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LONGtLINEs' OF TRENCHES
.CosSACK: HoRSESIEN ACTIVE.

!. ST. .PEIERSBURG, .Noy. IA dis
patch from .1GefferaI huroPaIkin. un-
der. cut trent date, >aEnoU1ces. that no
engagefneqts. were reported last night
:. = General Sakhs'roff, .telegraPhing yes.
.terday.* reported that "Eeconnai aissapces
were made on: October. 80: on the Rus.
sian left flank IN. a. southwesterly. d.
rfctiori to a. chain Of mountains .south.
~of the village: of 'Sanzytsy, where
volunteer. sharnsfooteFs and half. a
squadron of .CQssacks. drove q ;conpany
of Japanese. Infantry and a squadron
eft GaYaIry out of the. n9ourtaJn range.
The: Russians advanced. three miles
southwest. =: ..'
The SAME. day Russian. cavalry made
a strong .reconna isSan nee on the left
bark Of the: Hun. River. toward the
fortified village of Futeyandua dzy
The Japanese. were driven out and the
RuSsiaRS :oScuE5ed the village. = The,
Japanese retired: TO a fortified position
Il mile and q half s0uthward and OPEN
eu q. cTossfre on two Russian pdt+er-
les: A squadron of. Cossacls attacked
"a. ia paneser battery and. the Russian
scouts advanced, but: Meeting with
sarrh works. and wire !entanglements:
they retired = The. Cossacks. lost forty
RI 1en: killed and: wounded: General Sax
-t;arOf SAYS: :: =.
The cavalry. retired after having
ascertained the: enemy's numbers and
position
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KiilAsULBARs STUDIES WAR PLzNs.

. ST. .PETERSBCRG. Nov. '1-Gen-
era. Kaulbars. who IS. to succeed. Ger
eraI Kuropatkin in. command Of the
first. army, has arrived here. He
passed THE entire day closeted with
the. general staff and with General
AIexiefF director Of the bureau. of op-
erations, studying the details Of. the
cafnpafgn in the light. Of secret dis
patches and: the. War oftlce arEhfves.
stately. officer with, a.bronzed face.
set off by q: white rrustacf1e.. His
sixty; years sit Lightly upon his wig
ofels. frame He. is considered 20 ne
a man Of great energy and resource
and was .co1nmander Of the corps dur
ing the suppression Of the Boxer re-
beIIion in china, but!.lne did not play
a conspicuous part, .tfe lions share
of the fighting falling. to General. Line
witch General Ka1Ibars is Command
er in Chief: KuFoR oRatkin's personal se.-
lection. - 80 -,
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OFFERS TO: Sill CIYII... =, =
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Action Of Charles jackson: who Crit
ci1ed Philippine 4sffairss Results :.
in Fraud Order 3, 80.

s. y WAsaEN GrQN X or.. 1:.-P ostrsss-
ter General. Kyynue.c AZ the. direction
OF. Pres dent RooseEelty took. to-. the
C.aPiaet meeting to-day all the pa
pers and correspondence. bearing -uPen
The: fraud order issued against C ChaTIes
II, jackson. alias MEtc4Ielll the author
OF a.bOok enrltled How w. Run the
Clvil. Service IN Our Colonial >Posses-
sious-.:. In the. book the -nanagenent
Of aTsirs: in the Philippines was scri1-.
5cized- -:-.--: =. .-,.i--...-- =; -: l.. =.
The fraud. order was issued, becaGss
Jackson atyertised that the PbIlip-
pine civil service was IN need of.clerlcs
ard stenogrsp hers. who would. be. paid
Il Is said. that he had a book. which
contained the civil. service .exznnfr a.
ttons-- He .o-ered the. book for sale
a. = 3 cents =. co-v-.- - -...r~ =. =. =
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Night Attacks Upon
..0utposts Are
Frequent.

