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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE THURSDAV. SEPTEMBER 29. 1304.
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BEAUMONT INIIBPRISL
lKUibed Etery Mri.in fey
JIHI BEAUMONT kNTERFRUE
, w-wi.htNG CO.
tnttrpriM Budding, Boumcnl, Ttitt.
ulred tit l-ofti'ltne In nunwit
M Second ('Ism Mll Mttr.
THURSDAY. CEPTEMOER ? 1904
Ttrma of auticrlptlon.
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Tr Dionth ' '
Huo'lay. lr y"r I
HIiimIo ropy
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Thi tnterprUe PuhlliMng company
i. mt recDcnaibl for any clebU eon- J
Irarted by Its employi, of any cnar-
rlcr whatever.
THAT COTTON COMPRESS.
I!, r. 1 1 1, i. .li t . I, m II ri.llnii coinpl'
Ml I. :t".l ll cli.l I 'IV.- II ;! a '
III. li' I.; still II liucb in t ! -r . "I" 1 1 ;
ri.nniK - s Irii nllcied Mini' l ii'lly by
reason nf inline. n" wliill Mini. '
In til- Indu Hi' ' "I ,,li:
lii.'illl trouble Ill III"' pi ' ! ' HI "use I
lliiil I Inn:. inn liml (inhesion ha"
fuiiflil : n hnii! iiiiiiiiii; I .ictnsci vc-,
.Ml- coiloii hi!'-:'. compress rate:,
mnl irinsli rales, I listt tin' com
polled In suffer In order l li.H Hi'' l"'li
ry ;is f i 1 1 : 1 1 v ii h i nil. i' 'l upon for
those points limy mil I"' inloi d ml
Willi. 'I'll'' IM.lill I rouble w.il '
own compress is Hun our most avail
able cvporiin'. point- Port Arthur
ii: nil nIT fn ik entirely. V' may
Collie iliiV be abb' ' overcome III"
trouble lull so loin; us Houston ami
Cnlvcst,, light aiul Hi'' railroads there
III')' compelled I'l Use "precedents"
:i -4 their si foriiiiil'iblo arguments,
wo will liavo :i most 1 i tl I r 1 1. lask be
Ion. us. 'I'll'' Poll Arthur News in
pnilinlly right in railing intention In
mnl comoiiinl ing as follows:
Mr. Thus. A. Kohinson. malinger or
III.' new rollon coni.til'css ill 1 1 -:i ll -iiiiiiil.
w;i:; a I'orl Ariliur visitor .V'S
Icriliiy, interviewing i In- local mali
ngers ami agents of ll"' I i rr -t- -n
Kleitmship linos. M i .lil' sl ly I ho nal
iir;il oiillol lor llio i'Vnnl I'liiluii I'ioiTi
llio 1 1 -;i it im nit iomiiioH: I;'. Ihroimh
I'ilhor I'orl Ariliur or S:i liin- Pass.
Inn il iii oimi llial Hi-to ovisls a nil
inn or iloi'isinn nf our woiiilrrful r.iil
roiul citm in issixii llml no rolhui ran
ho i'ini loil I'roin a coniiircss luraloil
noariT Ihmi m voiiIV mili'i IVoai tho
porl of sliinnii'iil. I'pon lliis riilini;
il Is Kitiil llial llio Minla I'-'- railway
I'llnsos to iii'livor In lli' I!. '.-11111111111
ooinpri'S!! any roltini consluiii'il for
sliipmi'iil I lironijli I'orl Arlhur. Col
ton I'oiiipri'ssi'il nl lloiisloti, so wo tiro
ailvlsoil, is sliipiii'il throimh (lalvosion
yet tin' ilii:lanri' lii'l wen lliosi' rilios
is Ions t it llio pi'i'srrilii-il srvonly
iiiilos. The fails ninl roiulil ions nro
as yi'l Ih'.voihI iho l,nowli'ili;i' mi. I uu
ili'islainlin of llio Ni'V.s. hut il is a
iiialli'r Dial is w hi ill llio alli'tition
from iio Clianilii'i of t'oinnn'ri'i'.
