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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31

WASHINGTON MAY ao--rHE JAPANESE LEGATION TONIGHT
GAVE OUT THE FOLLOWING cARLEGRAM FROM TOXIC:
TOGO WAS RECEIVED THIS AFTER.
NOON.
@THE MAIN FORCE OF OUR COMBINED UPON ACCEPT,
SURRENDER REMAINING RUSSIAN MAIN FORCE NEAR
LANcouRT ROCKS IN THE AFTERNOON OF MAY % As ALREADY
REPORTED WHILE ENGAGED IN DisPo.
siroN SURRENDER SHIPS FOUND IN a SOUTHWESTERN
DIRECTION usHAKoFF COAST DEFENSE SHIP.
THEREuPoN, THE rwATE YAkuMo WERE IMMEDIATELY DIS
INVITED HER TO SURRENDER But SHE
AND WAS SUNK AT P NJ HER CREW AND OVER 800
MEN WERE RESCUED
"THg CRUISER poMlrR WAS ALSO FOUND
NORTHWESTERN DIRECTION M. AND WAS IMMEDIATELY
ovERTAKEN VIGOROUSLY BY OUR FOURTH DIVISION
AND SECOND DESTROYER FLoTiLLA
~sAE WAS ATTACKED THAT NIGHT BY THE SECOND DESTROY
MORNING WAS FOUND AGROUND ON THE
SOUTHEASTERN uRLEuNe ISLAND OFF THE KOREAN
COAST OUR DESTROYER sAzANAMl CAPTURED TOWARD EVEN
ING MAY a. RUSSIAN DESTROY
ER klEoovN WHEREIN WERE FOUND RoJEsTvENsK AND AN
OTHER ADMIRAL SEVERELY WOUNDED, TOGETHER
EIGHTY RUSSIANS, OFFICERS
SUNK AT $40 M. MAY 27
TAKEN PRISONERS OUR CRUISER cHiTosE
CRUISING THE NoRTHwARD ON THE MORNING OF MAY
FOUND AND SUNK ANOTHER RUSSIAN DESTROYER OUR
AND DESTROYER MuRAkuMo ATTACKED ALSO
NOON MAY 49, RUSSIAN DESTROYER WHICH FINALLY WENT
60 STATEMENTS PRISONERS RESULT OF THE
TIE FROM MAY 27 TO MAY 2s IS As FOLLOWS;
PRINCE suvARorf AaexANneR @ nHsD suhooMo, oemuR' %
ooNskE! ADMIRAL NhcHMoFF moMoMAca A M noMR
SUNK.
vim AND DESTROYER RlEDovy CAPTURED.
ACCORDING TO THE PRISONERS THE osL'HA SUNK ABOUT
p NJ AND THE NAvARiN ALSO WAS SUNK
~TAE ALMEz ON MAY 27TH WAS OBSERVED N 4 DISABLED
Full PARTICULARS REGARDING INJURY OUR SHIPS
YET I'M HAND BUT AS COULD ASCERTAIN, NONE
SERIOUSLY STILL ENGAGED IN OPERATIONS
THE WHOLE CASUALTIES ARE ASCERTAINED.
uALTiEs DIVISION ARE LITTLE OVER FOUR HUN
PRINCE yoRATE IS IN EXCELLENT HEALTH ADMIRAL MI
su SLIGHTLY WOUNDED MAY 2z
"slxTH REPORT RECEIVED AFTERNOON MAY 3oTH
"Loss OF oSLABA NAvALN CONFIRMED SlSSEIvELIki
ALSO DEFINITELY HAVE SUNK ON MORNING
2s.
"oFFlclAL STATEMENT RUSSIAN LOSSES SO FAR AscER
FOLLOWING SIX BAITlEsHPs ARE SUNK PRINCE cuvARoFF,
,MpERAToR ALEXANDER osLIABiA, sEssEtvELk
NAvALlN
.FoLLowiNe CRUISERS ARE SUNK: ADMIRAL NAkcHt
MoFF DoNskE, VLADIMIR MoNMAcH, svETLANA AND
zEMTcHUNe.
coast ADMIRAL usAAkoFF SUNK
1.-TWO SPECIAL SERVICE SHIPS KAMTcHAkA AND THREE
sTRoYERs SUNK
AND lMPERAToR NICHOLAS FIRST,
GENERAL ADMIRAL APRAxN AND AD
MRAL sENYANviN DESTROYER BEpovY, CAPTURED.
THUS THE ALTOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE SHIPS
TONNAGE WHEREOF AMOUNTING TO 153Att
TONS BESIDE SUSPECTED TO HAVE SUNK
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
ROJESTvENSKY'S SHIP WAS
SUNK BY SUBMARINE BOAT
Disappeared Almost Instantly After Being
Hit, the Admiral Picked Up While
Swimming For His Life

