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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
TRIAL or LIEUT., VESSEL.
Charged with SELLING Plans Of
German lortresses

Thorn Prussia May 20 Tho trial
win hrgn Monday next ~ llclmut
Vessel formerly a nwt lieutenant ana
Instructor ,n tho artillery and engineer
school nt Chnrottcuburg Who ls
ohulgod with swlndllng This " the
accusation on which ho win be tried
hut the former lieutenant ls also
charged with selling plans OF German
forrcssot 10 France,
NwacD IT, she husband of Mallldo
Buumltr the "Nolod Lady VI the seo.
ond Droyms trial I'm 1895 he found
uu Asylum IN France and lived there
for some years Vessel followed u
prccaflous cmoor IN italy whore the
Oormpuy authorities caused his arrest
un1 UflQr NJ months imprisonment go,
cured his oNtmditlon The opposition
Italian press criticized the government
Of Italy for givlng mp political fugl'
tive, Vessel " TO be- tried here, his
last garrison dotnll ON nm indictment
charging him with fraudulonuy obtain.
Ink Ss5 from q captain OF Uhmne, named
RcckoG since deceased
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A BOTTLE FROM TIIE SEA,
Letter IN II Tells of Loss of a
Bark south of Tahiti

Los Angeles chi, May 90 A bottle
having every appearance Of having
been IN the sen u long time was picked
VI at Ocean Park todny ana was
found 10 contain a note purportiug TO
bo from wilbur A. Harris native of
Pontiac Miohp stating that on May 3.
1909, the whnlor III Toro, out Of Topolo'
hnmpo Mexico, was wrecked on u
email island Nputh by southwest of
Tahu
Harris further slotcs that among The
crow who drowned was Lopc Autto.
honca who had IN his possession a
French manuscript handed down IN
bin family RiyluR the complete history
Of the luel dauphin % France, wiitlon
10y man iu whore charge lohoNpicrlu
lcll him. ana % French ornament set
I'm diamonds,
Harris 0ako that n professor NJ hls.
tory Of Yale university bo notified ana
piVrg directions for finding this hist0T.
lcol treasure which he has buried,
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Baron Alphonsc dc Roibschild,
Head Of French Branch fam.
Gus House, Dies OF Bronchitis,
GOVERNOR OF BANK OF FRANCE.
tie viii be Succeeded BY Baron Lam
bert d. RolhsehIld Of
Brussels

Pare May %, Baron Alnhopso A
Rolhschlld bead OF the rronch branch
Of The banking house bearing tho namo
Of Rothsohlld, and governor Of tho bank
OF France, died at $50 this morning
from acute bronchitis. aggravated by
no'it The eminent nnlncler had been
sinking slowly for many d0yp I'm, there
was no apprehension that hlp death was
imminent llo hrs, took 10 hle bed Two
weeks ago. Several rallies save prom
iHo Of his recovery Two days ago tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26

sian olhcurs ms U postponomout NJ
Fiold Marshal nNOma'e offensive be-.
cnlHo Of the bad state of the ronds, but
This view IN not shared by all the ON.
Corr
M order io prevent Wmnglmg over
the question Of reward or censulo arts.
ing from reports forwarded by the
communicative through the
army corps commanders GEN. llncs
witch IN an order Of the day has d..
loctod that copios Of the original rc.
ports of all encounters ana Individual
exploits be transmitted lo his stan ns
well M hrlCfor reports through the Oh.
binary channels,
S. Petersburg, May &c. The daring
attempt of the Japanese Nav 20 tu cut
the railroad and blow up the bridge
over a tributary of the Tungllao, 20
miles south of the Russian main Inc
from KwNnChongtsu "a Nrln which
Gre now connected by field railroad,
bears striking resemblance To the
hloWUV M OF iho bridge over the
KnMskalr river 1850 miles north Of
Mukdon by Major Munganuma, of the
Japanese army just before Field Mar.
Fhll Oyumd undertook the advance
against dom RWoputkin at Mukdcn,
Another parallel of the raid Of May %
occurring while Con Remembrance
onNalry recently was working around
the lnp1ncyo left south ~ Fnkomnn,
Just uH NungOnamus exploit conceded
with Gem MIgttheukoe raid ON New,
rhWUuR I'M September last According
to reports tie raid Of May % was
launched from Mongolia,
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Indications Are that Rojcsly,nsky
Has Made Two Divisions Of
His Vessels
SEVENTEEN AT SADDLE ISLANDS
Whole Fleet Said u Have Assembled
Near Woosuug Gelmaps Ready
For iyenlualitlcS,

