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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Die 8cber Sra9G6ic in GalifOrnicn.

u uburn n, Gal, %. Nopember.
- Sn Der 8orunter iud)ung gegeit
gloolpb @eber, iln., Ser beiduloigt
lit, Ieite @ltern, ieinen 8rlioer nno
ieine Sd)lpeItcr ermoroet at bnbetl,
bat Die Yoli5et nod 5rlebt cine lleber-
rnldung 9ebro6t, inoem lie ben bis.
Der perlniBten Repolper, Der oent
Moroer 3ur glusfiibrung ser erolli-
gen 8luttbot geoient botte, oils Be
loitungsmoterioI Dorle8tc. Die Sci.
den Der @rmoroeten iparen bon Sll-
geln BON 80 &aliber ourd6obrt 9es
melen, ood bate man lort9e 3eit oer-
9ebenS nad elmer iolden Sd)uBrpaffe
III Der Seboltiung Der @rnoroeten &c.
Ildt. Sp1ter cntbedte Die Yoli5et
Den Geoolper in einem 8erlted in Der
Stollrtg oltf Dem Sole, belt a6er
ben 6itno 9ebeim, nm ole lle6errei-
dung Der Woffe III Der Eoroerbollos
lung ST elmer etnorilfsoolen Sccne
81 %geItolten. Snoeiien tGlifte man
lid III Der @rrportung, ouB Der @lt.
blif Der Woromoffe uuf Den iugelto.
ltd)elt atlgeflogten ei1en lidtlitelt
Ginoritd MADDEN miiroe; rubig urio
onIdeineno 9lcifgiiltig Job er oa,
obne cine Miene 81 per5ieben. Der
oorgele9te Geuoloer botte bier entlu.
oene aommern, Der 2ulif mar nit
Slltt befledt iino Snore flebten ou-
on. Nuf Dem 2olf iirto 5fpei bliltige
8in9eraboriide beutlid iidtbar.
Seilte ipilroe Der iullge @eber gum
Gro5eB iibermielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Granddaughter bauarirt.

ngtorO-Gmerifa" mllB in 6olge elmer
@oQiiion ouf ietner Sabrt naf
Wittelmeerbdfen umtebren. -
@roBer Sdreden unter ieinen
400 RoIiagieren.
Nem Oorf, 90. Hopember. -
Der bellte nit elmer groBen 9ln3obI
Yaiiagiere BON bier nad) Gteopel uno
@enua abgegon9ene italienii6e 9um-
pier v9toro- Imerifa" coQioirte in ser
gtGbe bon &ibertp : S5lano nit elmer
Giicnbobn = Barge uno muroe 10
ifJper bei6Goigt, boB er 3ltriidfe6ren
mlBte. Seine Steuerboroleite lit ullf
cine etma IS SUB longe Strefe ein-
geitoBen. 0oS Sod befinoet iid
glijdliher @eiie etrpu 3pei Sub iiber
ser @aiierlinie.
IS befonoen iid) ettuo 400 Staa
liener all 9oro, melde nod ibrer Sci
motb 3uriidtebrcn noucn. 0oS 6obrs
5ellg, nit peld)em Der 0anlpfer COLT
0irtc, mar oaS n6loot gtr. 6" Ser
o9}eps9ort, Nem-Saoen uno Sort
foro = 8obn" - cine I6pere Stobls
Barge, melfc 3molf 8ro6ttpog9onS
an 8oro bate. lleber sic llrIode Der
GoQiiion peroen peri6ieoeue Angas
ben gelnodt. Die Barge erlitt feline
erw0bnenSpertbc 8eI6GOi9uug ut0
fonnte lire 6obrt fortieben, olein Der
0ampfer mlB IN elm brotherhood 9es
broft weroen uno ieine &eporntur
miro eini9e 3eit in Inipruf nebmen.
Inter oen HuiIogieren entltono ourd)
oeu 3uiammenitoB Elm poniI6cr
S6reden, uno eS ~foltctc Die Otonn-
ifait oiel Wtiibc, Die 2eute 81 berubt=
gen. @os nit Sen EoIiogieren &C.
ihe6en ioQ, lit nod nidt feitgeiteat,
uno Die Sro9e neruriadt Der ga Se-
loce = Clinic" 9roBe SerIegenbeit. Sbr
nG6Iter, BON bier obgebenOer 0o!n'
pier, sic y2omburoio," miro morger
bier ermortet, uno eS iinO bereite
EoIiogicre poaouf iiir feline nafIte
Sobrt einSeldricben, 10 Dab ct Ole
4oiiagiere oe8 ,9toro. Nmerita" nidt
mitnebmeu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
3nrilf ans ocn Eularmecr.

