The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, September 24, 1904, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, September 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86071101/1904-09-24/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86071101/1904-09-24/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86071101/1904-09-24/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn86071101/1904-09-24/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Beaumont enterprise. [volume], September 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
About The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.4 MB)

The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.), 24 Sept. 1904. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86071101/1904-09-24/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

THE BEAUMONT ENTERPWI8E SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1904.
TFIHI
I M Li UUVUw
-AT
IE
r .rfflcod and turned into money within the next 10 days.
.; , oith otQ-i m and continues daily until 5 p. m., reserving
Sale begins Saturday mornihg, September 24th, at 9 a. m., ana com , ..
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
t
THE PALACE
... Hocm-intinn. Such an ODDortunity for
Is too wen Known v se the people to be on hand early,
securing bargains may never be offered aga.n m oui city and we adv.se p
Remember the Date, September w-uru. PALACE, Crockett Street. ,
fit of worKin.i people wui m LUCAS. Manager.
keera open 'til 11 P. M. Saturday Nights ILJimmm-. m mm1 lua.roigCT.ffl-1
ZSZMHBBnmuamMBBs . . ,fMiJ oiitnu-iTiiui nF in nmio
-2SS02S
if yr. t.' tv v
CHRYS1TIS WON
TOOK THE WILLOW HANDICAP
FOR TV 0-YEAR OLDS AT
10 TO 1.
won; Comrade second; Optional third.
Tiii)i' 1:4:! i-."..
Fourth, five i'tirlonRs: Lorctta m
won; Moorish Damsel second; Jade
i i 'el,.,.. 1 (III I'.-Ti
1 1. M u. i im;
Kiflh, six :md a hull inrloniis: i.oni
Dixon won; Nannie llovcs second ;
lied Iinven third. Time 1:1!) -1-5.
SMh. mile and a sixteenth: fems
inK Muster won: Isuac.lo second; Mar
shnlsea third. Time 1:47 "'
Seventh, mile and a sixteenth: Rov
al Pirate won; Swift Wins second;
St. lih'.e third. Time 1:-18 1-4.
HQ
SCOTCH DANCE FiRST Al KIM
Prarjocn, Woods, Perry and Singing
Master Were Winning Favorites
at. Harlem Other Notes of
the Turf.
New Yorl;. Sept. Chrysil is, at 10
to 1. wen the Willow handicap for 2
v, avoids, lle and a hair iulo:i;;s at
ilniveseinl today. First about sis l'ttr-lie-r-
l.udv An. iia won; Ancestor
,,.,!; A:'cciisli..i third. Time l:ul.
Second, live furioiiKS scims: Jim'
vu.pi u-oli; -lil debt and second; Co
Maid thir.l. Time l:ol
Third, mil" and a larU.ns: And u
ih;i v. n : Mn' H I'1'1' Ostr'eh
third. Ti""' 1:.M
f,Vi.i'h tin- Willow handicap fixe
a id -.ic !a!l furlong: (Tirysiiis won:
fstfla Oilalina second; H:iii'!:rra
Ihi'd. Time T-.t'T "
Kihii. selllni; .l.ile and Mxleen.h.
Sidnev ('. lie won; I'.i'.U; siron.!;
I Yon eds Ih'rd. Tin.e 1: V. .
Sivih. mile nail a sixteenth: l'rm-
iii,,. won: ;nl of Itc ach ioc
,.i.d;'t?iiiS i5:!!; Til"u ,:"2
..ulnii. .Mliiu-' five fiirloiifs;
, :, -.-s won: li acl. f o s. cond;
S' in:i'ia i ir.nl. Time 1:"'
At Dclmar.
c-, . ei't. ''i: li Da.ict
.. I ,;.. i ,-l.oif .- in the l. :iil:ir. wi n Hi'
,! today's card at IXlma
l-j'wt, six fiii-lonc. !!' ',,rt ,m:
.,rv mi Hid; fni'.t -N"-f uoi'l. I'-"'
i ;, 1
" i vi. n-i-1 a ).'f f rWiii-
!,,tf '.li.-. . V lir.,. ov: l-oii. V.'v:!
, . i i Mi t i ti ' in Ti ! 1:1.
'.'.! i :v f-irl. l' '.' M""
, .... v,.iii !i iv ' : hi !: I" ;i'a;i H-ir-I
,. . x f rlo-is- lil!.i::rtS:
- , i, ',, . .. ; V --: ' 'n s :ni
s . ' Tin i I'll
i- 1 1 i, . :. I !' ' ' L':
, , ',... . v. -i ; '' a 'i-1-'
. . ,;.ii i r lli rl. T.tiK- 1 :
, . . .... . - i ' , v -! 1 . lui :.:.
