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Show BATTLE IN pnOfiUKSS JAPANESE AND RU85I,N ARMIE9 AGAIN CtASH Csneral Enuagament rt'n9 New Kla Chu, Tra-s Crrylng Wounded Having rld Through Liao According to advice f""11 Llao Tang, a r rnl en-ais" between Japanese and Una -tan ,B Pr'" reeding at New Kla m allhoiiMh details of the bitlle liavr bA been received. re-ceived. Tinlns bi arln tciioled have been paining thnmikUao Yang, going northward. It li erted that the fighting Is nerce. (hat ths losses are heavy. It la repiM-led at T lhal Vlr" Admiral Knmlmiira Is rising the Russian Vladivostok sf'1 aB Oshlma. The navy n,prtmetit haa no confirmation of the rI-ort. but hnpea It may be true. The war odlce at Bt. Pi"t,ll"'g pecta news of a flRhl Oeneral Kurokl. It la bellevrl that Oeneral Oku Is pursuing Oeneri Btakelbnrg A dntslled report of, lb Ilusslan lossea at the battlo a Vafnngow, given out at Bt. Potfkorg. plaree the total at 3.0(h) killed wounded, mostly men who brkst'4 to I ha troops forming the nsan right flank. An eiplanatlon of tbeHpenese cam- palgn on the l.lao Tung peninsula, especially with rcferenco to Port Arthur, Ar-thur, la contained In an advice that haa reached Washington from a source believed to bo absolutely reliable. re-liable. The Japanese , taitlca which have sn purr.led the Russians are Intended In-tended to Iso ate Port Arthur, but do nil contemplate an attack on the place by General (ikua aimy. The actual work of reducing Port Arthur will be coiifld'-d to another Japanese army under command of (ienernl Nol. which will be Inmlid on the peninsula penin-sula (and. Indeed, mr-y even now be landed), nt a point south of Oeneral Olio's position and considerably nearer Purt Arthur. On the 1st of June no j I'-sa than twenty-six trnnsporta had I iM-en gnthered at one of tho Jnrane-e porta to embark this army, and It la probable that the vessels attacked by i 'he Vladivostok squadron were of this I number. |
