Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 12

SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 1904 TTTE FORT YVOTtTTT TELEGRAM 12 a -T-: fav Price a alify -h i -S- -hi- tt 4n- "A- En the mis fro: ice is is SOODJPE University Eleven Takes Hard Fought Contest From Texas Christian College at the Fair Ground in Dallas The shrewd buyer is not attracted by price indue wmentsthat time has gonetoday it is a question of CftiCltitjr Aristocracy In Men's Clothing ReadytoWear We mean garments that appeal to the best-dressed man the man who wishing to obtain the very finest Ready-to-Wear Clothing considers quality before cost We cater especially tc this trade having always in stock garments that show in every line and seam the talent devoted to their manufacture Years ago such clothes as these were never thought of but the demand has created a radical revolution in fine clothes making 1 km faltie stands for good ditty and 5 1 MEN'S READY-TAILORED fair price while cheap price means cheap quality The man who really secures the best bargains seeks qzjaJity first We offer the best clothing values in Fort Worth Ottr prices hs a Ittte ly the est9 quality considered and your money back on that proposition every timethat's fair I Suits and Overcoats FOR FALL AND WINTER This season we have bent every energy toward the production of these fine garments and now we invite your critical inspection SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10 to S30 saJ 7L Copyright 1904 by Hurt SchaiYner Marx Pecan street was entered sometime yesterday evening early and some wearing apparel stolen from the house The party or parties who committed tI -i iinilnnhturllv the tiime npil- ISTABLI5HED IS84 llFJJSED I 1 nrri NEW YORKEfl ANXIOUS FOR HIS WIFE Certiry Bj siding Main and Eighth 5 THE MAIN STREET CLOTHIERS I ULAN fmiipppi OFF'CE JJi I HAS IT CORSEY BUILDING CO E-POYOn STS MANUFACTURING RETAIL STATIONERS LITHOCRAPHEHS STEEL ENGRAVERS ij PUBLISHERS AND BOOK BINDERS I the DOR SS-ViS? I I The Best Equipped Establishment cr the Kind in America 1 1 1 5 I A A pie wno nave nuineo six resiliences the past three days In each case only-wearing apparel has been taken The Ahavath Zion is to hold a meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Jewish synagogue on Taylor street French Lick Springs Hotel French Lick Ind American rest and health resort "On the Monon" Send for free booklet Officers Speight and Clearke arrested Charles Carter late yesterday afternoon as being a deserter from the United States army Inspector Wellis of te El Paso immigration station spent last night tn Fort Worth He is going east for si thirty days' vacation George Hall superintendent of the Temple Ladies Find Clothing on the River Eank and an Investigation Is to Be Started at Once FLOOD THREATENS MILNER FORCED kSHINGTOX INDICATIONS Eastern Texas Fair S'mday and Monday fresh east to north- 4 east winds Arkansas and Oklahoma Fair dpi Sunday and Monday 4 Western Texas Fair Sunday and Monday A FTfl Fort Worth University won in their game with the Texas Christian College team of Waco at Dallas yesterday aft-ei noon The score was 4 to 0 and the game was one of the best of the season Tiie players from here were the pick of the large number of athletes in training this year at the college Every one of the men went into the game to win and win they did but by a score that no more than settled the question The game was called at a few minutes past 4 o'clock at the State Fait grounds only a small crowd being present It was decided at the beginning of th game play twenty-minute halves The Waco team kicked off Fort Worth got the ball on the fifteen-yard line and return -d it ten yards Both sides entered into the game? with a dash and a vim that only trained athletes could display By aserVs of end luns and becking the line Foit Worth carried the tail to their forty-yard line There the team was held downs The Foil Worth toys then kicked the bali to their ten-yard line The Waco boys then got the ba'l on their own ten-yard line and lost four yaids end th punted on the second down to the middle of the field Fort Wo th then got the tall in the middle of the field and w- forced to punt The lull went to the Waeo twenty-live yard liffe Then they kicked to Fort Wotth and after two downs Fort Woi th was forced to kie'e to the Waco team At this point of the game the Waco men took a brace and steadily advanced the tall into Foct Worth's territory Tin' half1 