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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
SdredliGjes Gilenbabn=llasliiG.
geim 3niamncaituh siucicr 3iige
iunrScn II EScrIuncn gctSStet
nno 90 ucriest.
g G N y OFF. II. ,Suli.

eSSn elmer GolliIion BON VaGu;ilgen,
Die lid gelterit Wiittag bel gRibpnle.
q. s., 5lltrug, iinO II Gerionen ge-
to6tet itnb etlpa 80 perlebt ipor0ell
Elm reglll1rer Eerionen5ug rauta
bon binteu in einen Grfuriion@5ng
binein, Ser Solt gemud)t bate, ltrI
@olIer cin5llnebmen.
sllle SpbtCn lrjo %erlctteu gebo-
reu nn1 0o6ofen SSeriep Gitp lrno
9telu Dorf. !Oton aloilbt, 0aR Der
ltniall Oa0lrd) berbeigeiiibrt murOe,
0aI Der Siguolmonn oil einenl
Signoltbllrm cas- Siannl. melheS
bas @eleiie irei giebt, 5il friib Gerab-
lieB; Ser 0eneral EalioNierdgeHt
Der Grie.@abn iagte: Ser Wiann i'm
SignaltGltrm imterlieB, boS Signol
ridtig 81 ieben."
Ger 3ug Ser berlmgliidte, ipur
elm Grtro5ug nit WiitglieOern ,tnG
SSrellnben bes erlteu plattoeirti6en
SereinS bon So6ofcn an goro, Die
ibr Sabrc5- Eidnif nbbielten, lmo be.
forberte etpa 500 Meuihcn. Gr be,
ltano aus IL @aggonS nit 3mei so.
fonlotipen. Ger 3ug belt an
@aiiertburm .lmo ser Signalmom
oesiel6en iiannliiirte Dem beranfob.
reuben Taiingier5uge, ooh muroe
oaS Signal elmer &llrDe megen nicbi
benerft.
gs miro beborptct bab ser regit-
lGre 3lig nur init elmer @eid)ninoia-
felt bon IL lieilen in Ser Stmoc
fubr, ober Ser StoB mar itorf seutq,
Inn Die Woid)iue bcS Esrionen5uAes
ourcb ben lebten gSoggon 81 treiben
unb Den porleBten @aggon 5li SER
ItGren.
Sic Sobten imo &erlebten beian-
Den lid in Oieien beiben @ageu.
@'liidli6cripeiie gerietben bie GER
trilnnterten @aggons ni6t m
Srano, iooab man iofort on bie
Ser3llng Ser Spier geben fonllte.
Die irnoerlebt gebIie6enen TaiIa-
giere eilten nad riidlpdrtS mo mltr-
Sen ailb hon ben genobnern bon
Miooale rnteriliibt, pelde Ollrdb ben
Strod uno oos Sanlmergei6rei ange-
lpdt ruoroen maren. 9ie Sonten mllr'
Den uebcu Dem @eleile nieoeraelegt
unO Die SerleBten IN 6ena16arte
NGuier getrasen. @Gbreno man
naG slersten ididte, bra6ten Die
Traien BON Wibpale 9nnbagen lmo
anosre Sacben berbei, pelde Sunl
9lnlegen bon Notbperb1n6en oienen
fonuten. Gin grtra5ng mllrbe bon
2ittle Sails nod Der llngliidSitGtte
geibidt ,mb Die S6perperlesten
ipuroen 10 i6nell als mo9lib nad
Seriep Gitp lno Scbofen gei6afit.
Gie weniser idwer Serlesten wur-
ben in's Soipital ooer nad Sauie
geididt.
Ger 2ofomotip fiibrer unb Der Sci.
ser bes Yaiiagier8lises beridpan.
Den bon Der llngliidltGtte; beioe bat.
ten ii6 fllr5 por 6em 8uiammenitoB
ourd einen Sprllng bon Der Wsa.
idine gerettet.
Der Sienalmam In Dem Signal.
tburm beibt @alter Nidaros; er Der.
weiserte ieSe ausiase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
SlieitraBl Ucynriadlt cine fnrdyt6ere
Grpl9iDn.
Sanousfp, g., 10. 1Slrli.

