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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-19
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- Sas fleine &ino pua gilbert
SOutquen in gaitrooille tam nit ieia
men aleioern Dem uffenen syeuer su
nabe. Olelelben eerieten in Brono
uno oas 2ino empfing 10 ibnere
SerleBungeu, oaB es balo oarauI
ftarb.
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Wtr iino nod hter

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ftrumenten gu Breileu, tpelhe oun
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langt.
Sbos. @oaaan & Bros,
@dt Somitons unO gfabarrO straBe.
- ShDls Saloon bietet einen
anaenehrtpr Hufenthnlta
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Eeras. a

- Die Diitritts uno Gpuntp=Nn.
reGlte unlereS Staates baben in Oal=
! lag elae Geriantnluna abgebalteu
uno in oerIelbeu cine Organization
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uno Iusoebnuna oes Bunoesgeiebea
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auf Teras, empfebleu, balnit aud
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ben Intrag oes aommifidrs Waps
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II. 9esember cine 8robibitiDnsab=
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tueiB niht rebt, ipie man iih oieles
auffd0iae 8erbalten un1eres ionft 10
tattpoaen @puperneurs ertldren iuG.
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aug berlelben llria6e mirb man9er,
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man aber Or. Sings 9ieue @ntbedung
fir S6minbiu6t, Sufen nnb @rfdls
tung bat, f0nnen ielbit Die f6limmiten
Sdue gebeilt tperben unb boffnunssz
loie &eiignation 1T ni6t ldnger n6tig.
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Wah., 1T cine Der 8ielen, beren 2ez
ben bur6 9r. Sings gleue' @ntbedung
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ten ipirb garantiert bon ben @potbefen
| mn M q g Gr,miAt ruh 9lhnkhh
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auh in 0ilI County miro am
IL. December eine Qucal, Sptipu.Slbs
liimHHn9 itattfinnen.
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Vim 81. OttDber befanoen Iid1
n1 N oen 3nhtbduiern unieres States
1905 @efanoene.
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SDebeu erbalteu

cine Garlaouna BON rBr0otiioe" ans
tbracittoble. 8eite SDble i'm Wartte.
Tel. 81. Sunset Wood Co.
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QSlrflid)e Ofpt
0robt 6uneertcn ION Seieru, tuenn fie
nidt hDrbemgen.

gernad)tdlitet ME etnen ihmersenz
ben Giiden.
&ifenfbuera lit Der Diilieruf Der
9eteren.
@n, GuIi6ub, ibnen gu 0u!fe gu
tDmuten
Weint llrinal= 59mieria feiten, Die
idnen folgen.
gSirflidle Scot, Diabetes, 8riqbt's 8
8rantheit.
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Die Elm giirQer BON Gan Nntonip
mabte:
s. S. 9ipau, 3i,nmermann, 214
Santos StraBe pobnbaft, iaqt I
rWeine 9eieren perurIabten mir lan=
ae 3eit Beibtperoen; Die 5aupt=
SpmptDme maren eine beunrubigenz
De unb itDrenoe Sbpdbe Der geiel
rem, mDour6 mir Die Nabtrube sez
raubt unb Shmerser perurinht
muroen. Sd bDrte BON Doan 3
Nierens Biuen, Die 2eute BON sSilbers
uno Sprtneaus Drug StDre unb
BPM 8erar Drug Store erbielten
uno nabm ile in @ebraub. Sc oau=
erte nibt lan9e uno ale Sbmersen
maren nerihnunoen. Sd tonnte
0tahts ih(afen uno Die fierenzMusz
I1eioungen maren gereaelt. Sd
lhreibe oas alleS 3oan 8 gtieren=
Biuen 5u ib babe iie Nnoeren ent=
pf0blen uno tueroe fortfabren es su
tint.
@rbdltlid9 bel allen Orpguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Minburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., alleiuige
Gqenten fit Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nid3t ben Nanen O. o an
uno accepttrt fein Subititut.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
ROUGH HOUSE
ON FLORIDA TRAIN
WHITE MAN AND NEGRO DEAD
AS THE RESULT OF A
FIGHT.
FRIENDS TO RESCUE OF SHOOTERS
Are Guarding a House Where Accused
Are and Offer Defiance to tho
Sheriff and Militia.-cause
Of Trouble Not Known.

