Force Despatch: d Against Chinese Peking, May 13. "According to the "Balu Jih Pao," General Annenkoff has captured Fushanmiao and intends to attack Chenhsi. The paper says he has secured arms and ammunition through the subjects of a Power friendly to China. These supplies were transported through Suhaitu, on the Mongolian frontier. The Central Government has now telegraphed to the Tuchun of Sinkiang to send sufficient forces to expel Annenkoff and his men from Chinese territory.—Reuter.
Peking, May 17.
Colonel Chi, Mongolian Aide-de-Camp, who has reached Pangkiang, reports that the Russo-Mongolian. Command has despatched two forces against the Chinese front. One force," the report states, "is now active at Urlupiaotsowta temple, 300 li west of Udeh and consists of less than 100 men, while the other force is stationed at Hamarche lin temple, 200 li west of Udeh. The Prince of West Suniteh Banner has given every proof of his loyal-
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