dunehu raw MWnch0N May Co.,
Tho Jepuncgo Tactics art puggmg rh,y
gave way M Iho Ullcn'wt pressure
against thelr ccmcr ON both ,ho mls
road ana the Mandarin old THE
chinese explain iht retromwt ~ ro,r
bio among the rcf'rves, some or whom
they euy are almost IN rlplo of We.
volt because the government has not
kcpl ~ promlfc iu return them lu
japan,
The retirement ~ the Japanese con.
ter le interpreted by some NJ the Rua.
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Has Best Of Philadelphia RcpublI'
can Leaders in Lease Of City
Gas Works War
SENATOR PEnROSE INTERESTED
Holds Conferences still Some Talk Of
lmpeacbmtnt--lany Think 1t
roOr Policy

Philadelphia MAY "a It ia the gen
obl opinion that Mayor WoWcr for
the prrfout controls the situation I'm
he hgM Wilh ho Republican leaders
over the proposed loasc OF the city gus
works There TX much speculation as
~ what VIII hr the next moyo, doyol
opmonls lodnv arc expected lo como
from tho organization Insurance
tommiponcr Durham ana hls lioutcn.
anita Wcro IN conference late lag, night
ana their deliberations Vcrc resumed
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animal drew behind him q llghl truck
ana the crowd scrambled widely cor
mnfttN nv the horse hrHl ran ON me
sidewalk ana then into The .eueeL
Sprnglng 10 the street the unknown
man caught at the horses bride WIN
both hands he held on desperately
ana had succeeded IN checking mo
frightened animal when q trolley car
suddenly turned the cornct and fuurh
them The man was torn loos" ana toll
undor tho vhccls Those whom h0 hnd
saved from severe injuries hngllly
rulHol the ear ana he was carried 10
a hospital There n was Void his m
jurlop were llkoly 10 ouuao dodih'
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A RUNAWAY TEAM,
Man who Tried to stop II May
Lose His Life

New York. May 26.--An unidentified
man of 30 years has sustained INJURIES,
which probably win cost him his lie,
N hGrooiolly trying TO stop runaway
horse az II dashed into % Brooklyn
ihroatcr crowd,
Tho street was nlled with persons
who had lust lctl play house ON
Broadway WllllompburG whom tht
plattel OF a runaway Was hoard The
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Cant. llohson Married,

Tuxedo pMlL H. W May ',.Tho
mnrrlngo NJ Milan GrI6oldn Houston
llull, dnughlor ~ Ms and MN George
~ lIull to emit Richmond Pearson
llohaon, took pln,o 10 day NJ the homo
of Mr. and Mn lmll I'm thie place Tho
wedding was without aWplUN owing IT,
the recent death ol relative can't
llobfonH brother Lieut. James A. Hob.
iuu. was hcyl man
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today soon after Mr. Durham reached
hls office Later he repaired 90 the
ollico uf l., =, senator ponroso and
was IN consultation with him for como
time, There IN Hlill some tax OF I'M
parchment proceedings against the
mayor ana there IL no longer amy de.
MAI that this course has been serious
" considered by the leaders ana their
legal advisers, Those who advise
against this step argue that any nt.
tempt ia impcnch Mayor Weaver at
this time would only serve TO strength.
en- his position Win the public
Just now the attitude ~ the mem.
bors of the council " giving the lead.
other feature Of their contest with the
mnNnr.
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lnrherlon, o.. NM Ilnnk CLOSED.