gan 6rnnciSco, %. 9tou.
Yer @oliiI6 = Schooner Charles
@otIom" lit nit 1900 8flnlo Slid.
betn aus Dem gtoropolarmeer 5,lriid.
0etebrt, Ser Sd)ooner erlitt IN sipei
StilrmelL ont 3. September uno %.
Nttober, If)ruere Soporien. Nltf Dem
SdlfIe befono lid ol1d) Der Watrpie
3. WteDer, iUelder I'M Wfui uui Dem
Shooner pStonleD" bon Son 3rall.
cisco obgeiobren mar lulo bel China.
Md SalunO orf cinem tleinen 9oote
in 6oIge zines Oihten Nebels leinen
Sdooner aus Oen Nugen pcrIoren
bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

oRuItoropnp" ser fiir5lid i'm Snfen
bon Gbefoo in bic 2ntt 8elprer9f
wurOe, nod Sbon8boi bringefl loa'
Die ruiiii6c u1O Die ioponilde He-
9ierung bobcn iid oon1tt e1noerlfof'-
Den erfl0rt.
Ser 6ineIfhc arel5cr Son
gung" miro oen transport Der '&lll-
len betperfitcligcn.
aurofP8 on8ebli6er z ..
8erlin, %. Nop. - Cine De
pcide ocs ,2ofaIon5eiger" aus gt1t-
ben meloet: ,@erii6te iiber Den 600
6es Generals airrofi tar6en trob al
Ter iapaniifer 2lbreOen alf'S Neue
ouf uno wcroen Don Gbineien, rpeI6e
ans iopaniihen &agern bier onlon=
oen, ]beitGn0ig pieoerbolt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

oe5 SultunS bon W}oroffo, %gefeucrt,
ais cr BON &uroi6e mad Gnngcr
rciitc ulO ben Ncg iiber Nr5ilo (25
W}ciIcn iiiomeitliH bon Gongcr)
nobm. 0cs aaio'S 4icrO nilroe &c.
t0otet, er ielbit abcr niht pcrlebt.
(@enerol Sarrp 21lbrep &c NtacSeon
mar fritbGr Elm Oifi5icr Ser britiifen
Irmce.)
Strife ltnrubCn in 8rcit
GouIon un0 &'Oricnt.
Gurts, %. N}op. - StrtfcS in
ocn N|ricnoIcn uno @uIocr 6obrt-
fen ser Rcqicruna 81 &Oricnt, Brett
uno IouIon ncbnlcn orobenocn Tint
fang ou. Jiinftouicno Strifer ict.
ten bcltc 3t Brett cine Gemouitro.
tion in S5cnc mcIhc &ubcit0rlrngcn
in i0rcm @cfoIgc bate. 3ruppcn
iino in iturfcr Il5obI in Sen oeridJies
ocncn Sdfen con5cutrirt mor0en. lii.
ter ocn Strifcrn 6cfinoen iih aud
bic 2%lricnoI . Ielegropbiitcn, lno sic
@cfor0cruug bon &egicrung8 = De-
pcifcn lit untcrbrohcn.
sc ou8ftcIo mar fruuf.
@erIin 90. 9}op. - Die uorge.
itridr Orhridhr nnn piurru nrniIIpn
&idoro @on8ficIo, mcltcr oo89cr.
liner @lrbIifim ourd ocn &erfouf
bon Gintritt5fortcn fir cine nidt bon
Stottcn g%egongenc oruutotiiAe &ors
bineingelc0t BADEN ioQte, BE-
borf Der @eri6tiQumQ. Man8fieIo,
ser fem Sdmiu0Ier iii, fonntc 81
Der ongcfiiltoigtcu Torlciung nidt
eri6eincn, mcil cr in3luii6en cr.
trontt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

