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THE BEAUMONT ; ENTERPRfl SEo BtAUMONT, TEXAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1904. No. 127 RUSSIA STILL HARASSING BRITISH SHIPS TWO MORE BRITISH BOATS ARE HELD UP AND EXAMINED BY MEMBERS OF CZAR'S VOLUNTEER FLEET. BRI1ISII GOVERNMENT ORDERS WARSHIPS TO DELIVER ORDERS TO RUSSIAN OEEENDERS WlH be Mde Plain to Them That Further Interference With Neatral Shipping Will Not be Tolerated. Action Taken at Request of Russia. London, August 25. rrlmo Minister Balfour nnnounend (his evening that the British government had ordered two emitters from tho utpindron at tho Cnpe of Good Hope without delay to locate the Ruslnn volunteer licet stenmers Smolensk and St. Peters burg and to convey to them the or ders of tho Russian government that they must not further Interfere with neutral shipping. The premier stated that this action was taken at tho request of the Russian government. Extraordinary Statement. This extraordinary statement was made when the premier by appoint ment elected a deputation of tho Lon don Chamber of Commerce. 1'he de putation was appointed at a meeting held earlier In the day at the China and Bust India section, which was at tended by representatives, shipowners and others Interested in tho trade of the far east nnd at which the follow ing resolution was passed: "This meeting of the London Cham ber of Commerce concerned In trade with the far east views with appre hension tho continued uncertainty of the position of British trade and ship ping with regard to what constitutes contraband of war as Interpreted by the Russian government." Disastrous Effects. Tho meeting prepared a letter ad dressed to Lord Lansdownc the for eign minister, In which it was stated that the continuance of the present sit nation wrtrftavlng a disastrous ef ect on shipping and was causing Ir reparable damage to the whole course of trade with Japan and the far east. The letter further said that the commercial community could wel come any measures that might be necessary to place British commerce on the same footing with that of other non-belligerent treatment of so called contraband of war. Trior to receiving the deputation, Mr. Balfour during the day had been busily engaged In connection with the quo;-. I Ion which had been raised with regard to Russian treatment of Brit ish shipping. The premier held an important meeting of the foreign of fice to which representatives of the Intelligence department of tno war ofllre, the admiralty, the foreign of ficers nnd the bonrd of trade was summoned. Wanted Evidence. "The premier afterwards received denization from the chamber of London, August 2(1. News has reached England that tho Russian aux iliary cruiser Ural stopped and exam- PANIC CI? IN BETTING EXPLOSIONS OF DYNAMITE CAPS 8TARTED 8TAMPEDE AT CHI CAGO RACE TRACK. THREE PtRSONURE INJURED Supposed That Caps Were Thrown on Floor With Idea of Robbing Bookmakers When the Ex plosion Came Off. ! WANT PEACE. St. Petersburg, August 20, CI a. hi. Crime Minister llnlfoura statement to a deputation rep. ) resenting the I-ondon Chamber of Commerce regarding the vol- unleer fleet steuinors Smolensk and St. Petersburg merely agreed 4 with the prior Information recelv- ed by the Associated I'resn and conveyed lu these dispatches that Russia and Creat Britain are mutually anxious for an amicable conclusion of the career of tnese vessels of tho high seas. The statement, however, alluys an ap- prehension that the overhauling of the British steamer Comedian might causo fresh complications. Chicago, August 25. By tho explo- slon of some dynamite caps and the Ined the British Collier Pen ea! en Ik on ! Panic wlph followed It, three persons August 12. were Injured today. It Is supposed Tho Pencalenlk wn bound from ,1,at "'e