Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-12
o.rl, South Of Mukden Still
O' Racing. but Results Are Not
Decisive
HEIGHTS ALTERNATELY HELD.
...,,,os Confirms Reports Of Des'
oerate Fighting North Of
YentaL
RUSSIANS ATTACK sIEN cHuASG.
In, Hold Eaucuched Lines knro'
,,,tIo's Right Seemingly Carrying
out Strong Thanking Movement

y,,,,los Right Seemingly Carrying
out Strong Thanking Movement
r,,n oct p is p. MIA pa'u'
sm Of Mukdcn) ragged uninterrupt'
rv ali Of Tuesday and into the night
Twas continued today
The results have not been decisive
III. RUSSIANS have a heavy force on
a., nnonese right, toward the Taitse
..,. hut ID f. believed that the Japa-
,,vo checked the Russian turning
movement
FIGHTING on ENTIRE FRONT
r,glo oct. IS (G p, m).-Fleld Mar.
ag oyama reports that there was
s,b,lpr along the entire front Oct TO-
nal the Japanese are gaining ground
ana that The Russian attack on slen
cbpong Cslan Cham, on the Hun rlVer'
vasrepuIsed
HEIGHTS ALTERNATELY HELD.
81 Petersburg, oct, l2-Gen, Sakha-
rf teegaphIng yesterday evening
cooamstho reports Of desperate lighting
north OF YentaI, where the heights were
alternately held By the Russian and
Ken Danleloff. who succeeded Gems.
r,ogs.ef and Romanoh 10 command OF
,hs Sixth siberian rifles division, was
wounded IN the leg but did not relln-
oush his command
Tte losses are not stated and accord
rg 10 the latest adyices the battle is
continuing today
GENERAL JAP ADVANCE.
TOXIC. oct. 70 $3.50 p. MA general
hanese advance along a broad front
Nafds Mukden &c progressing
A brigade of Russian infantry with
200 cavalry and two guns having the
tet OF striking Cen Kurok's flank
T,,sd me T9ltse river oct. 9. The
Iannfse emit on the retreat OF this
fgce and possibly will capture II.
Inc Russians ARE attacking sien
Ctlag, 30 miles northeast of Saim-
'.ls1e lsouthaast Of Lao Yang and al
rst dus north OF Fng Wang Cheng),
Evidently with the object Of cutting
oil lapansse communications with the
Ysh river
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D." J LIE pLl-"" NONDbN'
81 Petersburg oct 70. O.S7 p. NIL
M, battle below Mul,dap continues 10
rge along the entire front and me-
ofdlpg 10 Gen. Kur,natkip's Iates.
idy'ces sent last nigbt oftar tbe
fshtng Of the day had ended tha
avn. Offering a degpsr3 10 resistance.
sri had even advanced tho,r posltions
after 400 sll.dtv dgbl above Yent9l
where lhe Russians suatgined their 8rsi
check the japanese sul held tbot posl-
ton The infantry prctically was NOT
engaged the artillery bearing the
bru1t OF the fighting The japanese
srck 20 their guns and the Russian
lotteries We're unable TO dislodpa Them
According 20 the adyIces received by
NE war Office here the Iaplnpee hold |
eI'nchel lines extending iu "a semi
crle north OF Yentai railroad station
tpleo1sIy reported 20 have been can
lTei by the Russians Thence they |
.''e a series of arcs covering the Yen !
w branch railroad including the mines |
,.. 'helr lines run southeast to-
sa'a me Taitse river thus enclosing |
~, rg mountainous region forming the |
vnlsIe OF their main position, Gen. |
a'a ~, right seemingly Is carry
E oll q strong thanking movement |
h,, ''''' ~ reported by The correspon-
6gt .,n
$500 w Wr Associated Press at Shan
,g, ,,'t I, uO' whether II Is Intended TO
XIV nome or whether It Is only n
y, ,s,'.'sl lield Marshal Oyama's LEFT has |
lsdh ,,.,... Wv Idlltl view rs
M, .uely oincefs here. who believe
n. ,s ~ tvpg,'kIn7 purpose rs 10 crum-
=, Ivy, Wy We Japanese left push them on
,,,., N, rom the railroad, and then
NIX w, ", japanese triangle, compelling
y,n 70 retire 10 the direction Of The
ib,on.s. IVY" Iel nus clearing the way
n. .r LIoo Yang for possession Of
n, 'all'o . south-southward and pos.
po,, I ,..el,.s kwopatk.u to relieve
~ n, , Arthur which as announced IN
F, N, " .l, generals order Of the day
or rs ran objective stm the best IN.
". ,,D, ,.l,, members Of the general STAN
.s,,i inclined to think that the strategic
. i'ls must depend on the manner in
. ,1,ea 'he engagement deyelona :, "
,bic isa 4at that IN the event Of defeat
.' 1.1 hlropatkin must constantly
I'M S ~ mind. since the Japanese tbog y
t, w Doubles try to pus6 t5ro ,lgi,
#, RI. Or 6n to 2 Eoc1 Ills g soog BE 9e So
The s, a,, ,.,,.
O, london r CIoIed from Shanghai to
sI,S tSo, telegraph by Bennett Bur
.asse Ss4 I. Nodzu will be made co p,,u