y IL II y, H., ~. >Slllt.
Ger tleine Srt War6le6co0 auf
Der Nol6iniel, gegeniibcr Ser Sai uno
0iclcr 'StaOt, lit ourdb cine iurht6ore
GrploIion bon Spnomit m0 Hulper
beinahe pollitGnOig 5erit0rt poroen,
ldnnltIid]c &Gilier itno 8ebdibe nor.
Gen beId}Goigt lmo etua 100 Eerlo.
nen perlebt. gtiemonb murbe ae.
tootet. Gin 9libltrnbl trof baS
Mogn5in BON y&ellep's SSslnnb 2imc
ato transport Company, elmer
Corporation bon Glepelnno, ms scr
SSnbait bc3 8ebGuoes, Oorunter etlua
- Sonnen 9pnanlit un6 200 61iier
Rrluer ipur0en Our1 Die @rplpIiol
ier'Iort. allie Selegrap6en- lno
ScIcpbon0rGbte mltrOen perbronnt
iutO e$ bnuerte mebrere StnlOcn, eGe
Die 9todri9t meiter perbreitet peroel
fpnllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19

SobreS betroten bie bciocr 9icBer oaS
2u0cngeiddft BON r>nuea 9Onnellp
IN Scrron Sia. @dbrenb Sobnlton
bon Der So6ter 3onnellp'5 clnen
2oib @ro0 nerlongte, ndberte iid]
SusleD Oer &aiic. Sri. Gonnellp
ricf ihren &aicr lnb ols bieier ailf
Custep 5uginq, ioQte ibnl So6nlton
cine <ocl ms SerS. Sor icinenl
Gn6. be.nlut, %obnIton, ooB er ucr
odjt rSnbren III @eit-&irginia lrtO
Georgia bier EerIcncn eridob, Sono.
ltrcifer, 6ie nit ibm Slllanlnlcn
luGrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
,,Spul Youl"
&ragcr toDt.
gSiro Ii: be;miiGcg Gsac ,ar J!abe
9eastie; lueIOeu.
Ter .SelS Scr cfcmaligcu Sr.ISuaal
9icpnbiif 5pi.t fern pgn Ger gc-
l!c.tca i0cimntf) cen irbi-
i:.jen Sribut.
GIurens, Sdrci,, "A. ,,lili.

" I u =, SuIbttO 1t. S>+llt.
Ger friibere @urenprGiiocnt Emll
ariigcr, lit Gelte friib Inn 9 llbr bier
oil Der Sltn1enentjiln0ung nit
fOlgenocr @er5idn1dje geitrrbci.
0err &r!iAer perlcr terc,., ON
Montog bo5 @emubticiu. Scile
Iodter inO iein Shluiegeriobn neil
ten on ieinem @ette luno iparen oudl
in Der SobeSitltubc mn ion. Seit-
Gem er nninngs he3 uorigen MonutS
bier Cintrnf, perrnod)te er mir eil
ciu3i1ea Qtdl Oos NauS all perIailen.
Gic Scid|e nuroe Cinballdnlirt mo
miro 10 lrlNe III einen Celuoib,
rllGeri bis 81. &orbete;tltngcir iiir fie
%elinttlng gctrolfen morren iino. GS
ioll on Die briliid)e 9ieNiarlng baS
Grilt:hen geridtet lueroeil Die iterb-
liIe 1iiQe OcS cGalnaligcn HrQiiocn-
len i'll baimiider Gree in Ger ebentu-
IiGen @urcutepubIif bci}uicp2n.
@0breu0 Der G,rDoil1Ingeu iuir0
tie 9cide bier prouiioriid) bcar0i0i
Tcrocn.
9erIin, II. ISlli.
Sait iGWntlid5e 3eitln0eu Glro.
pas entbnlten Spnpntbie l(rtifcl
iiir &riiaer. Gr miro ol3 Hie &,c.
ionIihfcit bc5tibnct, Die Sic &urer-
SGee III Sbntcn unt3uie'an ueritut-
Ben hut, mo mon bc0auert e9, baB
Der Nelo ol$ cin Wnm bot ijcr3cn
miiiien, ser tein &otcrlnno II, =
belBt.
Tretorio, IA. Sui.
%on oQen He0ierllrgS GjebaliDen
luChen Sic sSlo90eu olf SolbmaIt. Sie
SciGc oc> GntldIafencn miro nad
ibrer lltberiiibrung oil Der Scite
iriiGarcr &rGii6entan oe@ JronSrool3
bci1cIebt lpcroen, ioferu &riiner lebt
lpillig ni6t oubere &eriiialtngel &C..
irpifen hat. Ter General Sptha bat
nHgeorbEet oab bis mad, Der 8eiles.
llng ale 9urHl SrouerfleiOung al.
legen iolten; bel Der bcrcinitigen @s,
erbiguug III beinlutbliher Grbe luer.
Den Nbor0nlnlgcn altS allen SDeIlen
0eS SranSuaul eriuartet.
2onoon Is. Suli.
SSn einer SiBlIng beS @ebcimen
HotbS, IN meld,er ser &0uig zen &or-
itt iii6rtc, tultrbe beidloiien, Dem Or
ilrd).n Scr Serpanoten 0e3 pcritorbe.
ncn ebemaligcn SurenprGiiOe1tan
&riiger sSolae 81 9e6cu, iuio Gelicn
i,crblide @iille in SrnnapooI SIR leh-
ten 9iube beitatten 81 loIien. Ser
6ritiide @eion0te in 9ern mur6e telc,
1ropbiitb ongeluieIcn, Die Siuterblic-
benen Griiger'S bon 6ielen Gnt.
l6llliie 5u peritdnOigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
0emeiucr Streidl.
q s pen. Sol. 10. q

