Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 5

AUSTIN' DAILY STATESMAN', TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1901. sayf: Seven men went to work laj THE TEXAS OIL FIELD STEEL STRIKE who were members of the etlsville BASEBALL YESTERDAY sons lodge of the Amalgamated association. making1 it possible for the American Sheet Steel company to put on another crew in mill No. 2. Jver-Work Weakens Your Kidneys, tahealthy Kidneys Make Impure BlootC All the blood in your body passes through cur kidneys once every three minutes.

'HE PROSPECTS FOR A SETTLE Th report from Youngstown, faya: So certain are the afflcials here that the strike will be settled within MENT APPEAR TO GROW ERIGHTER. a day or the fires in the gas fur SOME FACTS FROM THE GEO LOO ICAL SURVEY BULLETIN RECENTLY ISSUED. MORE CONSERVATIVE BASIS NEW ORLEANS IS FLAYING SOME MIGHTY GOOD BALL THESE DAYS. ST. LOUIS HAD A SHUT 001 naces of the mil! of the American Sieei frj When a good nhy- Rj)J Kjjl sician prescribes Ix cr KH Hoop company have been lighted.

It is said that the mills will be started by IE TERMS OE SETTLEMENT August 1. tor a patient it is Schlitz beer. A phy- JONT SMASHING. 1 ne Kidneys are your purifiers, they filter out the waste or impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out cf order, they fail to do their work.

aches and rheu rnatssm come from ex cess cf uric acid in the blood. HliAtrt nor1t4 LJ sician knows the val- Some Threshers Working ire Opposite Probable Terms of Settlement Lines to Mrs. Nation. The Oil Prospectors ar lit cognizing Conditions Oil May be Found in Various Fields. i Outlined The Strikers Will Gain Boston Beat New York in the Tooth Innir.g in the National, Bnd Chicago in the American, but Little in the Conteet.

WICHITA. July 29. Eight PITTSBURG. July 29. The following ik mm now perms affect beer and he will te!) you that few stomachs can digest them.

He wil! say at once that impure beer is unhealthful. You will biow then vhv we brew threshing machine crews came Into the town of Golwich, this county, yesterday, and because they could not gat liquor on account of the Sunday law they smashed five joints, in addition to wrecking a. number of town pumps. The citizens organized a party to cause their arrest, but the threshers made them retreat. of settlement of the strike and rur program for tomorrow cornea from authoritative source ana can oe i- NEW ORLEANS.

July It wae a pitcher'? battle royal between Danm--hover and Bailey and hits were vciy few. New Orleans getting only 1, and that a si rati h. But D.mnehowvr was s-icadier and struck out eight nu'ii, receiving fine support In the field and not only came out winner, but shut Selina out. td, in all human kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick cr unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-work'ng In pumping thick, kidney-poisoned biood through veins and arteries, it used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly constitutional diseases have their beginning in kidney trouble.

It you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraord.nary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. It stands the highest for it wonderful cures of the most distressing caatv. utcome of the meeting of the comer- The rolling was resumed today when the, citizenn again tried to arrest th O.

Terms of probable settlement: The threshers, but again they had to give up. The sheriff has been asked to come at once to the scene. maigamated association is to drop intention for the beginning of a scale RUE. ,..000 1112 00-4 1 1 000 000 0 4 7 Score New Orleans Ovinia mills. All mills are to he open lills in the full sense of the term.

The HOT SO VERY SOCIAL una is sum on us meriis bv ail drucpists in fiftv- -tr mpany 19 to have the right to place man in. any place and keep Im there. In addition to the plants U.attcric DaniH'hower and Abbott; Bailey and Moore. cent and one-dollar siz- es. You mav have, a THE SOCIAL DEMOCRACY HAVE vered by the expired scale it is signed the following: W.

LVwees Wood samnlft bnttlft hv mail McKeepport; Painter, Lindsay and A THREE CORNERED WRANGLE. iitnn pi Bffuip-nom. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kllmef Blnghamton, N.

Y. IcCuteheon and Clark mills of Pitts- MEMPHIS. July 23. Memphis easily defeated Chattanooga In an unlntercPt-Ing game at League park this- after-noon. The feature of the game wan RoWVst work in the box and the sharp fielding1 of Chattanooga's outplayeis.

