delay ...100 253 11316 IS 0 Chattanooga ny longer, but immediately receive account of the production of "Girl teor, also turned out badly. During the first half of the regatta season the yachts were almost without wind and many of the boats were becalmed for hours. Yesterday brought a spanking breeze for the race from Kiel to Ecker- ..000 022 000 4 9 4 Birmingham Stenographer; with Superintendent of Public Grounds and Buildings.

From Nowhere." The curtain will go Dr. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound, lature's greatest aid in renovating the system. DR. W. S.

BURKHART, Cincinnati. O. up at 9 sharp. Batteries Dolan and Roth, Gillen and Khalkoff. "VARSITY" (FOR MEN) SHOES.

fede. The Iduna having been recon No more in pain tlie foot shall tread, structed with the main idea of making LITTLE ROCK. June 29. But nestle soft like babe in bed. ovah and McGuire.

Second game: Martin's three-bagger in the third in For Jo. 50 nurts no head. her a safe boat 3n rough weather, rhmieh slower. Rave the emperor a ning netted Little Rock three runs and R.H.E. Score Exclusive agents Mutual Shoe great advantage over the other yachts won the game from New Orleans.

East side Congress ave. The Induna made forty knots in three Twice the locals had the bases full. St. Louis 011 130 0017 11 2 hours and nine minutes. The yacht is but could not increase their lead.

LAND OF THE SKY. Brooklyn ..000 300 001 4 11 2 I new considered so safe that the em In Western North Carolina, between Batteries Murphy and Ryan; Kit- the Blue Ridge on the east and the Al- Score RITE. son, McJames and tarrell. pres9 has decided to take a cruise in her ohortlv in the Baltic with her leehsnies on the west, in the beautiful Little Rock 203 010 00' 6 14 i New Orleans 000 102 .1004 8 2 NEW YORK, June 29. New York valley of the French Board, two thou younger children.

sand feet abov-9 the seat, lies Ashville, won today by heavy batting. Mat- Whiile the emperor's newest German thewsun was. too much for Chicago. beautiful, picturesque and world-famed Batteries McCloskey and Lynch, Mulkey and Abbott. and English-built yacht is proved dis Waddell injured his hand in the7ourth appointing.

Admiral Koester's Komc-t, as one of the most pleasant resorts in America, It is a land of brig-tit skiej inning and Gleason went in to pitch. SHREVEPORT, June 29. Hard which is the emperor's former yacht, Meteor Reichtand, took the largest on incomnarable climate. whose McBrlde, formerly of Cincinnati, play a I i i. Dimi, Kv nnpts and ed right field for New York in today's luck and not oau playing tells the story of the home team's defeat The Ol prizes, two mms aim iu praisrs imic ucxrn game.

Attendance, 7500. whose beauties of stream, vauey anq seconds rr-niintsiin helcht have furinshed sub The Cologne Gazette, referring to the Score R.H.E. battliwas one of pitchers, with honors about even. O'Rork's home drive scored two runs for Shreveport. T.ic game was called in the first half of emperor's order for an American yacht New York 230 400 14 14 18 1 ject and inspiration for the ppinter'k brush.

This is truly the "Land jf the Sky," and there is perhaps no more Chicago 100 000 000 1 4 0 explains in an apologizing manner that his majesty had expressed the opinion that the Americans were better than the eighth inning in time to allow the beautiful region on the continent Lo Warner, uriflsh and Germans In yacht build- Batteries Matthewson and Waddell, Gleason and King. attract pleasure tourists or health seekers. Convenient schedules and very visitors to catch a train for home. Score- R.H.E. Shreveport 200 000 02 4 1 Memphis 200 001 03 6 0 The Cologne Volks Zeitung discusses PHILADELPHIA, June 29.

Cross low rates to Ashi-llle, N. and all other Carolina, Virginia. Tennessee and Georgia resorts. For map folders, summer resort circulars, routes, rates, at icturrh the ciuestion whether -Ger missed a chance to retire the third many will have a Ballin program. man in the first Inning this afternoon, Batteries Lucid and McGuire, Kern and Pittsburg scored three runs.

