CLOSING ON KUROPATKIN'S LEFT.
ARTILLERY DUKL AT SUAIIO. LONDON, 25th February. The Japanese aic gradually closing in on General Ktiropatkin's loft flank, where General Snkuarulii reports that tho Jnpanp.se renewed tho attack on Tsinohenshun, turning one position. Fonring that Geiieivd Linevitch may bo outflanked, (General Kuropatkin is htiavily reinforcing liiiu. An artillery duel was fought nt Sluilio oh Wednesday and Thursday, and several collLmoils with outposta (nx'uned. Oeuernl vSukliarolf reports that a- detnchtnont sent to destroy tho railway blow tip a bridge xoutli of Ilnicht'iig. In returning they wen- nlmosfc intercepted while tiaversing tho Jnpunese lihes. Two Oflioer* wero wounded. The Jixjinnese slitle thnfc Co.*ancks or Chinese brigand* ill pay of the Russians tried to wreck a, bridge nt Ilttichcng, but failed, and were dispersed,
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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 48, 27 February 1905, Page 5
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