Iloir.l of Trailo, ami all others inlor
o::lnl in llio slliiiillK imliislry
tliroimli this porl. If iho riilini; of
llio roiniuissloii holils. Ilii'ti tin1 oill
put of tin' l!( jiiiihiiiI coiupri'ss imisl
ho sliippi'il to (lalvislon or Now Or
loiins lor i'porl; i,r is it Just a lerli-
mraliiy laio'ii aiivautauo oi ny ine
Santa l''o to I'.i'l to haul llio rollon
ai'.uii from noauiiionl In (lalvi'slor.,
LETHARGY NOTHING MORE.
'''In1 Kansas City St ir Is an ariloiil
ailniiror of PrrsMi'iil lioosrvi'll. This
pr.irros:i i' wi'sli'i'ii paprr tliiuhs
that Missouri ouniil to Iimvo a llrm
orrat ir i;ovi'rnor ;'i tin- form ami
ahilily of Altornoy I'olli. Inn llio samr
paprr Is snppnrt in;; ltiMisrvrlt with
riually as i.lroni; ami vigorous forrc.
I'.'ll has hi'i'ii insl nimi'iilai in sup
p!i : ;:iii:; iho h ':;i. l I i vo l.oo.llrrs,
I. ..ih ot ri'v :iii. I hla'o. II'' lias s'ln
ply (!i:ivn to him surh an i m n t -i i
ari .i of I'rii'iuls ami ml ml rrrs hv his
r'.iii.o'i on ; li: lil t li:i pap.Ts Mi ll
vm. ill. I ho i;.'i:il.lir:in iniih r onliuary
i on. I'li .lis, Iuim I -I l 1 1 1 1 1 . i lln'ir own
parl tiotniiii i' (or I li 1 1. ini.ri al ii'
Mamlar.l hi at. r. In tho national sit
ii.it ion il is .lili. n lit wit h ' In' or:.:
whilo ,'i. h a' lo piihtir.vn pr hut
n. i v i.i.h an. I thi n ili.-iv il! i r.ip
I 'll a toi liir; of inn.' .1. a loi-hn:: of in
: rem it aii.t 1 In
po ie. a. 1. 1 I. now
, ,f 1 '. ll.ll l.'ll i .1:1
I'll.
; Ihe
w ho I p.;
politiril puU.e
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n iiili in : hould liuvu louttrt ilh .
til in. Ii U lor iIik I" I tiurvu '
I ,, it, null) I lii I llio Iitilblitlivu kill;
i i.iiiihc branchi-ii of llm KWi'i linn iil I
.-I,. .ill. I Lo iii !i.n umiiy. Tli" l( iiiliii
r.ni manuM n "I I In- I'llui iln-lrirl
hillO .ii1 l'.-'l'-ll tll!.-l'll .
in . : i. t M. ,r iiiiii.iini-iii iii ilii-ir lack
iii it-i t v it iii iu muni r i'f ri.iit-T
lo.ial priiiuulcN,
TRUCK AND FRUIT GROWERS.
I
TI lout-linui ili'i mi If it.H of T-
a-. io a K'-IK-rtl l-!l'ii ln ) m K
I .n. ;! -ivo rllirlls III i lirouiliU"'
till
' nuwlii',' i f fruil liml liurli.
K" hi ill
i:.in T xt.i linn iilnmiy Ik mm ilrvi
,,;,, a ,xu,, rfullv In Mini ilirrriimi
. . , , , lt
, r., illume ih.ili K-i. 'Ills. v-r.
will he i pi iol. IH llpol! Hi" HIl!iliK
nil. illl ies of Ihose Wi.u wiill Kiillil
.iili. ti.nlial i-niwlli III llilx M-nlon
'riinio who nun ill" lali'ls ilHill wlllrli
iirtil. nun w .i hi h
....... ...1 1.. 1... ..ri.u..
l '.i 1.1 li .i ni'iloi l oners'. Ions liml
'it. el' .III' ll! IIOl lO lil'l.illlll' lil.out il
Ja.;piT nml Nloii I'oiinll'H will
;;ri.w as hue v';' lalih-H mnl as lino
fi ni i m i ii iv narl ol T'-xns. Til' s"
rniinii. . miiv ii'ii nrow I'vi'iythlim
i hat may I." louml every where in
Tova.., hut III" fnill HuH 'l""W
I In re Is i.rolilir ninl nf lim- llavor.