The ferring to Emperor William's recent and general infomation please write or and Armstrong. call on J. C. Andrews, soutnwesiern visitors were away off In their fielding. attentions to Herr Ballin, director of the Hamburg line, the paper points out Hutchin House, Passenger Agent, AMETUOAN LEAGUE.

Houston, Tex. that thre is a growing belief that Chancellor Von Buelow wants an agra CHICAGO, June 29. For seven in Note we sell infants', children's and Score K.H.E. Philadelphia OHHTOO 201 04 8 2 Pittsburg 301 000 000 15 12 5 rian policy, while his majesty prefers nings today's game was a great pitch sses slippers at a uiscwum Herr Ballin's policy of greater friend- 0iOse out all summer stock at this sea- ers battle, Harvey miming tne liness toward foreign trade. The Co down to four scattered singles, while son of the year.

Remember the name Mutual Shoe East side Congress ave. Batteries Orth, Mcr'arland and logne Zeitung instances United Moore had not allowed the semblance States to show that Germany has the Douglass; Poole, Leever and Zlmmer. of a hit. Cleveland scored in tne right to itxact better conditions from eighth on a wild pitch and a single. Furniture bought.

K. C. Miller. Ladies' strap slippers, 90 cents; BOSTON, June 29. Cincinnati won The Chlcaeos won out in their haif easily todav.

batting two Boston pltcK- I cxas State Oanitol. MR. ALDEN THORP, Bookkeeper; with Hume Mutual -Fire Insurance Company. MR. BROWN ROBBINS, Bookkeeper; Treasury Department, Slate of MR.

ROBERT J. HAMMOND, Bookkeeper and Stenographer; with Stacy Thornton. MISS IDA SORRlvLS, Stenographer; with Sanger Dallas. MR. LOUIS THOMPSON, Bookkeeper; with Isaac Bledsoe.

MISS 1IATTIE IIKWLETT, Public Stenographer; Driskill Hotel. i MISS JOSIB CLARK, Stenographer; with American National Bank. MISS CLARA SCH A FEE Bookkeeper; with Downie, Dental Supplies. 'MR. JOHN HANCOCK, Stenographer and Bookkeeper; with Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City Railway Company, Beaumont, Texas.

iMR. C. A. SCOTT, Stenographer; with Ileidenhcimer, Strassburger Co. MR.

PHIL NOLAN, P.ookkccpcr; with Ryan Cotton P.rokers, San Antonio. MR. IL B. COPES, Stenographer; with Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company, MR. L.

C. WALLACE, Bookkeeper; with Texas Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company. MR. HUGH McLA Uf 1 1 LI Official Stenographer for the United States Court for the Western Dis trict of Texas. MR.

A. H. KOENECKY, P.ookkccpcr; with W. T. Wroe Sons.

MR. WILL McELROY, Bookkeeper; with If. L. Bird well Son, Buda, Texas. i MR.

WALTER P. MARTIN, Bookkeeper; with P. L. Meyer, Agent San Antonio Brewing Association, 'MR. HARRY 'B.

BOCK. Stenographer; with Supervisor of Census, Tenth District of Texas. MR. CAM GILES. Stenographer; with F.

T. Ramsey. MISS FLORENCE WELLBORNF, Bookkeeper and Stenographer; with Bank of Manor, Texas. MR. ROYDEEN, Bookkeeper; with Dccn Walling.

MR. GEORGE DILLWORTIf, Bookkeeper; with American National Bank. MISS MARY NAGLE, Stenographer; witli J. A. Webb Bro.

MR. L. E. SHELBY, Bookkeeper; Treasury Department. State of Texas.

MR. W. FLU EG GER, Stenographer; with W. T. Wroe Son.

MISS MARTHA STAMPER. St enograpber; with M. C. Granberry, Lawyer. MR.

DENNIS ZIMMERMAN. Stenographer; with W. E. Ilarwood. MR.

HARRY BICKLER. Stenographer; with State Superintendent Public Instruction. MR. HARRY THORNTON, Bookkeeper; with Citv National Bank. MISS KATE CRAVENS, Stenographer; with Wortbam Bonner, publishers "Current MISS ROSA BALL.

