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BOUSTON DAILY roaTv SA rmtDAT MOKNINO. JULY 23; 1910.
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Tickets Gesai l Rets - - ' s
Oatil Oct 31 -
Office: 21 7 Main
VOU Kig men tall mn thin men extra
short menmen of extra .firth or
other hard" to-fit men who have got the
Libit of Laving trouble in getting a fit come and see
JiowrWell we can fit you at a price which makes a
'custom tailor's price sound like frenzied finance.
Our Clearance Sale
n 1
1: j tl c p.
une 01 11. ij. w Pi.
Choice of the $40.00 Suits
UHoloe of tbe 135.00 Suite
Choice pf Ihe $30.00 Suit
Choice of the $25.00 Suits
Choice of the $20.00 Suits
Choice of the $18.00 Suits
: Choice of the $15.00 Suits at $10.30
(Blocs Blacks and Mohairs at 20 per Cent Reduction.)
All Trousers Are
Straw Hats
':. We've the season's choicest ajid best
straws in shapes to suit all ages and tastes.
Splits Sennits and Milans in stiff and
Sflfi brims at
$2 $3 $4 and $5
-rAn unusually good line of Panamas
$S to $12.50
I Hutchinson
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ADVANCED SATES SUSPENDED
Western Traffic Men Come to Agree-
s . . rment With Commission.
. lAttaaated Press Report.)
AT WASHINGTON. July 22-It ni an-
nounced toflay after a conference be-
tweea Chairman Knapp of ths Interstate
'" commerce commission and a committee
of th traffic official! of the Western
tMinh ll.u k.4 ..... .1 . . .j I - .
by th carrier would be suspended vol
untarily until November 1.
' The agreement effected Is the aame
' substantially aa that made between the
'ommlsslon and the Kastern lines. It
'mean that all Important and general In-
ereaa In freight ratea that were to
have beooma effective on August 1 will
be postponed until the commiwilon ahiill
hare the opportunity to determine wheth-
er they are reaaonable or not.
I doe not follow that the suspensions
will be made permanent. In the view of
ihe commission and railroad officials it
certain that aome of the advances
will be approved eventually.
T?f tion of the railroads In volun-
tarily suspending 4he advances was taken
with a view to simplifying a complex
olteatkm and to relieving the commls-
. w" Jf"u " snippers xrom
m harraasmen t The direct suapenslim
commission of the tariffs propos-
ing the advance In rate would ve
be a saonumental clerical task.
bsrras of the agreement exist-
1". wl continue in effect until
HOTsabsr L Meantime the commission
pro post to undertake the hearing of
the eases Involving the proposed increase
la fate.
Testimony In the ir..t.r . .
Vi- !JLHfI!rJor olt'' Tlnning AtiRust
Tha .taWn of testimony in the
will be begun In Chicago
A u guar n
; J. C tatXTH WAS NAMED
JU Bnpemtendeat of Texas Division
TV;' ' of tile Western Union.
j ' v (HHuHa Put Sfrdal.)
i i IWW ORLBANS July 2t. Louis Mc-
XUek k4 of the new gulf . vision of
fh Western Union. beida conference to-
day at the st Charlas hotel with a num-
ber ef other officials of that corpotatton
fbUewta which It waa announced three
subdivision are to be created one for
Oklahoma on for Texas and one for
Louisiana r. P. Cummin g It appointed
superintendent of the Louisiana division
wit headquarters at New. Orleans; J. c.
Smith superintendent of the Texas di-
vision with headquarter at -Dallas t-rt
Ltafafelt superintendent of . the
J'lf'botna division with headquarter at
Oklahoma City Plans for reorganise -
. tloa Of tha divisions wera formulated but
I" );' Beleotlons made today
b.T? i?.! PPve4 by th head offl-
u1ettiiBSa5Lbut r
Ula iwportad that W. a. Port eon will
5?00S!l.i.Cm.l?lBB M mcal "nager.
i r' fT'Uf wiu '" I11" tomorrow.
Mr. McKlsIck will return to Chicago and
wlB assume charge at Dallas August 1.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
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RETURN
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the
'"One NirttLiat"
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M. L. M orris. Agent
prices on the
summer
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domes
give you
at $28.00-
at S25.00
at $22.00
at $18.00
at $14.30
at S 1.1.00
& Mitchell
LYNCHING FEARED AT TEIPP
White Man Attempted to Assault
Young; Girl.
