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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-28

Rebellious troops of the government
attacked the palace at 4 o'clock and
continued firing upon it for two hours.
The President was supported by
few loyal troops and by his personal
staff. General Oscar, governor Of Port
Au Prince, continued his resistance at
the palace even after Guillaume had
left.
Included ir the victims OF this at
tack on the Presidential residence was
the chief of police of Port Au Prince.
Casualties are believed to be heavy.
At 1890 the rifle firing was about
over and by noon the city was in pos
session Of the revolutionists.
The movement was started by a reg
iment Of soldiers who had been dis
banded by President Guillaume and
who resented this treatment.
There has been a reign OF terror in
Port Au Prince for the past 10 days.
On July II President Guillaume, doubt
less realizing that his fall was but a
question Of a few days, started on a
series of prosecutions. He began by
causing the arrest Of all Haitians OF
wealth or position, without distinction
Of age or sex and expelling all foreign
ers. He apparently recognized the fact
that the spirit OF revolution was grow
ing in the country and he knew that
the rebels were marching on the cap
ital.
Haitien women have been arrested on
the streets and taken away to prison. On
July II French actress, Madame Taldy.
was treated in this arbitrary manner.
The prisons of the city are full and the
conditions in them are deplorab1e. Deaths
are Of daily occurrence as the result Of
hunger and of insanitary conditions in
the jails.
The foreign legations hold many ref
ugees.
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AUsTRO- GERMAN
Continued from Page y

the southwark to threaten the Russian
armies which are facing Won linden
burg.
Everywhere the battles are at their
height, especially that in which Won
Mackensen is engaged. All the mill
tary critics here believe that this is
the most critical point of the cam
paign for the whole German plan de-
ponds on his reaching the Lublin-
Chelm railway.
French Offensive
With interest largely conferred in the
east, the important offensive of the
French in Alsace has been almost disre-
garded. They report tonight another sue
cess to the north Of Munster, which APP
parently is their objective. and the re-
pulse Of series Of German counter at
tacks. The French have concentrated a
lot of artillery in this region and with
high explosives have been simply tear
ing up the German defensive works,
which are among the strongest along the
whole line.
Artillery, likewise, is playing an i'm
portant part in the battle on the Isonzo.
where the Italians are reported to have
concentrated for three days their fire on
the Austrian positions. This fire is said
to have exceeded in violence that which
the Austro-Germans employed against
the Russians in western Galicia, which
up to that time was the most terrific
ever experienced in war.
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RESOLUTE WINS
EASILY F R 0 N
YACHT vAN|T|E
Charles Francis Adams, End,
Carries Victor Over Nara
gansett Bay Course in Fast
Time

Newport. July 27.-The Resolute
again won from the Vanite. both on
elapsed and corrected time. when the
cup defense candidate yachts met in
the first OF series Of three contests
in Narragansett bay today. Handled
by Charles Francis Adams. ID. Of Bos-
ton. Reso!ute showed superiority all
points Of sailing. She sped twice over
the 14-miles course from Brenton's Reef
lightship to Point Judith buoy and re-
turn during an Smile breeze from the
southwest in hours, IS minutes. Is
seconds, leading the vanitie by 3 min
utes. 81 seconds on actual time. The
Resolute's allowance Of l minute,
seconds gave her margin Of min
utes, 4 seconds on corrected time. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt was at the wheel
of the Vanitie.
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FOREMAN OF FIRM
SUPPLYING FRENCH
INJURED BY BOMB

Dallas, Tex, July 27.-A bomb plac-
ed under bed in the home of NJ. T.
Moore, foreman Of Padgitt Cros sad
dleTy Co. here last night completely
wrecked the bedroom. Moore and his
son were hurled from the bed and Sc
riously injured. Padgitt Bros. have
large contracts for saddles and harness
for the French and English govern
ments.
]. D. Padgitt, president of the sad
dlery company received three anony-
nous telephone calls saying that his
home would be wrecked and officers
found two bombs underneath his house
ready for ignition.
Mr.. Moore. who is about 50 years old,
while badly injured. probably will re-
cover. Frank J. Moore, his son. was
not seriously injured
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EXPRESS.
TO new YORK IS
WRECkED--ONLY
ONE |NJU led

