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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE THURSOAV, SEPTEMBER 5 1904
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To be sacrificed and turned into money within the next lO days.
Sale begins Saturday morning, September 24th, at 9 a.m., and continues daily until 5 p. m., reserving
nothing, until entire stock is disposed of.
This is no cost sale nor 1-3 off sale but a bonafide BANKRUPT SALE.
MILLINERY, VEILINGS, RIBBONS, BELTS, PURSES, NECKWEAR,
SILK AND CLOTH SUITS FOR LADIES
SHIRTWAISTS, HOSIERY, CORSETS, PETTICOATS, Everything in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Goods.
The Quality of the Goods Carried by "
PALACE
qqH onrIpriintinn. Such an . cmtaortunitv for
lb IUU WCll M1UWII LU lltV-V tnjr xww -I . i-I W g&
securing bargains may never be offered again in our city and we advise the people to be on hand early. K
Remember the Date, September 24th Saturday.
And the. Place, int. fM.L.stiL., rocTcen oireei. a
LUCAS, Manager.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
A CLOSE
HEARING
SEASON WOUND UP AT M0NT
" COMERY WITH SHUT OUT
FOR LOCALS.
MEMPHIS RETAINS GOOD IEAD
Broke Even in a Double Header With
Nashville Yesterday Doings of
the Big League.
Thu Southern league base ball pen
nant race became more interest Ins;
yesterday when New Orleans defeat
ed Allaiua by a, score of 1-0 and re
tmncd to second place and Mcmpir.a
iv. defeated by Nashville drawing
tho tliree teams nearer together llian
over. Tiio ract which it was thought
would be derided today will not lie
.settled before t'H.iorrow any bow and
perhaps ii"i nniil the very day tho
on ends hmi'iay.
t!ie National lcairuo raee N"v
was trouneed twice by Ciiiciu
;,ii at New York too. Of four-,.
beating does Mil alter '.hi' eini'li
(limits have upon the pennant,
merely shows that the might
Miuieiinies lake sudden tumbles.
The American lorcm race Is st'H
and lie-: bclwi-en Hoston mid
York, sliil with the chaiiecu fnv-
irn.:: th- big eilv.
Nashville
Memphis
lluiisell
Hurlburt.
Second
Memphis
Nashville
and
110 2(10 011 fi ') 1
ooo 2:10 000 r. n 1
Accnrsiney; Herr and
100 400 117 0 2
noo 000 2:: r s 4
sinei.-dnln nnd Hiirlbiirt : Piatt, and
Knoll.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 4; Detroit 2.
Chicago. Sept. 21. Detroit coul I
not hit succssfully. Score:
niicnpo n20 200 nox-i n 1
potroit noo 200 noo 2 R 1
A It rick and Sullivan; Sfovall and
Drill.
III
Y.-ik
tin i
the
the
but
e lose
Ne-V
Cvelelar-ct Wins.
St. Louis, Sept. 21. Cleveland de
feated St. Louis in a one-sided game.
Score:
HI. Louis noo noo pin 1 7 1
Cleveland W "n 1"1 ! in 7
Morgan, Clade and Sugdon; Hess
and P.uclow.
Boston T?krs Two.
Host on, Sept. 21. H'isloii won both
Karnes Philadelphia. Pcore :
First :
Hoston 000 10 Mil 5 7 )
Philadelphia 1" """ 1 '
l)iii-en and Crigcr; lleni-y a id
Noonan.
S'Tord :
Huston inn noo "01-1 7 :;
I'hiliiib'obia 1"" """ "- " ,; "
f;iin!tr ami Doran: Palnk. Coatloy
and Nixrnan.
Philadelphia Won Both
Philadelphia, Sept. 21. A
crowd saw the locals 'win two
from Chicago. Score:
First :
Chicago noi ons 000'
Philadelphia noo 100 ; ;
Weimcr and KHng; nugghby
rtoth.
