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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

Streets" (StroBenmGo6en) betitelt,
uno Gillian Wortimer miro oorin in
Der GiteIrolle ouitrcten. Iu8 Stitd
cutbGIt etne groBe moraIiihe 2cbr},
pcIde pom 6er 3uitaucrn ME Der.
gcIien miro. Die %miierabellten Grco'
tttren Scr Wenifbcit merOen oo bios.
q~eitcIt. 9ie Sceneric lit iebr notllr.
Qetrelt nohgemodt u1o Sri. 2iQion
Wortimer miro bon elmer tiid)tigcn
9iinItIcrtruppc unteritiibt. IS Iinoen
om Wtontoa Wtittpod. Sreitug un0
SomitoG @totincc'u itott.
IS oIIt6apitr 7. Ebcatcr."
9Ioncp'S Qrnmo nglcroB TIE go.
cific" fommt OicIc Mohc i'm .Soui'
oonItroBcu = Gbcotcr" sur Grifiib
rltng. DDS Stiid bonoclt in ocn@hi'
lippincn uno in Chinatown Son
6rnn5iSco, no man cine OpilnbohIe
in po0em 8nn0c licbt. Die @olpt.
roQc in Dem Stiidc lit oicicrligc ei.
rta Settings . Gprrcipouoentell, Scr
lid) nod Sen Gbilippincn bcgibt, mo
miro bon Srn. SarrD GloD 8IoncD
qeipielt, mo etluo GO onocre 3or.
TELLER ncbnlcn at, ser Auffiibrlu1g
Gbcil.
gGcuc8 Iu0itorium."
Snt nNcucn auditorium" tritt
oielc ISOLDE Seller, ser beriibmte
Wo9iter oui. &cllor lit bier in9ol.
timorc bcrcit8 10 mobI befonnt, Oob
cS faum notbig lit, itbcr i'm meiterc
Morte 81 ocrliercu. @r miro oieie5
Sobr cine In5obl neltcr &tnItItiide
ollffiibrcr1, mo ionlit fam man, im
auditorium" tG0lidJ olf poIlbclcBtc
SGllicr rcdnen. IS iinocn om0icr'
itog, 0onnerItog mo Snmitog Nod)'
mitto9s = SoritcIlungCn itott.
,W ornamental Sbeutcr."
Sic n8oluern 8~urlesqucr3" tretct
bicic 8odc I'M oWommcutol-S bco.
ter" olli. Cine orciottige SARGE, be.
titelt Che @op MooiItc," Die in ga,
riS bonOelt, 9ibt Ocn 3uidlollern @e'
I~cgenGeit, cincn glid in ooS 2e6en
i'll EuriS SIT tbrn. GltBeroem ire.
ten auf: She Toplor Grio," WotIon
Ii. Barrett, Ben Sonicn IN Eorooicn,
Die @cbriioer 9obenport unO 9e glr.
cos.
Srete8 Sr9cI Recital.
9os nGditc freie Orgel . Hecitol
i'm Eeoboop 8 Gonierbotorium miro
6elite bon Srn. s. Norris Sering I'M.
ter MitbiiIfe oeS 8oritonS G.9ertrom
Reocod gcgeben. 3os Erogromm lit
tpie folgt: Bad - Iooeio mo Aue.
gro, from Sonoto; WcnoelSiobn =
glrie aus oGliiob", fir 9oriton; S.
RorriS Sering - Homance, Sfer5o
uno Sinole from Sonoto; De aouen
= abioe witb We- fir BARTON; 81.
lone - Offertorp; 9iro - Oriental
Sfetd Rr. +; @uilmdnt - Warde
funebrc ct Giant Seropbtque.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
San Saeintu" in SidDcrbcit.

