Evening Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 1

RESULT OF JEALOUSY, SERA The Evening Meissenger. XXIV NO, 349 MARSHALL, TEXAS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1904 W. A. ADAIR, Editor I School Books and School Supplies. Tablets, Pencils, Drawing Books, Satchels, Lunch Boxes, Colored Crayon, Slates, Songes, Books for the City Schools; County Schools, St.

Mary's Academy, and all private schools. We appreciate the childrens trade. HEADQUARTERS. FRY HODGE DRUG CO. What's the use waiting for Cold Weather before buying your for ThE FALL SUIT By getting it now, you have lon- STYLE GRACE ger wear for your money and a lar- in these ger assortment to pick from.

CORRECT CLOTHES If you want something that will put you in a distinguished class by. GENTLEMEN come here ant wat -with a snappy suit of Correct Clothes hand-tailored by. SCHLOSS BROS. CO. The picture shows the reigning favorite in fall, apparel.

This is the natty the best dressed young fellows in the big cities are. now wearing. There is nothing in the style, fit, fabric or taitoring that would suggest the idea that it was made." On the other hand. there is everything to indicate the swellest merchant tailor might have made it. He wouldn't think" SCHLOSS BROS of charging less than $25 for 6 CO it.

We can fit you FINE CLOTHES Abi MAKERS you FOR SO A PRICE LITTLE $15 Large assortment of Boys Suits, all styles, from $1.50 up to $5 per suit. Allen Co. Married. Mr. E.

W. Brasheres of Palestine and Miss Kate Morris, who lives about a mile north of Marshall, were married Sunday night at the Methodist parsonage in North Marshall, at 8 o'clock, Revl W. W. Gollihugh officiating. The Messenger extends hearty congratulation and wishes them much happiness through life.

We do all kinds of upholstering, work over buggy cushions and tops, etc. Marshall Furniture Co. New Sour Krout, Northern pota toes and best creamery butter at Sam Wood's, the Grocer. Drugs That Cure People. All drug stores look alike to many people.

This is not strange because the things which may indicate a vital difference in the character of stores are not apparent to those unacquainted with drugs. If you knew the significance of the names on our original packages of drugs, you would see that we buy the finest goods to be had, the goods that stand for all that is best in pharmacy. We use such drugs because you ought to have them, and because your physician wants them used in the preseriptions he writes for you. If we fill your prescription you can feel sure about it. Brown Matthewson, fo The Big' Drug Store.

THOS. TAGGART VICEROY ALEXIEFF AT CHICAGO IS ABSOLUTE National Chairman of the Democrats Sees Many, Leaders. National Democratic Chairman Sees. Many Party Leaders. IS IN GOOD SPIRITS.

-Says- Prospects -In Are Ex cellent aud the Situation In the Eastern All That Is Experted. Chicago, Sept. 20. -Thomas Taggart, chairman 'of the Democratic national committee, arrived in Chicago Monday. This was the first visit of the national chairman to Chicago since he took his office as the party's manager.

and marks the beginning of the Democratic campaign in Illinois, Democratic leaders from all parts of the state were here to meet him, and number of local Democrats greeted him at the railway station. Chairman Taggart spent the day in conference with Democratic leaders at the House questions, he said! "It the heartiness. of Democrats manifested- since my Arrival here is any Indication of the poHtical condition I would say that, the Democratic outlook is excellent. I have THOMAS TAGGAST. Just spent Democratic three days in.

Indiana, and find affairs in state in fine shape. I am also able to that in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and West Virginia and the eastgenerally: the prospect in such as to cheer the Democratic heart." Replying to a question as to. the truthfulness of a report that he had practically supplanted as chair'man, Mr. Taggart entered an emphatic dental, leaders saying that the national party are working in the mony. He declined to make an to campaign plane in the west until his return to New York.

"I will consult with the leaders he said, "and give careful to what they say and will arrive at a attention conclusion by the time I reach headquarters in New York." It is learned, however, that Mr. Taggart's present Inelinations are unfavorable to branch headquarters at any point in the west, his opinion being that the work can best be done from New York through state committees. "The situation in New York is all that we could want," said Chairman Taggart. "Indiana is in the best condition for Democratic victory I have seen there since 1892. Bryan men, Hearst men and silver men are united with all other Democrats In laboring for party triumph." "Is Illinois, in your opinion, debatable ground?" the leader was asked.

"It is. 1. If. the Democrats are harmonious, was the reply, am Here to find out about this. think things are progressing finely from what Phave learned." John WI Kern, nominee for governor of Indiana, was among the prominent Democrats who accompanied Chairman Taggart to Chicago, DELEGATIONS CALL.

