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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Gin JrirDrnsappftel.
Ctr Thomas BARCLAYS S~eftrebnn9en sui
8ermeioune BON &rieeen.

Ctr Thomas BARCLAYS S~eftrebnneen sui
@ermeiomms BON &rieeen.
@iner Der bebeutenbIte SDrberer Der
in LETTER 3eit 10 pielbeipro9ener
Observation-Disclosures tit Gin
S6pmas 8arclaD.
Cir Sbpmas 8arclaD, Der als &enz
ner bes internatipnalen Re9ts cine bpbt
&eputatipn geniebt, 1T elm eifriser Ser
fe6ter bes Ylanes zines aagemeinen
Spitems bon S9iebsseri9ten unter
Ginfebuns zines internationalen, perio.
bid 5ufdmmentretenben 8ongrefes
UNI bic M0gli9teit zines Welttrisges
gu perbinbern. eSn Der @erfolguns bic
fes Blunes reiite 8arclap unter anbe=
rem neuli9 na9 Berlin. SIN poriger
Sabre tpeilte er i'm Snterefe bes 3u=
itanbetpmmens zines englil9@amerifas
nif9en MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
Der. Stdaten, aud lit 8arclab Der gel.
ftise urbeber Der fran5Diif9zenglii6er
@ntente, ipofir er our9 8erleibune
Der 8aronettpiirbe belo6nt purbe.
Sbpmas 8arclaD, Der 1853 gu Dun:
fermline, England, sebpren nurbe. be:
Iu9te bic llniperiitdten 2pnbon, Paris
Bonn unb Sena unb mgr BON 1916
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

Ser GxHnser ais eriter eefretar Der Bots
i6aft in Berlin Sa5erieben.

@s BARI nit 5iemli9er 8eftimmtbeit
a%neenommen tperben, oab Cornelius
@anberbilt eriter GefretGr Der ameri>
fanii9en 8pti9aft in Berlin fperben
pirb. Cornelius 8anberbiIt unb feline
@attin, cine seborene Grace @ilion,
iteben in Der @unit bes beutf9en &ai>
fers iebr 5o4. gr bat, penn INNER
ie nit ibrer Ou4t nNortb Star" in
beutf6en @epGHern treu5ten, ober
9euti9lanO felbft beiu9ten, bieielben
nit Der grDbten 2iebenspiirbigteit unb
Nufmerfiamteit empfangen unb mar
febr bdufig @aft uuf Der. lururiDien
Ya9t. Sieis Wertbf6dbune, pel9er
fi9 bas paar bon 10 bober STEELE au
erfreuen fat, perbunben nit Der bepie>
fenen Seelensr0be bes paares biirften
ben 9auptanlab fir Die Wieberuusf0b@
nung Cornelius 8anbsrbilts, Der fpez
gen Ietner 8erbeiratbung nit @race
@ilion bon ieinem beritorbenen Batter
tbatiG6li9 enterbt porben mar, nit
ieiner Sumilie gegeben BADEN.
Cornelius 8anberbilt 1T 81 Sabre
alt unb bat in Yale grabuirt; beliebt
mar er pesen ieines edit b~emofratiiGen
Weiens BEL feinen Kindergarten unb
ben Manni9aften bes II. Nep Yorfer
&egiments, in Dem er 2eutnant lit.
@anberbilt but uuf Der Stem Oprt Gem
tral>@iienbabn Qofpmptibfibrerbienite
setban unb bas @ramen zines gipils
~ingenieurs beitanben.
@ine gauge 3eibe pruftif6er unO
fluger grfinbungen berbunft Der ames
ritanif6e @iienbabnbienft @anberbilts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
8anoe.
MbIhInR oeS Shiebs.S ertrags nit
Sentl1lano nunmehr poa3egen.