EbiIaoelp6io, %. Sonlur.
- Ger Oompfer San Socinto" BON
Ser Mollorp . 2inie, Der ON IS. So
mar bon @alpelton, SeraS, pia aep.
WeIt, nad) Nelp-l)orf obfubr, legte
bellte bel 0elnipore . 8reaffpater oil.
nm ieincn Torrntb al 4oblen, Srinf-
rpulier uno 9%ebensmittel sit erneitern.
Seit Dem %. Sanliar lit Der 9ampier
in Hem.9orf fanig. Wtan gloltbt.
boB oaS Sdlifi i'll bent lfiueren
Stiirne ~beldlaoigt muroe nno oaber
ge5iuungen mar, AM 9elalpare 9rcaf-
moter 3ililuht Su nebmet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
(Sunt6.iaS.3&B

Iad einem q Of nj a d
Gr: yIber, Clio, loltter Sbit boit 0u
ouf 9einem nelen Suit? DDS lit gar
niht mein @eidmod!" - Sic Gpib):
, aber nm 8ottes @iaen, if foilnte
bod, ntft, Inn mid nod 9einem @e.
ifmad gu riften - cine Cans NIT
aoitanien binapfbinben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
SricfbcfGrOcrnus mad Scm HUSBAND.


SricfbciGrOcruug mad bcm IusIunS.
Ole ousIGnoiide 8oIt fir Die nit
Dem A. 6cbruor cnOcnoc @otc
i6IieBt i'm bieltgen Souptpoitamt lin
alien SGIen piinftlid), mic folgt;
Die &adetpoIt lit often bon 8 llbr
&orliittog8 bis 5 llbr RohmittagS,
tGglidL ollSgenomrnen Sonntogs.
Sic Bodetpolt no6 9eutidIono
i6IieBt I'M 10 llbr 8ormittagS am
Montog, ben 80, Somlor.
9ampfcr fobren bon Rep-Yorf ab,
menn ni6t anoers angege6en.
SranSatIonti6e 3 o It.
Wontog INN 10 llbr NbenoS
nod Stnlien per 0ompfcr oErinS
Osfor" 9oitio6er miiIien per
o@rin8 OSfor" ooreiiirt lein.
9ienitog INN 10 llbr 9(benoS
nod europa per Compiler Baltic"
oln AltecllStoiun.
Witttuod nm 10 ll9r gl6enoS
nod) 5ronfrei6, Dem iiioli6en g1t.
ropo, Ggpptcn u1O 8ritiif. Snoien
per Compiler n2a Champagne" Dio
Sabre Woitioden no6 onoeren 8e.
9enoen BON europa miiiien per go
Gbompoguc" ooreiiirt iein).
Sreitog - nm 6 llbr gbenoS nod)
(5rlono per 0ompfer oGtrllrio" pio
Queenstown (Boitiofcn nud) onOc.
ren 8egenOcu bon europa miiIien
opcr Gtrurio" uOreiiirt iein); ltm Z
llbr Ybe1Os nod europa per Dam.
pier PHILADELPHIA" pio Ylpmoltb
rtl0 G%berbourg.
B o It mad 2 ii 8. uno Central.
Nmerifo, 90 eItinoien etc.
WontnQ - ltfl 10 llfr Ibelt0S
nodl Central Nmcrifo mo oen iil0li.
den Gocifics@0fen per 0ompfer pid
Colon; nnh 0cn ga 8lota.@egenoen
per 9ompfcr oGrolun Brince"; nod
oen 2eeporo. uno @inomoro. Snicln
l,no Guinea per 9ompfer yWtonoo".
GienItng - nm 5 llDr Hodmittng$
uo6 Sonloico per 9ompfer bon 80.
ton; nm 10 llbr Nbenos mad Ser.
mitoo per Ioupfcr y3rini0a0"; nod)
Wopogl,ej per Compiler nSmnturce";
roh Snoqllo, Sopti Columbia per
9ompfcr o6IunOrio"; nod @opti per
9ounpfer oErinS WorritS"; roh
Surfe- SsIon0 un6 Son 0omin9o
per Gnntpfcr oScminoIe" ;,ltm II llbr
NodtS nod bahamas, per 0ompfcr
bon Wioni 6lo.
Wfittluoh - I'M 10 llGr 2lbenoS
nod Gll6n, G)llcaton etc. per 0nmpfcr
yWonterep"; nod Somoica per
9on1pfcr bon philadelphia.
0onncritog Inn 10 llbr g(6enos
nnd 9roiilicn per 0anpfer oGenlp.
Jon" bio Ycrnombuco, 9o6ia, 9iio
Soileiro mo Sontos; nod bahamas
per 0nnlpfcr oDucoton".
6reitag I'm z llbr Nben0S nod
oet ga EInto.@ cgenoen per Gon1pIer
vGoIiloo"; Inn 10 llbr 9lberos mad
Eorto Gico, Curacao ul1o 0enejlleld
per 0onpfcr Caracas; nod Cor.
time SSlon0. Sonlaico uno Gullrm.
bia per Gompfcr rSibirio"; mad
Cuba per Camper .Worro Cattle;
nod) @renn0d urb Sriniooo per
0ampfer ,@rcnnoa"; I'M II, llbr
0afts mad bahamas per 9nnlpfcr
bon Wionti, 6lo.
Die 8oIt rad) Relifiinolonb, bio
Noro-S b6nep, uno nod WioueIon,
oia Bottom, iflicBt bier tGglid INN
ubr 0odmittags; nod Cuba, pia
Tampa, tdgIi6 INN 1 l1br Io6mits
tags; mad, Gotta 8ica, Sonouras II.
Guatemala, Banana nno ser go.
nal5one oio 9tcfp Orleans, tGglid
nm 8 llbr Nbenos.
Grams Bacific y o It.
Die Boit nad Sopoii pio Gan
6rancisco idIicBt bier tagIid UNI 7
llbr aberoa bis 5imt 6. 3ebruar;
mad Soluludlt 5apanL Goreo. China
uno ben @biIippinen oia Gan 6ran.
ciscn t1nlih LIN z 11hr 9fhet1na hia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Yin llellcn 5olen bon intcftioIen
fronfbeiten ipl,roen gemcloet.
@cruesener Strahenranb.
6rail aote g. 2utbcr III Moroul

