Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 3

YOUNG WOMAN SAYS N. R. R- CO. FIREMEN FELL OFF OF A LOCOMOTIVE A Ssorttman's Mecca. There is no more delightful place ln the hemisphere for out-door life and perfect sport with rod and gun than the famous Muskoka Lakes region of the "Highlands of Ontario," about 100 miles north of Toronto.

Canoeing Is one of the many pleasures the district affords. The Grand Trunk reaches it with ease and comfort, whirling its passengers through some of the grandest scenery on earth. Handsome, Illustrated, descriptive matter sent free to any address on application to Wm. Robinson A Grand Trunk railway, 608 Park Bldg.7 Pittsburg, Pa. 6 FINE PEACHES FOR SALE We want to sell fine East Texas table peaches at the low price of 75c per Bushel We have on hand more than we can use.

Call at AUSTIN CANNING FACTORY ill The Louisiana Purchase Exhibition will bring together the biggest crowd of well dressed people ever seen since the world began; and the American man in American clothes will be one of the most interesting Exhibits. If you are going, let us help you exhibit. Traveling Suits, Lounging Suits, Outing Suite and dress up Suits. Our window display of the New Negligee Shirts is attracting a great deal of favorable attention better look in and see them. SMITI WILCOX Our customers make us feel proud and fully bear out all our claims as t' the Tone, Action, Beauty and general excellence of the RELIABLE BUSH CERTS PIANOS Easy Terms if Desired.

BUSH GERTS PIANO COMPANY OF TEXAS. J. R. REED, MANAGER. Austin, Texas.

A t'UUi UAKjUUAU. 816 Congress Avenue, JUST ARRIVED, A.P.Wooldridge, I resident R.L.Brown, Jasper Wooldrldge, Vice President Cashier. THE CITY NATIONAL BANK AUSTIN, CAPITAL INTEREST PAID TEXAS. 1150,000 ON TIME DEPOSITS. Ul iti MS SJt sa A vwv jr vwh ,1 MU.1aM fiim.1vell T- OsnVM UlAt DUirU VI WHVVWI JU tXI en, Francis Fischer, John B.

Pope, J. W. Graham, A. P. Wool- dridge.

Safe Deposit Boxes for rent The banking business of the publio is respectfully Cvj SUiW San Antonio and Return 01.50 Nev Draunlels and Return Trains leave Austin at 4.15 and 6.45 SHE WAS ASSAULTED REPORTED TO THE SHERIFF THAT NEGRO ATTACKED HER ON NORTH RED RIVER STREET MORNING. BLOODHOUNDS UNABLE TO FINO ANY SORT OF TRIAL She Claimed That the Negro Assaulted Her Within a Short Distance of Her Home While She Was Carrying a Bucket of Water. The sheriff's office was notified about 10 o'clock yesterday morning that a young white woman had been assaulted by negro near her home on north Red River street. Officers with the bloodhounds hastened to investigate, but were unable to find any clue to the negro. The woman claimed that while she was returning to her home from a spring nearby, carrying a pall of water, a negro assaulted her and knocked her down.

The place where the assault was made, the woman said, was only i short distance from her home, but her screams were not heard by the occupants of the house nor by a Mexican who was engaged ln burning trash about a block away. She gave a description of her assailant to the officers, saying he was a large, young, black negro. After committing the assault she said he ran away, going in a northerly direction. The bloodhounds were taken to the place where the alleged apsault occurred, but the only trail they picked up was that of the woman which led to her home. The appearance of- the officers and bloodhounds created; a great deal of excitement in the neighborhood.

C. B. MORELAND. ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING. 105-107 W.

6th St. GE0. PATTERSON, UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE STABLES, OMNIBU8 AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER. FINE CARRIAGES AND LIGHT LIVERY. BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY.

