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THt BKA JMONT CNTlRPRISK WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. tWM
BUUMONT INURPRISf.
Oiili tLAUMONT INTERPAIH
fVtUSHINQ CO.
rtrprU Bulldl"!. Beaumont, Tt-
btarsd tt th Pomtnfflca In IW-muioit
M SmooJCImi UaII Ultr.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1904
lkriLirn..r Iimk itfl ft'M III I llll liri'SI-lll
i iiiii iiuu Im iin r ly nit w iiiio
l.uliil mli.le Ik- w.n itH' inlini; In Iii
k.uik in "ii ;ii h ; mI hoiin- tviluw a
lit In. mi- muMl.K l''l I'Ulls In l'lh
.Iter.
WE PLEAD GUILTY.
Ttrmt of ubcr Iptlon,
Dm r I
Mr mootbi J
BuniUy. per ftr J
BlDgl copr
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Tnt CnlfrprlM Publishing oompany
la not raiponsibla for any debts eon
traded by Ita awployaaa, of any tear-
CARNIVAL AND SCALPER.
lloiibtuii Ih. an iimiiiI. kHIIiik " O'1)'
for III" fall fiiKi'. It I li :" ury fur
thii r'ty iwili! "i 'In' Imv'iii i' K't
Hoiniiliiim "f hlK kind '
imliT llml H:f ioili' tuny lit- liinilKlit
it. In ilu Iliilr hlnrjiimm iuhI linldiiiuil
lv in Iihv iln'lr lunl fur I wiving
lit ilio lty whii li f l il'' " 1:4 u
tniHillH. Tim si l.t iin" l a kM
Tor lloiihloii. U weniH however Unit
they lire Ui it KHinst iln iuilrmU U'
t (! Ill U KtTlllllH IllillllHT l.lt .v,-l'r
It licnuiif nwt-Hxary fr the rallrumls
t-i Bct (i linntii'' imsMi tl l prohibit
Hi iilpliiK Ut fori; th y wuiibl niulu rultn.
Till' fOllllell promptly lil ill" ii ' -nary.
Tho iiiiliniiimo whh pusHi il anil
Hie.nmilH Ml llml ih'-y Imil uccum
nlmhcd MimictlilliK. Tiny '',:l"'
tluiiiKlit Uiat tho city nf I IomsIihi arli'il
in bihhI fulth nii'1 that tln ro would lie
no mu.e Kculpliitf. Tliry wem In crrur.
f. noon uh tin- KuiifiiliiK Kul'-' Virt-a
tile Combiniitloii was ovi-r tin- sial r
n tiirin'il with IiIh litllu HHiuihuwk iiml
tickolH ut c:uL ruli-H havir bein i uillly
filitniiH'd. Tlio rail ouiIm hail no lu-C'lllll-HV
ft -f tin; kIiow wuh ovit !'
rniiHc tho )coilc of lloiistin wanli'd
mi iiii rates -for a yi ar. Now thry
want ruti-a again and now is tlio win
ter of their (IlKCdiili'iil made nhirious
Hiiininer by lh" city coiini'il if they
Ktoi thai M'uliiiiK. The rnad.s how
ever Heeni Ut want no mild mannered j
week day performance. Tliey want
litem Hloppetl fur all time. Jlouulon
may stop lliein lor all lime lint time
V ill tell. Ill 1 ; II 1 1 tin n I when Ihe wiiihj
I.ronosltion was up the eouneil prompt
ly passeil (lie orillimnre and as prompt-1
ly KiiiireNHed KcalplnK. and Htiii essed j
I pi.rmanently. Now if 1.1m eily wuiiIhJ
rates ftr somel.hiii slitt is more likely
to net them here. Houston hay liavo
a roiiKh and niBBuil "al wnl may j
lot-e her life- her KtariiiiK I i To. In tint
mean time Hcvniuiuiil will jostle tihnm, I
the peiiplo hero will snoo.e uneon
KcioiLsly ami we will have no li'K sliow
to offer I he people as evidence Hint
our jiowlh for a year has heen more
renmrkalile tlinn I lint or Houston or
any oilier eily in Hie slate. Kor I wo
years or mo'o Hit; Ikmiiii has heen his
tt ry past history. Now we are urow
Ilig Kteailily. The peot'le here tin II"!
realize the advancement we a'o mak
ing nor do they iieem lo think that wo
1,1. vo such a lirlllinnt future before us.
