Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-02
JAP ADVANCE READY
Army Landed In Korea VIII
Move Toward Manchuria.
RUSSIAN ARMY BARS The way
Armies MUST Come rogether soon.
sad Troops Occupy Ichto-
yang and Fortffy Tt-NoneOm-
bnfnnrS Eeuve Port arthur.

A1lEaaofs Troops Occupy Ichto-
yaag and Fsrsify It-NoneOm-
bnfanrs Eeuve Port Arthur.
LONDON. March 2-Accoriing to a
nen0rt received here all II japanese
tro0ps necessary for the forward move
menr have been lansieSi in Korea, and
it Is exQectuzI the general advance to-
wani Manchursa VIII neSin AZ oncs.
L. = 1elievesi that q land battle in
Norra musS uNaeur within q very SaOrt
time The 4apNResSA &oc0Nins To a
late ue0orr. have ocetpis8 ~leli0SSng,
nsar 4fngyanr M are a.w .oCtfyinS
L. Il WIS annauIes.l la@N e o2Ds~N-
e7suier 1edE al NISSAN rr,es> Wsre
siresSU IN rhe csSghNrnSa& oG leRe-
yaug aTSt ,hSt Z leSuelxas az nNunS-
zsy1lrg Wa&aNqs~Ee& aeFe
rVessFAsYw GsriTtss EGs>S<an tfuonS
Nv rfsegtu1 "a 1Avo esas.~ thu Naiu.
lT1 -rTu -ea.2~saS a agaagud intan-
r. wilu xriisesst AaL liza nOuntain
puSsSs saze lhn<tr-SYe 2sss south Of
Wliu
AvsiaeutatiYc a&yraps have Ren ~
ccErvsS -o ltn aatet ,t1g ia, IapanoS'
.RaNEi sal ms leff ~Dpau Nr che
lGW IRIS ASueaut - showing
laaa a1 aa rfyuee perr~nT oor the
fesYTrxyt ~zusvr1ssaa efu s-Hr landed in
GVceaa aaal : 0xyn-tssS -iaar The move
r1gz tTpatss eargsssk V1iI very Sco1
egzA WIKI reseppt 10 thu Russian
fbcye wu4eh VITA eoAkesS tiis way IL i
sRs4 THAI tiasre vt& ne sOna surprise
manifested II tfe ~AErrnSIh 1le Russians
hrts Gi 70 opp5ss the advance w5tA-
Rees9rs szyssd hy the Iauausse WIZ
uzftf- ssnte that Russian agvarT has
tsssa dtatgTsa nexr Aniu sni Fi1gyang
ANA thar consequently the residents Gf
ttInI p3rrlO III aOsi2 are guih U carry III
rrSde
The h0snitaf snip hdse MARI las It
Ivasf AT Ssseil8e erpln 1dru Arthur.
bringing ses-entrrtme wounded six OF
them. nginesEss Of the uiEtImu. the XII
sslmi anI the Siiikissitls.. Ieing serious
lv injured anu ssx1y1ve slightly. They
report only ourften OF the Russian men
III wax now capable 0f action.
Advices Er1n st. Petersburg say re-.
Darts received here from the troops
along the roItes tn Hsirnin show Il dis
heartening canliIHan OF affairs. Dis
ease IL rife aIn0ng the soldiers. A
smallpox epidemic is raging in east ST.
beria anu has spread among the regi-
ments. vaccination being unheard OF in
the army. The severe cold is also
ciaiming MANY victims among the
troops.
The veil is drawa from the Japanese
plan of campaign BY the report from
Seoul that they have given notice to
Korea that japan would proceed ut
once to hay u military railroad from
Seoul north to the YaIu river.
This means that the great land bat
tie will be fought-perhaps is now be-
ing foueht-south of the Yalu. Both
sides are rushing troops into the sec
ton, and the movements reported
show the heads of the hostile armies in
startling proximity.
A Port Arthur report says the mill
tnry authorities are causing to be re-
moved from all strategic points the
women and children and all aged and
Enfirm men. so that the necessity of
protecting them will not be added to
the other duties of the troops and in
order that all supplies may be availa-
BILE for the use of the actual COM
batants-
The Russian torpedo boat which
sought refuge in Pigeon bay was sub
iected to n terrific fire from the Japa-
nese cruisers. One shot pierced her
hull. The beat was beached. the leak
was stopped. she was relocated at high
water and returned to Port Arthur.
Advices from ViadivOstok say that
800 Chinese brigands are terrorizing
the district of Ninguta. Their leader,
Yavanten. prOclaims himself invulner-
able to bullets.
\ report from VladivOstOk says that
the warships in the harbOr are the
Rossia. GromOboi and Rurik and the
transport Moskova. Tho port is frozen
hard, and the ice breaker is scarcely
able to clear the channel.
Two Japanese attempted to blow up
a dock at Vladivostok, but did not suc-
coed. They escaped
A Japanese barber at Vladivostok
1eeming himself insulted by Il Rus
sian officer shot him dead and then
dramatically announced that he was
a captain ON the japanese general staff
and was not used to taking insults.
Vice Admiral BezobTaZoff has left
here for Cronstadt to take command
of the second division of the Baltic
feet. Admiral BezObrazof is greatly
beloved by the sailors, many of whom
gathered ut the railroad station to bid
him farewell.
A Tokyo dispatch says that general
elections were held in Japan and were
without disturbance of any kind.
Advices from st. Petersburg say that
General Kuropatkin has returned to st.
Petersburg from his home, where he