6ran aote g. 2utber III Norolucit.
Baltimore bon eiuem Heger sur
VclurBtloiigteit geluiirgt lllo
berallbt. - Ger peripegene 8Glt.
Der entfommer.
@obreno lie lid am 8reitag 9(beno
auf DEM Seimuege bon ser 4potbefc
befono, nolelbit ite Wleoi5in fir lire
franten ainber gefonft bate, iuuroe
bic "a Sabre alte State @. 2utber,
Satin BON Srn. @iGiom 8. 2iitber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Die eiu,ioen sweta1dtaru oauier

3unl Berfnuf IN DItsgaItintore, ailgren6eno on
ben prdbtbonen oButterfpn = Bari" gaturents
Strnbe, gde bon gaItimoresStr 9ontmt
suerit uno bubt Die AuspabI. Stefe SduIer
itnb III ieoer Siniiht MODERN, init Warmors
Bats uno sSalstreppe. ioipte mooerren Gers
beiieruneer, eiuf6IiebIi1 glb8u9statnI. ggent
tdgIih uno Sutntags an Srt uno STEELE. Be
nlbt Sairntounts9lnenue NaggoHs.
Gbip. 3. Gallagher, 9allurtternebnler,
Q2s-) Gr. 2s0S. 5airnoIntsglOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Sn herfaufen pSer st nerpafteR.
9u serfauteu pscr an u%crpadbtcu:

gu S~eriaufsn pScr Su Ocrpadbteu:
9as tpertbooIle Srli1oitiid an oer @de bon
SftfVuItimores Strabe mo Yoitoffices@oenie;
40 bel 800 SUB. Ser bintere 1beiI bes @rliuos
ttiids piro fir elm Sei6dftsGebdltoe Oes -Deltts
f6en Correspondent" berlbt tperoen. g(dbere
GuSfinft bel e. Ratnc, Rr. All, ct. 4auIsstr.
COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

RorboftsGde ber 2oius ltto Sorreft'Strabe.
Snuptulariier oes 8efatgpereirs yWleIo'
ote". Sirgiiunoen ieoen 9on1erit1egIbeno.
8erfammIlneeu oes nGentenntul Meb9er'
gereins~ ieoeH 2. uno A.. 9ienitap i'm Olos
nat. IeIepbon - mt. Sernon 2666 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
(9InS Dem %eeTtrieer pSonntaeSs Gorrefponbent".)
SanitGtsaS eridt.

