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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1904-
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MAGNOLIA PARK
This Eveninti iit 8:15.
CRANU CflNCmT---''lHESIi
TWELVE PIE-' 3.
To lovers of fne rmi ' will bo
a rare lrr.it. as tarty: orchestra It
seldom hear.) In Beauno-.t.
PROGRAMME!
1. Man h. Y M C. A lisicad.
2. Willi' S fVH'll Clllllio Op, I.I, "Til"
Pllllie ' I I'llse!!' I.Ull.TS.
:!. Inl i mi 'ii. ' N.u a.'i "
1, Ove!ll ', "Tailored," -villi
.1. Tin- Li-hHi'.UM- .iihl Ih. Itnal. inilll
'I I'.- I i. i. ii I-r," Covei Solo.
A. Cm M". s Tohiiul
Ii. .Miiii'li, li-tim "The I'rophi t. '
Meyerbeer.
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from 'TiiiiiitiaMKii'"
In, ITilik Anaya
It. WllIIKT.
i,:n Ciiinlr Opera.
I. mill.
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Ml. I. 'Mil
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WIRED MIS PAPER
WHILE BLEEDING
Weather Forecast.
WaHhIiiKti.n. W C, B'l'l. T.-Koru-east
:
"wVhi" T "iih: Fiilr Thursday. x
i Klmui rH In ixireniii western
iKirihin: Friday, fair and warmer in
tin (Alniiio tHii-iii imriliin.
F.ast Texas: I'un cloudy Thursday
mill Friday; showers on -oil.
WILL CONTINUE
PACKERY STRIKE
Mai'-ii. "Tli" M"'H''iim r.
.2;. I...... M - ..I- I i.ti lor
con's Cimrtoor.iph Moving PitiJrcsj'
Y v r v- v NicfHt 1 imudcuts ami
Tin :,: ( Tialn Itobl.ery: rVrep.m-.-h I
:niil '. H i I iron. Cir'-M-:; The Snaiilsh I
Hull Fiv.M; nii'l other lit U nci loin.
SHOT THROUGH THE LUNGS AT
LIAO YANG BUT WAS
DEAD GAME.
SIORV Of SOLDIER L1IE VNDCRriKE
,l D.lg w.liM M. Rod. Fl. fTEfl THE VOTE TO KEEP IT
UP LEADERS Arifc in
DARY.
DO M KNOW WIIAr 10 DO NEXT
Attempt Will Bo Made to Put on a
Meat Famine by Means of a
General Boycott, No Arbi
trators Need Apply.
KILLED IN WRECK
ON ROCK ISLAND
Miles to File the Message.
A Pen Picture of the
War's Horrors.
Mukden, Kept, fl. Tin! following nns-
:.g0 lll-hlTihl.il? Hi'' I'UllilT 1-VI-lllM "f
Mil- Japanese attack (ill Hon. SUikd
In .H corps southwest of Liuo ViiliK
Angus! :;u. was written on me nniue-
II..I.I hv .M. K r oil. olio "I in'.-
DECINNING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
High Class Vaudeville
C;'"ii iy of Toads. ,
Tit- I r J i i i .'iii; l i-roody. I'
feed ciilliirini ly t !: : t: m-Tn Mtt (!;'
i:!--,!-t. an! I.i t ' 'o.! t y ft u . hc-vs ';
till! n-ii !i riianl'ty of !i;wi:l ' I"
fi.ur tltii- s ila tst- v.v.'ih r:iu 1H1J.
Pride Kept Lomj From Mol!-.rr.
V.'l i n a Cli'M-ia t;' i i riv.rrli-ii nl-nn-'-i
wall r.;iv ii'.iiiHiM l)il""o (II
in- Hi- nll'iv.-s l it t-i T.y In t !:r-l v!-:ii
I-) hi'.' t::c-!i:i'.
miiI in MnUih ii for IiiiiihiiiIhsIoii Just
hcl'iiic I he -oi i ( .si"iiiili'lit WHH sshul
in Mil- Iiiiikh.