Cfitttstou Pott Sftcial.1
DALLAS. Texas. July 22 A white
man Is now being sought In East Fork
bottoms by a crrtjrd of angry cttlsens
of Tripp. Texas. Tbe man Is charged
with an attempt at felonious assault Up-
on a young girl while the parents of
the girl who Is IS years of age were
away on a fishing trip.
The man. against whom the crime Is
charged climbed Into the girl's room
while she was asleep.
A boy friend of the family saw the
man enter the M-indow of the girl's room
and ramp to the rescue of the girl
"Sheriff Idhetter of Dallas county im--medlately
sent two of his deputies to
Tripp after the outrage had been report-
ed to him.
The man Is salrl to be at largre In the
East Fork bottoms. He was pursued last
night by a crowd of angry citizens of
Tripp and that vicinity. Should he be
captured a lynching Is expected
NETTER LIKES PRISON LIFE
Sent Back to Penitentiary Ten Day-
After Being Released.
vhfasjroa Pal S fetal.)
NEW ROADS La.. July 2? Spencer
Netter a white man aged 42 prefers the
State penitentiary to freedom. At least
he says he does and Judging from W
actions he means what he says.
Netter was released from the State
farm ten days ago when he had Just
finished his seconi term for stealing.
Yesterday he was arrested charged with
breaking Into a box car. The Texas and
Pacific railroad prosecuted the case.
Netter went Into court today pleaded
guilty and was given a ten-year sen-
tence. He said that he did not mind
penitentiary life.
FELL FROM OIL DERRICK.
Stanley Herbert Fatally Injured at
Ansa T Untie
notion roil jpecioi.)
BREAUX BRIDGE La. Jury 22
Stanley Herbert one of the derrick men
In the Ansa Ls Butts oil field while de-
scending from the top of the rig on which
he waa working slipped and when at-
tempting to hold to a rung of the lad-
der his gloves being gressy also slipped
causing him to fall backwards strlUmg
his head on a bolt irotrudlng from Z
smoke stack on the ound. ane young
man waa taken to .w Orleans but Is
fatally injured.
(fi . n f . ...
A Wholesome Tonic
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Quickly relieve that feeling of exhaustion
due to summer heat overwork or insomnia.
"Iff STOCK. AT DALLAS.
These wUi furnish more water at lew
expense than any other Centrifugal
Pump. Write us for patalog-ue "B:" u
will tell yon why.
Also a full line of Wall Drilling
Machinery PsTmpIng Machinery Tools
and Appliances.
AmericanWellWorks
Reduced
171 Commerce St DALCAS TEXAS.
llTHE BEARS DiDTiRFPnRTnF'RAifl r V
n ' 1 II r r . ' v . .....
FORCED . COTTOH DOWI 4 A
Cy BAtEW DAT. ;
Ttt the General list Shows aa Ad
T ...iTaaoe in Prices for Week-
. ;Jait Closing-. -
NEW TORK. July n. The past week
fai tha cotton market haa beea eharactar-
ted by Increased activity In speculation
and by frequent and at times vtoHmt
fluctuations la prices.' For tmNanea la
a. single day Tuesday July 1 prices
broke fj a bale on July SI a bale on Ati
ST st and SUs to U a bale on 4h later
months. The brea on --that day" was
traceable largely to a wsQ orgaalxee
bear raid. As a prelude to tbe bear at
tacks reports wsr sent broadcast that
the "bull pool had sold oat Its holdings
na mat ine aeai in jury was over -Lon
don operators and spot Interest of promt
nence attacked tha mark vlvnrmi.lv
Many stop loss orders were uncovered in
th whole list and for a time support
was iscjung.
GENERAL LIST ADVANCES.
Tet tbe general list has recorded a net
advance far the week. Leading bulls
denied in vigorous fashion that they had
abandoned the deal and they followed
this announcement by buying not only
of July and August but also of th fall
months.
Moreover much or the cmn imh h
been unfavorable. Many believe that the
situation In Important sections of the
oouin is sucn as to preclude the possibility
of a yield of the requisite slse.
