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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
Eastern SITUATION PRESENTS
STRONG INDICATIONS OF WAR

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esa eeeerunaaui has received and COS
si,iasea she Russian sop.y what EaH
sia wishes to do is t. fh-s~ ahs 81
sponsibiity of tafins ths snItiss ise
apo. Japan
The foregoing uttesances s"re pro
vaaed on being shown the thFeai esling
aisps ches from St Petersburg
A dispatch 20 Reuters Telegram
Company from -. Petersburg. dated
Tuesday and forwarded Hy way q. the
frontier. SAYS the Russian General Sss.f
has given NicerpY Aiexien authority 70
decraFe war and open hosstiiiiiss on nj
oaH rss,ronsi ihilify II c.rCamsi anre-
render ID necessary.
The dispa On ADDS thai an lmfssria
manifesto declaring war is exportsd q
the Japanese government does act az
oepf the conditions PROPOSED in Rus
sias = response WHICH ID Is assef-ssa
9iIl be Russia last word
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
Michael Davitt Comtno.

Denver. Feb. A Loudan dispatch
says that Michael Dayitt and family
will sail on the White Star steamer
Celtic. departing from Queenstown for
New York to-day. They are coming to
Colorado for a protracted stay.
Ii is expected that MIR. Davitt and
his family will come direct to Denver.
although it is not known whether they
VIII remain here during their entire
stay. A meeting of the county board
ana Of Division No. of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians viii be held to
night, and the question of a suitable
reception for the great Irish leader
VIII probably come up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
SENATOR HANNA
DANGEROUSLY Ill.

Washington, Feb. 4-SenatOr M A
Hanna. who has been confined to his
bed for some time by an attack Of the
grip, had a setback late yesterday af
ternoon which for a time considerably
alarmed his family. who had been en-
couraged to hope he was getting to be
himself again. but the congestive at
tack which they feared WAS averted to
some extent by prompt action, and at
night the senator. while not 20 weil as
early in the day, showed excellent raj
lying power and improvement in his
condition at sundown.
The setback came in the form OF an
attack that resembled sick spells that
have seized the senator on two or three
occasions in the past few years. He
was seized about 5 80 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon with "a consestive chill, which
heretofore has been marked by a rush
of blood to the head and coldness OF
the eXtremities.
Members of the family were on hand
at its first outbreak. and by the prompt
application of mustard plasters and hot
water the attack was prevented from
becoming so serious as it was feared
it might become and later in the even
ing it was stated that the senator's con
dition was again almost at his normal
state of the past few weeks
A thorough examination was made OF
Mr.. Hanna's heart, lungs and kidneys
and they were found to be all right. Dr
Rixey said:
Senator Hanna's condition is not
alarming and hope he will be out in a
week or ten days"
The Illness of the senator is due To
physical and nervous exhaustion causeS
by an attack of grip and overwork.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
Bell in ENGLAND.

Chester. Pa. Feb. "A clue to the
whereabouts Of Albert E. Bell. the
mail pouch robber and forger. who es-
capped from two deputies bringing him
here from Denver for trial. was discov-
cred to-day. in the following note
found in bottle picked up in Della
ware bay: Liverpool. Eng. Oct. /
Inc hnder will please tell the news
paper men that Bell. the mail pouch
thief. is in England. with a posse OF
men, and If anyone interferes with him
ne VIII get a pound of bullets.
tSigred) BELLS ASSISTANTS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05
EVENTS IN WASHINGTON AND
TRANSACTIONS OF CONGRESS
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iarEr Fnf.sl Iif iuu ruuaa ~ tsghed 10 4hs
secretary aHire m the y a. Dssyars
aren't ana the tFsnssar - sa1horsfs
lsoH h.iihu kugt thr retiring secrs
tarF 90 esuEsruur Tar whiie ssnaglg
Hzssile pas Haare impressive ssax aes
almilaT event Ia usanE years. ts.os.
nsau. tha auuuintaa assssxs <s<s~cpsaf
Taft came oNcr o. The s.partmsnl
froM his hotel with little party of
psrafnai friends. sua seme ~ has i'm
mediate family They Nare sshsroa
into Secretary Resi- ofsee xher.
tne retiring secretary in f.w weg
chosen wurds and wifh good leal Of
feeling surrendered bis portfolio t.
esoveEuoF TAFT The party then pre-.
cFeded ta the reception room. where
General Chanee. chiaf 81 staff in uni
form. taok charge af the ceremonies
The room was cleared of all excepi
ths participants IN the induction save
the party OF friends and members OF
1he general staff Governor TAFT and
Secretary Rnoi t0ok then places a.
The iane tabis where stood John Ran
aoiph. notary whe administered the
cath 81 ofice % she incoming secre-
tarN- Then there we're coneraauIa
tIaEs sho~vred upon ssaeretsry Taft
aud gossd byes we're SAID 40 Secretary
kout- Every army of'icer on duty in
ashingtan was aligned at the door.
way. and the brilliantly uniformed col
umn passing before the retiring and
incoming secretaries formed a pretty
spectacle
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

