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Evening journal., 1904-05-12
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
MASSACREO BY M0ROS
Two Officers and Others OF
the I77th Infantry Are
Slain

Mania. May l2.-Two lieutenanis and
fifteen men Of Company f, Seventeenth
United states Infantry. were killed In an
engagement with the Moros last Sunday.
The Americans were ambushed at Sim
patem on the east shore OF Lake Ligua-
san, Island Of Mlndanao.
The officers killed were First lieuten-
ant Harry A. Woodruff and Second Lieu
tenant Joseph II Hall. The company was
IN command Of Lieutenant Winfield Har'
per. and numbered thiriy-nine men.
Lieutenant Wo1drun was born 1n lndi
ana and entered the service from the state
OF New York. Lieutenant Han was born
ia Alabama. and was promoted TO his leu.
tenancy from the ranks.
Lieutenant Harper also rose from thc
ramks. lie was born Ia Washington, d. G..
The detachment Of the Seventeenth
which is on duty in the Philippines has
formed part Of the force under Major
General Leonard Wood with which he has
conducted n campaign TO put down the
last traces Of hostility to American con-
troll IN the archipelago. Some time ago
General Wood announced thag a conflict
with the Moros was inevitable and under
took some vigorous movements.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
BARRIERS Board Meets Tonight.

The BARRIERS Board OF Examiners will
meet tonight and tomorrow night be-
tween the hours of $50 and II o'clock at
the Office OF Harry Emmons. Ninth and
Market streets, for the purpose Of re-
newing certificates and receiving new
applications
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
AII.dav Meetina At ST. PauPs

The Wilmington branch Of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance will hold its
monthly al-day meeting IN St. Paurs as.
e. church. tomorrow. Sessions viii he
held at 1880 a. m. and $50 p. m. At Z
Quoted by the Rev. Henry Wilson, d. D.,
Of New York. who will be the principa'
speaker - the cay. The 7.s0 meeting will
begin with haif hour Song and praise ser.
vice.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Have you Read the want ads on page
7? They're interesting.

A blaze in the home Of James Dcnnen
at NO. 1904 West street, this morning
did damage to the extent Of $1,000. A
still alarm was sent 10 the Washington
Fire Company. but the fire was extin-
gulshed before the arrival Of that apps.-
ratus.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
WEATHER RULLETIN

rhe New York New
TO-DAY clear slightly prevail light
cry 70 ohy winds followed this rising temperature
On slightly variable winds viii
prevail Followed by
couy warmer weather followed districts
o heB '
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

Screens. Wire Screen Doors and Win
dow Screens at Lynch's All sizes. Mea-
sure width Of doors and windows before
ordering. d. w. Lynch Co.. n. W. Cor.
Madison and Fourth street. F0sone con-
nections.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
- WoI-In rnINIl.

To see McMahon Bros. unloading car
loads Of window screens and doors, and
hauling them to their store, 9Th and King
that they were going TO supply two VIII
mingtons. but so see uhe people carrying
them away Il Is doubtfW if they will
have enough.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
BIGGEST STOVE AND REFRIGERAT-
OR HOUSE

McMGhon Bros. during the past stove
season sold 100 ranges and over 1000 heat
ing stoves. Now TO take their place. in
their large show room, first floor YOU will
find the largest and finest assortment OF
ice boxes and refr.gerators IN the State.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Raby and Matohes cause FIre.

A baby and a box of matches were the
cause Of a small fire at the home Of Frank
Walker, No. 2llS Damotte stret this morn
ing. The blaze was extinglhshed without
the aid of the fire apparatus.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
SHERIFF SALE
Property Of Atlas Dredging Company
Sold This Morning.

Property Of the Atlas Dredging Company
was sold by Sheriff stidham at the County
Court House this morning. Three lots in
BrandyWdne marsh east OF the Jackson
and Sharp plan. was sold 10 George 4.
Brown for $500.
Another lot in that section was purchas-
ed by aen5amin Nields for Si.5o0.
A third LOT was sold TO John Crawford
for $500.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
AppoIntsd AdIutant eeneraI.