8ieoer iebr geringc Stcrblidteit III.
ter Der peiBen 9eu0lferung. -
Gin 0rittel Der @eitor6enen iun.
rem Ne9er.
9tod) DEM 9eridt oeS @eIun0beits.
GommiiidrS Or. SoneS 9oSlep ereig
ncten iid) III Der periloiiencn ISOLDE
POS SooeSioae in Baltimore, gegen
235 in Der gleihlouienoen @od)e beS
GoriobreS, 2i2 IN 1903 mo 2t5 in
1902. Die Sterblidfeitsrote lpor
1872 pro 1000 Der @~cIommt.8euol.
ferltng, 1890 fir oic GSciBen mo
1890 fir oic gteger. Son Den sc.
~Itorbenen luaren 80 I'M NuSlonoe &C.
borer, 81 mnren Negcr; im Bop.
@iem.Aipl" creignetcn lid 4, III SO.
ipitGlcrn %, im 8efdngniB / mo in
anoeren Snltitllten II SoOcsf1qe; 80
Silhouette nltroen gcholten. Al$ &c.
boren mltrocl "A ipeiBe uno t6 re
gerfin0er ongcmel0et. Die boilpt.
iodlidIten 1oOeSurioden moren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

Ir. 1924, Oft'8cItimore sStrnBe. = Sin1'
mer an Serren 5u nermietbeu. = Seinfte
Setrdnfe uno Weine. p81ps 8ieps8rdue'
reis"9ier. 8erfammIunesIoiaI bes DIT
%Qombarbftr. Smmerip. gdu' Iiito 2etbs
8ereinS". gbef. s1eI. Wit. Bernon 4942 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

nc. t120 BIS lee, Sarforosabenue.
Sdiiptauartier oes y9bdIinsW drnernors".
Snue uno Gonnerenrteu binte 5i oers
ntietbeu. 8uter BIae fir @ufternr6ften.
Setnite Getrdnie. 5reisBool. 3. & D.
GelepbpR - 0(t. Yernofl 3769 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Z. q. p~ldermnnn,s Snne

RorboItsGde @ouebs unb garoIinesStrnBe
Snnpt1uartier ocs o8nbernsUidnner6ors".
R.sS .sGde @ougbs uno 9urolineitr. Ber'
einsoerinmmIuna ieoen 9orneritae gbeno.
gleue MitgIieoer ipilfommen. 8or8fi9'
Ii1eS Bier Der acknowledgements I'M 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Canton unb StgbIanbtow n.
edmibts ,,Gtdenfran5.eaae."

Gde s.. nnO @ougb. eirabe. 9d%uptanartter
oes .8abern ser. sllnt. s8ereins,~ n@ihens
frnr5s9 nrtertaB eretns,- y9antor Sntmeriu.
miitbIithfeit" uno .aeiIeIf6mieoeslinton".
Strides Bier 5l jeoer Belt. 9%eIepbone:
&. & y. = SRI. 8ernoft 1893 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
8eIS aussuleiben.

@elo ;u uerfet1en
In fIeinet @etrlgeit. yWercnnttle SnOings
8nni," Gr. COS, Wuros 5~remunt'Auenue.
(gtob20, 1IRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Steaengeiu6e
StcneaeinM.

Sin oelii6eS 0ido6eu iubt SielI1a fir an
geneine 6ausurbeit. gid66ufrdqen in Hr.
1904. 2un'strnRe, Sueui'F utnt. (30)
Stcnegeiun:
Gin oeutifeS ..,do6en fu6t Stcuina fiir
Suusarbeit. gtuf6ufrueen in Rr. 1449, Hhs
ddrbfuH.struRc, 2oeuits Yoint. 500 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

ger. 432, GIGremountsglbe., SiebInnbtotpr.
Sduptouartier oes .8aoetid : Widuiters
6ors". Sineftunoen Sienitag. abenbs 8
ltbr, ufto oes nWlonumentaIs StfiriftS Rr.
231, 8. u.sB. nMlonunertal "s8ier ant
3apf. gbefnpenfe' 1elepbon - 1926 ".
g8rt. z. Q. Suppert, Better.
(9e32,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
NerInnnt:
&erIanat i'm Naaemeinen.
eeutides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Seutihes observation-disclosures, yfrenI.
gtr. 219, SiiosSbarpsS trdBe, inter Der aufiift
Der ySeutf6eit Seieufhaft." - Sicientgen. Die
neutfhe S%anoperier, arbetier uro Sienitboten
6I befd1ftieeH lpiinfhcn, poIeH i6 perf0nIth
ooer IN franlirten Nriefen an ben gaenten Der
@eienfhdft, Subunu .. Dieger, gr. 2t9, Sio.
Sharps9trnhc, member, iueIder inentgeItli6
g~Iusfltnft ertbetIen ipiro. (SGn2S,tO
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Sn b~crfanfen.
3u nerfnuf