So many children were named for
Ruth Cleveland that it is interesting
10 know that she herself was named
Cor Ruth Tappan. a classmate of Mr.,
Cleveland at Wells college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The original hero" of Amelie Rjves'
novel, The Quick or the Dead" ex-
pired the other day at Richmond. It
viii be news TO q large majority of
the people who read novels now that
there ever was such a story as The
Quick o. the Dead"
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Clyde Fitch recently wrote six PLAYS
IN one month. Mr.. Fitch writes plays
- quickly that they must seem new
to him when he sees them on the
stA&e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

An Alabama girl who is heiress to
. fortune Of S. 00o 600 is mysteriously
missing. 1t might be good plan to
call of the detectives and get some
Titled foreigner to come over and find
her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

A trainload Of doctors and surgical
supplies stationed at convenient
points along the right Of way may
soon come to be indispensable TO the
successful operation of the railway
business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Common sense is leaking through
even the density of the minds in con
srol of the French army. il being pro-
posed to give the enlisted man !.
chance TO win shoulder straps.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Let us hesitate before We reshlv co
against such formidable military ar
ray as Generals Ortiz. Uribe-Uribe.
oNstAmente-especially this fellow
oAd Novo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

A St. Louis paper states that out
Of twenty-five American novelists
there is only one handsome man. As
each of the twenty-five will consider
himself the exception referred to no
of1ense will be taken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

With the coal in the bin getting
eower and lower all the time Edward
Atkinson would confer a general IA
sor if he would hurry up the produc-
tion of some Of his nice mud fuel
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

An Arizona man committed suicide
. few days ago because he couldn't get
his salary raised from $4,000 TO sI2.-
600 year We know quite lot of
people who would be willing to take
$4,000 a year each and live even in
Arizona
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

II appears that the late Henry D.
Lloyd left an estate of $3.50. 600. And
vet there have been few men who
cared less for wealth, for wealth S
cake. than Mr.. Lloyd
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The American prohibition wear book
n its statistics ON whisky, negleets te
sredn the stuff with the jobs Il lost
or its intimates during 1893
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

@ course the young chambarmaid
a Ogden, Utah, who has just married
. 7e-yesr-old millionaire, believes in
the predestined affinity VI souls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Boston teachers o. not chcw usnl
Tney mast.c.ste an tusolubie sun
sssEes that exudss from certain trees
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The Shaneasi men whs sens 'neas
asaFtHE Zoe BoNor trounios have az
taroHtiy moved nurth - kobe
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

New York city. We are informed by
ssseral exchanges. is 10 have a mon
~ter cat show Where are the mon
ster cats to come frsm2
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The sketch of the career Of King
Peter of Seryia recalls the late Noah
bvoooks remark as to the hereeness
Of the beat that lights upon a throne
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

Marie Corcih is described as beng
short and plump BE b. far from
as T. intimate .Eat her stories ar
loug aaa thin
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

When woman finally thinks of
olace to put her money where nobody
would ever think of looking for it. il
Us very trying indeed for her to forget
where II II herself
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

II go0d New Years Resolution b.
giHs 30 show wear and become a iittle
'rsyed at the edges that is Ho reason
sor diseardiuE a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

bonds were exhibited to the court, the
participants in the trial sat about a
hong green table. How very sppro-
pirate!
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

sS eoaapiala asuaasf E ~.
seeE slsf SAYS Sos
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The man Who Was ambif iaas O.
sriEe the sater wagon 0u 9an. b.
so~ eoutent ta ciinz 10 the loft hind
~teel
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

hossur tgucsers Nnc are virtizus -
sss chicts Aaau 4nsais e.sc@ aata4l.s
saz ssaas
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