Tin! ICnlcrprise does not like Ihe earui
Mil imposition as a general one but it
lines believe Hint such ;i tliinj; Is neees
wiry as a soft of self defense. The
scalper has none, the railroads are
our friends and - iiouslon is on.' enemy
eommercially al any rale.
The liepiililicatts are preparing to
H r i I m aiiollier Kiiisal ioiK '.'l If at li :;l
von dout sueei-ed cry, cry av.ain.
.ml Thu lrr-Miiou pluuis. tho oillA'iionio Arkum-aw I'aa road .r
9 ' ' I.I.....I lu.,.nlu t'ouvo UMB rt-NIM'I'leil
tildii.K. In fad nerylhuiK - :.. i1(-.hl BI!
e liae lo re would liavr bee.i llili-r- j m(.,,,. Three oilier lililiis iasi-
At in 'l i nw an a whole, it , I no r tint rhosl mi. I In 4i In line
f course congress i,-i not in session
liiil there is work llial the citizens or
I t num. ml eoiihl pfrfonn riijlit now
I. ;il woiilil init I -r i:i 1 1 v liiislen on- ad
vent to flic deep water coal.
. .
It will not be loni; iiulil the fj-ruH r
V ill "ise as a single nia.i ninl throw
ol' (he yiiKc tint now holds I lie eiee
i llleir pro'tllel. r:ce. In a liuic
' liacon and reen' existence.
.
The pn -sinential eleii'im now 1 . i : t
tie over one month away an. I '!' i';'
li .irk ililt noi nl leelne: piei;ileiit i"
I I siness circle tliii.iii:lnnil the conn
i . i;. lal.in as Mlence tliat the el.-c
tie. i of nlit' man llli .111 letter li'l:
In ss I tit that the eli i ''., II et 1,1-1 i f
t".!IS IIIUI M In t'er lllt'ties-.
.Imie I'atl . r "f-n!. .1 " the --i -i-nu
mis ici iHtt'ion or ir Nimth r It
a-- made ' plain M.at Hi-' H-.I't,t
miiii' playd !!:. ' ' a-i ! a.n s'a'. v
lean ten in hai m .! ' I, at v n !.
i i rails na;-' I'iMi-i at. i a -., ef !eTti
i-i,., it v . 1 i i, . :.; i i ; :
Jteauinont iifH-sesea h many wealthy
l ien as any a lly ln T tan of a Ihinl
iienliT piipulal'oil. '( Iiim- I'M li "f
vuiitli are ton. I liiihlin us mi it tind
Ii.im- acr Illilleii Ihel Wi llllll limc.-t-
! far oh the public l.uowi nml ho
Ir.i m the I'llleipri-e l.elie . There
itie Mime of the-ie i.e-ll however Who
ti.in!. I Iril lli-nmnont lai'dil In K
met fl.'iirMi . 'ili ut ih Ir help, that
tl.c roimiion pet'ilp nufiil to Im.'tle out
nr. I pi. I up llielr i.liu.ll rhiiliRe lo s.
