The Fort Worth Record and Register from Fort Worth, Texas • 2

THE FORT WORTH REGISTER SUNDAY MORXIX OCTOBER 14 1900 TEXAS UNIVERSITY WINS ers hi mm THE TIME FOR SETTING UP STOVES 1 1 fftllf IT HAND An Easy Victory Over Yantlcr bilt in Football (ame nothr3 held an indignation meetlrig yesterday with fifty in attendance Superintendent Harnett investigated the mflter today and found that the child was named Beilah Hr mother died at Galveston when the child was tune days old An old octoroon woman then adapting her They cime to Houston following the the flood It was decided to hold the c'iild from school pending further investigation The county HepiibTican executive committee held a session this afternoon and decided to put no ticket in the field but to work zealously for the election of the Repubdcan nomimes fcr the State senate and congress A rcpt Tern Per Ceat hcwiie With Yearly Contract AT SCORE 23 13 0 FCR IKE 'YASSITT sin be bom MONNIG'S ARCAD One of the Vanderbilt Boys Is Seriously Injured Internally and Mas a Rib Oetails of Oauie You can buy stove pipes coal hods coal vase ua shovels pokers stove pipe wire enameliue stove collars and everything else required duriug stove eet-inT time OMtMl Opinion That Operators 111 Concede tue NMi lUltail and Thus Settle tba strike Tellow Fever In llavana Special' to The Register Havana Oct 13 The yellow fever situation 1s not improved Havana cannot be considered secure until about February Many of the cases are not reported at all as yellow fever because of the non-developrhent of the albumen symptom although all the other symptoms are unmistakable The physicians do not de-sire to increase the yellow fo-ver statistics and are therefore unwilling to diagnose as yellow fever the non-albuminous cases New Goods in Household Has finally commenced and business has come with a rush shall have extra help this week so everybody wili be promptly waited on Those customer that had to wait during the past week will please excuse us qh the rush was too sudden 50 Pieces of All Wool Dress Goods sab- Monday 50 pieces of dress goods consisting of pcrtfes henriettas ladies' cloths sackings plaids and Stripes worth all the way from 40c to $100 a yard As long as they last on sale at 25c a yard Big stock of high grade dress goods in all the new and popular weaves now on sale at popular prices Our Entire Line of Black Silks One Week Longer 95c a Yard Monnig's Fort Worth Home-Made Ladies1 Skirts and Shirt Waists are better made better fitting more stylish and cost less than factory made Shirt Waists and Skirts Coine and see our selection If we can not tit you in the style you want leave your order at our dress goods counter and we will have the garment made on short notice See the beautiful French tiannel waist we seiltorfelro Ladies' Capes and Jackets Extra good values in cloth capes on sale at 98c $148 Sl'tx $250 and up Fine plush capes at $175 $225 $300 $450 $500 $600 $650 $800 $850 $900 and $1000 Klegant line of Ladies' Jackets from the cheapest up to about $1500 We make a special effort on a fine braided satin lined beaver jacket the finest stylish garment made at the ROWDIES ASSAIL ROOSEVELT Wares Arriving Daily We have errrthln? In the way of small household war raip ill a household Oar Hue of chamber sets Lamps aud Dinner the prettiest in the city Parties iateadijig to go housekeeping hould not fail ta call iu a At Elizabothlown Ky Attempt te Break Up Meeting- Special to The Register Scranton Pa Oct The mine workers' convention adjourned this afternoon after adopting a series of resolutions embodying the conditions under which the miners agree to accept the operator' offer tf a 10 per cent advance The resolutions provide that the operators must continue the payment of the advance until April 1 1901 and abolish the sliding scale tin the Schuylkill and Lehigh mining region making the scale stationary at 10 per cent above the present basis of price Should this proposition prove unacceptable the resolutions proirore that all questions at Issue be submitted to an Impartial board of arbitrators In conclusion the resolutions recommend that there be no resumption of work until these propositions are accepted Question of semi-monthly payments and