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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13

Sas &ino 5iln6ete ein 6euer IN Dem
Sten an ais ieine &lci0er 0apon er,
idGt muroen. eSrou 0cGlnre elite
Lgrer &oGter 5lt 0iilfe, un0 bel Dem
Serlu6e, Die 6lnnnen an oen 9lei-
oern oeriel6en 81 erItifen, mur0en
end Die ibrigeu ergriffan, 1ll ibren
Nelnllbltngen oa5 &in0 5u retten,
lt1eB lie eine Sel-Sompe ltnL lmo Oa@
Gel permebrte nod Die 6lonlnen. SSn
etnem 9luqenblide Itan0 0ia Slide IN
6elter. sSrai WcGlure elite Damn
IN brennen0en &leioeru auf 0us SSel0,
no ibr @ater urbeitete. Sus Saus
iIfo Snbnlt murOen poQItGnoig per-
ni9tct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Sepntirter SDDctou, mcldJer ben
franSOiiidIen &riessminiiter ubr-
feigtc, toot anfgcfnnScn.
q nris. 9 Sei.

~ " ! ~ ~. ~>NO.
Inter llmltGnoen, melbe aili cine
Seri6p0rlng ino einen Wforo bin-
6rlpeilen ideinen, lit ser gibgeorbnete
Sppeton, pelder ben &riegsmitilter
slnore Dor GINGER 3eit in ber 9epu.
tiertenfammer obrfeigte, IN ieinenl
3inmer nit 2elldtgoS erltidt geiln.
oen morben.
9ta6 Der itiirnlii6en S5ene ipuroe
SDpeton mlf einiNe 3eit illSpenoiert.
uno Die Suspenoierllng bate geltern
geenoigt ga er ni6t in ser &om-
mer eri6ien, itellte man gtadfor.
i6ungen an; ais Der Eoli5ei6ef
meloete, oaB ser glbgeoronete als
Sei6e 9eflnoen iporben lei, berrihte
llngebeilre slufregllng.
Wtnn tonnte nnnebmen, buB Sppe.
ton pegen oeS slngriifS nuf oen Wfi-
hitter cine @efGngniBltrafe -erbolten
bate, aber nihts lGBt oarauf l6lie-
BEN baB er besbalb oen 500 eelubt
bat.
Spoeton nabm nit ieiner sSrall
ino einigen SrelnOen bas Wtittag.
eilen elm ilno itano INN 2 llbr pom
Glide auf. I'm 3 llbr murbe er in
ieinem glrbeits5immer toot gcflrnoen.
Gas slb5ugsrobr ieines @asofens
war nit elmer 3eitlng peritopft.
Senri Ho6efort bebauptet, Sppe.
ton iei bon ieinen Seinben errnoroet
ipor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Sie fmr5r Sitnng oes So. GungreiieS
in iiblider gSeiie crDffnct.

@ q bington 9. g., 3. 9ej.
5eute @tittog puroe bie eritc
Sitllng beS 5S. GouareiieS er0ffnet.
Gie Groffnung lnterihieo lid in fei.
ner @eiie bon ionltigeu @roiimmgeu
Oes GongreiIes.
Sunoerte BON S6nllluitigen bottet
iicb im &opitol eingeiimoen, 6e0elltet
bod Die Groifnllng ser furjen Con.
greB-Sibimg audi Den Slnfong ser
@inter. Saiion Ser SunoeSboupt.
itoOt.
Sic Stoot lit aus Dem Sdllafe, Ser
lett SSriibiobr bauerte, erlpadt rno
begriibt oas 3uiammentreten oes
GongreiIes nit Sreltoe.
9ie Groifnllng oeS Gongreiies bot
iih ielten 5lt elmer iolden 8ola.@e.
ihihte geItnltct, mie beilte. Gie Wtit-
glieber erbielteu Die ii6Iihen glu-
menlpen0en uno beioe 0allen Iaben
einem Mintergarten dbnlih. &orbe
nit &oien, 9telfen imo Gbrpiantbe.
men bebedten ole Streibtii6e. Sb-
glei6 oaS 8etter enticbieoen i6ledt
mar, lieB ii6 9tielnnno bonn 9eiud)
beS GapitolS abbalten.
Ser Senat pertagte iid nab Sen
iiblihen Gr0ifntngs Sormalitdten
aus 9teipeft fiir oos slnoenfen Der
beritorbenen gunoesienotoren Soar
bon Maiioduietts uno Suap bon
Henniplpanien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Su6uque, Sowa, 9ieufal ben 13 ScSembcr 1904.