j-uro Mileipii-is while i hey hold on
e i heir nal e tile an. I waich it In
f I'flio In vilne. When ll' iiunioiil wa
n i-nwmill town ilcre whs no such
llilnt? us the ineii of wealili ihirklni;
il. Ir lesnnnsilillllV. t'o!. W. .. Mclrll
r.1 wnn ft lentler wtni earrien ni" nm'
n. i it of weiilih wlHi him. He hnd vain
nlln n-RMnneo from Captain William
V le- s attil Col John N. tilllierl. Thev
fi,rri:ci n trio i li.it was eipial of any
iniytliiiit: III the SoiiHi. When they
aiii' d someihinu for lleiuinoul Hint
rust :iU, I I hey called the people to-
ffilHT ninl find. "We need this for our
low n. you plve Jjn.iinii ami well clve
tWi." Tludr wealth did not repre
i.ini ihne llftlis i f Hint of the city
but they felt Hint Ihey would J?et Hi ee
liMhs or 'he li'lielil II ml they were
wl llni; iit shoulder their whole share,
li is so entirely different now that the
l.i.n.riirlse feels taut we niusl plead
KUllly lo Ihe following f om Ihe I'm t
Arthur News.
The lleaumonl Knterprlse remarked
Sunday I hat If any business or man
iifuetii'rliiK enterprises wee lookiiiK
or liM'ailon in a place where iney
would receive the moral support or
the people, that lienumiuit was will
ItiK. Thai's the Coiible. Th" c.ounly
peiil. has been so blamed lavish with
id nmrni untinort l int It nasu l any
morals left to speak or, neither has il
nllraeled anythini? of much conse
fjiience. Try somel.hin else, nelnhlior;
say li stilislance Dial. Is visible to the
naked eye and sensible to the touch.
That will briiiK results.
The men whose names the ICul'T-
prlse lias mentioned above are slill
more than willing lt do their share In
Belling more fo- llenuiuonl but. Ihey
verv prope rlv feel that the initial Ive
now due from sumo one else. There
tire men In lieaiiiuoni loua.v who me
Hi limes as weallliy as Ihose men
wi re when lhal $5H,(M)0 incident oc
enrrcd but. these men do not volunteer
lo invest n porlion of thoir tneaiiM to
ih uli'e Ihe value of llielr prope ty here
and near by. We need factories here.
They nlve employment lo labor, r'ar
lories can lie built here with n vi' .v
small porceiiluKo of local capital and
Hie invei fmenl need not he considered
a- lo.'d either. There is money In the
east lo la' had whenever we show a
il;rnisllloii to help ourselves. Tills
mo nl support is a very empty affair.
The Knlerprise did not feel authorized ' pevond
however to offer any other kind or sup
port. Heaiimont has nrown so 'rapid
ly and is slill rtowImk so rapidly lhal
we are feeling too much like It will
f-. .hi In lie to without our own pnslilnK. , I he body ol
.. - . i....i ....... o.. on corner of (ii
ve are ciiji'.vuih iii.r il
are koIiik ahead but lo keep noln.4
riu'ail it will require an cpeni.iliii'c of
energy it'id some of Hie many dollars
now ileposiled in Hie hanks ami iloinH
i.o one i;ood. No eily was eve,- built
v : I In mi t f,-illiii'.; hours and hours of
l.'.bor and donai'i aft1 r dollars of m mev
iumi the nu n who have pruwn iii with
il. Wi; mit';t send o il a nulla.' if we
would i:c( two buck. We 'ire not send
inn dollars out arte.' bad ones when
v e induee lsclor;-s ami railroads lo
ci. me lu re. We ate senilini; Rood did
I:i-k nfler :rooil dollars. Tho I'orl
must he admitted Ibal Ih" T'n build
imt as h lniildiii'4 is lit dly as iitlrucl
lv. nil one could hoMi fu '. Inside
there is a place hi niiike yuuriielf ut
home and lo bud oul wind is khIiik on
in home. The fruit exhibit, the mill
iral ekh hit and Ihe iiriculiuriil build
il.l dUpliiv of 'I'evns is most creililalile.