This iiiiiinliiK iiiiminl Mi'" y"H
KiniH tlinniliTi'l iiiiccii.siiiKly. '
;-ikIiIh foriniiiK a Hcinlciii'lo iiioniid
nil- Hly wt-rt! (I'llicl 1H' J'-t" "r
llaini- iiinl lit I Its lluc-k uinl wliito
( IoiiiIm. TlK! Htriat lt.- was rlt-uriy v,;i- ,4.,,, WoiU was iiniimiiiccil tfiilay.
1,1,. from tin; waUT lower of Uuo ' , ., . 111,i.1 (ii,.iu
ChlniKo. Kt'l't. 7. HrvImr vtilt-il to
roiilliint! Hit- HlocU yurtlH Hlrllto mil II
hi-iit-i- ti-rnm ciin liu Heciircil, lilt;
Hlrilso It ailiTs IoiiIkIiI arc 111 n quan
dary us lo what liu.- next move will
he. When Uk; n-HllIt of tho vole of
Mil- men (IcI'calliiK tin- iro)iwiilon lo
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Lor-rony In !.-.:'ia.
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Ml Clhi r.l.-i-s of liii:l lri:;llU'lll
f.'o R".ro J. pn.icso St.impe.
.l;'-:':i hf; .v vi-ry r:-.i-..- :o::r.xo
Kt-!i:... Ti.o. iis'i: t ov.-r i;alil for a
!:;..::! i:mti wsh JTi).
The "Bird In :iie H.ind."
l-'j l:i !-.o v'tii: I'!'"', i'" t v.-ill (;nlt a
coi-L .'.Inty tor f:i imcirtaliity. Uuiuiil-I
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Vaim. Tlio itiiHMaii left alonu was
mil cliKaHcl. Al. 7 a. in. Hio ioiti-s-ponilciii
roih! lo I ho Hiisnian collier
whiTc I he Jaiaiiosc were coiicenli at
UiK in an al tempi to break IhroiiKh
anil clinilteil the neinliLviliii; IicIkIus
lollowiiiK a detachment, lo relieve the
hiiinniHlKTH who had heen coverliiK;
the hsii lory commanded hy l'okol llolT,
one ol I he heios of Kiiileiichelig.
The .lapaliese, iiccordliiK to cuslom,
V(!ii- shelliiiK places while they he
lii veil I he IliiHslan reserves were lo-
i- i, llclore the coiresioiidelit.
cimld reach the hat lory, he had to
ci ess a daiiKor zone ol one hundred
ami liny yards, projectiles fallliiB
; ami l.urslins on i nut ii the very
iKioiind liceini.-d lo quiver with wrath.
I There was a louchini; seem; when the
I sUii inishers were reached.
A Um;sian soldier met a hrolher
whom hi! had last seen in their na
tive village. There were j-iyous
j;i eel inns and a quick cxchniiKe of
in ws from home, 'men eacn weni
li'.s whv and set I led down lo the work
ol Unlit In;. The Japanese lire was
spasmodic. Their millets sa.ii; like
Ini ds as I hey sped overhead ami tho
Itiisslans crackeil jokes ahoul it.
Two hours laler,, the coiTespolidcnl.
leached the bat lory and found Unit
l'okol Muff and anolher ollicer. Cost
lull, hal liee, kilh-il or wounded.
Captain Tenroif was In charne of the
lallery. His quid courtesy recalled
tin. Ih'.iii id' one of (fount. Tolstio's
'novels. l-'ifty yards away was a
'snli ndiil iookiiiK Kiiiiner whoso duty
ii, was lo record Hie .success or failure
... .i-i ! r i. I
jnl I'llcn Mini. till- ki "ii "'"'H
with deadly inessenmrs was all
a id him, hill Hie linsslan lAiiiiuer
'Stood ei'cci and nlterly failed to heed
I ln ian;.'.er lo which be was exposed.
