The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-11
REBEL SHIP IS SUNK
Mutineers Sent XMAS potsm.
kline 20 tho Bottom.
RUSSIANS SET TIRE 10 LORSiGOySE
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fnim f,bYn saY that lhu snniainne
Hirui ~ itr ianiins ~ . iai'anrsr faTrs
az Rakiia..n .sian,i sad do eoriiiisliup
q k.rsak.tsk- hiiea-i ~ Iiir n,sth
rm nigi.I - iiir garrison. has i.-H 20
rsiV~i N.ih snai siiisfarli"n ~ me
iapahnsss lbs ianiihs ~ ihe aFmg "a
Rakhaiin marks leo nrsl saiEy - ihs
iapanss. ul,sal iiussian Territory Prep
81 Tbs laIanrsa have saiifs~sssi
themselves pleased a. b. asaia Ia isas
srs.iua - ih- island. d-siaTins that
,hsy have Ions f-lg that che bargain
under shish ili.y Wllngui'hai ihs
place forty yrsrs age was pnsatisfase
iuJ. Tho jsIanrs1 rapFrss ihu i'ciiei
TIA, lisg Nlil sgr-illy oYgifpl n. "a
liTu island
4 knsi~nii iitsamsnial dispatch
ssys that The haiii-shlp XMAS ioi-in'
kin. lice az ~. bo,iom ~ tiss haFlsof
iii-F- BEFORE i-avihs he XMAS 70.
irnikins tho muiinesn us'ensd Tie "a
rscks ani fooled boz bod. Siss 10 bow
iyins Ia dep water. sni Il IL etl'ssrisi
can 10 FuHoat-si,
uu-~H Eiisal-ih. thswn as Carm-a
sylvia 60 ~. literary u,,fd. hzs s"ni .
request fFuin Slnair that Natus'h-nko
aad another l~ai-f % the mu,in.eFs
on n. Russian l.aiii~ship knias To
t.mkin- 4. s"nt a. boz palace. She
wishes g. s-- aud talk with thrin. an'i
ih-y arr noN GA ilir way "a hrT sum
Nor Residence.
4 TOKYO dispatch says that korsa
to,sk. a.. chief pori Of sakhaiin isl'
and. Nas cccupl-i ~ a Japanese
for- on SATURDAY. The Russians
bnrn-i N. public buildings aud ~
tird a. the norihwari.
A rspori from the japan"s- army
headquarters Ga Sakhailn Island says
''our army. without much rs,sisianr.'.
has ovupissi kor-ako,sk. bot the cue
ny burned the town and retired O.
position. cigh, miles north. wh.rr they
resumed r-sistaBce.
We di,iodged them and advanced
In pursuit Go a point twenty-five miles
north % kornkoV-s
We captured two twelve-~-nilmeisf
guns. two twslyepoundsrs aud also an
amount 81 ammunition. We suffered
no loss"
The Japanese landing on the island
has caused peace 90 make considerable
progress at peirrhof. wher, the ear II
now staying Moreover. u IL stated
that the Japanese demands are not
unacceptable.
N IL reported In government cirrles
that the Japanese will waive tho qu-s.
ton ~ indemnity and will merely dc.
maBd payment ~ all the expenses ~
the war by Russia taking over all the
loans raised 10y Japan for war pur-
poses.
II was officially announced ~ the
stntr department that Portsmouth. y.
IL hns be.n selected ~ the meeting
place ~ the peace plcnipot"niinri.s ~
japan aud Russia. The meeting viii
still bc known ns the Washington con-
ference. for Washington Is the nomi-
nal place Of meeting. but. ~ announc-
cd NJ the beginning. the peace ENJOYS
will hold most ~ their deliberations In
the north IN order 20 escape the sum.
mcr hea, ~ the capital city.
II Is expected that the Japanese pleu- I
ipptcntiarics VIII reach Seattle Oh the |
steamship Minnesota about July -. |
and they Will go directly 10 New York. /
arriving there about July IS
\ Sevastopol dispatch says tina; the
Russian torpedo boat No 2G1. which !
declined 10 surrender 10 the Rouma. !
nian government with the Kniaz Po- |
temkinc. declaring that she had not /
mutinied. but had been forced 10 fol- !
low the mutinous battleship. has ar |
rived there. The members Of her crew
were arrested and placed on board the |
transport Prout.