davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-11

Londyn, 11go marca. = Wczo-
raj w powaznej izbie lordow, "a
szed} niezwykly wypadek. Przed
niejakim czasem premier Balfour,
omawiajac pewne wyrazenia sic
lorda Roseberry, uzy} wyrazu o.
szczerstwo". Wczoraj lord Rose
berry zapytai sic premiera, co go
spowodowalo do uzycia takiego
wyrazu. Balfour usprawiedliwial
sic, re uczyna to W goraczce do
wodzenia re sadzil, IL wyraz to
usprawiedliwiony. Ma to odrzekl
lord Roseberry, re usprawiedli-
wienie uwaza "a niedostateczne,
re czfoIwiek, ktory w izbie lor-
dow ME umie sic powstrzymac
od uzycia niestosownych wyra-
zow, ME jest zdolnym do piasto-
wanna swego urzedu. Nastqpilo
klopotliwe dlugie milczenie, po-
czem Earl Spencer oSwiadczyl, il
lego zdaniem lord Roseberry 20
stall skrzywdzony, Lord Roseber-
ry wniosl, by izba sic odroczy}a
- rzecz niemal nieslychana w IL
bic lord6w, = ale ME obstawal
przy zadaniu ME przysz}o do te-
go.
Budapest, IIgo marca. - w
wegierskiej izbie poslow niespo-
dzianke wywola} czlonek partyi
kossuthowskiej, Koloman Thuly,
gdy powstawszy ma poczatku Sc
syi, wystapil z proSba do obstruk-
cyonist6w, azeby ME oponowali
wiecej newell rekrutujacej wy
rzekli sic obstrukcyi. PoSrod en-
tuzyastycznych okrzykow zakoh-
czy}a sic walka kilkomiesieczna
wywolana przez obstrukcyoni-
stow przyjecie novel; jest zape-
wnione.
Petersburg, 11go marca. =
Specyalna depesza do "Wiedomo-
ST" przedstawia znowu polozenie
ma Balkanie w czarnych barwach.
correspondent utrzymuje, ze zer-
wanie stosunkow pomiedzy Bul-
garya Turcya moze nastaplc
k Z d e j chwili. Powiada,
ze sultan, ulegajqc intrygom Yil-
diz Kiosiku, w ostatniej minucie
odm6wil swego podpisu ma ukiad
przed1ozony przez ,Bulgarya.
Berlin, 1Igo marca. = Polskie
gazety ostrzegaja pred szajka
handlarzy dziewczat, ktora OBJ
jezdza rome miasta z polecenia
jakiegos amerykahskiego konsor-
cyum, by nak}aniac mlode dziew-
czeta do wyjazdh do Ameryki
pod pozorem, ze da i'm doskona}y
zarobek ma wystawie w St. Louis.
Washington, 11go marca. =
Nadeszla tn urzedowa kopia roz-
strzygniecia sadu polubownego
haskiego w kwestyi wenezuel-
skiej. Koszta udzia}u Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych w trybunale wynosza
$500, ale znacznie wiecej, jesz-
cze bedzie kosztowal w}asny ad-
wokat. = Venezuela razem ma
zaplacic 100000, z kt6rych po-
Iowa zapfacona zostanie mocar-
stwom zjednoczonym. Dopoki tie
ME otrzymaja swej naleznosci,
stany zjednoczone inne pan
silva mic ME dostana. MIN Stany
Zjednoczone otrzymaja swa male
znost, uplynie przynajmniej 10
lat.
Salt Lake City, Utah, 11go mar
ca. = Patryotyczne stowarzysze-
ME japohskie Fokugikai zazadalo
cd Japohczyk6w w Utah, by ma
koszta wojenne .z}ozyli $4,000.
w Nevada, Wyoming, Montana
Colorado stowarzyszenie japoh-
skie postapiIo w spos6b podobny.
R. D. Haszimoto, wybitny Japon-
czyk, powiada, ze W samem San
Francisco zebrano ma ten eel
$28o,ooo.
New York, IIgo marca. - Pc
wien tutejszy importer radium o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-11
kronika MiejscoWa'
PRAWYBORY REPUBLI-
KANSKIE.
Wczorajsze konwencye deulokra-
tow.
Stanley Kunz non1inowany przez
aklamacye.