forberten NIT orobeno erbo6enen Hes
oolpern Die Nnpeienben, ettuu If
an Der 3obl, ouf, Die SGnoe bod, 5lt
balten ulO lid pioeritonoslos aus.
plilnoern 81 loiien. Der S6unffell-
ner @onoro Mingo qriff nud iei.
mem HepoIper inter Dem 2ooentiidj.
nur0e ober our6 einen SdllB in
ooS @eii6t ~getroffen mo id)per Der
nunoet. Damn begonn cine oQgc.
meme SdieBerei. @lfreo Sing, cilt
lunger 0tonn, bIieb foot uui Dem
8Iobe. Gie H6uber er6elltetcn $50
unO enttomen nit oem &oube. Cine
S6eriffsmonnihoit bot Die &crfol.
gung altfgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Ir6eits(Oie beIdliuin0clt.

@bicogo, %. Noocmbcr.
Charles Sturb bon bier, Ser cin
SteQenpermittellrn9s 9iircou in
groBem llmfonge betrie6, lit bon ocr
8unoesbeb0r0en pegcu 0}iBbrolld)3
Der Eoit 8u betriigerii6en 3lpeden
oerbaitet DorOen. Inter 0en 8ctro.
genen befinbet iit Charles GberIinG
bon Wapnoro, Ga, Dem CT cine5tcuc
ais 2ofomotiubei5er gegen 3nblumg
bon $40 beriproden botte. Nud)
@mpfan9 Oes @elOeS bate Stur6
nihts mehr bon iiN h0ren Ioiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
@ulobrGnoe IN YcnnIplpanicn.

Wt onongobe 4, go, %. go
BENDER. - Slinfen aus elmer giien.
bobn-Sofomotipe bnben Die @aloun-
gen ollf Ben g~e9eniiber liegenoeil
9ergobbangen in 8rnnb geiett. Die
Slnmmelt, bon itarfem 8inoe onge.
fod)t, g~reifen nit neller @emalt Inn
iif ltn0 beoroben ntd]t MIR Die Inlo.
gen 0eS Wonongobelu . 8ergperfeS,
ionoern oltd bic umliegenoen 6orm.
gebofte uto Die gauge Srtidaft Irle.
ton. Siele Sunoert 9eipobner Ser
l%lm9egenb iino nit pereintcn ar0ften
bemiibt, bic pororingeiloen 6lammen
ab5upebret. Die Orti6oft Arleton,
Die lid in groBter @efabr beflnoet,
liegt om 6uBe Der beipaloeteu Berg
obbange, MIR cine babe Weile bon
Der @egeno entfernt, no lest Die
8lamntcn miitben. SSn oen Srte be-
fir,oen lid Oie arsgebebnten glnla9ett
Der "Siggett Spring & gtrle 8orts"
nno etfpa fiinf3ig 8obnb6uier, Ole
ale ilabe Dem llntereebol5 liegen uno
benz Seroerben 9epeibt iinb, tuenn eS
ntdt nod geliigt, Dem peiteren 8or-
oril9en Der 6lamnlen giubalt 81
tbnlt. Nlft minoer grpb lift Die @e.
fabr fiir Die 6arm9ebofte arf Der
Sodflahe Der Siigelfette. Oas @aIb-
feier bat bereits 6oriten in Musoeb-
rnna pOn einer Mei[e perlihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
SanffnQiment.