ended with Waco in of the ball on Fort Worth's live-yard line The calling of time at this point probably savi the Fort Worth team from having a touchdown scored against them The half Fort Worth kicked off The kicfc was made to the Waco team's ten-yaid line At this point the ball was fumbled and went tut of hounds but was brought in and remained their ball They punted or the second down and a fair catch was made by Fort Worth on the Waco forty-yard line Thvn Fort Worth tried for a place kick but they were blocked and succeeded in recovering the Worth then tritd Tor another place kick I For Worth was forced to punt and the ball then went to the Texas Christian I i place kick from the Held the ball going low but was fumbled by the Waco play-ess and recovered by Pease of the Fort Worth tea a wiio tan forty yards before brilliant of the panic After two short tin tali between the goal post anel male the only score of the entire game Waco then took the ball and kicked off to Fort Worth and Fort Woith by a series of lino tuns and lino ure-es advanced the tail into Waco territory where Fort Worth was forced to punt ard after two downs the Waco boys returned the kick and kicked to their own forty-yard line where a fair catch was made by Milsl ot the Fort Worth team ard a field goal attempted which was wide of the posts kicked out from their twenty-rivc-yard lire an 1 Mills caught the tail and an exchange of punts followed and the time was calle! with the in the possession of Port Woi th near the center ot the Held Loth teams put up a plucky game and showed that they were very evenly matched Both teams wanted to come together again this season but they have so arranged their schedules that it will be impossible unless the game is arranged lor aftei the Thanksgiving games The star plays of the panic was made for Waco by Masters the center ard Muse the captiin All the members of the team played with a snap that kept the Fort Wotth hoys on the jump to finish For Fort Worth Pe-ase the center Chu-bonneau full lack ard Mills the quarter bach Fort Worth Fnivcrsity last night wis proud of the score and the way the team played During the first half Mills the quarter back for Fort Worth and the team's coach got the bones of his right hand broken but he pluckily stayed in the game to the finish The ofheials of the game were Schultze of the Dallas Medical College and their coacn who refereed and Forest of Dallas who umpired The officials wete fair and Fort Worth boys are glad they had the men to rule the game they did bridges and buildings on the Rio Grande 10 RESi GM BT PRESSURE nnnntn rnuii -X--X-V division of the Texas and Pacific with headquarters at Baird is in the city Murray Harris the civil engineer in charge of the large work being done in the Texas and Pacific yards has gone to Baird to spend Sunday with his family Clay Hembrick colored was arrested at 7 o'clock last night on a charge THOMAS ROSS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Land Title Block FORT WORTH TEXAS if I BRIEFS of aggravated assault He is charged i I with throwing a brick at a negro wo-I man Sio Grande River Is Within a it Is Stated That Corruption of Few Inches cf the Highest Every Kind Has Been Prac-Mark in History and Much ticed Under His Administra- Miss Maude Becker formerly of the! A Hardie Dry Goods Company has I gone to Dallas to accept a position with I the Titche-Goettinger Dry Goods Com-1 liamage Iviay tie the Kestut tion An Exposure TEMPLE TEX Oct East Sunday a party of Temple ladies visiting Miller Springs -a picnic resort two miles from Belton on the Leon river came upon two piles of garments belonging to a woman and child lying on the river banks as if the owners had disrobed and placed them carefully there while they went ln bathing The discovery of a bottle of chloroform and an empty one labeled carbolic acid lying with the clothes however atoused the suspicion that probably there was something unusual about the occurrence The report of the matter was sent out through the press and today the editor of the Temple Tribune received the following telegram from the New York World which would indicate that there is something behind the after all: "New York Oct 14 Editor Tribune Temple Texas A Bet man here thinks clothing on river belonged to his wife She has long scar under upper right arm and lump at base of spine Boy 3 years old Answef if identified at our expense NEW YORK WORLD" Nothing further had developed in regard