. . i . !. 1.-:; i :
, y .. J- I V-.'-
, ... , " ' r -m - S 1
1
FOOTBALL TODAY.
Y. M. C. A. Teams Will Line Up For
First Game of Season.
The Y. JI. C. A. foothall squad will
divide into (wo teams tins aiternoon
and play a i;ame of foothall at the
Driving Park. No admission will he
charged, as the contest will be more
of a practice f-aine than the regular
sport. However, the public is invited
io witness the tussle. October 12 the
I regular team will play a match name
at the Driving 1'ark with a team from
'St. Kdwards college. i'rol. A. .
; l'.om'ipie instructor in physical culture
laid out a held at the Driving Park
yesterday.
i
O'Brien Knocked Billy Stift.
r.alti.iioie, Sept. 1 Philadelphia
ack" O'Hrien kaockeil out Hilly
Stiff of ( hicn.i;o. in the second round
if their twenty round sparring ex
hibition tnnirjil before the l.ureka
Athletic and Social Club. The men
re middle weights and fought al
atdi weights.
Olymrjian Golf.
Ch-ti Kcho Couniry Chib, St. Louis,
Sent. Finals tomorrow for the
01yiupi.ui ;olf champion: hi will In
eoiinsti'd in real iiiternat ional Myk
by Hiaintiioti M. fl.nndler Kgan of
Kxnioor and Ceo. S. Dixon of 1 oroino,
Canail't.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE PENNANT IS
SETTLED.
NEW YORK GIANTS TAKE SLUMP
Atlanta Breaks Even and New Orleans
Plays Tie, All of Which Help
ed Memphis.
Memphis, Sept. 2... There was gen
eral rejoicing tonight among base
ball enthusiasts over the result f
today's game at Birmingham, where
Memphis again wins the Southern
league pennant.
Noisy demonstrations are in pro-
i., i,ii.ri,i Fire crackers tin'
popping on the principal slreetH ami
arrangements are making to give the
Memnhis players a nveiy reeeuou
their return home.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 6.
t.i.:i...i..ii,ii Rout ember 2i. Phil
adelphia dcfealed St. bonis today in
a hard hitting, looser iau e,.....w.
Score: . ..,. . .,
Si Imis ....)') ."ii" n ; ii
Philadelphia ...() 310 10 8; 15; a
O'Neil and Grady.; Suthroft and
Dooiii.
Cincinnati 2; Boston 1.
Boston, Sept. 2:!. ICwing struck
out 12 men today, by employing the.
so-called "split ball." Tenncy'B fum
, i v,.,il,.iiii'u nnssed balls gave
OIO HIMl li.-'""'" " i , ,, .
Cincinnati one run and timely hitting
i i ..iiwir score:
'Cincinnati Oiiu 100 100-2; 7; 0
Uoslou 00t) 000 0101; 7; 1
Brooklyn 3: Chicaao 2.
Brooklyn, September 2:!. Brooklyn
Cnrn
,.i,;.;....' ' .nno 000 2002: H; 1
111 , i. t
i.i.... (i w. ( i u - .: u; i
liruiiiuj ii - - -
Weimar and Klmg; Jones aim ei-
Ken.
New York 0: Pittsburg 7.
v,... York. Sent. 23. The locals
failed to score against Pittsburg.,
Pittsburg o::o oon 00C-7; 8; 3
New York '"' oof 000 0; 2; 2
JUDGE PARKER
tii io nit
ROOMS IN HOFFMAN Muuot
WERE BESIEGED BY POLL
TICIANS.
JAMES STEPHEN HOGG A CALLER
Party Harmony Being Gressed for the
Occasion and Efforts Made to Bring
the Bryan Wing into Closer Fel
lowship with Psrker.
Magnolia Park.