The romli'ioiis llial exist In Ihnsi
two nullities, exist III "Viiy nullity
in this pari of tho sliito. Wo have a
jilsl li III lo riilini Hllpi'l'lorily liver
every pan nf Tixns In I li Ih lim- un
less ii In- iiroiiml Hi mlersim ami
,l:ie: oliville, mill llinsn inilllrt lire
liiarilriilly In our own imrllon of ill"
slat". .Insper, Siihliio, San Aiimisliti",
Newloii, Tyl'T, ami Nit(fiMihMli":t
nro simply liwnlllllK Hi" Jiroper rui-
livatlon to pioluro a fuml of wealili
rrnni llmir soil that will upon III" f-yes
o I'vrry cliili) In Hi" South. I lint
tho remlers of Hi" Knlorpri.ii' may
i-oiilio llio KrowiiiK lnlor"!'l hi Kuril
:i ilirei'liiiii lim loiiowini; iroiu i nr
Austin Statesman will malio the ruse:
Tli" it linn in i Ii If rlly liisl Sal-
unlay of Hi" Irurli ami fruit Kfowors
of the I'linnly ami Ih" prrofrllini of
,-in iii'Kiini'.alion hy lliem, moans iiioro
for An::lili 1 li : i ll lias, perhaps, hern
reiilizi'il hy tlio avi'i-iiKO :lll"n.
I'lii'i" I.", no lino of imliislry in
which Texas Is romliiK lo llio front
more rapidly than in Unit romlurtoil
hy surh moil as won In this tneeliiii;.
I ii vcrsiliral Ion of crops lias hern the
cry In Texan ror several years ami
llio newspapers have mhlcil nn Hill"
In the eelTnrt ri'ipliri'il lo liriliK 1 1 1 i
:i In hi I .
Kariiioi's am no longer nnc-crop
farmers, hut they arc proiluchiK
iihoiil overylliitiK Unit j;rows mil of
llio Kroiiml, ami as a result tlicro is
iilwiiys money in 111" house ami llio
crop inorlnnKe is almost a tliltiK of
the pasl.
There is a lnri;i ilotmiml in Austin
al all limes for tho product of Urn sur
roumiiiitf territory, miiiv inan mis.
the iiy has a eauiiini; Inrlory anil
lliereliy it has mil yet rearheil tin
heavy shipiiini? point.
Willi llio excellent soil of Travis
county anil llio mamiillccnt climatir
i i oi l 1 1 urns ami early seasons I here la
tin reason why Austin si hi mil
s.hip liuuilrcils of car lomls of trucli
anil fruit every year.
The oif,"iiil.ation just perfecleil hy
these Ki'tilleinen is a stc.u in Hint iii
reel inn. The truck and fruit liusi
nesM is always n cash liusiness ami
its increase ami ilcvclimmcut in
Travis county will mean much
Austin. Tho new oruaniai ion should
receive the I'licouranelueiil of tin
city's business Interests.
.lames .1. Jeffries
Irille slrniiKcr than
seems to lie II
Port Ariliur- II
is iiiiiiresiialde.
.1. Pierpont Mnri;'iii
miry Isi. What will
p.ipi rs do then
retires on Jan
the ami ciiiilt'il
. -
Xohtini; is more indlcai ive of (lie
nation's prosperity than the very lit
lie in I -ii t ii iti Unit the people are pay
in:: in politics.
i.ma. the .lapanose Kciieral. 's
pn inllil bis net. The iiestion is
nill h" become onliiioMeil in ii or
will Kiiropatkiii do the nei-essiiiy and
walk in.
:e lailroiil wrecks life cotnillK
The ipieslion is, whether Ibis
v! for I he purpo-o of tuini'h
with news all' r the lection is
II
i "I
llli.'-a Lies lull
I In m m iii i Ii.
ili-llllrllv low
.pillion of I i
' e In rn rtii i-
,l'..;il-' d.h IITIl. I'!
lb. n
I ollllllll -e
f one
il l thai
le inure
I I.. i
. 1 I T . 1 - ;i 'mhII ll I .. 1 w I
b. 1 I'l I..H ' t'lll
'' ll of 't Il'.HI ll." Ml.
