The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-03-16
ARE SAFE At Tie PASS.
Kuropatkin's Army Wins Rom
mig Race with Japane-e.
HUNGER MAY CONQUER.
Russians Have No Supplies Between Tie
Pass and Harbin-Many Throw
Down Their Arms.

rear guard.
Gen. kuropatkin must remove his sup
plies from Tie pass if he plans a retire
luent to Hardin as they Will be neces-
saly to maintain the army during their
march. The Russians have no stores
between Tie pass and Hardin.
Gen. Hunger Aids japanese.
Gen. Kurokis Headquarters III the
Field, via Fusan, March 1.-THE coun-
try is swarming with hungry, disheart-
/ cned Russians, who are surrenderlng III
squads to any pursuing japanese they
meet.
Leading japanese officers have refused
/ to criticize the lack of mobility displayed
while driving the Russians beyond lie
! pass.
Most of the foreign attaches with the
/ Russian army, including two American
\ and English officers, were captured ut
Mukdcn.
Continue tie Pursuit.
Toxic, March I'LL a. ma tolc-
gram received today from headquarters
IN thn nrld says:
In the direction of Singching our
forces have been disodging the enemy
/ from Ninepan, eighteen miles east Of
Fu>luun and on March / occupied that
place.
lin the direction Of the Shake river
all of our forces are continuing the pur-
smt If the remnant of the enemy, and
many Russian officers and men are sur
rendering 10 our train guards in the
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i,,,'H ~, ,T t,,i ~ IIlWaH nctWeen Muk-
",!G l'"S' u's.io9 iilI ~ lhercny
il,,,t tL, ''''''s INC 'r"IhS from running
''G srI, p,,....;,,,. 80, ....
H' h9:S."nS ure touaF retirIhS III
-. "o.iGS "iInI lHe mum hlghWaY.
'Ai.? qua. mere Is iuHy one Japa-
- o!N'sIoh a'r"SS lIe Runway IafSe
~. = I NV n"'u!IE NC Hitlh ro"d 90
Gu. 'Hc l'"SSIdh rr'[ea'' IL was Tor
',l. I.,", iiIuir o. me !rtl army was
KIN. ,ur i"Ii"3S IN lIEn'' - u prop
.la'' '''''"-'' o'e o"'eo'Ht ~ inc oH'-
"a Dis NuHS'
v Without inc railway the Russians can
moi remove Their wounded nor their
EoaNE guns. which VIII probably fail
.i.lo thr IaHIS eli me Japanese. The
itHN>IahS ~ me center near the railway
h'Iah reif'althE ~ midnight. The Jap
;'h'Sr pursuing 3rISNIE captured few
ue3NF suns ana lnacnIhe guns The
lI@hi Wing or Ien' okH army IS today
attarklng Snlatuh station, ten miles
Sont'l ol MukG'h' ne station IS Al the
Jui't!on o. hun me lr"J'eird HalnmEtun
rauWaF' ! ne STATION = wen fortIned
win heavy, works which were stubborn
~ u'l'Hucu' va ,He center or opera
~, ., "-ni.St ~ ~ 'niG ii, "9rth OF the
~. pIt.,S how l i''," "H i,i', Wh?fe
were CALAMITY defended The Japam m.,.