Austin Daily Herald (Newspaper) - October 13, 1904, Austin, Minnesota AUSTIN DAILY HERALD VOL 145 AUSTIN MINNESOTA THURSDAY OCTOBER 13 10 CENTS PER WEEK s Do Not Miss Our Honday Bargains OCTOBER 17 1904 I inin of beautiful Shirt Waist Suitings Silks and Lining Satins on this week have bee surprising our many customers St we keep at the head of the list Why is it you can sell those beau- va ties at that price almost half what we can buy them for where is a remark SILKS Lot i-A fine line of Silks received for Shirt Waist Suits a com- plete line of colors this Lot a more choice and more complete line many offer them to 1.25 we have 7 On them this week lOu LINING SATINS Guaranteed for 2 years wear extra fine Quality black brown ner gray blue and all standard shades 36 in wide only UNDERWEAR Lot of a fine line of fleeced garments all sizes cream colored or silver gray Jersey knit a ladies fine I value this week Q Lot of a choice line of Ladies plush back extra heavy sold in many stores as seal lined garments at 59 to to osc this week we have them at 37 cts each Friday Saturday October mid IS will a Hosiery Day the grandest iii in liji Do licit miss 2 MERCERIZED UNDERSKIRTS This is the time to liny your f FO called skirts with a little cross on if no dusL very narrow in make lieing on lie call your ion to a of hand full and of lini ns V or -I only cts CLOAKS SUITS FURS This week will lie n very It of nnd Oct lil A if one of of goods brought to your city October is the Special Day MILLINERY We are now fully prepared to show to our patrons the finest collections of millinery we have ever shown you Will find it worth your while to visit this Do not fail to see the line of Linoleum Oil Cloths Carpets and Rugs There is some interesting values in this lot to select from a Great Bargain Day Attend R R MURPHY AUSTIN MINN Special 100 25 cts Golden Eagle Daily al 3m Greater and grows as the SUIT OVERCOAT sain progresses You the world through all the ing of America and nowhere will you find such ful good clothing qualities for less than the mighty price which has marlu this clothing Hale at the least the marvel of Audtin merchandising high perfect fashionable tailored Suits and THE FABRICS ARE lean American Serges Scotch Cheviots Kng lish Tweeds Homespuns Clay Worsteds in all tho colorings and designs that sell for 00 and some for They Styles of Suits are round cut Hack Single breasted square cut sack breasted sack We want to most impress upon your mind right hern are highly artistic finished Suits and Every suit will bo fitted to you by experts Kvery garment in this safe is absolutely all wool or all worsteds and is warranted this falls Golden Eagle CLOTHING HOUSE AUSTIN IN FUR OF IE JAPS MILITARY OPERATIONS IN MAN GOING THE RUSSIANS ADVANCE CHECKED RUSSIAN FORCES RECOIL FROM AN ENGAGEMENT THET JAP J OYAMA IS THE JAPANESE MARSHAL HURLS HIS THE CZAR'S Advance has ripen mot with a advance of the forces ina According to received at Tokio a engagement Is In and den but from Russian the as merely in the nature of guard ly eft iff be aiming to strike nt two widely on tbc Jajmih'fe lelt Therof hny been a north of in a loss of ISO in killed or wounded Is ad- claim to have cut off 1 Russian column tho No reports from tuc frunt received by tho sian war Wednesday night and thn fact is regarded Jn some EIK the thus far of Kuropatkin's forward Military out that owing to uf the movement planned It Is ton early to expect news of decisive Reid Marshal Informed klo Wednesday that tho operations wete to the AH MIES ADVANCE AND Toklo i i been In the theater of war It jy n general en- is and Mukden Kield Marshal Oyama has met eral with a oral advance of the ot his force along a broad front The opposing forces vs eru In touch Tuesday and it Is believed that a great battle south of LQU Hun river is Inevitable Resides this direct movement the are lo strike tho Japanese right at two paints widely A consider able force of Russians which wag sent across the river thirty-five miles east of Liaoyang has apparently been isolated by the cutting its rear and the re- port of its defeat or capture is ex- A report from each of the three armies In the field has been received detailing the operations up to day No of magnitude IB re- ported hut the of troops foreshadow a great buttle Field Marshal Oyama telegraphing on Oct 0 Our right tins dispatched a ment to reinforce the garrison at Garrison Since Oct 7 we have been attacked at To moot tho forces oi the enemy thai have appeared at Rihn the garrison hero had A battle is red sing but no regarding it have been re- The center and left are still fighting it is my purpose to assume tho of- fensive on luth before tho enemy succeeds In his force on the left bault of the Him river to thus attack the main on Oct 10 General ki has with our at against for twelve hours The most severe was near All our were held A large column nf enemy Ta on tie Last the Russians R dose attack position and we replied with a portion of our force from