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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. TUESDAY OCTOBER 4, 1904.
RACE TRACK
Srand
CRESOLIN WON THE STEEPLE
CHASE .HANDICAPS .AT
KANSAS CITY.
BROKE RLCORD AI MORRIS PARK
S$drla Won the Fillet Half of the
jjfiMtH Matron Stafcet'Worth $13,.
' 2 15 Broke .World's .Record
for Six Furlongs.
Upening
, v ;a 'W:vi r K AVi j iM :Ji
.olinnn linlldlcni) WHS tllO 1
n ni" . ........ ... .- (
feature of today's cnnl. Croolln, fa
vorite, went, to iho front nrnl won on
the. lilt.
First race.' alx furlongs VnntiPRR
vim Woods ni'n-y second, Kebo third.
IMiii.i I'll!
Second race. C 12 furlongs I-crlda
L.n.iu ui.riinil Tyrolean tlilril.
Third race. 4 1-2 furlongs Tnxer
mi.ii loiinliu? Loaves second, Togo
(i.;.. l -I'll,,,, r.7 1.1.
Fourth rapp. miln nomlmrdior
won, I'M It'll I second, Ilragg third.
ri'i.iw. 1 .1:1 !.'
ririii I'iifi' Siponlpplmsp. short
emirtui Cl'eolin WOll. Spring Water
pecond. Kvnndor third. Time 2:47 1-2.
lie Fair ladv Anna
wiin. lien He'vwooil second. Illiimlnnto
tlijnl. Timo 1:45 1-4.
i'j . T ' " i--' " : ' ,
! At Morris Park.
&w York Oct,. S.-TvU-vD. -Duryca's
'' '. . ... J A . 1 - .. . t.
Sandrln, wlin iu-i pernios up, won
H11J..V i.,.ir nf the sixth Matron "Stakes.
wm-iii ii:i.24S. t,Morris 1'aik today.
In doing so. she made a new world's
record jor six furlongs straightaway
i, ,,nr iltuiniipe in 1:08 1-4.
Tim limit .. m-ovious timo being
..... r- 1
1:8 3-4.1
At St. Louis.
St. Louis, Opt. S.Ttirramlo. King's
fhMi-niH. Arietta and Miss Dovle were
.i. . .u.,.!niT t'n vni'itps todav on a
III wnim", '
heavy track.
First race, six furlongs Tnrrando
won Madoc' second. Sam Stevens
thini. Time 1:20.
Second race, seven furlongs Tan
gilile won, Tom Manklns second, Re
giha third. Timo 1:34.
Third race, six furlong3 King s
Charm won, Aline second. Glendon
third. Time 1:18 3-4.
Fourth race, five furlongs Arlena
won,'' Comodore second, Violin third.
Mirth race mile and seventy
yards Miss Doyle won, Extol second,
'Pni.v Tnsn third. Time 1:52 1-4.
: Sixth race, six furlongs Jake
Oreenlierg won. King Rose second.
Miss Manners third. Time 1:18 1-4.
Bedouin an added starter, ana
minted 20 to 1, won the colt's half of
sixth Matron staues worm am,
lteilouin.. ran. the. sIx furlongs
the last time of 1:09.
ntrieli rnrrvinir 93 nounds. in the
Jerome handicap, broke the world's
record for one mile and five-sixteenths
over the hill by running the
distance in 2:13. The old mark was
2:14 1-4.
First race, last seven furlongs of
the Withers mile Liberia won, Raw
hide second, Buckley A. third. Time
3:27 3-5.
Second 1'ace, the sixth Matron for
gelding Eclipse course, Bedouin won,
(Morilier second Dandelion "third,
third. Time 1:09.
Tliinl race, sixth Matron for nines
the
725.
in
ideal resting
the ladies during tholr
shopping tour Tuesday and Wednes
day It's an arrangement which will !
groat deal to the many other 'jieau-
featurcs sa prominent at our oyen
and while adding to your n! ms-
will also give you an opportunity
good cause tho Home
;on Society.
(ft
Uucsdat and Wednesday,
4 and S
formal Steception Zrom S to 10 p.
i m fTiww i . w ii ii t is .a
I Hi I Aitt JTii.-"! ,W 1 1 II f I . I 'LI I V iv "W J -1 TT
H
I
I
1
H IT i .
