The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
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s(By q Cove n, ~ ar Gomesp ondentt OF the
3ss55 3 .4| London hrpntcle, =,
ahsss f W,sla il,ps
s's among tie osgeh sess
Russian "a lines. as! 81 cool les Be or ~ na lesi
barrack builders, trench diggers, peddleers,
llewers OF wood and Wcrs q
pocket knives. and everything else ~
agina ble.s The Russians know pu "
cannot preYen i, ~ 83ss So
long he E, Is Is n = alanz I
te EasPS
depends on But wing got, cie az
away, he likes to be rid Of pigtall ana az
dirty garb and become once more a. clealll
sra{ the ,at none
house used BY both ma ionnlities nobody
keeps count or not A. anna man y
/ IS 6 curious work getting on the trac of
these men from anchuria, and tinding
out anything about ! hem az n
55558f IT Is no secret that iia wkers go from
Village to village in NJ nc hurla selling
but tons and tapes and do g ther& la rm-
less necessary business even q IN 1 regions
by the Chunchuses the red beard
Join THE bandits raiding towns. stealing
whole herds Of cattle, cutting telegraph
wires, and tearing up ra Ills ~ batite tine
And nr Knewh
the bandits can either ma Ike terms and rIi
share the loot with the Cossacks, or re-,
sumo the role of peace fnl Pea SAINTS ana no
appear in the fields e. ~;
The ipeasantry do no t.. "a a uule.Spetraay
them for several reasons Z First, from, the
fear Of yengeance;8 secondly because me
follow ne s5y5s ga noor
Gas a matter:of policy &; and fina lly,7 be-
cause the Cossacks themselves are swnrse
brigands than the Hunghutze,, Soldiers
ieaying piss nfuentai people carefully
sof the japanese who have been In Mani
8churiaS In Chinese guise. some tnd their.
some Via Corea, and some Bby steamer
dozen a steamers leaving ~ swehwang since liz |!
"a rme ly ana SO 81, OIL ali anxious to get
away from the war, wi th4 IT'S dangers ,ana
troubles and 9ii It's stoppa ges q W bpsine ss,
Out Of the Is, 900 perha ps there mig ut pc
and I merely guess. - really know Of
only one,
& He belonged to Osak ana had been
carpenter, coal dealer, bankrupt, ral lVay
clerk. school teacher. !, steward on q
n for any fault of his own, nd then he
became a tourists guide for Eu ropea ans
and Americans doing the 81 gi1tsa OF y a pan
I II 9 was In the China pan war OF 1854
From 1905 his movements must remain ms
own secret up to the boxer tlme. !, W w. 2
he was again in "a certain ma IT OF China
which Is the current ] pa nese. torHul la TOR
saying Don't ask too much,
r Il Since 1900 this man had been in yarlous
parts Of Manchurla, Sometimes ne Went
of nj ignaH 4tIf
natives to pass as one OF them once
he kept medium low class be Thopse for
Russian soldiers TAT a. certa In town."
Then he was NlRnchu q pectan I sub
Sprefect. Meantime he belonged To- The
great army nempl1Sysa peebS "
Vas a Japanese barber, then a Chinese
horse dealer In sma i way. ira Yelling In
remote country districts look Ing for har-
gains. He added, laug hing. CT had no
horses, no Gus toners me yer, bou INT or
sold an animal rs al ked f(Well kno4'lngl,
hen w did you do ~, 7, lie 4, answered.
Erss asp traly q We both lsushsa At fths
irony Of Il b u 5s8s
i Well, he said / here we re y HIN sf W ich
could not ba d!yulg sec, I Of course but there
was no harm IN say Ing "a few Il hlngs Will h
were already open for al the sworld ia see
for tlemse YES. sss II ON m a NY more .Japa
esa had done the same a w ~ N
turally that could met I, Pc
Of ti,ree men Inst hs Worl d knew q
fobyious Ia anyone that there mi ght we'll
I'D ATTY. or 100 or any n UNI her "A nd tina
they could pc netrate eyaryW he REL for ~
e the Russians Wish To- build y house, q