Gu nerfnufen. - 3urSiglihe @eleaen6eit.
Sm 200 9Iod gIorosWiouroesS Git. 2sit0di9er
2uoen mo gSobnbais. fieberl 3immer. uue Ne
n~uemlibfetter, eini6IieBIid cementirtcn seller
uno 3rottoir. glb5uesfand @erbin6ung, Sur
mace, 8aoc5immer nit g8niiersGlofet. Charles
Gel. .. 751. (gtobt6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Observation-Disclosures
subn 81. @ittsr's yGUrumbta.Saae,

.9ir. 1922, SitsBr1ttsStrnbe.
sSeiens9 armitdoter &erein" terfanuteIt
Ii6 ieoen eriteu 9tenitug i'm Mouat IN
Der S1ue. 8ale tlr 8ereine uno Self
Ii6ieiteIl 5i bermietben.
CSan51O
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S~serlauat: Srausn anb g1abdss.

8erlangt:
Gin iunees ~Sausmdohen In elmer SaniIie
BON bret YerioHen. glab5ufraeeH in Er. 40G,
Rrsktman', Gdr 1c6uuOb. strakc.
(29,31)
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0elb An uerleiben auf 8runoeiaentbum.

Wenn SIR Belo n1tbia bnbt, iueuoet 6ndl
az uiidt. Sdrlebet auf Suldre. WiobeIi ODER
Srunoeieentbum. acknowledgement. Geine
9eibeeftdftssR etbobet. Wr. aremer, gr. 100,
Ror6.9 aea.e traRe, /. SIir, Guunorb 8uiIoine.
(Wpril15-)
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Cine eefeete 5rau. nm fir cine feline IN.
Mile gu toheu; gobu S14.O0; Geferen5en er
toroerlth. Natjuirasen in Or. us, 9cnnurr
9trafe. (2q'3O
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Garleben anf Mbbeln NIB anoere stdberbeiten
tlr 9 Pro5ent :. aenuu mad Dem neueu 8efebe;
prtoattin. - 8tfter, 3r. 2i0, Eit.9eringtuu.
StraBe, 3trtrter gr 4, SuuIdnt gutloirg. On
Der Stttce ipiro Scntib geiprodeu.
(0iui20, 1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30
Nher,s .Gbe[ueib.0nnt.n

WbtfB UUbtIIUtIHHpuHtI
Ode Gait uno Gatt.aoenues Canton.
Observation-Disclosures - q q.
Sauptduortfer beS SeidnebereinS .gbeI.
fueiB," .9umens9eretrs 6es GoeItueib."
,GdntunsguncIdbe5 gr. 445, 2. o. 81
rSrientdIsS %iItrifts glr. 15s, .. u..8." nnb
.g1nton Gpnrs Ii. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2t ,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-30

Ianetonn. 6einfte g9eine un6 gtau1re.
Der ~eefiinoeife Srt aiif Der grbe. = 9ie
beften 8oolsYarIprs in SiebIunototuH.
Brompte Reoienlne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30

was necessary to realize the socialiStic
ideals.
"'The pcaSintry." continued Father
t;apon, are now stirred to the depths
of their minds. Their consciousness
is growing but they firmly cling to the
idea of an Emperor. The real hostili-
ty of the peasants is against the
bureaucracy ana landlords and they
can easily he turned against the i'm
tellectualS. The workmen of the cities
are aroused to high pitch.
They imagine they can Immediately
realize the millennium hut if tn" revolu-
tionary tactics try the Workmen too
often by starvation. for if the leaders
call strikes without considering tho
chances of success they will he forced
to surrender.
After tens If thousands have been
thrown into the streets to Starve and
freeze the leaders will soon lose con-
troll Of their followers and they will
join the Black Hundred and other row.
dies IN producing a reign of terror and
anarchy.
The people are dearer than life. but
the future work of a victorious revolu-
ton demands pacification and organt-
zation for the eventful struggle. If
the Emperor gives constitution
swearing to abide by it and grants full
amnesty the people should be content
for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30

