Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-06-16
GREAT FORCES BEING RUSHED
TO THE EAST.
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF CAR
Two Internal Machines Found in OPP
Grafton in the Palace of the Rus
sian Emperor - Communication
Being Had With Port Arthur by
Means of Wireless TeIeeraphy.

st. petersburg, June 1l.-General
Kuropatkin's reinfcrcements are being
pushed eastward. The first division,
/ 10000 men of the tenth army corps,
has crossed the Ural mountains and fol-
/ lowing them is continuous stream of
/ troop trains, the last men of the tenth
and seventeenth corps are scheduled
to reach Liaoyang August 81. The in
fantry will cross Lake Baikal in ferry
boats and the cavalry will ride around
/ the circular track.
/ The mobilization of the first army
corps is being hurried. Two regiments
of the twenty-second division are at
at Pskoff, OH miles southwest of St.
/ Petersburg), where the reserve men
will join. The two divisions expect
/ to start for the front June %.
/ The Novoe Vremia has received a
message from the officers of the Rus
sian batrleship Peresviet at Port Ar
thur, reporting "all we'll" 1t was sent
to Liaoyang June 9. The Port Arthur
date is not specified The communica-
ton may have been brought to Lao
yang by Chinese junk
Talking With Port Arthur.
/ London, June 1.-THE Mails Che
foo CORES pondent soys:
/ Tho Japanese consul has discovered
that wireless telegraph apparatus is
attached in night time to the Russian
copSDIor HooctoH bora opd tho oopc,,
late is in communication with Port Ar
thur"
kuropatkin's Report.
St. Petersburg, June 11.-General
Kuropatkin reports to the emperor
that no lives were lost in the Japan
csc bombardment of the coast between
Senyuchen and Kaipin June s. June
s, he says, the Japanese advanced
against Siuyen on the south side, "but
were checked by very successful
fire from our batteries" The Japan
csc infantry then advanced against
the town from the east and came in
contact with cossacks holding the
pass. After two hours of fighting the
cossacks were Obliged to retire and
our artillery opened fire along the pass,
not allowing the Japanese to establish
themselves. At this moment the Jap
anese mountain battery arrived and
took position to the south, but after
firing a few rounds was silenced by
our battery. A second Japanese bat
terry did not succeed in getting into
action but was compelled to evacuate
its position under the fire of our guns
I'm the course of the fight fianking
movement by several battalions of Jap
anese infantry was observed northeast
of Siuyen threatening our line of re-
treat. Consequently our cossacks grad
ually withdrew five miles from Siuyen,
keeping up their fire from a battery
on dense column of the enemy at a
range of 500 yards. The fire slackened
at about in the afternoon. Among
our losses were Cheremissineff, chief
of cossacks, Col Komarovski and
] Lieut. Colonel Possokhnff."
/ Reporting on the Saimatze affair of
June I, General Kuropatkin says that
the Russian outpost being attacked,
achievements were sent up. About
the same time Japanese reinforce
ments appeared and the commander of
the Russian detachment ordered a re-
treat towards Fenchulin pass. The
Russian wounded included Captain
Makharoff and Lieut. Ronjitski About
100 men we're killed or wounded. The
enemy suffered severely.
Cars Life Attempted.
LONDON, June 1.-The Mail asserts
/ that two Internal machines were found
the night Of June 7. concealed in Tsars-
kOye 5elo palace. where the car is
nov residing The mechanism in each
/ was working when discovered. The
strictsst secrecy is observed and this
f statement. says the Mail, although
f true IN every detail, Is sure TO be cate
/ goricslIy denied"
I 4ssgsssira 20 Vlsdivostok.
/ Se0aI. CoTez. June 1.-THE Rus
sian Demonstration in northeastern
/ Cores IN the province OF Hamheung
seems nearly ended, all the Cossacks
having retired north OF that province.
/ Il IL thonsht the Russians are prob
/ ably making gradual retreat to
Viadivostok, gathering provisions en-
route
Japs Take siuyen.
st. Petersburg. June 1.-THE Jap
anese have taken Siuyen, driving out
/ the Russians. The enemy appears
TO be advancing on Haicheng.