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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
MAY Be STOLEN
SEATTLE JEWELRY

Advices received from Tacoma
authorities Saturday morning state
that a quantity Of jcwclry had been
disposed o. al pawn shop IN that
city Friday.
AZ the Tacoma police had been
furnished with q list Of the stolen
Cline 1ewclry, they Immediately no
titled the Seattle police Of The sale
4 young well dressed man sold
80 worth Of watches. rings. charms
and watch cases. The description
Of the stolen ieWelry talliea with
that sold Ia Tacoma.
The iewciry Vas the property Of
a brother Of Albert G. Cline. and
had been stored away In the safe
Cilne'n brother II now IN the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

~ Baker. of Columbus. O.. su-
~,snaent a. the National Anti
scn lsasue. is coming 60 Seattle
q sftort 70 arhigrate differences
q, hsse brought the members Of
1. washington organization ON the
ar x evil var
see sfssf his arrival. a man viii
.s.ointsd 60 succeed ur. ,. g.
n,ms 10 superintendent % the
F.sanetsa Anti Saloon league. who
! \ rsslsn luly I. a. a result % the
rkis.
n taezales o. the pasnacious So
,.rs,sn1eal have grown too mum.
~ aak setive TITS work and his
s.saiscn have been - persistentiy
e,sas1 that he o. finding "a TIM
rahlf io longer carry on bis work.
s frseaas though loyal TO hlm.
he ssket him 20 resign Tor the
~ Il the antl-saloan crusade In
na STATE
~ trouble dates from the last
rsssn 4 IN legislature. The
>arss snpieyed Thomas n. Bnne. a
"a asiaFnsg 90 ala r. the work
Z aifing anii-liqunr bills through
y legislature. Thoua claims that
~ a. veii as q Beli.nEham
waskef. Vhe was assisting in the
~ turned traitor A any rate.
nans eaussd Ranes wtihdrau Il
tan ~ woFk.
lm ether reasons. proceedings
~ ret been a. harmonious ga the
Agss - they might Thoms'
.su4s e!4isn that certain prominent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

The burglars entered closet win
daw and made their way 60 the Of
flee floor by using an elevator. The
elevator door aas broken down and
access gained. cline stated at tho
time Of the robbery that he was the
only one who knew the combination
70 the safe and that he alone knew
Of the presence Of the iewelry. which
was valued at $1,000. At one time
Cline'H brother owned = JewelTy
store. The Jeweiry stored in the
safe looted b. the burglars was the
remnants OF sale OF the stock at
the time he closed out his business.
The local sleuths are more mysti-
fled than ever by the Tacoma Incl
dent and have asked Cline 20 see IL
he can Identify the vRluables-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Found too Soon, a
StOwaWay "Kicks''

Han. ! thought this ship was
- isF aall Thurs4ay. remarked a
" ansry and astonished would be
.'tasaT on the decks Of the steam
" Oiympsa. just prior to the sail
i q tkat vessel Friday afternoon.
~ disEaat which Was plainly
.-'a'e q The face o. the pay -no-
rsH. Indicated that he didn't
Y mueh use Tor q vessel that
3 I AL on time.
l'are fine iot o feiiersi4 he
.'naasd. turning % the officers Of
.s'ssA Why IN thunder couldn't
WIND ne - hours ago. Instead
Ping man psuued up all
w 2 a dirty hole. En- awi fer
49,, 'l iooi8 be mumbled as h4
'"'eiea he eFamped limbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

MANILA. June B--Rrar Admiral
Enquist commander Of a heavy
squadron ~ the Russian fleet. ar
rived here &C o'clock tonight aboard
,hs flagship protected cruiser Au-
rora. accom- panied By the cruisers
ElaF ard IrtntehaK
Admiral Train encountered the
Russian cruisers while cruising OF
shore near LaukaNen gulf. and ac-
companied them % Manila. All are
more OF less damaged. The eruis-
ers have 70 leave IN - hours. or be
informed until the close of the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