Joseph 5. Li,zenberg has been ap-
pointed assistant adjutont general Of
the G. A. r. for Delaware, by VIII
liam Kelley. Jr, who was recently
elected department commander.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
East Lake's AnniversarY.

The fourteenth anniversary of East
lake Presbyterian Church will be
celebrated this evening. An Interest,"
ing program has been prepared.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

New and Important order. Sc when GO. s.
when So SO when IS. sle when 70 years
John Wainwright & Co.. Pension Attys.,
End floor, W. 7th ST.. Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
S1.co, Wilmington to 6altimore and Re-
turn. 500.

Sunday, May Is, via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Special train leaves Will
mington 9.45 "a. M. returning leaves
Baltimore $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

Have you Read the want ads on page
II They're interesting.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
TOOE S5i FROM SIlEBOARl
Burglar Entered Home of Nathan Me-
Laushln and Stole roll Of Bills.

The house Of Nathan Mclaughlin at
No. go Spruce street was entered
early last evening and $54 was stolen
from a sideboard where * had been
placed by Mrs. McLaughl'a. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin is a fireman on the railroad,
and the money stolen was part OF his
months salary which he received only
yesterday morning.
The last time Mr. Mclaughlin saw
the money was shortly before supper
when a colored man brought home the
washing. She took the money out to
pay him for the wash. After supper
Mrs. Mclaughlin went out on the front
steps and when she again went I'm the
house the money was gone. Some one
had forced an entrance through a bach
door and escaped with the roll of bills
while she was on the steps.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
MARKET HOUSE
WILL Be OPENED
Butchers Will Occupy Stalls
in Eighth Street Building
on Saturday
NEARLY ALL OLD TENANTS RETURN
There Will Be Two Stores Above the
Market on Eighth street-struetur
VIII be Lighted by Both Gas and
Electricity.

Eighth street between Orange and
Tatnall will be a busy place on Sat
urday, as the-new market house. which
has been built to replace the one burn
ed down, viii be opened ON that day.
The new building has every modern
convenience and nearly an the old ten
ants win be found behind the stahs to-
morrow. The building win be known as
the Farmers Market Building and is
owned by the Farmers Market Com
pany. The officers are William Bowe
president. and John II. Dandy, secre-
tary and treasurer
Those who win have stalls IN the new
building follow.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
shad Bake.

There was a shad bake at the East
side Republican Association last night.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Had His Foot Crushed.

Louis Hartman. Of No. S27 Clayton street
an employe Of the Pennsylvania ruilroaJ
had his right foot so badly mashed that
St was necessary 10 amputate part Of It at
Delaware Hospital ehis morning. A heavy
casting feil on the man while he was work.
ing at Todd's Cut. lie was brought to this
city on shifting engine No. 55 and cared
for semporarily at The Emergency Hos
pital.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Disastrous Locality.

Last November. near Jolo. General
Woods forces engaged the Moros in a
I'VE days nght killing about 300 OF them.
The natives were scattered, and It was
Thought that there woulu be little trouble
comparatively from them I'm the future.
This hope proved vain. In this same To-
caliiy Captain David y. Wheeler and
Corporal Heyveit OF the Twenty-second
Infantry, were killed. Il was in this terri
tory uhat Captain Persihing conducted bis
campaign just a year ago, inhictlng severe
loss upon the rebellious bands Of natives
The military pan pursued has been that
Of suding small reconnoitring forces on
short hikes through the country tc
keep the Moro bands on the move and pre-.
vent any assembling in force for genuine
engagement with the American troops
It was a part Of the Seventeenth In
fantry. in conjunction with a detail from
the Twenty-thlrd. which. on March
under General Woods personal leadership
routed 1000 natives under Datto Ali.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