~ q hingto n, %. Nob. Ser
ameritaniid=esutfde Sdieos 0ertrag
purbe bsute i'm Stats Depariement
our9 Sefretdr Sap uno ben oeutiAen
Botfhafter b. Sternburg unter3eihnet.
gr 1T ebeniO gebalten ME Der 8ertrag
nit 6rantreid.
Sternburg CAB beim 8erlaRen beg
Separtements fsinsr gefrieoisung iiber
ben raiden NbihluB oes 8ertrass
Nusorud, befen Bebeutung fir bic
6ortoauer Der 6reunosdaft unter ben
beioen 86ltern ni9t iiberiddbt merben
tonne.
Ser 8otfdafter fdhrt Witte De3br.
BON Nem Dorf ab; bic 8otidaft ii
inosRen bel elmer @eriammlung Der
gaumwone : 3tdter In Shreveport,
Sa., i'm nd9iten Wonat bertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
@alO<Sr1nOe
Die uriahe zines ihlimmen Babns
I1nfaas In MrfanIas.

9ittle Sod, Nrt., %. Nob.
Na4 elmer Sepei1e aus 6Orie, fieb
pafasier=3 ue $50. IL, bon ct. 2ouis
nod Siben uno als Sot SPRINGS
Special=3ug Der SrOn Wuuntain &
Southern 8ahn befannt, BEL benz flei.
men Orte Spifton nit einem Sra1t=
auge 3uiammen.
Der 6ei3er oes pahasier3uges fam
um's 2eben, Der 2ofomotiDfiibrer IN
fdwer perlebt. auBeroem 4 pahasiere
f6per uno Is ancere lei1ter.
Der l1nfal purbe burh ben &auf
bon ben Walbbrdncen beranlabt, be,
etnen Nusblif auf njdt mebr als &c
S4ritte erm69lidte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

Salient unb JleiB. Seine erfte grfins
bung, nel4e iebt algemein i'm Sc
brau9 1T, mar Elm 2ofpmotiDberb, Der
6erauseenommen unb gereinigt perben
tann. Oie 5peite Grfinbung bra4te
ben 2ofomptibtenber in Subenz anitatt
neutrality-suspicious., pobur9 er ni9i
MIR cine sepaltige Notwithstanding
Ionbern AUDI cine grobere !9erftelungs=
btGtefeit errei9te. Die lebte feiner Gr=
finbunsen i4liebli9 felt cine @erbefez
rrna bes Subentenbers bar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
vGtnfa6es 9eben".
yr1ioent ffent ben b~eribmten Wntor
Den 3ub0rern uDr.

W a B o n, %. Nobember.
prdibent &O~Oieoelt fteqte beute Abeno
ben S1riftfeler unb pfarrer Carl
@asner einem 9roBen publifum i'm
9afapette Sbeater bor, mo er
unter ben @uipicien bes 8ereins
4rifli6er Sin9linge einen 8Ortrag
tiber ,Sas einfade 9eben" belt. 8e.
amtentbum uno Geieli9aft maren
3ablreid bertreten.
Ser prdfbent, Elm GROCER 8epun-
oerer Wasners. erbielt einen parmen
@mpfan9.
6err &ooIebelt erfldrte in ieiner
Nnfpra9e, er femme fein anoeres Bu@
Der lsbten Sabre bier ODER i'm Nuslanb,
oas 10 bel FIR uns in arerita Bee
bersieensmertbes entbdlt, uie .Das
einfade 9eben".
@r liebe oas BUD, neil es fi1 nidt
BLOB an bic &eiden uno aud nidt
leoiglid an Die Nrmep tpenoe.
Sm WeiBen Sauie oerantaltete Grau
&OOiebelt Nbenos cine frana0iide YOr=
leiuns bur4 Germ Wasner, tposu Die
cabinets Wit9lieoer nebt Jamilten
aeIaoen paren.
90 teoer Holt.
New Oorf. 9ampfer ySicilian
Brince" fam Nbenbs our9 S9lepper
fott. Sas Sdif mar SOnntag firth
bel Song Bead aufselaufen.
Ser 9 Ell d o B.
@bicaqo. %. Sob. 8si benz
mpfteri6ien Moroe an benz Chauffeur
gate bat f6 in Dem Sarmer Sennes
elm 4u9enSeuge gefunoen.
Sennes eradhlte beute Der polisei,
sr 5abe in Der betrefenben Nadt Elm
NutomDbil in Der Ndbe ieinss Sauies
geieben. Die Sniahen fpra6en laut
uno elmer feuerte einen &ebolper ab.
Die Waidine fubr oann meter.
W cGinIep Denim |.
Nem Yort, %. Sob. Ser DUFF
f9tsrath bes Mc6inlep Senfmal.8 er=
banbs trat beute bier 3uIammen. I'm
pldne bes Nrditetten WeQuisle gu Be-
idti9en. Nm S9luB Der 8eriamm=
lung bieb es, bic n6tbige Summs
Iei nod nidt aufsebrG9t uno
es tperben N%enoeruneen mebr aus
6inan3= aIs aus fhnftleriiden
8riinben n6tbis. $3.50, 600 elmo
finb beiiammen uno CUR ausfiibrunq
oes planss bebarf es nod meitere,
$50, 600. Nnweieno tparen: Wm. &.
Dan, Yrdioent; @ouperneur Wnror
s. Serrif bon Ohio; Sdabmeiffer,
@ouperneur Wurpbp bon New Serfep
8eoree 9. @ortelpou, 8orfbsr bes
republ. National=@ omites; Senate,
Charles %. 6airbants II. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