Two Trainloads of Tammanyites and One From Westchester County. Esopus, Sept. Judge Parker. was the object of a typical Tammany demonstration Monday, when a trainload of delegates stopped at Esopus depot en route to the Democratic convention at Saratoga, and Judge Parker held an Informal reception. A second section reached Esopus a little later, and the occupants of this treain repeated the programme set by "their predecessors.

The Westchester county delegation, occupying a special train, came minutes later. The delegates had their train sidetracked, and tormed a procession and marched to Rosemont, where Judge received them on the veranda of hie home KIELEY-STARR. Mr. W. F.

Kieley and Miss Pamie Orne Starr Married Today. Said to Have. Fired Twice. Madrid, Sept. Correspondencia of this city published a dispatch from Blibao Monday to the effect that a Russian cruiser had.

been seen off Cape Maria: and that she had fired two at and took sesston of nant vessel supposed steamer. There is no the reportinian me by Excitement. al Sept. Overcome. by excitement while witnessing a.melodrama.

in a Mrsof Brutus C. Marshall rushed toward the stage, ostensibly to rescue the heroine. and -after taking a tew sters forward fell dead. Two Killed, One Wounded. Chicago, Sept.

men were killed and another shot and seriously in a battle, with hold-up men at Riverdale, town on the Illinols. Central railroad, fifteen miles south of Chicago. Visitors to St. Louis. My place is Entrally located in every respect, with southern exposure; have free hot and cold baths; telephone, Kinloch, 1856- B.

Have a large, well-kept house, and all home comforts, on direct line from Union Depot, fair grounds and city. Cars pass. the house every minute. On ar. riving at the depot take 18th street car north and transfer at.

Washington Avenne to west bound Page Avenue or Delmar Avenue cars, which will take you direct to the house. Rates are $1 per day for each person. Special rates made to parties and families. Mrs. A.

Alford, 3521 Lucas Ave. St. Louis. Music Lessons. Piano, violin, mandolin and guitar taught by Miss Lilian Bell.

Thorough, course, in Mason's Touch and Technic on piano. Studios 1003 Houston avenue and at Mrs. C. O. Friend's, convenient to High school.

For anything good in the fruit line, candies or ice cream, go to Doppelmayer's. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Digests what you eat. Reception. The ladies of the First Metho. dist church will give a reception on next Friday night at 8 o'clock, with a musical programe.

Them publio are cordially invited. Public Schools. All city publie- schools will open Monday, Sept. 26, 1904, The perintendent'e office will open Mon: day, "ept. 12th, W.

H. Attebery, Superintendent. One Minute Cough Cure For Coughe, Colds and Croup. Traffic Manager Bird. A.

O. Bird, traffio manager of the entire Gould system of railroads, with headquarters in passed through Marshall this morning on board the Mis. sonri Pacific private car No. attached to the 1. G.

N. train No. 101. Mr. Bird was enroute to south Texas.

Room Having had a number of calls for room mouldings, we have added some to. our stock. We have therefore on hand a beautiful as. sortment of room mouldings now ron hand, and would be pleased to figure with those wishing to place safe in houses. Marshall Furniture Co.

Trinity Episcopal Church. Very Rev. Dean Bowers, D. D. Tomorrow (Wednesday).

being St. Matthew's Day, there will be service, at Episcopalians, please take notice. He Will Still Remain as the Viceroy in the -Far NOTHING IN RUMORS. Has Always Shown the Utmost preciation of the Peculiar cacy.of. His.

Position, I Never. St etersburg, 20 -Late Monday a dispatch was delved from General Kuropatkin A that Generals Rennenkampt and Samsonoff Suncing had been conducting Important reconnaissances, which resulted in rather heavy fighting with many casualties. From General telegram. it appears General Rennenkampf has recovered from his wound and has resumed command of Als troops. The reconnaisances disclosed farther increase In Japanese forces.

Acting upon the advice of Ahis milltary advisers, Emperor Nicholas has decided to form a second Manchurian army. It will be formed of corps which are being sent to the far east and GRAND DUKE BORIS, probably Lieutenant be General command Linevitch of It. Gen. will given eral Kuropatkin will become chief of both armies, but probably without the commander In chief. It 18 this impending reorganization, which, It seems, has led to countless rumors and reports of Karopatkin' supercession of Viceroy.

