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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Escaped Capture.

Tacoma, Wash; Capt. Enlund,
master Of the Russian ship Glenard,
arrived in port Tuesday night from
San Francisco and reports having
sighted a Japanese transport while
coming up. The captain says when he
sighted the transport he expected to
be overhauled and possibly taken. He
was some distance away from the ship
however, and did not show his flag
and as a consequence the two vessels
parted company. Capt. Enlund had a
narrow escape from capture. Tie
Glenard Is here to load for Australia.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21

telegram yesterday, reports as FOL-
lows:
"Since the last report our right
army has been continuing a vigorous
pursuit Of the enemy toward the
north.
"The column which was dispatched
in the direction OF ShhoChiao Tsu to
intercept the retreat OF the enemy
from Bensihu continues It's operations.
The central army continues its al
tack on the Russians and expects to
occupy the line between Tun Shanko
and Huchiakuchatsu today. The ell.
cmy in this direction appeared TO re-
treat continuously until dusk last
evening
"A report that q large column Of
the enemy is moving to the southwest
and commencing the erection of de-
fensive works at CHEN Hunchiatien
canot be verified
The number Of guns captured by
the center column OF the left army Is
sixteen, instead of eight. as previous
" reported.
THE right wing OF the center COL
umn OF the left army captured four
guns.
The enemy's two counter attacks
against the center column Of the left
army was very daring. but these at
tachs were -epalsed with heavy dam.
age, which was inflicted by our artil-
lcry and by heavy Infantry fire.
1.-THE right column of the left army
while pursuing the enemy west of
the Schili river captured five guns,
making the total number Of guns cap
tured twenty-five.
"The supports and the artillery re-
serve advanced to Kuchiatsu and vi
cinity, driving the Russians from
Hunchiatien.
THE right wing OF the left column
of the center army captured $50 pris-
orcrs."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
FIERCE FIGHTING IN The FAR EAST.
Kuropatkin Facing Crushing Defeat South Of
Mukden--- Fiercer Than Lao Yang Battle.

Toxic, Oct. 14.---It Is yet too early
to measure the results of the tire
mendous struggle which has been
waged for the past three days souti,
OF Mukden, but all reports reaching
Toxic indicate that Gen. kuropatkin
has been decisively whipped and Sc
7erely punished.
The commander was evidently
caught while making his dispositions
with his forces scattered and he was
beaten before he could recover.
Much depends upon the ability and
resolution Of the Japanese in applying
and following up their advantage
| Kuropatk!n may turu up on favorable
ground and succeed IN beating baci.
the Japanese onslaught, out the tide
seems against him.
The japanese yesterday began a
ASSpcIdtC cuoll W LuI tuS hubSldu
right, anu II this effort should be sue,
cossful it will carry disaster to the
Russian arms. The struggle around
Rensihu Is being followed with intense
interest here. The Russian force
there is estimated at 5,C00, and its
isolation or loss would be a severe
blow.
Estimates Of the total forces engag
ed vary. Ona telegram from Lac
Yang says the Russian have 2G0,0t
men with 1000 guns. The Japanese
force exceeds the number engaged a,
the battle OF Lao Yang.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21

one ef the bloOdiest battles in history.
Already the losses az Lao Yang have
been Appropriated and the indications
ara that they will be exceeded. The
RussIsns up to noon, Oct. IA, estimat-
Il logs is $4,000. The Russian ad-
ysuee has been converted into stub
SOrng fought retreat. The result &C
eording to the Russians, is still to BE-
determined. Reports from the Rus
ssa left Vtag are lacking, leaving
room for question OF that part Of Ku-
ropatkins army is not in worse ex-
,renity than the center and right
ware at any stage Of the battle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Louisiana Weevli Association.

Baton Rouge, La: Colonel Charles
Schiller, president of the Louisiana
Boil Weey.l Association, Friday Is
sued call for meeting of the asso
citation In Shreveport on Nov. 8 and 4
Means for the defense Of cotton fields
from the migration OF the weeyils
from Texas will be discussed. This
association was formed in New Or
leans a year ago and is composed oil
representatives from every parish IN
the state.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
Nearly Whole Block in Bay City Is
Wiped Out.