HANCHEPU, Nov. 1.-The trenches
Of the opposing armies are so close
that there are many small collisions,
especially during, the night. The Jap
anese on October 80 and 81 heavily
caanonaded the Russian right and CEN
ter, but the attack did not develop into
the expected advance. The Russians
shelled a village opposite their right
flank on October 81 An immense VOL
ufne of smoke was seen, followed. by
the sound Of a heavy explosion, and il
is supposed that one of the Russian
shells exploded magazine or 'ammu-
milton train inside the Japanese lines.
A Chinese who has just arrived from
Yinkow, reports that a japanese trans
port landed 1000 men there on October
%; and that another supply-ship had
brought in great Quantities of rice and
stores A third transport was outside
the harbor when the Chinese left
Captain Skidonenko. was killed on Oc-
tober IS: He. had. just finished a recon
naissance OF the japanese lines and en-
tered his hut. in the village of Dalyan-
tan TO write his report, when q Japan
csc shell came. in at the window and
mortaIIy :wo unded: the. captain and
killed or wounded a number Of his men.
MUKDEN. Nov. 1.-THE situation. is
rather pQzzling. Neither side .appar-
emily: is willing TO assume a genuine
offensive, although the. japanese are
showing. the. greater activity. They
themselves are fortifying :themselFes,
as though they intended to winter in
their present positions. -.
Two ISIissian. cavalry detachments on
Friday :aj ght Carried out a. reconnais-
'sance along both. sides of the Hun
River, in the direction of .NachanSuh
and Sandiapu. and on Saturday night
some volunteers accommodated the Jap.
anese trenches. in front of Lone Tree
HILL. Firing from. three signal posts
created great excitement in the. Japan
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KURoPATkIN MAY FAIL BACK.
Unwilling. to Risk, Battle IT, He Finds
=. Himself Outninlbered..

= ST: PETERSBURG. Nov. =. ~>.2:15
a: n1.-The strategists. at the War Of
zee are generally inclined to believe
that the expected. great battle. below
Mukien. may be deferred and possibly
may not occur this. year. though the:
Japanese. may make a desperate eft
fort to flank. General kuropatkir. and
compel him to surrender Mukden. II
General Kuropatkin is. convinced that
the Japanese are now numerically SUI
perior he. may. decide to. draw. OF, as
it. would obviously be unproftable TO
risk a general .engagement until the
vast armies TO be placed: under. his
'cejfirnasa nd: can reach 8Ianchuria-
WHATEVER happens; however. IT is
not likely that. the. Japanese can take
KuropatSin unawares. Repeated re-
connaissances beyoid the Japanese
lines betray the strength and purposes
of Field Marshal Oyama's movements.
IF the Japanese really intend. to add
vance: 1t is: likely they. will do so i'm
mediateIy sind not await the: arrival
of the: eight Russian. corps, the first
echeIon of which is already at: Muk-
den. - -. - :
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PUBLIC NOT REAsSUREiD...

Although it contained. nothing that
had not been published in the United
states some hours earlier, in press dis.
patches from ST. Petersburg and Lon.
don. it served TO inform the people here
of the exact situation. TIE general
public, however. went 10. bed tonight
firm in the conviction that. il: would
wake uD TO hear that Admiral ROJest=
vensky was at the bottom or the sea
T0-day's furor would have been Iudi-
crous except for the striking instance
ii his offered in the willingness of the
British public TO believe that any de-
TeIopment. is possible after the North
Sea affair, and by the enthusiasm
caused by. GibraItar's warlike news
The Foreign Office has been intensely
irritated at the construction placed
upon. what il declares to have been
mere fleet and garrison. exercises The
press Is authorized to state that no
orders have been given the huge feet
now concentrated at Gibraltar TO make
any preparation in connection with the
departure Of Admiral Rojestvensky' >
squadron
1t is learned that King Edward has
privately expressed keen diSpleasure at
the tone adopted by certain section
of the London press toward the agree
nenf TO submit the North Sea case to
an international commission
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Fafis TO Heed Warning shot.

GEFLE, Sweden. Nov 1.-The cap
tain and crew of the Swedish vessel
AIdebaran (Which arrived here on -Oc-
tober % and reported having been
fred at by a cruiser of the Russian
second Pacific squadron on. October. 81
in the Shagerrack) we're examined un-
der oath to-day. The captain said he
did hot regard the first shot fired BY
the. Russian squadron as a summons
to stop and he failed to make the
prescribed signal. simply ordering the
hosting of the. Swedish flag.
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Gambling Statute. =.