Tended their position with machine guns
and rifles against the attacking infantry.
After an engagement lasting two And /
half hours, with the Otchakor riddied ami
on fire and the cruiser Dnieper and an
other vessel sunk, Lieut.. Schmidt, VII"
had been badly wounded. surrendered tue
entire squadron.
The mutinous sailors or shore Surr"n-
dered to the Brest and Bielostok rcg'
ments.
According to the report. the PInti'n"N
formerly the KniaZ Potemliinl was IN
i,,red below the water line and Il torp"d"
boat is ashore on the rocks.
No details of the casualties or OF inc
damage suffered by the town arc Obtain
able by the admiralty. but owing t" th'
confined space in which the action Wa
fought it is improbable that the tow
escaped without heavy damage.
The demands of the mutineers are said
to have included, besides the - proposals
dealing with service conditions, the con
vocation of a constituent and the com
plete realization of the liberties promised
in the imperial manifesto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
A CONSUL WILL REPLACE
The American Legation at Seoul
Move a Shock to Powers.

Seoul. Nov. 27.-(Monday. DELAYED
III Transmission).-T announcement
today. that the American legation
would be withdrawn and that Amerj-
can interests would be placed i'm charge
of the consul general is the first recog-
milton by the powers of the Japanese
protcctorate over Corea The an
nouncement comes as great surprise
to the foreign community and as a
shock to the CoreanS. In official cir
CleS there is general wonder that Am
erica should make the first move in
stead of Great Britain's whose alliance
with Japan would lead her 10 recog-
niZc Japan's predOminance in Corea.
America, which was the first Western
power to make Il treaty with Corea
las since the early days when poiticaI
refugees found shelter in her legations
compound enjoyed the most intimate
relations with COrea and the cordial
regard of the Emperor.
American interests in COrea are the
largest outside Of those Of Japau and
China. 1t is felt that the recall of the
American minister greatly Strengthens
Japan's hand.
While the American legation re-
manned. it was thought possible that
Americas intervention might he Sc
cured but the withdrawal Of the Iega-
ton compcls the giving up of the hope
Of external.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-30
A PITCHED BATTLE
Between Mutincers and Soldiers at
SebastopoI-Former Surrender.

st Petersburg Nov. G.-Sebastopol was.
TODAY, the scene of a desperate battle be
tween the mutnous sailors and the troops
in the forts on shore. During the battle
the town and the forts were bOmbarded
by the guns of the cruiser Otchako"'
which now lies a burning wreck off Ad-
miralty Point its hull riddled with shells
aud it's Haunting red ensign of revolution
hauled down.
Many of the crew of the Otchakoff were
killed or wounded.
According to one report the barracks
Of the mutinecrs were carried by storm
after the mltinous fleet. which is said to
have numbered 10 vessels. had surrender
ed. and the whole position now is in the
hands Of the troops unGer the command
Of Gen. NcpIueff.
The Associated Press. however. is IN
able to guarantee the correctness Of this
report Owing to the interruption of the
cult to obtain: but. as The Associated
fr, IS Is authortativcly informed by the
general staff. tonight. the battle was be
gun by the troops on shore who opened
hr, on the Otchakoff. which was defiant
y displaying the red flag.
The commander of the Otchakoff. Lieut.
S'hmidt immediately accented the chal-
ienr". replying with both batteries. onr
Trained on the town and the other on
The Fort Alexander batteries on the nortl
shore
NhH Zlllott. aide de camp to Admira
"lrenlus, chief of the naval general STAFF
H'i"' Iheo The Associated Press that the
id'eS' dispatches received from Sebasto
POI showed that the Otchakoff was O,
IRE ana badly rddied. with its revoIu
'iohary colors hauled down. but he wa:
unable to give later or more definite in
formation.
10 more detailed report re
Neo from another source and purport
i,ls 10 come from the admiralty. the bat
tie began at 3 O'Clock, this afternoon
wheh Lieut. Schmidt, not receiving a re
ply to the demands of the mutineers
opened fire from fleet of 10 ships. +
"h'ch the northern batteries of Fort Al
-eNalider artillery posted on the short an
several vessels which remained Ioval 70
piled.
turing the naval battle the sailors o
siore' entrenched in the barracks. de
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ANOTHER REAR-END COLLISION.
Freight Runs Into Passenger Train at
East Everett Station.