abolition company storea were passed over it being decided that the remedies for both grievances are found in the laws of Pennsylvania and an effort may be made to see that they are enforced None of the operators' views on the resolution's could be ascertained tonight as many of them are in New York attending1 a conference and others are non-committal It is generally believed however that the slight concessions asked for will bo accepted It is generally understood that a meeting of the operators will be held at once THE RIGHT THING sum crowds mi bi lim ys arcade 1212 and 1214 Main Street Gobelism Tenor of Bis Great Crowds Assemble to Hear Democracy's Ureat Tribune in Ohio i DESTRUCTIVE HE II TEMPLE Twenty-Eight Thousand Dollars Loss and Eighteen Thousand insurance ings covering two blocks wt re burned The fire originated in the lumber ya from unknown causes and caused i total los of $75000 Atoout $30000 wil cover the losses to other builldittm The telephone and telegraph companta lost considerably by destruction cf tht lines At midnight the lire was sti burning This is the largest tire whicl hs ever occurred at Temple 'Mr and Mrs Fogle lit Wen Thirteenth stn ct are rejoicing over i line eix-pound girl A Catarrh Cnre Which la Rapidly CouiinK to tbe l'rout Special to The Register Louisville Ky Oct 13 Roosevelt a peaceful tour of Kentucky today except at Elizabetlrtown where a band of rowdies attempted to break up the neeting The other meetings were quiet and not marked by extreme die-play of feeling either way The audiences were small in the same towns where Bryan and Beckham had large crowds In Louisvlle however considerable enthusiasm was shown and oveir 5000 heard Governor Roosevelt denounce Goebelism Campbell's Lumber Yard ami Hardware Store a Hoarding House aud a Family fieiideuc Go L'p Id Smoke Mops the Coueii and work oflTlbe fold Laxative Uronio-Quinino Tablets ''iiry a in one day No Cure No Pay I'rice teau t'ULLKIM TUOtSAfiUS Special to The Register Dallas Oct 13 About 3000 people witnessed the much-'ialked of football game between the State University of Austin and the Vanderbllt University of Nashville Tenn yesterday aiter-noon at Dallas The Texas colors orange and white predominated although there was a good spi inkling of the gold and black Yanderbllt's colors The game was called at 3:25 Texas kicked off and 'the State University's hist touch-down was made in fifteen minutes by Leslie the right half-back Schreiner missed goal Score Austin 5 Vanderbllt 0 Fumbling on botn sides was quite frequent Leslie goes through Yanderbllt's center for 35 yards and follows 'that by going through the guard for another touch-down Schretner kicks goal Score Austin 11 Vanderbilt 0 On the next kick-off by Vanderbilt Russ (who weighs about 132 pounds) of State University makes a run of 25 yards and then gains 20 yards more on a criss-cross Leslie then carries the ball through Vanderbilt's center for 2 yards followed by Russ making 10 yards around for another touch-down Schreiner kicks goal Score Austin 17 Vanderbilt 0 This last touch-down of Texas was made in the short space of $V2 minutes In the remaining few minutes of this half Vanderbilt tried hard to score but all in vain McFarland Vanderbilt's left tackle was hurt and Lowler took his place In the second half Vanderbilt kicked off and McMahon the right tackle of the State University caught the ball and made a beautiful run of 50 yards and then by continual rushes through Vanderbilt's center of 3 5 and 8 yards by Texas Leslie of Austin carried the ball over for another touchdown Schreiner kicked goal Score Austin 23 Vanderbilt 0 After this until the conclusion of the game nothing of any note happened except the superb tacking of Sohreiner of Austin and the serious injury of Godchaux the quarter-back of the Vanderbilt University who was hurt in a fair tackle by Schreiner of Austin He was carried from the field unconscious in which condition he still remained at 8 o'clock He suffered internal stomach injury and the breaking of one rib Davis the full-back of Vanderbilt also received slight injuries in this half and was substituted by McDonald There was not a special feature on the Vanderbilt side worth mentioning they just