to the matter and no investigation has been made so far as known The receipt of the message however will no doubt stir the authorities to action and cause them to clear the matter up On account of the growth of its wholesale business THE OK SWKETS has found it necessary to discontinue either its wholesale or retail department To the necessity of this step many of our customers can testify who from day to day have called and found us out of the goods they wanted We have trefore decided to discontinue the whedesale department and to give our entire time and attention toa bigger variety of better goods for those who call at the store Come in and look over our goods before purchasing LONDON Oct 15 All attempts on the part of the British government to con-1 ceal the real reason for the resignation of Lord Milner have failed and slowly the truth is becoming known It is boldly asserted in well informed circles that Lord Milner was guilty of i the Shopping Tide today set a little too strongly toward "the other store" this evening would be a good time for you to make a study of "the other man's" advertising comparing it with your own with judicial candor Then inject as much "ginger" into your own bare-faced misrule and that corruption! under Kruger was amateurish compared with the epidemic by the former lordj campaign as it needs high commander It is rumored that a Dr Rowan a EI IASO Texas Oct The rail-roada are recovering somewhat from the floods of thi section but the Santa Fe stil has twelve miles of track out here and Albuquerque The Rock Island has a big iron brielge out at Canadian river bin is transferring passengers The K'o Grande is within a few inches of the highest mark in history and is still rising threatening the lower portion of the citv The expel engineers of the United Stales geological survey decided today to recommend the construction of a reservoir at Elephant Butte to reclaim 175-000 acres of land forty thousand acres of which is in Texas below El Paso The money is available The geological survey approves the project PRIVATE TUTOR IS NOT TO BE ALLOWED LONDON Oct 15 Premier Combes it Fiance has issued a decree according to which no one is permitted to employ a private tutor for his children unless he has permission from the government lo do so This step is directed against the Monks MILE! in FH LI Victorian medical practitioner who has recently returned from Johannesburg te! Melbourne is preparing a long statement I in which Lord-Milner' methods are not! only condemned but-exposed So far as can be learned from those whom he has taken into his confidence Dr Rowan intends to furnish proof that hundreds of men and firms who had come to South i Africa intending to do honest business have been driven out by the governor's policy which feIlowing the lines indi- cated by Lord Milner has been one of i intimitlation oppression and extortion I There is no doubt that the matter will ultimately be considered by parliament Lord Milner's resignation was by no Original ALLEGRETTI Famous THE KATY IS CHOC OL AT CRJEA MS I who have be-c-n trying to earn a livelihood means a voluntary act but he wi- forced out by the collapse of his stupendous statements of selfish pany of that city "Man was ever a tool-using animal" and in business the "edged-tool" Publicity is the most useful one as it la sometimes the most dangerous for clumsy people to handle Those interested in the liberal and philosophic discussion of spiritual thought are cordially invited to meet at the Temple on Taylor street near Seventh at 7:30 this evening Money is the fuel used on the engine of publicity no other fuel will produce a pound of steam Publicity Is the engine which pulls your store and a good engineer will tell you that to save on the fuel Is to slacken the speed little Helen the 5-year-old child of Station Master Pemberton of the Texas and Pacific depot who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever is reported as bt-ing no better The little one has suffered for over twenty-three days Two men representing commercial organizations of the territories were here all of yesterday gathering cotton pickers for the north The men who went to point-? south of here are now returning to go to the territories as they can get a better price for their labor and have longer work on the first pickings of cotton The special car Michigan was attached to the rear end of Texas and Pacific train from the west last evening The car contained