-.b. in
i tin-; i
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I 'le
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LITTLE FIGHTING OTHER THAN
Of DESULTORY NATURE IS
REPORTED.
SL'PPllfS COMING ROM Mil:
CosacW Made a Remarkable Mar.b
Around Japanese Riyht Flank
Accompanied by Dallery fiO
Milei in W Hour.
Mul.d'ii. S'pt. Many hliln.i
l.-dies ami ri coiiiii.i'.am "i toe ri port
id I'l lieiiilipiartoi '', In :o. lull i xri p'
lor H is ipili I .-till pi' .ails.
T!n- railwny I- In foo l worl.lns con-
lit :. ((Hirers iiio di . I ihil' ilo; In'
ie.,i rve Mores Mm: we e in i .iiul.i up
lioni l.lan Viim; as aibioiat" supplli i
me now coinlnts In r'"tii 'Ii" norili.
I hi al Ih o' i'io lihiim: near Inp't
I. el ween lleut iapuie ami the rail
niiid on Sent, iii fdmw Uial lien.
MistcliriiKow'S M-olIS iircnmpalileil
hy a hailirv of aiilllet'v iiitiieKed a
.liipanese posiUon where lliero weio
a bailerv of iirtillcn'. two v((iiailroii
of cavnlrv and two coiniianlos of In
fain ry. Tli" .laimnos" were --iielleil
out of their posiiloti on a mil and sul
rered lieavy loss. As th"V ri'tlri'd lb"
Itiisslans (icciipleil ill" bill until
iilKliifall, wlf" "'"V '"" '""'"'I ""
d"r cover of ilarl. :neti. lilivllIK l'
oniv tbree men. Tim .rananeso ni"
einlim; out lnri:e naiiies n' Seoul
dailv wltb I lie ohlocl of ciieclilni; I ll'-
Itiisslans continuous raid'.
Made Hood Time.
Tin1 march of !"n. 1 1 -ti tin1n m !
Possacliii around the .la.niiii"so rl;;lit
flu t I which was moniioiii'il In I lies"
d'"piilches Repleiiilicr 2': was n re-
inai liable pei foriiiiiiice. Acennipan-
led h" bailerv of arlillerv me -
iicl;s covered Vn miles 'ii ..'! Iiour-i
Thcv struck Mio I'ticniv north o
llelilslnptite i,n lb" bank "' 'in. I an
il river Soul. itillici'"! con'iimr
lilo ilaniai;". Tlie .lapanose wme
brown into irreat confusion but
el i roil with n lo s or onlv two kill's!.
Dr. Mnlavieff's Sfory.
Tlr. Malavleff who was caplureil bv
'be Japanese al I.iao am;. i-ays un
til" .Ipaties" an- silffi'lim; severely
from discovery ami Uic" hew-ii nc
Istimce 'n fimilnit I inn Hi" illsoat;.'.
lapiines" otnc't'S of the si n' M"'' ex-
ellent llnnuisls and mo-l o inem
;peak Frencli and Uerinnn us well a
mine 1'iissian. 'I'h" .lapaties" artnv
s MvIiik almo-il entirely on rice ami
ireservcil foods, but it Is comforlnbl
iliiipped. many ollicors bavim; even
inn e in rs anion'' uii'ir "a
I'liir". I ll
iriiiciiiiil .liiiianes" f'""'
Is
to" fornff"
'or their hot-es, for
duriiH' tb wliil"!'
tie ci mil ry
went clean for noli'S on
nch side nf I
tu no I mm!
reluctant
inn1 Mi
n-
'liililfMtits are
tliiiiK-
n r.ell an
Cosmcks Cms" Panic.
SI. PelersbiirK. Sept. 2S.-('ietl. Kn
opalkin reports as follows lo lb"
general staff:
On the niKhl of September 2fi. C.o.
MiklieilT wMh a delacbnicnt "f Ural
Cossncks altackod llio Japanese liiv
iiiac al Kholiiindi. cnusiiiK a panm.
