Thursday, Jjuiunry .", 1005.
THE RALEIGH ENTERPRISE.
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THE TERMS OF SURRENDER.
Japanese are Reasonable 20,000
Russian Troops and Marines will be
Held as Prisoners of War.
Tokio, January 3. -A telegram
from General -Nogi, giving the text
of the capitulation convention, was
received this afternoon. It is as follows:'-'"'
"Article 1. All Russian soldiers,
marines, volunteers, also government
officials at the garrison and harbor
of Port Arthur, are taken prisoners.
"Article 2. All forts, batteries,
warships, other ships and boats,
arms, ammunition, horses, all mate
rials for use, government building's
and all objeicts belonging to the
Russian government shall be trans
ferred to the Japanese army in their
existing condition.
"Articlee 3 On the preceding
two conditions being assented to.
as a guarantee for the fulfillment
thereof, the men garrisoning the
forts and the batteries on this moun
tain, Sungshu .Mountain, Antse
Mountain and the line of eminences
southeast therefrom shall be removed
by noon of January '5, and the smuic
shall be transferred to the Japanese
army. "."
"Article 4. Should Russian mili
tary or naval men be deemed to have
destroyed objects named in article
2 or to have caused alteration in any
way in their condition at the exist
ing time, the signing of this compact
and the negotiations shall be annull
ed and the Japanese army will take
free action.
"Article 5. The Russian military
and naval authorities shall prepare
and transfer to the Japanese army a
table showing the fortifications of
Port Arthur and their respective
positions, and maps showing the lo
cation of mines, underground and
submarine, and all other dangerous
objects; also a table showing the
composition and system of the army
and naval services at Port Arthur, a
list of army and navy officers with
the names and rank and duty of said
officers; a list of army steamers, war
ships and other ships, with the num
bers of their respective crews; a list
of civilians; showing the number of
men and women, their races and oc
cupations. "Article 0.- Arms, including tho.,e
carried on the persons; ammunition,
war materials, government -buildings,
objects owned by the government,
horses, warships and other ships, in
cluding their contents, excepting
private property, shall be left in
their present positions and the com
missioners of the Russian and Jap
anese army shall decide upon the
method of their transference.
"Article 7. The Japanese army,
considering the gallant resistance
offered by the Russian army as being
honorable, will permit the officers of
the Russian army and navy as well
as officials belonging thereto, to carry
swords and to take with them private
property directly necessary for the
maintenance of life. The previously
mentioned officers, officials and vol
unteers who will sign a written pa
role pledging that they will not take
up arms and in nowise take action
contrary to the interests of the
Japanese army until the close of the
war will receive the consent of the
Japanese army to return to their
country. Each army and navy officer
will be allowed one servant, and
such servant will be specially released
on signing the parole.
' "Article 8. Non-commissioned of
ficers and privates of both army and
navy and volunteers slmll wear their
uniforms and, taking portable, tents
and necessary priva'te property, and
commanded by their respective offi
cers, shall assemble at such places as
may be indicated by the Japanese
army. The Japanese commissioners
will decide the necessary details
therefor.
"Article 9. The sanitary corps and
the accountants belonging to the
iiuoajan axiiij auu iiuv,y auau uc if
tained by the Japanese while their
services are deemed necessary tor the
caring for the sick and wounded sol
diers. During such time iuch corps
shall be required to render service
underdiroction of the military corps
and accountants 'of the Japanese
army.
"Article 10 The treatment to be
accorded to the residents, the trans
fer of books and documents relating
to municipal administration. and fin
ance and also detailed files necessary
for the enforcement of this compact
shall be embodied in a supplementary
compact. The supplementary com
pact shall have force as this com
pact. "Article 11 One copy each of this
c ma a c t sh a 11 I ( r r epa red f or th e
Japanese and Russim armies, and it
shall have-immediate effect upon rig
nature thereof."
20,000 to be Prisoners.
Headquarters of the Japanese
Third Army, .Ian. 2, via Fusan, Jan.
'I. At the conference of General
Stoessel and ( leneral Nogi at 1
o'clock this (Monday) afternoon, the
terms of surrender were agreed upon
under which the Russian officers, both
civil and military, will be allowed to
march out, the military with arms.
The officers will be granted full lib
erty after giving promise not to take
further part in the war. The pri
vates and non-commissioned officers
to the number of 20,000 will be taken
prisoners of war. The surrendered
fortress will be formally handed over
to the Japanese to-morrow (Tues
day) . The prisoners will march ou t
January 4th. The opposing troops
are fraternizing.
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Superior Court,
January Term, 1005.
North Carolina Wake County.
Alonzo Matthews, plaintiff,
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Lucinda Matthews, defendant.
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W. M. RUSS,
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This Dec. 3, 1904.
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