Attendance TOO. urg and Moneseen plants of the WASHINGTON, July 29 The oil and gas filed of western Texas is reported a bulletin issued by the geological survy. The report says the-productive territory is bung constantly extended, as there is a demand for as fuel and oil is proving a profitable The principal productive field of the western interior lies in southwestern Kansas and the southern part of Indian Territor5 although both gas and oil In limited quantities have been found as far north as Kansas City and along the western border of Missouri. According to the report the Beaumont has a gravity of 22 degrees baumce, has art asphalt base and contains a considerable quantity of sulphur. "Tests show," says the report, "that the percentage of light oils which it contains is very low and it is therefore reterardd as a fuel oil.

The cluster of wells at Beaumont, which have readied the oil deposits, are four miles south of the center of the town and within a radius of half a mile from the first discovery. The wells up to June 15, actually recognized as producers, number eleven. The active drilling has been nearly all confined to the Spindle Top H-igths, and thus far has developed1 a field of limited extent. Some of the wells situated very near to the producing territory are now proved to be failures. This has caused a more conservative spirit among the operators and the oil business is beginning to be conducted on a more careful basis.

The fact that the reservoir under Spindle Top Heights appears to have only a limited extent merican Steel Hoop company. The THE SHELVIHG OF MR. DEBS uestion of making the Wellsville sheet TU it Don-lMlannntM rtMiiinlr for lioiiof-rhwa, Olwt, Spvrmttorrhira, Wliiim. unnatnnl riia. lant and the Moneseen tin plate plant ireetly covered by the scale is to be under such rigid precautions why we even filter the air that touches it; why we filter the beer," then sterilize every bottle.

If you knew what we know and what your physician knows about beer, you, too, would insist on Schlitz. 'Phone 2T.8. Houchton Robinson, Kit Congress Ausiiu. rhftrgm, or nr iuflmra- R.H.K. .,..402 010 02' 9 1 ....000 010 0012 5 6 Score-Memphis Chattanooga ettled by the conferees.

The Amalga- 1 iiou, trmotiuD ur ulcera Who Was the Presidential Candidate tion of inueou ium- Prtrtm noatuton IthiEvuis Chi HtMiCo. of the Party Last Year Precipitates a Fight. e-ge of organizing the men in any of Hatterle' Robb and Latvson; Barry and Roth. he plants. lor srit In plain wrapper, lf fipnH.

prepaid, for I. on, or a bottlM, 2.7 Circular tout eu request. Settlement program for tomorrow: he executive committee of the Amal- INDIANAPOLIS, July 29. The amated association will meet at head- first business coming before the United convention of the socialistic democratic party today resulted in a uarters at 10 o'clock In the morning nd is expected to ratify the provis-mal terms outlined by the New York mference. An informal meeting of SHREVEPORT, July 29.

Birmingham could do nothing with either Flah-er or Sehaffstall today. The lattr retired at the enJ of the fourth inning on account of illness. Shreveport won the game in the second, when Weikart hit the tmll over the right field fence for home run with the bases- full, Montgomery played another sensational game in center. Big Four wrangle that threatened for a time at least to put an end to further deliberations of the.130 delegates present. "The Springfield" wing, the "Chicago" di he to represent the three perating companies in the joint is to be held at the same time, 'he manufacturers' conferees of the ROUTE vision and the "Independent" factions were aligned against each other.

As the afternoon pession advanced It was TO does not preclude the possibility of ast meeting will be in readiness to yieet the Amalgamated men, possibly finding oil in the same general horizon Scuie Shreveport Birmingham R.H.E. 001 100-8 11 1 ..000 000 001 1 9 3 brought to light that Eugene V. Debs, who had headed the socialistic ticket Amalgamated headquarters in the block in the afternoon to sign in the last campaign as the party's in their places. Instead of a continuous field prospectors should expect to find a number of small fields occ urring at wide Intervals. as a Joke, but a second missive stated he scales.