J jietreshments
in v if..
IT I
I Huriiipj hoi h thiyn of -the oponlnj?
a . ... . ....
u nnd nt mo uvcning jtpccpuim u!
I VIMlliIII S JKIHll 1JIIIJU CMV.lViy
i jl.:.'.
!ine I'irst .Meinoiiist i;nurcn win sei vu
refreshments in the balcony. Tea
Punch nnd Sandwiches, Ice 'Cream
I and Cake.
19
iffl This will bo an
il place for
5 n
ica
in nn
m I
M '.') as-Msi a
1 1 .Mi.s;-.;on Society. f
CSloii are cordially requested to favor us With your company, to view the
iJ bounteous display of Slew Jail Merchandise which we have been
collecting for the past four months from all the leading fashion centers.
Dto Snvitations have been sent out, so consider this as a personal in
vitation from each member of the firm as well as from every employee of
this store just as if it was brought to you personally, tyou arc urged to be
hereearnestly, heartily, sincerely, for we promise to mahe it very enter
taining for you.
friends
Sxpected
Slew
friends
Snvited
Srand Concert
During , the Reception ' from 8:00 to
10:00 p. m. of Both Days, the
Kylo Theater Orcheotra Will .
Render the Following
Program:
1 March 'Tolly Prim" Hoary
2 Wall.es "('.olden Sunset"
John T. Ha'l
3. Interme..o "Mrs. Sippl"
KlHSiCK
i. l-ct!oii "Tho Prlnco of I'il
t n LmlTS
r,. March "Semlnola". ..Van Als'yno
0. Indian Dance "Navaja"
Van Ay sly no
7 .Wall.es "OompsoHla Mali!
S. Selection "King Dodo"... Ltl lei's
9 Intfrimwwi "Kamara"
, Vivian Cray
10. March "Tell Me, Petty Maid
en" Stuart
SIDNEY MAYER, LEADER.
' Piano Finished by Brock Music Co.
Cf
mMSMMPJMIWMMWB
ifsMiiii for George Adams Jr., captain
t.'..i;..o o.,.Snnilvin won. Ruse of I ;l tho Y. M. C. A. team, to win from
Bell Stromo
third.
mile
Dawn second.
Time 1:08 1-4.
Knurl h race Jerome handicap
and live-sixleenehs Ostrich won, The
Southerner second. Outcome third.
Time 2: 13.
Fifth - race, last six half furlongs
Withers . mile Trapper won, Santa
Canlina second. Bulwark third. Time
211.
Sixth rape, Withers mile Thistle
it her wiiii. .Briarthnrpo second, Sa-
third.' Time 1:40 1-2.
1
He;
1
At Chicago.
Chicago, Opt. 3. Coruscate, whiph
was brought here by her Canadian
owners last week, was hiado tho medi
um of n suppessful ponp In the third
race nt Worth todav.
Her owners and their friends baeked
1ier heavilv. pounding the odds down
from K to 1 to 4 to I and then saw
Iier finish four lensths In the lead.
First raeo mile Jim Hale won. Fa
lrrian wcoml. King of the valley
third. Time 1:43 2-5.
Seond race, six furlongs Tlurning
Class won. Four Iaf Clover second.
Tristan Slinndy third. Time 1:153-5
Third run', niibn and fifty yards
Citruspate won. Fossis second. Wain
n Moineii third. Time 1:45.
Fourth race, six furlongs Big Ben
Floral King second. Cigar Llght-
iliinl Time 1-13 2-5.
Fifili rare, 1 1-16 miles Aggie
won. 1. Moore necond, .Manx
tbir.l. Timo 1:4 ?-5.
Sixili race. 5 1-z furloni: Silver
nim. lmbinvar second. I'alm
thini. Time l;i'.
won.
Is
Skin
Ttv
l hem. as he is a graduate of that
i-choul, and he says he has no com
punction in deflating the team from
big Alma Mater. Coach Bouruue is
anxious to win for the honor of the
'"Y."M. C. A., to win an enviable place
in athletics for this association. All
are invited to witness the practice
and get an idea of what the boys will
do to the Houston High School team
next Saturday. Tickets on sale for
this game nt the V. M. C. A. anu
Ski fir's. Price 50 cents. When out-of-town
teams play here, the local
team has to stand all expenses, and
they have to rely on the sale of tick
els to meet this expense.
