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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
FRANCE PREPARING wARsHIPs.
Two Destroyers Going East snd Work on
Cruisers HasteHed

Brest. Feb. 12.-The authorities here have
been officially advised that the torpedo boat de-
stroyers Pistolet and Jave'ine are to be sent 70
the Far East shortly. The cruiser d'Assas has
been ordered to he ready for sea in four days.
CnerbourG Feb. 12-The work Of commission
ing the cruisers AuiraI Aube and DOsaina is
being hastened. and it is believed that the au-
thoritias viii accept the new cruiser KI6ber
without waiting for her trials to he completed.
London Feb 13-CompIete silence has fallen
over the Far East. Not word Of news Is 70
be had mere. except the report given out at the
Jauanesa Legation of the sheIling Of two Jap
anese merchant vessels by four Russian war
ships and the report from Viceroy AlexieT OF
the blowing up of the Russian torpedo trans
port Yenisei.
A dispatch 20 The Daily Mirror from Toxic
says the japanese have blown up a portion Of
the Siberian Railroad. but this is probably only
a repetition Of previous similar reports.
The Daily Mali learns that the japanese viii
bring into use new explosive. which is al
legged to be more powerful than any hitherto
discovered.
y is announced that the Imperial Bank OF
Russia, at st. Petersburg. has raised the rate
Of discount per cent
The Russian government has asked permission
to dock q disabled torpedo boat destroyer az
Suez. bat this request was refused. as the au-
thorities at Port said had surveyed the destroyer
and declared her ft 90 proceed
The Sultan received the Russian Ambassador
to Turkey IN private audience yesterday
The correspondent of The Times at Wei
Hai-Wei in "a dispatch dated February H. saws
the steamer Fu Ping, which is taking Chinese
refugees To Shanghai. has brought the following
account Of the Port Arthur engagement:
The garriscrs Of the Port Arthur fo~ts were
absent from sheir stations. retaliation was
Impossible. Daylight showed two Russian bat
jlesnipS and one cruiser apparently total
wrecks. The Japanese attack was resumed in
the morning. when another baJtleship was dis
hled an6 oeached. The fire from the forts com
PEELED ths Japanese 10 retire. The Russian fleet
appeared to be completely dsmOralized. ard thei-
tOrpcdOvs were useless against the Japanese
The Fu Ping. which was flying the British
flag. moved out. she held a Russian permit
to go The guardship. however. fired three
shells at her. which resulted I'm the vOundiua of
five OF her Chinese crew. Captain Gray. com
manding the Fu Ping. then boarded the guard
ship and obtained permission proceed after
he had signed a promise not 10 divulgc what
had occurred. The Russians said they were
very sorry they had d-ed on his ship.
The Daily Telegraph this morning says the
British Admiralty has sent letters Of warning 20
eH retired naval officers who are eligible FOR
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
RUSSIAN TRANSPORT BLOWN UP
THE TENISEI STRIKES + NINE At PORT ARTHUR
-NINETY-FIT LIVES LOST.
British Steamer Fired On and Three Of C Wouadd Russians De-
Yel-C@a Ont Reserves in Siberia and Kaaa

-Four officers and nne~one killed BY blowing up the
Russian torpedo transport YenEei which gruck Port Arthur
The British Fu Ping while leaving Port Arthur. fred
by the Russians and Of the wounded The Russians
apooged but the Fu Pings commander fled protest British
Commissioner WelaVeL Mr. Cong has been Informed that the
Russian authorizes refused the American Pades
Port Arthur
Two small japanese merchant fired
warshp presumably Of the VedNcHck squadron eff the northern
Of Japan One Of the merchantmen sunk The other escaped
An imperial ase issued ST. Petersburg directing that all
in the Siberian and Kazan districts be called o the coos
japanese in fight off Port Arthur II stated
dispatch from Toxic the japanese naval uache Washington four
killed and ffr>our wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
WARSHlPS SINK STEAMER.
-Four of VladiJOstOk Fleet off the
Japanese Coast.