Gerielbe Sd)uB t0otete bas fleine
&ino oeS @iit6enoen. gluh Der
6ormer, Ser on Die S6iir trat, luurbe
BON Den @iitberi6 5u 9oOen geitredt.
Ser Yt6roer ging Damn nod Der
5luei Wteileu cntfer1ten g3obnung lei
ncr S6melter, er5Gblte ibr. mas Dor.
geiallen mar, uno oriidte Damn Oen
@nbn ieiner S6rotflinte nit Dem
5uBc los. Ser SAuB rib Gem 0t0r-
Der Ole gan6e Shd0elOede meg. Die
glufregllng ii6er Die grdBlide 9lut.
tbot lit in bieier NadbariGoit uu-
gebeller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Sin Gbcmann ipirS in blinber @ntb
amm MOroer mno Selbitm6rocr.
81 0 h e tier, SSno., 6. Qea


Iier Meilen bon bier fat ii6 cine
entieblide Sragobie ab9eipielt. Der
etma 90 Sabre alte Sdullebrer Gil
bert Burns bate ieine Srau 10 idledt
bebanbelt, baB iie ibn perlalien muBte
ino bel Dem rmperbeiratbeten Sar.
mer Soiepb @ripe, Der feline beiabrte
Wfutter i'm Sauie batte, IN 9ieniten
trat. Burns, Der beftig tranf, bate
ii6 Die Soee IN ben &opf eeieet, OaB
@ripe feline Srau entfiibrt babe imo
batte &a6e gei6woren, obne baB sc.
manb ieinem betrllnfenem @eidwGt
@eipidt beiseleet bate. Selite sl6eno
fl,r3 nadb glnbrub Der Naht fam
Burns IN bas Sarmbars bon @ripe,
rief feline Srau on Die Ebiir ,lnb
i6oB Ser ni6ts @oies abnenoen Srau
cine 2aoun9 Sdrot in Die @rllit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13

aus einem &oblenofen ertitouo,
mel6e altf oen SeppiG fielen, Oen
iSrou Eerrp init 8oiolin gercitigt
bate. GaS 6euer iplrOe crit ent.
bcdt, olS Die 6lontmen bereitS 5ur
&ouStbiire beraltsi6Iugen. gsod.
barn erfldren, ooB tie feinen Saret
aus ser brenneuoen @obmtng
0ringcn b0rte, rn0 mon gloilbt oa-
bcr, 0aB sSrmi Gerrp iofort 6eluuBt-
los pllroe lmo uerbrdnnte. Mnrner
luurOe an ibrer Seitc geflutoeu lno
Der tleine Charles lag an Der Slilr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Scr &rieg im
fernen Often.
Raiiiide &risssIdiiie TT Den
Wrnno gebobrt.
Sie Sapnner ridtcn uum 203-Mcter
Siigcl aus Gin fiirdtrrlidcs Scner
auf ole Eprt glrtbnr ylutte
nnS bringen Die meiitcn
SGiffe snm Siufen. :
Nf ufSen, ). Tes.