Ivnt forget that o.i Sunday, Sep
tember i"., the fiu'-t exhibition of
hlUi c lass vHUdeville t vt r pinn in
Texas ill be S'"' n at the Park.
bolh at the maiim-e at "-. "''
in Hie ive:iini! at S:".. The j iforia-
i,n( t i!l be of the nv-t n fill' 1 or
,!. r hi yo,i (an r asvirc-1 that von
iK-ecl l,iiv t.o in l-riti -!!:?
i:r :'.. v, :r ('' 'I'' :.n. 'T ';,:r
. ; i a '. ni.n'.l '" call Mi r
: t. I,:, on to tie IT'S-' 1. "" r '
!,r lY'i. )' (''!;: :'t"l ' .'I -e.'.;
I'.ai ir:.t.iiiii to hi to t tie
Pari i .'. I'"r !'-r:! ' r u:.'
t'ild-, n-L k.iM.1 ln:iK li'l Si'M-"
Birminaham 4; Memphis 6.
Birniiimham, Sept. 2:1. By superior
nrl; nt the hat and taking advantage
of Birmingham's misplays, Memphis
hi tiiil.iv. This tiractictii-
(in . - - . .
ly nuiius the pennant for -Memphis.
Score: . .
Birmingham ....ion (ill) iim--i; ;
M. mphis I) 202 0110; 10; 0
Dunham ami Matthew?; tioodwin
and llurlhnrt.
New Orleans Game Called.
V,.- Orleans. S-pt. Z-'- New Or
leans and Montgomery played Hironuh
the eiu'in'i innir.g to a slandMiil to
day and the game was railed on ac
nuuit if darkness.
Montgomery '' 1 1" :;: : "
.w Orleans ....IMil "i i ::; 8; 1
Hale mid Clarke; H- ltn. Wi'gs an I
l"ox.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tie at Cleveland.
Cleveland, Sepl. P,. Cievelan.l find
New York played lo a tie. darkness
ending the. game in the nl.ith. S-
Cleveland 1M' "Oil (mo 1; 8; 1
.... v-....i, nut (i. in nun i: 7: 4
.ew i in i
Detroit 3; Boston 4.
ii,. i,.,. it Ki.ni Muilin lost lo-
din's pame by an error in the first
inning and (wo bases on balls. Score:
Del. oil him (HO 20il-:l; 10; 1
5,.m 210 Ol'l ODO i; 10; u
Mulb n. 'taytuond and Drill; Young
and Criger.
NsihviMe 3; Little Rock 1.
N.i-!:v."e. S lit. Nash !! 1
l.iiile llo' k -.-li.l.!is!.i d a in v.orM
T,tor. f.ir ball tine t'- ay. play-it.-
t!'- tame i:i rninut "r
Va-hMlIe 1' '1
. : . , I'.., 1 i ...i 1 1-.ii In.. i 1 ; V : t
;:. ri a-M Kt.'.'H: l!" . a"" --
i "ii .
New York, Sept. 2:!.-CYmlrury t
his expectations Alton U. Parker was
unable to fomplete his conferences
with political leaderss, uud returns to
night to bis homo to Hsopna. lie will
siarl. home some time tomorrow. M'in
, i.ti. wi re admitted to Judge Par
j i t t IT... i
ker's apartments at tue no....m..
House than usual but nevertheless h.
found a possible to Lake some reere
at ion. He took a long walk b"f"rt
. u.-iiL-hi walked Iron
01 eillvi.:.-.! ""
hit. hotel lo Hie Maiibi.Ma.1 ch'b
where lie look dinner. H-nalor C.r
hum was will. Judge 1 arl;-r inon
Hum an hour loduy. Tin y went ove
the plans f.i- the campaign ami :;:,
Hii t the canva-s should be put ui'de.
uhv without .Irlay and be co...lu.:lc.
in an i net yet i- .aatim r until Novcni
I,, r Some "f Hie de'riSs v.. re roll
sio- n d ami! lh".e was a dhotis- lo.. a
! the siM-aku.-, to " ;e tae ...jifl....
sla'K.
Vague Concerning ijrovtr.
Tin. r. ...it 1 1.1.1 ih-y re lo III V it :
r.,,.., r ( lev. land lo lake part i.iiuld
! 1; .,,.,a.....I. S'.iator l.'.iuiar
iliinks teat tnurli depouds on M-v.
Vitrk Mate uml i-xprn-s. l ir B':fl: a
i .,!. whin tobl "hat Judge Ibrrlrl
and Harrh-.oti, rali-l 'ia-e I .r (,.. ... "
, .....rtiftr li.'e to OJ1I. ft
HII'I ll'.I.IK I."." f - "
. .1 ii i: lio-.il ! lav.
! :r;i I t .III. ! ' - ' - a .
m i' l. re-f .l in
i.i ii..."" .... -
,.n.i,:.i--ii Kahl tot.iglit tlial
. . . . I .uii. r ajiv l-v:iim lo
vo Pnwhoril of Mis
Kur1, Former Governor J. S. Hogg 01
Texas ana olhorn. Jiimos iv. -nmun.