Second:
m,i ooo noo 000
Phiiadeplhia 120 (ion nOx " 7 '.'
Lundgron and O'Neil; Sparks and
Dooin.
pood
frames
11 1
n 1
and
S 1
Pittsburg Took Both.
Brooklyn, Sept. 21 Pittsburg
won two pimes. Score:
Fl,;t
;!00 1U0 0111 .r
010 Oiill 0: 0 -1
and Phelps; Cronin
term
10
1
7-0
iind
SOUTHERN LEACUE.
Srar.on Closed at Montnoticry.
:loiit:Miiiery P'. 21 The !.ea
i.-i ! d h'-n" with a f'hut ou'.Nor
(. Montgomery. S-or-:
-hrev! tiort "io rum 1 . 1
j, .,.,.. .ty MMI OIXI (MlO f
Alxll and CratTiu. ! and fb.i1:.
A I
Atlanta fi; New Orleans".
iiitn. S. i.t. 21- Tbf t"
m r'-o'ue th" I' ad ' "ie n:-i
I v ?v' w Orb ans !n ih firt it 'i-
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Cla?
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in He
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W?shington Wins i'
Wash in '--t on. S i.t. 21
Inc thrf hit
Wabini.-t'in
Score:
W.-eliitiL-t'-n
New Y"ik
Patten and
Claik-on.
Eiohth.
-Ilv blllieil-
i'lith inrin::.
three ftis.
(HO pio n-2 C !
dim 100 o-l 2 l
Phelns; Iteislint; .mil
IUMI MWt 1 r 1
on j MM don - 2
Kit 1 rj.1i-'-; Clatk
1" 1
and
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston St. Lu:
P,o t'i:i. S t. 21 Th- I'
l.v inuiriL- M 1":i';i.i 1
the iib M:'l
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PittslnilB
lirooklyn
Leever
P.erKen.
Second:
Pittsburg
ProoUlyn
Klalierty and
Hltier.
THE SOUTH TEXAS LEAGUE WILL
STAND.
Cossett May Look After the Owners
Interes' Walter Morris May Be
Captain The Dope.
The nncetainty which ha-- existed
r,,r th" pi"t two or three e';s wlill
the fani a'.oiit tin' be" ba'1 sit Mat t'n
fi.r next year is lnnily wanaitled.
Tin t" wil! be a f -ur !::! b atine next
jear eme iM I'K 'f t'-e '':til :' a:J
(oiiipod the le:!:;u" this y-'iT and
l.-l. Tli'T" wil !' no am'ilai.!";!'"-"
bit ween t!;r- north .nu'i voi'iti n ''
i.i.s lor lie- reaMii that h" South
1 . I. U i.rnviM runs Kiel does
l.i.t r?.n- to e::pi rini'-i'l with t:M-
urtaill te'lip'T ,f the :'! ' 1' T .as
r" d.
Tin- fruneh'si'" in xari'":." fi'i"
r. o .ri. 't lo S'-n's.ry Ka'r,1! and
.- i.i ived l.v liifu an as fo'lo.i: -.!
i.-.to'i. Mar'tie J";ni"ti; Ho
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Mr. Wiess payms such exnoroitiim
inrioH was merely iiroixiuniled lot
iii., ,.iiiia,w 1. f'olfi-i'itiir' an itxcn.se in
tho event, Beaumont won out. As a
matter of fact lieaumonl. lived strict l.v
up to her contract as to salaries dur
ing the r.i-st part of Lin? season while
both Houston iind Galveston violated
theirs. In the latter pail of tho sea
son a howl was made a:;ibmt Meau
niout. for they had ioi'KOtlen their own
IransKressions.
It. is probably true ihat a league
ccnnol. Inst under tho policy pursued
!: Mr. Wiess because base ball, like
eVerj thing else, must lie hamlled in
a business-like way. The only tlif
ferenie 'between Mr. Wioss anil the
others was, that Mr. Wiess had no
f-ecrcts bul a'd openly what he was
dolus while tho others covered up
their trickery.