NnfOen, 5. Se5.
Cs erbGlt iidj bas @eriidt, oae Die
iapaniIdjen StreitfrGfte, Sie 3encral
9icnuenfampff's glrmee nmgebcn
ipllten, NIT grufen Scrlniten snriif-
gcid)lasen unrSen. Die gsadridt
lit nod nidt offi5iell beltatigt, aber
Gin5clbeitcn iiber Den &f merSen
init GROCER 4enauigfcit beidJrieben.
SIS wirS berittet, SaR Sicnnenfampff
ben sSeino am Gin9ang eineS erober-
ten SaiIcs anflanerte, nnb Sak Die
Sapaner unDermntbct in einen
SintcrBalt serictben. gtad einem
id)arfen @efcdJte, iammclten Die
9iniien fiinfbnnbert japaniide 2ci-
den nnb begrnben oieielben. glnker.
Scni iOlleu nud) cintanieno japanii6e
2eidjen anf Sem &fplate liegeu,
WeldDe Die 9imiien iuegen bes beftisen
Semcrs Ses Seinbes nid)t begraben
fOnntcn. Die Sapaner Derloreu
ankerocm nod cine gruke gn5abl an
&eriunnoeten. Die rniiiidJen Ser
lnite bcliefen IidJ, oieiem Seridte 81.
fulge, amf nnr 30 bis 40 9fann.
Wtos stan, 6. 9e5.
Cine ipe5ielle Sepeide bon 8laoi-
woitot meloet, Sab ein 0ampfer, mel.
der BORT ioeben bon Sbangbai einge-
troffen lit, mittbeilte, oaB Der iapa.
nilde Yon5erfreu5er uglluma" ailf
cine 0iine geitoBen i,no geiumfen iei.
Ger &rel6er iol norblid bon Den
gliaotao Snleln 9eiunfen iein.
Wtuf oen, 6. Sea.
Der 8eridt, oaB Ger @eneral Hen.
nenfampff Den Sapanern cine ibmere
gtieberla9e beigebrabt bat, erbGlt li6
unter Den ruiiii6en Sruppen, lit
aber bis iest nod ni6t offi5iea beitG.
tiet moroen. 3m Dem bereits friiber
erp1bnten @eriidJt fommt nod bin.
all oaB Die Huiien "a 8anonen,
Deld)e lie bel Dem Hiid5uge Der Sapa-
ner nabmen fortgebra6t baben,
Eadoem eS ibnen 5lierlt rnmogli6
mar, iie infolge oes &rell5fenerS Der
iapaniiden Sruppen fort5uidaffen.
Sofio, 6. Se3.
Die 9fuiien iinternabmen nG6tlide
slngriife auf oen 203.Meter. .@erg,
nm oenielben ipieoer in ibren 9eiib
81 bringen.
Die Sapaner beritGrfea ibre Ser.
tbeioigungslinie imo es lit ibnen bis.
Der 9elllnsen, olle slnsriffe abouidla.
gen. Die &niien baben bisber bic
aroBten Berluite erlitten. Diejelben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Soppeliel6itmpro in Scs Muincs,
sSpma.
9 es &c ines, Soma, 4. Sex

Ses Wt ines, Soma, 4. 9c5.
9r. Somes $. Sufer, elm befann-
ter Slr5t bon 9eS -Moinea mo slnna
Glarf, friiber 9ienltmaodeu, ,.iM Dem
Suder' lden SallIe, beJinGeit beltte
9lben0 Selbltmorb. Gas MGbGen
mar aus ieiner Stelllu1g in Dem Slt.
der ifen Sauie entlnlien moroen uuo
nobm Giit IN ieinem &oltbmlie, no1-
Dem eS BON ieiner friibereu 0errin 9e-
l6olten lporoen mar. Or. Sltder
erldoB lid) berte WtOrgen Inn 1 80
llbr in leiner Nobnlmg. Die EoliSei
glalrbt, oaB Die Selbitmoroe perob.
reoet moren. Srml Sucer ipar BON
ibrem Monne aeihieOen, mobnte ober
in 0emlelben Saule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Sns entgleiit nnS $50 Teriuncn
tragen %crlcbmngeu bauun.
$ o [ 0en, O{o.. ). Te,