RUBBER TIRED HOSPITAL AMBULANCE. 108 TO 116 E. 8EVENTH ST. BOTH PHONES 161. Sidewalks Police Officer Ben Pierce Is very 111 with fever at his home, 1301 East Sixth street.

A negro charged with striking a woman was Aned 115 hi the police court yesterday. (' The police are looking for a sneak thief who stole the lines from one of the beer wagons ln front of the Lemp's agency. The hook and ladder company will giye a trolley party tonight. All mem bers are expected to report ln uniform at the company's hall at 8 o'clock. Cars will leave Eighth street and Congress avenue at 8: 15 clock.

4 Mayor White is expected -soon to name the joint committee of alder' men and citizens to decide the paving question. This appointment of this committee was provided for in a reso lution adopted by the city council some time ago. The Salvation Army's bass drum frightened horse at Sixth street and Congress avenue about 8:30 o'clock last night, causing a collision between two vehicles. Nobody was hurt and but little damage done. t- C.

C. Horn and J. D. Dillingham, contractors on the Houston and Texas Central railway, and their families leave this morning to spend two weeks fishing on the Llano at the mouth of Hickory creek. They go well supplied with Ice and the etceteras that make a fishing trip enjoyable.

A party of Austin people who have for the past ten days 'been enjoying themselves at "Camp Hurrah," near Marble Falls, have returned home, reporting that they had a delightful outing and caught nearly a trainload of fish. E. J. Pressler and John O. Johnson, who were in charge of the party, say they caught a catfish so large that when it was landed the river fell two feet They made this statement without smiling.

Will Wolf, It is said, angled a fish with feathers on it In the party were: E. J. Pressler and wife, John O. Johnson, and wife, Max G. Wolf and wife, William Wolf and wife, Louis Ramella and A.

Wolf, Sr. A J. Nelson was the quartermaster general. 1 BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spankinr does not care children of urine diffi culties.

If it did there would be few children that would do it. There is a cow titutional cause for this. Mrs. M. Summers, Box 422, Notre Dame, Ind will send her home treatment to any mother.

She asks no money. Write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don't lame the 1 can't help it. A WHITE MAN IS WANTED FOR FORGERY IN ARKANSAS BROUGHT HERE YESTERDAY AND REQUISITION SECURED FROM GOVERNOR PRISONER TAKEN TO FORREST CITY. A white man arrested at Houston on a bench warrant from Forrest City, Arlu on a charge of forgery, was brought to Austin early yesterday morning by an Arkansas officer, who placed him in the county Jail.

The officer secured a requisition from the governor and left for Arkansas at 10 o'clock over the International and Great Northern railroad. A Home Product. "A prophet is not without honor save in his owh country" is as true today, generally, as when first uttered centuries ago. A notable exception to the rule is the popularity of "XXX Pearl," "Texas Pride" and other beers brewed by the San Antonio Brewing association of San Antonio-. The intrinsic merit of these products in the way of purity, medicinal qualities, nutrition and general usefulness has been demonstrated by leading physicians and chemists, and the general verdict of a large proportion of people living right here in Austin, who will testify, without exception, that there is nothing better, ln or out of Texas, than any of the products of the San Antonio Brewing association, $euthbounV 1:10 a.

a. p. Northbound. 3:67 P. -w p.

nu ..45 P- Houston 4 a. :3 p' Llano and Lampasas, 8:00 Arrives Llano, P- SSWS We. Austin. Houston 12:60 p. and p.

m- Missouri, NwthH" Waco.TJuas. S'Jh Denison and St. Louis, ynecater the Katy st Louis, and 6: 06 p. m. XVrrfvM depart H.

T. C. passenger depot 8t Saba and Llano Stan. Llns. fficoanocUonwithas-ftagtr trains.

proprietor. Mason Stage Una. except Sunday) service be-. Llano and Mason. Leave Llano iTms leave Mason 5:30 a.

m. Makes Section with tnUns. LAFRENT2, Manager. in Saba and Lometa Stage Line. Leve LomeU Hmi arrives San Jrl SaTsaba 111 arrive.

tometa :3 P- m- time a week. ERQUHART STEPHEN, Props. EKWUa7 Lometa and San. Saba. Dr 8.