Trade reports In soma cases are rather
more favorable. In the local dry goods
market the demand has Improved and
at some advanced prices. Manchester Is
aald to have dons a good business with
India of late. Continental spinners ar
said to be carrying very small supplies of
raw material nplnners have been promi-
nent In the buying of futures here espcV
CfallV the CAntlnnBl mlnn... thJ
South has also mad purchases.
WEATHER MORE FAVORABLE.
On the other hand ths weather of late
has undoubtedly been much more favor-
able over many sections of the South.
The sales of the actual cotton have been
small on both sides of the water. Some
contend th the reports of sales of spot
holdings of leading bulls at 1 to 14 rem a
under ruling official quotation reveal
an artificial situation.
Large quantities of cotton have been
received here for July delivery and more
Is said to be eomln There has been a
noteworthy Increase in the Inral certified
stocks during the past week.
Today the market was dull and Irregu-
lar old crop month ending at a small
decline and new crop months at smnll
advances. Julv notices for .hn.t
(-bales were Issued. These were promotu
stopped by New Orleans hulls.
PIAN INDEPENDENT SYSTEM
Report of Proposed Merger of Num-
ber of Southern Roads. '
(Houtlon Pest Sftcial.)
NEW ORLKANS. July 22.-The plans
for an Independent railroad system con-
necting some of the principal ports of
the Oulf of Mexico with Ohio river points
are being worked out by L. S. Berg
president of the New Orleans Mobile
and Chicago Railroad company and Sol
Wexler. vice president of the Whitney
''entrai National hank of New OrleaiiH.
The plans according to reliable Infor-
mation obtained in railroad circles toriav
Involves the mtiger of a large number of
small railroad lines In the South Into one
big syj.tem and the constructl of sev-
eral hundred miles of railway track to
connect up the smali-r lines. Jhe lines
that It Is known will he merged are the
New Orleans Mobile aiyf f'hti ago a road
now In operation from Mobile. Ala to
Mlddleton. Tenn.; the New Orleans Great
Northern a line recently completed from
New Orleans to Jackson Miss. and. tho
Mississippi Central a road running freim
lutuestmrg Miss. to Natchex Miss.
The PastBgnuia and Northern rallroiA a
line now ti1ng built from Pascagoula
Miss to Meridian. Miss. will. It is said
also be brought Into the merger.
It Is the purpose of Berg and Wexler
to build a line from Hattlesburg. Mlsa.
to New Orleans. In order to connect the
New Orleans Mobile and Chicago with
the Southern terminus of Ihe New Or-
leans Oreat Northern while the New Or-
leans ;reaf Northern will be extended
from Jackson Miss. northward to con-
nect with 'the New Orleans. Mobile and
Chicago at some point In North Missis-
sippi. The New Orleans Mobile and
Chicago will be extended from Mlddleton
Tenn. to Memphis Tenn. and Cairo III
at an early date and later to Louisville
Ky.. and Cincinnati Ohio.
Berg and Wexier some time ago went
to New York and attempted to Interest
New York capitalists In the merger but
they soon found that they were being
opposed by the Harrlman and the Morgan
Interests. The new system will cut In on
the territory of the Illinois Central rail-
road dominated by the llarrlnan Inter-
ests and the Southern railway Mobile
and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville
railroads Morgan properties and not
wishing to antagonise the Harrlman and
Morgan Influence New York capitalists
refused to Hsten to Berg and Wexler's
plans.
Determined to carry out their plans.
Berg and Wexler have continued their
efforts to effect a merger and it is said
in railroad circles that tbey have suc-
ceeded. Wexler went to Europe and
piacea me merger plans before European
financiers and word comes from London
and Paris that he has obtained -guarantees
from foreign bankers to finance the
merger.
ST0CI MARKET WAS WEAK.
Condition Explained as Due to Poor
Bank Showings.
iAmciottd Praia Rtptrt.
NEW YORK. July 22. -The stock mar-
ket showed extreme weakness today al-
though the decline was not accompanied
by the excitement and activity sometimes
seen at such periods. The cut In the divi-
dend of Nallonal Lead which surprised
the speculative community yesterday
waa the ostensible cause for the weak-
ness. That stock broke to 4s!4 which was
34 points lower than the low price yes-
terday. United State Steel broke Into
new low ground for the year at 66H and
the siftae was true of American Smelting.
Declines of 2 to 3 points became veey
general In the course of the day. There
was no demand manifest except at con-
cessions and prices yielded easily.