Atlanta, Sept. IA special from
Cordelc, Ga, says party of about 80
friends are standing guard with load
ed Winchestcrs around house In
Baxter, Barker county, Florida, In
which arc Charles Altman and Hilary
Altman, two men who are accused OF
killing n negro and white man In
an excursion train near that place
last night.
The friends of the Altmans say
that the sheriff or militia will take
the men only over their dead bodies
The two men killed were Jackson
Duncan, a young white man, and jim
Riley, negro.
w. M. Duncan, the father OF the
man who was killed, was shot from
ambush four times today. 1t Is mo-
known who did the shooting.
1t Is reported that military com
pany from Jacksonville has been or
dered to the scene.
The exact cause of the trouble OF
the train is not known.
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CHICAGO WAR
NOT YET ENDED
EIGHT PEOPLE INJURED IN AT
TACkS ON NON UNION
MEN.
-FOUR WERE SENT TO HOSPITAL
Two Young Women Pulled From caI
and Beaten, One Struck with
Rock In the Face-Mob
Fought the Police.

Chicago, Sept 12.-Savage attacks
were made on non-union workers at
the stock yards tonight and in the
fights that followed, eight people
were injured, four fthcm so severely
that it was necessary to take them
to hospitals. A Halsead and Root
streets, two young women. Annie
Cook and Mamie Jasper were dragS-
ed from a street car, pounded over
the head, knocked down and badly
beaten before the police arrived. Miss
Cook was severely cut in the face,
her shoulder was injured and she
was taken to the hospital. Miss JAS
per was struck with brick and her
tace and forehead BADLY cut. 1t was
necessary to take her also to the hos
pital.
Three policemen rescued the wo'
men from the mob, but it refused to
dispense and continued to throw
stones. A west bound car which hap
pened to pass during the trouble, was
struck and two of the passenger. .
were hurt. One woman was hit in
the mouth with brick and all her
front teeth knocked out.
Anton Ashutra, driver for brew
cry. tried to drive through the crowd
and was hit in the back OF the head
with a brick and knocked from hsi
wagon. His scalp was badly cut.
A call for help has been sent In
and officers soon arrived. whercupon
the c~owd soon scattered.
Ten minutes after the omcers re-
turned to the station, hey were call
ed out to suppress second riat In
which several colorcd men employed
in the stock yards were scattered \by
large crowd Of strike svmpathizcrs
i Policemen made strong fight
against .hc crowd,
One of the negroes was chased into
an allev where he was knocked
down. kicked and badly bruised. A
number of the crowd were hurt by
| flying stones.
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As to Contraband.

st. Petersburg, Sept. H., 623 p. m
The commission which has been
considering contraband questions has
reached decision While unable to
ascertain its exact terms, the cores
pondent of the Associated Press
learns that it Is favorable in the main
to the contention of the United
States and Great Britain regarding
absolute and conditional contraband.
Foreign Minister Lemsdorff will see
he Emperor tomorrow and answers
to the American and British notes
are expected this week.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
MODERN THEATRE.
Louisville Play House Fitted With
Fire Protection Devices.