Von i an llml so hl'm f oiu Texas In
rliu .-I lAery buiblihi;. ur educa
tional feilures me sueclitlly nllriicl.
e u'ld lare rniwds ronsiari lv pnlhe
a' Ih" Tevas booth One cannot help
feilmu ureud of the slali
roriiKu was dl.-roi led
,aN held I Ida nioniiti.
Tho life of fJus Klimi'l. proprhiur
of thu Ciiuey I.-daud liar al San An
initio, Hilled in a trae.iy. which i a I
Ihe inore hlioekiliK lai ause the i xacl
iniiiiiier "f hi" death i soiuewhal in
i!i ut. I. II" was sin. I ill the h ick of
tie; luud while iiud iiliit Hie eoiubina
lion of bin "-afe In tl:s place of busilii
He watt round croui In d in a cliai ', n
l.ittol mi the ti'Hir. his riKhi hand
li.in hliiK Hie wi apon. The l ul'et had
.in. nil l lie l.uek nl' til" head on I lie
rniiKiiiit upwa-d nml ioi
HUNICIPALMATTERS
CORPORATION COURT WAS NOT
BADLY RUSHED.
CiURUit DISCtSSiON 18 0,"
Opposition To fcveiy Idea 5t Fjr
Su'jtjekted Mayor's Oppotit'Ou to
Tho n4 Women.
I fill ultlit
WIH II 111 . , I... inl .n.ii
1:1. Illll fll'tl IV III III III l i It J"i mi 1 ""'
other bu hlinrs and llm "ly reKiel . ( . ,,WHV,, , Kli lls. i
lo he had from the III uiinuuito' IslHuun. of his frleiids sav lie lauvi u
..... .1 1 t .i a 1. .rfnt I miiiie of linani'lal Iroiltiles, but was
I ill II llli I 10 I'l .111- .11... ......... ... 1
., . .1 111. mm nilv wlinoill nuv o'ber ciiiihc
,v iiirces has no proper display ,;;.',!mI(,ln,;; "Ma'liv llf his frie,s
huh! In 1 ho tl ry mat me iriiKouy
wa.- an accident.
ABOUT THAT CARNIVAL.
LOUISIANA NOTES,
The Knlerprise ?ei'i been asked 11
Jnumbe. of limes uhoiit Hi" prortre-s
llml Is belli"; made in relation to hold
Inn a Carnival j lieaumont tlii.i Kail.
v must confess thai we know hut lit
tle and It Is our opinion that If the
inerehaiils arc n'lve to th dr Interest.!
ihey will at onre oi'Kanixe tunl slnrt
ihe khhI wo k. We should have u
rice carnlvnl by ull means and Ihero
is not iimi much tlnu
Hie work. All oilier cities the h'zc of
Hi aumout already have their plans
imhIo and are ut. work but he e. liolh
li,K lias been done. I.el the urttnnia
tlon he effected ut once.
The llenuniont Sou.- Lake rail
road should have a marble slab some
vhei'e In (he Hall of Fame. This Is
u.i lit 01 n II xerioiisness. The little
snorl line exlendins from Itenuinont. , hern comniittrd to tin
... .. ... 1 -1... i.. .1... n.-ui i-..i.i of by Justice
llm nr nelici witness: .11
which the Enterprise has information,! . ( c Wu) ..j,.,....! with
thai ever kept ils promise and re- j t,(, murder of I. N'. V-n undo last Anril.
nu ved a t.aek. On llroadway tho ai d his Kstimony brrnre the Co-irt
. . ., , 1. i, ii .!vns vp v f!amn!rin-'. He has also been
snori n it' ive 11 ltr i ipinui. 1 i" .- .v
m
As a resnit of a neum ball in t'aren-i-
11. Vi lainond (iuldiy I"1 and killed
.leliii Kubln, C.ulilry himself lieinu
wiiiinih'd in tne a.i'ray. HlierilT la
Coste arrested (n ilr).