A mors substantial ground for thede-
pressed sentiment waa found -In the poo.-
showlng made by the National banks of
the country In the iefurna to the comp-
troller on June SO of which the com-
pilation appeared today. The small Droav
resa revealed in the correction of over
extension of credit waa disappointing to
rhe financial1 community. Th-eUt In the
National .Iad dividend was also taken
as a possible Index of the policy of an
Ineffectual party of capitalists and specu-
lators. .
Aggressive support appeared for Amal-
gamated Copper lata In tb day forcing
the pries of that stock higher than last
night's close. This demonstration drov
the bears o cover In th general lhrt and
prices rallied strongly between 1 and SI
points from the low level of the day.
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.. Alleged Hob Leader Arrested.
-' V lAuenaniPrau Jtapan.l v r
BELLEFONTAINE Ohio July 2.-
iyi .losepn bush in alleged leader of tha
fVob which hanged Carl Ethsrlnfto at
I Newark July 1 waa arrested at Harper
m yiuags near nere late last night
sHs was rushed to the Newarjj iftl
"as tstaa' tnSlldlna at : th bonis'
of his brother-in-law. Charier jttustuu
and was prepared te resist arrest V-
TEXAS NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
' MADE GOOD SHOWING.; J r
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' According to Reports to tke Cornp-
7 troller the 485 Institutions Hare :
: ' Eesourcei of 1185516693.62.
' -HamtlamfoslSftcUt.1 '
WASHINGTON. July 22. Following a
an abstract of restorU made to tha corns-
-troller-of (ha currency .showing th eon.
ditto of tha 43 National bank I th
Stat of Texas at the close of ' business
Thursday June . 1910: - ;
K RESOCRCES. . "
Loan and discount S11S.10K.70S 1
Overdrafts 1857 Wl S4
United States bond to secure
circulation 2ft3B74S0 00
United States bonds to secure
United State deposit SOT.OOO 00
Other bond to secure United
.States deposits TS.SM T
UHd States bonds on hand. 261.T90 00
Premiums on United Btates
bonds aru ant is
Bonds Securities etc 8723.573 57
naming nouae. rum lure and
fixtures 5196911 42
Other real estate owned 11301) ill
Cue from National banks
(not reserve agents i S51&2! it
" irotn mate banks and
Danker etc. 2.000899 2S
irom approved reserve -
Senta 1S.ms.4lS n
Che.-ks and other cash Items. 877064 1
cicninin rrom clearing
hou"e 743061 ri
runs oi iNailonai banks 1 xx 71?
paper currency
nickels and cents 11499
i-awiui money- reserve in nanks vli
Gold coin. SS.S71.TTt. SO: gold treasury cer
tmcates 1209.S00; gold treasury cer-
tificates narahle to orrir IKOOfl. n-
u. .uars an.s4; stiver treasury certifi-
cates. I77S.240; sliver fractional coin
AIl.fl.. Total specie SS.74S.1SS.19-
legal tender nates il nr4 3. tui
.. . . ... ... -
e.vw.av. is. . i
riv nee- cent KMmntlnn funif
treasurer. SMl.xSK.iA- from ir-i..
pimies treasurer axx isr Tni. tia
SU.SSS.SJ.
' LIABuJflES
Cspltal stock paid In 131. 411000 00
Surplus fund
14796.706 00
pens and taxes nald
5 P2 160 27
ls.MK.040 00
93.7S7 SO
National bank notes issued..
Less amount on hand . . . .
Amount outstanding
Due to other National banks
Due to State banks and
20.0S 1.252 SO
4804.064 4S
2 MS 010 81
804751 62
429.S09 24
43112 23
9S.410.994 48
74548 46
(tn.000 00
1.307.179 17
6819696 38
42.148 49
137812 87
18.69
nankers
Dus to trust companies and
savings banks
Due to approved reserve
agents
Dt
Ividends unpaid
Indlvidual deposits
t?nlted States deposits..
Deposits of United Stai.s
disbursing officers .
Bonds borrowed
Notes and bills rediscount-1
Bills oe.ve.hle
Reserved for taxes
Percentage of legal reserve
to deposits
Percentage to deposits of
casn on hand redemp-
tion fund and due from
reserve agents
26.97
'rnl 185M6693 62
MR. ROOSEVELT'S VISITORS.
