The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
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MEETING OF TWO GENERALS :! !! 4 Is
$1;tpallpse Con1lnandc Conveys
Contplinell Message " s IRON t' 4,
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Y,oRr ARTHUR. january i,6-tVila n .3ls'e'.
trsnY meeting Of 70 fsoei h''s' ~
f,encral$ stocsscl to-day vas 81 as w
dr,matit Il: us the eonclusloI, q INC s,c ''!
81t d%preyiously been arrt gcd NJ s'tNs
,,lace ii noon, III Tie single p y 81 -.
,,1n.r ~ tle village OF sh,iisilil. Ms l'
j,o,ise Mas amsernble llove li gu g tlu,''
rrce Cottage. rhrougli " in MS
,ns General stoessel rode out % g iS s''54
Arthur $at 10 o'clock, accor1'pa n ne leoSspS
Coonei ReIsa and two star Illf 4 oiiic NC, =
~ o Japnnesc lines and missed thc b 3 ~ 6
40 5of,,cer d clcEnted 10 escort him TO th u
( ,n,,rf M MACE The General rode n there ne.
without iii, escort, y and wa recelf eu \ pS8
IL, sii,f,tor ofilcer; who happened 70 Cc OF
1l,ss at,ot ,i}'rhc latter telcpho1ed to NOEL
who hurried his rture from fead ~
quarters. and arrived mt II @ CLOCK,
conIpnnied By Major-lG eneral i1cfll,S ny
chief of ssta !. t
v III s,,in md Ivntannbe. stalr officers,
$,,nil Al K ~ KARIN, secretary the for
clgIibonicegnt r 6kio. Ss5
Victor and Vanquisne q.
heavy ppcArance and looks li ~; Sa gosod
II Hgb ter. @ s55S III SO q .. II
sf When Nogi, looking careWorn en- cree reg
" ia n cfinno,nd# Of the Gotta sc, the tWp5 5
rene,rals cordially shook hands, and ~ ogll
through, an interpreter. exp reAsed e ~. MS
i,lc;ls,lTe AZ meeting "a general ~ no 8 h &C.
Il fought so bravcly and gallan ms ~.
Il eniperorSnnd country. III General 3 stoessels
thanked General Nogi for the pleasure o, I5;
aS General Nogi u explained that he had
received IL d incssa &c Il from his I'm pcror
asking 55th hat the greatest cor era ION
,bel shown To General st oessel una MS ON
4 GERS, in 5appfeciation OF their splen lyEltl3
loyalty 10 their Emperor ana $#co untry.a
I3ecansc OF that WISH he added the ftu us
sla,iS officers would be q! lowed 20 Y wear
$8t heir swords. 81 IN N 65
General stocsscl pressed his gl'a " VIDE
Y osthe$Juphncse Emperor for hus snvin 8
~ heShDno OF Ills tStoessel 81 family. and
y said Ills descendants would appreciate Tire
thoilglitfu! blindness Of the Emperor o
y III PAN 4 The Genera also pressed agt he
gratitude OF lis Ulcers, Ef and thanked
u Nogffor sending} t no message 5fronl stoes-5
Eel to lImpe transmt'il's
Ills Majesty " reply. which read
\, 1 ALLOW cnciSofiiccr to profit by the.
1.eserped prtvlIesc to return 10 Rsissin3
under the obligation not to take further.
part tn& Tic present wa Il or 10 sliare the
8dcstintes ot tllcir@men.. "A ! thank you and
The brave men Of tl.s ga rlson for. q
sS.itant defense. 'yS NV tf
si35 Boil, IL generals then mutually praised
81 each, other. and their Of Ulcers tor tllclr
bravery. 6S 8s5
F7sS9 The conversation q forwards turned on
the psosiolI OF he mine at 80 Su,lEsN Y
! Mountain fort. General St0essel said the
& entire garrison $of he fort was oiled
ot.s3frnudcs prisoners. The Russian cont
i1unde, greatly praised the Jal,a nesc iI-
sstilIcry. especially the concei, trated fire
ins,antnneous wltliSthe explosion of Sung
4 sli,i mine The gallant leeds Of he VI b
a ancsn infantry. General stocssel added.
spoke fort llcnselve was. Impossible
~ cxa gseril;e tlieir# good qualities The
skilfnl work & Of The engineers had ulso
won Ills #ndmtiatipn Ii Bi VI AZ Az
Nogi Lost Both Sons.
$5 Continuing. Genera stoes sel said lie h, 4
4 l,eaEd lhatR General Nos had lost both
q l,is sons and praised his loyalty In titus
Sacrificing his soils who bud died fight
ing for their Empero and country. Gen
4 cfa1 Nosi sm!lingly replied: Il
One OF my Sous gave his life at Nam
81 shan and the other a 7 2{3- M II ILL