The number of horses eaten by Par
Osans has grown from 10000 in 1900
- more than 80 600 a year The pass
Tag OF the horse In Paris is by way
Of the abattoir.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

kassel saae has auis kaspiux roeu
'~r siaos hsssrs bsst be- has sea pa
Naxes ~ ths lee, o. suucn
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

tsss be eesid eneot sna-har iasHalzz
ox Csssefs soiaE pi5sas
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-05

the federal court January -Jth and IN
formed Judge Hallett that the court or
der compelling his road to restore the
Lakewood roads tracks at Golden had
been complied with. AttorneH Hughes
then asked for permission TO file a pc
tition asking a right-of-way through
Golden for the new road.
The ten-months boy of Albert
Russe, a farmer living five miles south
west of Greeley. was accidentally shot
and killed on the LIST inst. by Frank
Williams. who was three-quarters Of a
mile distant and out Of sight of the
house in which the infant lay. Williams
shot at coyote with a steel-hore No
80 Savage rife and the bah was defect
ed upward and went on to hit the child
in its cradle.
David c. Coates, ex-lieutenant COVER
nor of Colorado and first vice president
of the American Labor Union. is now
managing the Idaho State Tribune. a
weekly paper published at Wallace.
Idaho. II is the Idaho organ of the
Western Federation of Miners. Shcrt-
lv after his departure from Denver it
was stated that Mr.. Coates had gone
TO Butte to take charge OF the Ameri-
can Labor Union journal
The merchant mill of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company started mp
February LIST and 125 men were added
to the increasing force at the steel
nIant. Furnaces h and c are ready for
or,eratious and will be started as soon
as supply of coke is assured The
spike mill will be opened in few days
and II is stated that as fast as the other
departnents can be opened and made
ready for work small forces VIII bs
~; on to operate
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14

tG narrafine wax, from which wax
candles and chewing gum are maze
The firse p.Oduct from the crude
oil is naptha. then gasoline. next II
The commoncst of oils, called kcro-
senc. Then there are numerous ana
various lubrcatinS oils aAd twenty
or more greases. The final product
ladc from the Guide oil is coat.
Thi, is the sediment tnat gathers in
me bottom of the stills. II can be
burned in a CRATE like coal or manu-
'actured into the insulation used to
protect wire.
South from the refinery site is
he thriving town of Sugar Geek.
founded by a syndicate represented
bc Brent G. CrittCndcn. real estate
lgcnts in the Sbcidlcv building. This
'own is now populated by coo of the
men employed at the refinery ana nj
imately il will furnish homes To- the
Majority of the Loo employees that
viii be empoycd in the completed
Cd, fnerv. 4. c. Harding was Installed
,s postmaster August ~. and We'd
acsdav the town was made q money
rider office. The town H. well
,quippod with hotels and rnsiar.
ants. has six or eight saloons. q
aur,ho~ of general stores. three lu"'.
or wards ami q church is Icing built
The town 81 Sugar Crook and o."
-afnorv site has tr7iu service nvnr
he Santa F. and the Kansas CITY
southern railroads.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
According to ANCESTORS Renu.s,.

y Ja1aHese newspaper says: When
E'ya-u captured the Osaka castle
from iiidoyori and Lady Yodo he
found there 300 ingots Of gold having
a value Of t5no 900 in the currency of
'h" present day. This gold he be-
g3 a'ael 10 his second son Yoshinao,
'ln nr-f Of the Owari feudsl chiefs.
sith the injunction that il should be
W ior 1850 in any national emerg-
'nrE. The present head Of the Dwarf
family, Marquis Girel. considering
Thar r-e time is come TO employ the
EHlas- recently repaired 10 the tomb
.- ln=hlua0 and s0lemnly minated
'n -he spirit 0f the dead that the
gold Ea= about 30 be- employed for ma
'-.fsl purposes in accordance With
'-s riI Df -he famIly's ilustrious an
.--'ar. lEarE-u THEREAFTER the mar
handed over the money 20 the
-rHl
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
A soldiers sense # Humor.