The same day. llio Orenburg t'os
.iicks laid an aiiihiisli for half n
.ipindrnn of Jipancso cavalry, who
returned their (Ire, hut soon retired,
having sustained considerable loss
tnd leaving several dead on tbe Hold.
Ja.-an to Flnat Another Loan.
Tokio, Sept. The Kovernmi'iit
has ilechleil lo float atintlicr loan of
Mii.noo.nnn on coiulitions similar to
lie last. The issue price will be !'2
mil the Interest .1 per cent, liusi
ness conditions indicate a lieavy suh
icription. The minister of linance
will meet the bankers of Tokio Tli urn
lay and of Sakii and Nat'oya on S'nl
. inlay to discuss tbe loan. It In proh
ibit' thai the conscription law will
no amended. Increasing the service
n the reserve live years and making
!he regular service total I" years and
live months. This melius a large
increase ill the strength of l.lie army.
Russians Pray for Victory.
Moscow. Sept. S. A great popular
pen air prayer .service was held yes
terday in tli" immense sipiiire Hom
ing SonkbarolT lower, which was till
il with devout crowds oil bonded
.noes, prajing for victory for the
.ussiati arms. A iespli lide.il marque
was erected at the fool of tb" tower
where clergy in gorgeous vcsienints
elelu aloil a seri f Int i Itussiii.
iy the singing of tluiusands of chor
isters.
Only Outoor.t Fighting.
st pi in .inn u. i-.. pi. z . :: ii. in -
X.m nn nls iit the trout so far us tli
loved hi t. e in. ai re ili.-palehes .e
i ii .1 here .'Hi coiilin. J to almo.i
otll .1111 lis Olllp.ist t-nirlll!..hes b
i,. in. oi w li 14 ti : -n K'.n paikiii is
ln'M io: i.i rlo , toll, li with in. .ian
:,.n.; 1 he bo'.- ot t hi
! I's I.I M if ll::l I ) .1 It:..'- .el I
. ,i ; !.. , !r. in. .1, lii nr.-
, iv ;ii.' i .i e n ."'i- ii- ' I tia:
1 11'. I.. I 111 to H I .IP It'O I.I.I I"'
I ti.
Cossachi Are Sunenor.
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HI I'l
tlie !
:!!';.
.i'l
til t Ii.
!l
in :,
l;. nn.
to at'
i -I o
..I i..
at Mukden uml niiiny i oiuulLbruita
a v tiltvudv iituiuiiiij in duty.
Wants More Officer.
It U repiri'il iliut Ua. Kuropatkiii
.art lliildo u rotplisil loll upon the uu
UiorilioM hero lor udditioiinl ollicirs
I., miiko up Hie licut) In m k la killid
uml woillmed
Vim.'.
Ill lb" bill Mo of I.iao
Jilt Ready for th Army.
London, Sep'. 2s. Front I.iao Ynnu
Sept. 2'i romi'H the follow inu: Winter
i iiii tiie.ii lor the Jiipam trm.pK in
is uiileied. Krosb Riiipi t-s nf nmiini
iiiiloii have a rlvi.l ami the iirin.v Is
ri ii ly lo nun cb at a iinnm-ni 'u notice.
STEWART ON LAND FRAUD. I
Half Breed and Inter-Married White
People Help Speculator. j
Ki'ii.-u City. Sept. JK St lialor '
Slew ii il of Nevada, i liiilrinnn of llu'j
hi llllle collillllllee nil III. Hull illTilll'S, "
Ih bero. Senator Sii-wtirl said Mint ,
liniil framls In tbe Indian Territory '
had n'own to such pi'nHii'tlous thai
t bey would have a bud iffi "I 'a la"'
liislti for stii't-hood. ;
'"nio Indian Territory." Ril.l lie, I
"Is In a lamentable rniidit lo.i. lliero:
in no opporliiiiity tin re for actual (
M-lllcrs. Sp eiilaloi's or Inh'l giah-
Iters occupy tho entire Held, Tho l
vvealiby half lirce.U and the inter-:
111(11 1 led Whites CilOper.ile wi.h the
schemers from ih" nut ltlf who would j
iippi'oprlaio I'voryt hinu in sij'lii with
n view of so coinplii'aiiii!; mailers .
ibai they can prevent Hi" resi'traliou i
of any part of the s nil ry oil her to'
the honest Indian or lo the white
settlers.