I The Uiissian olifi-ers had inn ealen
i.-uylhii'-: since llio previous day and
cm re:ip(iii(i''iil shared with them
whatever ho had. Tho laslo ol food
caused lliem lo n-iili.e the inlensil'y
ni' their hunger. I'rudelice lllf!ei till'
i .nespondeiit lo have Ihi! spot but
Ii was lacinaled
Here t lie message ended.
'i in- ollicer who seiii forward M.
KirilolT's (Coirecll last ilespatch
added: "Al. Kiriliiff, who was
a;i cut husiasi ill his work was
(hot llirou.i'.h the rinht 1 ii Ii K while
siaiulini; by our battery and fell back
llitill-4 mleline auiillV. tin! Ill 1
spnilinu from his mouth, let hi:; do
vrilinii in duly enalilo'l him lo over
cinne his siilT'-riiiKS. He inslsled mi
plai'i ii on a horse so that he
add ',i l lo Lino Y.-inc, and lib- his
pal' b. It look Ii'iii live hours In
iur I be distance In I. km Viiiik.
le u In- ii eell' d Hiere. M. KililolT
was :n ehaiisled ami weak from loss
i; IiIiihI thai we .l him into rtle
I'Hal iiltli-im;li ac.ainsl his prnu-si.
a1 ki'd me lo coiiiph-li bis ibs
aich lor him. I am a soldier ami fm
i lit. i- Inn will '.ay nllir an awful
i. In today wi' aii' si ill hobli.i our
isil'ous. .lapaaesi' builii-s bi-sln-w
'i Hi.' biiulns. Their losses must
nil i in 1 1 lb'' lens of I liiiusati'ls
i v i b'.i ;..(ni ilius far. A shrap
I , II I or-., iu'ii pace, froni (b ii
'lakelbi I".-.. b" leina ineil lor I
.ii-. iiinl. i lire, killing two ullicers.
. iieial was slightly woiuided ill
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II was slated hv tilt; union olllclals
Ihal a second ballot would be ordered
at once. Shortly after tho announce
ment was mailo, how-over, the plan
was abandoned and efforts were he
loin to secure anothor conference
with Hio packers. In this Hie slrik-
IU U'l't'.. III1KI1C cossltul and then tt
v:..'oiwl iiiiiionncoineiil was made that
the order issued last week, plaoinii
all meat, on I lie unfair list, would no
into effect tonight. While iiituiikc-
.....i.iu lv.. n. Iii'lnir niailn to nut. Illls
order info effect it was suddenly dis
covered hy some ol t no leaders nun
he allied trades conference would
have to Kive their consent to tho or
der before it could be enforced and
that it would he Impossible to put
the manifesto Into effect tonlKUt as
i. wtmld not he able to arrange for a
iiieelinK or lis members until tomor
row. It was then staled that Hit! cen
tral orKiini.atioii would meet tomor
row at 11 o'clock to consider the
quest Ion.
Kollowlni; the announcement that
'(. strikers hud voted to continue
I he slrike a meotlnj; attended by
i.iii'esenlaliveH of all lilt! packers
was held at the olllcos of the National
I'lukini; conipaiiy. Alter llie nieei
inj; it wan slated by one of the pack
ers that no oppori iiuiy wniuu
Kivcn hy llie labor loaders to present
n proposition ombraeinf; iirliUrailon.
lis was belli;; pliinnod by the strikers.
How the Votp Stond.
The followlni; stalemonl was rIvoh
out by the iinii'n: "The HkIiI or the
organizations was on a proposll ion
lo ileeluro the strike off. Of L'S.OIill
slrikors, i.Vr. voied to return to
work mid Hn.ri!i7 to reniaiii on a strike
iiiitll a fair proposition embracing ar
bitration' can bo obtained.
THREE KNOWN DEAD AND FIFTY
BADLY INJURED BY COL.
LISION.
OTHERS PINNED LNDER WRECKAGE
Passenger Collided with Freight that
Had Broken In Two. Six Coaches
Demolished and Occupants
Badly Shaken.