a party of northerners returning from a trip to Old Mexico The train also carried the private car of Second Vice President Charles Eddy of the El Paso and Northwestern road with his family bound for a trip to the north Former Governor Hogg accompanied by his daughter Miss Ima was in the city last night en route from Dallas where he attended the great Kaliph ball on his way to Decatur to visit his brother a leading stockman of Wise county The ex-governor had nothing to say politically He was asked if he intended taking part in the present campaign and if he would make any speeches He replied that if he did he would speak in Texas only and not in any of the eastern or northern states There was a bunch of eighty cotton pickers at the union station last night from along the Katy road They took the Denver train for Vernon where they have been promised three months' work at 75 cents per hundred They were in charge of White Another bunch of cotton pickers came in from Hill county and left over the Rock Island for points in the Indian Territory They say they will be paid 80 cents Mrs Pickner of San Francisco is in the citv visiting Mrs Hart Queen Quality Starch Try it Picture frames at Brown Vera's Cut flowers at Drumm's Phone 101 Boaz's Book Store 402 Main street Manning's Powder for All Cuts and Sores Guaranteed by Pangburn Co Fashionable dressmaking Mi's Dora Boone 1300 Huffman street It will always he found a little better and perhaps a little cheaper at the William Henry Bell Hardware Co 1615-17 Main There's money in it See the announcement at head of classified page Manning's Powder for Sunburn and Cuts Pangburn guarantees it Fresh oysters at Noel's Cold Storage Market 202 Main Both phones 1565 Orchestra ball at Foote's hall every Wednesday and Saturday nights Dr Brewer has moved his office to rooms 5 and 6 second floor Denver building northwest corner of Houston and Fifth streets where he will continue to do an exclusive office practice Office hours 9 to 12 2 to 6 and 7 to 8:30 FOR APARTMENTS In new brick flat buildings lamar and Jackson streets apply to Sanguinet 510 Hoxie building Dr Blake Dentist Hoxie bldg phone Curran's Hand Laundry 6th and Burnett streets Both phones 37 Dr Jones of: over Traction Co 3d and Main Rooms 4-5-6-7 Phone 3147 Mitchell and wife are in the city by giving private instruction in French families of means thereby regaining their loothold lost during the recent agitation Hitter protests have been registered asainst the ruling and the matter is likely to be brought to the attention ot parliament In the near future A LAUNCH SINKS RAAnderson's 712 Main Street QUALITY DRUGGIST Wall Street Understands That the former Associate of Snliy in the Cotton Deal Is Trying to Buv a Road BEAFMOXT TEX Oct A smaiL launch belonging to the French Market! Company of Port Neches struck a snag in the Neches river last night and sank before the crew could get away from it No one was drowned but the entire crewl hael a narrow escape A man of Halifax Nova Scotia a vacation so badly that he pawned POLYTECHNIC LOSES TO AUSTIN COLLEGE a cemetery lot in order to pay the i expense of one K'vnvs SPECIALS AT 5 Phone 448 Phone 448 kp us "-sac a 1 i El hi This Column Monday Only Apples NEW YORK Oct Wall street heard today that Edwin Hawley the new wizard of the street had secured a commanding vote in connection with the management of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Whether this is strictly true or not Mr Hawley 's dealings in the stock have been large during the week and there is genotnl oHrie" that if he has not obtained cohtrol of the road it is a mere question of time before he will do so About 60000 shares of the stock were dealt in one day this week and it was common belief that of these at least 20-000 went into the possession of Hawley Not long ago the same financier successfully engineered a deal whereby a majority interest In the Chicago and Alton was purchased for the Rock Island road Two years ago he was an Important factor in the Louisville deal He is the sole owner of a group of lesser roads which may be easily developed and extended into a first-class system He was in with Sully on the rotten deal in which Sully went broke and Hawley realized handsomely That some gigantic plan Is formulating in his brain everj'one believes and every day is expected to bring out this plan The colors of the Polytechnic College football team were wined in the dirt yesterday evening by the husky