TOXIC June a-The deatrnyeFs
Kasumi. Uaumxumu. BnHahaml and
kaFerou have returned 90 aaEeho
The four vessels. on the night 81 the
9th we're detailed 70 attack the
Russian uarrhipa Nhiie ateafuing
ahead suddenly they encountered
a number Of the enemy The Kanu-
mi narrowly escaped a collision
with a Russian cruiser
Owing to their eioaeneas the de-
sftoyurH escaped the heavy fire ~
fnc Russians. directed a. them The
aarauimi and kaNafnu. ON the fol.
lowing mornlE discovered two tor
pnsio boat desiruYsrH 81 the enemy.
One escaped. on approaching the
other. which hoisted q white flag
Hhe proved 70 be- the Bedovi. With
Roiestvenaky with his staff aboard
She siguallod that her engines were
damaged and she Naa short Of coal
and water A guard was placed
aboard with Instructions 20 execute
Roiestvensky In the event Of meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
BLUEJACKETS
UP AGAINST II

Vallejo. Cal. has seconded the
beer boycott in Seattle. Word was
received Saturday morning By the
strikers that the labor unions Of the
California town had boyc0toid he
Puget sound products
The boycott may go hard with a
good many Of Uncle Sans sailors
and marines. Vallejo Is a navy
yard town. and n there Is not any
fair beer In town the bluciaeketa
may find It difficult to qusnch their
thirst while off duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
HEAVY SUITS FILED

4 broken sewer is the cause
named FOR the filing OF a heavy dam
age suit against the city Saturday
morning. Martin Tierney, the les
see. and w. +. Mogart, the owner OF
store and lodging hohse at Sixth
and King. filed claims OF $4,000 and
SS.oso. respectively. II is alleged
that the sewage, set loose on the
premises through the negligence 90
the city. made It impossible for the
.H#= -tas-- o., - ss~stsssi-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

struck her IN the side. throwing 30
and the wheel forward onto ths
baby. painfully iuiurfnK the infant
Bevkin complained e the prose-
cutting attorney Of Ballard on sat
urday morning tie said
Il know the Eifl whose name Is
I.oksn. and II her parents do not
pay fer the baby carflare and the
doctor bin for my baby. shaIl
swear out warrant for her ar
rest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
kids" PRISON
GAN WAIT

Judge Frater. who was recently
appointed to preside over the iuve.
nile court which Is To be formed
next week for the purpose OF look
lng after youthful deliuaucuta. said
Saturday that be did not think Il
would be necessary Ia put the
county Ia any unnecessary expense
20 build 4 detention house. AZ least
not for a while. I'll the court la
better settled
Everything necessary for the
opening Of the court will be done
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

and the president Of the Chicago
Federation Of Labor were among
those rn-indiCted.
Representatives % the team
owners and transfers resumed a
conference before Mayor Dunno
this afternoon. The team owners
asked the union leaders 20 have
tho truck drivers vote Tuesday
evening upon the proposition TO
end the strike. Il is the expressed
opinion that a large majority will
return 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
FIRST JOBS or
SATELLITES

My first job was as a hoy In a
mcasurer.a office. IN Glasgow. Scot.
land. at I shillings a week A
mcagurer corresp ponds eomew bat 70
n quantity surveyor In an nrehi-
tect'a office in this county Alex.
ander Myers. secretary NorfhN vest
Trust 4 Safe Deposit company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
There Will Be Buildings"

There will be edidlngs' at Pleas
ant Beach Sunday.
The Star ia going TO take its
"newsies' out for a regular old
fashioned picnic.
Dress suits won't be In order. "
they ever are daytimes outside OF
French weddings
Each kid" will take along his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
vAMDAL
ESCAPES

STOCKTON. Cal. June 5.-Jlm
saroni. who IL alleged 70 have blown
up the Angels quartz mine az Angels
yesterday. has disappeared lie was
acting superintendent in the mine
and had been given notice o. dis
charge. one OF the miners. whose
name has been withheld. confessed
10 the new superintendent that
saroni told him 10 drill and load
holes for the explosion of the mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Jane Wanted to 'Lick'
Some Husky Seattle Cops