At Winnslioro. It. II. lhindiek tdmt
in which to do if'"'. l"l-''rous ."'"I '
' roiu, wno eauie mere 1 ..1. ...... .
ilhinillck claims Ih".? Siaifinl hm.
wrecked Ills life 011 account i;f Ills I
family, lhindiek sin'r' nih reil to tint I M cured an envnl
Sh rilT lmmediutely after the shoot'iitf.
Tom Kinney, or I'ike County. Miss.,
was ar ested at Kentwood. charged
iv'lli trylntr lo brli.e or nitniiiuaie a
!llncsfi. Tlie nffldavlt wr.s sworn t
il"' To-iii nirch, stepfaiher of Claude
Holmes, the witness approached.
1 McKinncy was taken to Amite, having
DSlrlcl t oil -1
Tlio (i.rp.iial'oll toart yeite day
piornMi!; v.aa i-f fi'ri duiutioii and Ihe
e ly olllcitilH lann d lln ir i'.lou:d
niili-l.lv 1. n- om. iiiii. ut oii v ale'. 1 uu
KiiiniiiK ease iii;aliisi Will i'atiytm went
over r.t?;ln until ttils mi.iiiln u"ii the
ptlt'on if yr. T. X. Mil', attorney
for the defi mlaili. There was another
liuht in Hetl Town and ihe n-xti't v. as
a fine 'n the case iiKaiust the man and
the 'Armanis t.-ase wtu coniinuod until
. iMiis mo nlni? for want of Impoitant
W'tnei'seti. A elui.'Ke IitUlusl a winte
iiihj; for beins drtuik rctiii'd 111 a
I lea of ttitihy :tn a lin of $2 was
!!! Ksed. Th. re wi fe iih o i v.'o (;a :i-;
a.:is i 11 ' 1 n '.Tecs from the soniii end
and they were not piC'cnl I lie in'!,".'
.-niiiesliiitf that they be loekial 11:1 .-''
ttiiti they would he no (i.teu cu aboil
:!:elr nppearlntr this inernlnR.
Brputation Abroad.
City Attorney Teaiio li.n evhl-n"!'.'
Iiie relllilnt'otl ah oiltl.
II.. hu l.i... ..nil.!. ni .l 1:1 llefet'll till'
Sour Luke eoi'perntion suit r.i i.oiinf.'.e.
Mr. Teazle, ihoi'sh city attorney hire
hut n few months, hen l-e ;i eitv at
tornry m O rntr-.' fer k'x years au.'i Ir.
ihiireiiBhly eonvernnt. with rorporn
lam law. He was nls a inemlu r
the leis!aure Ihtt! tussi'd tho '.at -r
1 1. run 11 Hon laws for citv inr. ernmetlt.
The 01 eido of Sour Lake have (low
,. ... Mlllllli't'ieil 111 llilin .O
ler. It had a ecmneelion with thon M.(riloMll Tll(dav
Kim 1 11 Fe and ran Into Hie city limits
01. Dial street nerluiDs half a mile yet Willi "h(
when the Interstate connection was
made the company p.omptly removed
Ihe track and the citizens en that. n( -j, l( ,liT;l. Wils m;l,i(. ,m of all
slreet owe i..e road an obliKi'tion. It the money lie needs I 1 carry him out
is so seldom Hint a railroad does a 'd the Jurlsdiel ion of the courts.
i.nK of Una kind that Hie ICuterprise s,,f,tin!: affnry n,.(.red at A fiend
wishes lo erect, some monument up- ,,, n llonaldsonvilie. in which two ne
on which would be Inscribed "Here's t:oes. the I'rown hrol liers. lost their
,ln Io.ik lite and prosiierlly to the .lives. A i!eKi'o nnme.l Willia iw to
.... , . icni nci intr ;i 111 r ar A ietui. w'n.n
only ruiiroaii ui.u. evei ... 0.-1 in..."