Batteries Schaffstall, Fisher and MeGuire; Gillen and Culver, mat rerusat to comply would result In tne girl arxiuotion and owq death. When both letters failed brine- the PITTSBURG, July 29. Evedybody is The Big Four Route Is the best line presidential candidate, had been shelved. At the same time the fact became more and more apparent that the Chicago faction had lost its leadership and that the Springfield wing dominated the assemblage practically, to the ex money a third letter was se-nt which the qui vive to night in strike cir to Chautauqua. Call on or write W.

les and the coming conference of the G. Knlttle, traveling passenger agent. so alarme-d the father that today he revealed the affair to the police. His dniichtfr is not nllowei3- to lave his Dallas, Tex. aders of the two contending forces is oked forward to with mingled hope side and while the police are trying to STRIKE ENDED.

clusion of the Chicago and Independent LITTLE ROOK, July 23. Little Rock outbatte-d Nashville today and won without trouble. Popp was very effective after the first inning, while Hill was batted hard and often. The feature of the game was a homo run by Martin of the locals in the fourth in ning. Attendance 1500.

delegates. Special to The Statesman. capture- me wouia-oe Kianapers int residence will be closely guarded. Several persons are suspected by the po- nd fear. Hope, however, predominates and peace is confidently expect-d by the majority of those interested.

Mr. Debs himself wired his congratu SAN ANTONIO, July ice. The executive committee of the lations to the convention. The session was occupied with a wrangle that for a time at least threatened to disrupt machinists' strike, which has been on in this city for nine weeks, came to an end today, with the strikers returning LAFAYETTE RELICS. IlN'liOV SO.

.1. P. Morgan, be vmalgamated association will meet In BUFFALO AND THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION SOLID VESTIBULfcD TRAINS Leave St. Loula 8:30 a. 12 noon, 8:06 p.

m. Arrive Buffalo 2:55 a. 6:13 a. 7:30 p. m.

Arrive New York 2:55 p. 6:00 p. 8:00 a. m. Arrive Bonton 4:55 p.

9:00 -p. 10:34 a. m. Through Coaches, Pining Cars, Sleep and Library Cafe Cara from St. Louis.

For Guides, Map, Hates, Sleeping Car and Railroad Tickets call oti W. CI. KNITTLE, T. P. Dallas, Tex.

C. L. HILLKART, A. O. P.

A. Kt. Mo. he headquarters of the organizations fore his departure for the United States Score Littie Rock Nashville R.H.E. ..300 O.S0 20 8 13 2 ..200 010 0003 7 1 left a chek for 10,000 pounds with too ranks.

The dissensions aros; over the report of the committee on rules in favor of the convention's voting on all o'clock tomorrow morninig to take the proposition of the United States to their benches. The men go to work nine hours a day for ten hours pay. One hundred and sixty men were af-fectt-d by the teel corporation for the settlement of Henry Potter to be paid on delivery at the United States embasv of certain valuable? relics of LafayTiTe said to be In a pawnbroker shop In London. "How they got there is not known but the questions by employing the roll call Batte lies Popp and Lynch; Hill and Either. he steel workers' strike.

This statement was made by Secre-try Williams of the Amalgamated as story is that among thesm at tne sculptured gold Jug and sword he car jciation. There was no change in the ried throughout the American cam paign which Lafay-ettt ie-ft to his osition of the two contestans today, heHrs." ADAM MILLER DEAD. CHICAGO, July 29. Rev. Adam Mil "THE PHOENIX." A good sized audience saw the first production of the above play at Hyde Park last night.

The play was well rendered and gave entire satisfaction. The piece is a good one and in the hands of the clever Curtiss company it lost none of its artistic value. Mr. Curtiss as General Gray gave a fine rendition of the difficult role, showing at all times a careful conception of the 'oth sid-es held firmly to tHe plan of -atching each other. The officials of he Wood mill of the American Sheet ompany made an attempt to start the lant and indications pointed to their NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29. Donahue was hit quite frve-ly, but Hughes kept the home tam' hits well scattered. Attendance 4il. Score R.H.E. Biooklyn 220 002 0017 13 2 Philadelphia 300 020 1006 10 4 Batteries Donovan, Hughes and Farrell; McGuire, Donahue and ler, called the "Father of German -maining inactive until the strike method.

