Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 5, No. 65, Ed. 1, Friday, September 28, 1906 Page: 1 of 6
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of Shirt Waists and Kimonas Styl-
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RESOURCES
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Banking House and Fixtures
Cash
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PALESTINE TEXAS
Capital 10000000 Surplus and Profits S3I75G43
Statement at the close of business Sept 4th 1906
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock S10000000
Surplus and Profits
Circulation
Deposits
TOTALJj
The above statement is correct
Tucker Royall Cashier
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Dick Frederick
Real Estate and insurance
Handle City and Country Property We can make the Buyer
some money Will be glad to talk trade to anyone
wanting to make the Kent money Buy a Home
Spaclal Attention Giwn Insurance
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THE MAD CUBANS
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PALESTINE TEXAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 28 1906
THE ATTITUDE OF THE CUBANS
TOWARD AMERICANS IS SE-
RIOUS WHAT THEY THINK
Special to the Herald
Boston Mass SepL 28 Teddy
RoosevelL Jr the moat iwpular man
at Harvard was arrested after a
frolic with a cop in which the offi-
cer lost Ills club and revolver A
number of students were skylarking
when a policeman Interfered The
students surrounded lilin and rolled
on him AH but four of the students
ran when other officers arrived
Young Roosevelt remained and told
the police sergeant he had nothing to
do with the cutup He was released
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Goes to Cape Cod Bay to
Gunnery Practice
Observe
Special to the Herald
Oyster Bay SepL 2S Pitsldnt
Roosevelt left this morning on the
Mayllower for Cape Cod Bay where
ln > will he an obseivcr at the gun-
nery practice The wanshliw of the
Atlantic fleet will arrive there tomor-
row morning They will return here
Saturday afternoon
250 Pairs of Pants 100 Suits
WellKnown Brands
Pants worth 400 500 G00 700
For 175 250 300
Seeing is Bolieving
Suils
worth 1250 1500 1000
For 500 600 700
You Cant Go Wrong
H HORWITS
Tho Storo Thnt 8avos You Monoy
Big
Four Train Was Wrecked
Brightwood Today
Near
Special to the Herald
Indianapolis Ind SepL 28 In
wreck on the Big Four railroad near
Brightwood this morning two
sons were killed
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Ambassador Resigns
Special to the Herald
Home SepL 2S Baron Des
blanches Italian ambassador to Amer-
ica has resigned He was dean of the
diplomatic corps at Washington
Card of Thanks
We desire to extend our thanks to
the housekeepers of Palestine for the
many orders given us at the Pure
Food Show and also to the solicitors
in the various booths for their cour-
tesy to our citizenship Especially do
we tender our bouquet of courtesy o
Mrs Sanders who serves the Club
House and Casino line with such
grace and elegance and to Mr Wilson
the gentleman behind Security Cof-
fee Hooker CO
A Big Hen Egg
Mrs Chambers No 0 Combination
street has the champion hen for lay-
ing big eggs Her latest feat Is an
egg which weighs something more
than three and onehalf ounces It is
larger than the average turkey egg
The hen Is a light Brahma
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San Antonio union men are boy
colling the new directory by refusing
to give their names for publication
therein because It Is being printed
In a nonunion house
Pure Food Show will give away the
best prizes tonight and Saturday Put
In your vote for the Gas Range Its
free
If you want printing let the Herald
talk to you
Pensacola Fla Sept 27 The
worst sea storm and hurricane that
the gulf coast has experienced since
the village of Pensacola on San Rosa
Island was swept away 170 years ago
began last night and is still raging
Every bouse In the city has suffered
damage and many roofs are blown off
Telegraph and telephone and electric
light wires are in a tangle the water-
front Is strewn with wreckage for
miles on either side of the city and
vessels are piled on the wharvas or
where the wharves were in utter
ruin Big iron steamers and many
larger sailing ships arc now lying
high up in the city where the tide
has never been known to reacli bifore
and ovcry wharf for miles around has
been swept away or Is damaged be-
yond repair
It Is reported that many lives be-
tween the city and thp navy yard
have been lost but no definite details
can be secured It is Known how-
ever that many of the houses in that
section are under from five to ten feet
of water and many women have been
taken from the second storiej of
houses and carried to safety in boats