From the Baltimore Herald.
The late Rear Admiral Henry G.
Taylo- often cited as m example of
chastlv humor an incident that hofell
p Young woman during the Civil war.
she was good and kind" he would
say. "aud during the war she visited
tho hosnuals daiiv. distributing
fruits and flowers and tracts.
one morning ON her rounds
,urug sp'di,. Immediately after She
had uas~od him. - un a loud laugh
she turned and looked AZ him IN
-r.ruri-p. Tie scented nififul case.
Nothing " him buf his face was Wis
frr OH fha little white bed. and this
vuunE face was SADLY thin and i'ai'.
possessed His mirfh rosnuud"d
through she Eru'-uri. room
.Tr. visitor returned fu him
a.Wfu yuu f,u ms what amu-'S
huu7. -ra 1aff
WHY. Na'am- said fo. here won
o ave- given me q tract un fhe sin of
dancing uhs1 1--WE Er hu-h .r-- -7'
s.+ rH
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
The rashion Of eoinq elovcless.

Ffum IUH Lazy q i'I'E'fIItIs
Not without regret is tho fashion Of
.pilg r'oyo'oss to ho observed. no.
hin end 81 this sarr0rial wedg" wa-
--se-cl some tine since ar The fh0
~. and nYw rha muiD has hr.n
.re-n7 frrhDr. and ore finds ur0n0r
10 ~ rna tfr-u world uarar base
injured 1uf &C fu1 ur-l1rnI ar
airing fr r~'1fr u18an= irh IE -i-
arH far with bare hands f hH
rlaar urged thar gloves and rr-a %"
-.r agree Better. 90 e. argued fl.
lrw uaT far- urr'Trr
..t1-l1frE rrh -a-= rfar -1 H-a
-r.arr f1 gloves. u-irf wr- rur
f- make rfnw rHr.a- murr .a--
a-ra F. f- am aH.r aar- rH.
raa-- nra aa -- |
--n-Hr -fn -- -- aa
rod --t -fH=. rfH #H r
pleaded rfr- F
-.r -T.- -r
.#..a -H.r.aa rar
H- FL arF
~f. -H-a TT
-rf-arf- HF r.r.rz ~
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
The Greenwood.

.! when It's ummcr weather,
And the yell . bee. with fairy sound,
The waters Lea" is humming round,
And the cu,..oO sings unseen,
And the leaves are waving green
O, then It's sweet,
In some retreat.
To hear the muImuring dove
win those whom ON earth alone we love,
And To wind through the greenwood to-
gvth,r.
Rut when It's winter weather
Ard crosses SrieVe,
Ana friends deceive,
And rain and Sleet
The lattice beat
.! then tits ~weet
To sit and sing
OF the friends with whom, in the days
OF spring
We rOam'd through the greenwood to-
Scthcr. William Lisle Buwles.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
Japanese Wrestlers.

Japanese wrestlers violate every law
OF hygiene and every rule imposed by
trainers of pugilists and instructors in
athletics in Europe and America.
They are notorious drunkards and
@.ui'ors. They eat enormous quaint
ties of the riches; OF foods; their APP
Ini.'oa ate amazing; and they drink
SALONS of beer. wine and sake daily.
] Jaw m a Toxic newspaper the other
.aF a. account of popular wrestler
''" had drunk a he. at beer at a
.Hl. !i'iur T.cy are irregular in
".I 'arr habits, So, tLcy retain their
uIo.-uus strength.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14

aud killed two boys about II and Is
years uf age an a small trrstle this
side Of Slerret. l, T.. twelve miles
north ~ DenisOn, One Of the hoys
Is supposed 10 be Fred Mills Of Mus
Eugce aad the othor a hoy named
Gale
According Ia the best Information
10 be- obtained the boys were lying
an the trest'e and seemed Ia be
asleep, Engineer Cook sounded the
whistle and one NJ them raised his
head and then sleepily fell back on
The track, One 0f the victims Of the
accident was killed Instantly and the
other lived about ten minutes.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
OPPOSITION A GOOD THING.