caps wero thrown on the Cardiff to Mnlta with coal for tho floor of beHIng ring at Hawthorne British navy. with tho Idea of creating a panic, dnr- i : Ing whirh the ensh boxes of book London, August 2fl Tho Anchor makers might bo robbed. An attempt liner Asia, has arrived at Port Said and reports having been detained two hours while her papers and cargo were examined by the Hussian cruiser Ural. The search took place sixty miles east of Capo St. Vincent, Portugal. RUSSIAN SHIPS OUT Of BUSINESS ASKOLD AND TORPEDO BOAT A T SHANGHIA WILL HANG UP UNTIL END OF WAR. THREA1 ENCD CLASH 18 AVtRTED Russian Admiral Wanted to go Out and Fight Superior Force but He Wr Ordered to Disarm. Shanghai, Aug. 25. The Russian crui.-er Askold and tho destroyer Grosovol have gone out of commis sion, but the work of repairing them is being continued.- There was no formal ceremony when the vessels went out of commission. Their flags were not raised today. A simple announcement was made by tho commanders of the two war ships that the vessels would remain In port until tho war Is over. The work of dismantling them which be gan on Friday. The Askold has been authorized to remain in dock until September 11 in order to complete her repairs. The crews of tho two vessels with the exception of tho necessary guard. will be paroled and allowed . to re turn to Rns'ia. The Shanghai newspapers unanl ly regard tho outcome of the recent was made to rob ono of tho book makers but It failed. Tho Injured: Frank Williams; Mitchell Bruno, right foot lacerated. A. M. McGill received a severe scalp wound and was badly bruised in tho panic in the ring. None of the In jured are seriously hurt. Stepped on Cap. The first explosion was caused by Williams, who while walking through the east side of the ring, stepped on a cap. It exploded tearing off his shoe and lacerating his foot severely. He fell to the floor with a cry and In stantly there was a shout that some Insane man was discharging his re volver at random. Immediately there was a wild panic and while the book les seizing their cash boxes bent low In their booths, the crowd rus'hoj across to the south side o the rlntr in the effort to escape. Just as the thick of the throng reached this side of the ring, somebody stepped on another cap and the crowd started back to the place from which they had started on their first run. Mc Gill was knocked down during this rush and was tramped upon. ' Third Explosion. A third explosion took place some minutes after the panic had been I allayed. It occurred just beneath a chair upon which Bruno was sitting, threw him to the floor and a portion of the chair striking his foot tore It badly. While excitement was at Its height, a man attempted to grab a cash box from a bookmaker doing business under the name of the Chi cago club. He was knocked down by a clerk and ran away befofe he could be arrested. BAILEY OPENS TEXAS SENATOR IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT CAMPAIGN RALLY. R03Sf VELT AND RACE EQUALITY Declares Race Problem .Which Now Confronts Southern People Will Takes Their Highest Wisdom In Its Solution. New York, Aug. 25 The campaign In Brooklyn was opened tonight by a meeting held under the auspices of the Kings County Democratic Club, at which Senator J. W. Bailey of Texas was the principal speaker. Re solutions endorsing the nomination of Parker and Davis were read and after an introductory addess In which RUSSIAN TORPEDO-BOAT IS SUNK BY MINE HIEL HANDS IT TO ROOSEVELT DECLARES THE PRESENT WHITE HOUSE INCUMBENT IS A FRAUD. CAMPAIGNS OPHJN NEW YORK Former Senator Delivers Address In Which he Touches on Tariff, Money and Other Party Questions. Rlnghampton. N. Y., August 2. Former Senntor David II. Hill opened the democratic campnlgn In Broome county todny, In a speech at tho agri