Stenographer: Mark Swain. MR. WALTER PRESTON, -1 Bookkefper; with First National Bank. Lockhart, Texas. MR.

LOUIS ARLITT, Stenographer; with W. Walker MR. WILLIE HILLEBRAND, A Cwl Bookkeeper; with TTousfon and Texas Rail war. MR. JO UORNSBY, With County Clerk.

MR. MURRY GRAHAM. With the Drug House of Graham Andrews. MR. F.

L. DOWNS Bookkeeper; United States (Jauger, El Paso, Texas. r' "1, MR. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN. I'' With Au-tin and Northwestern Railway.

foreign countries in the revision of the German tariffs and complains of the United States throwing increasing after two outs. Attendance, ers out of the box and scoring at will former price. $1.25. Call for' this special this week. Remember the name for the first six innings.

Botdon bat Mutual Shoe cast side congress Swre ted Hahn hard in the last part of the R.H.E. ..000 600 04 4 4 2 ..000 (.00 0111 4 1 avenue. Chicago quantities of agricultural productions upon the European markets, "while the Yankees do not think of giving us the equivalent." The paper quotes recent game, but could not overcome the vis Cleveland Great sale of summer shoes at Burt itors' long lead. Sullivan, Shoe Co's. and Batteries Harvey o- T-nitei states consular reports as Score "K.H.E.

Moore and Wood. Xnw here is a shoe which conforms showing the progress American shoes Boston 100 101 200 5 9 2 to vour foot sole. The "Varsity" shoe are making in Germany and saying: Cincinnati 430 103 00011 16 2 never feels "new" to the foot, never DETROIT, June 29. The home team "It is realiy undesirable that things ln.us "old" to the eve. never grows shut Milwaukee out today.

The visit sweaty and is Impervious to foot acids. -should continue." ors only made lour nits. Autnuaiitr, Price J3.50. Reoaeber tne name jiu- Batteries Pittinger, Lawson, Dineen tual Shoe east side Congress av and Kittridge; Hahn aTTPeltz. 1000.

Score- R.H.E. enue. o- Referrir.g to the Chinese attempts to secui the evacuation of Shanghai, by the for troops after the evacuation of Pekin, the Lokal Anzeiger says the o- Any straw hat, values to $3.00, at 25c. K. C.

Miller. Guns rented. Detroit 0' U2- i New York Millinery Emporium. -o- Milwaukee 000 000 W0 0 4 4 evacuation of Shanghai is not to be Great sale, of summer shoes at Burt -o 1 MODERN ELOQUENCE. Shoe Co's.

thought of since garrisons are absolute Bt'fiow, Haw- Batteries Siever afTu Hon. Thomas B. Reed's great work. ly necessary for the safety of the for Knoclal nle of Japanese wash Silks ley and Maloney. Modern Eloquence," Is now off the eigners.

at C. L. Condlt Co's. press and ready ror nungry reaaers. Assisted by a large corps of the ablest BALTIMORE.

June 29. Baltimore The American colony here will c'le- men of our time. Mr. Reed has been FATAL ACCIDENT. brate Independence Day at the Ameri won out in a game against me here this afternoon.

The heat war, a1)I to bring together the brilliant While the son of Andrew Milus and can church. speeches, great platform son-in-law were out hunting yesterday lectures and inspired orations of the fntense and affected both pitchers. Attendance, 2234. great men of America and Europe who afternoon the gun of young Milus was accidentally discharged, killing his are now living or have lately passed away. Ths library is bHng sold to "R.H.E.

Score brother-in-law instantly. The charge the leading people of the nation faster 330 063 00 13 13 Baltimore took effect in the breast and pene than It can be put off the press. Ad 4 Philadelphia 004 0T0 002-13 23 dress me a card to 604 Congress avenue and I will give you the opportun trated the heart. A telephone message was sent to Weed's undertaking estab McGinruty. Foreman anq Batteries Robinson; ity of seeing the work.

ARTHUR W. JONES. lishment to send out a coffin and LTTtner. Piatt and 5wer8. Representative of John D.