Notid Mi-Etrel Dead.
New Voik, Sepl. I'S.-Milt C. Rir
ow, tile original I'lielo lilack Joe of
the minstrel stage, for many years
widely known as "I'licle Tom," and
later with "Tlie Texas Steer" compa
ny, is dead in a private hospital in
lh!:t city from cancer, aged tin year;;.
TENNESSEE SHOOTING.
Town Marshal of Olive SprincR Shot
and Died in Eijnt Minutes.
Ki.oxville, Sept. :s. II. Cash, town
iniVnial of Oliver Springs, Tenn., was
snot ami killed al thai p are by Win.
Wi st, a son of !r. V. A. West, u drug-
b t. l ageily was witm .;seij by
number cf people, but so ijuirkly
was the shooting ilnno I h it none hud
n opportunity lo into fere. Tlie inar-
l:iil, hailing his si.t year old ixm by
ine band, was en.oiito to an entertain-
ineiil, when passing Ihe West store,
West stepped ill front of tile ollice.,
lulling his pistol ami lirod four itines,
ih' shots' taking effect. The marshal
aii'k lo the ground and died in eight
iliiiules. West .sur. i mli'i-i il hut would
make no statement. West had been
uro.'ili'd si'vcinl litres by Ihe oil;, i r
ad for this reason is supposed lo
live borne a, grudge againsl him.
McGovein and Murphy Fight.
Philadelphia. Sept. as. Ilelnre
crowd thai, li.led Ihe Niilioaal A I hi
i 1 1 1 1 1 Imiighl, Iliighey Metiovern ami
I'oiiiiny Miirpliy of ,ew Voik fought
six id the fasli'sl roumls ever wit-
ikisI in tins city, tinner tho law no
I. cisions can be rend.- oil, but il was
Ihe opiums of Iho spocuiiiirs llial tin
bout Was a ti''iiw.
THE RAC1 PR03LEM.
inhon Strange and Booker Washing
ton Talk on the Subject.
New York, Sept. 2,. llefnre aa aiul-
lence thai tilled SI. Thomas laiiscnnal
chitreii mid in the presence of Honker
T. Washington tonight the Key. Dr.
Strange, bishop coad jut or-i loci of lilt.'
il:occ-ie of South Ca'tiliiia. declareil
thai one sel factor ill any real and
. tactical si il ti l it hi of the negro prob
lem was the entire separation i llio
races in social, scholastic, religious
ami ihitnesi affairs.
When Mr. Washington rose to speak
be virtually agreed wlih the bishop by
sayiag the problem could not bo set
I hd hy amalgamating, or by deporta
tion of the negroes, l:ul liv earnest
sympathy ami co-operiit ion of the re
ecu, although his chief argument war
In. increased facilities for education
nail eiiriiiiragt int ni for thoso of his
ptople l;i the south.
Ghoul Fined $1,000.
l.illle Itork. Sepl. "s. l-'rem
.hid
stinia. Ark., i-nmes the followim;:
John V. Hubert, ex-inavor of Si arcy.
i. as tonight loiunl gu'.l by n jury
in a ji::lire cotirl of robbing ihe gr.i'. e
o: lal IVins al Sea ey. 1 1 , . w ;is :.. n
tenet I to ii months in jnil and lined
ti.W'i'.
HOAR'S CONDITION CRITICAL.
I Physicians State That Thrre i Ab
I solutciy no Hones fo- Recovery.
Worcester. Mass., Sep:, js- 'n:
j led Suites Senator llo ii 's eon. Hi ion
i continues most critical, lie ha. no'
I rallied from the sleep and s' lnor in
to wlocli he r.. Tiiesd.iv alien, ,,i
j ami it j.-. It an . ihm he i ; in it' . I t .:
.sleep, lie i',i lakes of no iionri-l
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You will have the
best-madf! rraily-to-wrar
clothes if they
Lear lias label
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MAKERS & WEWyRK
Rit:a! 1 1 finft rulom-maI
in all Liul price. 3 Tli nii.li-ra
guarantee, nncl ottin, willi
'very tsarnmnl. J We ar
F.xcliifive Agcnii in lliis lily.
