Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Vice Admiral ChOuknn Has T,Ic'
graphcd That Order to the
BI1ck Sea Fleet
iER WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
Governor OIL smlCropol Supplied Her
with Provisions 1T Earnest
solicitation Of populacc

Odessa July S--V cc.Admlral chouk.
Mn has lclcgruphod the goyorourRon.
erol Of Odessa that the Black sea llcct
has been ordered TO capture or destroy
the knlos Polcmkinc,
ESCAPES HER puRSuERs,
~ pclcrHbmR mly s. $3.50 u, M
According TO the mlou reports the
Nnlas polomkiuo has escaped her pur.
tlcrs and TX sim nl large IN the Black
sea- win the Dorpcdoboal Smor,y
and the Black yea Meet hot ON her upIL
Thorc ~ little doubt that she is hold.
lng for poli or Batoum but no dis.
patches from either place had been pc.
'clvcd up 10 o'clock this morning,
Adyiros received Boy the Associated
Press Indicate that the tension N I'M.
cronsug IN the rmouEup, whore the
turbulent elements ARE excited over re.
ports regarding the condition NJ the
lccl, Increasing the fear thut the M.
iirnl ~ lho kuIa2 poiomkluo M u
Caucasian port win have the offorl NJ
pouring oil ON the smouldoring flames,
BLACK SEA FLEET
NoyorosNyvk, Rufsn. July 4, The
BACK goA fleet arrived horu TONIGHT and
Nlll sail southwark Tho authorities
have plucUrdod the town recommending
tho people not IN 10 upon the streets
should HE Kuluz polomNuc appear.
Noyorossiysk lsUt the hcnd Of Noyorog.
slysk bay on the northeast coast Of the
Black soa,
SUPPLIED PROVISIONS.
49, Petersburg, July g. Ol..o 10.
ports received ut the ministry m the m.
lcror from the governor of Smforopol.
who " IN command al 1hoodosll,
rrlmou, furnish some interesting par.
tiounrs of recent events there. Ac.
cordng 10 these reports the kulnz Pc.
tcmkIno did not succeed In procuring
coal ~ Throdogln ana she loft that
port short of coal ana Vutor but gho
had on board salt meat ana Hour sum.
clcnt for three wooks
The governor says hr supplied trc
mutincers with provisions because the
popuHrc pleaded that only I'm TINT way
could he save the city from dostluc.
ton
The governor says that when the tor.
podohoat IN the hands ~ the mutIncCrs
ana n cutter tried to come IN shore yes.
luday morning for pnrloy the troops
nrcd ON them 80 sailors being Killed
ar wounded, Upon the return Of the
honls 10 the batllophip the latter In.
stead Of oSact.ng vengeance by Smelling
HE city weighed anchor ana steamed
away,
Tho governor expressed the opinion
a. q 4 la.
Wlll soon be ended he sayH that ID
snilor VINO Jumped overheard ana swan
ashore during the night reports mat u
condition bordering ON anarchy exists
nu hoard the bnttloshin. There "
much drunkenness the men roclIng
about the decks, ana there are many
wounded men,
Typhus h8e broken ont ON the Hna2
pOlomklnp over half ~ the crew. to-
pother with eight petty officers, are I'm
favor ~ surrondorlng and throwing
themselves ON the mercy ~ the author.
flies, but they are poWcrloS against
the mutmcorg, who have an the arms,
The riugloadcre consist Of 90 sailors
and two civilians, who came aboard
M odessa The chief bontswOm oc.
ruplcs the ndmirlH cabin and N yir'
unlly M command Of the ship, With
Ensign aud Quartomustcr' AloNlcif
tho uulN man on board who " capable
" navigating the vessel AlcSlcn Nc-
,ordmg to the sailors story " under
durcss,
II should he noted that the povcnorr
story conflicts entirely with the report
NJ the Associated Press correspondent
who visited the knia2 polcmkiuo anc
said everything on board WAS I'm ship'
shape,