Biz 1882 Mitarbeiter bes peri torbenen
be 8lopib i'm Barrier Bureau Der
2onboner vSimes." Gr etablirte fi9
bierauf als Nnpalt in Yaris unb bat
infonberbeit fir bic S9affuns unb Gr>
baltung freunbf9aftli6er 8~eoiebungen
apii9en Gnglanb unb Sronfrei9 ee@
pirft. Cir Sbomas lit Mitglieb bes
Snftttuts unb @iseprdiibent Der @eieas
fhafi fir internationnles Meht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

3nr sdafung elmer merifmuiidet 9anOelsaOtte
ir's 9eberl gernfen.

9pnamhk anl6ldge in Cincinnati. : Sie SpcaGfen anf BET Gun 6ranescr
Gonpentun.- Surdt6are Shbne. 8aaonHGrpertment = NlpfTiOie
GrlaB &lage. = Cabinets Stbnng.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

...Sabr3eit Der 3iise...
Abfobrt Antunf
Iolsbc. Chicago uuo 9ei9isaH srpres..t 7.l5 t1o.sS
EoIeoo. Detroit uHb Chicago Elm .....sI2.2o + s.2s
R,oieaH sitp. Dtuneis II. SafapsttsepI + 7.ao t1o.s6
. tooIih an~sseuOmmsu 6onniass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
. n b o 10 3 alIon n.