It. A. Smith. Holme is , ,,,, ,.. :,...,!., 1,1,,, r,. 1 i,.f all iracy
It ccsr. in the cause of , .. , ,.,-.,.! in shot that, i'n nt'til'Tt
will siiine o:il in this 1 articular In the
1 "hi which was to have besmi at
Kount.e yestu day nl on" o'cloclr.
Row Stired Up.
It Reeins that the dii pes'thn of the
iininio'ii'il lo nuprar before the
eoiirt
cause
. 1 t !.... ..I.n.....wl ' .1... 1...I n-,.i-.w:i lii-e'.
" ' ' e' I MP htaie VS. .lime u. 11.u-.11, i-uni' 11 . n:rt,iM 11. nuv..- iij. i.u.i ......1... .......
'et w'iih ihe same crime, and it lit in i:iis:j.itl) jj,,, rcfirvalion has sltrrod up ni!
as case lhal he has hern approached and Bm.,a of ,ire ,1,,-eiils from Hie afot-'-
. . advised that it would lie e::l remely . Kuj(1 v,,!10,, of course il may lie a
' (liiUKcrnus fur him to appi a at M;t-1 ..,rd maiur n fome insunc-s to
it- promise. The people or lieaumont
lire indeed proud of the short line for'
., honorable business m I hods. '
. '
TEXP8 NUIfc.
nei;ro sellletnen! :i 'out three miles
I clow Doniililscnville. The IS 'own
In nl In rs were present and at I em pled
lo create a disliirhtiice. A nep;r
named Williams , y. of the man who
I : t t f Ihe fair in rh.-irse, venues! cd the
Prewn hrnl hers ! keen ipiiel, where
urnn Hie lalter drew llieir pislols and
ti, 'enleiieil lo slln il Wi'liams. Wll
, liniiis then pnMucrd a revolver ti'i 1
icti.ii loii. ef 1 lie Itrown hrolhers
.leff N. Mill. .-. Ki'.ieral manai;, v ol ! Htrotirb Ihe Head . iiii.g; em- u
the St. Louis. I . wnsvllle -t Mexico icslamlv. and liifliclins; v.-oaads trom
Uln, ,1 hasKivu not ice that no ,,ns-iv hie - olher l.-elh-r died a the
, fnWH will be recen foT-Mis It.cn.e assetie,- ,,, ,
llrowuville for (en days lo two weeks hcrc h ha, I he.,, i n, .0 w,
(m a,:co, of U,o over.iow Iron, the ;; o a h
A ri'Vo tolorailo 10 i.yioiii. a aiiunm . . , , ,, .. ... : ,i,
Hie Arroyo. All ell on a n re ;"- ".
In laK made fur Ihe haudliiiK ol mail 1 y '" '' , '" "'
i.n.i i.,.i...u 111 nleita lied that suelli'se:! 1 1 " '
: llorts niay p ove suceeasfnl.
The
police of Houston, discovered
1 vouim woman near ino
rmaii and llujalo si reefs. '.
iter 1I1.011I was cut. and iiiuulur vein.
helmr sevei'dl and death result im;
therefrom. There is 11 mystery and
the police are as much pu.y.'ed as the
public. They li e unable to stale when
the wound was indicted or when Ihe
a! tack was made. Shu is understood
lo have rclalives in San Antonio.
Without Authority.
The News published im Hem from
1 lleaiiinout Saturday taken Ir lhal
it orniiuj's Houston Post, statin:; Ih it
n rep'esentiitive of Ihe carp. 'liter's 1111-
Tlie Slate Itliud Institute reports Hi"
largest attendance and enrollment i:i
I lie hlslory of tlie hist Million. The e
ate L'n."i pupils actually ill nttentlaiK-e
and more arriving on every train, with
1 lanv mine child 11 in sinlil as soon
as Ihe rush of f-atheriiiK tlie crops ii 1 l(
over, especially 1 lie cotton.