..i i,,rr,.,r .,i1 M'l f'nniniin Imd bCOn
IvUl. VIUHJf m
closely associated with the last two
presidential campaigns anil mo ie.
prevailed that the Katherln had par
Uiicular reference-tO-m-MRlng the aup
pertors of Bryan in closer relations
with JikIko Parker.
A member of the naiionai eoiiiiiui
teo said (hat JudKO Parker in meet
l.irr mull U'llll iiiui hi-i'ii hourly Hin;iKt-
ers of the ticket fmir and elnht. years
ago, was assist .uipr maiei .any m
liolnc miulu to con
ciliate thase who had been holding
aloft in thho present campaign, mhhj
.i .,r ii. ..(imiiiitlee urued lito
IIHJIII i.v-'i n ... -
JudKe to reconsider his decision noi
i... ,. iMu.iiiHnir tour hut he told
every one that all r.pecclies would he
from Ills veranda al uosemouiiu
Was Not Captured.
Tnncier. Morocco, Sept.. 21!. JMr.
I .... Hie British merchant of Itatlat.
who Is said to have been captured hy
tribesmen while lisntni; u i
Hal. river lias returned safely to Itu
liat.
SUFFOCATION Of 10 GIRLS
( Continued from pnKo One.)
of
I t cc, t
t I -.
Ce' r;l
f -
: . -It- :. b - :
. . ! '
Ecn Ereak at Atlaitj.
Atnta S- 23--Ai,
:i ; 1 :,. e 1 A'i-I.ij '.... .I .! i-b
1. 1. ...I- t. .'!.-:-. S T If '
. ,.( ..t ...';.'. o- I..--,:
. - i- ;x-i ' - - ' , . .
Vi i ' ' r t I ! " ''
. -: ; . I -.
., .., r . ...(.:
. ... . : ' -
M'lk Wrinkles the Face.
A writer on b.-au'V in one of the
Fo-l'-ty pHp"rs tir-'es b r r ilus nev
er 1. 1 wash the l"e wi'h r ia,i and va
t. t. as l,i int; r. rlabi :-::'ru' lion to a
lii e rcaii.b.-si'.n. I caaU Intlorte tMn
vi. w.
Ci: ;itil ..r-? i'i aholn"'.y nerr K.ry
to the beai.ty ai d iidii7 of '. 1- x
M.r." f tin- rl.tr, 1! m.hp I' net Ii'.ed.
-it 1' :M '"."'l.e-.I ::.':aei -i..- - .
. ... . i. ....... ..i l-
;-no purr or nic'i.i' J ki--i i'""".
.. v '1. I or.cf. 'iv t!,o r:nli of on-i-
v.a !.!-.:: tie l'- i'h tn.lU in a
. ... . i.. .i.riMi i;fn PIi a u j -l
l-' . .... . ... f,M I'll'-..
-.- li-xloa. bm ! fore . " ei ,...i.n l 1 1. '
",) a-e lia.l '- ail fr-hr.'-t. and P.. t;.e ua- at-I ' ' '.- "
;,;,,., .-,..-. rV... cover-l l.h T,Mu.l
rlv . Ti ' ' Ti in - I
ruanimt Town In the jnd.
PHt town in the Unltoo
la i.lil lo bo Shukertov.a, Ky
t..i.i.n..,l l.v Shaker. It has a larR
nrlck hotel, but no business houBes.
Dentistry,
r. ..-I., i. tnoHern nrpnc. but
Ihi! noe.1 for It oxlrt4 Uoustds of
years ago, cavities havlnn ltn found
In teeth or tno mono W.
ui.rU1. Mnti Famous Church.
o. i,...r' ui lton o Is In tbo form ot
cross M feet lotiR nnj 4:,0 Xutt
Idn. Its lnll'ht Is only lo
:tbs Uju Its width.
East Indlsa Barbers.
P,o Hnht Is lh toiirh or the intiv
t.srlHT of India that ho ran nhav a
. tiKt.Ki.er tthilo aal-ep without waklaR
lm.
rithlna Better Than Fsrmlio
An (rn- of r"" rlhlnK Krounrt will
l.l.l more f'Ml In a ''"
sets of tbc U 't 1sn4 m I" r '-
MARTHA BUHU. 8. (latlKlltel
'Mrs. Ella Hulir.