Gin bon &anios GitD no6 ct.
2ouis fobrenber 3ug Scr @fiiiouri
Yacific gobn entgleilte III Der 9tGbe
Der @aiierbebenerfe, pobei t50 ger.
Ionen, oarllnter so iebr idJiper, Der.
lest poroen Iinb. Ser llufoll luuroe
ourh ein gebrodenes @eleiie berbci-
gefiibrt gs mari einige ser Oidt
beIetten SSaggpnS bonn 0eleiie; Die
@agen fielen einen 5pal15ig SSlIiS
boben Summ uno iiber Die Bride
an Dem 9ad)e bel BEN gSaiIerbebe.
lperfen berlutter. 9ie 2ofomotipe,
5lpei 8epGdpaggons uno ser Tplt.
mogen gelangteu imbel6Goigt iiber
oie Bride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Glf Slider biifcn bel einem &et'
titngsperindlc iBr 2eben Elm.
SnnHn1l. 9. Oes

glf Slider iino bel Dem Seriuhe,
Dem geitronoeten Sampier rslnglia"
Ser auf Ser 6abrt BON Sumburg nod)
Cumberland aif ben Selien bel SEEM.
biggin geitranbet lit, 81 Silie 5u font
men, geiunfen. Sn slntport aui
feline Silie.Signnle begaben iib II
Slider in einem 9oote in Die Bran.
Dung, pnroen ober bon Den @ellen
iiberlpGltigt. Gin 9ettingsboot bat
ipGter ben eill6ig lleberlebenben auf.
eefii6t. Sie Wfannifaft oes Gam.
piers befinoet lib in Si6erbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Wntter unS siuci &inoer erleiSen ben
sSlammcntuS.
Sittsbura Sa., 4. 81

- - ~ " 40.
Sn einem SeiIer, ipel6es infplge
ieiner Shnelligfeit uno lhredliden
8olgen belonberS auffoleno mar,
perbrannten beilte glbenb sSrau &oof
Yerrp unb 5iuei Ginoer. Ger 8atte
ino Sater, iein Sobn Senrp umo
ieine Sodter slnna Eerrp paren ee.
5ipungen, auf Der StraBe au iteben
iIno Der Srag0bie SiiSuieben. Die
9eiualtiamen, aber gut aelneinten
slnitrengllngen Der Yoli5ei bielten iie
ab, in Die Slammen Sll iprinsen, Inn
ibre 2iebe 81 retten. Sobt iino:
Srau &oofp Yerrp, SO Sabre alt
Soparo 1errp, brei Sabre alt, unb
CHARLES perrp, sipei Sabre alt. Wan
slaubt, bob bas Seuer oilreb S,infeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13

mag @erdnid) geb0rt buben; oenn
er lit augenldeinlid ans Icinenl
S6lai5immer in oen &auSilur 8eeilt,
no er eridoiien luurOe. gteben iel-
ner pcrfoBlten Seife iono man einen
9iepoluer. @s berridJt IN Srenton
bo6itc 9lufre1ltng; bon Oen Stdterr,
0enen @lltblm0e mtf ole tS0brte ge-
lest iinb, feblt bis icBt ie0e Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Nintter perindt ibr Sinh 81 retteu
nnb Veioe Der6rennen.
6 GarbonbaIe. csn.. 8. s

GarbonbaIe, Sa., 8. Sea.
Srau SSobn McGlure imb ibre a6t
Sabre alte Eobter ipuroen beilte bel
einem Seuer in ibrer @obullng, neln
0seilen bon bier, 10 idtper perbrannt,
baB iie einise Stunben ipGter Itarben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13