Louisville. Sept. 1.-THE Hopkins
theatre. situated on the site of Musi"
Hall. the scene of the famous Gocbel
convention, opened its doors tonight.
The theatre which has the largest
seating capacity of any in Louisville
was built in strict conformity with
the city ordinances regulating the
construction Of theatres. a wall ~
ma onry y inches thick and extend.
in- rour feet above thc roof of tho
huilding on tho house proper fror7
tho raste which can be instantly cut
Of by an asbestos curtain.
IN addition 20 ample fire apparatus
there is an immense spray over ihc
stage for emergency use. There arc
numerous exits on three doors. al
operated by an electric hutton and
fire. escapes siy fec, IN Width extend
ing from the floors entirelv 10 ifo
ground Tho dynamOs whioh oDerata
me lights from separate plaut@ a.
'hr citv ordinance renuires that fhr7
iichE hnrn c4uffuua.-v. The infrri"-
dn~,y-afissn4 nf fhr hoIsr ar. IN --hi
and roia s humber ~ 0H' nfs0r--
r-snRgers were present a. the Dpen
ing
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Hypnotizina Rabbits.

An American physician. who has
been accustomed tD experiment with
rabbits. generally found that chlOro-
form killed them before be had a
chancr f0 operate. Disgusted 81 the
vsstefuIne=s u this method. hc tried
hyrI0fisin On one rabbit that be had
JEFF. and found. 70 his surprise. that
with feW passes Of 'he hands he
could easily hypuO'ize the little crea-
fure -1 perfectly that it lost sll caps-
rf'r fHr ru0tp-1ent 0r sensation. u
rsth-r ran b. hgT1o'izrd d. uil
-rfr rerIar,7 a little Irss incredible
ffaf -l-rr rI-raare r brrHrs may
I'D. RI. rranfal o. atrrrrr.
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Japanese Use Balloon.

Gee Foo, Sept. IL. 1880 p. ma
Chinese who left Port Arthur the
night of September g. arrived here
today and reports that Japanese
troops to the number of 5000 control
Louisa Bay. He says the japanese
are making use of balloon whic.
he describes as cigar shaped affair
with a car suspended and says tina
a fat foreigner wearing moustacht
runs the balloon.
!, The Japanese cntrenchmcnts linf
the hills In every direction and rein
| forcemcnts are constantly arriving
from Port Dalny. The Japanese hos
ptals at Port Dalny are filled with
wounded and transports are engagedt
in removing the wounded to Japan as
fast as possible.
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gooo csl.o on Davis.

New York. Sept 1z-HsnrF o.
Davis called ~ Democratic national
besdauarterF and held quite q receP-
ffur in the room ocCupiCi - Nm. y
-hahsn Chairman TaEEarf. August
pfIrr0nf Secretary WoDdsun. Form-sr
Chairman e. X. Jones FOrfner Gov
err0r Haer of Teras and sll ~ the
r,-uwfprrt officials connected With the
uarirnal committee called ~ Sc MN
DrIanrr Nirol. vice chairman ~
the Democratic nafional cOfnmiiis-e
haz eanr ~ ST. D1uis to spend few
frrs af the Worlds Fnir.
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OF JAPANESE FROM FRONT
IS PRECURSOR OF APPEARANCE ON FLANKS
Roads arc Impassabe at Mukden and the Price of Feed
Has Become Prohfbitive, Army S:uttlers Losing
Most OF Tn ir Supplies In the Retreat
From Lao Yang.
Press Bulletin.

Associated Press Bulletin.
The sanquinary side OF the Russo
Japanese conflict is now In evidence
and with the practical suspension OF
news from the front, the interest for
the time being. centered In rumors
today that Viccroy Alexief mad re-
signed as reported Sunday; that ku-
ropatkin Is to be replaced by Lieut..
Gen. Linevitch now in command of
the forces at Vladirostok and other
statements which cannot be traced to
authentic sources. but all of which
If true, would have a most important
bearing on the situation.
One Russian correspondent points
out that when the Japanese with
draw from the Russian front, 1t is
usually the precursor of their appear
ance on the fanks and he thinks the
indications point to Il winter cam
paign.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
From Front to Flank.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 12.-The re-
tirement of the Japanese southwark
rom Mukden means nothing to
Russian correspondent, who when
,elepraphing the news calls atten-
,ion to the fact that previous expe'
rjence has shown that when the Jap
anese Withdrew from the Russian
',ont this was usually the signal for
their appearance on the Russian
ilanks.
It is said there remain two full
months, the best of the year for cam
paigning. Another correspondent
considers 1t extremely signlilcaht
hat the Chinese officials at Mukden
have already broken of relations
with the Russians. The chief OF the
Chinese says he has received orde. 8
from the japanese to pay the TAX 10
them.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
Fails Back on Runors.