EVERY WANT
CAN BE
SUPPLIED BY
THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEE PAGE
CLASSIFIED ADS
COST
"a CENT A WoR0
SITUATIONS WANTED FREE,
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

A. c. porsey. plumber. pAone l5sA. .adv
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

Public sale Of storage furniture from
Megary & Sons storage house, at Std.
ram &. Sons auction rooms. III East
Fourth street. on Friday afternoon, May
Is. at 1.9) o'c'ock. All kinds of suites.
enamcled bed sueads, couches, carpets OF
all kinds. chairs. cook stoves. sate posi-
tive. Goods can be seen this evening.
Everything in good order.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

What is q YOU want that yuu can't buy
at Mcsiahons. 5th and King.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
y nj sAIrMAN & 40

ALI, KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done; building and repairing. Refrigerat-
ors and pianos repaired. lo5 West strees,
Wilmington. Del apr26-26t
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
sf.oo, Wilmington to Baltimore and
Return, 90.

Sunday. May Is. via Pennsylva ,
Railroad. Special train leaves WI -
mington 9.45 a. M. returning leaveJ
Baltimore $50 p. m.-
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
SERVICE PENSION FOR AGE.

.ummLag.. Ihe nhoLosrapher. a07 AIarl.ol
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Farmers' Stalls

Charles Walton. c. Talley. W. p. VOL
laston. Joseph Gregg A. Naudain. M.
Kirk, Nelson Talley. George. NJ. King.
J. Matthias. r. Taylor, II. Bunting, II.
Hendrickson. w. Appleby. w. South
gate.
John Clouser and +. Connolly win
have the hucksters stalls and ID. A.
Mcclure. fish and oysters.
One store on Eighth street win be
occupied by George T. Barlow and an
other by the Middletown Farms.
The Dupont Powder Company viii
occupy the entire second floor. The
building viii be lighted by gas and
electric light and heated throughout by
steam.
The Bowe Carriage Company building
on Orange street is now about COM
pleted II occupies four floors.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12

Have you Read the want ads on page
?? They're interesting.
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Butchers Stalls.

o. Vernon & Son, c. Mason. Thomas
Sharpe, +. T. Pyle, Evitte Wells. John
Galley, Thomas Mayne, $. Dickerson
Evening journal., 1904-05-12
Russian Ships Not Destroyed.

Epected to occupy Niuchwang on Fri-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

Wopor McGleQon ging qeItern
bon Moniicur 9eSpIoS, Dem YrGIi.
bentcn OcS Barrier StobtrotbS, cine
0epei6e 81, in meIder oerielbc iciuc
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cum. "aatoItropbe mlsipri6t. NpA
0ic SungmGnners@erci BON @uris
con0plircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22
IbtGetIung pom HoQi'8 Sir.
nee hernfhtet.