Z tII, CUT, TO. NSllII
Sier iii Die 9a6ridt eingetrofien,
Dob 1,500 S6ofe, neld)e $. $. Gam.
ion bon Solt Safe Gitp geboren, BON
&ilhbirten ans @unniion Goimtp &c.
tOotet mur6en. 2alpion bat mebrere
Salieno Sdafe in bieier 9tad6ar-
lfait allf Der Seioe. Cine SeerSe
befanb iiA in Soplor Sarf infer ser
9lufiibt bon orei Sirten. Tie &nb-
birten ltiir5ten iid mtf sic Sdaibir-
ten entluaifleten iie imb idnitten
Damn etipa 1,500 Sdafen bie SGlle
ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19

tigfeiten in Ser Nonilie. 9ie Sod
ter ipor crit ID Sabre alt.
@nllburu bnt Dor Ser Sbot an lei.
ncn Geidditsgenoiien Seotbiielo
cinen longen &rief geriftet in NET
dem ooppn Die SfeOe lit, oaB piele lei.
llcr Spefulntioneu feblgci6lagen
lino. &cotGfielO mar ieit Dem I.
Solltnr 1900 &aihburn's Gompog-
non mo 10 Sabre cit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
eineln Serlllte bon 2000 Wann Der,

einen 8erllite bon 2000 Monn Der.
trieb.
81. PETERSBURG t6. cSllli
Ger sfonNel on ipeiteren oifi5iel-
len 9to6rid,ten iiber Die Shlodt 6ei
Nort slrtbur in ser gtant be5 10.
SSuli lit auberorocntlih perlpirreno.
GoB Die SSSapancr ibper geicblogen
mnr>ciL miro Fir nidt be,reiiclt,
obcr in s!r6ctraht res 6eblcnS c0cr
lrcitercn Information miro Die sllS-
Oebnlng Der Gie0erlnge ernltllb Sc,
5lpeifelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Gcncral-Strcif Der SdlladJtbans,
slrecitcr.
6 hicodp. SQ.. u. !

Y \ &c q q 0, Sll., y. Slili.
Scltte g'ittag iinb $4,000 ,Sleiid).
ldneioer lulb Wiebger in Gbicooo,
Smabo, aaniaS Sim, Siour Git9
nno. It. Soiepb, uno 1000 in SIt
Ct. Souis in ben slitsitano getreten.
Wtifoel s. Sonncllp, Ertiiioent ser
~ImolganlateO Meot Cutters ono
Builders 9liiocintion", erlieb oen
&efebl sum 0enerolItreif, bon Sem
ober Die ct. 2ouiier Sdla6tbGnier
alsgenomnlen lmb.
Sie slrbeit mllrbe in Ben S6lad)t.
5ofcn folgenOer Stdote bon beiite6ens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Gbolera Dor ltno oie Seuhe greiit in
noroliGen Terlien i6nea nm ii6.
Nms ,SnGindJt ermprSet Elm jnugcr
Wiann ieinc Srci Sdllucitcrm.