: CHICAGO: .Nov. T-Bringing suit,
for 81, 81 ,0o0 agairst. twenty-sev1en
prominent. ~Boart of. Trade brokers.
Charles E. ~EFbZt ss trustae.for Henry
B.. Smith; Is seeking TO recover l0sses
alleged To- have .be.en incurred IN
Board OF. Trade" sbecElations. :TzeeEl-
fy-nine suits. W ere fled in the Superior
and Circuit --coi ilrts~- te1day :*Sot tfiat
=: The suits are Brought. under: the
sta tn tes,- VIII h: provide. that any: cfti-
zen may bring suit Tor losses sIiseained
in gambIipg transactions. for. :. three
times: the amount of the money lost:
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-: - -: - -: = :; 3
made in that direction: = a. sit1ffar
treaty. With SW.ftzerfa.nd s.WiIF come
next according % t33e. Fressnr plan,
1and:it. is. probable that "a :WhoIe set OF
arbitration; treat. .es::F-1ll be. peg0tfated;
New Xork speech. :. :: -: ;.
PARIS. Nov. 1.-The. news of the
signing or the. arQTtz7a tS0EI' treaty. be-
tween -E,rznice aud the. United States in
AN-ash htt1grOn To-day is received here
with. the. teatIflest expressions. Of ap-
proTal- partica!l !laEly: -iIi 'GQverpmeIts
circles: here the. treaty is regarded
not orlgy+as~ z, strong. bQpd: between. the
fHtO republics. but also as an important I
'sxtensfoR= Of Foreign Minister Del
case s. series. of peace treaties
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sToEssEL FAR FROM BEATEN,
Arrival From Port Arthur Says Gar.
:. rTson XyiII Hold Out Long.

:. ST. PETERSBURG.' Nov IA
docKyatd man who. has just returned
from PORT. Arthur. whence he escaped
in a junk to 'Chefu a: month ago. said
to-day. that when. he left. Port Arthur
the fortress was provided with an
abundance of ammunition: and food.
Up Ito the day. of. his departure he
said. he had not missed q single meal:
General StceSseI ard the garrison
were con1dent of their ability to hold
out for. mary months He denied that
any of the. Russian 'warshfps in the
harbor had been seriously damaged
by the japanese. she'll fire up to the
.tirne he LETT.
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. Was 9IoSFTQAs :NQE.c I-secreitssry
HAY and En- aasssdor J J1sserapd:. 70
dsy sIgnec. q. treaty .,pr4viding FOR. the
ssttl.etlaent oy ar3 3trtariol OF. ans. ps}s-
sible disputes: betfreen. The. ..II ritei
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lines sof the Anglo F'rsnr.h.. arbitration
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IT'S The. opiEt3Tl. 3of the of1cials here
t1sr -tais contention does: not in any
way threaten The. Pre+ous inance. IN this
hemisphere of the. 9lonr9e. doctrine. i" T.. .
The treaty is. 10: be. followed very
s9ou by one between .Anlsrica and
Irsi5Es and there. is reason 70 BE- 5eEe
.tnsr some progress has already been
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PRESIDENT SENDS FLOWERS
TO THE JAPANESE MINISTER

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-Japanese
Minister Takahira has passed the most
comfortable day since the operation
for appendicitis was performed upon
him.
Early IN the Afternoon a large bunch
or white and yellow chrysanthemHms
vas received Al the hotel. 'the gift Of
President ana Mrs Roosevelt with an
earliest expression OF their hope for
the Minister'S recovery.
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POPE SUFFERING FROM : -.
ATTACK OF. RHEUMATISM