Mr. J T. (iossell will perhaps take
an active interest in the team next
year and select some good man Ul f.ct
a? ctaptian and assist in the manage
ment or the team Mr. (Josscl.t. himself
lu.wever will probably employ and
discharge the players. The greatest
tumble early in the past season was
that this rinhl was left to a player and
be shielded weak players at the ex
j enst; of the men who were Kivint; him
a liviiiK. It is not known whether
Walter Morris will be the captain cfr
not Ho is heady and knows the pauio
I, lit there is plenty of rooiI maloiiul.
'I be North Texas h-nune is In much
tho position of a last stnKO consuiiiu
lie and what little Rood material
then! is left there will be easily se
eeri d here next year.
in addition lo this the South Texas
l auebiiti the rbrhl tKiirafl tin on the
C'it 1.011 Slates. 1 1n t North Texas, the
South Atlantic or any other class
"!' h-a '.:11c. It is aily n-eii theretore
th it a niiieti cheaper team can be had
in xt year ami ru n a tieiier one.
There Kit n n; little danger now of
it.v of itie present team beinu draflcn.
Iauniont had a K'io'1 hall team but
tor -ueh a t. am It is remarkable what
ii'tl" iMit'rial th'-re was in it fit for
fie I company An analysis slums lb"
follow iir.': M- M iirrf-v crin hardly hit
v i li ironi-'li. t'obb. Jarvis at"! Lnili' b
! : ve l,n n tr;d In fa.-ter cotiipan
:.iid did not s 1 if k. Join t is yet an
nnitrtain ntmiititv. 1llly is not
vo'-h bis i-a'l He be'otlfs to Pa-x
iitiv vfv H 'i'ii '-r hav n.in" kikm! q'.a'i
li.i f.,t -i.t::' na-'.n has aiira'ted
1 ;,ii. -.i h vl.i r en Morris run
i' t 1 .i' vi!' i-ti. Li'T'.art ba- Tiot
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l'.t ,f t. ' lb .-"lll lllfl-." C'lTl
, .1 ..., r ' St. . tit i-i too 'low
'I- t - ( M" !ias f'K.l nri '")
i I- 1 r l.t'.'.fr -l'y than not
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Captain of Atlanta Ball Team Handed
a Lick That spoils 1-113 name.
Atlanta, Sept. 21. As a result of a
liRht' in one of Atlanta s fashioliaDlo
cafes tonijjnt, tiene Demontrevllle,
captain of the Atlanta base ball team
will probably not be able to piny dur
ing the remainder ol ine season.
II is not kiKAvn how tin; trouble he-
Kan. .Demonl rcvltie s lace is naniy
bruised anient as a result of a I
handed him by J-rauK wun a water
bottle. It. is possible Ihat IJemontre-
i' ile will lose one of his eyes.
Frank was arrested, but rolonsed
after putting up a cash collateral, in
time to Join the team leaving for
heme tonight.
PUT OUT OF ACTION.
SALOON ROBBED.
Williams Place Near Magnolia Park
Touches tor 1 wenty.
The Williaulu Saloon, just. Ibis side
of .Magnolia. Park was biirglari'.ed
about 9 o'clock last, night, the thieve:)
getting about. $20 from tho cash reg
ister. Williams was away and i t
assistant, closeii up about 8::j(). The
proprietor, wild lives at the saloon,
returned about ! to Iind the fu'o door
open mid about $2i gone from the
cash drawer. Ho inlonned I he police
of the robbery and officers an; work
ing on the case.
NEW FOUNDLAND STORM.
Severe Gales Sweep That Region and
Destioy Fishing Smacks.