Washington May 96..Th Flul N''
llonal bank of Rnrbcrton o. hnr hocn
ordered closed hy the comptroller or
the currency ON tho Round that mo
bank a mboNouu The capital stock ls
$4,000 -,
National Bank Examiner George T.
QUITS has boon appointed receiver
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rederolIs,s May Endorse rnn,

MUnll0, MAY 2G The convention on
the Federal party Is discussing me
question Of changing the plank Of 1900
witch favored annexation 90 America,
innate Independence OF the islands
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Receiver for Manila Bank

Manila, MAY s0,--The attorney gener.
Al has petltloned for the appointment
OF n receiver for the American bank at
Manila, which was recently closed ON
projection OF .depotliore, The bank IL
capitalized NJ 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
Manila Bonds Awarded.

Washington May 49, Bids were or.
cno1 today At the msular bureau ~
the war department for the rllr vt one
million dollars Manila municipal bonds
hcnrng I per cent interest, rcdocmublo
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Trolley Cars Collide.

Baltimore, May william stem.
bier war killed and 80 persons are ~.
jurod as tina result OF o collision be.
tween two trolley cars returning from
Westport u suburban resort early this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26

after 10 and within 30 years the pro.
Goods to be devoted To sewerage and
other public works The highest bid.
der Was the First National bank ~ Cos
lumbuH. o., which offered lOp,bG26. d.
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THAT NAVAL BATTLE.
Nothing Further Has Been Heard
az II,

H. Petersburg, MAY 20 Nothing fur.
thor has been heard hero Vt the report
cd naval battle south Of The Island Of
F0rmoga,
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RIOTS BEGIN


Strike riots have begun IN the nclgh-
borhpld nf the lumber district AZ
ThMty.nfih aud Morgan streets 20 luni-
Dor ana shaving wagons N OF Whlcn
belonged iO the Rittonhouso a l,mhlec
company and guarded by upwards of
~ police, We're attacked by a crowd OF
more than 400 strike pymp0ihiacra with
bricks, stones ana LugshotM While
tho police ufcd rlUuK tho ignilnH
wugol lndccisiNoly rmollY'tho police
drew royolycis ana ohorgod The crowd,
The WPht ol thp 1rCnWI lUlckly quiot'
ca ihiuBg, the mob generally iloelng No
arrests Noro made, AZ Thirly-toufth
street near by, police ON guard were
later forced IN doors Many ot the
ptriko NmpathlEtrs armed themselves
Win small air Vllol ana from lumbor
piloH aud huNdWg3 lrod IriurmlttcnUy
nt lh1 police, number OF whom we'o
struck without bAluR Dblo TO Hoh the as
RIlun,a ana were molly forced 10 take
refuge M oNlcr ana olhrr nearby build
,ngA
5hul Ncto irgo by police today IN
the nmDpr dls,rrt At TWcnty'eocond
ptropt pud Ashland HNuuuq N crowd
icrrpd p0Ung lumber wagons driven
hy nousuuioula,p, The police ordered
me crowds 10 di'pcrru bul the order
was UNDECIDED The police then drew
their rryOyCw ana Nl'l t1yotol shots
lu lrlghlon the crowd, two arrests
WpIe nude, ana the wagons proceeded
without further disturbance,
Elsewhere IN the district the police
Vcrc kept busy Glowing out saloons
urd dltporsiug crowds Of 'dlo men,
win the Nftlcth day ul The teams
tCip ptrlko oumuN Increasingly serious
yr lIItU. aI....4l 40 tl.
Industrial dlNOrdvlH TINT hUN marked
iho progrtYn ui unsettled conditions,
Tho bmbor district anl lta dopouden.
pl.s hold llo Roy Carpenters are
roWlyo ana SOME are refusing lo con.
tuur ut work whore 'Wnlllr' lumlr
~ used, The carpenters district couna
pll has NOT ordered action but 10000
carpenters may DE involved N the iu.
dINIduals puFIW In their hostile nlti.
udc ronFht the Associated Build
iug Trades, comprising Cultamou 0tha
"a lhuu the carpenters, win soma dele.
rnton 90 % mootlnR the deliberations ~
WD'n may vitality D0ocl the position
of 10000 Workmcn,
Significant of Ihe probable approach
ol a lumber famine In the manuluy.
turing iuduftrlua was Che shut down
today Of the j. W, Lands Milling plant
This cumppuy pgsoycd 10 do business
yesterday undc, police protection and
gave H. up,
Vigorous enforcement NJ tho police
order ia clear out soloodN In the lun'
Der district and the movement " cone
siderable lumber undor puard today
bought cut several rotuun disturb.
unccS shots wore fred and many ar.
rests were made Mayor Umno, how.
ever after roylow OF the situation,
said that the situation dld not warrant
the cali Of the soldiers lic was quite
negotiations for today Several OF the
express companies today dispatched
wagons through the streets without
pulled Guards. The yohclos never
ihecss were not without protection,
being entrusted 20 deputy bhorlffe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
RUSSIAN FLEET
MAY Be DIVIDED.

