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Several Japanese Ships AppearOff Potinsa

Gen Kuropatkin Says He Intends toAwait the Arrival of Another 10t

000 Men Befqre Risking a Battie With the Japanese

Seoul April Russians arcstrengthening their fortifications atChiu Tien Cheng with all possiblehaste and are sending in reinforcements of artillery and infantry withthe intention of stubbornly contestingthe expected attempt of the Japanese-to cross the Yalu river

Paris April Figaro Tuesday published an interview with ViceAdm Skrylpff who is now in St Petersburg The admiral is quoted assaying I believe in offensive tactics-It is necessary to push ahead and takethe initiative instead of letting theenemy keep us in a state of unrest Itis essential to keep him in a state ofunrest It Is necessary to invite acombat and take chances Any combatant who awaits his enemy is prac-tically at his enemys mercy But aggressiveness does not mean imprudence Wisdom must go with boldness but it is evident that to be

does not mean the same thingfor the Russians as for the Japanese-at Port Arthur since the latter havemore ships than the former

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turn out to be the anticipated flank-ing movement of the Japanese troopsis the appearance of a number of Japanese ships off Potinsa near the Gulfof Ching Tai Tse as reported to theemperor Wednesday by Gen Kuropatkin Military experts here have longregarded that vicinity as the probablepoint of disembarkation of the secondJapanese expedition It is not faraway from Takushan 12 miles to theeast and connects by road with PortArthur 1UO miles to the southwestand Feng Huan Cheng 50 miles to thenorthwest where the Russians willmake their first obstinate resistance

Though the Japanese are buildingentrenchments on the it is believed that they will advance soonThe arrangements for a turning movement are complete and the experts saythat such a movement could properlybegin at Takushan as Feng HuanCheng lies at an angle of an equilat-eral triangle with Taku Chuan and theYalu as bases

The Japanese disembarkation willundoubtedly be covered by a warshipand the Russians recognize that it willbe impossible to prevent it

We will strike after they have landed grimly said a member of the general staff

Gen Kuropatkin is aware of thestrategic importance of the vicinity ofTakushan and it is understood that hehas made his arrangements

Gen has sent the follow-ing telegram to the emperor

Gen Kashtalinsky reports as fol-lows on April 19 All is quiet on thoYalu The are throwing upentrenchments opposite Colusty airitfurther to the north

The numbers of Japanese troopsare increasing They are concentrat-ing at Wiju and spreading toward thenorh along the Yalu

Cossack sentinels have observedthe lights of Japanese transports nearChing Tai Tse opposite the village ofPptansa versts west of TatungKauThe vessels were anchored at a dis-tance of 50 versts from the shore

According to dispatches fromMistehenko Japanese ships were alsoseen near Sou Chou

Paris April 21 The St Petersburgcorrespondent of the Journal says afriend of Gen Kuropatkin has receiv-ed a letter from him in which the gen-eral says he to await the ar-

rival of another hundred thousand menbefore risking a battle withTlhe Jspau

Repairing Russian BattleshipsApril 21 The cor

respondent of Novosti in a letter fromPort Arthur dated March 27 says thatthe cruiser Fallada win soon be

ready and work is progressing-on the battleships Retvizan and Czaryitch

Sailed For New YorkColon April 21 The United States

canal commissioners Bailed for NewYork Wednesday din the steamer Yuca-tan The United States gunboat

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Interesting Paper Read Before Na-

tional Academy of Science

Washington April chiefpaper read before the National Academy of Science was a description of aseries of experiments recently con-

ducted by the Sheffield scientific schoolof Yale to determine if the averagehuman being is not eating too muchProf Russell H Chittenden the

of the school who conducted theexperiments and who read Wednesdays paper made the statement thatthe average healthy man from twoto three times as much as he needs tokeep him in perfect physical and mental health and vigor Prof Chittendensaid three classes of men were experimented on several professors at theschool including Prof Chittenden himself several students and a squad ofUnited States soldiers There was agradual reduction of meat and otherproteid foods with little if any increase in starch and other foods innearly all the tests No fixed regimenwas required in any case the endeavorbeing to satisfy the appetite of eachsubject In only one case was meat-entirely eliminated from the diet Atthe end of the experiments which last-ed from six months until nearly a yearand were concluded only a few daysago the entire lot bf men who hadbeen Prof Chittendens subjects werein the best of health Their weightin some cases was almost exactly thesame as when the experiments werebegun and in slightly lowerTheir bodily vigor was greater andtheir strength was much greater par

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tially owing to their regular physicalexercises during the experiments andpartially owing Prof Chittenden be-lieves fo the less amount of food eat-en The daily consumption of food atthe close of the experiments was muchlass than the recognized standard antifrom a third to half as much as theaverage man eats

THE TORONTO FIRE

Most Conservative Estimates Place theLoss at 12000000

Toronto Ont April totalloss by the fire which destroyed thewholesale district of Toronto Tuesdaynight will according to the most con-servative estimates reach 12000000the total insurance is 8360000 Thearea swept by the fire embraces 14acres and from 5000 to 7000 personsare thrown out of employment Thework of tearing down the dangerouswalls was begun Wednesday afternoon