cultural fair at Deposit. In tho courso of his address Senator Hill touched upon tho tariff question, saying he UoLcvod In an honest revision iff tho nrlff laws so that vast corporate In- ercsu should not be subserved to ho detriment of the people. Referring to the financial Interests if the country the senator said : The gold standard hus been Irrevo- ?ably established so that there Is no lecesslty for a change. The dem ocratic party which established the .iresent currency system can safely be trusted whenever tlie necessity man arrive to make such changes for no interest of the people." Party Differences. Speaking of the differences between the democratic nnd the republican parties, the speaker said the republl- on party stands for private purposes- "ineodore Roosevelt, the republi can candidate for the presidency." de ANOTHER DESTROYER CAME IN CONTACT WITH MINE BUT WAS TOWED BACK IN- , . TO PORT ARTHUR BY A FLEET. v ATTEMPT TO CLEAR OBSTRUCTIONS IN HARBOR RESULTS IN A LOSS TO HIE RUSSIANS Advices to Chee Foo Indicate That Only Two Fotti at Port Arthur Remain in Handf of Defenders. Japs Said to Have Suffered More Heary Losses Toklo, August 25. Five s tea mors and flvo torpedo boat destroyers em erged from Port Arthur yesterday morning and began tho work of clear ing awny the flouting mines. At 20 minutes past six In the evening a two-funnel torpedo boat destroyer struck a mine two miles off Llaotl promltory and sunk Immediately. Five minutes luler a second destroyer with four funnel ran against another flouting mine which exploded. Tho second vessel wus at onco surrounded by Russian ships and towed Into Port Arthur, the entire flotilla accom panylng her. These occurrences were seen from various Japanese watch towers. The Japanese cruiser Ilushl- date alsowltncssed the explosion. Tho action of the Russians In at tempting to clear the channel of mines Indicates the Intention of the fleet again to sally from Port Arthur. TREMENDOUS LOSSES. WANTS COOPERATION. I ntit i-it 1 1 n I inn n . 1 1 1 11 1 ti ,111 cm nil ii m a. .latitittna from tho pliniiihor of com- i . , . . , . , , ,1 lire to the diplomacy and tact of hiercft.Mr. uaiiour saw ueiore man-. Jo,m 0oO(lnow the American colI Ing a general statement he desired B1,i goneral here. lo bar evidence tending to show the prejudicial treatment by Hussian which was a most Important phase or Created no Surprise. ot. Petersburg, Aug. 25. Tho an the situnilon and concerning which nolincement that the Askold and Gro the government had no conclusive i information and to learn of any con- J 80Vo1 nad "'-armed at Shanghai rrete example of differential treatmen j mously regard the outcome of the re by Russian officers nnd Russian prize sponsible authorities decided a week courts, which he paid, were being care ago, as stated In Hie Associated fully considered. Reviews Cases Mentioned. Members of the deputation quoted the rase of the Portland and Asiatic line steamer Arabia and t-e British m earner Catenas. The former was allowed to proceed while the latter wax nt ill at Vladivostok and the incmlieiK pointed out that both cases were equal no far a" the nature of the raws were considered. The rases f the peninsular and the Oriental comtiany s steamer Malacca ann ine Hamburg-American Ine Seandia were also quoted. t . Ye?V' ammunition, ion lxisrdlKwrd. bet the Sandia was allow ed to rrrxwl. The deputation next referred " the sinking o the British tesmr Knight Comnu.nd.-r and the German steamer Tbea. by the Vladi vostok squadron and pointed out that riiirpiiiin had tTi paid in the nv of the Thea hile it hid not even lieea firomned in th c-f of ihe Kn tlit ("omniandi-r. Vemtem o the ! rtita'ion a'ed that It ma notorious Press despatches, to follow I his course. RiiHsia was only waiting for a definite agreement between l'hti. and Japan which would insure the protection of the ships against a tip it it Ion of the Kyeshitelni incident a' Che Foo. After the flags of th Askold and Gro.