ROME, Nov. IL Pope Plus who
has been slightly indisposed for the
past TWO days. was to-day visited by
Dr. Lzpponi.- who found that he was
sLcering from an attack OF g6ut and
rheumatic pains IN. the legs. the latter
ceused. by sudden: changes IN the
weather. Dr. Lapponi advised com
plete rest and the Pope reluctantly
consented 70 the cancellation OF: All
audiences that he had hxed for the.
next tT-o- DAYS.
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PREMIER. BALFoUR Ill -.
:.. AND KEPT FROM WORK
Ordered by His Doctor TO Remain in
His Room for a. -:
-. Few. DavS. "a

I: LONDON. Nov. LIT was an
s.sounced tonight that Premier Bal
four is slightly .fRdisposed. and will. aS
=: Precautionasry measure. be confined
70 the. house for a few days. The fol-
l0sE1ng bulletin was issued: fortnight;
The Premier Is. suffering from an
irritation Of small vein. BY. his doc
tors orders he. will remain in his
roofss the next few 1ays.'s.'
This is understood to mean that Bal
four IS troubled with. a varieose- Hein,
an affection. 10 which the -Baifour fam
ily is subject.
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NIGHT. ATTACK REFUSED.
Japanese Hold SIavs Back in Combat
:. by Moonlight

GENERAL .KUROKI'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Monday. Oct. 51.-Ths
Russians took advantage of the bright
moonlight last night to cannonade the
japanese from positions on. the left
wing Of the Central army, bur we're
repuIsed after an action whicn lasted
several. flosIrs, during which both the
infantry and. artillery fire was brisk
and continuous until daylight The
japanese to-day for. the. first time re-
piled to the Russian bombardment,
which has been frequent for several
days past.
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rurker.s Peculiar Ambition.

ROME. Not. Turkey. taking ad-
vantage OF the severance of relations
between the Vatican and France, has
initiated negotiations for the establish
ment of an Ottoman legation ac-
credited to the Holy See
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MINNEsoT4 EDITOR. :PUTs
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Colonel A. NJ Flagg OF Duluth. in iii.
Health for Months. DreWns.
Himself:

DULUTH. Mimi, Nov. :1.-CoIofleI
A NJ: F1agg.. who until a few weeks
ago was editor of the. Duluth News:
Tribune. committed Suicide this after
noon. BY drowning. Colonel Fiagg,
who had bsen in ilL-health for some
months, recently took a vacation and
vent 70 his. old home in Rockford,
III He returned shortly. but was TN
able 10 resume. his work.
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United states SENDS .warships.

SOUTHAMPTON. England. Nov. 1.
The United States cruisers Des Moines
and Cleveland sailed. to-day to join
the flagship Olympia. Tomorrow
they win all proceed to Gibraltar
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plosions that shook the whole noun
tain; .Iher an. drnnense black. column
rose and gradually spread. falling In
the form. of. ashes. over. the surround
ing @@coUrstry :yfi1hi1 aradius OF twenty
HEe miles: he. disturba NEE lasted but
a short time -: -.
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Calls Correspondent
Views Martial
Scene.
BY FRANCIS McCUIAoGH..

Special. Cable 70 The Call and: New YORK
Herald Copyright, 1904. by the. New YORK
Herald Publishing Company e.
j.. MUKDEN CMonday), Oct. ST. have
travelled for forty miles along the Rus
sian front. 1t is a stupendous martial
spectacle The. country around is bare;
the crops trampled in and destroyed.
I saw only one village where any. Chi
nese. were living: although Il passed
through forty towns. lately populous.
The Villagers have fled, not because of
Russian cruelty, but. because. Of bullets
and shraQnel-.. The. soldiers are using
the furniture and. rafters :of deserted
houses and telling trees for fuel. L met
only a score of Chinese, mostly ped
dIers- Theon woman saw was an
old .one, searching among the. ruins Of
her. home. -
f. Figures. resembling. Chinese: dot the
field These. are Russian. soldiers In
Chinese winter. dress. :, ..
+ .EYery3vhere deserted villages, barren
fields, fnuit ititudes' of. starving dogs; and
great ffQcks of cows! The whole .cOLIn-
try is burrowed by trenches and artil-'
.Iery posiriQns. Some are occupied and.
many abandoned. In some places the.
grQund'.is strewn with the fragments Of
sheFis:-: Blood stained boots cut from
Wounded+ legs: and pieces OF cloth are
thefe; TOO, and J.: japanese knapsackss
The mud. walls. Of 'the villages are
pierced by. IoophoIes.' The soldiers at
the. trent are living. SnUgIy in, under
ground +bonboToofs..: Russian; graves.
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EXPLOSIONS
ON MOUNT VESUyIUS
Cone TumbIes Into the Crater and
a Huge Black Cloud of Ashes
Issues Forth.