Princeton, III., Sept. 7. Tlio Kan
sas City fast pasHi'iiKiT train on tho
Chicago, Itock Island and raclllc rail
road was wrecked half n mile east of
Tiskilawanu tonlubt and moro limn
fifty- persons wero badly Injiireil,
Hiree of whom have alneo died. Oth
ers are pinned under tho wrecked
passoiiKor eonehes and as yet havo
not been recovered. Iho imsseiiKor
train collided with the roar end or a
freiKht I rain that had broken in two.
The engineer was ullulilly nijureti
niid tho llreniau was seriously hurl.
Half u dozen passeiiKer cars weio
wrecked and the pnsseiiKors llinwn
In every direct ion, elKht landing in
a corn Hold at one side of the track.
Many of those Injured have been
iiiken to Tlskllawatia anil others la
the hospital at l.asalle.
The dead are;
MAN SUPPOSED TO Uli DOX
AIJ)SON, Chicago.
I'M l)K NTI Kl Kl ITALIAN.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN ADOUT 37
years of a::o.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Sensational Affair Occurred in Louis
ville Boardinq House.
Louisville, Ky Sept. 7. Win. i-f.
Neal, uiidi-r indict nieiit for Hie mur
der lasl winter of Assistant Coin
lu.'iiwi'allhs Attorney .lames K. Shra-ilt-i-
today shot ami killed lii wife,
Nellie liobinson Neal and then ended
bis own life. The lra;;edy occurred
in a boarding house on west llroiid
way, where Neal and his wife had
boon 1 1 ' 1 1 1 v. since Sunday as Mr. and
Mis. Johnston of Nashville, Teiin.
Mis. .1. ( !. Itaird, tin- landlady, .-aid:
"The couple came to my lions"
Stimlav and paid two days board.
Tliey acted in a peculiar manner.
"Mrs. Neal had been nplainin:;
of lieini; ill. Slit- cam. down today,
limbing hai;miiil and worn, saying
her husband was loo ill In come in
llie lable. She wanted lo take him
a li-ln lunch. Mv ihiuisliler was n
tin- ailjoiniiii; room when she h'-ncd
i ii in lalkini; ill whispers. A silence
then en lied. Olio shot I'ilUK "ut
siel iii.n almtaer. The interval was
.t.-t."
Mrs. Neal was Nellie K 'bill' tin.
ilaiii-.hier 'd I'tid. W;!liiiin Kobinsou.
ol I lopl.ilisvill"'. I.I.
I,,,i..,, i t O'Neal, counsel ..r
VERMONT'S LANDSLIDE.
Republicans Will Control Legislature
Better man Tor -rears.
White ltiver Junction, Vt., Sept. 7.
With only two small towns missing
the republican plurality ot .tl.r.uo in
yesterday's election is believed to
l e within a few votes or I lie correct
limires. Four years ago, it was 31,-
12.
Tin. ,wvt lecislal lire will bo more
completely controlled by the republi
cans that tor many years. i no u-
turns from 271 towns show tliat ino
senate will be solidly ropuiillcaii,
whore last year there were five dem
ocrats. Returns for Hie House snow
l.Vii republicans, thirty democrats,
three independents and two citizen
members. Last year the democrats
l.i.d llfty members 111 the House.
Killed Wife and Himself.
Chicago, Sept. 7. Italher than pay
his wife, from whom ho had been
separated, $,7 r. week as ordered by
Hie court, Joseph Rennet- a porter
employed in the wholesale slore of
viumiinii vieM and Company, to-
l.ight, shot mid killed her and then
committed niieide. Uegnet today ro
ot ivod lh j notice of the decision of
the court.
Burglars' $10,000 Haul.
Charlotte, N. C, Sept. 7. Burglars
blow open Hie safe of the county
tri usurer, J. A. Logan, ot l .kims-
v'lle yesterday, and Kocureii noiweeu
SS.IKili and $1U,(MMI. The safe in the
postolllee was also blown open. i"-
n.astcr Maekie reports thai over ik
was stolen. The burglars socmen
lools from a blacksmith shop in mo
town. County Treasurer mjk.iu oi
lers a reward of $2,000 for the cap
ture of the burglars and money.