either the destroyer Buiny or the
Brayi ran In and picked up a number
Of swimmers, one of whom was recog-
nIzed through glass as Rojestvcns.
KY
Under a gruelling attack by Japan
cse warships, aided by torpedo boats.
mines and submarines, the Borodino,
0siabia and UraI were placed out Of
action and followed the flagship to the
bottom
The fog which had raised and lower
ed intermittently during the morning
began to settle down and the distance
Of the Allnaz which had now sueceed-
ed in disengaging herself from the
combat from the struggling ships
made II difficult for her to see clearly,
but the officers are positive they saw
two Japanese battle4hips disappear
beneath the sea before their eyes and
that two Japanese cruisers appeared
on the point Of sinking.
The Grozny Arrives.
The arrival Of the Grozny at III
1o'ciock today was marked by the same
scenes of excitement as these a.cbarF
acterixed the advent Of the AInaz.
4 The Associated Press correspondent
VISITED the wounded commander Of
the destroyer. Captain Anlriifski, AZ
the hospital and the captain confirms
ed the details given by the officers uf
the Almaz He described his combat
as a running fight in which the Groz-
lny was engaged for several hours,
finally sinking the pursuing Japaneae
/ DESTROYER
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
OFFICERS DESCRIBES THE
kAuTC CHATKA's DESTRUCTION.

Toxic, May 80. The warrant officer
OF Russian repair ship Kamtchatka.
who landed at Moil ays.
"Our fleet entered the straits Of Kos
rea numbering &c vessels. Finally q
shot struck the vital part and sixty
men entered boats When they were
clear. a great explosion occurred and
the ship sank The captain and sey-
en- officers were killed during the bat
lie Two officers wounded and two
Jumped overheard Three other Off
GERS drowned.
"Wc could see our batticships 70
the northward enveloped by Japanese
ships. Seemingly they were badly
| damaged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31

A horrible cynic has invented the
following disgraceful paragraph: ut
is beautiful to behold at wedding
the sorrow.stricken air Of the parent
as he gives the bride away. when
we know that for the last ten years
he has been trying TO get her on his
bands. London Tit.Eita
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
CRUISER GRoMoBof WENT
DOWN WITH 800 MEN.

London, May sl-The Toxic cnrres-
pondent of the Express reports thai
The cruiser Gromoboi ~ the vladivo-
stok squadron, with nearly 500 people
on boad issued from Vladivostok In
the hope Of joining the remnant Of
Roiestvensky's feet aud that i struck
a Japanese mine and SINK with all
hands.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
PLEASE FEEL ASSURED or
VICTORY WIRES TOGO.

Toxic, May 3o-Admiral Togo has
wired Admiral Yamanote. minister OF
the navy, as follows.
THE main force Of the Russian sec
ond and third fleets are nearly annihi.
lated Please Feel assured Of II"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
SAYS RoJEsTvENStSY HAS
REACHED VLADivOSTOk.

London, May SiThc st. Peters
burg correspondent Of tha standard.
asserts that Mime Roiestyensky has
received telegram from Vladiyostok
signed by her husband saying thar he
had arrived there on board the cruis
.er Almaz and was servelv gounded In
the neck, back and abdomen "A
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
RUSSIANS DID NOT SINK
AN AMERICAN VESSEL.

Toxic, May 30 now appears thar
the report Of the sinking Of an Amer.
lean vessel by Rojestvensky grew out
OF the seizure OK the British steamer
olhamia, bGdnd for Japan, which was
later re.taken by japanese warships.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
DIED AT crlLDREN's HOME.

Edward Milton Vlttle, six weeks
old baby, died at the Childrens Home
yesterday afternoon about 1890
o'clock. The child was taken to the
home from 81, Mary's inflrmary a
week ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
-FOUR MORE wARsHips
ADDED 70 RuSSlA's LOSS.