Tile electric power was shut off at
1 oclock this morning There is no
street car traffic and communication
with the outside world is entirely cut-
off
The scenes In parts of the city al-
most beggar description and the
streets are strewn with timbers tin
roofing and broken glass The West
ern Union has men hard at work try
ing to clear wires and this dispatch
with other telegraphic matter is be
ing carried to Flomaton Ala by the
Western Union manager who makes
the trip by train to ascertain the ex
act extent of damage done It is little lunch
niamr timi gteatrmvBBar < rnosy i l TiiIjfa
life will be shown when reports from
the entire section along the coast can
be gathered
Estimated damage 3000000
HAVOC IN MISSISSIPPI
Storm Is Leaving a Trail of Ruin In
Its Wake
New Orleans Sept 27 New re-
ports of the havoc the hurricane Is
creating In its progress northward
through Mississippi were received
here late tonighL At VIcksburg the
steamer Modoc was blown from its
fastenings in the MissisippI and
stranded and a dry dock was report-
ed to have broken from its moorings
Part of a frame house was blown
down but no Injuries were reported
to Its occupants At McComb City
the loss of two lives from tire blowing
down of a frame hotdl was reported
by Illinois Central passengers arriv-
ing in this city v
WEATHER FORECAST
For Palestino and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday
Maximum temperature yesterday
rS minimum temperature today CC
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm center which was over
New Orleans yesterday has moved to
Memphis with a pressure of 2950
Inches It has been attended by high
winds and heavy rains over Loulsinua
and Mississippi Alabama Georgia
Arkansas Tennessee and Missouri
From 1 to 3 Indies or rain fell In
these states Lighter rains fell over
the remainder of the Southern states
and in the North Atlantic states It
is raining this morning in Arkansas
Tennessee North Carolina Missouri
Mississippi and Iowa This storm In
all probability will move tip the Mis-
sissippi valley A high pressure area
covers the lower lakes and North At-
lantic states and has its center in
New England The temperature
changes are insigniircanL The low-
est temperature reported is 34 degrees
In Northern Montana It ranges from
10 to 50 degrees over the rest of the
Northwestern states
G HASS IIAGEN
Official In Charge
New Boarding House
Mrs J F Watson has taken the
Dexter home on Magnolia street one
block south of the railroad crossing
and will on the first of October open
a very desirable and homelike board-
ing house Will have nicely furnished
rooms 92 lm
15 CTS A WEEP
A Lost Appetite is Sometimes Only Kidnaped by the Grocer Who Sells Impure Foods
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ILvery Lady
Wants the Newest and Most
Rents and
Roal Estate
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copvuight
II By Any Accident
Your home barn store or
property of any kind has
burned you will regret that
you didnt have it insured in
time The man who suc-
ceeds acts today tomorrow
it may be too late Fight
fate and the fire fiend by
talcing out mi insurance pol-
icy and you will come out
ahead with money enough to
rebuild
F H HUGHES
Fire
Insurance
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J D FREDERICK
Special to the Herald
Havana Sept 28 With interven-
tion near the grave question is the
attitude of the Cubans towards Amer-
ican rule Upon it depends the prob-
lem of a long or short campaign and
whether the provisional government
will be temporary or simply the pre
lude to annexation
The moderates arc in an ugly mood
One general declares he will die re-
sisting American occupation Rumors
are in circulation of a probable anti
American iiin islng in Malazas The
government commander there Gen-
eral Betancourt opposes the Yankees
Moderates claim they could raise an
army of six thousand men to opirose
Americans wnlle many things arc
possible under the inilamcd condi-
tion of affairs Serious trouble is
highly improbable
The strongest opponents to Ameri-
cans feel that they could embroil
America with foreign powers by the
destruction of foreign property
WORKING FOR PEACE
Though It May Take a Lively Scrap
to Get ltCubans Contrary
Special tp the Herald
Havana SepL 28 Taft has con-
ceded those working for peace until
430 this afternoon to secure a quo
rum The liberal members aro still
undecided whether to stay away from
the session of congress thus prevent-
ing a quorum or attend and take
some action to prevent intervention
No quorum was present when con-
gress should have meL Well wake
up as AmoricanSj thff loading CnUana
Isayr Tueyinrilev e Tali will bo lorc u
to proclaim himself military governor
by morning