Bob Taylor Married.
llristol, Teiin., Sept. 7. Kx-C.oveni-or
Hob Taylor, of Tennessee, was
married to Miss Mamie St. John or
Chilhowie. Va , this afternoon al L"o
o'clock. The wedding occurred at tne
bride's home and was attention ny
.,r ,1... ui,l.. I'irele of relatives.
Iilrtnj "I " " .
C.ov. Tavlor has been married three I
times, having been divorced only a j
ii'ioiulis mm from his set-anil wile!
at Knoxville. C.ovonior mi'l Mrs
Taylor will reside in Uristol.
Il'e
aid:
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YCU MAY I.AUGII OR CRY.
Dai l you ran net shake our brand
nrvv ptcr.t GUttrs from your
rye It is irr.nirtti ril wh.At shar
nt'-e your noc may be. Come in
nJ ice thc-m
BECK JEWELRY CO.
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Conqratulated by Roosevelt.
Ovstor Hay. Sept. 7 President ,
UiMisevell has telegrapli'-d Senator
Proclor Charles A. Hell. -."veni"r I
elect and the K' puldic i.i slate com- j
inillee. ctii-rai libit ing th. ni cordial-i
ly on the result of the Vermont eke-:
lion.
COTTON GOODS MAKERS MEET.
Oi g.ini7f(i Under Name of Southern
Color'-d Codi Weavers.
' A' I. no. i Sep; 7 - About foriy of
n, , ,.,.H,.n Is inaliul u t'ir
,i. ,.i I'm- .'uili nut li.-ie lol.iv ate!
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i, the largest and most magnificent
summer hotel in Canada. Local ion
unsurpassed, in tho relilre of the fa
nmiis Muskoka Lakes district. High
lands of Ontario (l"'i'l f"-t above s-a
abou six hours journey nor'h
oi Toronto.
Th- croumls Include an area or
i;tii acres, containing pine and ln-m-lin
k ro-es an, l many tit-.-iniifnl a'ks
an. poinN t-oniii'Hiiilina U lv vb ws.
Hi. -r.. ar" Tennis, tl.ilfing. ltowlnc.
Ki-hirs. lli.il'in-i. CroTCt Itowl-m:
C.r.in an.l many mjoyalilo water
trie -"ir- I.i- in evert r ---c1.
i:i-illetit u.in-n.H'm frrvi' e.
lvrnpiw liieratcre ami inforn-.a-ti.m
low i" r.- i. h the " --1 M t I "
k i" on a-p ie; i on in C,y. W Vn'tn.
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DOES IT PAY
TO ADVEITIS:
THIS QUESTION HAS BEEN ASKED
The Enterprise Proposes to Answer
This Question With a Big
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It does not however propose to limit
its answer to Beaumont or East Texas
but it proposes to go over into Louisi
ana where the Enterprise covers the
ground hours before any other paper.
We here quote one letter out of
over a hundred the Enterprise can
furnish to show that we cannot only
cover Texas Territory, but that we also
cover Louisiana Territory as well.
mmpYBon Ami. La.
August 31st. 19V4.
Globe Furniture Co.
eaumont, Tex.
"Dear Sirs:-
I haVe just seen your advertisement
in Sunday's "Enterprise". 'Please let me -fcnoW if yoa
Will fsend the 3-piecc Oak Ttcd-Room Suit at $13.85,
F. O. B. at "Beaumont, also price of Springs to fit bed
and What you Will ship the Whole for, freight prepaid.
Please let me hear from you at once.
Very Gruly Yours,
Mrs. J. E. Chopper.
The Enterprise Wishes to
Distinctly Assert it Has No
But it has more subscribers in South East
Texas and Louisiana than any paper in the
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state ot 1 exas can ooasi oi.
If you are an advertiser and wish to
reach the people of this section ask the ad
vertising man and if he does not convince
you, don't advertise.
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