St. Petersburg, Sept. l2.-With
the lull in military operations and an
almost entire suspension of despatch
es from the front, st. Petersburg has
again fallen back upon rumors.
Countless stories are afoat regard
ing the Russian defeat at Lao Yang,
some of which are absolutely absurd
while others have apparently basis
in fact to give them a semblance OF
truth.
The rumor that Gen. Kuropatkin
is to be superseded by Gen. Llnevitch
is named as the most probable sue
cessor. This is supposed to rest up
on the emperor's displeasure with
Kuropatkin's generalship at Lao
Yang and general dissatisfaction
with the coursre of events at the
front. Neither Alcxieff's nor Kuro-
patkin's friends seem to attach great
importance to these stories invoIv'
ing them.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
No Arrest Made.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 12.--Dnr-
ing row on an excursion train on
the Georgia Southern and Florida
railway between white men, Jackson
Duncan was killed and his brother
Marshal Duncan, dangerously wound
ed. Both men lived at Eddie, sta
ton just south of the Georgia-Florida
line.
Jim Riley, a negro, was killed by a
stray bullet, he not being mixed VI
in the row.
Today, w. M. Duncan, father of the
Duncan boys, was shot four times In
the back as the result of the trouble
No arrests have been mad up tc
6 o'clock tonight.
w. M. Duncan is a turpentine oper
attor at Baxter. His sons run gen
eral merchandise store at Eddy.
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Dunn Dunn Bullets Used.

Washington, ID. c.. Sept. 12.-The
Japanese legation today received the
following cablegram fromToliio: The
Manchuran army reports that two
kinds of dun dun bullets were
found among the munitions of war
captured at the Lao Yang battle.
They resemble cartridges intended
fol the Russian rifles of the type of
1891. Some Of the wounds inflicted
on the Japanese is thought to have
been caused by bullets of that kind.
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n.nubll,.n, csrrlee MaIn..

Portland Maine. sept. 12.-The re
publicans carried rhe state 10 fhe hi.
euuis1 eIecfi1ns today. the returns ur
10 u O'Clock tonight inddicafnE
plurality 0f about 20 600 f0r cobb,
the Republicsa candidate for roF-rn.
or. compares with 90 f1r hil re
us-rr candidate four resrs aE1.
IN the first and =nrunf eri---ifil-
81 districts. rhn returns inrira-r fhH
fIarrfun - amos T. HIan and fhas
w IErlanald iIy ai1r tho same ri.n.
rsIifr 81 four years ago.
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ANTIJEwisH ouTRAees.

q Kattowitz. Russian Silesia, Z
. Sept. l2.-Anti'Jewish disturb 4
. ances occurred Sunday at the 4
. frontier town Of Sosnofice, Rus Z
. sian Poland. on the occasion OF Z
. the celebration OF the Jewish 4
= New Year. Boys stoned the cele' =
. brationists and injured n child. Z
. with the result that rumor
. spread that the Jews had Killed Z
. a child. A number OF women Z
= marched In procession through Z
. the streets In the evening, ston' I
. ing the windows Of Jewish hous'
. es and those Of the synagogue. Z
. Several Jews were injured with Z
. knives and stones. The doctors I
. refused to attend them, fearing I
. the mob. The rioters also broke Z
. into several Jewish dwellings,. 4
. The troops OF the garrison event, 4
4 ually dispersed the rioters and I
. arrested ten Of them.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
ASKS REDUCTION.
McFaddin interests Write Letters to
Railroads.