Mr. Clemens, brother of the humorist, bolted the convention during the afternoon, followed by three others. He was the representaiev of the Debs Chicago faction. A conference was held by him and followers on the outside. They were induced to return and Mr.

Clemens took the floor. He said: "I know that the Chicago faction is down, never to regain its prestige; I know that this convention is to be dominated by the influence of the Springfield wing; I know that the end of the gallant leadership of Eugene V. Debs has come." A compromise resolution was adopted and the session adjourned. The fight over the rules was made for a test and demonstrated the leadership of the Springfield wing. Methodism in America and said to he the oldest Methodist mUilster In the United Staters, died at his home here today of old age, being 91 years old.

APPALLING SITUATION. egotiations arc decided one way or the part. Mr. W. S.

Hammer was strong ther. The first report of the day was hat the American Tin Plate company "but five hi l. Attendance 6100. support as Lester Blake. Miss Morton as Blanch was also very pleasing.

An orchestra has been added, and did as making an effort to start the Dem Report From Southern Africa R-con-centrado Camps. ler plant with non-union men and much to entertain the patrons. Tonight Score Chicago Boston hat one set of rolls was being ope P. U.K. 000 000 0011 a 2 000 110 020-4 11 I ited, was explained as being a rumor the same play will be given with danc ing after the show.

i COTTON STATICTICS. started from the fact that th impany had some men at work re- LIVERPOOL, July 29. The sales of Batteries Harvey, Patterson anj Sudgen; Young and Schreck. airing the plant with the expectation CINCINNATI, July 29 Chicago won by bunching a number of scratch hils-In the sixth inning. Srore R.H.E.

Cincinnati 000 000 1012 6 0 Chcago ...000 003 000-3 12 3 Batteries Phillips and Men-efee and Kahoe, the day were 3000 bales, 500 of which were for speculation and export and hat the strike will be settled shortly. 'resident Shaffer refused to talk en included 7400 bales American. Receipts, 3000 bales. Futures opened quiet and closed steady. American middling 1.

ne strike situation, until after the m. July, 4.19d seller; July and Aug leeting tomorrow, or until the decis- ust, 4.18d buyer; August and Septem in has been reached by the executive ber, 4.16d buyer; September. 4.16d set ommfttee concerning the propositions ler; October g. o. c.

4.09d seller; Octo the United States Steel. corporation. ber and November, 4.08d seller; No vember and December, 4.06ft 4.07d buy was intimated, however, that there as a very strong likelihood that the er; January, 4.06'&4.07d buyer; January and Feburuary, 4.07d sdler; March, MEXICAN SUPERSTITION. Juan Rocha Thinks Something Will Yet Turn Up to Save Him. Special to The Statesman.

SAN ANTONIO. July 29. Sheriff Tobin received a telegram from Governor Sayers today in which he stated that he had declined to interfere in the case of Juan Rocha, condemned to hang August 2 for the murder of John Grimsinger. The death watch was put on the prisoner but has not yet given up all hope, as he says that something will yet turn up to sav him from the gallows. omittee would not adjourn tomorrow CHICAGO, July 29.

"Th horror of the situation of the Boer re-coniM-ntrado c-ampH In South Africa appalling. Men, women and children arc dylnlg at a rate that would mean extermination of the Boer race In nine years. The penple are cooped in unsanitary quartern, where they are unable to cure sufficient food or clothing, dise-ase mak-Inft terrible ravages among them." "Thia was the situation in the Transvaal and the Orange Free State at the Christian Reformed ckurch by Rev. Herman D. Van proekhuisen, late pastor of the lead-iig Dutch Reformed church at 're-Dria.

He has come to the Uni'ed Hates to rai.e money to alleviate fie HUfferings of his countrymen, who P'e Middled together, he says. In refugee mps. Regarding the outcome of 'V ftruggle, Rev. Brockhulsen Is still -p-timistic. He believe that the vill continue fighting until thpy e' tire out Great Brtain.