8oibtngton, 81. Suni.- Cine
@rfI0rung Scr ioponii6en Gompogne
oltf Ser 2iootun9.@oIbinfcI nit ipc.
5ieIer 9eriidiidtigllng BON Sort gr-
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lueld)e bierber bon elmer obiolltt SIT
perl1iiigcn Scitc gcnleI0ct mor0cu
lit, Gie ioponii6e Goftif, pclhe
bi8ber Sen Nuiicn 10 rdtbIelbnft e.
i6icncn 1T, be5tpedt BLOB cine Sloli.
rltng Sort Nrt6llr'8, o6Cr feinen In.
9riff SeitcnS Scr Nrmee mtcr @crr-
rol 0flt'8 @efebI. Sic cigcntIide
@cIogcrltn0sorbcit miro elmer on0c=
rem iopuniihcn Irmcc inter Dem &c.
febl ocS Generals Toqi ii6ertroNct
merben, meIde oltf Ser Solbiniel olif
einCm Hltnfte iii0li6 BON ser Ofll'e
iden Eo'ition ltno be6cutcn0 nG6er
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26 Sronsportihiffe in einem ser ic-
pantheon SGfcn 5uiontmcn gc5oqct
luor0en, oui pelhen iid) Oieic Nrmct
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idcinIi6, bob bie bon Dem @Io0ipo,
Itod- @cidluo0cr on0egriffencn Sdiiie
SIT oieier GronSportfIotte gcb6rt bu-
ben.
Irgentiniidc Stronger BON
GuBGono Qcfonft t.
GcterS BIT I q, 90. SUM. Sc
lit bcfinitip fcIt0eitcQt, ooB oic In
terbonolungen SeitenS HltBlon6'S
gum Infoltf bon feds orqcntiniIhcu
Srell5ern 6cinobc nouit0n0ig 5url
I6idlllB gebrodt tpor0en murerL ais
Ir9entinicn Die 6roge oltfluorf. inter.
neld)er SIogge Die &rcl15er tronSfc.
rirt Deroen ioaten. GA bie HcpubIif
nidt getui1t lei, oircft an einc ser
frieafiibrenoen Eorteien ST. perfol.
fen. 0ie Ecrion, ourh mclde sic
llnterbonblungcn gefiibrt morben
lporen, id)lug Dor, sic 8rell3cr an Sc.
ne3uclo, Gotta Tico ooer @illgoricR
5t transformer tpelhe tic oann HllB-
lon6 ii6erge6en ni'roen, o6er Tr0li-
bent Goca lebnte bicIen Sori6log
nit ser GrfIGruntg al, cS f6nnc MIR
cine mirflihc Secuod)t sic SoIiierin
iein. Gam fnitpftc bic Silrfei 0urG
oic orgentinii6e @eionotihoft in
Eoris Observation-Disclosures Gil.
@ic fpeit oieie geoicben limb, lit uid)t
befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

