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y v THg BEAUMONT EK'TCRPBISC. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1904.
a"NW MAjCTEni
: 1 !
M LOOK FOR OUR I ; :
i 1 1 SUNDAY COMIC PACE
; 1 TELLING ABOUT j j
j I BRAINY BOWERS I j
: j 1 AND UlS
i I f I . fniiffiHirnw
i hi WONDERFUL WIZARD OIL i
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- o o- o I DlitfVIAM IllHlVilVPf I portt d lo 1 e raiding i n Korea, played I PROMISED TWO HEIFERS.
M (ConniUK'il on p:i!,'c Iglit.)
.1
I I
Kyle Theatre
Wednesday Night, Oct. 19
"The RurmftQussiio;iofth! hour is: Have You Seen
Candida?"-New YorK .'run, March 12, 1904.
IAS SFASON'S MOST CONSPICUOUS SUCCTSS
(kopje Ucrnard Shaw's Sparkling Comedy
"Candida"
I'tvicntcd Iy a Specially Selected Cast, headed by
ULSTER LOfi'ERGAK. Direction of George H. Brennan
Coutpuny, i:iccrorateil.
An Entire Season's Run in New YorK City!
Candida Pk.ycd In Five Different New YorK Theatres!
A Record Unequalled in Theatrical History!
"Candidainan'-a" now extending through the country
Ma;:az''ne; and Newspapers Teeming with Praise!
Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.50
Seat &ic Opens Monday at 9.00 u. m.
on Del. U .'-l rengl hened its hold on
I lii posit ions taken I hi' previous even
ing, live niilc.s si ii I h of I lie b'huklie
I ivcr.
Al about o'clock in the afternoon
n' October lo j:c enemy took the of
fensive between l h TVi simi:ir!n roml
iiml l lie village ol' Toiiinytsa, norlli
n' Yi'iil'ii, with about u division of
iiil':ml ry and several hallcrics of
artillery. Tin' enemy's iiiiacl; was
checked I v ih lire ol' our advance
v m;i nis. They maintained mi ;iri illery
bombardment nniil evening.
On Octoln t II iho Japanese at
tacked 1 1 1 Russians on liolli sides of
liii' railroad and norlli of Hie Yeniai
mines. A lierce light raged all day
long and liy night Hie greater portion
of llle po-dliou occupied 1 " t ill Japan
ese in Kliona I'ass had fallen into the
hands el' llic liussians, win). Iiowever,
a I ' in I lie even i lit: had not yel sue
eei'de, in capturing a wooded hill con
st inning the key lo I lie position.
Throughout Oct. II 111" Itassians
niaiiil ained llle offeiisivo along Ilie 011
nie front av.ain.-M ilie ,lipanese ad
valued posiiieiis cxcopl :il some points
where Ihey were obliged lo retire lo
llieir main osii ions.
o
".KYLE TH RAT RE
Don't NiSS It One Ninht Only !
lituW .'.( ! ccl'.irr.
! Monday, October 17
't; or :
v. . ... r
i ' : i'ini.
NOW i COMF.!
i i II Yale iit.'l S'.im.
n ;.' :. a V.. ! i '.
Al H. Wilson.
', v , , i; " ' :- r '
Kurop;itkin an OptimiGt.
Si. 1'eiersi.in -v. Oet. I I. - -I:. mi a. in.
I ' i. He I n heavy losses on
hiilt :!i.-s. wiili K iryiii'i' sneress for
III,. l!iH'.:nns. i:i ihe suiiiniii': iii in
'he sil!Mi:;ii l.y (leii. ral Knrojial ! i i
i a leli.urain liled Ocinl.er I.!. Tin re
i . mi siun uf In- Iia'ih siaekeinn. On
i a i i ! 1 1 a r . ( 1 1 ii . ra : Kmi o; .at I, in u-le-..aplis
thai he hail nnli iv, Ihe army
.i n 'Mine He I ; 1 1 1 wiih uiialiaieil
x :eii-'. ..
i.i i i i ;iai kin is in (lie i h ek
-i "1 Hie li V 'i .-. anil le'iii ril S.i'i
It 'i ". ill i-f hi sii'iT. is !HTiiiu:iy
" i' I.' ri mi pi ii- nieis. The eonlliei
1 .is ' n trosl iii ;ii i;i.i' al l!ie nter
.-id w.-i Hank. The ad line nar.l
a 1 1 i i . - ;i.-:ie . had i i he I' H aiedl v re-
M. li l l. nWili:; d (lie r 'I ir'.-MI'e
i '.e ';i!i.ill. .. ;i"a'i-s. A I li:u!:!