Stanley kunZ norrnnoWany przeZ
aklamacye.
DIS odbywaja sic prawybory
wardowe, republikahskie. Pogo
da republikanom ME sprzyja. Mad
ranem padal snieg, wiatr polno-
enc zachodni zmienil okolo poiu-
dnia kierunek.
Podczas srodowych prawybo-
row demokratycznych, pomimo
awantur, wywoiywanych przez
pacholk6w Kunza, otrzymal Sim
ger 286 glosow, Czarnecki o27, a
Kunz 1888 gsosow. Wiekszosc
Kunza mad dwoma przeciwnikami
wynosiia przeto ME wiele wiecej,
niz $50 giosow, pomimo to zale-
dwie czterech delegatow Czarne-
ckiego mialo prawo zasiadac w
konwencyi 16 wardy. Rzecz pro-
sta, delegaci prawdziwie obywa-
telscy zrzekli'sie watpliwej "przy-
jemnosci" przekonywania kunzo-
wskich "maszynistow" o koniecz-
nosci nominowania Czarneckiego,
ME poszli przeto ma konwencye,
azeby tam ME macic przykiadnej
zgody kunzowskich pacho}kow.
w tych warunkach nominowano
Stanleya K!unz kandydatem ma al
dermana Przez aklamacye.
Rezultat uchwai wczorajszych
demokratycznych konwencyj byl
nastepujacy:
warda .*John J. Couglin
warda .konwencya odroczona
3 warda ..konwencya odroczona
4 warda ......... John Rickert
S warda =. James ]. Mccormick
6 warda ..konwencya odroczona
7 warda .konwencya odroczona
8 warda .......... James Kirby
9 warda ... 80. Henry L. Flick
10 warda 80. Rudolph Hurt
II warda 80. Peter L. Hoffman
II warda Nv. E. Cerveny
I3 warda konwencya odroczona
do Is marca.
ID warda .*William T. Maypole
IS warda ..... Jacob c. Lebosky
16 warda STANLEY H. Kunz
II warda ... .*William E. Dever
18 warda .*Michael c. Conlon
10 warda ......... Fred D. Ryan
20 warda *Nicholas R. Finn
21 warda 80. George H. Sheahan
22 warda I'M. D. Dougherty
23 warda .*E. F. Hermann
"a warda ......... Jacob Ewald
Is warda .konwencya odroczona
26 warda konwencya odroczona
do ID marca.
27 warda ......A. w. Schwane
28 warda konwencya odroczona
do ID marca.
20 warda ......*Thomas Carey
30 warda .*John J. Bradley
81 warda ....*P. J. O'Connell
32 warda konwencya odroczona
do II marca.
q warda -. Charles w. Novak
"a warda ........ John J. Phelan
s. warda konwencya odroczona
do IS marca.
Gwiazdka oznacza wybor po-
nowny.
Many powod przypuszczac, ze
zwolennicy Czarneckiego, ludzie
przewaznie mlodzi, jake politycy
zbyt goracy i niewytrawni, mieli
sposobnosc przekonac sic, re poll
tyka - to ME klajster. Lamiast
deklamowac, trzeba argumenta-
wac; zamiast szydzic, przekony-
wac; zamiast blagowac, praco-
wac. Menerzy reformatorow spu-
szczali sic dotychczas ma raporta
pochlebcow, ma dogadywania obo-
ietnych i lekcewazyli zdania oby-
wateli, ulegajacych wpfywom "a
usznikow przeciwnika, ktory jako
politykier, umial korzystac z ka-
zdego bledu Czarneckiego i jego
zbyt gorliwych protektorow -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-11
Rok XIV.