Shanghai May 20, noon There are
indications that Rear Admiral Rojcs'.
vonsky has divided Me ncot Seventeen
vessels Of the baltic fleet anchored at
Saddle islands last night II Nv believed
that they coalod there, ana that from
that point they win prooc'l north.
ASSEMBLED AT WoOsuNd,
Tsmgtau May 26--Tho whole Russian
fleet ls assembled M WooWug ana lhA
German SQUADRON at TbingloU Is pre-.
pairing for ovonululltos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26

Ogden gateway completely by nar.
man ans The roaplng " the revenue
mat VIII accrue from the cancellation
OF trafllo contracts the southern Pa.
enc ana oregon Short Line hold with
The Rio Grnndo by way OF retaliation,
II ~ asserted that the HAT has gone
iorth that Hartman must not wnRe any
unnecessary fight on Gould aud that
the bankers who hold these securities
are working 60 patch up peace, and AT
all costs head OF the Western Pacific,
SALT LAKE ROUTE,
Then, too there are indications that
the S0it Lake Route Nv not an n bed Dt
roses and That the southern Pacific has
not Got an absolute "lond,pipo cnch'
on uNlllc, an the present meeting be-
tween representative of the Southern
paclnc, Short Limo Santa re ana Sdt
Lake Noulo IN san Francisco would IN.
dicatq,
Thnt Nh Hartman IN TO become
chairman Of AN executive board 10 no
created 40 n later GATE IN Now York
would indicate that I've IN not relinqueh-
ING very much when II comes to con
troll, Int tho moVc undoubtedly II the
f0rornnor Of the launching OF u new
police m tho administration of tive
'lllInhlll OrlWolk or fohdH
THE OUTLOOK,
The appointment Of four now proei.
donls ~ iho roads named " not a gtup
IN III direction of economy because II
VIII mean a blRRor salary lsl, M Mr.
Hartman, nv has ofton been state !,
does not take down salary from each
OF The nlg systems lie is rcpUied TO
follow tho POLICY of the late Coils l.,
Huntington ana simply charge up &C..
iunl expenses while on inspection trips
ana lcoklnL after company Interests,
Tho question now nrlsoe, are the new
presidents 10 take orders from Mossrs,
stubbs ana kru,lschnllt, or arc they to
go I, nlono7
II " safe 10 nssor,, however when NJ.
hcln confirmation Of the above dis.
patch " coming w due season that the
dawn of u new policy ON the roads win
be ueNortd IN, bringing IN It's wake pro.
motions galore for locnl railroad mcV
ana general shaking up all around,
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{. \. HARTMAN IS TO RESIGN
Is 10 Bseom, Chairman Of Executive
Board Controlliss Western
systems,
WESTERN PACIFIC the CAUSE
Interesting Developments Are Follow.
loo Thick and Fast In the Train
OF New Policy.