"It is quite Impossible; to estlrnatr ihr lumber of tiurghers now in the field," to- said, "but the force Is undoubtedly nuch larger than when Pretoria -vas eke-n." (A f-w days before leaving Europe Mr. Jrockhuisen visited Preside-nt Krugr ind when he- asked what memge he vouid send to the American people Mr. Xruger replied; "Tell them they are le-lping the English to slaughter our eople by supplying them with horse-. ntil they had met with the manu-lcturer and formally discussed the ST. LOUIS.

July 29. Pittsburg shut cut St. Louis through the steady twirling of Chetfiro. Powell was so easy the visitors had no trouble In dividing the feries. Attendance R.H.E.

St. Louis nno 000 0f)0 0 3 2 Pittsburg on i8 j- Batteries-Powell and Schrlvor; Ches-bro and O'Connor. 4.0.ji4.08d seller; March and April 4.08d buyer. A STREET FIGHT. A Policeman Killed and His Son Fatally Wounded.

ittlement of the strike. If this is the DRTBOIT. July 29 A heavy howcr made the grounds noggy. Cronin waa hit hard and at the right time. Nopes was alw hit hard In two Innings, but the visitor won all the way.

Score R.H.E. Betreilt 002 000 210 5 11 4 Baltimore 003 002 30310 14 1 Batterlen Cronin and Nopes and Brennahan. It is easier to keep well tnan gt cured. DeWitfa Little- Early Risers taken now and then will always keep your bowleg in perfect order. They never gripe, but promote an easjr, gentle action.

Yates" Corner drug store, THE AUSTIN HCMMfiK NORMAL. The A u.hi In Summer Normal, which nan bee-n in 'KHlon h-re since July 1 will clone August 3 with state examinations. The work of the n.rmal ha progrfssed mot KatinfactorlIy from th beginning and has proyen one of tha licet held In the state thia vear. Th ase actual peace is possible In a short me. Col.

Watson French and J. 'aylor of the Republic Iron and Steel KNOXVILE. July ,29. A special to the Journal and Tribune from Crossville tlls of the killing of Policeman Hink Pass and W. W.

Knox and ompany had a long talk with Presi-ent Shaffer concerning which it was did that the Republic company was in the fatal wounding of Shirley Pass, fn earch of a number of skilled men. One The New Beer of the policeman, in a street fight at Molin, a mlnging town located the most apparent in the stat-s of the strike today was the d'ttr-lination of the striker to lose no eight miles north of Knoxville. Police la "The Texas Pride." It Is a perfect NEW YORK, July at New York In the tenth inning In the first game today on by Murphy and Lowe and Long' two-bagger. The sveond game was stopped by rain while the New Yorks were- at the In the I'-cond inning. The- Boston had s-ored three runs in their half of the Inning.

man Pass went into a section of th berr and the result of the best thought place known as "Negro town" to quell round In their struggle while peace and experience. It is brewed by the San Antonio Brewing association (City a disturbance occasioned by too much egotiations are being conducted. Most whisky. He became engaged In a row Brewery) and has Just Deen put on th market. Its success already is unpre faculty Is follows: Supt.

J. M. the officials of the Amalgamated as-iciation expressed confidence that the Irike is near an end. News received cedented. Try It and you will be sat rorn all points where the strike is In II E.

Md 200 1010 -4 9 2 .010 100 0111-5 II 3 hkinner, Supt. T. O. Harrla, Supt. W.

P. Brady, Supt. W. A Palmer, and Principal John McKIon The examinations will beein Thiir. New York Boston isfied.

ii THE WEATHER REPORT. WASHINGTON, July 29. Official al vices to the weather bureau are con with Knox, who pulled an ugly looking knife. The policeman shot him. Other officers haerd of hte affair and Chief of Police Hill Plowey and K.

E. Swaf-ford started for the scene but were met by Shirly Pass, son of Policeman Pass, and told not to go. They had words and the officers were ordered back by Pass, who flourjshed a pistol. Swaffold drew his gun and shot Shir-lev through the left lunjr, fatally Injur rogres today was of a reassuring na-jre. The strikers claim to have more flay und.r the direction of Conductor pules and the munitions of war." An Illinois attorney argued to the jourt one after another a series ol weak points, none of which jeemed to the court to have any merit, until tl court finally said; "Mr.