W en-, Il. Suli.
Ser Srt 9totbempnlo in WfGbren
mar Ser Sballplnb zines fllrdt6nren
GerbrcderS. Sort poren bier 8e.
idlpiiter &riidlfe, brei Sfiueitern I'M
Sitter ron 9, If lmo II SoDrei ulo
Gin Gltcrer Sr,tber, Die aernciniamet
@rben elmer fleinen Sinterlaiien.
id}ait. I'm ii6 IN ben g(aein6eiis Der
Gr6i6ait 5ll ieben, ermprOete Der
berSloie @rllber ieine Sdweitern in
brutallter @eiic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Sas Spri YpuSoup in llngarn upn
ciner fnrd)tbaren Senersbrunit
Geimgeindt.
y 9}unnneit. Is. Nsllli

Son einem fllr6tboren @ranoe iii
oas Gorf Soopnp irn imgoriiGen
aomitat SepeS beimgeiildt porben.
Sreibunoert SGllier fielen bem ent-
feiielten glemente 5um Spier mo
bon ser i'm @an5en mtr ,556 GDpis
SGblenoen ginipobneri6ait iinb ilber
1000 obbodlos geiuorben. Sas
gleno unter oen slrmen lit entietlid),
oa ole meilten ibre geiamlnte Sabe
perloren baben iunb nur penige gege.l
@ranbi6aben perli6ert iparell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
tScncr in MiQingtun.
% illington, Mb., 13. :,

% illington, Mb., f.. :,
Seuer 5erltorte pdbreno Ger leble,v
Nod)t SO Sobn- uno II 8eih1ft$.
bauier irno perurin6te einen Shabel
pnn S150,0O0. Wtebr ols 200 Ser
ionen iino ohOn6los. Ger GrieaS.
ietretdr mllroe bon Der 9totblnge be.
no6ribti1t ilnO periprob, 3elte noh
Ytillin0ton 81 ienIcu. slnS @il-
mington, Galtimpyc unb Eblluoci.
pbia merben fiir tic 9totgieiOeuOcn
Spenocn eruortet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Gin @plfcu6rndJ rid)tet in M!anila
IdlrcGlid)c &crluiiirMngcn au.
NDf nuiln. t3. 1Nllli

,<nioI1e eines 8olfenbritcbS er.
gcii,n ij5) Moiicritr6me liter Die sln.
t6ben rorG-oItlif p1n @icniin iulO
II, llCb.ridpnCiuinlng rid,icie in
San >Slon eel MGllte Grobc Seripii.
ItrnAcn on. G5 giuGcn 200 Wter-
lhenlcbcn pcyloran. %ieIe S5diller
uou 2Imerifunati lulO glualGn0crn
lul,rGcn Glirct la3 Sniier pon Ser
iibrilcn EGcit ob1sI1nitten unb Der
Sc.tc1r nlf osH Strnbeu lnllBte
.tr:G W:otc rc;ln ttelt lrcrGeu. Ter
motcri,ilc SdIcreu miro dlli $4,000.
Geo &C d,3tt. Gcit - StlmOen ii.l
Ger HcgCn in Str6nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Suppel- Sinridjtnns.
BittSbnra Ta., IA. SSuli.

Fttt 3 III O. Fa., II. Suli.
3lpei gteeer, Srant Suslep mb
Sobn Sobnlton ipltroen bellte @or.
mittag Inn 10 llbr bier Sulammen
gebGnet. Gin Sobn beS Sames
9onnellp, ben Die Meger ermoroeten,
ipobnte Der Sinrihtlng BEL. Sil
Dem slusenblid, oils Die &Iappe fiel,
fielen ein Wiitglieo Der Surp unb
6lpei Suidauer IN Sbnna6t.
SpGt am gseuiabrsabeno bieles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Toppel. nnS SelbitmorS.
8uffaIo, &c. g.. Is. Sill

Bu I 10, N. y, 10. Stlf.
q. @aibburn bon ber Sirma
Seatbfielo & @aibburn bot in ieiner
@obmmg ieine Srau imo So6ter
uno Damn iib ielbit erl6oiIen.
asan glailbt, oaB @aibbltrn Die
idredlidle Sbat in einem Srriims.
anfaa beging. gr bate 5tpar &c.
idGitlide Spraen aber feline Strei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
u@ulocn Sinle" Spncs sclturbcm.
: Of c 30, 8, u. eSuli.