w y b or Q W kt6rej zale-
zy ma tenn, azeby Kunz prze-
stall raz kompromitowae Io warde
| W oczach calego miasta Chicago,
azeby Polacy mieli swoimi pred
stawicielami W zarzadzie miej-
skim takich ludzi, jak Smulski /
Tozwiakowski,a ME darmozjadow,
mic ME robiacych, odzywiajacych
sic tylko przy miejskim korycie.
Many jeszcze cztery tygodnie
| czasu do skoncentrowania sic do
sprawienia Kunzowi szmigusu w
trzecie swieto Wielkanocy.
o lie sic zdaje, republikanie w
16 wardzie ne zamierzaja nomino-
wac zadnego kandydata.
Dzien krytyczny ola zbojcow.
w sadzie kryuninalnym wypo-
wiedzial wczoraj prokurator Oh
son swietna move, W ktorej wy
lozyl szczegosowo, do jakich re-
zultatow doprowadkilo dotych-
czasowe postepowanie sadowe w
sprawie Mauksa, Niedermeiera /
Van Dyne'a. Zeznania swiadkow
wypadly ma ich niekorzyse, twier-
dzenia obroncow, re oskarzeni So
choryrni, ME maja podstawy, pod
sadni przyznali sic do why, ktors
przez swiadkow zostala udowo-
dniona. Nova prokuratora musia-
Ia ma przysieg}ych wywrzec wra-
zenie, zrozumial to samo Marks,
kt6ry wracajac do cell wiezien-
nej, napadl ma Niedermeiera !
chcial go udusic. Dzis sedzia u
dzieli przysieglym odpowiednie
instruikcye zlozy W ich rece losy
trzech morderc6w. Trudno przy-
puscic, azeby miaza ich minae
szubienica.
Sprawy robotnikow. y
William Spencer, wiceprezy-
dent american Federation of La
Dor" rownoczesnie organization
chicagoskiego stowarzyszeHla
plumbiarzy, wniesie ma narodo-
wei konwencyi W Denver, azeby
tutejszej Chicago Federation OF
Labor" odjeto Charter. Zarzad
tutejszej Federacyi uznaf delega-
tami przedstawiciei niezaleznej
uni "Steam Filters, rownocze-
snie odmowii delegation stowa-
rzyszenia plumbiarzy prawa gso-
Su.
Stowarzyszenie odzwiernych !
czyscicieli okien wystapiio z pre-
tensya do wlascicieli bizneso-
wych gmachow, re dniem 1890
marca czionkowie stowarzyszenia
chca pracowac tylko po 9 godzin
dzienne, a pobierac niesiecznie
po $5a.5o. Dotychczas pracuja pol
godziny dluzej, pobieraja $3.50
miesiecznie mniej.
We fabryce pi6ropuszow do
scierania kurzu skonczyl sic
strajk przegrana unionistow. Po-
wracaja do piracy ma dawnych wa
runkach.
Clement M. Donald, prezes d.
nil chfopcow do roznoszenia de-
pesz, zostai wczoraj skazany M
zapsacenie S. kary. Ma czele BAN
dy malych strajkierow napadl ma
Josepha Davis, bedacego W sauz-
bic Western Union Telegraph Co.
Ten bronil sic talk diugo, dopoki
policya hersztow handy ME are
sztowala.
Niezgoda republikan6w.
Charles H. Wilson, kolektor q
Town Lake View, zaskarzys
Georgia A. Ruths 0 $4,000 od-
szkodowania. Obydwaj So repu-
blikanami, lecz Ruths zarzucil
publicznie Wilsonowi, ze ten
podwyzszyi sobie pensye j prze-l
trzymywal skolektowane pienia-
DE, azeby brac cd Mich procent.
Wilson odpiera te zarzuty, nazy-I
wajac je oszczerstwem, azebys
dojsc tym sposobem do posiada-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-11
PonOWne bOnbardOWanie Portu Artura,
Rewolucyjne odezWy Petersburgu.
sensacya w angielskiej izbie lord6w

Obstrukcya W wegierskim sejmie zakohczona
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
NOT HAY BUT BURR ME BOY.
Secretary john Says He'll Stick If Ted
dy's Reelected.
(By the Associated l'ress.)