@oo It er, o., %. Nouem6er.
Die Gbiiren Der n@opiter gtotionol-
@onf" mitrOen bcute nid)t aeofiuet,
rnb elm mlgeidIn0cneS 8lufot Der.
fiiroete, Dab Die NnItalt ouf 9eidluB
Der Qireftoren Der liquidation iiber.
%oittinortet meroeu ioa. Gr1iioent 8.
IS. Sbliger lit aus Der Stuot abiue.
leno unb feline GrflGriing iibcr Die
ltridbe Oes 6oqimetts fam erIonot
iperoelt. Der IusmeiS pom lebtell
September 5eigte 0epoliten I'M 9e.
TRACE BON 1881 900. 9oS Iftien.
Snpital betrii9 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Sn Gbica9O Cinacfangcn.

Gbtcogo, %. Nobelnber. -
IrllolO Selltbiel, bis ppr 5iuei Wfo.
lloten SoIlirer urO bcrporrogenoer
gttionar in Spnrbnnfcn al Seem.
Sibcrtp mo Orion Ga, mllroe bellte
oobier unter Der Inflogc oerboftet,
Sontgeloer i'm 9etrogc bon 100000
nerilntreut 81 bnbcrr. Ntnd Dem 3it,
%lnmmenbrlrdl Der @onfcn entilob Der
0cIroltoont nod) SOMA 1tno fam bon
bort bicrbcr. &ei ieiner SeIttobme
bate CT nllr nod $l.G5 in ieinem
Nclib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
@nr icincm SnnIc erIdluHen.

quite N}ont, %. Bob Sobn
S6woL Giaent6iimcr Scr Sdpon
Yrinting @ortS, lpuroe geitern
9lbcno Dor icincm @ouic bon cincm
ilngcn 9urihcn, Sobn gponS, Our6
cir,en SHuB in hoS @er5 get00tet.
6rou S6pon luor bon b0ien 9ubcn
Dor ocn1 6ouic belGitigt morben unO
i6r @ottc mar ibr 5u Siilfe 8cciIt.
9[lS cr Die Burden periogen luollte,
iulr0c Cr bon GpunS undergraduate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
1tniuia Suite.

90 minneapolis, Mtinn., %,
9top. - 9ei'm gusmiirfeln eineS
G~llterbratens fir Ben morgigeu
0onfioeungstog iporo Die aagenlei.
ne @emiitblid)feit Der 3beilnebmer
III einenl Sdanflofale in Dem Tor-
orte Columbia Seigbts BON unfuia.
fommenen @diten geitort. Grei Ban
bitten, Die ai Hferoe angeritten fo'
men, brongcn in oos 2pfal elm nlto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
BON icincm Batter cridlpiIen.

Norfolf @ebr., 90. gtob. -
auguit Stod, % Sabre oft, Elm il1n=
ger Wontun = Sngcnieltr ans Seattle,
@ont., welfer iif oltf 9eiu6 SIT
Sorie bel ieinen gltern Oa6ier be-
fono, muroe bellte bon ieinem 8oter
eri6oiien, Sor ieinem 9o0e iogte er
aus, iein Safer babe i'm 5ltf1aig ge-
i6oiien, m0breno er beItrebt gerpeien
Iei, OenIelben BON Der 9~croubltng oes
Siibneritales zines Na6born ob3u-
boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Sir Scbnng Der 9anffubrtci.S Giff'
fnbrt.

@aibington, 3. e., %. Nop.
- Die Sunoclamorine GommiIiiOn
frat geitern I'M Capitol 5uIommes
mo beifloB, on nGditcn 6rCitag
cine Sibung ob5rbnlten, in peld)cr
ser 6lotteniefrctdr, Der @cnerolpoit"
meilter un0 Der Sonoelsiefretar,
ne6It ben 9eonlten, meld)en Die
S6iffobrts = Nngele9enbeiten inter
Iteben, lire gniihtcn mittbcilen luer-
ben. IOmiroI y. :. Sorrington,
Nomirol stephen .. Slcc uno @opt.
gllfre0 e. Wubon meroen glcidfoQS
o%1fgeforoert mer0en, Iif 81 allBern.
9Guf @runo 0eS betreffen0en 8eleBeS
bat Die Gonnliiiion ibren 9eri6t an
5. 0e5ember, DEM Gage, an melfent
Der GongreB ~5uiammentritt, 81 ers
%ftatter, mo tic ge0enft, bis 81 oielenl
Gage ibren 9eridt nit Gmpfeblltn.
gen ull0 DEM Gntlpurf elmer Bill fer.
tigiteaen 81 fonnen. @S lit 5Dor
nod nidt iiher, ooB Der 9eridt Elm
einItimmiger lein miro, uber ole W}it-
glieoer Der G%ommiiiion boffen, SIT
einem Ginoernebncn 81 g~elongen.
@onitotirt miro, OoB feit &eriild &c
nlo6t lperoen miro, Die 6rpe-Yapne-
Bill bc5iiglid) eirtes Spltems bon
G~11hhnntinnnn ininAnr n~1tf,l1nnrn1nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Scr MntOmubiL in's Senleits.