Meteor", bas 9ufti9iff bon Sb. 8en-
BON, mahte beute bonn Nufelungs=
Plabe aus einen fursen Nuftieg. @s
lanoete poblbebdlten in einem 6eloe 3
Meilen entfernt. Der Motor mar balo
mad Dem Anfang our4 @ntwei@en bon
SaiOlin unbenuBbar setuOroen.
. eoeutenoe e 9aoeneraB=
6Iage.
Rem OOrf, %, Noobr. paul
Guler, Elm bieiiser Nnmalt, bat 3b.
20. 2apinn aus Bottom auf $3.50. 900
ShaoeneriaB Oertlagt. Die Ansabe,
2apfOn's iariftlids NuslaHunsen biz
Den ben AnlaB our 2lage, miro bon
6uler beftritten.
s abinets- B q.
% abin9ton, %. NOp. Sn
Der b~euti9en @abinets : Si5un9 biloete
bic prdfoenten 8otidaft bas ein5i9e
@ei9dft bon g~ebeutuns. sc mar Die
lsbte offi;iele Yeriammlung Ger @abi=
nets Mitslieoer Dor Der Iustelunss=
Gabrt oes prdfoenten.
Senator Scott bon Wef-9ireinien.
0icesY orltano oes republit. Natlonal=
@omites, erfdien tpdbreno Der Sibung.
prdfioent uno gabinet beelttfptinid=
ten i'm gu ieiner S5dtisteit mdbreno
Der @ampagne.
II m ni9ts.
9ouisptIIe 3p., %. Nobbr.
5. Sanders, Elm Wildhdnoler, purbs
beute bon benz 4oblenbdnoler Us. 8.
Slaughter, ir.. elmer Der bsfanntelfen
perlDnlidtsiten Der Staot, eri6lagen.
Die 8eioen f~tritten ii1 tiber einen flei=
men Wietb-g etrag. Ser Sbdter ffeQte
fi4 Der pOli3ei.
6re9es &duber=S thf1en n.
Norolf. Neb., %. Nob. Sin
3duber orane beute Habmittdg in bic
8ant 3u platte Center. 20 Meilen Iiib=
lid, elm, psrlebts ben &aiirer S9roe.
Der t6otli9 uno ffabl $4,000. @r emit.
fam in einem @agen. Btir ler unt
Sheriff oerfOlsen i'm. SIM Saa be,
8efangennabme brobt 9pn9moro.
Saft's Nbreie.
BEN acDla, 6la., %. Sob.
Setretdr Saft trat beute Mittaa auI
Der Columbia feline 6abri nod panamG
an. Sci ibm befinoen fi9 Nomira'
Walfer, Banana @eianoter Cbaloii
uno Serr @romweQ Sie iibrioe @e.
ieai1aft fdbit auf benz Dolphin.
platte @enter, Neb.. %
Sob. Ser Sbdter, elm Sarmarbeiter
6Oloen, 1T 9efansen. Die 0erlebuns
beg @aifirers 1T ni4t t6stlid.
Maffen DEPORTATION
SanJ rancisc 0, %. NOp
251 @bineien famen beute nit einer
@inpanberungs-S nipeftor unb unte'
idarfer Yewa9uns bon Der st. 2oui
Ter Nusfteluna an., Sic weroen an
Samfta9 nod China beportirt.
@isber IN 8 bdtiqteit.
pittsburg, pa., %. Sob. Na
fiiafebenoen 5oh6fen Der 8. 6
Grid @Ote So. in Der @onneQspia
@eseno fommen oiefe Wo1e nod il
bollen Betrieb. 0on etua Is, O0t
Sefsn tparen unsefdbr 10000 fei
GINGER 3eit untbdtig. 4.000-6,0 0'
9eute erbaltsn bierourd geiddftigung
Die unabbdnsisen prooucenten pol
&Obeiien baben bierourd feinen Nuben
bic 8eieaidaft 1T nidt auf benz Marti
uno ibre 9eiammte proouction mir
bon Der u. st. Steel Corp. auf9etaufi
Sourett g elangt.
New Dorf, %. Sob. u. s
Sourett. Der bon Prdfoent @afiro au
8ene3uela a~usgemisisne ameritaniit
Sournalif, III bier anselansi.
@r erfldrt ben @runo fir ben Be
febi. binnen "a Stunben abreiien 4
miifen, nidt 3u tennen.
Gebei nj bpoIIes Uer=
bre9en.
Sopefa, 2as., %. Nob. 6ra
'S. 81. Nihum murSe in einem 2of
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
g 9affungein Sanbels-
Tlotte.