'I'll., saln.r .1 I'm- the blind is occupy-
1lln1r News nave us a Hirust pertiaps Inn for the first time ils inaanilieietit
witl I knowiio; they were trikii. n. vv Ja.i.tM,,, schisd l;"l diK- ijj"
, . , ., Minld en will r','eie belter insiiiielion
mi forcibly at the quick. I () ,, ,.,( ,,,., ,.Ver before. I:
has been made ihorotmhly comrorlalil
BEAUMONT,
TEXAS. AND THE'ard healthy, there now lieinu no cramp
FAIR.
Melllhe S of
Haiti I ban one.
i'lniilif. Ihose
1'i.iiiteil at Ihe
the l-hiteiprise staff
livt. if you pb use are
who have been d'sap
slinw iuu made by l!i an
1111 :it al the World's Fair. The vi.-l
lor e iieriim the Teva- 1 nil Im- linds
ajton the walls Ihenul baud.-ome pic
.11. of I'n 1 Arthur and In 1 it rae
!oe 1 111 Hull -Mil has i til mi I ed a
'el of lilt I. bettle nr i.H'i d it ,llld
.;, nt it l" t iie exhiliil in 1 he Ii rt icni
t'ti.il liteliiiau: Halias Maim F- '
Wur'h. 1 la' sesti n. San 111nt1i.1. 11 fact
.mi) l"Mi and etl ef i'liimr'am e i
i. 'in 111.. r. d there. I'.ut V lhi.r a'
i ae 'Ml irl. Die -iraii-.-r ;il' ! el
...I .mailers bill tin Ilio Clint aiV e ry
iliiiiu is ill alinoM perfect isuuliiion.
I.nsl year, the greatest in the history
ef the school, the Inruest ilirollttlelll.
i.ot actual a! tendance, was 1ST pupils.
I'i-l id Attorney MiMire of Austin,
's nm in a statetnetil in which he saw
I that he is poini; 10 clote up the i-' tnili
i 1 n le a-' . Iii iither words lie cl.-ieis
Jll'al in- '-oinr. i' s'e uavib'ini in
: Mist in. lie lias ln-id h present ofi.ee
1 tor lln- just six y.ars. and this is tin'
jl.t'l 1 inn- he ha ever said tha' h
' ' ... "inr l i up ei il ill Ihii d' ectinn.
.,'iii.nmh a tnii! mi 1; has leen u-.inc on1
: 'i tin si years. He has lust return'"! I
fi'tn a irp lo tlie World 'h Fair ar.1 J
W aeo and st.Tes Dial if the 1 il ar. :
' , ..'ii ii bed 1 n W aco II i nn tie d m
' Ih.-re.
Jinn of this city was at the count v real
solicit inr; money to defray the funeral
j expenses of the victims of the tire ,n
'tlie Texas refiner., kM Wednesday.
I As soon as Ihe item reached the no-
lice of members of Ihe I'orl A iliur
union. Ihey called up the po ice ail
tlmrilii s :tt r.eau:iioiil and advised
!!nm lhal Hie parly was an iiaposlur
so far as Ihe union ef llii:-' city is
concerned, as Hay had n.'itiier sent
,mr autho r.'.i d am- one Ol men- name
solicit aid at Ihe eimniy seat or
elsewhere.
The Leaiiini.nl p.-P' ts are respecl-iiilt.-
niiesieil 10 stale thai Port Ar
libit- has H"l yil railed Inr outside aid
jio cue for any or her distressed or
i:tiloli:a:ite people. .Hid 'hat nee;--sily
dues Hi'! now exist. Th"l'e i-. not
! o.'vn ii T'-xtts where worthy dis
1 1 ssed piople are siveii re assist.