werben ouf 5000 Mann pernni6lagt.
9ie Sapnner iinO ser 3uperlift, OaB
lie 0eu Berg balten f0nnen.
ollie gn5eiden oeuten 0araui him,
oaB ein aagemeiner glngriif geplant
unb man bnpon iiber5elgt iIt bab
oerIel6e init @rfol9 gefront iein miro.
ct. Petersburg 7. 9e5.
Sier miro in Negierllngs. imb
Warinefreiien energii6 fir Die gl6,
ien0lng eines Oritten @el6maoerS
8ur llnteritiitlmg bon gice- -glbmiral
&Ol60ieinpensfps @ei6paoer agi-
tirt. Sn bobeu Warinefreiien lit
man Ser glnlicbt, oaB in 2iban brei
quite S6la6tififfe, ser y9liarorine",
pIonliral SenioOin" imo Yglomirnl
Snsbofoff" 5ur glnSiobrt bereit lie
gen, lmb oaB ser &reu5er gslomiral
Sorniloff", nSlooimir Wonona9",
,Yampot gl5ore" nno ,Wtinion"
iduea bereit geltellt iperOen f0nnten,
tpGbreno oie S6ladti6iife y9ticolai
Der @rite" ino n2lleronOer ser
3meite" melde nit neuen &elieln
ausgeitattet iinO, ebenfolls bolO 5ur
slusfabrt bereit 9ema6t merOen
fonnten.
ct. Petersburg 7. 9e3.
Sefeble ,iinb berite erlaiien porben,
Dos 5lpeite Tolga fegiment imb
ole Seref &oiafen 5lt mobililiren.
Sufip, Z. Ses.
Gs mirb amtlid) ansefiinoigt, oae
bas rniiiid)e Sdlad)ti6iff yEOltawa"
onrdD Die japaniIdcn 8ranaten gum
Sinfcn gebradJt luurSen lit. Der
yTctpisnn" IOa Idluer beIdGSigt ieiu.
Der Gummanoenr Der Sd)iffsge-
idiibe ppr Sort glrtbnr melbet bar
iiber mnter Der 6. SeSembcr:
yGine Dum 203-Weterbiigel ans
angeitellte gepbadjtung scigt, Saf,
oas Sbnrmidjiff rYoltalua" scinnfen
tit mno Der uTetui5an" iid itarf
ueigt.
ySeit Sem q Scsem6er ba6en mir
tGglid Die i'm !Safen liesenSen ieimS-
liden Sdiffe beldoiien. @pn nnic-
rem Soften ans fOnnten MIR Die Wtas
item mnb S6orniteine Der Sd)ific
uTubieba", u9ietui5an" nnS yYal-
laba" gcieben iuerOen, iuesbalb Die
@irfnns unierer @cidoiie nidt &C.
icben iucrben fcnntc. Sngegen ipar
iie anf ben anberen Sd)ifien iid)tbar,
OudJ fonnte man bic Sdjiffe megcn
ibrer pcritedten Stellnns nidJt ibeu-
tifi5ieren."
Sofip, s. Sea.
Der Sommanoenr Der iapaniidlen
&iiitenbatterie pur Bort glrtbnr mel
bet inter benz Z. Se5cmber:
DGine bente lam z. Sesember) an-
geitellte Seubadtnns lebrt, baf Sas
Sbnrmidiff uYoltawa" seinnfen 1T,
iofuie bies am 6. 9esember gemcloct
WnrSe.
Bon bem ySietpisan" idcint bas
SRI nnter @aiIer 81 liesem.
9as bentige 8pmbarSement bat
Sas Sdladtidiff rTobieba" Ibiuer
beidjGoigt. IS fat iib 10 iueit nod
Der Steusrborbieite binaber selest,
bak ppn benz nad) @eiten snge.
ipanbteu Sbeils bes GdiffsfSrpers
Der rOtbe Mnitrid iidtbar it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Srci EerIouem crtrnnfcn.

Wtuscatine, Soma, 3. Ge5.
Seth @oofrep, 2eitb Godfrey lmo
6rouer 6. GiS ertronfen beute beim
Seriltde, iiber Oen WIiiiiiiippi SluB
5l iabren, in0em GisihoQen ibr Boot
belhGoigten. Die Seiden lino uiht
geilln0en mor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
ct. getersburg, s. 9e5.