R00S BROS.
Pearl Street
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.
Dignitaries of Armenian Church Call
at White House.
Washington. I. '.. Hcpt. :!s'. Throe
digniliiri"! of liie A'-im iiian chut', ii
ciilh'il nil Pres'ih'til Itoosevi It lii.b'.,'
l i pay their r' !iieci . and In pre ash
lo him ii memorial selling forth some
phases o1- 'ho Anm iiliin ipiesl ions',
which have arisen in Turkey.
Th" callers wove S-'hU 'Nvaidan and
11. Sariian, an hliisiiop of the Arme
nian ch"i'ri in 'I'lirke;' and Dr. .b n.i
l,llis Molilillty, a llelegllie to tho
peace conference which i". to li"i 1
nexl month in lio-iton. The president
listened nttonlivelv to lb" presenfi
liiin his cullers niade of Ihe subject:
and 'In n referred them to the .stale
depart incut. T'iioy itifoi'iied lb"
president I lint the Titrki-h govern
iii"tit .'ivslenint icnlly suppi'rs:cd I'm
facts coacernim:' outrages comniil'el
bv the Turks on Armenians and urge I
that the American govoinmeiil ta!;e
act ion In iirovenl I'nrt'ier ma iiacro t.t
Anneniiins.
Receiver f"r School.
Providence, fi. I., Sent. :'S. fb-vi.
New I. all id' Pi ovit'etice was appoint
ed temporary rece'ver of the N'tiii;-
c.-il pi: para lory rcbonl o" Ibis r-i t
f ialrnieiil of assets or liubllltic:
available today.
. No
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FUCHAFilSTIC CONGRESS.
O'-'lerjaie-- rom Distant Sections are
Getting in at New York.
Now York. Sepl.. US. More delega
tion; of Itoman Cu'lmlie prio-iis
from (lisln.nl sections of tho count.
having arrived since tho opening of
tb,, Innr.'vl I'ucharlslic congress of
tho T'nilod S!ales thee was a still
larger assemblage today than yest 'i'
day al 'be :'ob"iin noni ideal mns.i,
ceiebratetl at St. Patrick's cathedra!
by the Right liev. fii'iiillu:' P. Men,
1). I)., bishop of ('ovingloii, K'., who
presided t.vt r III" se sion of the ("in
gress. The nriesls ami nrelales pi. -(ceiled
tn Ihe relicions services in
processional order wearing llieir
1'oIkm of otrice in the church.
"Ilolv f'onimuiiinii" wn the Hiemo
of the sermon preached by the Itigh:
liev. Charles II. Colt'in. f). I bishop
of Hurra lo.
At the conrlus'os of ''e iv.:i ;s U'e
congress reconvened to liear pane:'"
hv Mgr. .fames II. Mrle'in the Hi".'.
I'tlwaril MeSweein- ami the very l'e'.
('lenient 11 Thn nt. ol' the c.'lleg'
of nreaehers.
!!i 'ion Maes,
tee t il-:uv un
ill" ti'" Fl'elV'.
i"ioiiited a
re ;ohi ions
coin in
l"!io:;;ic
I'or W-:
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let loii town rt!s
Ilia' co-mtrv.
commit tee are
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MANUFL ITURr.E OuAD.
W?s Prominent Mxi.-ii Didnn:at
,-iri Ros'-t"! in Europe.
Me::c.i City. S- ;n "s - In''o!'ni:ii i"tl
has been r coin-
I I Milllllel ll tll'lie.
S; nit', which o"i
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Mevi -an mi ti: i.-r lo
i-iiiie.l al Madrid,
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el - of 111' Mevililll
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Tomorrow's
Faper
For Friday's
Some Values Will be Offered
That Will Not be Duplicated in
Other Stores.
OO0X3O0OOOOOl"O
rlcmorUta to Air.r.rlcaiK.