Toxic. May 3o.---It IL now believed
four Russian warships In addition %
those already reported lost. have been
sunk by the Japanese feet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31
Another Admiral and Eighty Staff Officers
Taken Along With Him--TogO Reports
Destruction of Four More
Cruisers.
CAPTURED

TWO BATTLESHEFS
TWO COAST DEFENSE SHIPS
ONE DESTROYER
TOTAL SHIPS LOST az
TONNAGE 155.41i
ONE CRUISER MISSING
BELIEVED TO HAVE SUNK
/ RoJESTVENSkY CAPTURED
TWO OTHER AGMiRALS
MEN KILLED 5000
PRISONERS TAKEN 5000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31

concluded on Second Page!
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31

one Of the Russian torpedo boats,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-31

That marks a step In the direction
of peace said prominent diplomat,
"and Il IL hoped that Russia viii re-.
cognxc as does the rest of Europe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

The Knights Of Columbus Of this
city held . large and successful
meeting last night at the Fraternal
Brotherhood hall and elected officers
for the ensuing year. The new'.y
elected officers are Al follows: ]. E.
McMaNan, grand knight; Charles
O'Malley. deputy grand knight; Frank
Strass. financial secretary; Richard
Dcvine. recoriing secretary: Adam
Mcintyre. lecturer. The officers will
be installed At the next meeting on
Jan. 9th, when the order will have a
big social time. Plans of future pro-
gress were launched last evening and
the future looks rosy for the order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27
eetsndld OH Tor llhrarx.

Mr.. 8. =. Busser. superintendent Of
libraries on the Santa re- system,
has been very much interested In the
La vegGspublic library. Through his
efforts the Santa Re has contributed
about $1,000 worth Of very Ane books.
which ars now arriving. They are
the very latest and new lot. ~
To. enable the librarian to catalogue
and place them up on the shelves.
the library will Close forenoons until
JANUARY .. Patrons Of the library win
please take notice. BY order Of libra
~ b0ard b. Y. LONG,
President
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27
Former Las vesan
Achieves Success

jim Cluxt0n. formerly Of Las We.
gas and well remembered In this city.
IL now : prominent business man OF
Los Angeles. About ten years ago
he was employed In the Cash grocery
store AZ COS Douglas avenue. the pro-
priet0rs Of which were Cluxton and
McMullen, the former being . brother.
,. N. Cluxton, He was also employed
for sometime by Graaf 4 Hayward.
and had q well-deserved reputation a.
IN excellent and talented singer. His
many friends In this city will be glad
to hear Of his success. OF him the
last number Of the San Francisco
Dramatic Rview contains the follow.
Int:
Mr.. J. J.. Cluxton Ii the manager OF
the Unique theatre Of Los Angeles. the
biggest money.maker Of any popular
priced vaudeville house in Los An.
gsles. He 10 . clevsr performer and
has the certain instinct % regards
good acts. Of the successful vaude-
Vile manager. Last year HentS 4
zalle. who own the place ana built
up its wonderful popularity. went east
and we're away Tor G.ySarys NJ Clux.
ton was left IN charge. and when his
employers returned they found = big.
ger business than when they had
left4s That establtshss the Ciuxton
hfend Of manisement ~ being pretty
good. Mr.. Cluxton h immensely pop
ular Ill over the cosat. and in Los
1Eeles ID very much In evidence AZ .
leading citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

Clara B. Ireland. wife Of J. M. Ire.
land, the well known. business man
Of this city. died At 7:$0 o'clock this
morning after 4 short Illness. She
leaves a fond husband and four child.
rem. Grace. Harold. Warren and James
to mourn her death; amo a father,
Paul Leader Of Sioux City. anc sew.
eral brothers and sisters. One sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren Of Mankato.
MIMI, Wa at her bed side when she
passed away. DECEASED was born
May 13rd, 1861. and was forty-four
years, .seven months and four days
Of age. The funeral will be held
from the family residence at 1909
Main street Thursday afternoon It 2
o'clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

The Las Vegas volunteer fire de.
paS1nUent u sl1aking great prepare.
lions for their eighteenth annual ball
70 be given At the Duncan on New
Years night. Their dance has been
largely attended every year. and the
laddics look for . larger number Of
guests on this occasion than ever be-
fore. The floor will be put in ex-
ceflent shape and the music can not
be surpassed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

rAswsgSl VIZ iftIlaIlFylNdNeam rive
their. annual hall and "c0mpadrsS'
dance It Rossnthai hall on New
Years night, which viii undoubtedly
be : IT'D &dccess The club has the
advantage o. having one Of the FIN.
ct dancing floors in the city and *.
cellent music. Every member OF the
0rkanisstioy 10 working for the sue
cess of the bal1.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

telegram hls been received fsom
C,l6eley Coc q Phoenix. Arizona, nay.
Ing That his running horse, Mckinley,
won abe qveYter mile in the novelty
racefJtttes and got second place
n tie threBeiehths mile Monday. In
tn race y 0pnday IN which Ben Crib.
q Sbprse!! sGsldon Wilkes won. the
pu) t1f14a $1,000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