sluS,uGrtige Selegramme, melhe
meloeu, oaB eS ben SSoponern gelrn.
gen iIt auf ben 203 .@etcrbiIgel
idnere @eihiibe 5u iGaifen, bobet
ouf Dem &riegsminiiterilm einen
acknowledgement GinOruf berporge-
rllfen. @enn iih Die 0teloung bon
Der 3erit0rltng ser rlliiiiden S6ifie
btitdtig., i6lpinOet Sic lcbte Sooif-
mlng az einen gluafall Oerielben.
IS blei6t MN ni6ts meiter iIbrig,
ais iic 5li 3erltoren, hdnlit Iie nithl
Dem 6cinb in Die @Gnoe iuren
2onoon s. Se5.
Ser 9eriItt, monab oaS rulIl6e
SMlad)tidjiff ,Boltnun" burd inpa.
niI6e 9omben i'm Safen bon Sort
glrtbur in oen @rlno gei6olien iei,
miro bier beItdtigt.
9ie y&oltapa" mar zines Ser
ltottli6Iten Sfiffe Der rllliiIhen
Slotte. 9osIelbe mar I'M Sabre
1898 nit einem &oitenallflpanoe bon
etma $6,000,000 erbullt norocn.
WfufOen s. Se5.
9ie 9luiIen fabren fort, Die iapa.
niiden Stellirngen nit i6merer llno
leidter 9lrtillerie 6u bel6IeBcn. So
paniiberieitS miro bos @ei6iibieuer
lhiua6 beantluortet.
Die gSitterlrng miro fdlter. SSa.
ponii6e arie9sgefongene ipiiien 81
er5dblen, baB Der &rieg ibr Sanb be-
reits ltarf eribopft uno piel lln5u.
irieOeubeit berporgerllien fat. 9ie
Geniur Der iopaniiGen Sreiie miro
10 Itreng gebanobobt, ouB es ben 3ei-
tllngen ni6t moglib lit, Der mabren
iopaniihen &olfsmeinlng riifbalts-
los Slusorltd 81 geben.
Wtufben, s. Se5.
3ablreife jopanii6e @efangene
merben infclge beItGn0iger n66tli6er
glngriife eingebrndt. Die iibiril6ell
Soloaten i1einen berartige glngriiie
81 lieben uno Die Serfolgung imo
@einngeunabne bon Eidets llno
S6ilolpaben olS ein Sergniigen 5ll
betradteu. gini9e ser @efaugenen
ertldren onB Die berrihenoe llntbd-
tigfeit einen tiefen, nieber0riidenoen
@influB alN Die Wtaiien Der iaponi-
i6en Sruppen bat, mabreno anoere
@einngeue ii6 Deigern, SSra9en 81
beontluorten. Sie Sapaner baben
biitreiheno 2ebensmittel,
leioen aber auBeroroentli6 ollr6 Die
Gdlte.
Ser @eneroleutnont 2inerpiti6
mdre por &llr5em beinabe getobtet
moroen. gr bate iib ouf 1000
CARDS einer iopaniiben 9otterie ge.
nGbert, oils cine al9el bel ieinen
Stobe einl6lug uno einen Soloaten
to0tete.
2onoon, 8. Se5.
Ger Correspondent oes ,Gailp
telegraph, Der ii9 bel Ger 9elage.
rllngs glrmee befinOet, melbet, oaB
ianlmtli6e ruliiifen S6ladticbiffe
mo Grer5er rno Die &anonen6oote
p@aliat" rnb YSuiagnef" oitrh Oie
9eidieBimg 5erit0rt porben iino;
MIR oie SprpeboiGger iino imoeriebrt
9eblie6en.
Sofio, 8. Se5.
Sie sSapaner INN Sort 9lrtbur ha.
ben oas felt brei Wonoten ongeltrebte
3iel, Den i'm Saien peranferten HeIt
OeS rlliiii6en sort glrtbir @elbpa-
oerS altBer @efeht 81 leben, nit bic.
len @fenihenopiern iest enolidb er.
rei6t. 9abur6 lit fir Die 9elnge.
rings slrmee cine ibrer fiirnebnt.
item slufgaben geloit uno es lit iebr
mabriheinlid), Dob Die Sruppen ii6
in 3ufilnft barauf perlegen weroen
obne 81 nellen blutigen Slngrifien 5u
idreiten, Die rrliiiide 9arniion leoig.
lid aus5ubilngern.
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werben auf 5000 Wann peroni6lagt.
9ie Sapaner iinO Der 3uperlidt, baB
iie beu Berg bolten f0nnen.
slae gln5ei6eu oeuten barauf hin,
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oeriel6e init Grfolq gefront iein miro.
The Springfield herald., 1904-03-25
Slow Progress Predicted.