-ovol had been hauled down their guns were disman tied. Cant. Reltzensteln onlv reported the hauling down nf the Russian flag last night. The rnrrespondenl - . .V 1.. I .1-.. 1 Ik... I ill I ill- rtswn lait-u until m-miii iir.i nt earner rapt. Reitwn tein asked the al Kach of in ii a Mr to lie allowed to take out his f:hln even In the fare of Hi" superior Janancsc forre. but mh'-n the admiralty ascertained th condl tion of the Askold and the time . quired for repair, her disarmament wan odlered and the I.id.-nt is con aidercd closed. he reviewed the political situation, Edward M. Shepard, chairman, of thelclared Mr. Hill, "Is a fraud. At the meeting Introduced Senator Bailey, I time he took his oath of office In who wna crpetPH with nrniiinirn,t Bn. I Buffalo after the assassination of M6 lause . Klnley he declared In public that be 1 -I. il u . i. r.w would simply fill Mr. McKinley's place. cai,i th o0ot,., "0,1 i. ...in i,i,.m I fat he would not look for renomlna- i.nn.Q humnft,,. hf -c., 1 1 "n. Later on the same train with nninu.no on,i mn'.inirf ,.p nH tna I McKlnley 's dead body, he gave out; have determined or wi.ll determine I iuieiueui 10 me press mac ne Hiieiiipi 01 me Japanese to capture the RiifVrniro nf n mnnv vntpra an In I thought he had been misunderstood fort No. 1 enst 1 horn in nnfl mnn ami thia rnmnnlirn." He would not iittprl,,)r the public which meant practically that tho nttnek on Vnrt TCtiw.hln rn. one syllable of the habits or theLllat ne wa the candidate for re- suited In their, losing 3,000 men killed character of Resident Roosevelt. loininauon. i ne repuuncans na mm .or wounded. Taking up the tariff question, Sen-1 " tnetr nands and could do nothing ator BaileV said: "t remonstrate with him. Tariff OiiHtlnn. r ,.,! ,.,.. . FIRE AT JENNINGS oignant surprise at our declaration I Portion of the Field la Burned of the tariff question and their cam-1 Over. paign committee have done us tho I Jennings, La., August 25. One of f,0"0rnH. corpora e near.y the worst flrefJ n the hlstory of t)e that subject In their camnaittn book. Jennings field occurred here today They did not however have the candl-1 Many derricks and tanks In the bust dates to repeat it In full and did not I 'st purt of the field wero swept away even print the complete sentence I iy tno names and the losses will run which they pretended to quote. They I up Into the thousands, seem to be fiercely aroused because I The tire originated In Morse Well we have dared to say that protection No. 8. at 11 o'clock this mornlnir is a robbery of the many to enrich sparks emlnatlng from an over-heated ine few. Race Equality, Over Ten Thousand Japa 8aid to be Lost. Che Foo, August 25. Russian ad vices received here say that the Jap aneso assault on Port Arthur August 21 and 22 were repulsed with tre mentions losses. It Is added that the Port Oalny Is said to be filled with wounded men. The Japanese are hiring laborers here for service on tho Llao Tung peninsula. It Is said the Japanese are re ceiving provisions through tho. port of Wei Hal Wei. Cho Koo, Aug. 25. (Noon.) A Junk which left Port Arthur Aug. 22 r porU that tho Russian wounded at that ditto are Immense. It la reported that boys aro fighting In (ne Rus rnnks now. , FURTHER PLANS FOR LABOR DAY COMMITTEE REP0RT8 AT MEET ING OF TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY. EVERYTHING WORKING SMOOTHLY ASSAULT AUGUST 19. Japs Opened up a Fierce Bombardment on Port Arthur. 