Justice Of Peace Otero. who has
bsen quite III. h again able to be
around and attend to his duties. He
has IN unusually large number Of
casea to hear Ut present on account
~ his and Judge Wooster's illness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

Troop a of this city II planning for
one u the largest and prettiest social
affairs II the season to occur about
the middle Of next month. The plans
have not yet been entirely made but
viii be an1( iced in the nearpfnture.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

The "Hans HGnSUn~ company car.
risd M Of ~ best bands'thlt has
ben al kAi4r4ty pr some time. They
ga}S5AtA Ptient toncert last even.
Ing t4tfthssd corner Of Sixth street and
Douglas avenue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27
UNITED srATES 0uNeoAT
LEAVES ron pARro UNKNOWN,

Washington, Dec. 27.--The navy de.
partment received q brief dispatch
from Puerto Plata. San Domingo. an
nouncing the departure from that port
for Monte Christi Of the gunboat Du.
buque. No details Of her mission have
az yet been received.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

wniiah Lstchsr. Who "A employed
~ 0reaf Z Hayward, and who has
be19f6tck .151)ltles past ten days with
kid4Sy jtsstekI 10 again able TO be
around.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

0aviAo Csrno. who was shot
thrptqA lthA Int arm several weeks
TxtIS9996 i,6e able to use his arm
IN aSd Aaa bsttf 4lAhaf9s4by his
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

The sun club did not ho>6' their
sAooting contest 40, planned ths nrst
81 Ne Yeek..es o1ty two members Of
the aabn tdtned Up atssBs -.
pointed dime and Pace:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

Ladies' will be- admitted free It the
Mayflower dance New Years night.
Csntlemen. o1.00. Tickets 1t Muir
phey's.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

A rcsnse % wed has been granted
TO eetronit68 Armijo and Juan
ia Garcia, both Of La Cuesta.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

Found. . seal skin boa In opera
house night OF 26th. Call here. pay
for this notice, and recover.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

william Jones left today on No. z
for T9Aks9Ean "a. to visit HIS brother.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27

The oRkA(l weather forecast H.. fair
toe I pad Thursday; colder In the
sod1tqbt portion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-27
MEADOW CITY BRIEFS
Miss Annie Ward entertains friends
at Resenthsl hall tonight.

The A. r. and A. NJ. lodge will In
stoQH officers this evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Ganl Scrbert Sdmiot's Eroscf.

Bridgeport, Cont, 9. MGr5.
- Sier begnm sic SouptuerbanO-
lung gc8cn oen t~8-idbrigen Saul
@erbert Sdnliot AMI Die 8eI6uloi.
gling oeS MoroeS im eriten @rooe.
&od Der 9lnflo9e bat S6nliot 8il.
liam Soplor, citcn Mtomn bon 80
Sabrcn, i'm Nll9lft Oorigcn Sobrc5
umgebradt. 9eioe Mdnner woren
ollf Dem 8eiibtbllm bon 8. $. Grit.
telioen III NPp.9orf III Ser Ortifoit
Sberrnan ungeiteat. @Gbreno Der
glbpeienbeit Der Camille Grittenben
loa SdntiOt oeren @eIoi6runf I'M
Serrldaitsbollie crbrod)en 1tno &C.
pliinoert mo, oils CT babel bon Sop.
Tor betroffcn lullrOe, oieien erifoIien
n1to nit BcrtbIoden I'M 9etrage pon
$1,000 OoS 8eitc geilld)t bo6cn. gr
iulirOc it YaOupob, &p., ergriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
sriefbefSrberpnn mod bem NnsIanb,