Bay City, Texas: Fire started Oh
Thursday morning in the confection
cry store Of |. HARRISON by the eXplo'
sOn of a gasoline stove. Mr., |. Har
Alison was trying to fight his gasoline
stovs, when it exploded, and he es
capped only by leaving his hat and
coat in the flames.
The fire quickly spread, first toward
the east. caused by the northwest
wind, and the surrounding stores
were soon in flames.
Thu wind, shifting from almos. due
north and then from the northeast,
caused ureasiness In both directions
Help was plentiful, ard the only idea
was to save what was possible. for ii
was evident that the fire company
was inadequate to the OCCASION
though they did their utmost. When
1t was seen that the block was doom
ed all went to getting out the goods
Of the various business houses.
With the strong north and then
northwest wind, and again north wind
it was evident that the block was
bound to go, in spite Of the heroic er.
beavers of the citizens to do all il,
their power to Quench the flames.
1t is hard to estimate what the loss
will prove to BE until further investi'
CATION. The town is in the midst OF
harvest, and the loss to the many
houses and firms will be greater OF
account Of the great volume Of bust
ness being carried on at this time.
There were no casualties, SO far VIC
ascertained.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Suicide in Mexico.

Mexico City: An American who
committed suicide at the Two Repub
lies Hotel turns out to be Hayward
Masters, an American pcnsioner who
arrived here from havana late last
week. He was 60 years of age, gray
haired, and weighed IT'S pounds. Pa
pers found on his body showed he mad
served in the UNITED States navy and
was q pensioner. The suicide left a let
ter, declaring life a failure and al
hope gone. He has no relatives here
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Rev. Sam Jones at Killeen.

Killeen, Texas: Rev. Sam P. Jones,
the evangelist orator, delivered his
famous lecture, Medley of Philoso.
ply, Facts and Fun" to the largest
audience that ever assembled In the
opera house. The railroad company
gave excursion rates and q goodly
number attended from Temple, Bolton
and Lampssas. This. IS the first Of a
series of entertainments by the New
Dixie Lyceum Bureau Of Louisville,
KY.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Russians Repu,scd.

Toxic: The latest kilograms from
the front indicate the continuation o.
Japanese success. Gen. Oku's lcf;
army alono bagged twenty-five guns.
The Russians made two desperate
counter ATTACKS against the Japanese
left, but were repulsed with heavy
slaughter.
Tho Japanese commanders in their
report give expression to their admi
ration of the valor OF the Russians.
The Manchurian headquarters in a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Bike Rider CcubIy Injured.

Taylor, Texas: Thursday morning
while Paul REVERE, the 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. REVERE,
was riding his bicycle across the rail-
way tracks on South Main street. he
lost control of his wheel and fell VIC
lently on the steel rails, breaking the
oone of his left arm and sustaining a
compound fracture OF the elbow Joint.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Found Dead py the Track,

Shreveport: The body of Johr
Bragg, a young white man, was found
alongside the track of the Kansas
City Southern Road, near Frierson
sixteen miles from. the city. Besides
his name there was nothing to identify
tae remains or afford any clew as to
the home Of the deceased. The dead
mans skull had been crushed In, indi.
eating that no had not met death BY
being run ever and foul play La sus.
paataa
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Pauner . snicide-

% Wa7ge, Texas: The body Of J.
4 fslston, an inmate of the county
s09 house, was found floating In the
'''s ME below town Friday. He
apea from the poor farm last Sun.
ana from appearance must have
''ue dsaa several days. The evidence
,'OEea ne had committed suicide BY
ssa'ag, Deceased was As years old
~ eaply afflicted with cancer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Kaytiau Uprising.

Cape Haytien: The Haytien exile
here gathered near the frontier, pre-
pairing to re-enter Hayti and attempt
an instruction against Presidents
Nord In favor Of Gen. Firmin, leader
OF the insurrecton OF 1902, The gov
eminent Is very anxious and is TAX
ing energetic measures to meet tbs
situation. The town of Cape Haytiel
has be3n declared to be under martial
law.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Parade Three Hours lonu,

Dallas, Texas: Jamming the streets
for many blocks, $4,000 people saw
the parade given by the Order of IA
liphs Thursday night as part of the
festival and celebration in progress
here. In the parade Were large
number of elaborate floats splendidly
decorated, which, with the bands
formed a column moving through the
streets for more than an hour.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
New Road to Galveston,

Houston: Galveston is to have q
new and exclusive line of railroad that
will empty into her lap the wealth OF
one OF the greatest sections of the
Southwest. 1t is the St. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexico Road, which
In now stretching It's steel rails TO
connect Fordyce, on the north bank
OF the Rio Grande. opposite San Mig
uel, and great wharvss. grain sleyS
tors and ships that land thars from
all parts Of tina vzrld-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Accused OF Perjury.

Lake Charles, La: United States
Deputy Marshal c. j. Husky returned
Wednesday night from Rosepine, La,
with Joseph E. Broxson, white man,
charged with perjury. It is alleged
Bronson attempted to prove up a
homestead against written testimony
He was released en- $400 bond.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Dominican Revolt.