: 0 D 0, ., Z. SILL.
Sanllel Ot. SSoneS, Ser inter Dem
9sanen u0olOen Tule" .SSSones i'm
gon5en 2anoe befannte @iirgermei.
tier BON SoleOo itarb beute gtad).
mittag Inn 5:07 llbr na6 iaIt brei.
mGdi9em aranfenlaaer an einem
Sineen.slbiceB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
SdlnRberidt Der n8en. Sluenm".
&ataitruphe.
SO G in Wnrf t6 6

N eW y orr, 16. Suit.
Sem Sdlubberiht ser Nolisei
iiber bic p@eneral SGocitnt" .aota.
ltropbe 5ufolee betrG9t bic Slnsoht
Der Sooten 95S, bon benen S97
ioelltlfi5irt pnreen. gs ipurSen
$50 Terionen perlett lno bon l..
400 Eallaaleren entfamen nur 235
lnperleSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Sm Gcriien iuiitbet sic Gbulera.
g 0 II on, 10. q

u y . IT. IU. NSIIIl.
Cine Sepeide on ben .Stanbarb"
aus Soeiia melbet, baB bie Hegic.
rlng NIT Der nlGgli6lten gile II,
Sransfauiien einen SauitGtS- nno
Wtilitarfcroon gesen bie @ini6lep.
plulg Der Gbolera aus Eerlien
etablirt.
gta6 elmer Tepeide an Ben yStnn.
oaro" aus Siflis fommen IN Seberan
tasIi6 800 SpoesiGqe in Solge bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19
Grpficnes in Snintb, Wlinm.
0ulutb, W}.nn., 10. SSuli

1T I Z, Wti!lll., 10. NSllII.
Sic Gmoba Goda rn0 2oaerbdlt,
Ter murGen beute gtod)nlittag ourd)
t{Cu,r 5eril0rt mp ein Wonn, Ser
&od) Georg Smitb bonn S6leppbam-
pier o9ltbott", ertrnnf, aIs er per,
li,dltc, Den nit lrngcbellrer Sdynel.
ll1teit lid) atdl ii6er Sen ySlb6ott"
perbrcitcnoen Slnmmer ju entgeben.
Der on9cridltete SGaoen setrG0t
ctlua 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-19

" ~tIIIt UtTIUIIUGIl SONIIyTUOOs
llng Iopohl iiir geiibte lpie fir ltuge-
iibte 9lrbciter. 2eetere pcr0iencn
ID Gents Die Stitn0c unb perlan1en
1875. Der tSleiidtrlIIt bot Gllt-
ldli0unA 0irh cin SdieDs0eridt an,
ncrmii bie 9lrbciter lid) niGt ein-
l0iien mollel.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-29
GEN. ST0SSEL
is VERY GLOOMY
Letter Represents Desperate State Of
Affairs Existing.
EATING HORSE NEAT.
Commander Said to Have Wired the
Emperor: 81 Now Bid You All
Goodbye Forever. Port Ar
thur Is My Grave"

