Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-13

a AN .,fsnd,i formation across
,tse g,.yelod datg south of tho
ht~rdsrIrp fbe arldg The,
c,n,o vnJe..., boagy ehoIl fine from the
pn"slsn r,,,s mn. only INsHbIo proc
tcct,or ,,a, tbo deprossl0ns 400 the flats,
ana het. r,tEs were mkfd by the enc
,nvie ehr7tmpl THE japanese soldiers
iy est ,' .bair faces and we're under
tho l,rsqlan fro until Ave O'Clock mat
of,ornooB M WHICH hour the movement
,se .,,snap5ed A member OF the stan
do.,rir,d fnIe movement as % 1emon-
str,tion n probably was intended 10
support thc udvaneo of u bm,g VI ''''
center division ON inc same mus
a BLOpD> Afi""''
o,o of the bIoodIcHt ARRAYS oI me
,ptiro ,ar developed Ju1t nighl ON the
'iov,r rldre4 OF those same DUE y
spart of thr Japanese center uNitPn
MAS engaged lH another mthl "saoHl.
Upon Approaching the kusfNn u',','.'
they encountered an uu.Apy,y',,, ator,
Tense. The ltHHlahH lau ,h.,rei
Tho prnund heavy wires hlthF 'N'l e'Y
,gtb electricity and 9s Cine J"l"'
eoldlers ram against tne wires il 3l'
darkness hey received seVrI' slo.n
nm addition to this me liue.'"n "Df
defending these trenches WY" "o'
,,renodee on shells. among the STORM. |
ers Tbp cNect Was terrifying an9 "TG2 |
m the Japanese were Wohhlol, ky |
attempt 20 ai2e thIs hiI, W u,uo AKA, |
am Important vantage ?. """"
army. was not sueD'-sIO" ..., s.,,,h, |
one japanese haiUhoH "h,yH t.,,',a. /
its way into the ,leh,','. b., rnI |
its ammunition Ut al,'''p, tut n |
lta way ont WIN ,H' ''''''
was almost eAlrIhilN ...tbdrcV |
ON sept g. the l,dss'',H "l,'.,
and the japanese occupied l.'''
lions Boz tie evening W'houl opP''
lion.
FIGHTING 1857 NIGHT
a e.,soo which took p,ac. lhc
ngbt ct sept b along the tn''ie l l,ls
WAS the fprccrt OF lne "nui, .N'.'
Tbe Uuseiaus Eere dctctlnNlru lo '
take ielyingltl hlll "hSu wee 1coo5
sary for thc projection 0i lu' LOU
All day long two or ihltr J., O,',tss am
terles mao t'N'''l t,.,,.,s and rapld
I've, shrapuel ANA 'ou9nO'' ,.e.,er,
ing along ihe summit NY ,,d the
siope The treucacs were ueep anu w.
single Japaibse reslhie l. 'p'y,te
them stuck 70 its position WV
stood and rcplllsed t"o oi lIItvp
fautry assaults Toward DUSK we W
slans attacked IN great iofce, au' lu
100 hours there followed sIeaoy anV
,asa infantry fighting Durlns most OH
t,ls time Inc com baWnH were NO 'o,g
10 cach other that the artillery '9ulu
M, he used Throughout ihai hitn'
he tenure OF the hill hung IN ,ue U1'.
ancc. The ltussia'ls ln1"' 80 Jriveu
and ancc the Japs sn,,, op ~ tho near.
l,o slon W. Thcy refused to yield and re-
turned TO The stfugge' n.u i,,,n' ,5sv
coded I'm driving the tusslahe IVY
frhe slaugbter IN luis hghling WAS stea'
on hoth sides
,,,,.,, ttt,Anup HILLS.
THE 1--WE
=, the meantime the Russians at'
,ornnted 10 oyerwhelm the japanese on
~" ,FIve Headed HIS throwing
largo body of infantry against thoul
hard battle was WaSed FOR SEVERN |
hours. but the japanese lneS "elo i'o'
broken.
The scene nj night was uhe .r,
ntarkable display OF hreWoths' NY
Russian bombardment OF inc nns'
witch had been steady all day long
,rDreased toward mnat ana When
darkness fell the bursting. sn',e Wy,
hilton and plain rcsemblel Hasn,nb
electric hsh ,,,,,,od a" hv contiGuous and
thin streams Of fire from flashing rue
In the nearer plain under ule PSVu
ton " low Mlls. the camp utrs vi wy
reserves gloWod like the hRhu Oh a VIZ, !
In tho distance great peacous oi ISL .
shown where the dead were p'lhb ''e-
mated.
FIFTH DAY or BATTLE.
p'' -
The morning Of Scpt. y me hltl IVY
~ the battle, was an anxious UNIV ar
the headquarters OF Con. NuIu ~.
Russian bomhatument OF 'l,o 'l,,, ,,or,as
proceeding and the Japanese pHltetlvs
had taken ND new positions IN the low
lands. II was evident that l,e Hus
slams confronting the army uhaer Non
Kurok had been heavily "uN0Ite1
The members Of the Bfheiul Hl,a'
were silent concerning lue Fleu Si,
, i1,,'e e, "Tl ias Yang '
Whether Gen. kuropalkin was now
ing HIS ground there ana brHlsHB W
thor reinforcemWts against H,u. Nv
roN. or shifting tne maui "U',lhsn "i
his army against the 'aptuSs 80 KIM
who menaced nus retreat e.u "aa , wv,
in striking distance ol hc '"'''' '''
were matters Oh 'ol'JeV'u'''
CIVILIANS FLEE.
Hundreds OF Chinese men. women
and cnhdrell uil heUFuy I'u'n w"
with their possessions were seen hee-
ing from the villages ON lhe PLAIN ana
disappearing IN long lines over inc
eastern hills Nv TO tne present. tI.ue
% n oiu ard 'I,noHsse with few bat
teres throwing shells back ana loiln
has not suilced TO di'e taese tul'l-
prisinr Manchurians from their homes.
rhey hover about the scene of hgntnE
playing the part of scavengers' They
strip the battIeieIda of every Nesusi
Of debris rob the wounded and take the