simply could not stand the terrible rushes and plays made by the Texas boys Before the game started the Vanderbilt supporters were offering 2 to 1 on their team btit after the first fifteen minutes of the game not a bet could be made with them Such Texas yells as this could be heard throughout the game for the boys who represented the orange and white: Hulla Baloo Hooray Hooray! Hulla Baloo Hooray Hooray! Hooray Hooray Varsity Varsity! A All the boys on the State University eleven played superb ball notwithstanding the fumbles made and Texas certainly has the most representative team upon the grjdiron it ever had About 500 students from Austin and 100 from Nashville accompanied the football elevens to Dallas Two hundred and fifty more enthusiasts and supporters of the State University were present from Fort Worth and made themselves heard in their cheers for Austin Twenty and twenty-five minute halfs were played The line-up was as follows: Austin-Simmons end Monteith Booth tackle Kinder Harwell guard McDaniel Patterson center McCall Monument to Volunteers Special to The Register Oct 1" A monument to the memory of the al volunteer! who met death in the I'hilippi tea was dedicated here today with interesting ceremonies The oration the 'ay was delivered by Judg John Coco- rate of (irand Forks I he mot iitnent price on sale at tmoou (food line of Misses'ac Jkets at $150 $250 $300 to Children's Reefer Jackets for $100 $150 $2 25 and $300 Infants' Long Cloaks 90c $125 $250 and $400 'z selection Ladies' Fur Collarettes and Boas at $125 $150 $2(55 $275 $400 $500 and up Blankets and Comforts The host Blankets and Comforts for the least money is what you find at our store Big selection and small Comforts at 75c $1 00 $1 40 $1 75 $2 00 and up Blankets at 49c 65c $1 $2 $3 up to $12 50 We supply fully three-fourths of all the hotels and boarding houses of Fort Worth with blankets and comforts simply because we sell them for less Our Ladies' Underwear Department Is Brinvful of Good Goods for Little Money Good heavy Ladies' Vests 19c 25c 35c 50c and up Ladies' Union Suits 25c 39c 50c 75c $1 and up Misses' and Children's Tests and Union Suits from 10- up Our Boy Suit Department selection the popular Vestee Suits with plain or fancy vests for the small boy and the double breasted Reefer Suit for the larger boys Big values at 75c $1 Is a plain shaft of granite bearing the roster jf the Grafton company lirjan followed By Crcat Concourses in Tour of Oil to Special to The Rerister Cincinnati Oct The Bryan party started its second day's tour of Ohio touay at Chillicothe where over 1000 people gathered at an early hour to hear hltn talk At Lancaster 10000 cheered him while at Zanesville he was hailed as "William the Trust Killer" by 1000 enthusiastic admirers He attacked the Standard Oil company and roasted the Republicans for driving Attorney General Monett out of politics for doing his duty Coshocton gave him another hearty greeting The day's trip wound up with a night meeting at Akron where Bryan will remain over Sunday as the guest of Judge Grant For several years Eucalyptol Guaia-col and Hydrastin have been recog-nied as standard remedies for catarrhal troubles but they have always been given separately and only verv recently an ingenious chemist succeeded in combining them together with other antiseptics into a pleasant elleclive tablet Druggists sell the remedy under the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and it has met with remarkable success in the cure of nasal catarrh bronchial and throat catarrh and in catarrh of the stomach Mr Benton whose address is care of Clark House Troy says: When I run up against anything that is good I like to tell people of it I have been troubled with catarrh more or less for some time Last winter more than ever Tried several so-called cures but did not get any benefit from them About six weeks ago I bought a SO cent box of Stuart's Catarrh Tab-lists and I am glad to say they have dune wonders for me and I do not hesitate to let all my friends know that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are the right thing Mr George Casanova of Hotel Griffon West Ninth street Xew York City writes: I have commenced using Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and already they have given me better results than any catarrh cure 1 have ever tried A leading physician of Pittsburg advises the use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets in preference to any other treat Mrinorial or Miners Special to The Register BdKvardsville 111 Oct lmpros-slve memorial services for the minora who lost their lives in the Virden coal riots of which today is the anniversary were held this afternoon at Mount Olive Similar services wil! be held Woodlawn cemetery here tomorrow with memorial addresses by tuverl well-known speakers Special to The Register Temple Oct IS A destructive fire swept away a portion of the business it'istrict of Temple this afternoon involving: the loss of a lumber yard a harue9 bugrgy ard hardware house a hoarding house aud one residence The flare loss will reach some HilSUOO The fire about 5 o'clock this afternoon in tne lumber yard of Campbell Co A lumber yard iiie is always a hot one ami this one proved no exception No amount of exertion could save th lumber yard and ef-fortu were directed to save adjacent property Despite these however the flamed seized upon the hardware harness and buggy store belonging to the lumber yard people and totally consumed it and all its contents along with the lumber yard Near the 'hardware store stood the residence of SM Chattan and a boarding house conducted hy a Mr Jones ard beyond these the residence of Holbert The fire attacked all three in tu-n All the effects of the boarding house "were saved together with a portion of the household goods belonging to Chattan Both of the first name! houses were consumed the latter was damaged somewhat but the loss was fully covered by insurance The loss to Campbell Co is placed at $20000 partially covered toy $15000 insurance in the Phoenix Continental Home Fireman's Fund Hartford Phoenix of Brooklyn and other cornparies Jones' loss will reach 53000 cn which had $2000 insurance Chattan's loss is stated to be $2ooo with $1000 1 1 I I i I I 1 ment for catarrh of the head throat or stomach He claims they are far superior to Inhalers salves lotions or powder and are much more convenient and pleasant to take and are so harmless that little children take them with benefit as they contain no opiate cocaine or any poisonous drug All druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tablets at 50 cents for full sized pack-figt and t'hey are probably the safest and most reliable cure for any form of catarrh Primary Secondary or Tertiary Blood Poison permanently cured You can be treated at home under same guaranty you have taken mercury iodide potash and stiil have aches and pains Mucus Patches in Mouth Sore Throat Pimples Copper Colored Spots Ulcers on any part of the body Uair or Eyebrow falling out writo Cook Remedy Co GiO Masonic Temple Chicago Iiifor proofs of cures Capital $500 000 We solicit the most obstinate cases We have cured the worst cae iet to 20 daye 100-1 book free Prohibit losmia Active Special to The Register Pittsburg Oct 13 The Prohibitionists of Pennsylvania are now in the thick of the most active campaign they have ever waged in this state and the party leaders expect a spurt of renewed activity the coming week as a result of the tour across the state of the "Prohibition Special" President Candidate Wooiley and his co-workers start the ball rolling with a big (meeting at Pittsburg tonight and during the coming week meetings will be held all along the line of the Pennsylvania railroad winding up with a monster demonstration in the academy of music Philadelphia next Saturday night The Sugar Supply Special to The Register New York Oct One of the best authorities on the sugar trade says that while it is true that the supply of raw sugar is small and decreasing he expects there will be sufficient to go round The supply of raw sugar from beets is beginning to arrive on the market and this will be followed by imports from Demerara which should arrive about the end of the month The Louisiana supply comes on the market in November but the Cuban sugar does not begin to get here until January Thus while there may be sufficient to keep the plants in operation there Will not be much