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* Is Unable To Find All His Army But
Is Making Some Progress
ST. PETERSBURG, March 22. -Gen
eral Linevitch is now in charge of
Kuropatkin's badly disorganized army, i
w The Russians are reported 22 miles
north of Tei pass, with the Japanese
harassing their rear. General Koroki
is trying a flanking movement to the
* north of .he north of the retreating
forces. Should he succeed in turningr
their dank their retreat will be cut off.
All news from Japanese sources has
been shut off until their plans are con
sumated.
Later. Great fears are expressed
for the ?»af6ty of Linovitch’s troops. It
9- is believed that the effort of the Jap
anese to cut off their retreat by execu
ting a flanking movement to the north
ward will be successful.
General Linovitch is unable to ac
count for the whereabouts of the First
and the Third army, but is working to
; hard to bring order out of chaos.
The czar is in daily conference with
his ministers of war planning the re
orguf.izition of the army. Nuvoe Vr
emya commenting this morning on the
situation, admits the possibility of
peace ror tne nrsr time.
General Linevitch has succeeded in
in establishing temporary headquarters
at Chen Chiawatzu. From this place
he is directing the retreat of Kuropat
* kin’s battered army and eceiving and
disposing of fresh troops as they ar
rive.
By his orders the Russians are des
troying the bridges and denuding the
country behind them, so as to delay the
Japanese long enough in which tn reor
ganize the army somewhat. The Jap
' anese. however, con tinue to press for
ward endeavoring to cut off the Rus
sians and keen fear is still felt for tile
- safety of the army. .
Dr. Gibbons will arrive from Thanks
0 giving tomorrow and will remain in
camp the coming week.
John Jacobsen and Wm. Moore pros
„ pected the north fork of the Toolavana
above the “horseshoe” the past winter!
v ^ and are now located on Eureka. I
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