Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22
1871 ARMS AND AMMUNITION.
,,,,I,n Column Eastward Advanced
Aol Occupied Wanlun
Pass.
o.r ARTHUR NOT DISCOURAGED.
o.,I,,,d Are Working on a Sebasto-
o,0-- Reserves Being yobolized to
fil Up Gaps.

,mt5sp Friday. oct 2l-(Delayed In
s.r,l.slor -rhe japanese hurried
.yauatea Ehakhepu three miles
b, sbakhe station. on Thursday
,l.m In order to escape being sur
~,o1sd Under cover Of Thursdays
bsy had tried To- surprise the adj
,sp,. guard Of one corps on the Rus
,.oHeht flank. The latter repaid them
4, hslr own coin with interest By tax
a, shakhepu on both tanks and not
,Sybe the japanese any alternative
.,,o, a hurried flight They aban-
don.d a quantity Of arms and ammuni-
,so Several Japanese came into the
gusan lines and voluntarily surren-
dsrsd.
The total losses during the 10 days
e,btlng the correspondent does not
mention whether they were Russian OF
Japanesej, were 10000
According to Information from the
advanced posts the night Of Oct 20
rssed quietly No biz developments
are expected Tor several days.
The Army Messenger today announc-
., that the Russian column eastward
s5,surel Oct is and occupied with
ou, resistance Wanfun pass and the
valley OF Huan pass, lying eastward.
Wanfun pass Is south Of Kaoutou
rs, and on the slme parallel as Shak-
hea on !he road to Fushun and Bent
sapu1e
The Army Messenger also confirms
it reports that attachments Of the
Twentieth rides under Capt Dembosty
rded The Japanese lines during the
nsht Of oct, Is and brought back two
ya.a1ese guns minus their breach
teN
GEN. SAKHAROFFs REPORT
S. Petersburg, Oct 22.--Gen Kuro.
plkIn In a dispatch to Emperor Mich
ols under date OF oct q, says
hs, m s6akbe a. nightfgll Oct 20
Thursday night passed quietly along
"a, entire 'front.'
LIeut-Geu. sakhlron In q dispatch
N Ne general stan, says
The retreat OF the enemy from
shakhee w8s prec.pitlte We found
90 Doe village arms. munitions and pro-
VISIONS which had been abandoned by
he japanese. who also left behind on
Our Old artillery position one cannon,
iouf limbers and a wagon full of instru.
neos they had previously captured
rom u.s. Since the battle of oct l6 we
have captured altogether "a japanese
suns including nine field pieces and
i've mountain guns and have retaken
one Of our own lost Guns.
There was no lighting Oct q on tho
mont of the Md1OhurIan army ="
popr ,r,rr,.,. ....
Uni "i'iiitR NOT DlSCOUR-
'''D'
50 Petersburg. Oct 99-A toloer.,,
received by the family of Naval Arn IiI"
le,i ksutenlkon. no,s A. Day., , n,Sm.-
GATED Oct. a. and Sent by ,,sv 80 , gSa
Ioo says '''
.hl WE'LL DO not he disbo,r,o,.s
We are working an a el,,'',,',, .'"eu'
The Associoled pross 5'II o..,lp
Baltic neet NH, rr ,as lg'Fns tnnat ne
pst % W." proceed 10 the far
a NO lr,. 'oT, economical speed There
m M, l9sI o,. ani.l February The adj
Arthur to hoI5 ann ,a' o g9Trlson Of Port
lives According io caicul5 VIE neet ar
carlson holds out another civ -, y, W..
ne fierce northeas, gaies ,.h 'H "eeNs
begin viii sveep tbs Vo,,,,U, 'cn 'ncn
institute such danger 10 the Janan "so
vvanhlps that Il wlll compel A6n,Ir,i
s ,.so 10 relax his blockade and tbo gs% o"
,,', "lll be able to secure a fresh SIN SIN
me mobilization Of I tbo i IDOL. .,
E'n districts OF Moscow WARSAW q"
Mea and wilma Is largely for ,S "'S ,,',
S Of illiug tho raps In a., W.. pul
rislv go" "' Nlf Ilunt II is def
sseo,, stated that Gen Grlppenbere's
sscSn5 I Td,,y,l WI be composed Of the
s ,.nlh European corps ibo s In1 SIX y,
ltIan corps ana eovor,i 1911 81
Ivy n.ns 'o,alIng approyImatciS 5oo oS6
s s.s s, al arms. Gen skugareysM 6as
SS,o ua lo TO command the sixth Euro.
' 'o'ps'
BOTH ARMIES tv,cr,,.r
E'aaquartov. 5, y w,y - E, ,,t.g Army
r, cii1s ar 9rmI,, remain Practically Inv IN.
MAJ ~. I6a Russians have re.occu.
NV ,i,anlzi1pItzy THE jepapese ,o 5oI1
J, tsl'l s on hlsh ground slon,,g d ,,o,o
lhe Sh8khe wvar Tn... Dl'''e uuNil