8. 8hackelford, Dentist H.F. STERZIN0, IL D. Physician and Surgeon Cilice: Smith Building, 0pp. Opera flouss Telephone Connections City News ford's summer school opens August -t 100ft, REWARD Pffsnd for Krreet and Convlctien of the Train Robbers.

Captain P. I. Lawless, commercial agent of the International and Great tfertaera railroad, received the fol--towlng telegram yesterday from See-ted Vice' President and General Itan-artr Trice of the road: Tleass setlfr the papers In your Jty that the International and Great Northern Railroad company offers a nwird of $1000 for the arrest and emtotlon of each of the robbers who held up its train No. 5, near Speer, Friday sight July 15." ITITUOE OF PEOPLE IT THE CAPITOL CONCERT WUNQ AND OLD ALIKE ENJOYED THE EXCELLENT PROGRAM RENDERED BY BESSERER'S BAND LAST NIGHT. The attendance at apltol con-H was large last night and the mu-by Besserer-s band greatly enjoyed.

The usual amount of merrymaking went on among the young people, who out in vast numbers. The funny girj was there and took jon about with a Jolly fat man drink-to da pop. While not drinking, the fat man was smoking and an Interested onlooker might have wondered the cigar flavor on the bottle added wything to the charm of the drink for tte girl The cigarette boy was there also and wtween puffs he coughed violently. hen he dies the doctors will say he fnoked too many cigarettes. He sn't think he smokes too many and ondew what makes him cough.

Then the girl was there who tried to her mother by tickling her in the ear with a piece of grass and was uer The lady was there hose littl, girl "played elephant" and JMlea her blue dress crawling in the 8raM- The lonesome man was who sat by himself and wished knew a pretty girL In short, all sorts and conditions of were there and in a grefct mix- and everybody enjoyed the mu- r2kt re Probabilities for Tat the weather will sagaln be "-Cleveland Plain Dealer. J. Lamme'a Today, 917 v. Avenue. Vanilla Ice Cream.

Pecan Ice Cream. Strawberry Gem, Pineapple Gem, Lemon SherberL 8oda Water, Chocolate Ice Cream, i Lemon Ice Cream, Cherry lc. Cream. You Realize The! PRRanllin E8CRIPTI0N 8PECAL8T Cengree, Avenwe. JACK DEAN, WHILE ON RUNNING BOARD OF ENGINE, LOSES BALANCE AND FALLS, SUSTAINING 8LIGHT INJURIES.

THE GREATEST MIRACLE THAT HE WAS NOT KILLED Engine Was Running at a Rapid Rats Three Miles From San Antonio When the Accident Oocurrsd Was Not Missed for Several Minutes. The' northbound International and Great Northern train from. San Antonio arrived in Austin at 12:25 o'clock this morning, one hour and fifteen minuets late, the delay having been caused by Fireman Jack Dean falling off of the engine at a point three miles north of San Antonio. It was a miracle that he was not killed outright His injuries are thought to be only Slight Dean, had gone out on the running board of the engine to oij up some of the mechanism. The train was running at good speed, and Dean, losing his balance in some manner, fell.

Nobody saw the accident, and it Is a mystery to Engineer Jack Bain and the train crew how It occurred. The engineer ran his train about one-quarter of a mile before he discovered that he did not have a fireman. He stopped the train and slowly backed it Dean was found lying alongside the track, doubled up in a heap and in a dazed condition. He was unable to explain fully how he came to fall from the engine. He was put on board the was backed Into San Antonio, where the Injured man was given medical attention.