Cape Hatien, Hayti: The revolution
in the republic CT Santo Domingo is
extending. Aqua de Compostella (near
the south COAST and all departments
Of the south have declared in favor
of IsidOr Jiminez.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
! Postal Deficiencies.

Washington: The postal deficiency
for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1904, was sS.779.4S2. The figures were
complied by the auditor Of the post
office department. They show a total
postal expenditure during the year Of
$152,362,116; total postal revenue,
$143,5S2,624.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
kirhyvilIe Schools Growing.

Kirbyville, Texas: The high school
here continues to increase in number
Prof. Brown reports $50 enrolled up to
date. Tie board Of trustees was com
PEELED to secure another teacher, and
secured the services Of Miss Alice
Wright Of this place, competent and
experienced teacher.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
DlooaIest Battle.

mss armies of Russia and Japan In
,,.,.Aurla continue to be engaged in
" dssners4e struggle for supremacy
-..t. Of Mukden. On both sides
,.s.,. have been such losses In killed
"a vourdcd as to mark the contest
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Gin at Furrh.

Tyler, Texas: News was received
here Thursday to the effect that the
large plantation gin of klieles Holt at
Furrh was burned Wednesday. Val.
he, $4,000; insured for $500 in the
Ginners' Underwriters Association.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21

Kirby Employees Got Their Balance.
Beaumont, Texas: Paymastsr Hun.
ter Friday paid out $4,000, the balance
due employees Of planer B, Kirby Lum-
Der Company, here, for September,
the payroll for the month having been
$500.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Makes Sacrifice for STUDY.

Prof. Jordan Of the University Of
Padua Is enrolled In Bellevue hospi-
tai. New York, In lowly capacity. He
Is studying American customs for use
D. forthcoming book.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Rice Rate Reduced

-. sssanont, Texas: The Santa Fe
:. 'lOaa has announced the reduction
Mt, cents per hundred On freight
v Atlantic coast, A' ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Hot Place for a Fire.

Batson, Texas: A blaze started at
chilli stand Wednesday evening, but
the fire was arrested after burning up
the stand. The loss was about $50.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
.BLOODIEST BATTLE OF THE WAR.
both Armies Struggle for Supremacy in Manchuria
Indications Point to Japanese Victory.

On both sides the soldiers have
SHOWN the utmost tenacity and brav.
cry and whole regiments have gone
DOWN before the fire OF the enemy. In
Official circles Of st. Petersburg there
Is a disposition to argue that should
Gen. husoDatkin be obliged to retire
upon Mukden his position will b. as
favorable as it was when the order 10
advance was given on Oct. 6, and that
On the other hand. the Japanese pow.
er of future resistance will have been
materially weakened.
There is no news from Port Arthur.
MuFden, Oct. l5.-The battle began
at daybreak and is now In progress.
The heavy cannonGdlug Is shaking
the windows here.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the fight was still In progress with
terrible bitterness and the result
hangs in the balance. The losses on
both sides are enormous. The Rus.
slams have 5000 wounded, hundreds
Of whom are streaming back from all
directions.
London, Oct. IA dispatch from
the news agency from Mukden timed
2 p. m. yesterday, and received by
way of Paris, says the Japanese have
gained a great victory and that the
Russian lines are Withdrawing slowly
northward, having suffered heavy loss.
es. The battle continues and dis.
patches are strictly censored.
Toxic, Oct. 15.-F1e:d Marshal Oya.
ma reports that lighting Ia in pros.
ress along almost the entire front and
that the Japanese a.e making salts.
factory progress.
st. Petersburg. Oct. 15.--Nothing Of.
fetal regarding yesterdays fighting Is
yet obtainable, nut the prevailing i'm.
preston in st. Petersburg is that the
day has gone against Gen. Kuropat.
kin. The city is even flied with ru-
mors OF his disastrous defeat.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Useful and BUSY LIE.

Sir Richard Jebb, perhaps the finest
Greek scholar In Europe, IL a member
Of parliament end frequent lectures
in the cl.sssss at Cambridge uEivss
sity.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21

&, oesSiise. Texas: The city attor-
nas been instructed to file SUIT
ass oSD delinquent taxpayers. The
. ~ has declared that it needs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21
Corpus Paws Bonus.

sslpus Christi, Texas: One-half Of
!. Sie'VeS SUBSCRIBED by Corpus Chris.
~ bonus to secure the terminus
& ue 81 Louis, Brownsville and Meg
1Oaa has been paid over to Gen.
Aanaser JEFF N. Miller, and the
ssea e now a permanency here
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-10-21

Gen. Orloff, who ig blamed for the
Russian defeat at Liaoyang, has been
dismissed from the army by the car.
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Rotitii0es.

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0cic10c5Wn0.

