The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
KuropatkiIl Threatens e |. y I s.
Oyana's SColrllllu.nll.iIC',.a:3lt;-...Is &
lions With inkOVV n!
BIZ ODY IT'LL {,
HOURLY Z IN e CT'ED,'..
Over Thousand r Russians Fell,
Kill or Wounded i sande:pa NJ
General ffensive Move III
rnent Has Been Begun. III
oyarna Reports
Victory. IL 3$. /. y NJ,
4 (By ssociated Press.)

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III ST. PETERsBURG.J Jan. 90 Ia so ;A. NJ
According to reports current IN military g
circles, General ISuropatkln has; broken 70,
through Field Marshal oyama' $ left fw Ing IN
and threatens his communication with iS
YinkoW. Whether orr not this report IS OK
true, tho Associated Press learns from an
Ia high military source that General KIT
.ropatkln has undertake a general ffen-tSss
5slye movement OIL 9TH tanks with theSy
icbjec. of treat eningi both lines Of j apa.EP
3hesa communications and forcing the F
Japanese from their winter quarters, The a52
informant OF the Associated Press sa Ii .SSss
ter General Mis- tchenlto' g raid, Gen
{eral kuropatkln decided that & Oyamn' s W
position could be turned westward from II
the plains. The advance has q hsolute ell
no connection WI tn events IN lsurope
SRussl II. az has been reported the "
Russians have already succeed led In pierre
Ing eyJapaneseS left, they doub tless viii sSs
be- able &to reach a. point n west OF I'll N;
Yang, IN which case the ] pan eses5 WIN
4 be outflanked s si a sllnilar m ovenlents
southwark from: 3 tstaputze Will strixe 81
5the japanese line 81 communal atio to- ssS
3e1 Is ideal for win ter anlpn igntng he
ground "A Is hard and E the rivers frozen IA
lsolid "a making tho han dlings& Of art lery1SS
easy. SY 81 8$
H. No otherSR on icial u n eWSg was 3EreGelyeti
from the front Saturday Il light. G ei,agtl
lS,lropat llns some thing short e
io00gmen and only = 90 guns mi posi- n
Sen shls center. The troop en- SO gqds.a On
the right, ii addition to- Ge oral az {! t-5
ichenk os md General Rennan kemp IT. ca v-e
airy are bell wed TO be primo sbe 80
rlarl and part Of the 81 RS t FL opea a arlIlJsf
H eavy Losses SsSl
~ elegra, II, II from nsinmu tuIl ga va R
ihe}t Russians & lost 5 off lcers ID nd /, 700
men killed. Tor VOL eti the Ga IT
ofSttr vlin So d,lt u IN
ie slsiissI;,fs pm I,fis or,-S
I$ars, besides orns CONS and
]tion 5
IL mo general sta ffs In Is received file $tnlzfN
Flowing disnntc from iellsral i liarotfS
Gcnerll auropatk in,s chisf Sstn
Our troops CON tinue on
lat sandepns, south or II ere
Six squadrons OF cavalry ad yanc i!lfsa froIss
8lIekoiltals The Japa nese ed tire ~
their arms into ambulance WACO u.s.
OF our columns took thirty rlsone rs No x
another captured tWer, gsl
n .a.9 Bloody Battle Expect
January 2s-6:1O r. M - pnlons q XII
Ter hero as to the signi1canc al nd #lmpoCr=zs5
stanec OF tho Il moveme n sunderta ken. t W
General Kuropatl1in It is3Yery q ftlcul tstoS
ascertain the truth, M pc fs..Arsos
sinclined to belleve tbs "a genuine % fen
4 stye movement against the JAPANESE With
the object Of forcing them out Of = ~ slr
wi ter qua rtcrs V while Others look pom h
1T as being only q more or less s. tlous
operation und ertaken upon or ers rom ON
st. Petersburg t o dra ~ the ttentloI 8ott$
Stho people anoWi to the the v ~
tains reticence regarding the plans OF The
comma n dcr-in- chief. All dispatches from