In the entire burned district the onlywalls that appear to stand intact arethose of the W R Brock Co building The city council Wednesday aft-ernoon placed all public buildings andthe exhibition grouhds at the disposal-of the fire sufferers amended the fireregulations to allow of the erection oftemporary structures and appointed acommittee to wait on the legislatureand secure an act ordering all wiresunderground

SPANISH WAR SOCIETIES

Articles of Incorporation For Three ofThem Have BeeirSigned

Indianapolis Inc April 20 Articlesproviding for the consolidation of threeSpanish war societies under the nameof United Spanish War Veterans weresigned Tuesday by the following comjjiandersinchief Maj H C McGrewIndianapolis Spanish War VeteransCapt W E English IndianapolisSpanishAmerican War Veterans GenGeorge M Moulton Chicago Service-Men of the Spanish War The newsociety embodies 600 organized campslocated in every state including Ha-waii Porto Rico and the Philippine is-

lands with amembership of 160000

Alexieff Asks to Be RelievedSt Petersburg April 20 Viceroy

Alexieff has applied by telegraph toIpperor to bettelieved of his posi-

tion of in the Jar east Itlsexpected that the request will be im-mediately granted

Has Full Power to ActParis April correspondent-

of the Echo de Paris at St Petersburgsays that in the cqurse of the audiencebetween the emperor and Vice AdmSkrydloff his majesty conferred onthe admiral full power to act at PortArthur

President Candamo Is IIILima Peru April delicate

state of the healUi qf President Canda obV who is sojourning at Arequipa-is the cause of great anxiety Hespen i bad but was somewhat

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One G the Most Severe of theYear Prevails-

A Light Snow Fell at Kansas CityThree or Four Inches of

Beautiful Fell in KnoxvilleTenn Wednesday

New York April 21 Blizzard con-ditions still prevailed in Central antiNorthern New York state Wednesdaynight At Lyons N Y the stormwhich began Tuesday night continuedWednesday It is one of the most se-vere of the year Railroad traffic isdelayed and country roads blockedAlong the shores of Lakepecially in Sodus bay docks cottagesand boat houses have been damageby high water At Ogdensburg a footof has fallen and trains are run-ning several hours behind their schedule In the lower Adirondacks thestorm is

Louis April heavy fallof snow in St Louis is not causing anysuffering among the Filipinos at theWorlds fair grounds reservation according to reports from there Assoon as the Filipinos saw theWednesday they called it sugar andrushed into it despite the cold Theywere soon sent back into their quartersand locked indoors to prevent themfrom contracting pneumonia Stovesand warm clothing have been suppliedto them as well as the members of allthe other different tribes who are accustomed to warm climates

Kansas City Mo April lightsnow accompanied by a decided fallin the temperature and followed byrain fell in Northwest Missouri Wednesday Throughout Kansas therewas a heavy rain an inch of waterfalling

Knoxville Tenn April tothe depth of 18 inches is reported fromthe mountain sections in this vicinityIn the city three or four inches Telland the temperature is below thefreezing point

SAMUEL A GROFF

Has Been Temporarily SuspendedFrom the Police Force

Washington April AGroff the policeman recently convict-ed by a jury of the district criminalcourt for conspiracy with August WMachen in connection with the postalirregularities Wednesday was suspended by the District commissionersfrom the force without pay pendingfinal disposition of his appeal fromthat decision If the decision of thelower court is affirmed Groff will beimmediately removed

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

Total Number of Casualties DuringThree Months Were 14485

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Washington April 21 The inter-state commerce commission Wednesday issued a report showing that in theUnited States during October Novem-ber and December last the total number of railroad casualties aggregated14485 a decrease of 702 as comparedwith the preceding quarter Therewere killed 175 passengers and 991 employes and 1937 passengers and 11382employes were injured The damageby these accidents to cars engines androadways amounted to 2527000 a de-crease of 57348

GOV WILLIAM H HUNT

He Will Consult With the PresidentRegarding Porto Rican Affairs

Washington April William-H Hunt of Porto Rico Wednesdaypaid his respects to the president andlater will have an extended conferencewith him about affairs in the islandGov Hunts nomination as the succes-sor to Judge Hiram Knowles as UnitedStates district judge in Montana wasconfirmed by the senate Tuesday GovHunt expects to return to Porto Ricoto conclude his work before assuminghis new duties

Will Appear Before the Supreme CourtTelluride Col April Gen

Bell Capt Wells Capt Carlile andCol Kennedy with a guard of 17 troopers departed Wednesday for Denverwith President Moyer of the WesternFederation of Miners to be present atthe habeas corpus proceedings in the

court Thursday-

To Protect President LoubetParis April police

precautions have been adopted to protect President Lpnbet during his com-ing trip to Italy French and Italiandetectives will be stationed along theroute and a number of French detec-tives have been sent tt Rome andGenoa

Pipe Line From Texas to New YorkChicago April 21 The Standard

Oil Co has planned tolay a pipelinefronr Texas to New York with branchlines radiating to the various oil fieldsIn this way the entire oil productionof the United States is to be handled

Senator Burns AcquittedGrand Rapids Mich April 21

State Senator David E Burns was acquitted Wednesday of bribery in connection with the Lake Michigan waterscandal The jury was out five hoursThe case has been on trial for threeweeks

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