'.:!: .'.I i '. l'i! - 1 I lie Km- -ian r -I.i
. a- wi''t rii'T; !:.'! n:a::i p.e.i-'.'n.
.i "f H e a i audiine.l in-i' i ills
l. iai .'i:, i he iiuiiii id (he li.iM'In I
n - ;,t.
. I'n I M.ir.ln' I ly."ra'
a1 hi .a i - i: . . a i fee
' Il
ri ported lo l e raiding in Korea, played
a. einispienmi. ;:.nl in the lli;litiii on
Hie iliissian i ll liank.
Aeccnr- M ilie I si est news of the
iijnii.i; in Ihe direction of Hensiliu,
Ihe Uussliin.-; are striving fur the oaen
palii.ii of a p:!:.;;. lint .10 news was re
reived from there yesterday. I lie pass
alluded to pri'siimnhly is llu pass,
which is li'eiit ioned ill (leneral Sak
ha roiT's teleunni uf Octoher II. llll
(ass is ei.uhl miles due north of l!en
slhii. Shinild tli!s pass fad into llif
hands ef the Kusdans, it would involve
the caplurc of Hensiliu. thus apniii.c.' up
ihe read lo Li. 10 1 iuii?.
A' i' irdin to the . elief of Hie t;.'n
era! slal'f. (ieneral lieiilieiil.ainpir his
not penetrated as far as ihe Taitse
river, lull he is co operai iiij; in the
aili r.pi to ii.'l lire Hi nsihu.
Kuropatkin's Report.
SI. I'elersliur. Oct. I:!. Ccn.
Kuni:atkiii reports I hat di ' ini; the
(i;;i!liii!; yeslerday and today, the ad
van e tniiins were reinforced from
the principal positions and taat 111 is
eveniim Ihe riedit winy; was order 'd
to fall hack on Ihe main pisition and
thai :il - p. in. Hie center also vas
ohlim'd lo fall liaek . Tit" report
does not mention l.c lislii.hi ; on tl;i
lelt winu.
Tii' lull li'Vl ef Hen '" "p:" Ion's
Report which is dated Oct. 1:'.. !.;-
lows!
I n-t ni'4ht ai'd ttiroiTc'ioit ilrv
Ihe Manchiiii-in a mi v wn ea'-a!:od in
lieree ti'.ihl . Japanese fo " e ri'.'.v
hined avai'isl hit ,p. mi '( ie-"; on ('
ci nler ii'i l r!-:'i vlier. '" e'-ri
ie. llu- '.'if Ii-011 al'anceil iiosil 's
and '! I.eea'iie nor ..! -v . . I'li'iii"
Ilie- Ivan-' mends from H'e 111.-1!"
line! inn. The r'uhl il' l''M I '
ri.lviii'e 1 iii-m ai'd a' r'""
, I'lel-i r,.f.r....,J I I ilie pr'n
ci"l li :'i.il.
F'r'-tinn Was Tri-pr- .
' e, .'! l; i.i lei' 'l'i - all''' tvv '"
,,l ,-; l at :i a '. 'he : uln l'i: a "ir1-1
lie.nera'e We re""' "Ti'ern
:r:. im-c a'i i,-. fi'in "n --m .i
I ,,,. I Hi. . ',,.. The ;vani
I , ' , '1 Ti'i' -I ' i;i"i.-l I-
j , : I .' i II- ,r eel ' '"11. j
j 11 ! , ni-.'.t ilir lr "II ' I
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1 1 tli.. I . 1 : i'!.i : v i. 1 lia ' I
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TAFT AT UNION CLUB.
Story of Malfeasance in Office as It
Happens in Kentucky.
ir..niiiiu'iiii Kv net 1:1 On mo
tion of liie commonwealth attorney Iho
indictments against Supt. Hoard and
Commissiond'H Hush and Smith of the
Western Kentucky Asylum lor ine 111
I....M,) In niinni'M inn with the nresenla-
tio:i of two heifei, t.i State Senator
Kichardson for aiding in Beitms iu.-
onn appropriated for the institution
from the Legislature, were dismissed
today. The cases against oilier 0111-
eials of the asylum who were indicetd
lor nuil lea sauce in office and selling
Lftninliec. lit thn imvllllll ill VjolltlOll (if
Hie statutes will he prosecuted.
Canterbury Banquetted.