Fireman T. Vance was put on in Dean's place and the northbound trip was started over again. Engineer Bain and Fireman Vance, on their arrival here this morning, stated that they did not know Just exactly how Dean's condition was, but they understood that his Injuries were only slight ANTON SGHAEFER WILL REBUILD HIS COTTON GIN IT WILL BE ERECTED ON THE SITE OF THE GIN WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY FIRE OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN. Anton Schaefer began the work yesterday of rebuilding the gin which was destroyed by fire of incendiary origin at his place near St Elmo, about a month ago. The series of incendiary fires caused a loss of about $7000 to Mr.

Schaefer, almost wiping out the savings of a lifetime. Neighbors have come to his assistance and will aid him in rebuilding the gin. All will have their cotton ginned there when It Is completed, which will be about the middle of next i The gin is being erected on the site of the old one which was i The magnificent new Hotel Jefferson at St. Louis will make special rates during months of July and August I WEATHER AND CROPS WEATHER FORECAST, By Associated Press. Washington, July 26w For Eastern Texas-eaShowen and thunder storms Wednesday and Thursday? light south winds.

For Western Texas Fair Wednesday and Thursday. THE WEATHER BUREAU Weekly Crop Report Shows Shedding and Rust By Associated Press. Washington, July 26. The weekly crop report of the weather bureau issued today, says: 1 Cotton has suffered to some extent from lack of cultivation and too rapid growth in portions of the central districts, and while shedding and rust are reported ln places elsewhere, the crop generally has done well. Bolls are now opening ln the more southerly portions and picking nas begun in Texas, where ample rains have relieved the drouth conditions prevailing at the close of the previous week.

Boll weevils have appeared in two border parishes of Louisiana adjacent to the area effected In Texas, but as yet are causing no material Injury. First Bale at Giddings. Special to The Statesman. Giddings, July 26. Giddings received its first bale of cotton Saturday morning.

It was raised by E. E. Bryan of Dlmebox, Lee county. The bale weighed 690 pounds, and It was sold to W. A.

Knox at 10 cents a pound. Mr. Bryan received as a premium a fine oil painting and $9.25 ln money besides getting the ginning free. What Are They? Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A new remedy for stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation, and a good one.

Price, 25 cents. For sale by Tates' Corner Drug Store. AMUSEMENTS. Hyde Park Theater. The Hyde Park Stock company again produced "East Lynne" last night to a good house and again pleased.

Many are the performances witnessed by Austin theater goers of this good but ofttimes abused old favorite, but the stock company is giving the best production of this play ever seen locally, and deserve the liberal patronage they have been accorded. "East Lynne" will be the bill again for o) LlWn U. for New Braunfcto LAWLESS, Agent. P. J.

LAWLESS. Aanra. FAIK VAY Exposition no Whitley's parents, Colonel and Mrs. George W. Patterson, for several weeks, have returned to their home.

J. M. Donaldson and family of Amanita are visiting Mrs. S. Eakman, 409 West Thirteenth street J.

R. Blocker of San Antonio and W. B. Blocker of Del Valle were at the Hotel Sutor yesterday. R.

M. Thompson, chief engineer of the railroad commission, left last night lor Houston on official business. Miss Fannie Montgomery has re turned from Longview, where she has been visiting relatives and friends. Earnest Nalle, wife and son and Mrs. M.

G. Sampsou left last night for Denver to spend several weeks. Judge C. Eakman left last night for Roswell, N. to be gone several weeks on business and pleasure.

A. B. Langermann of Galveston, ar rived in Austin yesterday afternoon on business. He is registered at the Driskill. J.

W. Hutchinson of San Antonio, traveling passenger agent of the Frisco route, is here on business for a short time. Will P. Brady and G. W.

Brlggs will leave this afternoon for Milwaukee, where- tbey will spend several weeks. Colonel T. M. Hunt of Dallas, travel ing passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent railway, was here yesterday on business for his road. Rev.

Father John O'Keefe, pastor of St Mary's Catholic church, left last night for New York via Galveston. He will be absent several weeks. Mrs. Dr. Griffith and sons, Frank and Herbert, left yesterday afternoon for Pittsburg, Pa.