8t. Petersburg, August 25. The em peror hus received a dlspatcn from Viceroy Alcxlcff dated August 24, say- Russia Asks England to Send War ships After Offenders. St. Petersburg, August 25. Great Britain has formally called the at tloa of the Russian government to the renewed activity of the volun teer steamer Smolensk and has asked for explanations. Russia has not yet formally replied being without defi nite information. Orders sent to the Smolensk not to siop any more m nirui nsncm i.uvw- i... ,..,..,. .:,.lc. ., , ,,,. i,.,,H .... t... a t ... f Im fAtiroa.klilnllfin AAnlnln utnluul " " v 1 r " iiinimimi inn tws t ..-. i n AuUni f- r.nifa trxn 1 in rntiiTrcMR mill in I ho a-lfitfirn 1 nl. I " " "l,nl" iiunnia ua annuii .u u iauu - - - - ' - rr i. i .. . i . s a T..... . !,. Lv,,n.i I ha ,,1 t 1 hiutA I ' u1, "O IHIH"' KBI liereil HBd oi urrai uniuiii in KeiuiiK oiuli ... ... . rnnilnn.wl I.. ..n oil .A ulalPH will not nnnunnr to tin r.n.m. I - ' - - ' " im't ..... ...... v ....... i.. .... , . I,.... .., rt ..!! 1, . . ... II, III Ill.T IlllUIV.IIttlf? VIUIII1IJ UI llltt Indications ar That Thia Year Beau mont Will Have on of Greatest Labor Day Demonstrations In Its History. Further plana for the Labor Day celebration to be held In Beaumont Septemberr 5 were adopted at a meet ing of the Labor Day committee of the Trades and Labor Assembly at Carpenter's Hall last evening. It wag the regular meeting .. night. It was Trudes and Labor Assembly but that body adjourned early out of consider ation for the committee. The Labor Day committee was call ed to order at the close of the assem bly meeting, with a good attendance of ilelegates from various locals In the city. The various committees re ported progress. 1 A full report was not brought In, but this will be done next week and published. It Is stated that everything la work ing smoothly reduced rates have been secured from all railroads entering Beuumont on the convention basis. which is one and one-third fare for the round trip. Many from out of town will take advantage of the cheap rate offered and visit Beaumont on Labor Day. The advertising commit- Inic that Hen. KfonHxid rennrts from pulley was tno cause. J nis well Came Port Arthur AuloikI IS thai at 4::i0 n Wednesday a huge gusher and the in thu ninrninir of that' .iu th Jan- tee has hud several thousand large i X' 1 ...... .u , , i I , I. .. ..... i . i ... .1 J ' I 111 .. . .. JM .11. ..!..... I -. iui i-uuiem wiui nuvuis noun- miuuie iiik hiibi ih luiinti ine on names anran lu'irun nn nHunnll on tlirlovol inns niruun on nuu uim i iouiirii in nil nateii a ramllilatp who Im.i tan?bt iivsh"t up In tho air for hundreds of mil ami oi.nnni n tii.rrn i.omi.nriimpnt the towns within a radius of fifty hi. m.rw.t.ai n.io iu nnmi-in... lm' ' "e """uunneBH ot me oiiliiroau on the fortiflcutloiiH of tho north and .mues oi ueaumoni, m wen as in iu doctrine of social eaualitv between !S the irttXm com"le,ely "y ur- forts f, their batteries on .1... A 10 -.. ...l-.. t"'"C tiiv: siiiKiu-ouAMii nuu llltj Allliraii Wolfs Hill. w ii n 1 1 af n i ninv hup ron n tv tun tl. t i i i . races, the Repub can party has gone iin,n, ,j , u '" Kn "', m' , "i'" i'kk'"k irniiwien still further and as if bent unon the ?nn," BPrea" to Me No. C and No. n front of Sulysen and along the en sun runner and as ir oeni upon ine 7 and . nearby tanks and Ick- n, i nkho (Timri vallev mischievous design of aggravating ,, .,,m ,,, t,,,; .," ,,,ro i.unKnc tngerj vauey. racial antagonism, it has deliberately eVm,J- ..I .. T i.h .....lii,... i.. Kfforts to Hiibduo tho flames with CLOSING IN. the Smolensk. This was agreed and the British government will try "tnted y Ignorance and the Inferior ' "J ,mnK-' ZvTu m, Cai)e ( oli)ny Russia adoi'ited that plaform know If the ' '-," " n-rnoon before ..'T--"1 . '' I:. IL iht.-a. Kb.,.