Dem Foli5ei.GommiiiGr Wtc}looo o.
bon WittbeiIlung gcmodt mltroe, &c.
merftc er, OoB Die Stoot eiren Gon-
trott NIT Der 9~crge'@eielli6aft obqe-
i6lolien babe lnO nidt mchr. ais Sen
mlS6eoungcnCn Yreis bon $1,000
be5oblen lpcroe.
SIM 2aufc oeS No6mittogS talth.
ten odt Sei6en glci65eitig olts Ser
Eiefe oui, irgenn cine 9epeqltngI
OeS &oiierS mar offcnbor Die llrios
die onpon. 9luc oicie 2cidcn nltrocn
9ebor9en. @inc oieicr 2ei6en mar
in cine Uniform Qeflet6et, luic Nhliis
fer tie SIT tro0cn ptleoen. SSn elmer
Der Soihen OcS SoOten fono man
mcbrerc aorten nit Ben gSorten:
nGlltglIt Sdmiot, 9r. 1tO3, Greene
Npc, &ioIinlebrcr."
Nie Coroner S'@orman ulgo6,
murDGu 5rpii6cn B tn0 s ltbr abenos
lueitere 80 2eidcn 9cflnoen llno
gegen Z ll6r Ibc168 crIougtc man
iiebcn >peitcre &cidlen, ooruuter 0ie
bon orei &noben uu0 5rpci MGodcn.
Oton bate qcitern bis s lthr glbenD8
I'M 2olfe ocS Cages 80 2ei6en &C.
funoen. Die Suhe nod 2eidcn
lpltrOe bis ipGt III bic 9todt bincin
~fortgeiebt.
81, bicicn miiiicu nod sic ollf
Brothers SSlonb 0ebor0cncn llcber.
reIte Don nclln &erlmQliidtcn gej0blt
perocr, peldcS I'M @on5cn 90 Sci.
den fir Den 8citrigen Gag crgicbt.
0iitrtft Superinten0ent
StroubcnmitlIer DC
rt6t.
Sduliupertntcnrcnt Wm. $. Mar
lpcGl erlicb geltcrn an o1e Oberlebrer
Der 6ffentliden Sd)lllen cine Sr0rc,
IN Der tic ongepieicn meroclL bel Ben
bolO begiunetOcn ShulifluB-6 erien
olleS M0glidc ST. tbult, INN epcntuell
cine Yonif 81 pcrbiiten.
Gm II. Srni botte Der Sitperintell
bent ocS 6. un0 7. SduloiitriftS, Out
Itop StroubcnniiQer, beiien S6uler
bon oent entieblid)en ltnfoQ, Der Die
TbeiInebmer an Der o@enerol SIos
cllnl."Grfurlion betroffelt, an1 Wtei'
Iten 5t letocn botten, f~plgen0eSS 6rei,
ben an Superintendent Worueu &c.
rihtet:
IS mag fir Sic ponSntcreiie iein,
ST c%riobreu, moS Sbre 2ebrcr in mel.
men 0iItriften bel Ger &riiis thun.
Sobolo ih bon bent enticbliden In.
gliid borte, t~elepbonirte id) an Srn.
Riober rm Siilfe, unO or iteute mir
5l iofortiger Siilic $1,000 sur &eriii.
glttg. Sd orgoniiirte Die 2ebrer, sic
beilldten Die SencmentbGilier. un0
i'd erbielt lire 9eridtc iiber bcbiiriti.
&c 6omilien. Sd beiuhte perionlif
cine ieoe oieier 6ouilicn uno gez
m1brte linen nod nleinem 0ofitrbol-
ten iinon5iene Siilfe. Sd babe tran.
rigc Stenen beoboftet. SoS ltnter-
Itiibunas-Gomite nelheS Der Wnpor
orgoniiirt bat, ideint nit Den Irbei.
ten Sbrer 2ebrer Sufrieoen 81 iein.
SD babe Der S%iilfSorbeit oae meme
3eit bel Gage lnb bel Hod)t geruib'
met uno 2ehrer uno Sberlebrer Der
beridiebenen Sd)llen I'M 9elbillfc
eriudt. Sd meiB, oob Sic giltbeiben
meroen, mos ih getbon babe. Sd mer-
sc am Sumltog BON meinem Sitreail
oblpeien0 iein uitb eriporte, aud dnl
.Sonntoa 9eilld)e mad)en 5l fonnen.
Sd iab beilte etfud 100 2eiden
Elm entieblifer Gnblidl Die meilten
iinb ainoer Sbrer S6ulen."
Sieroiti ontiuortcte Sr. Wariucll:
rSh babe ioeben Sbren 9rief pom
II. SUM geleien. Gr entidlt cine
Der traurigiten @r51blungen r~uilerer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

