Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-04-17
RUSSIANS AT
KAMRANH BAY
But 1t Is Not Thought That This
Point viii Be Made a
Rendezvous.
STOP DUTCH STEAMER
The BrunhIIde Held Up Two Hours By
Cars Ships...men Are In Good
Shape NO Sickness.

Paris, April IA dispatch from
Saigon announcing the presence Of the
Russian warships at Kamranh Bay is
considered as showing that Admiral
Rojestvensky is not moving northward
as fast as was expected. The fact
that Admiral de Jonquieres, French
naval commander at Saigon, is pro-
ceeding to Kamranh Bay and the de-
parture from Saigon last night of q
vessel with a cargo of Russian stores,
indicate that the Russian rendezvous
is not in or near Kamranh Bay.
To Make Final Preparations.
st. Petersburg, April 1.-THE news
that the vessels of the Russian equad-
ron have put into Kamranh Bay, north
of Cape Padaran off the east coast of
Cochin China, bears out the state
ment contained in these dispatches
week ago to the effect that Admiral
Rojestvensky probably would sesk
shelter off that part of the Cochin
China coast and there coal and make
final preparations before embarking OIL
the final stage of his journey. No
definite information is obtainable IS
to the length of stay Of the squadron
at Kamranh Bay, or whether the war
ships have already sailed the Admir-
atty, even it is knows, being natural
ly silent on this point. No confirma
tion of the report Of a naval engage
ment north of Natuna Islands which,
according to the British steamer
Telemachus, which has just arrived at
Hong Kong, took place $50 miles
north of Natuna Islands in the after
noon of April 12, has been received.
Forty-eight Hours In Bay.
Toxic, April 17.-It is circulated
that the Russian squadron arrived at
Kamranh Bay at noon, April IL, and
therefore had been occupying the
port forty-eight hours when seen at
noon of April H.
North of Kamranh Bay Sunday.
London, April ia special from
Hong Kong says that portion OF the
Russian squadron was seen Sunday at
Turan Bay, about three hundred and
fifty miles north Of Kamranh Bay.
Anchored and RevictuaIIing.
Hong Kong, April 1.-THE German
steamer Brunhilde arrived here today
from Singapore and reported that she
was stopped for two hours by three
Russian cruisers, April IA. thirty
miles north Of Cape Padaran She
sighted altogether about thirty-three
yessels steaming northeast at ten
znots. The ships appeared to be in
GOOD condition. A report is current
lere that portion Of the Russian
squadron has reached the bay in
Chinese waters northward of Hong
Kong. Cape Padaran is of the east
'oast of Cochin China, not far of to
he south Of Kamranh Bay, where It
s reported number of Russian war
hips are anchored and revictualling.
Japs Capture Many Golfers.
Saigon, April 1.-THE Japs have re.
emily captured large number OF col
iers off the coast of Cochin China. Six
nen, supposed to be Japs, landed
ome days ago from a junk at Cape
IT. James, near here, and after brief
'tay re-embarked. A number Of Rus
ian warships are anchored In KAN
anh Bay where they are revictualling.
rhe health of the Russians is remark
IDLY good. Only eight deaths from
lisease have occurred since their de-
,arture from Europe. out of an effec-
i've total of $4,000 men.
Torpedo Boats for vladlvostock.
Sebastopol, April 17-Several torpe.
10 boats, which Lewis Nixon, OF New
FORK, has been setting up here, have
'een completed and shipped to vladi.
'ostock.