san Francisco, May 70 Following
the relircmcn, Of James a, AGlor 80
manager Of tho Western system NJ tho
gou,horn p0cihc company and the re-
organization Of tho divisions Of tho
TOAD into two districts, comes u report
,o the effcc, tina, Y, II, Hartman and
hlN associates IN the control Of the
western railroads have decided to elect
separate presidents and boards Of d.
,otlors for zach NJ their roads
TuE First STEP.
Tho nrt, stop to bo tnkon IN this Al.
,octIon VIII be made shortly when
Hartman, vino IL now president Of tho
four companies that compose his net
work Of lines, VIII resign from all ~
these positions To later become chair
man Of AN executive board tina, will hc
created at the proper time In New
York
ROSTER OF PRESIDENTS,
According To reports that have
reached the higher olilcl0ls ~ the
Southern Pacific company In this city
Vice President and General Manager
calvin viii become the president Of
that corporation, with hls headquarters
In this city, a. l., Mohlcr, vice preei.
lent aud general manager of the Union
pacInc win bo elected president Of that
company, with future headquarters IN
Omaha W, II. Bancroft, viii be pro.
noted to tho presidency Of Inc oregon
Short Limo aud possibly General sup,
Park NJ the Union paoi0c or General
supl Buckingham OF the oregon
short Line viii bc made president Of
ne oregon Railway and Navigation
company
A LITTLE PREMATURE
New York, May 96.-At the offices ot
NE liarrlmun Interests here today II
MAS said that the details Of the plan
10 give the different Hartman proper.
Hes individual executive heads had not
yet been worked out and that the pro.
posed changes may not be made for
lonlo months, Mr. Hartman, II was
aid, viii continue IN complete con.
,rol through the chalrm0nshIp of an
Executive board embracing al the
properties.
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PREPARING FOR A LONG SIEGE.
Arrangements Made 10 Send Agents
TO All Parts Of the countty TO
Gnlher Funds.
STRIKERS Oct $40 PER WEEK.
10 Keep Men 10 Line Leaders VIII la
crease Weekly Benefits
Riots Begin,