They will also visit points in Illinois, Missouri and take in the big fair. Hotel Sutor Arrivals Mrs. White, Georgetown; J. H. Davisson, J.

li. lMvlBBon, Smlthville; W. Lu TucKer, Waco: Mrs, C. M. Appleton.

Llano; George Lorwein, St. Louis; Mrs. Lewis R. Bryan and children, Houston; George Cunningham, Houston; C. R.

Hudson, A. W. Houston, San Antonio; J. B. Wolf, R.

Lyles. T. A. Pope, M. J.

Moore, Cameron; J. R. Blocker, San Antonio; W. B. Blocker, Del Valle; V.

Morelle, Georgetown; J. W. Givin, Houston; P. A. T.

Smith, W. F. Robertson, Llano; D. Johnson, San Antonio; Mrs. M.

H. Reed and children, Marble Falls; Miss Lizzie Acklen, Miss Bessie Biles, Llano; W. O. Sarrels, Tucson, Miss Emma, Loftus, Marble Falls. HEALTH OF THE INMATES OF CHILDREN'S HOME GOOD NO SICKNESS AMONG THE CHILDREN TRACEABLE TO LOCAL CAUSES OR INFLUENCES INSPECTION OF HOME.

The health of the Inmates of the Children's Home is excellent is the report made by Dr. Joe S. Wooten to the president of the institution. The report is as follows: Austin, July 24, 1904. To the President of Board of Chil- dren's Home; 7 v.

At your request respectfully submit the following report: Since my last written report to your body the health of the home has been excellent, and with the exception of a mild yet protracted epidemic of whooping cough, measles and sore eyes, diseases at that time prevalent in the city, there has been. no sickness among the children traceable to local causes or My professional visits have been few, yet I have taken pleasure in calling at various times with the view of inspecting the home. I have been unable to discover any material faults or andv have now nothing Important to recommend to your management Upon the whole. I do not see that the affairs of the home, under existing conditions, could be Improved upon. The home is scrupulously clean, the children orderly and polite, sel dom sick, and show an Improvement mentally consistent only with much time and patience spent upon them.

There are fe wprivate homes where as much can be said. To all of which I feel we are greatly indebted to our excellent matron. I enclose a diet list and some gen eral directions, which I submit to your consideration and for approval. Re spectfully, JUJfi S. WOOT1SN.

Mrs. M. A. Taylor, the secretary of the home, will leave for the north in a few days, and during her absence Mrs. W.

L. Gilnllan will act as secretary. IDaracamphl cures SUNBURN C. O. Tates, Druggist, Special Agent.

IB! Jjs Mosquito Bites, Sore Peet, Chafing, Etc. Try Bottle, Flour, Flour, Flour. To Users of Maine Flour: Others are trying to imitate us but dare not duplicate. So beware. The only genuine Maine Flour Is manufactured at Greenville.

Texas, and has Dewey's picture on every sack. The brand is registered. Don't let them fool you. Austin Brokerage Co. 603 EAST AVENUE.

ROOF and BARN paint this week 65c per gallon. Good stock of White Lead, Permanent White and House Paint IRA O. WYSE OIL CO. THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus 0350,000 Directors' Responsibility, 03,000,000 CFFICIRSr a W. Llttlefield, Pres.

John H. Houghton, V. P. H. A.

Wroe, 2d V. P. W. R. Ham by.

Cashier. P. Randolph, Assist Caehle We Solielt Your Business, OUR COFFEES Are the best because we buy the best and know, by long experience, how to roast and blend them to get that delightful flavor for which they are noted. DEEN WALLING 3POTLESS LINEN CLEANLY KITCHEN SUNNY HOUSEHOLD PEACE AND HARMONY IN EVERY FAMILY RESULTS FROM USING BOSTON DRUMMER SOAP Renowned for purity and lasting qualities cheap also, 5c the bar. Made in Austin by H.