our army Oct 0 A port inn Oct U and another The Finns are nT pml STUBBORN FIGHTING CONTINUES Result of Three Days of Strife Not Known at Mukden Oct Is still in Oils being tho third day of tho It Is at this to what has been are ar- riving from In smith The wounded are being sent further north A ing ban been on railway platform here and give to the most urgent cases bo- tore the proceed VACATED BY THE JAPANESE Strong Positron at the Coal I Minos Abandoned Headquarters of the Russian ern Army Mukden 11 via dragoons have cap- tured a copy of a Iho emperor of Japan to hla In which the mikado buys he the decisive defeat of Iho It h from this In- that tho Japanese are ly preparing for Important events There have boon dally engagements be- tween the advanced guards along the entire line of thirty miles Thu Japanese appear to bo of a cutting off movement owing to tho fact that cavalry arc Houth of tbc river and also owing to tho presence of Russian forces In tho old positions and tions At They have fore fallen back The strong position at the coal mines has been the cause of prehension to the Russians was the Japanese Oct 9 though are throwing up Bt where the of tho cavalry will require de- fen He's It Is believed that tlie have about at rOAK the rendering a attack The preliminary line of battle after the two armies have been reinforced and for a month past ns tor mined hy the stronghold of tho railway bridge and the yang now runn south to went from opposite to 1 thence to ten miles west i railway whore for three days battle line has been The Fighting at The correspondent of tho Associated reeB the and retake und saw the their bridges over the river on their last meni nf Oct 9 The Japanese were reinforced and renewed the attack Oct 10 with two and two guns forcing the line on the sian right without achieving any important result The Japanese cannonading Monday was for the purpose of disclosing tho Russian position but it was ly without result except showing the freely to make battle within ten miles of tho railway The heaviness and ity of the cannonade since o'clock Tuesday morning in tho foothills and west of the railway Indicate that greater fighting is in progress The condition of four Japanese wounded along the railway who were Bent by thn Rod Cross to Mukden nnd other prisoners taken shows part of the Japanese troops ly clothed for tho present cold weather ATTACK NICELY TIMED Force at Right Moment Toklo Oct dispatched Tuesday night from the scene of the battle now raging along an extended front from a central point north of Vent nl westward across tho rail road southeast of on the river says that the struggle continued throughout the day The anese commander's avowed purpose was to continue the assault throughout the night and tho following day The Russians bavo a groat force down close to the river Apparently Marshal Oyama's attack WUH nicely timed lo interrupt the strong turning movement that was ing Liaoyang itself All three nese armies report the fighting IH Ing favorable to the nrma of Japan Two heavy artillery duels are in ress TO JAPS FIELD MARSHAL OYAMA SENDS REPORT TO TOKIO ON TLE NOW RAGING LACK OF OFFICIAL NEWS IS THE CAUSE OF PESSIMISM IN ST PETERSBURG DEFEAT WOULD BE RUINOUS KUROPATKIN MUST BE TO SAVE HIS ARMY AND HIS REPUTATION Toklo Oct Kiold Marshal ma from thn field on says that operations are pr Of ing favorably PAID DEARLY FOR VICTORY Russian Leas Heavy in Hot Fight With Japs six a balf miles north of Oct Russian telegraphs as I with column olucu g We hayo lieon pushing south from Fushun and have liud u number of skirmishes and one hot light at tho village of on 9 In we lost or Wu are now ilio banks of the river Tho who hud been driven out of when wo arrived nru now re- from only Onr advance la falling T on fmm village with n Toss of or The Japanese thon took a stand on n lo from whence it it he to them Two of heir replied to ours though late in the I hey firing ly to The Knst mountain thon came and n from which It Joined the in the Japanese find drove out but Mio cost us men EMBARKED IN A CANOE Th ree Men ly Drew ne d En Route to Lumbar Camp report has that Alexander Tuo find John Parent have been in fine lake of Tower They were on their way to ramp but failed lo show up there Tho last of the men they Ui a canoe to cross lake on wny to the A parly will seek tho Ms of the missing men Oct official of result of ihu battle of la yet available General doubtless report to at Selo but tho dispatch hns not neat back to tho staft So the latest word from Is contained In tho Press dispatch from den As in he absence of official Is pessimistically Inter- In quartern hut the staff though reticent e pointing out the offense planned upon a largo and has yet reached a stage a decisive result could have i attained J ho on the ji desperate lialtle En men arc en- but the dispatches mi fur deal almost with this feature of U Is pointed out that there a wider field In- A mi the Russian loft flank him not hore Intends Lo deliver