of a surplus As late as the fifteenth century Vienna had no street lamps and every wayfarer caVried his lantern Another Account Special to The Register Austin Oct 13 A disastrous conflagration broke out in Temple this afternoon aibout 5:30 o'clock and at midnight the flame were under control but till burning On account of damage to the telephone and telegraph wires communication -was not had with with Temple until 10 o'clock From the operator at the Temple exchange it was learned that the lumber yard of Campbell and a number of build- Railroad Karuings Sppcial to The Keg'ster New York Oct 13 A deep interest Is being taken now in the earning power of some of the railroads and a close watch is being kept on the reports as they are issued The principal points are the gross earning the cost of operation and the amount received per ton miles upon the freight carried The New York Central 'and the Cleveland Loraine and Wheeling head the list so far as received1! as both of these roads earn $10000 a mite The Pittsburg and Erie probably earns more than any other line as its earnings amount to more than $20000 per mile but it is part of the Lake Shore and so the average earnings show a lower figure I Johnston guard Lam McFarlane tackle McMahon ST iuu did luiuidiiy umieu iu wish uic uicat ITI0NAL I II! II I i ii 8 i lb isi 9 3 sf OCT 20 to N0Y 2 SAN ANTONIO TEX $3500000 in premiums and purses Over 1500 lioal of registered livestock will be on the grounds Other departments will be complete with Grand Exhibits The exhibit from the Republic of Mexico will be the best and most complete ever shown at any fair or exposition President Diaz has sent with his compliments to this exposition the best military band in the Republic of Mexico Which win glva Daily concerts on the Krouol Professor arl iteck's grand Military Baud will aUo glvs concerts erery day Special event days are as follows: Saturday October 20 Children'" Day Press Day Southern Pacific Day Sunday October 81 Band Concerts Monday October 22 Woodman of the World Day Tuesday October 23 Confederate Day Wednesday October 24 San Ant nio Aransas Para Day Thursday October 25 San Antonio Day Bee Keeper's Day Friday October 26 "Military Day" Saturday October 27 Day A A College Day Sunday October 28 Sons of Herrmann Day Monday October 29 "Katy Day: Fireman's Day East Texas Day Tuesday October 30 I Day Cattle Hoping Contest Day Governor's Day Wednesday October 81 Texas Federation of Woman's Club Day Thursday November 1 Band Contests Friday November 2 Politicians Dav $1 25 $2 $3 up to $6 Who Needs Bedding? We will scil this week good cotton batting 5c a roll Better cotton batting 3 rolls for 25c Kxtra fine cotton batting 2 rolls for 25c Good calico for quilts 4e a yard (iood quality cretonne 7ic a yard Pepperel pillow casing 10c a yard (iood bleached bed sheeting 20c grade 15c a yard (iood white counterpanes at 70c $1 25 Ovitirxg Flarvrvels cvrvd Fla rvnellettes Teasledown outing flannels 10c a yard (iood light colored outing flannel 10c quality at a yard Regular 74c outing flannel 5c a yard Kxtra tine flannelettes and 10c a yard Flannel Department We make a specialty of the flannel business we sell lots of flannels and sell them cheap Whether you buy our 50c flannels or our 12ic tiannel you are sure to buy your flannels cheap All wool red flannels 20c grade 12ic a yard Better red flannels at 20c 25c and 35c a yard Kxtra good white flannels at 15c and 25c a yard Better white flannel 35c 40c 50c to 85c a yard rood gray Irish Frieze 20c grade 15c a yard Big value in blue and gray flannels These Bring Customers Lvery Day in the Year iood yard wide bleached domestic 5c a yard Best 10c bleached domestic 7k a yard (iood quality Sea Island domestic 7c quality 5c a yd Kogular 10c cotton tiannel 8c a yard Light bleached canton tiannel 7e qualito 41 a yard me fancy satme bed ticking 20c grade 15c a yard dood apron check gingham 5c a yard iood quality dress calico 39c for 10 yards Remnants We ill have a special sale of "factory" and our own remnants this week calico percales outing fianels flannelettes etc at about Half Price Millinery If you want to buy the finest up-to-date Hats and Mil Unery in the city and want to buy it for about half