KDNA THISIS .10. dauuhtor of John..
Theo, blacksmith.
LILLIAN WITWAM, IS. daiighl ir
of W. A. WiUhani, farmer.
HAZTt, GLOV15K. 8. iiarents do id,
lived w'th grandmother. Mrs. V.'olf
FAUSTA CARD. 11. and C1IAII
MAIN, i), bith ilaitKliters of V'ii.
fnr.t r the firm of McCulloiiKh and
sons Olnclnnatl.
ISAUELLA CORLKSB, iu, wmi
anioni? those rescued, is reisirtnd to
night to Do in a nyiiiB i'"""-
B-ai AvuflV.
For the drcnin-woven stlllneai of womls
For thpl"l.lM"tllMt thr birds und ' lha
wIc.Um have piiiniru.
Kor thu rimiiliiB if hrouka ami me
Vnl.'H uw-linuiM"-" ,!..
Oh, for a lin-utli ot thuiiu loved lost dii3!
Ivr my h.nrt hns grown slek und my
Of tile' IJiimTruy atrut Olid tho world's
I woum'1 'wander sway to the reulma of
WliPiVlio' twtllKhta aro wild and the
wind auun.lH e.'rlr,
Illowlt.K buiomm from aomo pliiintom
ahure. . ,
Tliin 'a a ihlrnt In my aoul for' tho fair.
In tin? puthwiiya nm.-iumivu -lniKlit
fne.-a. , i
Ho lona foinakrn and lit to me.
For I knew thut tho wild reJ roJ
lilow Ins . , ... ,. , .
Ill the lams and meadows Bnlin i-il M
And I'know that tho rivtm are n.'lnK.
Tl.rciuah'VlS valleys of peace, ami I
wniM I iln . ,
... ... .. . in n . . . . i n tin m.irn.
It" '. Cuvriury' lu Laiallbh Counliy
Utu
I in i.npii;i l
. .1 a" ii'. i " '" I1'1
M. ti it 'f llni-il .n
uu ':M t rw r :'-l
. . ... ..... ...1...I I.. r.4',ri.
a ttorty inn " m -
....m 1-.;, Mr. .P"i'
I'KI tll.lll " 1
t i.r i.i al
lui i;-iai'
i::.: ti-. n
Mite
iin
. t:'i
I.') rly 'n r''
a ; "V
f;.t. La -j i-!kii
(.rtjLli.
VfT. 1.
n t -
to 1-si i'y i
i. ta LL
. j-i W- T -.
r h J" . I'r1 'T '
i-r-.:-l ibirnan ll"
,,r I ",' ; -f T
... J-.'.f. '' Ii W :-ai",
Ruhhtr See Oil.
XhP l-d " hn ,,,r" r",,"T
rhld an "II M h has i.n.pcrties klnil-
Ur lo tl.oe of Ilm-'i'd 'M.
a..4 aixnda Immtfitt Bt'aln.
,i. it- i.i Unrr n.jod an Imll K'.ra
forc tn-rlti.
Ap txi Fo-. ot Gibraltar.
i,r tow. f-afr an - i
-,,.. aj" i a e R'a fjf Ola-
r'
Divorces in Japan.
m..m In Janan. which can lx Ob-
... i it,, mint trivial tiriten -bm.
hare som-w!iMt dlmlnlHhed la r.mnlKT
In rent years, but lacy mih
at tha rat of on to 'vcry thn.- mar-
rlaK'-s. la 12 there wre iu.i"
marriages and 1U.49 Olrorrcs.
Whara He's Wrong.
A man has no rlRht to Rlvc W r 'fa
away when h 'sy before rro
tiane. cr.nddin: that ahe r-r-t
rlvs him away by Wlfic Tr4
wt.en ha r-r h" ro- lw chair
hHn cotnpaar ts pres.-at.-Au hi ia
Cloba. -
I Mafncffteca af VH:t.
Are.irdln to a -ry 1d crtato.a ir
ralllnc at tke ajnalnt tii town '4 -
bam. KaaUad. rrr v-t "
parrlac tbroaifli lb tin la n-t rl
to lae -av. -:' "
to be lac-a la tba canOe.
f abarrlba for tb EateTp"-
r' t
, i
LAa
laa aa
the IVoiTw-QiiraTncTa'

The Beaumont enterprise. [volume], September 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
About The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Beaumont enterprise. [volume], September 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3 About The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Beaumont enterprise. [volume], September 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
About The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current