The police failed to Identity Jane
Doe when she staggered up the sta
ton steps at an early hour satur-
day morning. after a hurried ride
from Second aud Union. where she
encountered the single handed
equity established IN that section
by Pairolman Alvey.
Tn a member OF the Longshore-
mems union. You fellows don't
dare arrest me. can stand off a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
FAMOUS SUIT
is NO MORE

BUTTE. Mont. June S-rhe SUI
preme court today denied the ap-
plicatiou OF the Amalgamated at
torneya for n rehearing In the Min
ME Healey case. This forever dis
poses OF the question OF the title
10 the mine. giving Hclnze ind
putahle possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
BADLY INJURED
BY BICYCLIST
'slsaD WOMAN AND CHILD VICTIMS OF ORDINANCE THAT
allows WHEELS TO USE CITY sIpEwALKs-Roga WAS
AyouHe GIRL

h De result Of a city ordnance
AfFinS bicycles on the sidewalks
I nilard Mrs T. Berkin and her
- rhiId. agsd . years we're run
Pad badly injured Friday after
- VILE near their home On
izI AVENUE.
y I'll or whistle sounded the
srnax o. the approaching bicycle.
~ Berkiu stepped aside. but not
= IN 70 escape the wheel. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
LITTLE HAPPENINGS
ler Athlon. Of the Port

Aer Athlon. Of the Port
route was placed on the
between Seattle and Everett.
-4turday. The steamer Telegraph.
which regularly plies on that route.
was forced 10 lay up for one day
owing 20 one OF her cylinder heads
blowing out Friday afternoon. Cook
johnson. who was standing near
the head OF the cylinder, was slight
ly bruised by a flying missile
II Is expected the vessel will again
resume her run Sunday,
j White was arranged before
Judge Frater. Saturday morning
and pleaded guilty TO a charge Of
grand larceny. lie was accused OF
stealing s. from n store in Green
Lake and also for stealing brass off
-i~@ k1a Was eivav fi,ss ,.@-''-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

dozen OF yuh."
suiting action 20 words the vom-
an barred her arms and prepared
for the fray. but the police quieted
her down and escorted her to the
receiving cell. she refused TO give
her name
The woman's clothing was Eatur-
ated and nearly torn from her body.
She's a new one to us" re-
marked one of the sergeants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

WASHINGTON. June 3.-The fol-
l0wiaG statement was Issued a tho
White House fhia Afternoon regard
iuE the visit Of the Russian ambas-
nador 70 the president. As il the
cAse Riih the viaIt o. every other
am hssaador. no statement. direct or
indirect. will be- made from the
White House. The president has
not talked 10 anyone about II and
any statement appearing Il without
the slightest warrant of authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

SAX DIEGO June a.--Esriy this
morning workmeu. sndeavoring to
sxtFieate the body 81 Charles Peter
son. iungNhoEemaH. who was buried
w a well cave Ia Thursday. pulled
one arm from the body. but we're
unable 10 raise ths latter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
TOBACCO KING
WANTS nIV0 RICE

NEW YORK. June 3,-Brodie l..
Duke. tobacco magnato, today
brought suit for divorce from Alice
Webb Duke. whose marriage 60
Duke In December was the begin
ming of sensational litigation The
nit was brought on statutory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
GAR WON 7 QUIT

reference 10 the three Russian
cruisers al Manila.
II damaged and unseasortlY they
Will be allowed % make necessary
repairs otherwise they must leave
within "a hours
n the Russian admiral elects the
vessel viii Be iuteFned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
IO AGENTS QUIT
THE EQUITABLE

- MONIES June 3.-gtafe
y &c. ~ DNiggings and 200 agents
~. Equitable left the company
!. a1d allied Themselves with
osa'fai Life Of Dies Hoines.
, ,.., YORK June 8.-FollowinR
~ ta spIeiiee today Of Alexander
go nsas =. : is reported on good au-
,s~iI.I nat the two factions have
I 49, snd viii select Robert T.
a. -. thieagO, "a chairman q
''e'ois az The Equitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

own lunch-but that's about all. ex-
ceptlng a firm determination to
have the time OF his life.
Through the kindness OF the Port
Orchard route. the boys viii be pas
sengers on one OF the company's
steamers.
DE gang" predicts one grand jol-
LITIGATION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

