The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-08-11
JAPS SACRIFICE MANY.
Gen. Stoessel Reports on Fighting
Near Fort Arthur.
SIX MILES FROM CITY.
Rumor That Gen. Stoessel Eas Commit
ted Suicide, Being Unable to Longer
Hold Back the Japanese.

uo,a p,c,, tbe Is,,,ese
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source hitherto reiiap'e II i Shiu ."S''
Is good reason to DeheVe that the J2pa-
nese are renewing their attack on the re-
,naininr outer nositions Mt Port Arthur.
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ucrSt h!HihafcN' iSlns q, l"t ""'''
of this harbor, express the opinion that
the firm. heard last night was an eucoun-
ter betvpen detachmeutS Of the helli,er-
ent warShips, approximately twenty
miles northwest OF ChItoo. From the
cruisers advantageous position til" flashes
However three steamers witch entered
The harbor early this morning claim mat
they did not hear any firing; lwo junk,
also reached thefoo to-day but th'F Aad
No information OF Importance.
st Petersburg, Aug. IA dl~pateh re-
ceivcd here from l.ieut-l'ru HsoeSNr''
commander Of the Russian military forces
al Port Arthur, confirms previous reports
that the Japanese before Port Arthur ar'
IN possession OF Wolf hid h' general
say, that on July 80 the Russians with
drew from their positions GA Won hI
beior' the numerical Sup'F'''! ol '"'
Japanese.
Six Mllcs from 10y
Gen. Stoessel locates Yupjia2a noun
tain as situated ten miles northeast Of
url arthur anu -! 'i', '- -
Attack on ina' poNi'I"" va "',E ''.i'
ohS'ratIUh illt I''l "Nti'"i' -, ~,
h'He neihE Hia"r Xxi i ny 90"
toms on WON nuns VIM my '.''
OUT are ohiy SIA ln,leS "'''""' ia" ''"
near me raHroau NLal"h'
ne general S'HH FNlna'H> '"'t NE
position cnHlStl' 81 "iE 81 'N- ga H..
offering 4 great adNah'aE' "M,,"- 10 .u'.
PROXIMITY 10 thP loili'>N; o. -" ~,
unable 10 account l"r lu' t,,''ls' w
; nrE "'' '>''''' ''' '''' 49,
Aiex:eft Reports.
Tho following diSpatoh from Nieo,.v
hayjoa JotaJ tuoiISt b,s bppn r,-
;,ai,.rI hv tbe rgart
..GrD Stor.sel rcnort, rs follows:
AT > in the morning Of July -, the
"h'mE nnNlhs au."u 'i H','I 7, ,.,.;,.
laelr aInleFt ppvuJl' ~ ',3n5 ~.
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Jus LAWS Suffer Enormous rosees
JapS 'une'
AT about > IN the evening tllr enemy
were everywhere repulsed with enormous
losses. | remained in the advanced posi-
tons we have held for two days against
an army very much stronger thln 1ar>.
AT I in the morning of July 30 about
five divisions of Japanese took the nil l-
sivc against our position oh the Won
hills. In view Of the enormous superiority
of the enemies forces and the weakness
OF the position our TG2PS "-'r ii'FG! 10
inG rho movement vas ur.nrtrd IN ,nw.
nlefo nro.r under thc protection Of grl.i-
iery. which hv arcustr irr id ,hpr
r.ingcs completely stopped th. JAPANESE
advance.
Tars Have 10000 Men.
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..,rha ,,,",a,, nf IVA Russian trnons is
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Kuropatkin has Done wen
~; retersburs' Aug 10 treNA h'WS
FROM thn 1ront III tha nhwan,ners to.
da, w. oy,,roi, ',rno, rnIi.f OWN thn rnports
from rnrt Arthnr mo army organ saws
thnt olthorgh ,;rn S,grss.r, report gives
no do,nilG If is evident the Jauanc>c nave
suffered a very severe reverse. The ma.
per also pnyS 4 tribute to the navy's
share in the defense of the besiegrI
fortress.
Reviewing Gen. Kuropatkin's move
ments. il continues:
"Thc retreat is in accordance with n
plan laid down for the fist period of the
campaigu. which is to weaken the forces
of thc enemy by cuntesting strongly the
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