chicago May ~ Tho te0ms,ers'
enko 70 running along like Hood
tide mo- barrier appearing I'm any diroc'
ton ~ koop n Within definite bounds,
ana Whllo n has boon spreading IN
lpcsl hlH shifted temporarily from the
strife holWocn employers and labor
unions to difficulties between tho bust.
ncaa interests involved aud the local
administrative authorities
IN the facc Of declarations by tho
employers that The police department
~ tho cily ls absolutely inadequate 10
afford protection 20 property ae 4 ro'
FulO IT conditions brought about by tho
strikes spread 10 the lumber district
Mayor nunno announced that thern
win be- NO necessity TO call for lroopa
this week.
The mmbormom the latest interests
ia be affected 10y the strike, are NOT Fo
optimistic 'rhoy seem to he liying In
terror Of rolous uprising IN tho vast
area embraced by ihcr yards ana
plnnts..p district peculiarly inviting to
lrccndlrsnh
M anticipation NJ trouble IN the lum-
her district the mayor instructed chief
of Police ONcll 10 close AN saloons
uorc between the hours NJ ! aud y,
n In cascH whore crowds were per-
millcd to gather inside or outside tho
premises
In preparation for 4 protraoiod strike
f,cgo the ToimNols Joint Council has
arranged TO send agents 10 0ll pnr,s
ot the country for the purpose of gath
ouug funds, II IN The ambition u tho
STRIKE leaders to raise Sl,OOo,0oO by
July T.
Solicitors probably viii start from
| Chicago next week on this mission,
Thoy win vieit cyory local union In tho
unllcl states, according 10 the plan,
ana In addition to urging financial az.
elslnncp, VIII strive 10 arouse organ
l2od labor everywhere 10 sympNthlSe
Wilh the present struggle.
one of the FIRST moves of the strike
leaders 10 Keep the men IN llDo VIII
hc to Increase the weekly strike bone.
ntA The drivers on strike now receive
SO a week The liNpreM Drivers union
has arranged, according to the ollicinls,
To pay lts 900 members Sls weekly be.
ginning next Monday " SUFFICIENT
funds can be- raised the benefits paid
to other strikers win be Increased IN
proportion
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he above dispatch, MI Bancroft would
ncilher deny or confirm the biz piece OF
aews and merely sNldl II would not
be surprised II MI Hartman had con.
GUIDED to resign from the presidency
Of the four roads M the dispatch
mates
WHAT DOES TT MEAN2
The ncws Of the purportcd charges
loon spread around the railroad Offices
Oelo ana there was considerable com,
Menl on the latest developments, In
The course of discussion many questions
naturally arose Was this the fore.
runner Of "A aeggrogalon OF the four
roads on the old lines? Did n mean
mat every ro0d was going TO hustle for
lE own business and each president 20
pot after u record for HIMSELF II ~
Nhal was going 10 be done with
Motsre slubba, Kullschnilt ct al? II
'he gentlemen named were 10 be 0p.
pointed presidents Of the respective
'oads who were going to he the vice.
presidents and general managers And
10 inc queries few thick and fast with
0obody TO answer them, The number
pf states that were made M on Rail-
load row this morning regarding the
lutOfe were something startling.
WESTERN PACIFIC RESPONSIBLE.
should the above dispatch be correct,
ana Indications are that II II, IN the
nam nt least, II can be safely asserted
mat the western Pacific " In u great
measure responsible for the changes
yonlonplnlod II Ia common knowledge
mat Jacob Schln and his arm of Kuhn,
Loeb n Co, own a biz block Of l'n-
lon Pacific stock, Stlllmnn and the
Nockolollers another and George Gould
lhlrd the three together II combined
mOklng the majority which could Dust
Hartman from the Union Pacific
ana The. southern Pacific, II N case
Or wheels within wheels, Then there IL
EDWIN llawloy, once friend of llarr,
man, now rcputcd to BE- bitter enemy,
wno " y director on the Western Pa
INC, II was linwoy who aided the
Rock Island crowd 10 force Hartman
oOl Of The control OF the chicago & Al
Ioh The dispatches last week alyo
,old how Hartman was forced out ~
me Kansas city southern,
OGDEN GATEWAY,
Back OF the whole muddle lies the
svuol OF closing OF the Ogden gateway
WIN llb attendant train Of squabhles
Eyer the diversion OF iraino TO Tho all,
hartman lines 10 the exclusion VI
iopld interests, followed by the threat
70 build the Western paoInc which In
,olne quarters IL regarded ~ 81 900, 4.
WV hluf lamount already cNpondod)
10 secure mIlllouR of irnlllc ia conlc
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'rho report from Tsnglau, Wc port o.
che German concession W El0oohou
shonglung peninsula Is IN all prob.
ability n magnIhod version Of the A,e,
patch Of the Associated pross nom
Shanghai yesterday ,ayins that II was
crodilbly reported ,hert thrt certain
Russian vessels had arrived pt uo
mouth ot the Y0ng,so river ses,erlay
afternoon both WoosuuE ubd Shaug-
hal or0 situated on branches of the
Honglfo ,Wor Five steamers of lho
Rusyan volunteer roct three golfers
ana one llufalHn cruiser wore The yrsfels
reported 10 nave arrived on tho Yangi9e
river Lalor the cruiser put to Hoh
aud throp OF the volunteer ll1ot vessels
went 10 WodNung II o. quite probable
thut lho Chinese UFholo exaggerated
thia loport making u statement that
the whole Russian nort was assembling
OF Woosung 80 loWg hne been no.
oolVcd from my Other point tending
TO alter the lUuls uplcd tD tho
Associated Press yesterday from
Shanghai ana there Ig no doubt that II
the Russian lloot really had Assem-.
Ned or Woosung such important news
would have BEEN dashed from ShunV.
bat which IN only II mIlca cou,h Of
that place,
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CABLE MAY pg cuT

London, May %, Tho dloat NothOn
telegraph company reports that IN.
Che roo.Shanghal cnhlo rs interrupted,
The Interruption of tho che 200
Shanghai cable does nos necessarily
mean that the lna mas been tempered
vim by either ~ the holligorcnta nor
would the cutting N n interrupt com,
municatlou between che Zoo and
shanghai, since German cable runs
nom che Foo tn rMuglou and from
1slngtau direct TO shanghai
RUSSIANS Az SADDLE ISLANDS,
London, May gGmA dispatch "a
Lloyds from shanghai under todoy'e
date says n ~ reported there ana Ren.
orally believed that several Russian
war VoHsols have arrived on HE SOd-
dle Islands n group NJ 95 lmull islands
situated about 70 miles southeast NJ
shanghai
The dispatch ADDS that three vessels
~ the Russian volunteer hcct, The
Vladimir Noronci aud NNroslRV aud
three collcrl the LhonR, Meteor and
Curonm are anchored on shanghai