Many American hoys uml girls visit
Europe nowadays, hut perhaps few
even of these .'iirtiinute young folk
are aware that, the gi'eiilesl of l-'iig-lish
ellb's ctiiitain.". met-ioi !al.-'. to liw
distinguished Americans a President,
n pattiot, a poet, a preacher, ami a
philanthropist. These liv..' gn at men
pre Abraham Lincoln, James liussell
ljweil, Henry Wad.sv. iu I h I on;;!'
low, Miittliew Simpson ami (lei.rge
Pealiody five names writ I is high in
tlie liall of Kame, names immortal in
life ami letters, names forever illtis
trin'.is in character and achievement.
St. Nicholas.
Bird Sentry on Guard.
I w as interest, d on .Sunday in watch
ing tin1 movements of bird:;, dumb
iitig a biscuit, I throw it out. sat iinv.ii
on the piazza, inn! awaited result :-'. II
was not long after tin.' bi.ds came
and helped theim:elvea before a cat
appeared. Then a warning nolo was
sounded by a bird, evidently on guard
on the '.op of tin; piazza, when; be
could survey the whole sn nc. At his
warning every bird disappeared ami
remained iii hiding until a reassuring
Hole was lizard from Ihe little sentry
posted on the pia;;za roof.- lloslon
iiecord.
About Books.
Hut for tin; nit of rending there
icver would have been nnv hooks.
The v ide diffusion of that an (
roinits for the immense increase in
the quantity of houks. The hick of
direction, cultivation a'ul discrimina
tion of Hint art accounts for the tie
dine in the quality of b inks. .i!.u
rciiih is, like authors. The gieat need
of tlie world of b tcrs is the promo
tion of the habit of rending w ith Judg
ment ninl fhe love of reading with
t.io.. i'erv V" ' '
K. C.
Texaritea S:
World
s Fair
ST.LQUIS
Through Sleepers
Via. ShreVepcrt end
I ...Dining Car Service...
Thfs Trafn Lracs 7:-lSA. M. Daily
Arrivini: sn St. Lcuis Next Mcroirj:.
Dcubltr Dai'.v Scivirp to K'-ifiti fitv-
Through T.tifirt .Sin
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C. E. SWINDELL,
Cf nl. r. Af.1.
Barqain List
ocx.onooooooooo (
Per Cent of Production,
The worker in a Jia.ssachiist.'Us fac
tory gets 27 per cent, of what ho pro
duces, wlilie the laborer In South Car
o'iiia gets only I'.t per cent; yet Iho
"via ;:n I'lisrtts laborer produces in one.
ear ?Tiri more for his employer than
(lit! laborer in South Carolina.
India's Experts.
The exports f niciTlianilistj from In
eiii an nl to ghout. ip-lt ni,( in i.i llll i annu
ally, and the Pniled Slates get:', a
I :i; e sh'ire of this---ah-.mt .;:!u,linu,i'tlii,
or iiioro I hail "t per coat. The imports
of :.::: sif o-t iii'etl goods amount to
aii.. id 5L.".u,ia:u.tii.u annually.
What le a Lady?
v. ii::! lady is derived I'mm the
!:i:.on, aiiii nitiins literally il
.!' bread. II was the custom,
The
An, lo-:
giver t
l.l the time of Ihe i'l:nl;;ge!iets. for
woiiu'ii of posit ton anil title to ilis
iii'ntte fi ,",;:!:. rly moue a!id 1'i:ji1 lo
tlie poor.
German Betrothal Customs.
When :i maiden is betioUiud In (5er
niany slip is culled "bride" by her
Rv e!lie,i, t, who ndilressLS her th.t.i
until it. become- time to ci.M li "'
"wile." Iniineilialely upon bet rotbil
the lovers exchange rings, w hit h, if
Ihe cnm'.-e of true love runs smooth,
are to be worn ever afterward until
death parts them. The woman .ea:s
her l eiroihal ring on the third linger
of he.' left hand liniil she Is marrimi,
mnl tins: it is transferred to the third
linger of her right hand. Tho liui
baml continues to wear the ring just
!.s the wife wore hers when she was il
"bi'i.le," in thai one ran easily tell it
n tlance if a man be or lie not inort
f..ig''d as to hi. i idTeetions.
S. Rg.
Fort SmiiS: Rv.
Without Change
Coltcn Halt Route.
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R. MORRIS,
City lm. Q Tkhf t Aj.t.