JEFfERSONIAN CLUB
PRESIDENT JAMES V. POLK
SUES A CALL .
IS-
Was
BATSON FIRE LOSSES.
the Laroest Fire t Texas'
losses
as fol-
rigs,
Football Notice,
'i in re will 1h important meetine
,.t the fwt t.nll men this fvenine at 5
nii"k ' h practice grounds,
r. ..-1 nl Caldr. Cvery man tn"r
.s'. d in r.aVing iho turn must lie
it, fixiMiall vni'. an1 1x pn-prl
n, u.T hi- po-iti'-n. ThP chall
ho IL.Tiiion H ah Krflnol for . U'ttl'-
Largest Fire at
Younoest Field.
Batson, Tex., Oct. 3. Tho
will reach a total of $35,nno.
lows:
Marearet Hel. two standard
two 120(ibarrel lankR, $1,000.
Parish ; Simins, one boiler, thre
taiulard rigs, two 120(i barrel tanks.
$5,000.
Biitson Oil company, one stamiani
rig. $l.".
Alert Oil company, one drilling ri?
and one Jack. ?J.(miO.
Barklcy Allison one standard
rig. on' driliing rig. one steam head,
one hoisting onuine .two derricks, twrj
Cilbarrd tanks. 5.'ii
Ccrmn Oil companv, one double
walking lam. three st am hea.l. .m
Jack. four ilrrif kK fir i;oobarr l
lank. fine driliing rig. f''iKt.
Oeorre Cardin. fwn v'eam h"a.1.
two il.-r-irks. two sr.l.arn-l tanks.
oni hoi-tine ercino, fl.".i.
Hiywo-Hl Oil comimr.y. two tfand-
t.n fii'i .urn- tanV.". two
II IM'l :-. .
t ) c..ii l,rr'l tnnl-5, on i;iim li'-ad. mo
ft r..
4- VI' i hi1!, one d'-rriik. ''Tie
FOR THE COMING FRIDAY NIGHT
Large Membership Already, and More
in Sight Prominent Speakers
Will Be Trcre.
The Jeffersonian club will meet
Friday night.
President James V. Tolk gave out
that order yesterday, and il Is a cer
tain proKisition to wager that there
will be a great crowd at the City Hall
Friday night at 8 o'clock, when he
raps fop order. All during the past
week in fact- for ten du.yn t here
Imii. Ihhd littln vellow cards fllttin
horn mil there, ami they have lieen
f igned with a rapidity trat has made
President Polk and all lils officers fud
"powerful good."
The object of the club in cfTect Is
to pile up a larger Democrat ic ma
Jiritjr than lias ever li'in known In
thi county, and the end Is likely to
I, pjiehiil. This Is the firnt year
that the ro'intv has had Democratic
nominal ions, and this Is ring to add
.in l.itr IV'tniumtic vote. Hi're-
of the day, both local and national
and those who attend will not re
grot It.
. L. ' i.tn. t . 1 .... Il .t..n T I' II J
t m nrr ii.-jn f.i'i""'' " " - . .
, . . - -. - ::i 1.1 p.n'Tnr. n;i n, rriiiirr. one "'i-
ain i'n. a in r" j -
t.o pro-am from fi'.w on. The Y. taiVd r!c.
M r i .1-t.rm r.id to l.ave a in ! J. M. Cnr r P--'."'im roT-aiy.
i, i'. m. nel in .iti'r 1- - ' two Man-lard rig-. t;.irfi.
,-ot! pli..d lr .i':re tM-r lr-'' ,
Cx in Ik" t'iay. mi '"" - Te enicef oi our tdt wm
t- i. ,iii.n ;.m 1 - tlan heautifui'v )eco-e4 Jan'ee et-
im fiv- ftt n noiatro ie wm-.m-n
rr(tiKtrti ev""g our r'i upm'n
Tuei'lay aid Wrdedajr tvtmrg,
Orober th Mh.
j Pc?"Vi' Dtwsler Of Coot) Ce.