Sem Norf, %. 3oOember. -
Sin Nutomobil OeS @rn. SIM Goo.
mis-, zines b%cfonnten 9rootlpner Sc
i~d0ftSmonncS, purOe bcllte an Der
9lpeute Q uno Der Brighton = 8eod=
&rcu5ung our6 einen eleftriihcn
@oggon ser Brighton . 8eof Balm
on9eromt uno umgenorfen. Sr.
2oomis erlitt i6mere &erlesun9en,
uno iein Gboufieur Morris 8oro
blie6 arrf ser Steue foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Grfplnreidlc Hrpbcfnhrt.

g It o II, %. Rooem6er. - Ser
nene Ser. Stooten . &rel5er .Yenns
iplOonio" mod)te bette cine offi3ieIlc
Yrobefobrt mo er5ieIte cine Shncl-
li9feit bon 22.43 anoten pro Stum0c.
Sein Gontrott crbeii6t % &1loten.
Die beltti9e 6obrt bemies, DOB Der
nelre Srer5er oo5 ihneQite 8obr8ettg
leiner &loIic in ser omcrifoniifen
6lottc lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
Npdl Gin glrbitrntipnspcrtrnn.

8 obington II, o. g., 90. 9tob.
- ScfretGr Sop lno Ser portllgieii-
iAc @eionOte 8icomte oe Site INTER
5eifneten beltte einen g(rbitrotionS-
Sertrn9 3pii6en oen Ser. Staten
ltn0 8ortltdo(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
GrinBlCntc in GnarantGne.

GIm "a, u. o., %. gtoucmbcr.
- 3pci ACKNOWLEDGMENT S5taliencr
ltno 9}cgcr, meIhe geitern 2tbelto bon
Der erie 8obn" nob Worris Nln,
go, 0cifitt muroen, Inn Die Stcucn
Der 0ortigen itritenoen @rll6enorbei
ter ein5uncbmen, iino bclttc onldBli6
zines NllSbrl6S ser 9luttcrn in Der
g%cnonnten 9rtihoit in elmer alien
@ole Qllorontoiuirt. 2nn 100 Ser
ionen lolcn BORT bcreit9 OIL 0en Slot.
tern 0arnieOer licacn, ll0 0ie In0It
Dor Ocn @lottcrn bcihdftigt sic gor3e
9epobHcrI6aft 0crmoBcn, DAB sic
gntlunft Der iuportirtcn Strife6re.
der ni6t sic 0cringitc 9(ufnerfIom-
felt erregte. Die @ru6enleute Iin0
icit Iebtcm 2(pril, oils i6r 2o6n nm
IA Gents pro Come reou5irt mllroc,
urn Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

*** Ger :9elitihe ariegerbltno
bon Baltimore" peranitoltet ont fonl.
meiloen Sonlltog, Den ". 9topembcr,
IN Der .@ortpGrts. e urrerbaIle" cine
groBe ntuiifoliif.brmoriitiIfe Gbetlo-
llnterbultung, fir iuel6e oos Irrolt-
gements. Golnite eiit b0d)it reidbolti-
ees Grogronlm oufgelteat bat. Ter
@intritt lit frei, unO IS lit oaber ett
5oblreider 9elitd] 81 eriuartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
%crmiidtc tclcgrapbiIdJc Gcpcidcn.

- 2rol 2i55ic Court # Sabre
alt, muroe geItcrn in i6rcr @o6mng
SIT Chicago in 6ol9c Ger Grplolion
elmer aeroiinIompc 81 GoOc her
bronnt. Sbr Ntom mo ibr %flciheS
aiuo e%rlitten Observation-Disclosures
mrn6en.
- Die Gorolter5 = llntcriltflmg
bctreifs be8 Go0eS 0cS Superintcu.
Oenten Wtortin Gonlep in Goit.@rccn-
MIDI Ny, iheint menig 6ortihritte
ST. mofen. Die Gbeoric, 0uB Gotlep
bon cinem 6reltnoc getoOtet morocn
lei, muBtc DOM 0iItriftSoniuolt &rott
u1o Coroner Ntoider ioaen gcloiien
mcroen, oo Ser SerOddti8c Ieille l(t-
idulo SIT belueiien permohtc.
- gtonliroI Roblep 9. @pnn@, sur
3eit Gr0iioent Der &cltdtboltS 2 Be
b0roe, miro im WGr3 n0dItcn Sobrea
gum Observation-Disclosures oeS n%or0atldts
tii6eu 8ei6woOerS crnnnnt mcroell,
ais Notfolger oeS @omiralS Barter,
Scr in Ben Gu6eltono tritt. Der
3meite inn Commando 0eS @eldpo.
0ers miro @omirol 0aoiS lein.
- Der penIionirtc N0miral Sobn
81. Bartlett lit in ct. 2ouis, rpobin
er our6 GraiiOent Hooiepelt gciaiot
moroen mar. INN ben 0nmpfbopt-Sn
ipeftionsoienlt Der 9unoe$regierunA
III unteriltden, an ser 2ungenent5ilns
Dung g%eitor6en.
6ronf Gbriitiou, Scr IN elmer
@irtbihoft gu Mocon, 60, III einent
ner5pcifelten aan1pf nit Wfeilern lei
men @egner 4. Sborpe er'toh lto
babel iclbIt beripun0et lulr0c, III ans
Dem Soipitol entloiien moroell, llno
eS bieB, ct iperoe nibt 9eri6tIid) Der
folat lperoen. N8Gbreno er lid I'M
Soipitol befono, pcrilld)te Elm ais
9efunnten S6arpe'8 b%eltcbenOcr Ytob,
1i6 an Iein 9ett SIT OrGngen, nm ibn
al lpn6en, pltr0e abct oltrd) Den NIT
eillem Hepoluer bennfftetcn Solpt'
talar5t Gl0cr pertriebe1l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

t** llntcr Sen glulpi5ien beS Sllrlls
bereillS vgormorts" finbet ont Doltt
IoounqSobeno i'll Ser nSorludtrS
Soae," GER. 734, 8elt-2erington.Str,
oos iGbrlite gultcrniouper, pcrbltll
bel1 nit 9reisfegeln, itntt. Ser Git
tritt fir gripnd)iene betrdgt 80 Gents
1tno fir Gin0er 90 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

HIS Gle ygr6citer . SieOcrtofcl"
feicrt ibr %. StiitlmgSfeit ontSonn.
tog, Den 81. Nopem6er, in Ser ga
bor.2pceum-&olle", fir mcldes eil
icbr Invertebrates Nrogrnmm ollfga'
Itelt lit. Die Gbore % @elt, Oh
biIt 10 pltnOerih0n" bon &. @eiot,
,IbcnoitG1oden", Gbor mitSopror'
Solo, Sri. g. W%illSbote, Soliltin,
bon &. Simon, o@onOellicO" bon y.
SdmiiI5er, Iteben olti Dem Fro'
arorlnl. 6rou WuSbafe lilgt at
Bcroem 5ipci Coli lno bic $50. u.
6eoer, G6r. Meper, AOoIf @ienert,
Saul arobib mo 8erner iperoell
ourd blrloriitiide &ortrGge %ertrelI'
en-, nGbrenb Der n%d)ti0brtge eor1et'
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-29