Paris. March 20.-The Figaro's cor
respondent in Berlin telegraphs that q
German officer who has just arrived
there from Manchuria says serious op-
erations in the Far East, will not be
begun before the end of June.
The principal obstacle to Russian
victory, according to this officer, is the
fact that 10000 Chinese troops, well
trained, and with German and Japan
ese instructors, are menacing Russia s
line of communication. Russia, with
the support of Germany, will protest
against this concentration of Chinese
troops.
According to the Toxic correspond
ent of the Petit Parisienne. official con-
firmation has been received Of the de-
struction of the Russian, torpedo boat
Skeri at Port Arthur by the explosion
of submarine mine.
The correspondent says that the Mi
kado yesterday bade adieu to 495 on
GERS who were leaving for the front.
A special dispatch from st. Peters
burg says the project is favored OF
conveying heavy war material by
transport from Cronstadt to the mouth
of the Yenesei river and thence by
barge to the Irkutsk depot and Lake
Baikal. leaving the railway free for the
conveyance of troops.
The Springfield herald., 1904-03-25
BISHOP MOORE'S VIVID DESCRIPTION OF
THE GREAT NAVAL BATTLE AT CHEMULPO

the Cars portrait.
Our United States ship. the Vicks
burg. alone gave no sanctuary, though
her lifeboats helped remove the men.
We hailed the first officer of the Sun
garl. the ship we landed from the day
before. He indicated that all was lost.
and shortly after we saw the men dash
below as if to scuttle her.
Nov the men are fastening to leave
the Korietz. We are within a few
yards of her last two boats as they put
off. 1t is twenty minutes to 4. and we
recall her captains words and hasten
our rowers. There is an island sur
mounted by a revolving light 800 yards
away. We land and climb to its sum-
NIT.
THE hands of the watch denote 4.
Instantly a terrific explosion in the
stern and almost simultaneously an
other forward sent the korietz to Its
doom. Two magnificent volumes of
smoke and debris leaped, writhing and
twisting upward, clinching and strug-
Cling. like two monsters In mortal COM
bat AS their black bodies pulled apart
for a moment the sinking sun. fearful
with filmy haze, shone through.
And listen. Through the blackness
of darkness and the rain of falling
fragments of their ruined ship come
stately and solemn and grand from the
French ship, where they had asylum,
her crews majestic chant of the Rus
sian national hymn, at once their new
oath OF allegiance to- the White Gar
and requiem over their lost ship.
The smokestack. her cleaning PROV
and portions of her steel frame show
where the Korietz met her fate.
Now fierce fire RACES In the bunk
ers of the Variag, more and more she
lists to port. She has outlived the sun.
but at o'clock with one great shud-
der. like huge leviathan, she turns
on her side and dies.
"Only the Sungari remains, so re-
Gently our home. She sinks. all too
slowly. A boat puts off to her from
the French cruiser and soon her beau
tiful upper works are roaring furnace
of fame. All night she burns and
flows. and dies with the morning light.
"All this in a state of hostility.
What shall we see when war is
formally declared?"
The Springfield herald., 1904-03-25
cATAMoUNT AT SCHOOL.
Fifty Pupils Held in School Room for
Nine Hours.

Not long ago catamount, full
grown and vicious, remained in the
boughs of maple tree near the door OF
a school house in Pennsylvania. while
fifty children were held at bay in their
schoolroom for nine hours.
The school was holding its first ses-
sion in several months. the thaw hav-
ing opened the mountain roads. The
last lad who arrived discovered when
a short distance from the door that
he was being trailed by a catamount.
He rushed into the building, bolted the
door and told his news
Benjamin Mccarthy, the teacher,
smiled. but when he looked out Of the
window and saw the beast crouched in
the boughs of the tree. his amusement
turned to alarm. The program ar
ranged for the opening was followed,
and by IL o'clock had been carried out,
but the catamount was still awaiting
its prey Shouts for help from eau
tiously opened windows merely served
to enrage the beast.
Noon passed and the catamount still
held its strategic position. When the
sun began dropping in the West the
pupils fell into a panic.
Finally their cries reached Andrew
Russell, a teamster. and with re-
volver he ran, to the building and saw
the beast. His first shot wounded it
as 1t leaped from the tree. A second
shot reached vital spot as the animal
tore the coat from Russell's back.
Russell escaped injury, but had to be
almost entirely supplied with clothing
before he was able to cross the noun
tain.
The Springfield herald., 1904-03-25
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