1WQII9leuIe I'LL uIllUU VluU lDuloe oe
ameritanif9e Sanoels=G lOtte- 9iga gu
Dem 3uede begriinoet, um Die ameris
tanii4e Tlasse auf ben Mseren wieber
ber,ufelen. YrdRoent bes 8erbanbs
III 9arpep .. @Ouloer; 8ice- prdf.
bent, @aron 0aioerbilt; Setretdr, s..
". Benton uno SdaBmeifer, S. S.
Sunipan.
Sie geidlhHe ertldren, Der nuspdr.
tige Sanoel bes 2anbes let leBt aut
SO, 500, 600, 900 idbrIi9 seifiesen uno
bic Woblfabrt Der geiammten Nation
bdnae bon elmer Iusbreitun9 oiefes
Sanoels ab. SebO9 weroen amerita=
nii6e Waaren unter fremoer Gla9ee
iiber See bef6roert.
Sie Sage lei tritii9 uno erbeii4e
unbersieli6es Sanoeln.
Ger britt . nnamit u n =
6lag.
Gincinnati, %. Hop. Wdh=
reno Der Naht puroe Der 3. SDnamit=
anidlus aesen Die Tabrit Der Nemport
(2p.) 8raB & SrOn 5OunOrp periibt.
Zines Der 8ebduoe lit fart beiAd-
oi9t.
Die Tabrit IL bur9 einsn bunbes=
ri9terli9en @inbalts : Befebl Dor STD
rungen friberer Inseffelter, Die am
Streit fino. 9eidtBt.
Na4 Detroit finb 8eamte abgegan=
gen. nm Sraden. Den angebli1en M6r=
Der bon Wstlep i'm OttOber, bierber
gu brineen. Ser Strsit in Cincinnati.
@obin9ton uno Nspport oauert iebi
nabssu Elm Sabr, OOrnebmli6 iiber BIZ
2obnicala.
@incinnati. %. Rnb. Sn be,
gureta 8ieberei fano man beute Spna'
nit. S~aftsbefeble na4 5. &anbauier,
Ieinem Sobn uno einem oritten fnt
erlafen. Ser Sobn, elm 2ebrlin9,
iOl geftanbsn baben, oas Dpnamit ge.
gen cine SslObnung gelest gu baben,
Au9 eseen ben 0orfsenoen Der Glen
aieier- @eperti9aft bon Noro=Nmerifa
galentine, if pessn 8etbeili9una ar
benz ani6lae Elm Battlefield erlahen.
Sie Nntrdge Der Socia
lifen.
6 s francisco, %. Sob.
Die Selsgaten our Nmerican FEDERATION
Of 9abor fonnten beute ertsnnen, BAT
Die SOcialiftsn ibre Nieoerlase bon &C.
fern ni9t entmutbiet bate.
Sele9at Berger BON Der S1terllaflo'
nalen Sppoerapbiiaen Union bradt
einen Nntrag auf abidafung oes &c
gsnmdrtissn Wllis=S pfems uno @rIa!
nad benz Muiter bes in Der S9mei
9eltenoen elm.
Sn Der Gawei3 trd9t ieoer Manl
ni9t bios cine Wafe, ionoern 1T aut
bsredtist. fie i'm 9auie gu balten.
Die Yefiirmorter Der 9enberung ME
fen barauf bin, es triiroen teine Wil;3
Musi9reitunasn borfommen. uenn oi
Wili3 tpiibte, baB bic Mrbeiter 5Ir
WieoeridieBen bereit Ieien.
j. Der Nntra9 wurbe inbeb nod Idngs
rer Debate nit GROCER Msbrbeit abse
lebnt, Elm Sdidial, oas elm 9lei1faa
iocialifii6er Nntra9 auf all9emein
arbeiter. genfoniruns nit gintritt be
go. Sabres tbeilte.
Die arbigen uebel=
tbdter.
2erington n, 3p., %. Sob. %
He9er Smith uno Saplor Duroe
beate nod 2ouispile 9eianot, mo- /
blsibsn, bis bic PrOceiirun9 bier IN
ter s~enisenoer Si1erbeit fa%ttinoe
fann.
SIR HE Wittpe unb Waiien bes e.
moroetrn Weiben piro elm Jono g
iammelt.
6urdtbare 6 Il e..
Merico, Wo.. %. Sob. Sbl
; mas Spurs bertuunbete beute San
gurts auf ben Bob. enthOb in b
Wdleer, truroe bon ben Briioeru I'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23
Standardization.
u o m m { n