team from Austin College Sherman To say the least the home team is now bowed in sorrow at the defeat by a score of 29 to 0 The visiting college team wiped up the earth with the "Polys" and did the job in a manner that leaves no deubt among the se-hool boys on the hill that they hit the wrong proposition From the beginning to the finish of the game the Austin team showe-d the home eleven that they were simply not in it at all From the very start of the first half until the last minute of the last the visitors were making touchdowns The first touchdown was made a few minutes after the game opened and the last touchdown was made when they had but one minute to play The visitors went to Weatherford last night elated at their Victory while the members of the Polytechnic team have all gone to cover and no discussion of the game can even be heard on the campus CHILD IS INJURED PAX AXTOXIO Oct In a collision between a delivery wagon and a light express wagon Jesusita Casillas a 14-months-old Mexican child was thrown out with its mother The baby was run over and probably fatally Injured The driver of the delivery wagon a negro was arrested on a charge of murder A GIN FIRE- SAN ANTONIO Oct Fire today destroyed the cotton gin of Felix Her- Provisions 10-pound pail Oak Leaf Lard 9110 10-pound pail Fidelity Lard 91-25 Standard Hams choice of two brands pound 15e Albatross Flour Missouri soft wheat snow white 9173 Deiicacies 1- pound Plum Pudding per tin 20c 2- pound Plum Pudding per tin 35c 3- pound Plum Puibiitir tin S5c 2- pound Blackberry Preserves X-pound Raspberry Preserves 30c 3- pound Stone Jar Preserves four varieties 0c 3-pound Stone Jar Preserves three varieties Jar Telmo Preserves 2 Tumbler Pure Jelly US Sardines from a 5-cent American up to a Aug Gillet l-4s at 25c A district convention of the Electrical 3-potind California Peaches per can 15c 3-pound Standard Tomatoes per dozen $100 I gallon Old Time Maple Syrup S5c 1 dozen Charm Corn It's sweet and tender Hi 10 I dozen Carnation Cream A pint of pure sterilized cream per dozen $120 6 cans 3-pound Lye Hominy Van Camp's It's the best 50c fi cans 3-nound Pumpkin Van Camp's It the best 50c 1 dozen 1-pound cans Clipper Brand Tomato Pulp for Soup OOo Apples All varieties peek 40 Pure Apple Cider per eiuart 15c I bushel Pumpkin Tarns the very best (KJc Potatoes have not been good lately but these are fine: One bushel Greelys OOc 10-pound box Fancy Evaporated Apples for lOO A dollar can Faust's Blend Coffee Oe A dollar can Breakfast Bell Coffee ff A dollar can Morning Delight a pure Mocha and Java blend 90c from Mitchell McNeil of San Angelo is in the city spending the day Adams Co feed produce fuel and fat kindling Phone 530 For sale beautiful lots in Dissell addition See big ad on want pages Lawson of Brownwood was a visitor in the city late yesterday afternoon WiHiams wife and son of Cottonwood are visiting in the city over Sunday Send your children to Nelson-Draughon Business College Sixth and Main streets Misses Fitzpatrick and Richards of Mt Pleasant are in the city the guests of Mrs A Lists Naomah Council Ball Tuesday night October is 1904 at Redmen Hall Admission 50 cents ladies free The telephone booth at the Texas and Pacific depot has been installed and Is now ready for the use of the public: Seventy cotton pickers were shipped from here last night to points in the ter-rit or over the Rock Island Workers will be held in this city Monday morning The session is expected to last but one day SURRENDER TO OFFICERS NEW YORK Oct Acting on advice of counsel Richard Van Cotte son of Postmaster Van Cotte of New York and Bankson Awry cashier in the general postofflce surrendered themselves in mini IK ltre rIYFn ON OITH SPECIALS OTHER THAN mil IirlIH Tit AUK WILL TO HI DELIVERED TI llV MllliMM HF IT I I KIl TO DOTH IS ON ACCOUNT or OUR OKA VII late today in order to avoid arrest HI charges of colonization in the Fifth assembly district Bail was fixed at $2000 The hearing was set for Wednesday aft-I ernoon Postmaster Van Cotte is the republican leader of the Fifth district and his son Is running for assembly BUSINESS OH MOM) i ROW DIM ot 01 II BJBGI Alt TH Alii: HI THE PRICES WIUL BOLD WWW" WHEN ORDERS IRE GIVEN OX MONDAY A NEvV NAME SAX ANTONIO Oct The committee selecting a new name for the Midway of the San Antonio Fair this afternoon decided on the name I mann near nior and also ether prop-Jerty The gin wts injured for 20M The residence of a Mrs Cole S07.