Vetv York. Oil. 1:!. The archhishop
of Ca.ilerhury was the Kiiest of honor
at a dinner utven tonmht hy the I H-
ivrims of the United States. Over the
guests' tahle wei'e draped the Ameri
can and ICnullsh f!aj;s. Bishop Henry
t'. roller wis toast master. The Kiiests
included C.ov. It. It. Odell. the bishop
of llipon. .1. 1. .Morgan, Perry Hel
mont, ( it'll. Jos. Wheeler and (Jen.
Stewart U Woodford a.ld Major Fred
(rant.
Told All About Philippines at Banquet
to Lieut. Gov. Higgins.
New York, Oct. 1:1. Many promi
nent repiililiems were present tonight
al ilitTi-at ideation meeting and reeep
ition tendered hy the , Union League
Club In Lieut. (!ov. Higgins, republi
can candidate for governor, and to his
'associates on the State ticket. Cor-
aelius ISIiss, president of the club and
, treasurer of the national republican
! commit Ice, presided,
i In introducing Secretary of War
Tuft he paid high tribute to the sec
retary's conduct of affairs in the I'iiil
jippines, and particularly to his strong
I upholding of the policy of President
Roosevelt in the islands.
Secretary Tuft devoted a large part
of his address to the Philippine rpies
; lion.
I AG NOMA pARK
Music and Dancing
Thursday Night
VaiadevIHe
E
RAID SOLDIERS WEPT.
Judge Parker at Home.
-opiis. Oct. I:'.. Judge Parker ar
rived here tonight. He conterred
with Former Senator J. K. Jones of
Al kan.-'iis, f'oin New York to Wee-
Witnesses Testified to That Effect in
Georgia Lynching Matter.
Savannah, Oa.. Oct. The court-
martial investigating the lynching at. I
Statesboro today heard the case of
j Lieut. II. S. Veil of Savannah. One
witness tesiiiieil that tae men under
Lieut. Mell's command wept because
they felt 1 liar the military was dis
graced when they were not permitted
10 Pillow the mob to rescue iho ne
groes Calo and Heed.
Sunday Afternoon
and Night
SEE SUNDAY'S AD.
SEE SMALL BILLS
TWELVE BAKL
:s.
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Vl'rrI ' Tho Watch on the Khine"
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II, .11
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A Dozen Oxen Slauj, itn td o Make
r.n Indiana Holiday.
Pans.- lad. Oi t . 1 " . A meat
ciowd giiiheiiil li-ie for a liarbecue
I'ldat- in lain." nf W. .1. Hryan.
Twe've Pi eves were sla'tsiiiered .
Willi Mr. llryaii were Judge (inn
ion of I'hicuo; Major Mi n; ies. o
'Uii 'e:ii'iii .m l .'"'''i W- Kerr
"iit'ij !ai ' for '.e,!i"i'. Tile Ttrva
1 1 ri in w.'i iwii.-'iej 1,1 ll.e Wib;:'
:l.rea,! at..' : II. -r r short M n'
M,,,itteti.n. v. 'i'f al v 1" 'o l'i:!
Wayne f"- IV- tii-l.i ir..-i't;nc.
THE FAIRBANKS TRIP.
CVicnc". IV. 1.". Penitnr Charle
W. Fairl'iinVn rei'inn ,1 to ChicnS'. tbi
vetiirff fr,.tn lii f ampaii'Ti tn'ir 1
the 1'a rifle foii' H'' came in over
t'e lto,rk l-'i.nd mad in the ;. '1
t i. i-i In. ''.id mi'li' 1h.. j.vr--..
. Tie irn In L.in a' ( leciai ..n
. -t ' ;.a I tK-i-'iiiii'd l!v - ri'.re
.iiii .;. 4.'pi-4 ' 'ii 1 11 ii r . fiT.Ty
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(I() to Price and Johnson for woo l
and coal. King up 'phone inr, mid
it will be delivered to vim al once.
The Hoae of th South.
Chicago, Oct. 11!. ITniied State.,
.Senator A. ,0. Ilacon of (ieorgia, ad
dressed a giiiheriiur t Klgin, III-, (hi,
all al noon. Senator Ilacon discussed
the issues ol ihe campaign as lie
viewed 1 hem. declaring Judge Parker
NATHAN SELLS IT FOR LESS.
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W. S. Davidson, President I..
W. P. H. MccFaddin. Vicc-Pre;il nt
Frank Alvey, Cashier.
W. C. Davidson. Asst. Cashier.
E. C. Ogden, Director.
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100.000
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. Wiess. Director.
no. N. Ciibert. Director.
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ohn C. Ward, Director.
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