NO INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Result of Efforts of Grand Jury in the
Brownsville Negro Cases
Special to the Herald
Brownsville Texas SepL 2S The
grand jury adjourned without return-
ing indictments against the negro
soldiers charged with rioting and
murder Captain McDonald of the
Hangers who secured the testimony
against the negroes could not be
located
An effort will now be made to free
the negroes
YOUNG TEDDY ARRESTED
But Was Released When He Told the
Officers He Was Not Guilty
STORM LOSSES ILL
Louis
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Jesse Sesser
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IS REPORTED THAT THREE HUN-
DRED THOUSAND BALES OF
COTTON ARE RUINED
Special to the Herald
Atlanta Ga SepL 2S The losses
from the hurricane in Florida Mis-
sissippi and Alabama It Is estimated
Will aggregate 13000000 This
damage was sustained to railroads
and the cotton crop No loss of life
Is reported At Jackson Miss it is
raitortcd that 300000 bales of cotton
have been destroyed and that the
loss will reach 12000000 It Is re-
ported that the Alabama cotton crop
lias also suffered severely
Big Fire at Cleveland
Special to the Herald
Cleveland Ohio SepL 2S Fie to
day destroyed the building occupied
by the Pittsburg Class Cotcpany and
the Cleveland News Loss 500000
TROUBLE OVER LETTER
and Killed
Special to the Herald
Leon Kas SepL 28 Lewis Bloom-
field this morning shot and killed
Jesse Sesser on the streeL Blood
hounds and a posse are after the
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slayer The trouble between the two
aroso from a letter written to Bloom
fields wife
CORPUS CHRISTI EDITOR I
Died Suddenly White Bathing From
Excitement Over a Rescue
Special to the Herald
Corpus Chrlstl Texas SepL 2S r
J S Henderson editor of the Corpus
Crony died suddenly while bathing
In the bay from excitement over the
jjfcrUP ofa young lady from drown
ing by a inanJiin a nan neu TEe
young lady was of a party with the
editor
HEBORROWED KNIFE
And Stabbed Himself on Public
Square Act of Drunk Man
Special to the Herald
Kansas City Mo SepL 28 War-
ren Phillips borrowed a pocket knife
from a passorby this morning and
plunged the blade into his own brcasL
He Is not seriously injured The
man was drunk
TWO WERE KILLED
BY THE HURRICANE
BIG IRON STEAMERS AND SAIL-
ING SHIPS FORCED HIGH UP IN
THE CITY BY WIND AND WAVE
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Strictly in it He wishes that like his
father and his big brother he cohld wear a
Stetson Eat
We have all the latest styles
In Soft and Derby shapes
W B FLANAGAN
Mens Outfitter
It is probable that troops at Fort
Sam Houston will bo ordered to Cuba
Friends of Senator Bailey at Bryan
have issued a statement expressing
confidence in Senator Bailey
More room for the care oi tha in-
sane is needed
Schools ail over the state are re-
ported to be crowded and the state
institutions are already In need of
more room
The Railroad Commission has dis
agreed over the question of its power
to regulate special excursion rates
A Houston man was robbed of
2500 while he left his room to getva
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AT THE AUDITORIUM
Benny Phillips the Winner In Last
Nights Race Again Tonight
A large crowd witnessed the sec-
ond series of the championship races
last night at the Auditorium between
Gus Womack and Benny Phillips
Phillips was the winner This gives1
Womack and Phillips one race to
their credit and tonight will decide
for the champion fast skater of Texas
and Mexico v
The race for the champion of Pal
estine between Frank Eppner Edwin
Matthews and Newton Cook was
easlly won by tho former
The trick and fancy skating of
Phillips and Womack was enjoyed by
all and highly applauded
Will Make Gas
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The new gas plant Will make gas
tonight preparatory to supplying Its
patrons
The beginning of operation will be
inaugurated by a banqueL which will
likely take place Tuesday evening at
the city hall
Notice
All members of the Congregational
churchiare requested to be present at
a meeting of the church oh Sunday
morning a 11 oclock to dtcideion
some Important business
M J Fulton Clerk
DONTfHESITATE
It is time to move Delays are
Dangerous
A cold snap or an unexpected
event may catch you without a
New Fall Suit Wo bell Good
Clothes Every Garmont guai an
teed satisfactory in all respects
Our prites are right Lot us
show you our Clothing offerings
Doyle Bros
Mens Outfitters
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V., Jr. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 5, No. 65, Ed. 1, Friday, September 28, 1906, newspaper, September 28, 1906; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth68233/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .