Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-15
In Consequence Of Attack on Port
Arthur They and Civilians
Must Quit That Place
RUSSIANS ADMIT 8LUNOER.
We're Unpreparcd for japanese On
sIaught-Battle Of Tuesday Lasted
Forty Minutes.


lihs now thursday, req IL"
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""e'e "Poi' ioi' ~ ''iu' ''NV''
ieft has ordered all foreigners ana CIV
lIans 10 leave that place. The families
- ~ p,,ssio, oeloors Il, uorchurla
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are oelng sent To RUSSIA ana lhls
causing great pressure upon the rail-
UNIV Dalnv was tho hrst Mace To be
-, r,. ., aa,.,,,a,on,s and
ueser'eu' iheSe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a"'
civilians have abandoned all their
nronertv at Port Arthur and Dalny.
M, n....,-... 80. -, 81, go,
INV MUSEUMS i'ee'S u'''''' '"V" W.
preparedness for the japanese attack
10 have been terrible blunder. only
halt the ships we're In Inc OF battle ana
their officers were ashore celebrating
the anniversary OF Vlceroy AlexleHs
birth a Surfing episode was the re-
ships Czareyiteh and NoyIe after the
hght Ihey came IN under their own
stehnl WIN panNs piaE!hs anu NV,
enseluls' niVusnout tue a,se,noon i
ana hlght Oh feDruaty Wo;nueu men
were peHlB renloNeu 10 tile shore'
COMMUNICATING SUPPLIES.
King kow, sunday, FEB li-Ihe
administrative authorizes NJ Port Ar
thur nave formerly notified the Amerl-
can ana BRUSH consuls there OF the
release OF neutral ships whlch had been
seized. Both consuls nave asked Tor
explanations The ciVll administration
OF Port Arthur mas lntlmated that
Viceroy Alexief VIII not recognize the
consuls In matters relating to Port Ar
thur and Manchuria.
The Russians are Communicating
supplies at New Chwang and the Chi
nese are alarmed and are closing their
shops ana placing their possessions
under foreign protection.
Russian residents OF New Chwang,
fearing that the army VIII be unable
70 protect them and their property, are
depositing their treasure under the Jur-
isdiction OF foreign fags.
pAT II r.ASTrn Fopry uINIrTre
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London, Feb. l5,-The correspondent
OF the Associated Press at ST. Peters
burg cables as follows; J
"St. Petersburg, Feb. l5.-The first
official account Of the battle on Port
Arthur on Tuesday last has been re-
received In telegram dated Port Ar
thur Feb Q. II Is as follows
AT half past II the japanese squad
ron OF IS vessels began the lombard
ment Of Port Arthur. Our squadron
and fortresses responded and the BATE
we ,,T T fan Nv o,'' sorodron oo,,, no,
stand the well-placed first fire OF our
fleet ana particularly OF the forts and
began rapid retirement The Japan-
ese flagship was seriously damaged
and according to the testimony of an
eye witness, Ave other Japanese ships
were considerably Injured, Boats be-
longing to the port report that they
saw two japanese ships SINKING at sea.
our losses atloat were two officers
wounded, one so slightly that he con-
tinued hghtlng, six men Killed and %
wounded. In the forts two men were
slightly wounded. The bombardment
noe ~" hut frlshtcned tbe nonulace A.
Intervals during the night firing was
heArdat sea.
Inc dlspatoh adds that the temper OF
the army ana navy ls excellent ana tnat
the bulletins circulated py the NoVy-
kluu nave peelln 10 llansquliIe the
people no atteinpis nave Deen inade
ny the Japanese 10 Ialu on the hWuhg
| Iung peninsula
| Inc repalrs 10 the shlps ullmageu ny
the torpedo Wlack are proceeding rap-
| laIy'
DEPARTING laps ARRESTED
| New Chwang' sunday Feb IL
| ABOUT b0 japanese men on thelr way 10
Ilen Tsln were arrested AZ Tal hal
Chow feb' win their women ana
| arrived mere IN CUSTODY. the Amerl-
| can consul nenry L. Miller procured
| the release OF the women but Nlceroy
AleXieu ordered their rearrest ana
! Japanese IN mahcnuila' TO fort Arthur'
MT Miller pased MS Hctloh on assur-
allVes uhe MUSEUMS suNe tne Jupulesc
Vohsu' lhut ul oapa'lese nupJeVts
Woulo pc p.olee'su ana perHh''eu 10
leaVe Wheh 'hey ueslreu'
COMPLAINTS BY JAPs,
Ihere are numerous Japanete com
| pants OF Russian llI-Wehtlheht' " IL
| expected 4VV Japanese refugees from
Mukden Feb 10 were arrested and that
dtojSeG nntii ,hny nnrchased their res rs.
lease When tbsv ware i,herated tho
| Jananosa Were son, In on"n trucLs 10
| Tai uaI chou where thrv oero agnin
naltreatod and sen, an to por, rth"r
somo NJ their women yero conf ~ Nav
! Chwono GonsnI NIliIor tooE ,he Women
undsr bis nrotcction and sen, thom m
| shan Kai K,vnn
| NJ Niner urotestod "a ,ho c,yu al
| minis,rotion sgains, The crnd ,roat-
m"nt NJ the I"nanes, rnsus'Ss no 'i DE-
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