Worcester. Mass. July IA misplaced
switch caused a passenger train bound
from Maine points for New York to run
into string Of freight cars on siding
here early today. Fireman Arlo Meigs
Of New Haven. who was slightly hurt,
was the only person to sustain any in
jury. Three freight cars were destroyed
by the crash and subsequent fire.
The train arrived over the Boston &
Maine Railroad and had just started
south over the New York, New Haven
& Hartford tracks when the accident
occurred. After a slight delay the train
proceeded. The engineer asserted that
the switch was found to be locked open.
indicating an attempt to wreck the train.
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NORWEGIAN BARK
is SET ON FIRE
BY SUBMARINE

Amsterdam, July q. Via London,
1918 A. M.-The Norwegian bark
Harboe was attacked and set on fire
Sunday by a German submarine. The
crew. which has landed here, was
given five minutes to get into the
boats. The captain says he saw three
other boats on fire near the spot
where the Harboe was attacked.
The Harboe was three -masted
bark built in 1873 at Port Elgin, n.
B. She was owned by II. ]. STANCE
bye Of Christiania.
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Peterson say that he tried for II min
utes TO trim the steamer. but could not
get water into the ballast tanks fast
enough. l don't believe that Capt. Ped
erson realized the danger until the fin
al plunge came"
Mr.. Lynn testified that he arrived
just as the Eastland was due to start.
He saw the dangerous list Of the
steamship and called the police and
fire departments. returning to the
wharf to see passengers leaping from
the decks to the river.
Evidence Of Negligence
I believe" he said, that the ship
was on the bottom aft Of midship. II
she lay on a bank sloping towards the
middle of the river and was being
jammed down against this bank, she
would naturally tip towards the riv-
minutes to right the boat without at
tempting to get off those on board.
there was negligence"
Mr.. Lynn said that he saw many of
the crew leap on the wharfside while
the ship was careening.
Always Listed
Captain John H. O'Meara Of the tug
Kenosha. which was hitched to the
Eastland to tow the ship out Of the
river, telephoned that he did not take
hold of the Eastland until several
minutes after other witnesses said the
ship had begun to list. Captain O'Meara
said before the tow line was taut, the
Eastland listed dangerously and he
stopped, but the ship never righted
He had lowed the Eastland four times
and she always listed, he said.
Il. c. Wheeler. assistant division
superintendent Of the department of
justice, submitted government inspec-
ton certificates including the latest
one issued by Robert Reid, July 2,
1915, at the request Of Captain Peder-
son that the carrying capacity be in
creased. This certificate allowed the
Eastland to take on 257O passengers,
an increase of 500 over previous per-
mits.
824 Dead Identified
Efforts to check up the total dead
made no progress today. The official
list Of identified again totalled S24.
While the list of missing grew. only
three bodies were recovered and div
ers said that probably not more than
a score of victims remained in the
ship. Divers walked the river bed,
hand in hand today. but found no
bodies. 1t was said that the number Of
might be greatly reduced by
wedding out Implications and tardy
reports from those saved
Many funerals will be held tomor-
row and the day has officially been
as one Of mourning, pub
lie buildings having already been
draped.
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SINGLE G EASILY
CAPTURES C0MM1
STAKE AT DEI 1

Detroit. Mich, July 27.-The
Der Of Commerce $4,000 stake fe
class PAGERS with ii starters. me
picking today for Single G, the
sational Indiana horse. Gosneii ~
the son of Anderson Wilkes three :,
miles to win in straight heals :
never had to urge his mount anu I,
lily could have set a new recon- :
the stake had it been necessa''
capture the prize. ~
In addition to the Chamber o. wv :,
merce, which was the feature " -.
days grand circuit program, WV ~
err races were finished and one was" I
uncompleted when rain put s'Or
me going after one heat had oeeH :
off,
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lop cut short a threa,.
Scores: nsI
First Game:
Brooklyn 30 0 O0s9ao
Kan. City 20 1902 20n.o ..A.ss
Blue1acket and Simon; b.,
Cullop. Henning and Easter,r aeSs'
Second Game:
Brooklyn 30 1o0on,
Kan. City 20 0olaOxsk
F1nneran, F. Smith and n
johnson, Cullop and Easterlv aa
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SUBMARINE
DESTROYS A
SUBMARINE

Berlin. July E.-(By wireless to Say
ville).-The French submarine Mariotte
was destroyed by a German submarine
on July IS in the narrows Of the Darda-
nelles, according to a dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Mittag Zeitung. Thir-
ty-one members Of the French subma-
rine's crew were captured.
The narrows, where the engagement
between the French and German sub
marines took place, in about midway
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BOXING NOTES

Jim Coffey, the Irish heasy".ss
figures that he is going to WIZ 4,
from Sandy Ferguson, so 10 ~,
signed to box Arthur Pelky IL
Haven. August 20. 4
Battling" Levinsky is go,nn !
take on Colin Bell, the Austfa'
Rockaway, N. Y. August .. c;,bs
Tom Mcmahon and DICK cr
have been matched to box +"
cinnati next Monday night M
Galveston is to have a DOLL, cg
Times have changed in 'ns II
since Jack johnson 1ous y
Choynski there. At that ' ins
pair were arrested and throw"
Jail. $50 - aeaiss
Kid Lewis Of England, VIZ n
pointed Charley White.
meet in Akron, O., August =:
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DANE STEAMER
NOGILL is SUNK
BY SUBMARINE

Copenhagen, July 81. Via London.
500 P. M-The Danish steamship
Nogill, bound from Gothenburg, Swe-
den. for the river Tyne. and laden
with railway ties. has been sunk in
the North Sea by German subma-
rine. The crew OF the steamer was
landed at Wilhelmshaven, near Bre-
mem
The name Nogill does not appear in
available maritime records.
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FULLER LIKELY TO /
GO BACK TO LAWRl

Alexander F. Pearson Of G
renee club had a lengthy tan
day with Pitcher Wheeler n
who left the club a week al
night and who is now on the
ed list. The two parties came
Element and the status Of
ma ms the same. He is to CT
however. with the club owJ
P. Sullivan, at Lowell and
BILE that the thing will be
and Fuller will go on the
His temperance is likely
layed until Lawrence plays q
burg Wednesday and Thursday
renee Tribune.
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RESPECTED RULES
CONTINUED from Page ~

as were made in the case Of the Will
liam P. Frye.
Under their note sent by Germany
to neutral governments. which reach
ed here May II. an offer to arbitrate
disputes which might arise in connec-
ton with the attacks with neutral
vessels, was made. There was discus
sion on the possibility that in the
event of a deadlock on the interpre-
tation Of the treaty. the subject might
eventually be submitted for arbitra-
fion
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SITUATION ON
MEXICO BORDER
IS. RELIEVED

Washington. July 27.-Carranza
troops have evacuated Naco relieving a
threatening situation in which Major
General Funston had orders to shell
the Mexicans away from the border II
they endangered American territory. It
is believed that the Carranza advance
on Nogales will be halted.
Consul Canada at Vera Cruz report
ed today that eight Mexican naval yes
sells were taking away troops from the
interior. Oficials cannot guess where
CarraAza may be moving forces.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Louis o. Haskell

Louis o. Haskell formerly a resi-
dent Of this city and formerly asso-
ciated with the Journal passed away
about $50 Tuesday afternoon at his
late home in Pittsfeld. The deceased
is survived by the wife. Mrs. Eta
(Hodgkins) Haskell; three children,
Amelia, Louis and Nathaniel; and
four sisters, Mrs. F. n. Drake. Miss
Winnefred Haskell and Mrs. j. r. Nc
Farlane, all Of Pittsfeld, and Mrs.
Howard Burr Of Springvale. The flu
neral will be held at P. NJ. Friday.
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PERMIT TO CUT IS
MILLION FEET OF
TIMBER IN ALASKA

Washington. July IA permit to cut
S5,ooo,eo0 feet of timber in the Chugach
national forest, Alaska, for use in con-
structing the governments railroad in
that territory, has bae, given the Alas
kan engineering commission, the forest
service announced today. The pc mi,
was issued under an act of Congi ess OF
last session. The proposed cut will be
the largest ever male in Alaska in one
operation and is estir,ateL to be worth
about s1s5,c00.
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BECKER
Continued from Page One)

A. Perkins for the state. Mr.. Cochran
also MED supplemental brief covering
points raised by the district attorney.
Justice Ford has the right to call fo.
witnesses and it is believed both the pres
ecuton and the defence are ready to
produce them if needed.
Should the justice indicate his desi e
to hear witnesses. it is believed that MIR.
Cochran would ask that Becker he
brought from Ossining to testify in mis-
own behalf. although no definite sta:e-
ment on this point has come from Beet
er's counsel.
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man SENTENCED TO
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
and ELECTRIC CHAIR