Chicago. Sept. 30.-That Secretary
of state John Hay is To remain at
the head of the State Department n
case President Roosevelt is elected II
November has been settled. accordinG
To President Benjamin Ide Wheeler, %
The University of California, VINO wa&
I'M Chicago today on his way back 10
California from the East
In an interview with representa-
tive of the Associated Press President
Wheeler. at the Auditorium Annex,
said:
THE best news / had while In the
East / had from President Roosevelt
To the effect that John Hay has no"
definitely consented to remain at ms
head of the state Department In cast
Of President Roosevelts recollection
This will be heard with satisfaction
by all American citizens who appre-
ciate no wimDortaat are the iutcina-
tionaI questions likely TO rise within
the next Two or three years. There
has been apprehension at various
times lest Mr.. Hay, yielding TO MS
natural liking for quiet life OF schol-
.arly leisure might withdraw from Of
fee. | was therefore very much graf
.fed TO learn that the matter was set
tied"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01

shall Oyama Port Arthur is more
isolated than ever and the only news
from that place comes by way oil
Vladivostock. 1t contains, however.
the honeful intimation that the garri-
son is confident of being able TO holu
out until the first of the year.
1t was reported last night tnat
Grand Duke Nicholas Nichoiaievitch's
commission as commander OF the Man
churian armies has been made out
but the statement cannot be confirmed.
The report was coupled with the re-
vival of the story that Niceroy AleXieff
Will return TO ST. Petersburg and be-
come chancellor Of the empire. The
latter report is not credited in the best
informed circles. although it is admit
ted that the Viceroy will probably re-
turn If Grand Duke Nicholas is sent
10 the Far East.
The only position TO which he could
succeed in the opinion of those who
believe that Alexieff still enjoys the
Emperor's confidence. is that of chan
cellor.
The cruiser Oleg. which was pre-
pairing for sea at Cronstadt broke her
cylinder while making her trial trip
and probably six weeks win be re-
quired to make the necessary repairs
The other ships of the Baltic squad
ron are still engaged in target prac-
tice at Reval
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
CLEVELAND NOT TO SPEAK.
Assertions To Contrary, il il Stated
Autiloritatively Stated Should Not
De Noticed.
(Ry the Assoclated Press.

New York Sept 30.--At Democratic
headquarters today the announcement
Was made that ex-President Cleveland
would not speak during the campaign
George +. Parker, of the Literary
Department of the National Commit
tee, said
Every report which represents MI
Cleveland as about to 20 upon the
siump is absolutely without authority
either from himself or from the Dem
ocratic National Committee. These re-
ports naturally have the effect OF mis-
leading the public and also are an
moving to Mr.. Cleveland. He has an-
nodnced ut all times that he would do
all II. his power 10 promote Demo-
cratic success. bat that ne ought not
tu be expected to- make speeches.
Continuing Mr.. Parker said:
His position viii be still further de-
fined in many proper and efficient ways
of communication before the close Of
the campaign. He has no purp7 Sc OF
shirking any such discussion Of the
issues as mis- health will permit. and
which will also be consistent with his
relation TO the party and TO the pub
lie by reason of his position as IN ex-
President But IL cannot be anrounc-
ed too emphatically or with too much
authority that he viii not make
speeches at any time or in any place.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
UnruffIed by the Political
Breezes.
THE MAN ON THE FARM
He Has Done His Share, the Earth
Gives Forth Its Increase land Busi-
ness Feels a Stimulus from
the Agricultural Dis
fricfc
(By the AssocIated press.l