Amaze m men:
ROTTERDAM: yNmteroam" bon Nep
Sort.
9onbon: minneapolis" bon Stem
Sort ria SoutbamptOu.
Senerihe: vSotmes" bon Seattle nah
San 6ranciseo.
Stem Sort: ,@ebic" bon 2iberpool.
Nbge abren:
-@brifiania: ySelis Olap" nod Stem
Oorf.
Neapel: ,gitta bi Napoli" nod Seem
Oort.
Netp Nort: v@ietOria" nod 2iberpool;
,&aifer Der @robe" na9 Bremen
bia Plpmoutb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-23

Nem Oort. Sas Seinben bon
@eneral=G rnful Buenj, on Qun9en-
gntaiinoune le:bsnb, 1T nod INNER
bebenfli9.
@bicago. Nrnolb Geautbi1,
frhbers2affirer Der @ef 2ipertp gant
au Davenport, Sa., tuurbe tpegen I'm.
terfalagung bon $50, 600 bsrbaftet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

There Is no doubt that the present
administration outspoken approval Of
an extended system OF irrigation has
given the subject tremendous i'm
petus, and the hitherto arid regions OF
the country have assumed an increased
value In the eyes OF the land specu-
lator.
one Of the immediate and logical re-
suits Of the irrigation crusade is the
growth Of the irrigation fund, During
1903 II accumulated at the rate OF about
81 100000 a month. In September Of
last year the treasury held to the cred
Il Of the reclamation service Sl6ls1,S8
This enormous amount represents the
sum total received from land sales in
the irrigated tracts OF the sixteen
states and territories contributing to
This total North Dakota stood first with
! $l22i,0A, Nevada yielded only si2,465.
one OF the early drawbacks 10 the
! immediate success of irrigation In this
! country was the determination Of farm
! ors 10 secure for themselves larger
| holdings than they could operate sue
| cessfully. The American agricultural
| had long been the proud owner OF many
acres The accumulation OF land had be-
come an inherited Characteristic. II was
only the foreign peasant who was con-
tent to establish himself on a few acres
OF fertile soil, His success as O result
OF his thoroughness especially the
| financial outcome Of his highly inten-
| sive methods, first amazed, then In
| structcd the man Of too many acres,
| IN 1889 the average size Of an irrigated
| farm IA California was seventy-three
acres, but ten years later Il had de-
| creased to tifty-siX. The irrigationist
was learning his lesson At present the
small tract and intensive culture are
becoming the rule everywhere.
In estimating the beneft actually 90
! be derived from irrigation it must be
remembered that It's availability is not
confined to arid lands. California, for
instance, whore the system Is carried
on more extensively than in any other
state save one, Colorado, is by no means
an infertile country naturally. There is
usually sufficient rainfall to secure an
abundant harvest, but irrigation has
been found TO increase the productive
ness TO such an extent that II Is ex-
| tremely profitable 10 employ Il, The
plains Of Lombardy have been cele-
brated for ages AS the garden spot Of
Europe, The north Italian rainfall is
not far from normal, but a notable eX-
cess Of produotiveness has been OBJ
tained by dammlng the waters Of the
| Pc.
From the present outlook II In evil
dent that irrigation In lie various forms
Is destined to a widespread exploitation
In this country. The Increase OF popu-
latlon, the greater cost " the arabic
area and the necessity for outstanding
our agricultural resources Will cause
| intensive farming to displace the
wasteful methods Of our forefathers.
EDWARD HALE BRUSH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21