ET PETERSBURG. June AZ IL
stated on high aufhnriiy that the
Far eauurii holds fhe opinion that
~ L. better 60 spend millions % keep
up me Naf. rather thar Ray the tn
drmnity whirh ii ta believed dapan
to sufs 60 demand as the price Of
reace. ruhiic epiniun generally fave
ors e Cessation 81 hastliiti~H. but the
chances for peace are small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

WASHINGTON. n. G.. June A.
Instructions will be cnbled 10 Ad-
miral Train this afternoon regard
ing the course he must foilow in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
DISPATCHES ST. PETERSBURG STATE THAT NICHOLAS
AND WAR PARTY WILL IGNORE WISH PEoPLE-PlAa
TO RAISE MILLIONS MORE TO CONTINUE WAR

ing any Russian ahips. On the fol-
lowink morning the cruiser Akshi
Was slKhted and conveyed the de-
stfoysr and captiFex 20 Sansto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
BALM DELAYS SAILING

: Saturday, rain prevented the 4
/ loading OF vessels bound FOR 4
/ Nome. 4
Local steamship men predict 4
; that the weather viii delay the
b sailing Of Nome steamers at
! least one day. 4
: $50 RNFR xNNN 49, y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Modern Bluebeafd. Sentenced "a
Hang.
CHICAGO. June 3--JudKe Ker-
stem today sentenced Johan HOeh.
blgamlst. 10 hang, June 20, for the
murder Of Mrs. Mario Weleker
Hoch.
In a brief statement Iloch denied
hts guilt. and said he felt no IN will
toward any Of the prosecutors lie
lnsod with a God forFive Won all -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Anti-SalOOn League Torn
With fractional Strife

I, MONS LEADER or SALOON cRusAoEs IN THIS STATE.
s.soes FROM PoslroN-NArloNAL SUPERINTENDENT
COMING TO s'ArTLs TO POUR OIL ON TROUBLED WATERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
WEAVER STILL CLEANING
'EM OUT

. PHILADELPHIA. June A. /,
. Mayor Weaver az noon de- I
. manded and received the reslM. 4
D nation of Secretary Dance. 4
b civil service commission. He I
. then issued orders TO use pend I
= ing an examination 81 an ex- 1
. tenaive list 81 applicants for I
q civil service jobs This ia the I
4 aeverest blow the republican 1
= machine has received. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

ST. PETERSBURG. June 4. !
/ During "a demoustgiion Of /
$1,000 workmcn, the Fossacka /
nnd police charged the mobs /
Fifty-two workmen and 30 po- /
llcemeu and Cosaaeka were in /
jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
MY Hands Are Tied" IS
Ballinger's Excuse

CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS HE CANNOT FOLLOW FOOT
STEPS or MAYOR dunno FORGING SEATTLE ELECTRIC
COMPANY DECENT sERWcE-~Up TO THE
COUNCIL TO ESTABLISH scHEoULEss SAYS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21

N, los des clos asiduos de Sus fa
mi'iares, nj l's 'esesperados recurso'
apurados por los doctores Barbcsa J
Lippitt, para arrebatar tan preciosa
'xistencia las garras de la inexoia
ole muerte, fueron suficientes.
En- el Ia sociedad pierde nm miem-
bro de inestimab bio valer; la patlia.
falta de afecciones, un probo ciudada
no y 81 hogar un carifioso padre que
alegraba la existencia de tres peque'
buelos una esposa modelo ejemp'a
de madres.
Sn alma de justo ha volado rsuds
q la inmensidsd embriagante d. Ia
altura, donde moran los misericordio
SOS dc la terra. por que de clos es e
RENO de los cielos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
OBRA DE ROMANOS
AMar6n Dc ESeitqItS J AftBtaS
EN- PUERTO RICO.