Declares He Had Two Interesting
laixs on '.Literature. .
(Ajjociatad Pratt Report.)
NEW YORK. July 22 Theodora Roose
velt spent tnriayit his edit. .rial offices In
a discussion of literature.
first .state Senator George A. Cobb
was closeted wfttf hlth. ' At the end of
their conference. Mr. Roosevelt said with
a smile:
"We had a very Interesting talk on lit.
eratiirc." Senator Cobb Is the majority
leader in the State serste and fathered
the defeated direct nominations bill.
Representative Herbert P.irsons of New
York called next with Stiiie Senator J
May be w Wainwrlirht. At Ihe cnl of their
conference Mr. Koosevelt said with an-oth-r
smile:
"I have had another very interesting
talk on literature."
"Neither of the two senators nor Mr
Parsons would add a word to this remark
John V. O'Rourke. a New York con-
tractor appeared with a roll of blue prints
and pictuna of battleships. He has a
Bcneme of raising the wreck of the battle-
ship Maine in Havana harbor for which
congress has appropriated 1300000.
IDENTITY OF DEAD MAT?.
One Murdered Near Ato'arillo May
Be T. S. Olds.
(Homton Post S fecial.)
AMARU LO Texas. July 22. A. B.
Jones seotlon foreman for the Santa Fe
at Pampa Is In Amarillo and states that
he believes the man found murdered and
concealed In a culvert on the Rock Island
east of Amarillo was T. 8. Olds former
assistant foreman for the 8anta Fe. He
stated that he had little doubt of ths
Identity Another fact leading to the
Impression that the dead man was Olds
"' statement that the Santa
Fe officials in Amarillo hold checks pay.
able to ()1(1h. covering services of two
Hi 2 ? S? Rnrt no de"ind has been I
ii. 1. . " 1 nB "eiay in calling for
ne5k nu"e contrary to the usual
habit of the man and according to the
offic-ei-s never occurred before. A closer
the body complete ldentlfloatlon of
JOHN D. WAS ARRESTED .
Becanse His Saloon Might Be -Mis-taken
for Rockefeller's.
iAtiociatei Pratt Report)
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 22.-Because
he placed In the window of his saloon
a sign reading: "This Is John D.'s
place" John D. Schnapp' was arrested
yesterday.
The complaint was Med by Frank F
Marmann who says he Is a friend of
John D. Rockefeller.
Marmann says Mr. Rockefeller Is
known as John D." and he asked what
the oil man s Bundav school mmii. ..i.i
say If they chamd to pass the saloon
and saw that sign.
$3000 Blaze t Amarillo.
(Houston Post Special.)
AMARILLO Texas July il. Fire de-
stroyed a one-story frame residence be-
longing to Belle Foster at the corner sf
North Second and Harrison streets this
ly . 13000 1 on building and furnltur. upon
which there was little Insurance. . The
blase originated from a kltohen tbva
pne of the occupants f th house dashed
from the building with .hair a blase and
other escapad in their night clothes.
Only one person -in the house saved any
wearing apparel. .
" -aa- W
Colonel R M. Thompson Surrendered
iAsttialed Pratt Report.) '
NEW TORK July !J. Colonel Robert
M. Thompson who was abroad on June
.11 last when the Federal -grand Jurri
indicted him together with James 'A.
Patten andTflva' others for conspiracy hi
restraint of Interstate trad In- connec-
tion with ths opera trrn of an alleged
cotton pool today nrrndered himself
to United State Commissioner Shields.
CotonlvThompson Is said ta be a silent'
partner In the brokerage firm of 8 H
P. Pell Co." Hs furnished ball of SSood
and waa released.
: - Pals Datlests WtnHM and Olrta. T.'
'Vibe -Old "Standard urbra's Tasteless
Colli Tonic drives out malaria and build
up tha 'm. tot gruwa pmnH aad
ul!Uian. . 4 jo.
i"rSTiJt--i...li!J
IMPORTANT NOTICE 1
1 FOR RENT
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Tha tars SawtM front Offl new eauplad aa Caert Raama M tM Hswassa
Tneatsr Ca'a SmIUIms (Prlncs Tbaatar). WIN b vaaataS by Harris Canty
SapfwSar V WIS Spools! arranoasnamw WIS b asaes) t HasaisasSaSs pf
asanafit ajnawsi latarvtowsa InvrssS. -I'y;-.. : i-
HOUSTON THEATER CO. H. Princ SoOTrsas.