fact, the Russians quietly withdrew from
Kai Chou, being unwilling to expose
their force at that point TO the attack
OF a column marching from the east
that landed In southern Lao Tung.
The evacuation Of Kai Chou also shows.
II Is said. that there Ii no truth In the
report that Kuropa tkin has sent 10, 600
men to retake tina tplace.
The report that Kuropatkin has sent
900 men to relieve Port Arthur Is de-
clared by the general STAFF to be incred-
ible, Such a move, they say would
only court disaster, for Kurokl natur-
ally would take advantage Of the
movement to throw his entire army
across the railroad and strike from the
rear, while the Japanese troops In
southern LAO Tung would attack in
front.
No news has reached here Of the en-
gagement at Kim Chou, and the alb
sence Of information is explained by the
slowness of communication. due to the
strength Of the Japanese force assail-
Ing the Russian positions around Port
Arthur No surprise In expressed at
the fact that engagements occur as the
Russians fall back on Port Arthur 1t
Is reiterated that Lieut. Gen. Stoessel s
plan does mot contemplate imperilling
the fortress by the loss Of too many
men outside. The authorities here be-
leve that their Information that he had
almost entirely Withdrawn inside the
fortress defense several days ago is cor
rect
That the Japanese will strain every
nerve to take Port Arthur. In view Of
the disaster to their fleet. Is not ques-
toned In naval circles, and IN spite Of
the danger Of Russian mines Admiral
Togo is expected to cooperate in the
assault upon Port Arthur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
/ CEN KUROPATK|N
KUROK|.
Waited Until Column Was Too
Far Away to Get Aid From
japanese Army.
cOSSACKS TURNED LOOSE ON IT
r,ll on laps With Such Vlgor That
They We're Compelled to
Retire,

q, petersburg. May 20,--Following
ho heels of the news OF the disasters
y, ,bo Japanese fleet the general stan
,saay received official adyices OF the
Ssr,at OF the japanese force which was
a,chIng notthWard. from Feng Wang
c,ono for the purpose Of executing a
e.,t movement on Mukden, Details Of
mo dispatch viii not be made public
,r,u II has been passed by the war
a,,nuIsion but enough has been COM
,nrricoted 10 the Associated Press to
make # clear that in order TO save
themselves from destruction the Jap
onsso were compelled to retreat toward
Feng wang Cheng.
since Gen. Kuroki sent n column
portbvard to gain the road leading d.
rertly west from Mukden, Gen, Kuro-
natkiu has kept II under the closest
surveillance, awaiting the moment
when II should be SO distant from the
main Japanese army ns to prevent Its
casy retforcements. In observing this
Man the Russians withdrew and the
Iapsnese. not finding a strong force Of
he enemy before them, continued TO ad-
vance.
When the time for action came Gen
loose from leash Gen Reunenkampn
had under his command only a few
regiments. but they were the flower OF
the Cossack cavalry. ON May is he
fell on the enemy, whose number has
moi vet been revealed, with such vigor
AS to compel the Japanese retirement
u miles toward the base, near
enough Il il presumed, to have received
relnforcements from Gen. Kuroh, who
must Immediately have been advised OF
the awkward predicament,
The operations are described by the
general staff as just such a move as II
was expected Gen, Kuropatkin would
make and for which Gen. Rennen-
kampff was fitted and chosen, The lat
tars appearance ON the stage was
somewhat late Il had been intended
that ne ,houd raid Korea at the be.
ginning of the war, hut he arrived at
Inc front too late. The general STAFF
believes GEN Rennenkampf's attack
must have been IN the nature OF a
thunderbolt. He Is man 10 attack
quickly and hard. once given the oppor-
unity and his men, veterans Of the
Chinese campaign, had been selected
especially because they knew what Il
was to be under fire. The casualties
sustained by the opposing forces have
not yet been announced.
Apprehension OF Rennenkampff's
Cossacks lowering north. the authorl-
ties say may explain the cautious aC-
ton Of Gen. Kuroki In establishing a
strong base at Feng Wang Cheng and
hatlng the column which was march
ine ON Hal Cheng. IL may also be a So
lution Of the mystery OF Ncwchwang.
which ~ first was reported 10 have
been evacuated and which Is now said
10 have been occupied by the Russians,
for II KuroR has definitely stopped his
westward movement. Kuropatkin could
safely continue TO hold It without dan
ger Of the occupying force being cut Of.
The general stan took occasion today
to deny the report Of q battle having
been fought az Kai Chou IN which 200
Russians were killed As a matter Of