Our World's Fair Wanderers.
St. Louis, Sept. 27. When we were
on the farm we nougni gunien
l,y the package or by the quart. But.
tho twentieth century gardener anu
farmer is going to buy them by the
.vard and instead of laboriously drop
ping them in hills or sowing them in
rows he will reel off a string of them
from a wheel and simply plant, the
string. When John was let. into this
secret, of advanced scientific agricul
ture by the polite nnd loquacious In
ventor of the pricess he merely mur
mured, "You're stringing me."
But. there were the strings of seeds
nnd there were boxes with tiny plants
intutiiir In them from the seeded
slrings. Like everything el: e nt this
irreat Kx in is it ion the ilemonsl ration
lift nnl hinir fo,- the imagination.
ulinli. nrocess was shown. The seeds
are twisted within n ribbon of tissue
paper and rolled upon little reels hold
ing about sixty feet. As usual, the
most interesting feature of the exhibit
is the tnechnnsni, by which the prod
uct is turned out. In this case the
machine 's a marvel of ingenuity. On
mm side is a reel of narrow tissue
paper rbbon, resembling that of a
stock ticker. As It unrolls it passes
"over a wheel thai is pet with little
projiTting nt eel pins. Th"se dp Into
liquid glue as the wTieol revolves and
nial e little dots at int-nal:-. upon the
:as:dnz paper. To thee moist dots
lli- r.niisli Kid. or turnip need or any
adheres
LinrT of ftperl that is desired
1 IIiC lilK I winl ( o' ic "- - tf VJI.1CIS (""wren no' ic"c; -
i,,r,rrf th pnle tiave pnin om i'1 (tirmined ry the kinn or '""i "
attention to politics o far a party. , )o vnu-i The machine tbn
lines ronrerned. I has. "f eoiir-". fpp, i). ytrip of parr over to en
.,.rt ficcr1-d that Tea Is I nr- ,jtp ,h ,.flR. twist It into a trin?
rra'ic. and tt.e TKmocrms have madeirr mj,,;s j np'in a pastiV.ard "e-1.
ro n--i?1 (ff'irt to tv.11 a l.ie vote T, r,v :n'-rc 's a P'tle
Tb '. year it will ! (Mr-r-nt. and : j,.n? infl',t fl VI which IV ra"i(ti
rl-:1i i ci!n: to have a rund in I' I , r pin-h'-s tin and down Us rr.-den and
Jt . Kr. v-d"tht tt.e lKTPO'Tit r"!tihi(h i:rc.d the rir lavirr il in
pr-11 a tna)ori' rtf .from "" I'"'''! f'trrnw and f.ver!ns P wih a thin
np,Vt tp "lo th Pn"" T-"lirT- s"1 layer of r" rt V is acy to tliat
.. .. i. ir Pi.t'.- n1 fTX ro "i : -hi. m-iril can i n ow id"' r--.r a
t.tire n( physical energy Incident, to
funning In the early days. Here is an
automatic time feed-box for horses
which enables a farmer to lie in lied
as long as he wants to In the morning,
at a certain hour a clock unloosens
a latch and a ration of grain runs
down from a hopper in front of each
horse. While the stock Is being auto
matically fed the farmer may read
his morning newspaper delivered at
bis doo;- by the rural mail carrier.
Hvcrything on the farm is to be done
by machinery except the household
work of the farmer's wife. I see no
mechanisms that will enable, her to
look the meals and operate the house
hold machinery by pushing electric
buttons. And yet some of her work has
bieji lightened and simplified. Here
are timelines' for separating cream
fiom the milk and butter from the
( team. The farmer's, wife doen't have
to wa't for cream l rlso to the sur
face and then "churn'' the butler out
of il. by a long laborious process. The
. n l L-i.lwil.l uiirl lu not n iihkIi
iii... i ur'iii iiwm-'. !. ..... .. I
The. button affair and a life of cafe John
n...lu I . . (.. I.... a.w.n l.a.-n tiuil .witllillf.