HARVCY.T. D. WILSON. PrwolcUat V
" Phone PrtMton SSI or 19S5 -
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
' Houston' Text ' )
CAPITAL $1060000.00
SURPLUS $ 200000.00
We Invite Your Account and Render ihe Right Service
BANK CLOSED TODAY-LEGAL HQLIDAY
BETTISON FISHING PIER TIME CARD
Subject to Change Wlthont Notloa
Boats Leave Chapman's Wharf. Foot of 20th Street
DAILY Extra Trios Sondars and Holidays
GOING RETURNING
330 A. M. 7iOO A. M.
9i30 A. M. 12.00 M.
Ii30 r. M. 4:30 P. M.
5:30 r. M. 7tOO t. hi.
i
For the accommodation of Houston fishermen and others arriving on early
tralni extra boat will leave for Fishing Pir 6ondayi and Holidays at 6 a.m.
SCHOOLMARM
Aitoeiateti Prs$ Report.)
EMHItK t'lTY TRACK. Nw York. July 22.
Kcb'sulnisnn. barked from 13 to 5 to S to 5.
won thp TRiTTtown sflltne stakes of one mile
Iitp totiay. Perry Jnlinwm finished second
hut wasi (tlrkqnnllfleil for (mtling.
S Ix furl. mm lt-.Ta I Capt I tp Roys I OrtTx.
Billy B.Klenirf. Time 1:124 5.
Vivo and a hlf furloiiara The Haitim. fire
Straw. Muld. Time I :7 2 -5.
Ml Alii twfiitv varfbi Prlnre rial. Jun1tr
Joe. orliltt. Thno "l -41 1
'Hie mil' tin- Tarrr town ntasmti Hrhrnlmrm
I'lT-l ftnfl. Kiillcv S!Ti. Tlrrif 1 "40 l .V iPorrr
Johnn flnlxbed sertynd. but was dlaqualifled
rm fmilfnju
Hve and a half furtnnaaShaPkeltnsi. Planter
Jeat. Time 1:07.
-Mile nnn a s)te4nth Arcite Rorkstone. Zle-
nap. Time 1:47 1 3.
Cismont Took the Essex.
(Asstniatrd Press Raport.)
WINDSOR. Ontario. July 22.-Joeij Blr
apic-nilirt rWi" lindcil ('lioiout a wlnnfir In tbe
Emk.' liantlirap. the feature of today's earn.
Six fnrli.ntw Mill on the Flflaa. CaDeraanee.
Cominna. Tlraf l:UI4.t.
two miloF Hi-ivimi. laera. Hletbi
lind. Time
out waa dla-
4:21 3 5. (Tnnrner flnlnlierl aernncl.
utianrieii rr ton fne.i
Sli fiirlon-J"li Orlffln 11. Emperor Wil-
liam Plniinla. Time 1: (reoordl.
Kirs ami a lialf (tirkmss rjanmnt. Solid Com-
fort. Betli' Hne. Time 1:00 S 3.
One mlliJuriKP Laiwlns. Hawka Plight King
of the .Mist lime 1:413 5.
Seres lrlonl Friend Harry. Klfla Beau. J.
II. llautthton. Ttme 1 :ai 4 .
Sen-n furhmpi Ounrlne Martin Doyle
Spluille. Time 1:27 15.
Jllle and a alrteenth Tolonel Aahmnd Sin
fran Robert Cooper. Time 1:47 3 8.
BOY CAUGHT 10 MACKEREL
Leon Darren Jr. of Dallas Landed
Six-Poonder.
iHouston Pott Spacial.)
GALVESTON Teiaa July 22. Leon Dsr-
(en. Jr. of Pallaa th 11 year -old son of Lcoa
Danjen Sr.. holda the record of harlot 'aofbt
the largest Spanish mai-kerel booked la Gal-
v4vtnti watera tills season. It weighed six
IfiFwii'i aiiu mi inuy a wuopiter.
Of c.ui-mi tlie lad Waa not able to brln. tbe
rame flan In by himself but summoned to hi.
aalstanre Ilia father and W. O. Crush of Dallaa
who were with him at Hettiaona pier on the
north Jetty yeaterUay afternoon.
