The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-09
SKRYDLOFF'S BRILLIANT WORK
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ash at heard the firing of guns and shortly afterwards observed
the distance miles
boat lowered from of these Russian vessels and the Russians
dd the Japanese their boats Both sailing vessels
fired and sunk The
Two wounded Russian prisoners MasuHma who had become
they
ferred to the French there taking they will
lately
that fifty Japanese who remaining the north Hardin
kept custody a the Hardin police Office.
The EnOu Mau and Knai Maru for whose safety much
PeensOn entertained have returned to Faata safety
Particulars the condition of portion Hitch
M Moi with
fishermen board the Gnka they signals
for displayed and heard cries help between OknOma and Osh
approaching the the fishermen discovered hundred
and thirty Japanese floating the sea ngng pan buOs and other
wounded dead
floating Immediately
the living Owing to strong sOuher wind and n the salvage work
difficult Each of the boats rescued ee and another took
six aboard.
Ogushura
including officer killed himself The number the
The captain the gO M states that he left the LOung coast on
passed
warshp ordered
crew keep cam and gave instructions engineer put
escape opened
Mu and dashing forward high speed The ROsa and Ruri
chased the um Mru The UgO Mau developed speed of thirteen
the distance between the
only $500 metres at shot passed the steamer and
fell into the The enemy tried to fire brOadde but the UgO Maru
the former struck The
where had a celebration
of Navy
the soldiers who approaching
should be allowed take walks in the city to battle in the
DOgo springs
Port Arthur making efforts the vessels the
harbour The frequently
they cruise below Golden Hill and far The faway eff
Russians have diontined the work Of ening the damaged war vessels
positions
thirty constructed Ouickfng been
fixed increased numbers on the forts at Golden HILL Petsha and other
built Nung Chinese
thur conflicting. 1t fact that the
dant.
Many havebe
TayOura Ou
two officers and who killed themselves
hands those
to
mounted hill Port Arthur The
The male inhabitants below fifty
e NO one allowed to wo out OF doors after M said that
five thousand Russians
shan They were brought to Port Arthur being admitted the
aI and civilian
killed On the previous occupation Dn
sian soldiers stationed
Arthur were in an exhausted state two I s ZONES ei
battle of KnchOw brought Arthur
Five Japanese civilians and three police
piece bread and salt and water once day The
Russian have sunk eight vessels probably Japanese
entering the habOr Eight Japanese
Dnny before was occupied They subsequently
The steamer KOsa Mau 27th bringing
Der of wounded soldiers prisoners The
aru brought to Matsama June 2 three
hnne Russian prisoners of including officers
captured at the battle
Picking
ing field battle gradually increasing her force
Troops being continually
strength OF the Russian forces together with those garsOns already
sent down reach five six divisions
London telegram received at Yokohama
Japanese loan bonds which sharp drop
in of the disaster by
per cent bonds at $50 IS d The six bonds
cent
The Moi branch the
the office stating that
who had been rescued and brought Moi
men below the rank of and
one hundred of Nau
Campbell Htach
shell while bridge
The
missing afterwad 1t generally believed that
actually
the same steamer shot dead His
between his cabin and Bishop
first engineer was working theoretically until the
boat which ne got thirty
was struck by shot and all