Uno de nuestros jovenes intelectua-
les mas estimados por Ia nobleza de ST
corszon. y por la galanura que campea
en- sus escritos, IS Romualdo Real.
Aparte de Ia profusion de trabajos
que la idea de establecer en- este pats
la Association de Fscritores y Arts
tas," dedicara ell distinguido compa-
fierosdirector del "Heraldo," Romual-
do Real, ha demostrado, siempfe que
Ia ocasion Sc ha presentado. que. anhe-
Ia tanto como el que mas la reallza-
cion del tan dsbatido proyecto de unir
a escritores y artistas.
va 10 hemos repetido. y.lo repetire-
mos siempre.
Solo un gran Garlic al arte, un SEN
|timieDto de hermandad nuestros es-
critores, peliodistas. m1sicos, ETC.. es
10 cue impulsa & estos buenoS conpae
f1eros insistiendo en- el va debatido
asunto no obstaute el negro pesimismo,
que mata aquf todas las causas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Desde SantO Domingo
Tropas y baterias de campana
Otra reiriega.

Santo Domingo. 8 de Julio.-Hs
ocurrido otra refriega en- Barahona
Ell gobierno perdio d generates pro-
minentes y la oposicion Sc retro er
bueu orden hacia los montes.
El crucero americana Des Noines
desembarc6 marines en- Barahona para
custodian las aduanas. y Ell gobiernc
dominicano esta inundando ell pobla do
con tropas y bateriss de campa fia. Ell
distrito es POGO 4 proposito para SOTO
Car insurrecciones. Ei gobernador de
Barahona dcjo su puesto, hallando i'm
possible desempef1arlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Desde Washington

- NC uhAo.
Pero Jque d: an en- Londres? Ell
Presidente Roosevelt esta taux pc
tits soins'', cen Alemania y su empera-
dor. El otro dis, en- un discourse pro-
nunciado en- Worcester, elogi6 al pue-
bio alemAn por su idealismo combina-
do con teneduria de libros; aver, des-
de Ia Universidad de Harvard ha tc
legra6ado Guillermo II para darlt
las gracias por los regalos que hizo al
Musee Germanico de aquella docta
casa. ST Sc hubiera cententado con
dar las gracias, el despacho NADIA ten
drfa de particular; pero lleva coleta.
Es esta.: LA amistad creciente entire
las dos naciones signi6ca mucho para
el bienestar faturo de la humanidad
y deseo daros las grAcias, personalmen-
te, por vuestros esfuerzss para fomen-
tarla".
Como esta amistad crseiente entire
lei americana y ell aleman contrasta
con la '.ene mistad" creciente entire el
aleman y el ingles. he creido del case
preguntar: 1qu@ diran en- Lsndres7
Ali en- el odlo al russo, Sc la nigeria.
do ei odio al aleman y esta resultan-
do un arbol mny frondoso. A pesAr
del parentesco entire el rey de Ingla-
terra el emperador de Alemania
las relaciones entire la corte alemana
y la corte inglesa Sc han vuelto agrias.
AL matrimonio del principe heredero
de Alemania, enviS el rey de 1ngla~
terra un principe de menor cuant{a;
el emperador ha tornado Ia revancha,
enviando personajss de pocas campa-
nillas al matrimonio de la sobrina del
rey Eduardo con uu principe sueco.
Aver, en Londrss el odio al russo
estaba de tanda; y, por este, Sc ha
recibido con jdbilo Ia noticia de ese
episodio naval revolucionario, que Sc
desa rrolla en- Odessa y que recuerda
aquel ia moso Canton al de Cartagena.
que hubo en- Espafia en- 1873. Al in
giles 10 ha regoci]ade en- alto srado ESQ
de cue la tripulaci6n dc an barco de
guerra por ser malo el rancho, mate
sus oficiales; sin atsuder que, en-
ESQ. hay contagio y en- que Inglaterra
tiene muchos buques de guerra. 81
en- ellos Sc da bien de cemer, no fall
tarzn, en- alguna OCCASION, otros mott
vos de queja los tripulantes; quie-
mes, de la sinistra aventura de Odessa
no dejara de sacar la dnica lscci6n
que les convene. y es: la facilidad
con que los que obedecen pueden So
primir & los que nandsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21