4 A. Leser Ask your Grocer. He's wise. IF YOUR FAN I runs badly, call John L. Martin, IF YOU WANT 4 a new one, call him also.

He'll attend to both your wants. JOHN L. MARTIN, Expert Plumber and Electrician. 508 Congress Avenue. Phones 520 S.

E. ROSENGREN. Undertaker and Embalmer. Fin. Carriaaes for Hire.

413 Congress Ave. Phones 451. Personals IV Tucker of Waco is registered at the Hotel Sutor. C. F.

Tinnin of San Antonio is a guest at the Avenue. Henry Miller of Weatherford Is reg; ietered at the Avenue. J. H. Leavall of Atlanta, Ga, Is registered at the Avenue.

L. S. Murphy of Shreveport La, Is a guest at the Driskill. Mrs. M.

ADrleton of Llano is a guest at the Hotel Sutor. Mrs. J. A. White of Georgetown is a guest at the Hotel Sutor.

nru Kmmn Loftua of Marble Falls is a guest at the Hotel Sutor. H. and J. L. Davisson of Smlth-ville re guests at the Hotel Sutor.

Dr. H. M. Bennett of Florence, Is among the arrivals at the Driskill Tnrs Rrvan and children of Houston are guests at the Hotel Sutor. Misses Lillle Acklen and Bessie Biles of Llano are guests at the Hotel Sutor.

W. O. Sarrels and wife of Tucson, Arizona, are guests at the Hotel Sutor. Mrs. M.

H. Reed and children or Marble Falls are guests at the Hotel Sutor. C. R. Hudson and A.

Houston of San Antonio were at the Hotel Sutor yesterday. wl T.vlea Tr. T. Pope and M. J.

Moore of Cameron visited Austin yesterday, registering at Hotel Sutor. Cole of Sherman Is among the recent arrivals ln Austin. He is stopping at the Driskill. Mrs. B.

A. Whitley and baby of Waco, who have been visiting Mrs. a. m. and Special leaves at 9.

a. m. P. J. VORLD'S Two Routes to the St.

Louis SOUTHERN PACIFIC Vis SHREVEPORT Via NEW ORLEANS THROUGH 8LEEPER THROUGH SLEEPER Lv Sin Antonio (G.H.&3.A.)..10:30pmLv 8an Ai.tonlo (G.H.AS.A.).. 11:40 am Ar Houston Houston 7:00 pm Lv Houston (H.E.&W.T.) Houston (TA N.O.) Ar 8hreveport .4:23 pm Ar New Orleans 8:35 am Lv 8hreveport (Cotton .4:40 pmLv New Orleans (I. 7:08 am Ar St Louis 11:00 amAr 8t Louis 7l08aro Stop-Over Allowed at New Orleans QUICK CONNECTION via NEW ORLEANS, leaving SAN ANTONIO on Sunset Limited at 10: SO p. arrl ving Houston a. leaving Houston a.

arriving New Orleans p. leaving New Orleans 1:15 p. m.s arriving ST. LOUIS COS p. m.

Qpgjj Window ROUtO the SOUTHERN PACIFIC Is the OIL-BURNING LOCOMOTIVES Ne T. J. ANDERSON, O. P. A.

Smoke No Duet No Cinders, JOB. HELLEN, A. G. P. A.

FLYER" FAIR SPECIAL" Texas, gati Waj. A REVELATION In size, magnificence avl beauty.the Bt. Louis World's Fair will enrpaaa any previous Exposition. To see it as it will be, get the 'Katy" Album, views of all principal buildings reproduced ln colors in the lithographer' highest art. The leaves.

Sx 10, are loosely bound and mar be framed. Bend 35a to W. O. Obush, General Passenger Ageot. M.

K. T. B'y, Dallas, Xex. THE RATV t' KATY ASO The World's Pair Trains rrom VTI She.