New York. Sept. So.-R. c. Dun &
tompanys weekly Review OF Trade
tomorrow will say:
'"The last quarter OF 1904 opens with
nuch brighter prospects than pre-
allied year ago. AT that time securl-
les had fallen an average of $34
share from the top point a year pre-
vious, and there was general dis
position TO curtail manufacturing and
commercial operations because OF the
heavy losses. The nation was entering
on period of conservatism. augment-
ed by numerous labor controversies.
AT the present time there are no
alarming features. strikes are few and
unimportant. while the indications Of
growing confidence are numerous. BUS
mess does not SHOW the hesitation
customary during the closing weeks
Of a Presidential campaign. and the
prospect OF profitable agricultural re-
suits stimulates trade. especially
among retailers at the West and
South. Building operations are ex-
panding providing a better demand
for lumber and materials. Clothing
and kindred lines are stimulated by
colder weather and clearance sales
are well attended. Manufacturing
plants are decreasing the proportion
OF idle machinery. the chief complaint
coming from cotton mills. which snf-
Ter from the disparity between prices
of raw material and finished products.
Railway earnings for September ex-
ceeded last years by 65 per cent.
Securities markets have risen s14
above the corresponding date lasr
year. and money lis easy and abund-
ant.
Textile manufacturing plants are
still operating on reduced time. par-
ticularly as TO the New England cot
ton goods divisions There Is no sccn-
mutation OF cotton goods. but pure haf-
ers persist IN dlsregarding future
needs. confning business to imHie-
diate requirements only. EXPORT trade
is less active, but IL has served 10
reduce supplies.
Failures this week numbered 223
IN the United states. against 226 last
year"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
IN a RICH SECTION.
Liao Yang the Principal Market of
This Territory.
(Ry the Associated Press.)


General kuroki's headquarters in
the Field. undated. via Tien Tsin,
ept. .-Eyening-The most interest
ing military problem at present is
how large a Russian army the rail-
way can support i'm Manchuria. While
the army is south OF Harbin, almost
all the necessary food supplies can De
obtained I'm the country, but the
farther north it goes the more IL must
depend on the railway. while nj the
same time the Japanese VIII gam an
advantage by having an increased
area 10 draw from.
The richest section of Manchuria Is
the country of which Lao Yang Is the
principal market. and the crops in
that section i'm this season are un-
usually large. Merchants VINO are
acquainted with the country peleFe
that if General kuropatkin should
retreat To Harbin he must then BRING
nearly every pound of food by means
Of the railway, especially as this year
CROP i'm the Sungari valley has proved
"a failure Besides this, every horse
Of the Russian commander must be
brought over the railway.
III winter campaigning is attempted.
on which noint there is much specu-
IatiOn IL will become Increasingly
difficult after December. because the
ground freezes to so great a depth
as to render intrenching operations al
most impossible
The organization OF the Japanese
army continue TO be as efficient as IL
has been since the beginning OF the
campaign. Most of the troops We're
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

and two small children. his father-in-
law. Mr.. y. ID. Suits. and three ae-
groes. eight in all. Mr.. and Mrs Bald
win and the children were bitten sun
day night ana Monday morning they
took the train at Lilesville for Rich-
mond. where they have entered the
Pasteur Institute. and are now receiV-
ing treatment.
The dog was killed and its head
taken TO Richmond by Mr. Baldwin 10
be examined by experts. for the pur-
pose OF determining definitely whether
or not il nad hydrophobia. Yesterday
Mir. Suits received a telegram from
Mr.. Baldwin stating that the experts
said that the dog was certainly mad.
and in response to this information
Mr.. Suits left for Richmond last
night. taking the train at Lilesville,
for treatment
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
ALL VOTE TO MERGE
But Tobacco Trusts Await
Outcome of Suit Against
Combination.
(Ry the Associated Press.

