The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
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!. HE WAS !. @MlSL,E:;Dl[) II > !, l:;l[)
Expresses Amazer,1ert at Defeat l-)e' eat
of Kurop opatkin, Is Is ] HON te'rf 7Lt'0 aee
Looked in Vain Z for ;ol: ASS Assist.
". ance Says h': the 4: Baltic 'a1l Id
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Il Ap, rJ1;gI, ARMY "a III oH'r q Is,rIItTIs.
January D, vla * N nd sTl1 en-
sirs1N. LII vc q ipusamd n Or tho 3 usslaitS5
& "a nrrlscs at Port Arthur wero iilaIclledt
B from, ina village 6f Yuhutsul on n the I
\ ,,iiores OF igeon Hay, fors mi leS5 70
Il Il 1lilwayS stAt lon ut Cliungling tzli aL
Fso,clock and lie ot1crFd otuchtnen 40 Wed
,soo,l after ch detachment was q alesis ga
ct1ripaned by Xix IDa ed re nsport So
rhe4 4I1usslansE during the mig NJ Rlll " 3c y,
ke,,3 to,i special trains ol open Trucks
io Ioaly ana there they Will iInmfediatels
sct1iba rk for par, trtl
waiting In that, port U II .5s 81
Pathetic Il Spectacle / a
The pro occsslon Of tho remnants % q ne
5pall &; uasa 81 = y
ane1tarle. ,rlic first arri Nals at, Chang
~, ytz,, tyerc four elroskies. lrtwii i'S
.,nrrv. looking horses, They contaln1leld tne
U,nsatn n officers, u, Who had refp psed ~
s,,,a5 tl7eit. IA wore tl,ei 8 Por1s,
81 ttIcYs1 were allowed to- do 5sirder; Wy
"a nrms n the cupitlllnt lon cor act.
fewa minutes f,o s. df 4, sas...
arrived. The gtmentati tt oinIce,a
Va rehe with their tieir e u, llees =
lowed and their aces ~, w
showing thc ,csult q !, :, ~
siuhyScal ELTalu LitS ~
''t /. dn, 1aia,,ese soldiers crowded g out
i,.,n, wltl, evident nuriosi q 81
II,ugsitili ofhcefs
& 4 s,,,dv All Of them appeared 4. 70 70 leei !,'i
ibnIra lninlilating posi- tlon kecniis an anu
fiioug II, some scanned "a be Y; y
ihctr sltunton tlicrs y.
being regarded with Ecurlosl ll'si
looked "a well fed aits
el,ka (losc d ic
physici ta hey had a uilee.
4 Eone.S =, h. !, ~
nj. 4 ma ,ncii wero clatl lookiiig l
ahncpsktn coats ana n ppca red ~ %; IS ',t n
u NED and glad that tho end had come.
Treated With Respect,
55The horses drawing the transport carts Y, y
,,,ro sl,ffering with atlguc. though til' he
8inn,. we're small n They were led 70 3tR 9
II carts and led by orderlles. In the pro-
I ccssio1l wera many n-looking pet dogs
lr,lonEipg 10 tho officers. u. many cases Is
officers, refused to wear SWORDS, Il pue
lad them carried behind them BY ORDER ORDER
lies fThc officers sal tied 3t1c lIiiropfaI a
and American CORE Win y. lue !,
z Japanese army, and appeared 70 10 I poth W
/. pleased 3Sand astonislled t seem the the
s1Iuropcans aud Americans there. MI
The prisoners were treated with ti1c
y lrre;ltest respect; and kindness, though
they wcro regarded With much natural r.
curiosity. The soldiers We're given food
4 cigarettes and beer, and the CORES nd
cntSos The ALSO ciatcd Press even sa " Ja p
ancse soldiers voluntarily carry the eff +
4 Of tho prisoners. when hey were over
/ como by fatigue. The railway has beesH
repaircd 4 and gauge changed almost Y
EtheEcltyf or Port Arthur into which trains
4 willaontcr iia a. few days. Telcphono and
telegraph lines have been completed ttc
tho city and already Japa ncse engine
Eare surveying the destroyed forts Sof the
@casternafortifled ridges.