what exclusive dealers charge you must come to us MONNIG'S 1212 1214 and 1306 Main Street (Continued from paps 1) to the followers of Green here who are decidedly In the majority as they thought sure that the committee having the investigation in charge at Chicago would decide in favor of Green The settlement of the mooted on-troversy as to who was chairman of the Republican state executive committee puts an entirely different phase on the political situation of the state as far as the Republicans are concerned as the gubernatorial ticket put out at the state convention at San Antonio by the Green convention and headed by Burkin of Houston will not now be recognized as the official ticket and that put out by the minority or Hawley faction headed by Hannay of Hempstead will be the regular ticket It is believed now that the Green ticket will be withdrawn and the whole party support the last named ticket Very Low Excursion Rates on Ail Railroads Barhee (Uapt) it- enu Godchaux quarter back Russ McLean back DeLesdeinier Kdgertort back Leslie Davis full back Hart pubs Nashville: McDonald Cornelius Richey Austin: He-nne Fieger Wool-rldge Bewley McMahon Duncan Ruckman Charles Cresson Princeton 95 referee William Cruikshank West Point '93 umpire Foot ill Oamea At Harvard 24 Columbia 0 At Naval Cadets 0 Princeton 5 At Newton Mass Tale 17 Dartmouth 0 At Pennsylvania 12 Brown 0 At West Cadets 28 Trinity 0 At Ithaca Cornell 16 Washington and Jefferson 5 At Oberlin Ohio Oberlin 33 Buch-tei 0 At Milwaukee Wisconsin 11 Beloit 0 At Minnesota 6 Chicago 0 BASEBALL Standing of Clubs Kame Played Won Lost PC Brooklyn 135 82 53 607 Pittsburg 135 70 65 51 Philadelphia 137 71 6S 5H Boston 135 65 70 475 Cincinnati 140 63 76 449 Chicago 140 64 76 463 New York 13 53 78 426 St Louis 13S 67 81 412 National League Games At New New York 0 5 6 Brooklyn 1 9 0 Batteries Taylor and Grady Howeil and Farrell At Philadelphia 8 Boston 3 5 Batteries Bernhardt and Jacklitz Lewis and Sullivan At Pittsburg 6 7 4 Chicago 7 10 1 Batteries Tannehill and Donohue Menefee and Donohue At St St Louis 3 10 4 Cincinnati 2 9 Batteries Jones and Criger Hahn and VORIES BROWN President VANCE Stretary want your trade and we can save you money We have been supplying many peddlers with their goods for the past seven years they are still our customers which shows that we can sell tthem goods at prices they can't duplicate elsewhere "We buy direct from the factories and buy in large quantities and save the middleman's profit Our stock is large and complete "We can fill your orders the same day we receive them and can save you from 25 to 50 per cent We are 'the oldest peddlers' headquarters in Fort Worth City customers take a look at our show windows and see the low prices we are placing on our goods All are going' at half price Lots of bargains in our store Wa always satisfy our customers or return their money "We would be glad to have you call and inspect our goods whether you buy or not fi 4 I'neumatic Tube Special to The Register Cincinnati Oct Chairman Master with the other members of the commission appointed by the postmaster genral to inspect the pneumatic mail tube service sat here today to take testimony as to its working in this city This committee after visiting other cities win report upon the advisability of extending or discontinuing the service 4 3 3 3 4 IU THE PUBLIC To correct erroneous representations bein? made and for the protec-I tion of ourselves and the public we desire to state that we are Exclusive Agents in Fort Worth for the Osage Coal and Mining Co Krebs i who are the sole producers of the Genuine Osage McAlester Coal also exclusive agents for the Celebrated Briar Creek Coal and same cannot be in this market except through the uoder-I signed RESPECTFULLY MUCC DRYDEN Phone No 84 Address 401 West Weatherford St Approved: PUTERBAUGH Southern Sales Agent Osage Coal Mining Co HOUSTON'S Octaroon School Child Turns Out to White and Adopted I i I i Special to The Register Houston Oct A sensation of considerable magnitude has developed sine tlu- ftading flhe little girl sus-picioned to be an octoroon in the Hawthorne school Half of the pupils had btteu withdrawn by their parents The Hi! and lllj Houston St.