cially stated at the foreign office that
it contains the significant announce
ment: 1.-THE situation is one which,
in the opinion Of his majesty's govern
ment, does not brook delay"
Meanwhile, the conservative public
press are remarkably undemonstrative.
As usual, the lingo element demands
war, but even in official quarters some
go so far as to say that it may be nec-
essary to step the Pacific fleet pending
settlement of the whole affair, though
this extreme measure, it is believed,
will not be necessary. Everywhere
there is evidence of the very positive
opinion that this is no time for the us.
ual diplomatic dilly-dallying, that
there must be no delay and no limit SET
by Russia to her apology or the extent
of compensation from the outrage.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-29
BIG BORE FINISHED.
Great Northern Tunnel Ends at Sc.
attic Joined.

Great Northern Tunnel Ends at Sc
attic Joined.
Seattle. Oct. 27.-After more than
a year of solid work on the part OF a
thousand men. the completion OF the
Great Northern tunnel is well in
sight. At IL O'Clock last night, in
the presence only of the engineers and
workmen, the last bore was made that
joined the two sections of the great
work, and the tunnel is now one solid
shaft and can be walked through from
end to end. For days every effort has
been made to stope out the wall of
earth and rock that separated the two
shafts so that the joining could take
place last night, as scheduled. Every
laborer seemed to take personal pride
and interest in completing the last of
the rough work, and deep down be-
meath the city they have been work ing
night and day at their highest speed
to this end. The final work was COM
pleted at a point amost directly be-
meath the building of the Independent
Telephone Company.
Last nights work is, according to
the railroad engineers the beginning of
the end of the labor of digging the
tunnel In two months it will be COM
pleted in every detail and ready for
trains to run through. 1t will not be
used, however, until the completion of
the Union depot.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-29
WANT BALTIC FLEET STOPPED
EnulisI, Public Demanding Satisfaction In
stead Of Regrefs--H II Isn't Forth
coming Summary Action
IL Likely.

the Gamrock feet had arrived and was
taking off members of the Cranes
crew. These incladed the engineer,
who had a wound in the chest, sup
posed to be from splinter, and anoth-
or man who had his hand shot off
These men and others were placed on
board the Great Northern mission YES
sci, where their injuries were attended
to. Those of the engineer were stated
to be very serious.
'These cases, however, were not the
most serious, for on the deck of the
Crane lay her skipper. George Smith,
and the sec md mate, John Leggott
Both had their heads shot away. Their
mutilated corpses were placed on board
the Moulmein and were brought tC
Hull, and some men whose injuries
were of minor character, were placed
on board the trawler Gull, which had
not arrived at Hull at late hour last
night.
"News of the outrage spread rapidly
through Hull and thousands of persons
Assem- beld in the neighborhood of the
docks
MANY rumors are current in Hull
tonight One is to the effect that an
other vessel Of the Gamrock fleet was
sunk with all hands, but confirmation
of this report is lacking. There is a
further report that on board the mis-.
sion ship are sixteen wounded men,
bnt it is not known whether this is
true. All the survivors agree tina,
when the Russians discovered their
mistake they simply ceased firing and
sailed away without offering any as.
sistance'
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-29
SCARED TO DEATH.
Russian Commander Very Much
Afraid of JaDS.


Copenhagen, Oct. 24.-Today's pa
pers state that the Russian officers
showed great nervousness during the
passage of the Baltic feet through the
narrow Danish waters They evident
~ feared Japanese mines No one
here, however, believed that there was
the slightest danger, especially in view
of the precautions which were taken
by the Danish authorities. Even in
the smallest provincial towns every
traveller and foreigner was watched
with almost ridiculous vigilance.
On Wednesday evening last a tele-
gram arrived from the car for Admi-
raj Rodjestvensky, addressed to the
Russian consular agent here. The
agent ordered two fishermen to leave
in motor launch and deliver the dis
patch. When they approached the
admiraFs ship searchlights were
thrown on the launch. with q glare 40
intense that the fishermen were com.
pletely blinded, and some blank cart
ridges were fired. The Russians did
not allow the launch to come nearer.
but launched boat. to whose crew
the fishermen delivered the dispatch.