Alexieff as commander in chief of the army, the latter's resignaton, but the Associated Press vestigation, Indicate the above AR the, rent situation. The Associated Press 18 informed that Alexieff will continue to be viceroy and as such he could not be subordinated In title to' the commanding general, which will happen If Kuropatkin 18 given the title of commnader in chief. Nevertheless, the Associated Press la informed Kuropatkin will virtually be in complete and untrammeled command. As has been heretofore stated on high authority, the stories of Alexieff's Interference with Kuropatkin are en tirely without foundation. On the contrary, Alexteff always shown.

the utmost appreciation of the peculiar delicacy of his position as Kuropatkin's superior, studiously avoiding even the semblance of. interference with the operations of the Manchurian army Increase of Japanese forces at Yenand Reptsiputze, Is reported. 'The Russians occupied several villages near the Japanese lines, General Kiropatkih Sunday reviewed 'the Thirtyyseventh division of the First army corps. DRIVEN BACK. Russians Successful In Attack on Front and Right Flank.

news agency from St. Peteraburg London, Sept. dispatch to a Monday says reconnaissances towards ed in the Japanese being driven back. Japanese front and right flank, result- The Russian losses, secording to this version, are said to be slight. Not Worth the Candle.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 20. -The Russian government's concession of. neutral commerce in the matter of contraband- of.

war does not meet with the approval of the Novoe VremyR, which declares the game of stopping neutral merchantmen is not worth the candle if Russia decides in advance to restore contraband seized. Influx of Gamblers. Waco, Sept. delivering to the McLennan county grand Jury charge Judge Scott of the Fifty- fourth startlet an court maid unusual he Influx had of heard there gamblers recently; and advised it this true to look into the matter thoroughly, promising to. aid in every sible.

Mr. William Kieley Miss Pannie -Orne Starr were married at 11:30 this morning at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. "Clara Starr, Rev. W. B.

Miller officiating. -Mr. Kieley has lived in this city" for number of years and has been in the employ of the Texas and Pacific Railroad as -a machinist. He is a steady, sober young man of sterling worth. The bride is the daughter of the late and Clara Starr.

She was raised in Marshall and is beloved by all who know her, a sweet disposition and many other womanly virtues. Only the immepresent -at- tire" ceremony, and the young couple left for St. Louis and other eastern cities on. the cannon ball this at. ternoon to spend their honey moon.

The Messenger extends congratpulations to the happy young couple and wishes them a full measure of the (choicest blessings as they journey through life. Gentry Is Coming to Town. Despite the familiarity of all persons with the immensity of the operations necessary to the hand. ling of such a trained animal show as is that conducted by the Gentry the show is this year so much greater in every direction that the fact is at once apparent and it is hardly neces. sary to call attention to it.

Three things which impress visitors to the Gentry show this. year, and these impressions are not lost even after one hundred visits, are its overpowering magnitude, its supreme excellence and real tion of organization. Lillupitian animal actors in superabundance, all performing curious terpsicho. rean originalities and odd feats of gyrations with curious and comic episodes are seen in 4a merry mixture of new and novel fun. making performances.

Gentry Bros. will positively appear in this eity on- Wednesday, Sept. 28, afternoon at 2, evening at 8, with a gorgeous street spectacle at 10 o'clock in the morning. Jas. Mattingly, scribe of Si.

monides Court No. 11, Tribe of Ben Hur, delivered to C. B. H. Wheless check for.

$1500, settle. ment in full for death claim of his wife, who died 23rd day of July. Telephone No. 103, or call at No: 101 Wellington street, for Marshall Furniture when you want to buy furniture, mattresses, room moulding, mirrors, frames, coffins, caskets or robes. Or when you want furniture refinished, frames made, mattresses made over or upholstering done.

Col. Hynson Dead. Mr. W. Pierce received telegram from New Orleans today announcing: the death of Col.

Charles E. Hynson, and that the remains would reach Marshall tomorrow morning at 9:10 From the station the remains will be taken to the Cumberland church, where the ser. vice will be conducted at 10 o'clock, Interment in Marshall cemetery. Col. Hynson and wife have been making their home recently with their youngest daughter, Mrs F.

B. Mercier, of New Orleans. He received a Sept. 10th, from which he never recovered. Col.

C. E. Hynson, who for many years owned and ran Hynson's Iron Mountain Springs, was one of the early settlers in Mar. shall, coming here about 1849, and for many years was closely identified with almost every enterprise for the good of our city. May he rest in peace.

Fresh Concord Grapen today at M. L. Doppelmayer's. We sell picture frames, furni; ture, mattresses, coffins, caskets, and robes. We also repair furniture, make over, mattresses, make fraxes and bury the dead: Marshall Furniture Co.

For anything good in the fruit line, candies or ice cream, go to Doppelmayer's. meals and a la carte at Herndon's Cafe. corner Grand avenue and Bolivar street. T. P.

Accident. The Texas and Pacific had a wreck last night on the Louisiana division just below Boyce. A train ran into a bunch of cattle and derailed the engine, which delayed traffic several Hours. The engineer was slightly injured. The best full cream cheese al Sam E.

Wood's, the Grocer. Buy your toilet soaps at 8am E. Dime Social. The ladies of the church will give a dime social at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

H. 8. Rice, on the North Side, Saturday evening, Sept. 24, from 8 to 12, o'clock. Refreshmenta served.

You are cor: dially invited to attend,.