,'iiyw I" lin nil.-" ii" ii"'
to do with it. Aiid (lie fanner no long
cr walks. He 'Ides. Kverything
seems to have wheels on It. There
ate manure- spreaders, cornplanlers.
hiiy'oailers and stackers, drills, pea
pickers, potato diggers, great steam
plows, wind-pump, self-Mnders, HI
tending to make farming a delightful
I a.-.! iiue.
And in addition to it nil the creates!
display of fancy highly bred live
stock ever brought together n the
world. In lb" I've Mock pavilion wc
iht what s mi d to Ik an cndVs
pne'Ksion (.f priw winning Hereford"
JiTM-y. tjnernevs. PoIIikI IliirhatnR.
Hoist. ins. Alierd'in Argus, Artshln-
and o'lur fancy bn'ls t cattle.
Some of the prize-winner re liteial
it mt ft h ribbon", trot.hie 'f
last coti'i'K'-'". And y-t I doubt if
!,:iymc things (-f a er.-st live tl'nk
show, the rnaieit ever held, in con
nxtion with the World's Fa.r.
jn
f-.:u-p t.;itn !'-
i V . off it I" tn J-ti f
. t. : t ;hem. "nc v
,, , Vr- ' -r ti Ji-n '
...J f ini'! '-oti iiiim .-r
.in (1: nt to rik i h h" l"-1
. . i:i It ';-' ia::y r'-
i Vit r-lnt. to e.
fn rri- ritht fw tiem-- trP!
t a'l'1- and r'-- ecr'U ifd 1
i .oi - ' 'f'Ty Ttin''- w"1
rri. -d that tm- w:ll tr-in-
y-,. ,0 iro .(li.
Tb will I viiii" r' Tiiiinc -d "f
pt'i"'"''"- 'a'l". "-nil-t f"-""l tt.e
.I..,.,' li r t'ro.ii II' ff.'iTi.
I ifiii-it t' p!)k ti;rti tin
jutiile yot rr. tr'iwtn? tl. cm and t
I J ce at'-1'! c? ie ir-'-n e '
Tf.
1 1 ' ify
I ...Ivi'd
T.- yih'nr :n thi placi. i.f tr eul
i Mrc ) : laJni'aoa to (?rri-c 'me w;'h
tie fet tl't (c t fe of th, f i-.c-(ffri.
r ic to . a 1 fe of (a-". If h"
Annooncernent.
Iiavi & ramti'iill disi'e to
the public that they l.ave di
i,"ner-l:ii. Ir. Itavl will
f www I. u 'Vt ifB"JttWi'iiii"ifl' ,irra
K. C. S. Ry.
Texorkana & Fori Smith Ry.
World's Fair Route
...Oee.
ST.LOUIS
Through Sleepers Without Change
Via. ShreVeport and Cotton "Belt Route.
...Dining Car Service...
This Train Leaves 7:45 A. M. Dally
Arriving in St. Louis Next Mofaiug.
Doable Daily Service to Kansas City.
Through 'Buffet Sleepers
CE. SWINDELL,
Cent. Past. Agt.
R A. MORRIS,
City Pass. STicKet Ait.
nowic
r(i;n fr-' rt 1ocnt'm until N'lV.-niiii-r
t af" r nl.ii h lie id r-nio- In 'ootn
. V. V.'i' 1 s lm 't rz.
ii.;.ri .tk rae 'l i 'ti'ire fs
I li.-lf"- ji h ."ot. t. nil
i,. j I.I.. to l,r i: fi-rtp t o l '
..... 1 XL i'l.oilt the pit lire Mid the
-i
Xi-e Woman's Moows Miti.s" Rocietjr
n mrmtm MfrHiimmlt at tK ooenieo
5,1 p :.:A "' " -
1 ,r .!. Tuesdr aed VJej(j3jr eeo.s
4 t j- ?.-: i i fice'?el D'fsfer Orjr Coeds Ce.
neches IRON WQBS!
pntuKfusaitu.)
COKNEIlOPHOWIi: AM) KAUIM: SIKKETS. I
Hcarv Catitinx, Pfgimt Strittturil VVoik, 5ew Hi'l
a
Wrk Specialty. Well Mtchery Huilt anj fccpeirtt.
B0II1 'PHONES 2(17.
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