Washington. Feb. 12.-The japanese Legation
this evening received the following cable dis
patch under date Of Toxic. February II.
Two small japanese merchant ships, the
Zensho and Nakonoura, while on their way 10
Otaru port on the western coast Of TezO ISL
and. from Sakata, port on the northern coast
Of the main island OF Japan, were fred on Feb
ruary II by four Russian men Of war off the
coast Of Aomori Prefecture. The Nakonoura
was sunk, while the Zensho narrowly escaped 70
Fukugama.
The Russian men Of war are sti1 seen off the
western coast Of Yezo Island They sup
posed to be the first class cruisers which have
been shut up at Vladivostok and tried some
time ago TO join the main squadron at Fort
Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
TOGO TELLS OF TICTORF.
Japanese Admirais Report of Fight
Losses Fifty-Eigbt.

Toxic. Feb. t1-vice Admiral Tozo's official
report Of the work Of the japanese feet AT Port
Arthur reached Toxic late This afternoon. Tho
report was written at sea on February To- at A
point not disclosed by the Navy Department.
The report briefly and rrodestly recounts tho
japanese victory. Vice Admiral Togo left the
battle ground not knowing the full extent OF
the damage his torpedces had inflicted. but he
was evidently confident that the Russians had
suffered heavily. A translation Of the report
follows
After the combined fleet left Sasebo on Feb
riary everything went planned. At mid
night, February :. our advance squadron at
tackled The enemy at Port Arthur At the time
the enemy 8 advance squadron was for the most
part outside Of Port Arthur. OF the advance
squadron at least the battleshfp Poltava. ths
protected cruiser ASkOld and two others a2-
peared to have been struck by our torpedoes.
ON February = at noon, our fleet advanced
.n the ofing of Port Arthur Bay. and attacked
the rest OF the enemy's ships about forty m.a-
utes. The result Of the attack is rot ven known.
but il is believed considerable damage was in
iicted ON the enemy. and ] believe thar they
were greatly demOralzed They STOPPED hght-
ing about ! o'clock and appeared 20 retreat into
the herbor.
To this action the damaee 20 our feet was
very slight, and our dghting strength is not IN
the least decreased. The number or killed and
wounded was fifty eight OF these four wera
killed and ffty-f0Ur wounded. \ report Of tha
engagement OF the squadron st CheHlGlDO -
probably been sent 20 YOU already directly by
brunt of the eueuly's fire and after che atta-k
for the most part re joined the main feet. Ths
imperial princes on board the ships are un-
Earmed.
Tho conduct 0C ali our oliiCera during tre
ton was cool not unlike that during the
dila-y Uauosuvres. Since the battle their spirits
have been high. but their conduct was very
calm during the battle
This morning. owing to heavv south wind.
there has been no communication between tie
Ips. and no detailed report has been received
from eacn vessel 50 / report merely the above
facts TOGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
BRITISH VESSEL HIT.
Russians Fire on Steamer and Dc
tain american Vessel.

Che-Foo. Feb. 1.-THE British steamer Fu
Ping when leaving Port Arthur. was fred upon
by Russians. Three Chinese members Of the
crew were wounded. The Russians afterward
apoogized for firing on the vessel The Fu
Ping upon its arrival at ei-Hai-Wei. fled a
protest with the British Commissioner.
The American Consul has reported TO Unitei
States Minister conger that the Russian su-
thorities have refused a. allow the American
steamer PleiaGes 10 leave Port Arthur Ths
Pieiades sailed from Seattle on February . with
a cargo OF -four
The japanese feet has not been seen si1cs
noon Tuesday The injured battIeships Care
witch and Retvizau have heen fOated, Dut ne
cruiser PsTads is still on the beach
10 has been ascertsiped that the japanese
shells did not iuture the forts az Port Arthur n
Tuesdays engagement. Shells directed toward
the disabled hattleships went over them ard en-
tered the town Shells directed at the forts
struck houses on the hill.
The steamer Fu-Ping IS one Of a fleet q ST
vessels owned by the Cjnese Engineering and
Mining Company. Limited British company
OF Shanghai
The steamer Pleiades. which il in command OF
Captain Purrfngton. is a vessel OF 2e32 tons.
owned by the Boston Towboat Company. Of Bos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
ALL QUIET AT HARDIN.
Lack Of WOrkmon Owing to Departure Of
Chinese-Enthusissm Shown.