mo0erncn @elt. I'd bin niht er.
Itolnt, 5ll b0rell, 0uB S5bre 2ebrer Ii.
Sberlebrcr Sic in Dem eolen Inter.
itiibungsmcrte, Dem sic Sbre ;3eit
unO Gncraie felt Dem groBcn In.
aliif@foae gepiOmet boben, unter-
itilben. Sd miirOe inn @egentbeil
ilbcrrai6t gclueien fem, menlG lid,
monde OerieIben non oieicr 2(r6eit
5ltritdgebolten bitten.
Sd CLAUDE, 0oB mir in elmer o0er
5lpei Sdulen SbreS 9iItrittS eine
@eOG6tniBfcier ocronItoltcn IoQtcn.
Sic tonnen boriibcr bciier u~rtbeiIen.
mic i6. @enn i6 Sbnen ollf irgen0
cine @cilc heIfen fam, loIicn sic c3
mid miIicn. Sbr cr9cbcner @iliom
$. WormeQ, Sltpcrintcnocnt Ser
itoOtiihen Sdulen."
Ger II ntcr It ii bungSfon0
IouAGul S6atNeiiter aonS llnteritiit.
5llngs-Gomite's &ru. SAT. 8. Sdiii
gilrgcn geitcrn micoer 5oblrei6e Sub.
ltriptionen 81. llcbcr i0rnmtlihe bis
Der eingcloufenc @oben miro Nor.
gen Q~ltittirt ipCroerl
Die bis iett uon &ul. S6iff ent.
piongcne Summc bctrGgt me6r, oils
$4,000. 9(uBCr0Cm limo nod 9eitrG.
&c an mnocren Stcllen cmpfonacn.
NrGii0ent Hooiepelt bat beute0rn.
Sdiff cinen &citrug bon $500 gum
SiilfSfunO 9cid)idt.
lleber iGnmltlidc 6iS6er cinoclolt.
felc 8obcn miro morgen quittirt
lueroen.
0eS YoitprS 9onf.
Sn Der 9eitrigen Situllg oeS Gre
futipsGonitc's oes bonn Wopor Cit.
8Cicbtcn ltnteritiisungs. Gontite's err
idJien oltd) 8oitor SooS, Der bonn
Sdifiol i6mer 0ebeugtc Toitor scr
ct. WorfltS.& Stride, lrno rid)tete fol
gcn0e Worte al 0ie Gonlite 3 Nit.
gIicocr: oWteine Serrcnl Wtein Ser3
lit 10 bod, 10 nie0crgcoriidt, Dab Sic
mid entl6llotgen n%liilien, lpcnn id)
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INN meincn 8coontcn Nlls0rrd III
pcrleibcn. 3mei 9inge iinO es, sic
iibcriu6ltigenb oltf mid cinlpirftell.
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ldrcdIide ltnglitd, in Oelicn Wfittc
id mid nit 10 bielen mcincr @enteilt.
DC bcfono, oeIien ooQe NuS0cbnllnQ
lln0 Sroglueitc mir ober crit beruubt
mltr0c, na60em id) beimgebrod)t ltn0
aus ocn 3citungen Cricben fonntc,
tuas lid tbotidhlidl 5ltgetro9cn. Die.
Ie ihredli6e Seimiudung pllroc in.
oeB, t6 mod)te iogen beinobe iibcr.
rogt BON Der SIutb Der 9eileiosbe.
5eigungen, 2iebe uno SiiliSbereit.
ldoft, Die oltf mid 6creinItr0mte. go
ettpos tbut Dem arnen Ser5cn out
in bieier i6peren Stun0e Der SCENT
iudunq. Sbnen, meinc Serren, ie.
Dem Gtn5elncn bon Sbnen, pielc BON
Sbnen babe ih ni6t g%cfarnt, nidlt
einnlol geleben, rlodte id) meine
ber5lihc Entertaining mo meiren
tiefgefiibltcn Can't iiir ules oas, mos
Sic gctbon hobeu 1noS nod tbun,
oirSorilder. Sd bette 81 Soft, Dab er
Sic ie0nen nno oieie idmere Seim-
lilfllng 10 febren moge, bob lie gum
Better oes gon5en @emeinmeicn5
oitSihlogen miro, luos er in ieincr
@ciSbcit gelpiB ol6 tbltn miroi."
Hfnrrer Soos lit INNER nod iehr
ldhuoh mo porerit menigitens oll-
Der Stonoe, sum SllqueIt 5l eridei.
men.
u d. Der StaotrotD
con0nltrt.
Ingeiidts ser idredliden sSlo-
cum."aotoltropbe crihien geitern Der
Gin Geeoro" nit Srouerrdnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