IuSIanoiide @oit fir ole nit Dem
4, WtGr5 enOenoe @ode IblicBt
bier Gin allen 5Gaen piinttIib) iuie
foIgt.
Bodet : Soit lit often bon 8 ltbr
Sormitto9S bis 8 llbr AbenoS tag.
lid (ou8genommen SonntagS).
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bier am Wontog, 0cn 20. Sebrunr,
gfittipof, ben %. 6ebruar, uuo6rei.
tag, Oen "a. 6ebruar, 10 llbr &or.
mittu9S.
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ropo, per 9ompier philadelphia"
pio &lomoutb uno Gberbourg (9oIt
fitr Srlono mlB per 0umpfcr y8bi.
IooeIpbio" oOreiiirt iein; 10 llbr ocS
Gbenos, fir europa, per Qompfcr
y@trlria," oio NueenStomn.
Wontog - 6. M0r5 - fir euro.
pa, per Sampler DSoiicr 8iI6clm
Der @roBe."
g o It I ii / g ii 5. uno Central.
Imerifo, 8 eItinotcn etc.
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per 9ompfcr Caracas" fir Sor.
time SSlono, Samoico uno GoIont.
bio, per 0ompfer oSirio;" fir Gil.
ba, per 9ampfcr vMorro GoItGe."
Somltog = 1 llbr Nohm, fir sic
Bahamas, per Sampler bon Miomi
6lo.
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oia Bottom i6IieBt bier tGgIif nm 1
ltbr No6mittogs; nof Cuba, oia
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s llbr a6enoS.
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moii, Sopall, aorea. CHINA uno Die
FbiIippincn, bia Gan 8ron5isco.
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bia Seattle.
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bier tGglih biz 5ilm If. M6r5 7 llbr
glbenoS.
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lid gum a%6fabrtbafen bef0roert, un6
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girt, Dob Elm unrnterbrodener lle6er.
lanosE transport ltattfinoet.
8. Sail Sarli8.
BoItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
IbfaBrtstase Der 9ampfer bon Reu.
Wprf.

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9teufel am 4. WGr5.
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Dor am 4. MGr5.
9ompfcr philadelphia" nod
Solltbompton om A.. WGr5.
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on1 a. MGr5.
9ornpier nGarpotbia" nod Neopel
url0 @cnltn ont Z. Wtdr5.
9ontpfer 0Goiler" nod Bremen
ont 7. W1r5.
9nnlpfer n2onlbarOio" nndJ Sea.
pei uno @eitua am 8. WtGr5.
9anlpier nSeutonic" nod 2iper.
pool am s. Wtor3.
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teroom an s. Mdr5.
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Bremen ont 0. M6r5.
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am .. WGr5.
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ant II. WARS.
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pool ant II, M6r5.
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ompton am fl. WGr5.
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pen am If. WGr5.
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2onoon am fl. MGr5.
9ompfer Y2ouiie" nud) Nenpel
uno @enlla am If. Wdr5.
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Somburg ant II, Wtdr3.
9ompfcr .gronoenbnrg" mad,
Bremen ort IA. gt1rj.
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pool am 10. Ne1r5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Nencr lrp5ch pcruei9crt.

GoS GooeSurtbeil gegen @erion
Wtorr. - No6 cine Neoiiion Oe5
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DorItebeno.
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luegen MoroeS 5um Sooe berilrtbeil.
ten g%reiien 6armer @erlon Morr eis
llen nellen Yro5eB, nelden ole Ser
tbeioiger ouf @rllno neit entoedten
VepeiSmaterinlS beontrogt batten.-
Or. SorrD y. Serbs aus 9tetusSauen
%be3eugte, oaB er uuf 8eronlaiiutg
Der StoatSoniuoltlhoft einige Stiide
Sadleinlunn0 uno 0rei SeppidItiide
unterillht babe. Dab er ober pe0er
Die 36iir DO n0torr' 3intmer, nod
cine Watrnbe o0er einen lleber5lig
bon Wforr' 9ett 0eie6en babe. Nuf Die
9el6offenbeit Der bier g%enonnten glr.
titel luar Der Gntrog oilf @elu1brllng
zines nclle1 8ro5ciieS 6egriinoet. -
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Connecticut ern1oroet 81 baben, uno
oo8 llrtbcil ioate an 90. Soniiar
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HobertS geluabrte jeoof Dem @ol.
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miro 0oS Obcrgeridt am %. apriL
cinen Sernlin III Norluid bnlten, I'M
ooS 8crfobrcn ge9et Morr elmer SIC.
piIion 81 unteriucrfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-04
Sdiffsnadridten

Rem, Oorf, 3. @Gr5. - 9lbgc,
iobren limo Die Compiler o9Iii6er"
ltod Som6urg, ga 9retogne" nody
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golp.
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ob.
2iuerpooL 2. MGrj. 49, Ter
0ompfer rWioieitic" trof bon Nelp-
2)orf bier Elm.
GueenStonn II, 3. WGr5. - Ger
3ompfcr Oceanic" BON 2ioerpoot
ieBte feline Sobrt nndI New- Dorf fort.
Sonoon, 9. Wt0r5. Ibgefn5.
rem nod Nciu,Yorf lit Der Gonlpfer
nMiinncbobo."
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Guloraou's 8Onuernenrs B.. Gunteit.

