The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-03

10 ~ hear II, and was horribly manglc,
w while attempting Ia cross ia" track.
According To the new directory n0a
in press, Monr0c's population, will
Il the suburban districts, has a pOpula
- ion of over 10000. The city proper
=, has n population of $500, while Wcs
!, Monroe has a little over $500 inhab
- itants.
g Charles Waits, Young farmer who
lives near Tioga, aw0kc between =
and q O'Clock in the morning and
r found his wife, Ollie. aged ~ years,
, dead, and her m0nthsold babe ly
, ing by her. Coroner Stafford viewed
D the body this afternoon and decided
that the death was from hereditary
disease.
General +. F. Myles has returned
from Newport News To New Orleans.
where he went 20 represent the mill.
, tary tower of the State at the Iaunc''-
ing of the battIcship Louisiana. All
OF the remainder of the party has re.
formed, "vc"D. Misses Iuanita AMI
Ruby Lallande, who went TO Ashc.
| NIll'' ~ ~ 4NloS hIII' DluUIltI ItlI
the train at Pass Christian.
General MylcS commented very IA
vorably ON the reception his party
was given at Newport News. A
breakfast was given at tn, IIOte
Warwick, Newport News, on the day
Of the launching, and dinner at IlO-
tel Chamberlain, Old Point Comfort,
on Saturday. Both of them were eX
pA 1n,,I t,ai1
port News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company were the hosts. and
they did everything possible to make
us comfortable. The Louisiana is a
IStupendOuS, immense creation, and. |
| believe, is one of the biggest, if not
the biggest ship alloat. She certainly |
looks invincible.
1--WE left Newport News Monday |
afternoon at 3, and arrived here over |
the Louisville and Nashville at this |
morning. | am at once taking up
preparations for our ST. Louis trip"
II desire to say that | know nothing
about the changing of the date from
Friday to Saturday. If this change
has been made, it was entirely with.
out my knowledge, and do not know
who it was that made this decision.
! am in charge of the party, and have
given no orders to- change the date
SO far as | am concerned, the party
will leave on Friday. the 9th at
O'Clock in the afternoon. OF course
if the Governor. who is my superior,
has changed the date, the change
will stand.
please say for me thai all the Gov, {
errors Staff who have NOT answered {
he invitation to be present had best |
do so at once, or ii may be too late S
accommodations cannot be provided {
1t the last minute, except with great |
rouble and expense, and ! want to- I
AVE the names of all thOSt who want Il
o 90 on this trip some days before W
land. Those who have accepted so "
ar are: Colonel w. II. Wise. Colo d
el J. w Person. Jr.. Colonel J. w. o.
'leXander Colonel Arsene Perrilliat, II
,ieutcnant Colonel John Marks. of II
'apoleOnvillc: Lieutenant Colonel T;
iba Haywood. Of Jennings: Lieuten. fo
MT Colonel William l.. Young. Ma M
n &. H. Gondran, of Burke. Major c. II
:. Prichard. Major Claiborne Major "
ohm l.. Hodges, de In Vcrgne: Ma SC
IT j. ID. Hardin. Major Alfred Isaac.
m, Major Ben Wolfson. Of Natchi-
'Chcs; Major w. p Hickman and NJ
aiOr l.. H. NarrcrO
Unless those others who desire to
; notify me at once | am afraid they All
III have difficulty in securing accom- "
odations." M,
fC;
The Morse oil company yesterday nc
Dsed the sale for I2O. 600 barrels of my
!. This is the largest sale yet re 20
rtcd in the home field. OF this gct
Iount the Southern Pacific is the oc'
ayicSt buyer. II takes l0u.OO0 bar scr
les. 10000 for immediate delivery. fo;
Irs are expected either tonign. a. .sha
morrow. This will greatly relieve {
siorag" capacity which has been So"
y'rrN pressed Tho past few days Wv
IFS oil was sold n good price Fei
innings Progress b
rho Jennings Progress says: 10 h"i
oil men are most urgently re- mu
'Hiud iu attend mass meeting az "h'
uil field church Friday. Sept. -. rot
o o'clock for the purpose cf devils PAR
some means fu project do" prom Nh'
q and life and best intcrcsi uf an thin
-D Interested iu the welfare of che star
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