4o you think there Is anything In thw joints?" To which the attorney repUfl: "Well, Judge, perhaps there Isn't much "in any one nan held their ground since the strike Ratter! and Warner, Nichols anrj Kitt ridge. firmative of the press reports of th-j prevailanee of rains over the torn belt since last night with cooler weather. egan and claim to have Increased iieir membership in McKeesport alon A had corr.rj.xlon generally result iron Inactive 1 ami t- over 1500 men. The accessions to the anks of the Amalgamated association urh ease-a, DeWltv' Little Early Riser produce gratifying results. Yates' Corner drug store.

rain has fallen very generally over that section, with nm exceptions, notably Southern Ohio, Kentucky and Southwestern Nebraska. While not very heavy the rains are describ as fair at Kansas City. ave also mad-? in WellsvilU of them alone, but I didn't know but ing him. Th officers then continued their journey and found Policeman Pass quarreling with a crowd of negroes. Lowrey and Swafford soon left, Pass remaining until he heard of his son's shooting.

Pass looked up Lowrey and Sawfford and opened fire on Sawfford. Sawfford emptied his and ran and wheji Pa3 turned toward Lowrey, the- latter shot him. Both Lowrey and Sawfford surrendered. "ittsburg, Allegheny, Mingo Junction nd Riverside, W. where one of National Tube company mills is your Honor wouM kind bunch them." Case and Comment.

A ERICA LEA i UK. MLWAUKEE, July 29. Mllw Carrkk at will today end won In a walk. Rr-idy piteh'-l a gat gam" and rer. good support.

R.H.E. Milwaukee 300 oo 9 13 0 Was.hlr.gton 001 Mi 000-1 9 2 Batterles-Reidy and Donahue; Car-rlek ar.d e'Jarke. Ten days stop-over at Buffalo may be secured on all tickets over the Akron route to eastern points. Including New York, by payment of to joint asrent at Buffalo. Operated.

With the- American Steel I TractlMd Ldlcl rtptt Oppoaitlo. Dr. Hannah W. Longshore, the first woman to practice medicine la Phila BLACKMA ILING SCHEME. MATTON, 111., July thou.cf loop company the change has been lost sweeping.

Before the strike prae-ealiy alt but two of the mills wer on-union. At this time all but one of he of this company are union nd are idle from the strike. The sit-ation the American Tin, Plate corn-any is well understood. All of the lills of that company are working un-r union rules except the Monessen A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY DODGK CITY, July 29 E. Kirby.

proprietor of the Spark hotel, shot and killed hln wife and then shot himself, both dying Instantly. The cause iff a disagreement over property He was 40 years old and hif wife 38, WHICH WILL IT BE' NEWPORT, R. July Columbia today defeated the Conduction In a splendid race by two minutes and twenty-four seconds and woo the ilOoO cup presented by Col. John cob-As-tor. Her victory was decisive and convincing.

and dollars is the price demanded by unknown persons from Richard lfacrn a wealthy retired farmer of Matton, for II. T. C. SPECIAL. J29.35 to Louisville, and return.

Ticket on ale Augurt 23 and 2. From June 1 to September 30 we will sell round trip to ail leadr Ing summer resorts in the Unfctei States, limited to returu October 31. For further information on or address W. R. SMITH, Thone 565.

Driskill HotL delphia, has Just celebrated fcr 82d birthday. She has been a physVan in the Quaker city for half a century and was born there. In her your ras a remarkably handsome woman, besides being of amazing pluck, her early work as a doctor waa accomplished In the face of constant opposition, ridicule and prejudice. th sareiy i nimseit and on daurh ter. Maud-, aged 13.

A wwk ago Hearr rwelvd a Mter In which the writer CHICAGO, July 29To men were out when Mf Farland came- to bat In the ninth Innir.lg. He hit tfw first bah Pitched over the right field fence for a home- run. The visitors had no trouble in finding Pattergon. Young allowed demanded that tne mony be placed in a tin can at the woutheat corner of the Episcopal church. Hearne treated it A telegram from Wellsville tor-ju.