Everett. Mass, Nov. "a rear-end
collision on the Boston & Maine Rail-
road, this evening, at the East Everett
station on the Eastern Division. fort
unately with but little injury to pas
senSefs or damage to rolling stock. A
passenger. trains bound for the Chou
cester Branch Was waiting at lie sta
ton when e heavy freight train bound
for Portland. Me-, came up behind it:
The engineer of chs. head engine on the
freight train msed that the rails
were slippery and, sthe brakes would
not hold The ee,If,sion WIS not sufh-
cient tn damage the rear platform but
it broke a number of windows and six
persons were cut by falling glass.
Their injuries We're not sufficient to
compel them to leave the train.
The outward bound track was block
ed for about twb hours.
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BIG JAP WRESTLERS
Who Have Been Touring Corea and
China, Coming to America.

Victoria. B. g.. Nov. 29.--Thc steam
9" Iyo Mara brought news that Il group
Of famous wreStlerS, including the
noted Kodiniri and komugatake. who
have made Il successful tour in Corea
and China. will shortly start on a
tour of America.
A number of members of the Japan
csc Dict have been arrested at Toxic
in connection with anti-pcacc diStur-
Dances.
The Japanese squadron to visit Eng
land will consist of the cruisers
Asama, Tokiwa. Chitose and Masagi.
A copyright treaty between Japan
and the United States WAS signed at
Toxic, Nov. 1.
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha line is
arranging for more frequent service
on its Amcricln- Australian and
European lines.
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POLICE INVESTIGATE
Cause of Fall of Derrick Caused
Trouble Among New York Iron Work


New York, Nov. "a serious phase
WAS introduced into the threatened
strike of 5000 members of the Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers and
HouseSniths Union, today. The police
began an investigation of the fall of a
lotion derrick which greatly damaged
the American Tin COS. new building
in West 14th street. They say that
the guy ropes supporting the derrick
were cut. Union men say that it fell
through the carelessncss of non union
iron workers.
The building is being erected by
Post & McCOrd. a contracting firm
against whom Il strike already has
been declared. The other building en-
ployers are supporting the firm.
1t was learned, tonight that en-
ploymcnt agencies which the strike
committee Of the employers assOcia-
ton are to open, next week, will be
in charge of James Farley, the pro-
feSsional strike breaker who arrived
here, today. from the West.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fire. Wednesday, in the heart of the
manufacturing quarter at san Francis
co. caused n loss of 500 600. Tho hesv-
lest losers are the Union iron Works.
ard the Golden state Miners Foundry
O..
The Rhode Island state returning
board. Wednesday night, completed tn"
official recount of the votes cast tor
general state officers and members oi
the state Legislature and Gov. George
II. Utter tRep), Of Westerly, is r.
elected by a plurality Of 5495 votes over
Lucius +. G. Garvin, Dem.) of Cum
Dcrland.
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Your Best Work

Cannot be done unless you have good
health. You cannot have good health
without pure blood. You may have
pure blood by taking Hoods Sarsarar-
lila now. You cannot realize the good
it will do you until you try 1t.
Begin taking it today and see how
quickly it will give you an appetite,
strength and vigor and cure your
rheumatism, catarrh or scrofula.
All liver ills are cured by Hoods
Pills. Csc.
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NEWSPAPER CENSORSHIP
And Martial Law Soon to be Rescind
ed in Toxic.

Toxic, Nov. 29.-2.4O p. M.-The re-
scindment of martial law and the
restrictions placed upon the liberties
of the press has been passed bv the
privy council and will be promulgated
within a few days. The vital items
of the negotiations between China and
Japan have been amicably settled.