Harbin, Manchuria, Feb. 12-The announce
ment Of the mobilization Of Russian troops has
been received BY the population Of this town
with enthusiasm. and there is quiet and conf
dence In the power Of Russia, The Japanese
have ieff ~ f,~ w.
In consequence OF the calling out of reserves
and the departure Of the Chinese there IS a
great lack of worlSmen and servants IN the mills
and factories. which has brought about a re-
striCtion Of the output. The price Of prtvisio0-
is RISING daily. The railroad officials have re-
quested assistance in order to send home tho
families Of the Chinese. The authorities have
exhorted the natives to put confidence I'm Rus
sian protection.
Enthusiasm and devotion to duty prevail
among the railroad employees Many women
are Offering To act as nurses. Express traffic
over the railroad has stopped. as has also
steamer traffic TO Dalny Japan and Shanghai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
DESTROYED BY A NINE.
The Ye7aiseis Captain Among the
Ninety-fUe Lost.

St. Petersburg FEB. 13.-A report has been
received from viceroy Alexien. saying that ths
Russian torpedo transport Yenisei has been
blown up as the result OF accidentally striking
a mine at Port Arthur. The Yenisei sank and
Captain Stepanoff. three officers and ninety-ons
men were lost.
The Yenisei was built at the Baltic works
in 1880. She was Of 300 tons displacement.
and could make 16 knots. Her armament con-
sisted OF five 12- FOUNDER and six 3-pOunder quick
firing guns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
4 CALL TO SIBERIANS.
Troops IN the Kazan District Also IN
ActiUe SerJice.

s.. Petersburg. Feb. 12-An imperial ukass
dated February 10 was issued to-day. II COM
mands that all the troops in the military estab-
Eshments in the Siberian military districts bs
placed IN readiness for war. that all the divisions
in TIE Far Eastern vicsroyaIty be brought 70
var strength. and that the army and navy re-
serves in the Siberian and Kazan districts ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
nrcovERs coNscIousNEss.

shortly before o'clock Mr.. Dover announced
,bat the Senator had recovered consciousness
come time before. and had tried several times to
sreak 10 DR.. Osler. but was too weak The doc
tors asked him 10 aid ;hem in the application
OF the oxygen by taking teep breaths- he did
as directed thUs showing that he fully under
stood what was said. II was also announced
that the heart action was better and the tenn
,,erat,,-e had fallen. A little later IL was an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

90. FAMOUS TRAINS TO FLORIDA
l-c.eN. 4, 4 Via. Special" 2Io p AZ FLA A. West
- Ltot o.3 A. NJ Unexceiled service VA
~ = Atantic Coast LlDs llsl Eway.-Acvt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
TALK OF GERMAN AID FOR RUSSIA

London. Feb. 13.-Tke St. Petersburg Gre
sToEdent Of The Daily Telegraph" says he has
unimpeachGble authority 70 declare that in the
event OF Russia being defeated in the Far East
Germany viii make a diversion in her favor
Ike! TO have far-reachins results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
HANNA WAS NEAR DEATH
BUT SOME HOPE REMAINS.
ODDS against ReCOCery-SiRking
Spell FoLJOUed by Rally.

Washington, Feb. Il. l.30 a. m-At midnight
Senator Haunas temperature was 100 A sponge
bath was given 20 him. and in thirty minutes
IL was reduced 20 102 and p fraction. He has
been alseep most OF the night. awsking a in
terrals for a moment and then dropping OF
again. His condition IS practically unchanged.
Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Hanna is pass
ing through the crisis OF his illness and this
afternoon il was feared he was dying but to-
night he rallied strongly. and there is again
some hope that he yet may win the forlorn fight
The odds are much against his recovery. but his
sturdy physique, aided by oxygen and powerful
stimulants. brought him through this afternoon,
when he was sinking rapidly, and possibly may
again. II is a question Of how long the climax
Of the fever VIII last and how many and severe
viii be any further acute attacks, for to-dRy's
spell was severe that another probably would
witness the end.
Al IL O'Clock tonight the doctors issued the
following balletin:
AZ IL o'clock senator Hanna has reacted from the
chill and depression. Temperature. 1OI: pulse, 1sO;
respiration. 81. He il quietly resting.
RIxEY
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