Morris Co. Judge M. M. Johnson was notified to go out ancTTtold an inquest. At a late WASHINtTTON.

June 29. Young o- Any straw haT, Tallies to 3.00. at 23c. kept Washington's hits safely scatter hour the reporter was unable to learn ca while Boston bunched their further particulars. ew xorK iHiiiinery r-mporiuiti.

0 1 FUNERAL NOTICE. THE FLOOD DISASTER. Died yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Katie hits, and placed their long one opportunely. Attendance, 29C4.

fifcre Tt.TI.E. L. Byrne, wife of Unas. J. uyrne.

tn- Thirty-six Persons Iad and Missing fumrr.il will take place from the Catho lic church at 6 o'clock this evening Any straw hat, valup to $3.00, at 23c. Washington 000 000 002-2 6 2 Boston Oil OOf ((017 12 2 Batteries Patten, Mercer and Clark. Young and Crig.r. New York Millinery Emporium. The Ros ngren undertaking estab lishment Is the only arm in the city that confinesi Itself exclusively to the undertaking business.

o- Cured Of Any straw hat, values to $3.00, at 25c. New YorkT.Tlllinery Emporium. is tTie Result, RLUEFIELD, W. June 29. The total number fo aelodld wfl.cffifaO total number of dead bou.es found as a result of the Pocahontas flood is thirty-one.

Five other persons are mifng. making the total list of drowned thirty-six. All the streams are polluted with garbage and dead anianais. The work of temporary re-Vir is progressing rapidly, several more of the coal operatives having resfumed work today. It Is estimate rhat loading in hecoal field today will rach close to TlSTf its normal output.

The railroad company today succeeded in getting through two of its passenger trains from the wt and expects to run all trains on time, beginning tomorrow or Monday. The freight traffic has resumed to a small extent east of the Vidian yard. The bodies of two boys airTCTfat of an old woman were found by the forces making repairs and clearing debris on the North Fork branch yesterday. The bodies were no decomposed that it was impossible to fcfentlfy them. Itching Piles! Edward Dunellen, Wiikesbarre.

"For evn years I was scarcely ever free from the terribie torture of itching I tried all sorts of remedies. Was told a surgical operation might ave. One 50-cent box of Pyramid MR. CARL BECKER, enograpber; with the International and Great Northern Railway. MISS BULA DILLINGHAM.

Stenographer; with State Health Officer. MR. CHARLEY SPENT' E. Stenographer; with Imperial Oil Beaumont. 1 MR.

WILLTAM DREWS, Cashier; Bank of Morgan Citv, Louisiana. MRS. MARY HAIL, Stenographer; with Austin and Northwestern Railway. MR. OTIS CRAUSBY.

27-Bookkeeper; with Scarbrough Hicks. AUSTIN SUMMER NORMAL Opens 1 o'clock Monday morning it. high school building, J. M. Skinner, conductor: T.

G. Harris, Palmer. J. E. Shi-lton, D.

A. Orlmtts, Kate Grant and Will P. Brady, nvmbers of faculty. Large attendance expected. People wishing teachers to board should notify the faculty.

Only organize tomorrow. NATIONAL LEAGUE. BROOKLYN, June 29. Brooklyn St. Louis broke even in a douon header today, both scores being the same.

The first was won. by "Brooklyn by superior all around playing. Not a hit off Powell was. wasted, while those off Donovan were well scattered. Murphy was a puzzle to the home team In the second game, being effective in irvery inning but the fourth.

Attendance, 55o0. First rme Score R.H.E. St. Louis 210 000 010-4 It 3 Brooklyn 300 601 7 Batteries Powell and Nichols, Don- Any straw hat, values to $3.00, at 23c. New York Millinery Emporium.

7 T- Pile Cure saved me completely." All druggists sell it. It nrer fails to juiek! cure piles in any form. Free book by mall on piles, causes and cure. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich. Up-to-date Oxfords at DeLashmutt Eros.

For fine Catalogue, address: DAVIS A. GRIFFITTS, Pres. Austin, Texa3. 1 Get your meals durlngf the heated term at th Elite, 911 Cossress avenue..