Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

special iOrfN. NOllN'N''.
r1~oKYO Japan Aus p" l'ol-
Tokyo hospitals uo nHl hI'ns
up with tine sick and wounded
from the front Scarcely day
passes that several trains heavily
laden vlh these poor fellows do NOT
arrive I'm this city, ON my way TO Yo-
kohama, a few days aga. reached
shimbasm station luH in tina TO SEQ
a company OF the Red Cross corps con-
yoylng about 300 iuyoIiis from lhe
train to jInrlk.shos and carriages F0.
thors. mothers. wives. brothers and sIs-
tprs We're present TO welcome home
their valiant sons husbands Hnl
brothers. but OH how sad tho Meeting
Imagine. If you can, ,as feelings OF the
anxious parents and Wlyos when they
hehCld their loved ones minus either
leg. am arm. foot. hand. nm ear am
eye or some other part of their body
or IN such state of dangerous Ill-
health that their lives were dcsp8irad
Of. Some Ot the scenes were truly
hcart-ronding While these meetings
were exceedingly lr0uchinR and there
was sorrow and regret felt because fate
had robbed some of thc patriots of the
land Of part Of their anatomy ,ct
these brave boys returned feeling psud
that part OF their bodies had been lost
IN trying 10 secure the permanent
peace Of the east"
RuSslAs DEADLY GUNS.
a soldier wounded at Nouup was
asked what incident connected with
the war had LEFT the deepest impress
sion on his mind he answered Moth
Ing SO much as the enemy's gun which
is az once most fear inspiring ana
deadly No wonder Russia makes
military secret Of its Workings-its eff
fectiyeness Is beyond Imagination, be-
Ing maryelously accurate IN aim and as
t0nlshngly great In range, I'm addition
90 a firing capacity Of 400 shots min
ute, II requires NO little courage 10
march In the face OF this gun. When In
action IL sends forth succession of
peculiarly changing sounds, which,
when heard az a distance, produce the
most unpleasant effect on the mind In
decd, shudder even now when I think
of the dismal reports Of that gum"
AN OFFICERS ACCOUNT
a letter from one Of the Japanese Of
flcers at the front. who took part In
the Nansan battle has come into my
hands through the kindness Of our
friend Mrs. KOCH, an English lady the
wife OF Dr. Kochi, a japanese, IL was
received by her a short time ago, and
as WIZ oe seen' gives an interesting ac-
count OF that kicat Dalue' ana no
uQupt WIN ne enjoyed because OF Jus
ousinahty ana because OF us use OF
hnBllsh rs she ~ Japped, quote
u III lull' inc capture OF hlnshu ana
NAlseh was me seVtreht phtte Whleh
loubnl WI now we lelt we camp az
ocloch H. H. ON inc zpin mUy' Iht
moon was on the West direction ana
Vpout 10 hel VI tue ciouV lIe
kruund was uArh 80 lnat we coulu
hhruly see the Whtch 10 Know INC
Time inc mountain was IKE MONK
or priest VINO was aDoul 70 puiy PEG.
PIC The prlNates knew holhlng OF
Wn0t was the Object OF lhe movement
Dut ! knew theh because J WIS Sent
10 the klnshu as scout oHlVer 10
search the enemy ana the GROUND 30
that the army might not lose tnp
ftound' Inc movement was lle atUt"
OF hinshu' tenerM Oku 0fdereu tue
Fourth DIVISION 10 occupy hlnshu WIN
night attack, put the Fcneme endeo III
VAN Tor the sake OF WealneI Nov the
commander ordered the FIRST regiment
10 help the Foutln DIVISION TO OCCUPY
kinshu ana 70 make easy lot 'he cap
tufe OF Ndnfdu. 80 our regiment hu-
Nanced on tne very ulBul 70 we luo.
OF Mount Shohln iWUloh W on .'le en9t
direction lFoih hllsnu "Hu ouv .'no
apatO' ~ the uaWh tne eneu,S NucM
THIS movement 80 tney hteu he%ES
guns from the lop OF Nansah hc
large bullets nude Whlsue ohu, ehu'
shu, ana leu uoNh near us put VIZ
had no heavy gun we had only nelu
gun, " was 700 iar iol lhe helu bun
10 reply 10 the neaVy guus' SO we
stayed there hliNlhb no movement uI
no noise no reply w lhe uedu auBle vi
MI, Shoklh' Night came on we nau
no rice 10 DOH we iuo no htt w
maze not water. beslues an - oclotN
IN the nlght time, s'iohB thuhuel Vaiue
and accompanied heaVy ram Inc
lightning on the SKY nasheq as one
OF the ray OF sun ana Suuuehly tnr
ground became dulN' we eU'ereu tne
tent but the tenl WIS 700 H,i"h 10
hold the men. AZ O'Clock ll tle I''Nl
morning lloln) w. 'oilIu'n'tu 10
move Tor hlhshu' Inc sentry uouteu
our movement ana 'el,si apheu he
COMMANDER leheny) anu NauSan' so
tho shower OF Duile'S 81, ana shell 'e,