hie blow What 5s pushing forward in this direction behind the screen containing the col- umn at unknown but appearance last night of a Russian column at thirty southeast of striking at Field Marshal communications with the tho an- other cv tin inn 1.4 across tho gives evidence of tho vide nature of the turning movement May Be Only a Feint It is that the attack on tho mines may simply be Intended to Japanese force and that thn outcome of tho may have little bearing on result of ment It Is now asserted that eral Kuropatkin enjoys a considerable superiority tho main fear expressed Is that this superiority la hi m y- out big operations lie Apprehension Is caused by the klo that Field shal Gyp in a reports that he Is gaining nnd has cyt off a Russian col- umn river Lt Is only after the repeated re- that fully has tnc of the Tlic battle now in progress undoubtedly will out- weigh n hard at For victory partial or absolutely easary Defeat would certainly spell ruin for Ms reputation anil probably disaster of the first magnitude to Russian army If the Japanese roll up advance all hope of nn In this or Arthur would Ije for thla year but success pow n winter campaign enhanced prestige not only for Kuropatkin sonally hut for the Russian arms In of the Chinese which Is an Important factor In the present The effect also of defeat upon the gallant garrison of Arthur after hopes of relief had been hold bo most trous CALL ON ROOSEVELT Members of Canal sion Report Washington Oct of the now In the city called Wednesday by ment on President short time after ward John Harrett can minister to had a with ibe president The commission remained with tho president about half an hour In an vfay the the net ro- sults of Us consideration of canal as to proposals for hay tin en modern shovels anil opened bids for eleven more has pent tn ihr Isthmus large amount of railroad ties has recently opened MjU Cor feet of bor ond advertise far fc-ci If it determine eventually to have the canal work done by contract nn will be made with tho for the purchase of ami as well ns of other supplies now bring acquired the ranal work be done by I nr commission will he by a comparison of figures ns to Ilic of now being done the proposals by con- tractors Nn on that point is for IN TO MR HOAR Former Governor Crane Appointed Massachusetts Senator Boston Oct John during the appointed for- mer Governor W Murray Crane of United States senator to fill tho of F Hoar recently Mr Crane has Informed UntCH that ho will accept Both Fatally Chot Ky a pistol duol at Junction City min Durham a well to do druggist and Jolm Wright a prominent farmer both i were fatally shot M J PARKER Mayor Calls on the Candidate Now York Oct 1 son of Chicago with Judge political In cousin and Indiana Ho loyalty of all of tho in declared thi In hid has and that the German vote la cratic concluding with that it to tho a chance to tarry n state which he IB Republican Mayor Harrison's lasted two or more He cago When Mayor the said came to tho of and ria hp If not a nig contract chute tho vote of Iowa 0 said tho who wei e LUD Hald ho Barker at p m today ami York again cin TOUR OF IOWA 13 Senator Fairbanks Concludes It With a Speech at la Oct ft at Tumor Opera In city last night Senator eluded his lour of He ar- rived in the afternoon and after tho river and speaking at Rock island 111 returned for don to theRo the day at vote j New ton Marengo Iowa Durant all In this stato at the meeting hero large but tho of we're not upon tended ns wure of the day stops were Duration Tho longest made At Iowa City A the day was iii the Second tho district In the Y OF DELAWARE Complete Taek of Selecting a mieo State Del committees the regular ami the Union or Addicks cans met here anil com- the work of congressional and ticket b a regular fron upon for not the dition that In the he appoint any pno tho to waive of the ticket about evenly divided by the BRYAN AT INDIANAPOLIS Hears by v mer Presidential J able inch of In was crowded al t which the day of AV trf Indiana Mr Bryan In- hist ut en During hours Ips Mr Bryan at his Throughout his speech Mr Bryan U of being In tout he the Parker nnd and a united Mr Bryan by repented cheering DIFFERENCE HN May Prevent Action Episcopal Doston Oct marked of tho proposal to prevent tho nocent party life of former at nil duv and rimny mado tiy aided nent that in view of the ion Hie present act nn the matter like Ita refer tin problem to tho The house of the of Canterbury ver loving cup pilniaU will this city lor New York ilay will nail for day ONE KILLED AND FQUR Car Track With -1 Mil Oct 1 J aged forty N T wan almost were dent M fair day The had ami TWO- containing were One car Jumped ami the were hurled ground They were taken pital and floods was dead nrj there Gardiner on the Minneapolis Oct A Gardiner was tho at tho trial of Dr the mayor a from in return for Gardiner x New President of wai Wednesday as president of tho W Ar- I The 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