Little Rock, Ark. July H.-San Bell
convicted OF killing four of his w;f..s
relatives in Conway county, was sentenc-
ed to life imprisonment in one case ana
to the electric chair in case tried later
It developed today that the lie sentence
is bar to the death sentence unless he
governor nrst pardons him in the life
term. 1t was held by she attorney gen.
eral in similar case that it is optional
with pardoned prisoner whether lie ac-
cepts pardon. AS it stands. officers ~
Bell cannot oe executed under the death
sentence nor can hs be sen: to the state
convict Iarm under the life sentnce be-
caus he is supposed n oc..,,r,, ~. 80.
cell.
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BASS HARBOR WHARF
C0LLAPSES AND FISH
VALUED $4,000 LOST

Ellsworth. Me-, July "A cargo Of
salt and all this seasons stock of salted
fish, valued in all at about $4,000, were
ruined when Guy H. Parker's fish wharf
at Bass Harbor, fremont, collapsed this
afternoon, carrying storehouses and con-
tents into the water.
Several men who were at work on the
wharf went down with the wharf hut es-
capped with slight injuries.
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F|TCHBURC and
CUPES IN III TIE

Lewiston, Me. July 27-F1tchburg
and Lewiston tied 1 to l in today's
game which was called by time agree
ment. The visitors scored in the
fourth on singles by Robinson, Smith
and Sullivan.
Lewiston tied the score in the
seventh when Prysock singled and
stole, and Denoville singled, The
score:
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PORTLAND.

Seven innings by agreement.
Two-base fits-Gardella, Hand 2,
Jordan. Stolen bases-Burns. Sacrifice
hits-Carroll, Sweat. Double plays
Sweat to Clancy to Dowell. Left on
bases-Worcester 5; Portland 5. First
base on errors-Worcester 1. Base on
balls-off Johnson 8: off Mayberry 2.
Hits-off Johnson ) in 1-3 innings; off
Daniels none in 2-3 innings. Struck
out~by Johnson 2: by Mayberry /.
Umpire. Kelley. Time, 1.3o.
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Leader Of Revolt

The present revolution has been going
on several months. Its purpose is to
drive out President Guillaume and set
up DR.. Rosalvo Bobo.
Up to today fighting has been Largely
on the northern coast.
Rear Admiral Caperton. U. S. ~,
has been in command of the American
cruiser Washington in Haitien waters
since early July. The French also have
had cruiser on the coast. Admiral
Caperton about two weeks ago land
ed marines at Cape Haitien on the
north coast. to protect foreign inter-
ests. A few days after General Gull
laume was proclaimed president of
Haiti last March, DR.. Bobo raised a
force of men and captured Cap Haitien.
Later Guillaume re-took Cap Haitien
and then Bobo captured it a second
time.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Page y

land worcester l. Bases on balls-on
Jordan 1. of Van Dyke 4. Hits-Oh
w;,,;ams 5 in 3 innings. none out III
fourth y. Of Jordan in s innings Hit by
n;tcher-By Van Dyke. Sweat. stfuch
out-By Williams /. by Jordan l. oy van
Dyke 5. Umpire. Kelley. Time L"'
Second Game:
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GERMAN SUBMARINES STRIKE HARD
At ENGLISH FISHING INDUSTRY
FRENCH SUBMARINE DESTROYED
and TWO NEUTRAL SHIPS SUNK

in the DardaneIles straits between the
Aegean Sea and the Sea Of Ma-mora.
The French submarine Mariotte
was built at Cherbourg in 1911. The
vessel displaced SIS tons when sub
merged and was 2I5.7 feet long. She
was fitted with six torpedo tubes and
was capable Of travelling Is knots an
hour on the surface and 10 knots
when below.
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MANCHESTER GIVEN
But 2 HITS TUESDAY

Lynn. Mass. July N.-Martin's superior
pitching. allowing Manchester only two
hits. assured the game for Lynn today
to 0. Manager Herman and Pitcher
Smith OF Manchester were banished from
the field by Umpire White for protesting
decision.
Lynn ...............0 0 l 0 FL "a
Manchester ........0 0 0 0 0 90 90
Martin and Haight; Horsey and Xii.
hullen. Umpire, White. Time, L3s.
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PITTSBURGH FEDS
WIN IN 10 Inning