,-im e or Letter atletttion I ban al I'orl
Mjilnir; :n fai l we have I 'it May few
cases of ibis ki::d. and wln n we do
e ir own I ,'! are almiidaiii ly al b-
in mi' that the.', do not suiter. In ihe
ci-.-e of P.eaiitnoiit si'tue oti" has dotilc
, IV,.- , ail'-atil 'e of Hie oppo tun
to "work'' He- i.'.onl m-ip.r n! Hi lt
! 1 w 1 f a- -i m at sim to; '1 1 !! use.
I l ...I . .. il is I ' Il HO H'o'1' 111' s I" ' I
li.eeiM.i In a l" one I" re ler 'll. 1"!'
,t.s.. 1.1 iiaviii.' tune al i'M" i-' s or
I assist in.; rtiv 1
lies
i '!
ptove these piji.'plc are what Hi.-v are
ciiarjii'il with I eim; and llvy say tliey
e t;o!ii;r lo Rive the .Indue and 111:1 r
slfi.l some trouble. On the olher kind
Ihe jiiiiKe is of Hie opinion thai they
will have to nay out some go-id juicy
lawyers' fees before ihey can i',.'l out
ef Ihe scrape as he will exercise
his ?L' preroKiit've upon ihe slightest
11. oveciitinn. Tina Is usually nu cn.i:c-
Lvo remedy.
The Charter Discussion.
II is apparent that the charter com
n.illic is not Koiii;j; to" have snnnih
sailing. Already lln re an; us many
views upon the subject as lim e are
members of the column tee. As fo Ihe
Iteasury theory il would seem that
the committee lias been packed to a
(ci'lain extent with men known to be
favorable to the abolition of the ofiii"
S'i far as salary K ':-. it is sale to
predict unw howeve '. tha' such an
anietidiiieiii or chatiste in Ihe charier
will never li" effected. 'J tore is but.
1 in eily in Texas where lb." projmsi
"ep has worked surce'-sl'iil y and lhal.
i . Waco who V Ihere is an enoi'inoiis
s.'nkiiti;' fund and ihe batik can affofil
Pi Iriiil the eredilors of Hie city rillt
and Pt.ill r('t:un an cn u'tiioiis balance.
Tiie legislators at. Austin eiiT'iteeti
iiioiilhs 11 so were radical.'- opposed lo
such n scheme. Th" members from
Galveston, Houston and Pallas were
auaiust any sucli Ihiiii; and would not
hear of it. Frnni S.m Antonio there
v.as one mi mlier who 1 lioupht it a
i;ood iliiiiK but the oihers didn't. These
f. lets a e mereiy 11. :tt iuaed because if
there i:; nn.v opu.-is l ion wl tii' ver from
Peaiini.-ml the nc'isut'i wi'l fail as Ih"
legislature is a.' ready known lo b"
i;ii-::"ly airtiinst il. 'I'he Iroable with
hi, 'iks' ha-- been I Ii:: t they -.'.il not a
end to thoir business. 1)1' eoii.se the
reply is Hint ill" council r.hould i'"
i.Mv'e the l ink but lh"ie is an all
: i:flicienl iinswer that Ihe bank has
wealth v men I" 'hind it. that the coun
cil Is always unduly inlbieiiced 1 y sia h
lliimrs n:id the ic'ilt Is they while
wash the lax ali 'itii.n lo dtttr. The
people suffer In :';iilsi wealth has too
ranch to iie with n'r!''iais. The 1;. a :
: ae-il expefi.-tM e '., ,t Mi. lank t;va:
trcr prnpof:il ion w.is aleae euo...i 01
onile'im Hie pr.i:u t ii hi in 'lie 1 'eii'im
if those who ay 'lay will ii'-i'l lit
'ti a. Tills is on-' ol :'i. iiieie ii-.'s 'luii
' be'ii'.- a",ed if lhal will Law nw-ky
'.".iliinr and llieie are o'iier. 'ill
; ;ile idea. tile .'ippi.l.ll ive er.lei'
.1 h :ne in l.e t -rvtlii.: mi far nu t
oiicl v il! ' f.a'L'io 1 iii a i.j rdneil
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