-ld L rarri n.o exerii h" ronflasratlon was finally H.ib.I..ed. t-l-RlllK 111 tuny uui .... . ....... , - . ,,.,,1,iH ,k, . nn,nnri .,u , ' ,.. ..... , n iroo.1 f-illh nn.l no romnnntR are l"v tuniiu i"'i no me tuny I : .,' " - " ne "1117 111a.11 k.hh m-i:iut-ij r .... .... - , r .1 . 1 1 u unit 111 ninifiiii to niim 11 1 muit-riT z ijii int-Mi ini'n n 1 hu w - vt...iii. .1 - .... .. - l.i Only Two Forts Left In Control of Russians. Che Koo. AugiiBt 25. (5 p. m.) -flol-den Hill. White Marble Mountain and Llao Mountain, according to Chinese adv ces dated the night of August 22, BANDITS ARE ACTIVE. t la that this country Is so rloselv and 's'lmated lhat lonse, on derricks so firmly knitted together lhat the'a"kM. oil. buildings, etc., will reach whole must suffer from every injury approximately IJ...0011. Inflicted on any part 7 The millions I No lives were lost but many person Invested in Southern railnwda are! were burned In the Hcorrhlng heat. practically all, except the foreign holdings, the property of Northern I and Lantern men. Sectional Difference. "But there Is another (standpoint This attempt to resurrect RTtionalj Excursion rotnoned. J difference la in painful eontraM ith I eurn-d lunlKhl ,the teachings of that great and kind Arr-tt'd t Ro e. AnrnMa. Oa . Aur ;.r. A uprlal Pillage Murder and Other Atrocities in Philippines. Manila. Aug. 23. A detail of na tive constabulary ha Ini'n ambushed on the Inland of Leyte by a superior force of bandits. Captain H. Bar rel, of Constabulary was killed in the fighting. There ha leen trouble in 1 111 I. I .. 1 .. n .1 .. UfM IMl.l.i.c- .. ..iiraiii.n, in. .. ........ .. , . , . , ..... , . r 1 a ii , win, ii.i.. . 1 . mi . i. . i 1 1 1 "". mere lamun imt- i'"i .. 1.. w,i,. .n era. town The native auttiontle. Brldeni As this nation hat neeKitlwi , .hange of were ne nen ana . """ UtofKl with unmvered head ar.un nis family were kidnapped. Mertano MrKinleV. arare. men of v wa aeruwd of IK-Ing Urn fn.-nliy w-um I.I.hmhI hla name and l r hn d.mW thai II mint and with the American. i memory Ix-eatix he had restored pdill mirlr.-"-d. If however ther inrr- niiii-M- ii..m nv .. . j m III tx-twrnn the l.rrnhirii ho hadiare amonEM 11 tn-n nn )ntlfr the nt natives mere muriler-ii me rem ' (.tranced l.r a civil war. I le t-pirit hih nomet I men e-i of them being buried alive f 'H . -p, wrTTtw over hU untimelr I le lt lf In a iml.lle Irnihlng Hartford f the r-iinstalmlary v owrt,h wt fl nnj,. ant a' t-n 'hr eonld n fin la all the ran re on Ihe trail of the bandit. .'nine In MiKul!il as It wa In Was I'd Knellfh ll'.-ratnre a more pointed fca. hu-tt. And hl n.-reiir. I and conipl-te o tt of iw h 'Ine of the Mvrlrk boats was In have le.n iiaed. bill some difflrnlty city. If the day Is clear a good sized crowd will be in attendance. , - As stated In the Enterprise the other morning' amusements galore havo been provided for the day and will be pulled off at the Drllng Park. The line of march for the labor day parado has been outlined as fol lows: Forming at'Tradea and I n'tor Hull, corner Washington and Main thence to Pearl, down Pearl to frank lin, lo Orleans, to Bonham to Pearl, to Washington. The route chosen Is over paved streets. This waa done so as not to take the fire department, whlrh will take pnrt In the parade, outside of the fire limit. A contest la on for the grand mar shalshlp of Labor Day. It cost one cent to vote with the privilege of voting as often as one like. The can didates are as follows: P. 3. Davler. P nter; H. Kehl, carpenter: Cbaa. Weber, bartender. The voting boxes ve been placed at the postofllce Drug Store, opposite the postofflce, the I'nion Club l.ar on fannln and the Ijtlxir News office, corner Washington and Pearl. The contest closes Fri day morning, Sept. 2, at S o'clock. fenses of Kobe. Nagasaki and Yoko-lThe contett pro;s to become In teresting as tlif-g rils oi escn oi ion held by the Russians at Port Arthur. Others arc