Pittsburgh. July 27.-The n
burgh Federals defeated Baltimor
a score of ? to l in 10 innings I'd
Score:
Baltimore % 0 90 1000
Pittsburgh 10 0 0 0 o 90 0 M
johnson and JacklitschE OIL
Burk and O'Connor.
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Judge G. Wallace Harmon in the
Saco police court Monday found
Joseph Bernier Of East Grant avenue,
Old Orchard, guilty on search and
seizure charge and fined him 800 and
costs. The deputy sheriffs called at
the home Of Mr.. Bernier Sunday and
seized two cases Of beer. Islim
Dennis Of Saco, who was arraigned on
: search sad seizure charge, was dis
charged
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LEWISTON

Stolen bases. Keegan, Mccarthy,
Prysock. Earned runs. Fitchburg l.,
Lewiston l. Sacrifice hits. Sullivan,
Denoville. Left on bases, Fitchburg g.,
Lewiston 3. First base on errors.
FItchburg .. Lewiston l. Hit by
pitcher. Keegan. Struck out by Pen
nington s, Whitaker L. Umpire,
Bransfeld. Time, 1.40 (agreement.)
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BASEBALL NOTES
MONTE MOORE NAY GO
TO THE N. E. LEACH

Monte Moore, the Bates c.
baseball pitcher. who held Har6jl
one hit and who has been winni1t q
sistently in the Trolley League 4;
ing for the Gardiner team. was III
Lewiston baseball park Mondaysa
had a conversation with Irwin NJ
said whether the Rates man wasg
ing to get a try-out with the c.
There are many fans who belieye
Moore could make good in the
England
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
KANSAS CITY FEDS
AND BROOKLYN SPLIT

hansas City, July 27.-Kansas Civ
ana Brooklyn divided a double-head.
er today. the visitors taking the f,rst
sa : 70 o. and Kansas City the
,ese no' 70 2. Bluejacket held the
a .o.als sa.e all the way in the first
San sam Johnson. pitching for the To-
osis' was never in danger in the sec
ono until the ninth inning, when Cul-
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newark FEDERALs
DEFEAT ST. lQll

st. Louis, July 2s.-Newark IN. .
opening game Of the series m. :
Louis here today, II to 8. Scor.. :
Newark 20 o 02 03oAu,
St. Louis 20 0 900 O021-,
Reulbach and Rariden. ~
Groom, Kirby and Hartley. ~
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BRYN MAwR DE9s
coopERStdv uEa|

Narragansett PHI R. l., July d
Bryn Mawr defeated Cooperstown
day in the final event for the army d
navy cups, 1-2 to IL. The gas
was played with clever defense va
on the part of Malcolm Stevenson a,
Joshua Crane.
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SHEARS WINS FOR
LAWRENCE BY ) TO 0

Lawrence. Mass. July 27-Shears was
able to hold Lowell to two scattered hits
today and Lawrence won to 0. The base
running Of Thompson was a feature.
Lawrence ..........1 0 0 90 IA
Lowell .....-........o Q 0 90 % 90
Shears and Flaherty; Zieser and Green.
halge. Umpire, Aubrey. Time. 12
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Blank. Checks Stolen at Auburn.

A man dressed Ike a farmer came
into the harness store Of A C. My
rick, Jr., Main street, Auburn, last
Friday and asked permission to use
tho telephone. Shortly after this
stranger had left the store Mr.. N.Y.
rick found that IS blank checks had
been stolen from his checkbook. Al
ready some Of these checks have been
filled out and passed. The case has
been reported to the police,
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BUFFEDS' HITTING
BEATS CHICAGO

Chicago, July 27.-Buffalo br,s
hits today off Prendergast and a..
and defeated Chicago 3 to.hA|
first game Of the series. Five ~
double plays were features o. \.
game. Score:
Buffalo Il 0 1 0 0 / 0 0 e-...
Chicago % 0 0 10 e-,...|
Schulz and Allen; Prend..,.
Brown and Clemens.
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need,e. an Is where all British
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CASUALTIES OF
BRITISH REACH
TOTAL 330,995

London, July g7.-nl A. M).-Casuaities
in the British army and navy nave
reached 33o, es5, according to printed
statement issued by Premier Asquith-
The total naval casualties up to july
% were s1os, and the military casualties
to July Is were 321, $50. Naval losses were
divided as follows: officers killed. 49,
wounded, 81; missing, .. Men kiiieh'
1890: wounded, ISL; missing, IA
The military losses were divided as 1oi-
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MASSACRE OF $50
Attack on Palace

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NEW NOTE

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STEAMER EASTLAND

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