mar Der eritc Gorrciponocnt, Dem e5
lett 9eginn Der 9lodooe oelaltg, in
Eort Irtbur ein5uoringen."
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ten:
Der 6einO in ser &ittung BON
SaimatBa mo Scugmong6cng lit
nidJt MIR gum StiQltono gefommen,
ion0crn bat cine MISUNDERSTANDING
gemodt. Gr bot mebrere Yunfte
n0rolid bon 6engpaug6eng &c.
r0ltmt, oic er bis Dor Sturgeon beieBt
biclt.
Die SeDcgllng iaponiifer Srltps
pen nad) Dem 0olinlo g GngpoB bin
bat oufgebort, ober cine 5icmlif did
tigc 9cluegung Ser iopnniidcn
Strcittrdite lit in Der Hiftlmg bon
Sillpen 1utO @oifeltg cntoedt NOR
belt.
i 5llntGr'm Datum, ppm 20. ,Sltni
Innote &ice.NomiroI StrpoGoff Sic
folge1be 0epei6c an oen G5oren:
n0ic &rcu5croipiiion lit l1of &lo-
oipoitod 5uriid9cfcbrt, obnc irqcno
mclde Mtonnidoitcn 81 pcrliercn
nod irgcno meIhen Sodocn > 3u cr-
lei0en."
Soponcr III @~ormor6 ou.
gebalten.
Petersburg 81. SNuni. - @c.
neroQielttenont 3ilinsfp, Stobs6ei
oeS Stott6olterS Ilerieff bot folgen.
bcs SeIearomm an oen arie08mini,
tier unter'm Gotitm oeS 10. Sum-
obgeionOt
oNo6 elmer Tniormotion Die i6
oltS Sort Nrt6rr erbielt. oron0cn
am IA. EStni orei ioponii6e 9otoi(,
lone 0urH sic Sioobinoor.9e rqe bpr.
mGrts bin nod 2olnnoton. 3pei De-
judgements bon Captain 2oilbinSfp'S
Shiitclt itro cine Gontpo9nie @reni
pohen bielten ibren 8ormarih olti.
Die 1orpeooboote 'oeS 6einoes
bomborbirten Die Semopbor : Sta.
ton, bod 5ogen tic lih bei'm Grihei
ncn be8 &reu5ers nNopif" unb itnic.
rer 6orpeboboptc, meIhe Nelier oltf
lie eroffneten, ldneG 5ilriid. Im IS.
Silni pertricbcn %uniere Sdiiten sic
Sopater aus 5mei Yoiitionen I'M
Often Scr Sioobiroar.9eroe. 2ielt.
tenant 9ibcicff unb ein Shiite mllr.
Den qetootet ltno 2ieutenont Bro
binSfn ilno bier S9iieen ml,rocn
oertuunbet. lieutenant 3robinsfo
lit ipoter geitorber.
de 8reu5er miebcr
in 8lobipo It Cd einge.
troffen.
Petersburg, 81. Suni.-0oS
@looiooitod- 8eifnpooer fchrte gse
tern nod benz Sofen 5nriid. 9ie
I6mirnlit1t Bot einen longen 9eridJt
bon 8ice.Iomirnt 8e3obroaop'&
Sraisfobrt erboIteu. Dieter %crtuabnt
nidt oos gomborbemeltt Der Japan.
iden 4iiIte,
Sn Siuiift orf @ice IonliroIS
Sfrpblom's gn9obe, Dob Dos iopo.
niide Sronsportidiff nSoop" gciun.
fen lit, eriportet bie NomiroIitGt cine
GrfIGrilng @etreffs Ser Sofio'er &c.
peife, nod nelder Die nSooo" IN
Den Sofen bltgiirt 'ein iolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22
@ermiidltc tclearapbiide Sepeid)ru.

Sn McGomb Gitp, 0tii., mltroc
geltern Elm 5beil oes @ei6GftspierteIS
our6 5euer 5eritort. GoS Hotbbou&,
5rpei Sotels lino mebrere aoufIGoen
ipurben ein9eGidert. Der &erluIt
beI1iift iif ullf etpo $4,000, bon
bent Die &olfte bllrf &erii6erung &C.
0edt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-22

Der Sefret1r beS Snncrn bot
boS @eiiid bes Gurotoriiuns Der so.
Iumbio-llniperiitGt" bon @oibina-
ton G.e., aenebmi9t, Den Nomen oeS
SnititutS in r@eor9c @oibinetoll.
llniperiitdt" u%m5u1nbern.