Eureka Reporter | 1905-03-31 | Page 2 | Russians Still on the Run

russians still on the run the news from the front conti continual nuel to indicate preparations for a with drapal of the main 1 portion of the rus army beyond harbin so as to place it out of danger of having itil communications with russia severed it if it Is found impracticable to attempt to hold the line at the river spar miles west of harbin id 19 motioned by several correspondents in a fashion to suggest that it would ba the new point of concentration al at though others speak ot of the amur river senor don manuel de azpiroz mex bicos first ambassador to the united states died late friday at the mex lean can embassy in washington sur rounded by members of his family aged 69 years although a sick in man an since last fall the ambassadors s death was due to a relapse caused by ex kosure on inauguration day against the advice of his physicians senor azpiroz left his sick room and attend ed ad the inaugural at the capitol where he came near fainting tainting for many years the ambassador has suffered from gastritis and this weak ened his heart there was brought down to van couver B C from the north by a steamer a few days ago a white child who has been in custody ot of indians tor for the past six years a girl of 11 years who can hardly speak english but is proficient in ChI chicok nok she was taken from the indian camp by the secretary of the s aid society who had been searching for the girl for a year several times the so society cletys s representative thought he bad had located the girl only to find that she had been spirited awa awan to a new camp she was finale located through a trapper