occupied by them but they are subjected to artillery tire which renders their tenure uncertain. Fort Number 5. which has frequently been reported taken by the Japanese anil retaken by (he Russians i being again declared In the hands of the The excursion on the Neches Japanese. A rumor having some ivin by the ladle of lb- First pointa indicating authenticity say M.lhodlsl .h.irrh for (he benefit of nmt ,ne new -,roP,an house Is in the building fund, which was in have h Ix-en Pm1- flsmes. I The Japanese, It Is said, are mount' Ing guns taken from the harbor de- hama. The guns numbering 3"0 are of heavy calibre. CONFIDENCE CROWS. FOUR ARE DEAO. ho ttfimlsed lo Russians Feel that Jas Cannot Take th City. St. Petcrtbiirg. ug. !; IJ a. m. The latest Information from th front is nmmed up In today's die lt. h from Che Fon In the A"orlal-? I rtm showing that the Jaoanese in Others ibt the sMnmenis .a citi'ral.snd bad n ale frm AntwTp and Him Imre bi!e lntiranee ra'es from H.t-- and from Frtifh por er mwb Iow.t ttn frmi Fj)cii-h s.n In the ra'i.m of sbillitig to i'i fbil fisitsteps. baa Are Wewnded in a Fierce polir-y and is tiow Tornado. here M'Kinl.-y bad Jamef-iown. X. Y, Auc. 25 Fonr fieace. :prwiiit l.st the1' I'res aro several Refers ! ivntii". . in tii ivum unn n.mi.-. - lo'DTH mere wotmni-n in a i'ima'i-i "Tle ra. tir)etn I i' h tio ' I in i ilia. L mm ' ii.i... r rr nff i a 1 . . , , . . , . . . . . . .... -. . . . fc . . i I nui snowins inn ine jaiiariese in follow In V'Klnlev Mni than has l"-n fnmish.-d by the' , . .h. , ., , ver M.Kinl.T R'tmbf aa ndidate for the nresl-h" ' " rw Arbir r f.rm.ntina nls.-. c n hi. wo- R.-rh UV and!" " "f r:""'""" l,r.rrbt us Hunting Tral" In mbfti there I. th- h"r I-Ie 'b' assenLm Mlolt,g: 'lmr;n( 'be last two .ir "" " " "ess that wijit tbroneh Oiantanrjia cem- M r vears. the so-1 men hare nnJ'ei 'r " fortress hits iiei-n i put Howfi a'l rtririTiis harr-'-rey fireliminary to a grand as- .r. oT'i hy the mi"t stimniary - """. T -nng grows n-n- inn n- tH rf lynh law-Laml. f hon- f'wfy repeated a''Vs and anl n'iif 1 1, -ve hare Imh regti- he ! mi"t l rrsl'iail- ll l-!r liuti'M (Inai nd Attann-A In niln the eoi-gry if the l-si-ri-r . . x ,.l,l. m 1 iiw, .n . i- i ..... ...I. .in,. Mt,m rirm liir m iilif L SfiH tinH ml ' .ltM-fl Hl-nrs l.T lr-H- .IT tnilM ni ' ' "e l in.nii- twmt nn-i the Wim I'nion Teli-trat eo-n iiMinand i"ot'te wer. .m the rronml rinw aramx 'be m'm-tt .if imr land I e- 1-t. and. as -mse,,.M-Te.. n,t fi-r all that 'lb, nave broke fheir imnr a' !n.Ma niaek" tamfTr i !b-n t.-T fn- it-d fo-m teit il is no tlioiirh'f n tuan 'n a'l til' mr 'i-rritory is f i f la atiid- e.'h i tb tms of fort Ar one cif tbe l-st l.nown In Rome. .'hrourh the jihve. At fouh. bu d'-s U'A ire(j,.jre lrti'-h i 'H " ,tbnr." Hla Jos leaner. Jr.. tn srr-uied tt' t'sl3r. Utict who t lmt 10 ri-a-s o'd. i nn'ler arrest at 1an'a. .-on front the R'nebera mm e w 11 ai I y to av ' tn.i k..ru r .v.... . , i.i.t. tbeir bithest w isdom atid n-ir most tow. n'.-nlr a ln-inc be d was di- ttnue'flt-h ttrlmim in l so'ti'i'in candidatea aire ctermlned to have ijirtr man win. The program rommlttee la bard at work on i&e program lor tne day and as oon as the committee's labors are) eompleted, the program to be carried out will be printed. Highest In 0 Years. MempMs. A nr. 2S. A bale of new cotton, shipped by Mas and Harris of Junction. Ark, brought cents isnind In aa auctioei sale la front of the c it ion enhance th's afternoon. Thia is the highest Trice paid for cotton b Memiihis for 10 years. Me I vement. M'orciicter. Masa.. Ana. 2. Tbe fotlowifsg b'-ll-tla was Isnawd frnm tlie home of ftenator Hoar tonigbt: "Pi-ra'or Hoar baa liaised a mm fortahle ear He baa take eonide eral-le ttonrisl nw-t but tnere la bo maej Inipro-ienjeot la hi neaadl- 210745