Die @eIeBQebun9 trat am D}ontaQ
mleoer 5ulommeu. IS icaeint quite
NuSli9t porbonoen, Die &ouaI. Bil, On
mel0er George Q. @or Don Cincinnati
tinon5iell il,tereIiirt 1T. 5u fGlo0en,
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Platformen fir GyboltunN Der Gandle
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Mebr Wu&7ibt auf 2lnna9me bat Die
SrQunof Waro~2ocal=S Sption=Eiil uno
Die liberalen @Ismeute muHeu liG riit-
rem, luolsn lis Die NGuabme oerfelben
Derbinoern.
9ie gonebrote.0arriIon S1ulbiQ
miro pobl an9enOmmen lperoeu, OBJ
pobl lie unIer S0ulmeIen gan3 bon
politIlAen @infltlien abban9ig MAIDEN
miro, tDabreno Die Volltf 10 piel ais
mDala BON unlerem S0ulipItem fern=
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befieblt Die gInnabme, Gouperneur
Serrif bat beiseiimmt uno 10 ,uiillen
Die GeleBgeber suitimmen. Dbwobl oie=
lelben iebr nobl lpifen. ooB iie oanlit
unlerem S9ulIutem eineu idwaren
S9(ag perIeBen.
sSm Senat rei9te Senator @6apman
bon nfont9Omerp Gountp Die lange er=
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ben Jriibjabrsmablen in Strait tritt.
Sie Yill iebt bic 9Bablen fir ale itao-
tii9en uno SppnIbip geamten auf ben
erlten 9ienitae na6 oem erfen Montag
i'm NoDember 1904 fsit uno perldngert
Die 2lnltsternline aler folder geamten
pom /. Mal 1904 biz gum erlten Mon=
tag oes Der Nopember=W folyenoen
Sanuars.
Dor Dem SemperenS=Musl6uB er=
.f9ienen Die Mpptbefer uno proteltirien
aegen bic &oaa=gia. melhe Die unli3en=
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Nltohol IN patentmeoislnen geifattet.
tpdbrenb fur b6lere Gebalte cine $500
Giaens besablt tperben fDa. Noaa bat
4ii1 fdlieblih gu einem Mmenbment Der.
.ftanoen, iDeldes ben prossntlaB bis an
25 pro5ent aisoebnt, spelAes alio ben
Npotbefern nab lDie Dor bas Re1t gibt,
Die Semperen3ler ohne Gisens nit ben
n6tbi9en Gtimulanten su berlorgen.
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Nnalrller 43.
Son, RriegsSdoaatpIas.

Widtise neue Greigniife finb nidbt 5lt
berihten. 9ie sSapaner 1aben DDr
BORT grtbur bier ruIiif1e 8DrpeoOidBer
abgefan9en nno baben ihfe Bsnans
nung ourh iapaniibe 5eeleute eriebt.
Die Sapaner benuBten rufiifde Sig.
male uno batten 0amit grfofg.
Nus rufliiden Quellen Miro beribs
tet, Die ruiIibe alotte tusroe in furser
3eit bereit ieill nieber einen gorIioB
gu MAIDEN uno Die Sapaner ansliereis
fen. Jfa9 ben bjsberieeii Nerlulfen
mOdte man aber Fraaen: .Wonlit2@
Nuf Dem 2anoe iit IS nod au teileTl
ernitliden 3uFammeRhoBs gefomnlen
unD Seribte iiber 8efedte stDlIden ruff
lilden uEO iapanifden 2anoiruppen
1aben lt6 ni1t beltdttgt. 9ie sSapaz
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tung Dor uno er,partet man Die erIfe
Sonol0lo6t am usSluB, tpelder bic
@renSe 5tpliden 3orea uno Der Wanos
i6uret biloet. Die &uiien Ibeiiten
lbre Sauptmadt in Sarbin, oil Der
lblrllben GiIenb0bn 81 tonSertiren unp
lpenn Die Gntl6eloung in lensm @ebiet
ausQefO9ten tueroen Iol, 10 oirFten
nlleron9s nod Wonate per9eben, ebe
es 5n elmer entIheioen0en Qttion
tOmmt.
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tbeorale Dor Ii6. tpo am 3. 9fooembe
1908 Die unabbdngiafeits.@rtldru
oerlefen tuuroe. Der ameritanilhe uni
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ben bate, bel.
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bet, bob nad Dem Mittaqsmable in ei,
ner goltsttihe Isbsn gsrIonen qeEor=
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oarnieoer.
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Bopiere i'm 2aufe BON stuei 93oden
unaefdbr touieno Miuionen 6ronfen
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einlteQen.
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Der ndmlt6en bdterll6en 6iirIoroe
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