The Enterprise docs not wish II
understood that It's position in regard
ia the communication of Mr. B'lly
means that we think that our county
officials are perfect ON III" contrary
the political situation in jefferson
cmInty has been for years of char
actcr 10 make officials careless, so
we really welcome healthy honest
opposition. Office holding is llh'
every other business; II doycIopcS
crntcnt for conditions as long MS they
seem alright. The Enterprise has al
ways insisted that the proceedings
OF the county commissioners SholIu
be printed in fun as required by law
II is true that money has been saved
IN one way but ii has possibly bc'h
LOST in another because the people
have not been informed about public
business aud have for that reason
been unable to offer friendly advice
10 our officials. On the other hand
il is the easiest thing in the world TO
find fault especially by men who want
Office. The past two years has been
the hardest that have been known
for some time to dispose Of bonds and
il was impossible for Beaumont to
sell her last bond issue despite tho
fact that all kinds of efforts were
made. We have no doubt that brok
crs who are constantly on the alert
TO place bond issues have means OF
selling securities when officials arc
practically helpless. II Is a wei
known fact that brokers are in bust
ness for the money there is in it ana
to us II looks as if Mr.. Shock had an
extraordinary pull with the people
who have been handling the state
school fund. However, if the accOun
Of the commissioners proceedings haC
been published the public would now
be familiar with the details of the
Efforts made and it would have dc
privcd our republican friends of some
Of their fire crackers.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
NO HUMBUG HERE.
Beaumont Endorsement Is What
Counts With the Beaumont
PuhIic

You cant fool the public all the
time.
They will find yog ont at last.
Every time a man &c. fooled.
Another sEcptia is made.
Many ,hc remedies that make the
skoptics
because it fails TO keep It's prom
Uses.
Uoan's Kidney Pills bring renewed
rewards.
They cure the al,cpiic.
Plenty of proof of this al home
Beaumont pruof for BEAUMONT pco
pie.
Here's p case 81 II.
Mrs j. G. Hickey. wife " J. C.
Hickey. rr.irad. residing af 80 Wall
.Hraa,. SAWS "Rpadu. one evening
DOB newspaper au advertisement
afmt Dslu.. Kidney pills. 70 u,nHr.
uI foo Uu that th,- ui-h l.lu mp
] bad marked symptoms Uf Kidney
trouble fer three ur four wears. and
.Ir,riu- -r0a. deal from I BOO spite
.ni u-fu. A great deal Cd m.Ifrua
.arl G.TIurluc. Ny hack arhaI a.
rs constantly uI-n frH heavy
o.. ariue f1uu pain over my Kidneys
81 fIrh mad. ur ffa almost burden
. rmr#.rcHF ru u-a Tlaar'. Kidney
TH arF E.r raEu rEHu Hrrr "a
.- Hr-a b.FHr. r.Ef better Tha-
-aH IlI rHa mHra caI rhau anything
.ra. r ...s- n-.H
r.rf- rrH- r-H.r FFa -fr. fran
Tasr-rH-r u.r-. CAL rha Cas-
rH-ra drug Store
rH r- r rf.- rr---
Scr --. - sr H1I u-a. q.
r.-.. r.-.- rr.'r-r r- rr
.r# N T
r.r-a -a
UaH.-.s- -H. rarH.T i.rr.-r
HH. Oh.
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scsscs romantic associations, it is al
ways characteristic of its wearcr, it
has an undoubted air of refinement
about it, and. moreover, it is clearly
land hygienic. 70 say that without
IL woman does not look finished,
that she appca $ less dainty and less
dignilicd, is perhaps trifle cXaggrr-
a,ed. but at least il is fact that in
attention to such trihes as gloves
marEs deterioration in woman Any
thing that has this effect is to be
sternly discouraged.
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Lovely Millinery.

Mrs. Kline of the Ladies' Ra2aai
las returned from the east where she
purchased one of the finest lines OF
millinery that has ever hcSH brought
tu Beaumont Mrs. Kline is ALWAYS
in the lead when il comes To selecting
the fashionable modes of the season.
az she knows that there is nothing
too good for the ladies of Beaumont.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14
LOUISIANA NOTES

Experiments 81 q highly interesting
character will hc begun next week
AZ Wcsldalc. II plantation about M
teen miles from Shreveport, with a
mechanical cotton picker, which Is
said 10 have been tried. the results
b. ing sufficient Ia Justify the leasing
M of several thousand acres OF cot
ton Ia pick Owe.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14

81 Fafsf-rrr- S.-r o. I- I'm
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The Russians have learned that
when General Kuroki starts away
num their font he is getting ready
10 swat General Kurnpatkin in the
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The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-14

An Austin minister preached a ser
mon Sunday night in which he issued
q call fpr new prophets, lie evidently
overlooked the chairmcn of thd dii
lrrrnl political organizations,