vi Die. NICE guitar 81 pa q may"
d ;rante ell dia, dispuse que las chime
n IS fueran pintadAs de blsnco.
En- la noche del 2o h,zo eApiosio"
u1 tubo de la tercera caldera. y desde
entonces solo pude avanz razon d.
cinco millas por hora Faltandomt
carbon, hice quemar todo el MADEIRA
mento del barco.
Ell dia 80 mon.amos otra vcz Ell palo
mayor y nos pusimos en- communication
con Vladivostok. a cuyo puerto acabo
de llegar.
LA suerte del "Almaz. ."-(Telesra-
ma DEL "r1mes. ')-SegIn los o6ciales
del Almaz. la escuadro de Rojestveps-
Ky encontro 4 la enemiEa en- el estre-
cho de Corea, junto Tsu shima. Las
dos fotas Sc pusieron inmediatamente
en- contacto. Ell crucero protegido AL
maz, obedeciendo 6rdenes previa :
mente recibidas del almirante, sc apar.
t6 del grueso de Ia escuadra & Ia pri-
mera oportunidad y puso ell rumbo 4
VladivoStok POGO despues de empeza
do el combate, pero no tan pronto que
dejara de advertir cuan grandes eran
las pkrdjdas de los dos bandos en- aquel
tit :nico coinbate. El Official que esta
ba en- Ell puente del Almaz, con Ia Wis
"a fila en- el Kniaz Suvaroff aguardan
do las sefiales, vio como Ell barco almi
rante cabeceaba de popa 4 proa, cual
golpeado por un enorme martillo. y
vacilo en- su marcia; is aguas Sc sgi-
taron violentamepte al rededor del AGO.
rszado. y en- seguida el barce sc in
elmo empezo & huudirse. LIS of
lc ales del Almaz Green que esto Sc de-
bio al debut dc un submarine como
|elemento de Il guerra naval, 6 bien
que el Suvaroff fue alcanzado por un
torpedo de grandes dimensiones.
Tan importante fue Ia averia que el
barco Sc hundio rapjdamente. Guam
do sus puentes llegaron al nivel del
aqua, vio clara ne elte los o6ciales y
marinos luchando con las olas. Un
Itorpr dero russo, el Buiny 6 el Bravy Sc
acerc6 4 toda mAquina recogiendo 4
muchos n5ufragos. Con la ayuda de
un anteojo distinguiose al almirante
Rojestvensky entire ellos.
Acometidos ferameute por los AGO.
razados japoneses. apoyados por tor
pederos. subm marineS y torpedos, el
Borodino, el Osliabia y el Ural fueron
puestos fuers de com bate y corrieron
Ia misma suerte que el barco almiran-
te. Cuando Sc extendi6 de nuevo la
niebla, ocultando la escena de batalla
otro acorazado, el Alexander III, pa
recia hallarse en- muy critica situa-
ci6n; marchaba hacia el N, mante-
niendo encarnizado combate con cru
ceros v fotillas de torpederos enemi-
COS. Otros torpederos acosaban 4 los
dem3s barcos de la 1ota. lanzandole.
torpedo tras torpedo.
El Almaz, que lego VladivostoR
en- la :arde del 2o. presenta sefales
indelebles de la bAtalla; el palo CEN
trail est4 partido, y una de las chime
meas alberta por un proyectil: Ell des
troyer Grozny, que tambien ha llega-
do 4 Vladivostok, no sufrio averias q
pesar de haber sostenido un largo
combate cen uno de los mayores des-
troyers japoneses.
Los o6ciales del Almaz aseguran
que vieron desaparecer bajo las olas
dos acorazados enemigos, y que dos
cruceros. tsmbien japoneses, estaban
4 puntu dc haLdlrse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-21
Ramon Gonzalez Calder0n

Tras breve y penosa dolencia. ha
rendido la jornada do la vida, este
qusrido amigo auest.o, Tslegrafsta
muy aprsciado que era de Quay anna.