Quite an ainorttuent of flab had been caiurht
tiru iwe iimc irimw oiKra.-u i.mn me Diaraerei
and for a few aeeonda It looked like tbe flab
waa gulag to pull tbe boy Into tbe gulf and get
avay wltu mm. Hnt the lad held on to the
nor. wmie we Dig maeaoTei puiiea and Jerked
and fonjht for dear life until the elder Uargen
....I r. vniHu v.uie w ine yoiuig angler aa
alatance and landed the flab.
. PAPEE THREW UP SPONGE.
Miss Pulver Given Decision With
Parson Third in Ring.
iAsiociattd Pratt Raport.)
BUFFALO July 23. Billy 1-ayke. middle-
weight boxer Wedneaday night was married
by Her. Ethan E. Onrtlsa of the Niagara Square
Congregational church to Mkw Eda. Polver of
Hamilton. Ontario. Tbe marriage of Pips sod
MIm Punter bt the culmination of t romance.
Mies Putter's family ls wealthy and had mail
arrangements two weeks ago for Mian Pnlver
and her alater with her mother and fathiar
to sail for Kurou. for a continental trip oi
three montha. - The young woman however
had anotuet plan and . when Papke drove np
to- her door Wedneiday- in bla racing automo-
bile ahe lueipeU In and a few bonis late
they wera across the bonier and a half hour
later Mies Pulver . was Mr. Papke.
JEFF STILL COMING SACK.
Champ May Try Again. It Gleason's
; ;'.-- ".Latest Dope.';
: i . . (AtsocioUd Pratt Raport.) :;
CHlCAdO July That Jame. j. Jeffries
may again ester tbe ring ls tbe belief of Bam
Berger bla manager and Jack Oleason who
wltS Tea Rtckari staged the batlla at Raw.
Tbe promoter snd mail user arrived is Chicago
yesterday dh-eet from the Pacific enaat
"1 know that Jeffries fee la the defeat van
keesty." said Oleason "and 1 should so hi
surprised wer bla triends to perauads hisj to
aia ! mm nog. .. l
fv
Runge Defeated Aransas Past.
" Wovtan Put Spaidot - . '
' JtUNOE Texas. July '21. Rung and Aransas
Pass ball team nlaved ball her m. ..
at th HtglUiad ball park. - The result of tas
Kwi w mm mm revvr w
Waelder Beattf riatonii4i:
- V ' J iKtmtto Pott Special.) - V
WAKLOKK Texas.' Jaly 21 Tbers w
TRUSTEE
. When'drsting a deed of trait or
'moirtags it is bt coming the custom to1
design U some trust oompany ss tros-"
tee. - 'Tia not always convenient for t
an indiTidoal to set sf snch. ' ao-
eepi the appoinlm4ntof trosteo in this '
elass 6f instromonU. r ' :. - s ; .
Uouston Land i3i Trust!'
Company
ICkmiani 1I7S. WUkamt BamaUf fV I.is.gsa.
Capital aatl Sarplas. M00.000.00
GOING RETURNING
8i(X A. IL " 8:49 A. M.
IliOO A. H. 10:13 A. M.
3i30 r. M. 2i30 r. ML
I lii
WAS A WINNER
hall fsme here this sftentoon between FlatonU
and waelder the latter being TietotiOfM by a
score or n to 5.
RUN 07EE BT A TRAIN.
R
T. Williams Had Left Arm
Mashed to Pulp.
(Houaten Pott Spacial.)
CAMERON. Texas. July H.-R. T. Wil-
liams who has been an employe of tha
San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway
here for Several years was run over
by a Santa Fe train today. Mr. Wil-
liams was repairing; a ear on ths trans-
fer track when the Santa Fa crew pushed
In a string of cars. He- was badly
bruised and hi left arm smashed Into
a pulp. Ths company's local phyalolao
left with him for th company's hos-
pital In Han Antonio Immediately after
th accident.
TAYLOR. Teas. July . The condi-
tion of Mrs. Hermann Zellmer who waa
so seriously Injured when thrown from
her buggy during the runaway of a
team -of horses yesterday remain un-
changed. -She Is conscious only a portion
of the time and her physician 1 unable
to determine at this time the extent of
her Injuries. The abrasion of the skull
ls feared to have ncnetrated to anrl in
jured the brain and other Injuria of the
vital organs were it Is feared. Inflicted.