New York, Sept. 30.-Mectngs Of
the American. the Consolidated and
inc Gonffnc9tal Tobacco corapaf afses
we're held in Jersey city today for ac-
ten on the agreement for the merger
CT consolidation of the three CON-
ranies which had been adopted by The
directors OF the Consolidated Tobacco
on September 9, 1904. Tho
plan submitted proposes a consolidd-
ton Of the three concerns with to-
taI bond and stock liability of about
Ezj0. COO. 900. something lihe 3llo.hOO,-
tO9 less than the aggregate OF that oi
the three companies at present. II j.
proposed that al Iof the present Con
soiidateG Tobacco Company's collatcr-
al trust bonds shall be withdrawn and
that the only bonds TO be left outstand-
ing shall be the 6 per cent. and the
4 per cent direct obligations of the
new company.
The first meeting held was that of
stockholders of the American Tobac-
co Company, and there were l,l5T, "A
shares voted III favor of the merger
tc 405 against it.
w. w. Fuller, counsel for the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, who presided.
said that he had heard that an injunc-
tion had been gotten out yesterday in
! GeIlDtl. Bnt lH3L ne lltlu not seen til&
papers as they had not yet been served
pa him.
At the meeting CT the stockholders
OF the Consolidated Tobacco Com
panv, which followed that of ne
American Tobacco Company. action
on the merge: plan was POSTPONED I'M
til Ctober II. The postponement was
taken in order to await the outcome
Of the suit aaginst the combination.
T'he adjournment of the meeting OF
The Consolidated Company'e stock
holders was agreed on by those in
charge of the proposed consolidation
II being thought best that that par
t.cular meeting be held over without
action "a this time, although il was
said that the injunction had not been
served.
Oniy a few shares Of the Confidential
Tobacco Company were voted against
the merger loan, when the stockhold-
ers Of that company met this after
noon. while Se9,5i6 shares We're voted
in favor Of the proposition.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
OYAMA FORCING
THE OUTPOSTS IN
Sharp Fighting About
Mukden Reported.
WHERE is THE RUSS?
The General Staff Intimates that ku-
rOpatkin's Main Army is Still
at Mukden. Maybe It's Shock
ed Up With the
Millet.
(By the Associated Press)

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 50.-4:50 p. m.
Prom Il reliable source the Asso-
ciated Press hears that sharp fighting
has occurred near Mukden, resulting
in the japanese driving in General
kuropatkin's outposts.
Important dispatches have been re-
ceived and transmitted TO the En-
peror. They are believed TO confirm
the Associated Press Information.
The general staff. however. is unable
at present to go beyond the positive
assurance that the main Russian army
is still at Mukden.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
Republican Ticket i'm Nash.

Especial to News and Observer)
Nashville. n. c.. Sept. 30.-Therc
was a small gathering of postmas:crs
and revenue lOodlers here Tuesday
who listened to a speech by niue
Claude Bernard and evolved the fol-
lowing county ticket:
For the House John G. Matthews
of Mannings. for County Commission.
ers. A. Bryant. Gideon Coggin. z. a..
May: for Sheriff. w. III. Bats: Tor
Coroner. DR. II. Brantiey; for Survey
or. Percy Brantley.
\. G. Griffin was recommended for
the Senate.
No nominations were made for the
Offices of register of deeds and treas
urer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
SPRUILL AT GoLDSEORO.
Introduced by Mayor Hood. He Makes
Speech to BE Remembered.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial To News and Observer)
Goldsboro ". c.. Sept. 30.-Hon.
Frank 5. Spruill. of Louisburg. spoke
here tonight Ia the eosI4s. -~IAs-.ls@-s-
introduced by Mayor Geo +. Hood and
his reference TO Mr.. SpruiIi as Dem
ocrat and a man of the people. and
for the people was heartily applauded.
regard TO his promise TO the people TO
strive TO prepare the Fillpinos for free
dom was a masterpiece He showed
Roosevelt in his true light and an
Mr. SDruilTs reference TO Roosevelt IN
peaIed 10 our people TO cast their vote
for Parker. the Democratic nominee
for President Mr.. Spruill is 81 fine
speaker ana held his audience speii-
bound for an hour He can rest as-
sured that old Wayne viii cast nes
vote for Glenn. Parker and the whole
ticket
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-01
Japanese Every Where Repulsed.
(Rv the Associated Press. }


St Petersburg, Sept. 30.--The gem
eral stan has received news that in the
general assault on Port Arthur from
SeDtember 20 to September 26 the
japanese were everywhere repulsed.
Mukdn, Sept. 30.-The campaign is
about 10 enter on a completely new
phase.
The delay in the resumption Of the
aggressive by Field Marshal Oyama,
according to the best information Is
due TO the necessity of making good
the losses which he sustained at Lao
Yang, and to the bringing UP of stores
aud munitions. But the preparations
for an active forward movement OF
the japanese now seem to have been
completed and a serious collision is
rega rdcd n s imminent.
General Kuropatkin to-day reviewed
several detachmsnts OF troops which
have lust arrived here and conferred
the 81. Georges cross upon eighteen
officers who distinguished themselves
at the battle of Lao Yang.
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