Mr.. w. p. II. McFaddin of the Nc
Faddin. Wiess and Kyle Rice Milling
Company yesterday sent out letters to
the Texas railroads asking for re-
duction of the state rate for handling
rough rice. The real object OF the
letter was to inform the railroads
that the McFaddin mill here, which
will begin operations within the next
few days, has made a cut of cents
per barrel on the current rate OF
milling rice.
A short time ago when Mr.. McFad-
din was in Houston, asking the rail-
roads for a reduction that would en-
able the farmer to make money, the
railroads asked him, What are you
mi.crs doing for the farmers?" HIS
letter announcing the cut Is his AN.
swcr. .n. lA1 Nt00
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Weather Forecast.

Washington, ID. c., Sept 12-Fore'
cast:
Louisiana partly cloudy Tuesday;
showers and cooler in west portion:
Wednesday. showers; light to fresh
south winds.
Fast Texas-Showcrs Tuesday:
couier i'm northeast portion; Wcdncs'
day showers; fresh south winds
West Texas-Part cloudy Tuesday
showers: cooler in extreme western
nurtiOn.
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ALLEGED FooTPAo.
George Hobbs Accused OF Attemp'eo
HoId-up Of Stranger.

A stranger to the city filed com
plaint with the police yesterday that
he had been the victim Of an attempt
ed hold-up the evening before In the
vicinity Of IN. Gulf and Interstate De
pot. lie had flashed a roll OF money
Al the depot and later. ne claims va
saulted by a man who ATTEMPTED 20
rob him Last evening he vent abplt
town with police officers ana succs'
ed IN locating and. he says. ideh'iis
ing his assailant in the per-Ol oi
a man who gives his name as Seofge
Hobbs Hobbs was arrested
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
Maine Election.

Portland, Me, Sept. l2.-keturhS
IN, governor in todays state election
from one hundred cities aud towns
give Cobb, republican, 2i.O34; DaVis'
emocrat. 1887. ,,uu
In 1900 these places gave hiii' re-
nublican. 22.4G5; Lord, democrat
publican. l2,O20. The returns so la,
show democratic gain OF l'31S ana
ON the basis Of the present returns
Cobb's plurality is estimated at about
.2g.OO0
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
ALLEGED HE WAS DUMB.
CLYDE Arnett Arrested Yesterday as
Suspected Fraud.

A man giving his name as Clyde
Arnctt. his profession as waiter.
and his home as New Orleans, was
arrested and confined in the police
station last evening on a charge OF
vagrancy. He is suspected of having
worked a fraud on the Beaumont pub
lie, by palming himself OFF as deaf
and dumb. and thereby securing gifts
Of money.
some Of the police officers say they
saw Arnctt during the day, repre-
ycnting himself as deaf and dumb
an asking aims by signs and writing.
In the evening. they alleged, they
saw him talking with other men, and
laughing and using his vocal organs
A. well as anybody. He was there
fore taken into custody.
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Rumors Discredited.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 12, $3.50 p. m
The rumor that Viceroy Alexieh
has rendered his resignation has beer
current for several days. No confir
rlation of it is obtainable but 1t Is
hardly credited.
A report that Lieut.. Gen. Lincvitcl
will succeed Gen. Kuropatkin as com
nander-in- chief is also circulating
but Is not confirmablo
Tho report published in the Daily
Mail of London that Gen. Kuropatkir
has been ordered by the Emperor To
recapeure Lao Yang is not credited
here.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13

Mukdan. sard f2-l.aF' night rain
again feI fn torrents ard today b. D.
drilling Ths roads are irnpassaDif
ard military movement are a.
s+ard-f1 The town o. -J crowded
ffat fppds'uHs are a mu.- mp prnf
able prirrz have rrfhiad and quad
r.led The division suffers lDr a.