Shanghai. Oct. pa private letter
from Port Arthur, dated Oct. 81. re-
ceivel here Friday, says: General
stoessel wired the Russian emperor
and court recently: I now bid you all
goodbye forever. Port Arthur is my
grave General Stoessel instilled the
garrison Of the beleaguered fortress
with the spirit that to court a glorious
death is preferable to capitulation.
Japanese shells are infiicting great
damage to the Russian fleet in the
harbor and TO the Notifications. The
arsenal and its contents of ammunition
and small arms have been destroyed
and preparations are being made for
the last deadly struggle at close quar-
tiers. The water supply having been
cut off, wells are being sunk. Provis-
ions are scarce. Only timed meats
being left, soldiers are holding feasts
on horses killed by shells. General
Simnoff, Il is said, wanted to surrender.
but was overruled by General Stoessel.
Certain troops included in the gar
rison have to be closely watched at
present for fear Of desertion or treach-
cry. Field and naval hospitals are
crowded and hygienic conditions are
becoming desperate. The lombard
ment at times is so incessalt that it
IS impossible 20 bury the dead any
depth. over one-half OF the original
garrison is dead, wounded or sick. The
high angle at which their artillery fire
is directed by the japanese has prac-
tically destroyed the new town.
when the fleet attempted to break
through the blockade some time ago
the garrison was to have made a des-
perate sortie and inflict as much dam
age as possible and If necessary capit-
ulate. The failure OF the feet TO es-
cape frustrated the plan.
'Besiegers are pressing closer daily
and it is hard 10 say how long we can
hold out. When the end comes there
viii be a desperate fight and surprise.
Thousands Of the enemy will perish, as
everything is mined"
The letter was entrusted 70 a native
boatman, who ran the blockade and
mailed It at Chefoo. The recipient is
prominent European business man
OF this city with a branch house at
Port Arthur.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-29
CABINET MET.
Condemned Proposition Of E.~>;arRel.
alive to a Commission.

Condemned Proposition Ut '-s~e u rRel-
alive to Commission.
London. oct. 2e.-The cabinet Fri
day considered the Russian PROPOSE
ton to submit the question of individ-
ual responsibility to a commission. The
details Of the constitution of this COM
sion had not been determined upon up
70 adjournment. but Russia expressed
a willingness TO detacah the command
er Of the Second Pacific squadron and
such other individual officers as may
be found TO have been directly con-
cerned IN firing for examination by the
commission. BY agreeing to abide by
the verdict Of this commission Russia
would undertake TO carry out the SEN
fences which may be imposed and
thereby. II is believed, the guarantee
Of punishment. which Is so distasteful
TO Russia, may be obviated. Ambassa-
dor Benckendorff, after seeing Lord
Lansdowne Friday morning was very
hopeful Of n satisfactory issue.
The cabinet meeting broke up short
~ before o'clock. the ministers lunch
ing and chatting. being apparently In
the happiest frame Of mind. thus con-
frming the belief that the crisis was
IN a fair way TO be dissipated.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-29

portant. and Indicating that the Rus
slams had previously fired on a de-
fenseless ship. when there was no ques-
tion of the presence OF torpedo boats.
1t is understood that this point was
brought before Ambassador Bencken-
dorff Thursday afternoon. It has also
been pointed out TO the ambassador
that II is practically impossible for
trawlers 10 move when their nets are
down. 50 they could not have gotten
out of The way of the Russian squadron,
even II they had been ordered to do
so.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-10-29
TWO VICTIMS BURIED.
Funeral Was the Occasion of a Great
Public Demonstration.

Hull. Eng. Oct. 2s.-The funeral
Thursday Of the North sea tragedy was
made the occasion OF a great public
demonstration. The civic officials at
tended the ceremony. and hundreds Of
wreaths including one from King Ed
ward, were placed on or about the
collins. Business was practically sus-
pended and the flags were half-masted
on the ships IN the harbor Thousands
terry.
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ARE PREPARING.
Much Coal Secured and Tremendous
Activity al stoekyards.

London. Oct 29.-Tremendous acuv-
ity is reported from all doclyards.
where vessels under preparation are
being made ready for sea under urg-
ent orders from the admiralty.
At Cardiff It is said that The admiral
ty agents are securing great quantities
Of coal for Gibraltar. Portsmouth. Nal
Ia and other ports paying high freights
The Mediterranean fleet IS Fastening
in the direction OF Gibraltar Home
feet is also concentrating
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HUGE SIEGE GUNS.
Adviees From Dalny Say They Con
tinue to Arrive.

Chefoo. oct. 29.-Japlnese at Dllny
report the continued arrival OF huge
siege guns a Junk from Port Arthur
with eleven Chinese who left there
oct. 70 on account of the costlincss OF
food arrived here Friday They say
several Russian warshlps have been
hit boy dropping shells but none sunk.
They estimate the able bodied soldiers
there now az 10000. rs a small force
Will be in su'iiciout 10 garrison the va
rlous positions. Scarcely a night passes
without small engagements over minor
positions and artillery FIRE IS exchanged
daily
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Acutely Affected.