8enOcr, 2 .Yi1r5. - Nad) elmer
longet gcrefutiuIiBiing 0eS Gpmite's
fir ole @ntideioung oeS @oiloer.
neurS. GontciteS unter5eid)neten beilte
Nodmittug 13 bon 0cn Is republifa-
niIdct Witglieoern einen 8eridt,
lpelder 81 @ltnIten Der Iterfennung
SanlcS s. Yeaboop'S entIdeioet. tp16.
reno ncltn 9emofratcn eirten 9eridt
NIT ibrcr llnterif)rift beriaben, Der
8ouberncl,r Nlpo IoonS i'm 4mte
crbdlt. Die iibrigen flint replibli.
foniidcn Ytitglieoer iueigerten Iid,
oelt cinen, nod 0et onoeret 9eridt
5lt lmtter6eid)ncn.
Selite troten Die beioen S1ltIer Ser
Legislature 5lt gemleinioner Sisung
%5uinmcn, Inn De 8eridte oes Cont.
te'S cnt9egen 5t nebnlen. 9eioenTor
teicn murbe Damn 3eit ge9ebel, iDren
Stanopunft SIT pertbeioigen. ii. man
e%rluartet, baB Sobn SO. @alororL scr
iSouptred)tsbeiitano Yeoboop's, 0os
Bloiooper eroffnen miro. BUR Mb.
thinning glaubt man ONT SamItaa
4beno Ifreiten 5u fonnen.
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9ompfer Oscar Ser 3meite" nafy
S~openbn9en am 10. Ofdr5.
9ompfer uRoro 9lmerifo" no6
Neopel un0 @enuo am 10. Mdr5.
Gnmpfer algeria" mad 3capel
am 10. WGr3.
9ompfer ga Souroine" no6
Sabre am 16. Wdr5.
9ompfer YMon9olian" mad @laS.
gofp am 16. WGr5.
9ompfer vNedor" na6 Neopel it.
@enun an Is. Mdr5.
9annpfer ollm6rio" nob 2ibcrpoOI
am Is. MGr5.
Eompfer oMinncbobn" naG Con.
BON ont Is. M1r5.
0ompfer o6inlonO" nod antpcr-
pen om Is. W1r5.
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9erens ormYraiiocntcn nidJt genebm

Sefferion. Gitp, DO, 9.
MGr5. - 6ronf .. ellis, ser friibere
Sertrnllte oeS MitglieoeS oeS 9totio.
nal > Gomite's, GbomoS 81. gltfins,
iogte Dor Dem ltnteriufungS.Gom
OesSenotS aus, nod glttinS' 8ebolip.
ttlng babe Br0liOelt &ooieoelt ibnt
erflGrt, u. s. &erens oiirIe inter
feinen llmItGn0en 5trt 9unoeSieno.
tor fir Wtiiiouri 9eluoblt iperoen. Bel
oieIer 8elegenbeit ioQ Ser Yrdiioent
geouBert ba6en, aerenS miiroe ibnt
i'll Senat nidt nillfommener lein,
ais @lfinS bon @eit.G%irginieL
aeorns BON lltnb ooer Glorf bon
Wortano, nit oenert or iett mebr
VeroruB babe. ais nit allen aitoerelt
Witglieoern oeS SenotS. Gr min.
Idle nift, oaB lid) irgeno cine groBe
gtlenbobn A. Corporation fir einen
Vunoes~l enator intereliire.
EGfe! EGHe!
slr @eile in's gnslanb beipret &.
Maine, Nr. Ali, ct. Eanl-S trahe.
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GI GbdJen ii WcGomo8.-
Ser 8uroeSienotor Souls 6. 0tcGos
mas, oeiien Nmt8termin morgen SIT
gn0e gebt, lit ais MttgIie6 ser Gons
g~reB.Gommiiiion ernannt tporoeu,
iueIhe 0ie notwithstanding in Oregon
beiudJen iou.