ROBINSON.-Mexis Texas July 21
Clarence eon of Mr. and Mi's. T. M.
Robinson who was struck In ths head
by a baseball Saturday died from the ef-
fects of the same yesterday afternoon
and was burled In tha city cemetery
today.
MEXIA Texas July an.Tommi Rob-
inson was hit In th head with a base-
ball her Friday afternoon and It la
feared that hi skull was fractured. He
'"A1 !he nome !' Parent In this city
with little hope of recovery.
i
FOURTH DAT OF gTRIKE.
Little Prospect for Settlement of the
Grand Tank Trouble.
(AttocUtei Press Report.)
MONTREAL' July 2t-Th and oi th
fourth day of the strika of tha Grand
Trunk conductors and trainmen shdws but
little nrosDect of a settlement in al-M
The Attempts of MacKsnsI King minis
ter oi isoor to secure a cessation of hos-
tilities by a resort to arbitration have
o far resulted merely in a reiteration of
both of. the parties that they ar willing
w arumaiv un tines mey suggested Mon-
day afternoon Just before tha strike was
Ordered. President Haves nf th a.j
Trunk yeMerday wrote th Jblnlster of
iwr ui uie position oi trie company
was th same aa it had always been.
Th company succeeded In moving soma
freight today on most of Its divisions
and promise to. do much better' tomor-
row. It Is said that so far as th Cen-
tral of Vermont Is eoncerned the struts
Is aS good as ovsr. . Passenger business
la picking up as the public learns that
the trains ars being f operated without
molestation on the other hand the
strikers say many of th new man are
deserting the company and they have
persuaded some of the men who did eot
com out to leave .while men from other
departments who had vbeen - taking tna
P1' of th atrikare .faav decided to
Report tonight from BroekrHta say -that
a mob of a thousand "people can:
tured the platform evf a railroad station
and held possession 'all evening ths no.
lies being unable or unwilling to do any
thing. . - . t T;
COTTON BILLS OF UTJING.
Lonlon Bankers Will Bnirt AneW
y- ioan Guarantee.
XAtamriai PntfUpaai.) "V ;
- TMjrmM . t.i s. m ...
-w. wua m.i'w mealing ox
the bankers of London today a resolution
Mn ' adopted 'and cabled to the leading
A 'Tieetr.Q n hsnlrAM tn IV. .. .1 .
r 1 w mat pw- .
nnlna In November American cotton
Us of lading shall be ncgotiatad only
hen tnev sm eii.raniMd v. A
banking Imputation.- Th eommltts
nid investigation as a result of the
discovery at Liverpool last April 4 tr-
ulariles - In- the bills on
encaa cottop -
A hat were tlo
$20.00 an J
S22.50.-mll
1910rmtit hnnJ
y'oti'trs eale at
51MS &'LAEVERENZ
w Flva Neughtrivs Ifatn. jM.. t
STOCKS
Huga yrl.euhsus & Co.
; rirsS aiathmal tank StfUSIna.
' HOUSTON TEXAS.
IRON PIPE
at and Fitted to Spetifattoa
We do this work right No allp-
nod careless methods. Our o per-
nors are experts la tnalr line and
ire equipped with tha beat im-
iroved machine for turning out
Irst-class job. Ws cut and
hread all slsss np to twlv laches.
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3RIGGS-WEAVEP.
f ACHINERY CO
DALLAS ' .
A
& Lithographing Co.
Capitol Avenue znJ
- Fannin Street
Y Phones Preston 47 and 6265
Stocks for Sale
Union National Bank.
American National Bank." .
Central Bank and Trust Co
Harris County Bank and Trust Co.
Bankers Trust Co.
Texas Company.
Producers Oil Co.
Houston Chronicle.
J. J. Sweeney Jewelry Co
Texas and Louisiana Ltimber Co.
Layna Bowler xCo.
WM. a KING & CO.
Etsk asd Baad Daalara
ST. LOUIS SHOE SHIPMENTS
Standard Printing
Number Pain' Made in Shoe Fa. '
.. toriei. ' ..; '
Ths shoe shipments from St. Louis for F
the week endlna Jul t m WT " !r. '
I ?nd. ih- nombr ' Pairs mad In the w '
Shoe and Leather Oaaett. .
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