NAPLES. Nov. THE cone on the
crater of Mount vesuvius. which form
ed during the late eruption. fell into
the crater to-day with a tremendous
rear There Immediately followed ex-
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TO Command The Independence.

!. WASHINGTON; Nov. .1.-Captain
w. 7. Burwell has. been assigned to
the coTfiniand OF. the Independence. At
the navy yard ae Mare Island.
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McCULLOGHR RIDES OVER
THE SHAKHE BATTLEFIELD
SAYS THE FIGHTING is CONTINUOUS
Nogii's Assault Upon!
Port Arthur Com
tinueS.

CHEFC, Nov. The meager addi-
tionaI details reaching Chefu concern
ing the general assault on Port Arthur
show that on the night of October IS
the Japanese, who, on October 26, had
daringly entrenched themselves on the
slope OF R:hIung Mountains forced theiE
way farther and drove the Russians
from their. last trench before that fer
tification. The RUSSIANS retreated from
their trenches. TO the other side of. the
mountain.
1t is. alleged that the Japanese might
have entered the fQrtification, but that
they refra.ined' from doing so, as it
would obviously. be impossible for them
to hold the position in the face ef the
fire which would be directed against
them from other forts. 1t seems to be
the intention Of the Japanese to enter
several Cooperating forts .slmultane.
ousIy or not at all. The Japanese have
found it impossible TO remain ip. any
solitary fertilization while the other
big. forts were able to concentrate "a
fire upon them.
The japanese also have advanced
somewhat closer to. Itz Mountain, hav-
ing occupied "a. position above the ere
nation works
On the night of October go the Jap
anese flag was seen flying over two
new. positions. the names. of which are
not known. tG the informant of the COR
fE1r1
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cassing the terms with. reference to the
international commission. which will
be intfusted with the proposed in-
uIIirE -. = - -
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Observation-Disclosures.

: The JAPANESE. occupy Hunlinpu, near
<Shakhe:. station. and their line. runs
.WestvarCi. TO: Sandepu, near. the. Hun
River, north:to :Shakhe village. on this
line. the ia panese have one division. and
a: half; being stronger. than their :oppo-
nenrs- On. the railway near :ShaIopu
the ;-Janahese: have: one division and
four batteries: = -.
:, Another: battle. is expected here alQng
the railway and lighting is eontipuous.
=. The ,Jananese occupy the south end
Of. the .FiIage of 1inchepu. just west of
Shahopd.. The Russians occupy the
north end: Food cannot. be brought to
either party; except by night, There. is
a continual. taking and .retaking of .vil-
lages: near the railway, the. shifting OF
batteries resembling movements on a
chess board. ~: :. ;.- . .' !:
The officers tell lawful storias:.of. the
fighting ,d1zffng the middle of. October
One regiment Jest 1000 men and all Its
officers: The bravery. of. the Japanese
is acknowledged ;'.'.'
. LONGIIINEs' OF TRENCHES :
Ten .Sersts-.east of .shahopu lis a high
hill rising on the. south: bank Of the
river. named Noorgord Hili. from the
regimene which retcok n "A stFiking
sight; from this milf can. he.seen OF both.
armies :. pushing forward elaborate
treRches: as If approachipg a: fortress. .
=. The Russians- .nightfy advance. NOR
tarS. 70 batter .tha japanese fntrench-
nents.. which with .dfcfiuIty are: di$tin:
guished from the former Russian.
trenches. Many: shells from ,Jatansse
batteries are of Russian make and: evil
deltly.< fired from captured guns. .
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