SI. Johns. N. V.. Kent. 21. A fierce
fab- swept this region today. The
schooner Amy Ixiuise of St.. Johns, Hie
kcIiooii't I'obs of Parrs.boro, N. S., und
the n l.ooin r Kl'-.mor of I'lyinniit h
have l oil drivn aKhonv Tlie fiehoon-
r Kipiile of yiielK-c has bt-n Hist Willi
li v meu
Th" Iji'.ratlor. a n.all sti-ann-r. is
i! lave,). t Is f ar'. tliat last week's
rule has d' vasiaied the j,le-.elor M-a-io.iid.
Mi'Ti.i from Si. Pi'-r.-e report that
:-a!es la.e n ver'-ly l:n:a'-,-d tti"
Kr tt' li 11 hi":: f I --. Tli" f ath of
'! is tti' imof.-t in I'll VfJIM.
WAS THE ONLY ONE. OF TH!
FAVORITES WHtCH WON ON
THAT TRACK.
WEATHER COOL - COURSE MUDDY
Tea Cress, a Two to One Favorite
Won the Flatland Stakes at
Gravesend. Allen Avon
Caught Delmar Feature.
N'cw York, Sept. 21. Tea' Cress
the 2 to 1 favorite, won the Flatland
selling slakes S 1-2 furlongs at Oruve
send today.
Flrt, about six furlongs Iuviii'-i-blo
.won; Divination second; Shot
Utin third. Time 1:12 2-5.
Second, Steeplechase, about 2 1-2
miles (iood and Plenty won; 1 tim
bre second; Head Master third. Time
6:07.
Third, tho Flat lam! selling 5 1-2
furlongs Tea Cress won; (iamnr sec
ond; Hank third. Time J:"X 2 5.
Fourth, mile and a cpiarter Hurst
bourne won; Chauipkin second; Short
Hoio third. Time 2:0!.
Fifth. 5 1-2 furlongs Milling C.oM
Itoso won; Calmness si-cond; Ihdii
Klon third, lino 1:nx 4 5.
Sixth, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Phantom won: Hen (VW sw
ond; Alhelianic third. Time 1:51.
nlen second; Khyme and Iteu.'-.ou
third. Jme 1:24.
Seroiwl. n 1-2 fnrbmira Netliiifr Ae..
nnhnl! 1.h won: Rlhels Prldi kik!.
ond; McJetla third. Time 1:17 1-1.
Tlilrd, mllo nnd twenty yards, sell
ing Behoovo won; Worthlngtou tec
ond; Mamselle t'hlrd. Imo 1:01.
Fourth, six furlongs Allan Avon
won; Jungle Imp second; Arlemt
third. Time 1:21 3-1
Fifth, lx and one-half furlong,
selling Poripioi Pas won; Orient
second; Lunra Hunter third. Tlmo
1:.'!8 1-2.
Sixth, mile and an eighth solllnny
r.uhl nwon; Dollnda. second Mafii
Sprlnd third. Time 2:07 1-4.
the Anti-Trust Law.
Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 21. The
Standard Oil Company Is on trial In
Gallatin, this state, for tho violation
of tho anti trust law iiassod by the
last Tennessee legislature. Some of
the ablest lawyers In tho stato are
represented on both sides. Tho case
is attractliiK much Interest.
The Standard Is charged with brib
ing parties to countermand orders to
a rival oil company. One witness has
ininrn 1 hut i h. Ktaiidard . cave, him
one hunudrcd gallons ot oil to. cancel
sucn an orner.
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Wa-i;ri'-ton. .S'j,i. 2!. H'stl-c it
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At Harlem.
('Mf.nfrt Sent. 21. SiirnrlH'H were
freipieiit at Harb-m I'hIv. I'W fill
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won. Weattur char and tn.l; Ira'k
tnmbly.
First. 5 furloncn !Wnnl IMnci
Charlie won: Padre nfeond; IH'-k
Art third. Timo 1:l 4 5.
Swtifd. si furlorisr" (!bas won.
Pac Tae se.-nd; Mnn! Ih'rd
lm 1:11.
Third. t'vMl farlonct Faant"
llodg" nn: Kitt Primer newn':
ibir1. Im 1 :3I 2
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