Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-14
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~ w .rvi They are Interest,"
= to Feorua'' ~. vents which led
y showins VI, we, conquest and
. ine W. vs., work of the peace COM
pslinilnai' Ma ~ the Japanese
son, inc ,,,ians was launched
ur eAps ,ho arst detachment
a,iy II, wheh 'i'e - -,
4 4, newly organized aii"' W. Ps
~ n Talien Bay In nineteen
SAL ii0" conveyed by strong
sport Ves's,s' aast,,ation was an
4 torces. Their u7'-'''' .
!, tbe extreme eastern puillt VI
MN peninsula near Yung
shans .rodron was sent on
~ A smaii su''' ~ a. 500.
,,me morning 10 io't'iS .
chow. some forty miles west
we I'm instructions to open
De foo' -. a,d make a
1w bcmpaiuieN ,.,d ,roons The
AZ attempting TO iailu 'iooP'' "
consequently encountered no
ips .,,,,or at the spot they
fes oppVs'''V'' ,-.,. orrtyed AT
Aosen. Tine trahspoi 20 "
an Chinese soil. a battery vi
onaned fire from small earth
f1ns W hat annroached. but
las me i's' V' ,a,,da.
yas silenced by u le" 'iO''''
me Yayeyama Kwan ana the
bout 400 In number, scam
.ass' "a leaving their artillery.
MAJ severc storm delayed the
w 81 the Japanese, the in
snshss nod the same night to
y 49," eight miles from the
els aho,t twenty-nve miles east
~ ua ~ Wi on the morning of
a. ., second flotilln OF twenty
~ .i,,.d bringing the balance of
y" which Is now understood 10
~ ne second grand division ot
~. ~ srom sendai, under Lieuten-
W. rnrsaraI sakuna, and brigade
IN, a large body stationed In
r,nS nenlnsula. Marshal Oyama
We ,hief command. The
IA The interior was proceeded
I'm a considerable portion of the
we're Mt Yung Cheng. Further
y, eastward was deferred until
m,,,6n could be received as to the
'lll,ies Of Interruption on the road
III uai Wei and the actual con-
n he passes over the interview
,,Seps and hills. 1t was soon
"A nom scouting parties that the
N were reported in some strength
r.shan. on the coast road to the
\ station and nj Chaotes, on the
southern road. ON January rs,
IAoanese advance guard was stlll
hNutusilm. five miles beyond Yung
y. and the balance of the corps
s.trlbuted between That point and
hnding Mace ON the coast.
,,etary Foster was treated with
M courtesy during his stay at
and Kobe. During the first DAYS
n slay at Kobe. Mr.. Foster ex-
Esl many kilograms with the
~ government. They were be-
luthority of Chang and Sbao. the
.e peace commissioners. regarding
Ne japanese were nil along very
biol. and especially, as they were
> means convinced Of the integrity
|s Chinese intention. Mr.. Foster
given to understand that. unless
pwers were guaranteed by their
stals, the ENJOYS would NOT even
lnltted to hearing. The diplo-
contest will be stubborn. AT This
China does not vet seem to
= that Japan would demand n
a Of territory and 1t is ANTICIPATED
The humiliation OF losing any of
tontlnental domain is more than
willing to endure. The Chinese
-sy arrived at Hiroshima on the
and were received with formalities
ihslr official position. Apartments
II proylded for the two heeds ~ the
llSlOn In the governmert boIses
W. Foster was invited to the resi-
T q member of the Asano family.
saleh the province in which
'hlma Is situated formerly he
chinese generals are striving IN
tge Katsura from his advanced
Yen at Hal Cheng. with greater
slsncy than they have shown nj
Previous time. Twice during the
Of January, a body of IA 900 mon
ven led against him from Lao
: ohly to be disgracefully renulsed
result Of both attacks 40 mo
-aese was loss Of one killed and
sixty wounded. These encaee GO
cannot be called battles for TIA
g tactics consist I'm forminp tbaIr
100 remote distance for their
~ 10 be effective. The reason for
demonstrations is that bv pro-
y Westward few miles Kats,ira
slarate all the native troons IN The
ass Of Shrinking from their base
s,ass' ana they hope to lf,ep him
Hssent quarters.
aaEal Count Kawmura. for many
st X. mad OF the Japanese navy de-
Any publishes an emphniic de-
co-,s statement sent out by for
ne iorpedo 'I boot at srI Port t. Arthur ,,
filh people. The admiral was
ne Japanese warship durine
sasle engagement. He asserts
was totally Impossible FOR an
,sAss.nlpanying the land forces "a
, ,na. was done on the water As
- ~, VI Iaet, he testified, that nc
( 4 vessels were sunk. One was
h W, Y ran ashore before il
"a uEht, and its occupants ali