New York. oct. 29.-waH street was
more acutely affected Thursday by the
warlike outlook than any other market
in the world. and stocks were shoveled
out practically without any cessation
during the entire morning The
strength In the wheat market. the
sharp tdvance OF foreign exchange and
further engagement OF gold for export
were accepted as confederation OF the
alarming advices Of threatened out %
break OF hostilitles.
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NONE CHARTERED.
japanese Minister Hayashi Denies
Such Action Was Taken.

Such Action Was Taken.
Lonaon, Oct. 29.-Baron Hayashi,
the Japanese minister to Great Britain.
was asked by the Associated Press for
his side OF the statement from Copen-
hagen that the Danish ministry OF
marine was informed recently that
several ships were chartered at Hull
by the. Japanese government to attack
the Russian Baltic squadron and that
thirteen Swedish vessels had also been
chartered by Japan for the same pur-
pose. The japanese minister said that
no ships had been chartered by his
government from Hull or elsewhere TO
destroy the Baltic squadron.
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Several Chartered.

Copenhagen, Oct 29.-The corre-
spondant Of the Associated Press learns
that the Danish ministry Of marine
was Informed that several vessels were
chartered at Hull by the Japanese to
attack the second Russian Baltic
squadron in the North sea. The Rus
slams were Informed of this. The ma
rine authorities here credit the report.
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REMAINS AT woo.
Will Not Leave Until the Negotiations
Are Over.

London. oct 29.-orders have been
issued and acknowledged by Vice Ad-
miral Rojcstvenslsy Of the Russian
squadron TO remain at Vigo until the
conclusion Of the present Russo-Brit-
ish negotiations. This eliminates what
IS regarded here as one OF the most
dangerous features OF the situation.
namely. the possibility OF a premature
clash between the British and Russian
suuldIOus.
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II you want sewing machine that
will give you satisfaction and will last
you lifetime, get one of the latest
improved Singers at the Singer store,
Main street, next to Patrick's drug
store, Palestine.
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Still Another.

Berlin, Oct. pa dispatch to the
Lokal Anzeiger. dated Geestemunde
Oct. %, 11:25 p. m, says the fishing
vessel Sonntag. which arrived here, re-
ported that It had been fired upon for
two hours and a half off Dogger Bank,
but was not hit.
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Voyage Continued.

Fleume. Hungary. oct. 29.-The d.
vision OF the British Mediterranean
squadron. now here received urgent or
ders from the admiralty TO unite with
the division anchored al Pola, Austria,
and 10 continue the voyage eastward.
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FIRED AT ANOTHER.
Swedish Steamer Was Shot at by a
Supposed Russian Warship.

London. Oct. o9.-The correspondent
of Lloyds at Gefle. Sweden, teleraphs
that he Swedish steamer Aldebaran,
from Hull. reports that she was fred
at by a supposed Russian warship in
the Skagerack at 10 o'clock in the even
ing of Oct. 81. but sustained no dam
age.
The foreign office regards the state
ment of the captain Of the Swedish
steamer Adebaran as being very inn
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Arrival at Vaietta.

Valetta. Malta, Oct. 29.-The British
armored cruiser Bachante. with Rear
Admiral Baldwin Walker on board the
hattleship Albemarle, flying the flag OF
Rear Admiral Hamilton. the battleship
Montague and six torpedo boat de-
stroyers have arrived from Corfu. The
tattleshlp Queen and nine torpedo boat
destroyers sailed for an unknown desti-
nation.
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Depends on Owner.

Berlin. oct. 29.-The German gov
eminent is not disposed TO take up
the case OF the German fishing vessel
SonutoE. which was fired on oct. q
or Hcrn's Reef by Russian warships
unless the owner asks FOR indemnify.
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Permitted 70 Coal.

Vigo. Spain. oct. 23.-The Spanish
authorities gave permission for the
Russian squadron TO coal. limiting each
vessel 10 400 tons
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many lives; it poisons the very life
blood. Regularity can be established
through the use of Prickly Ash Bitters.
II is mildly cathartic and strengthens
the stomach, liver and kidneys.