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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

The Hampshire was one of the |Devonsbire class of six cruisers and was built in 1903. Her normal crew was 655 men, She displaced 10, tons. and was 45O feet long. Her armament consisted of four 7.5 inch, six inch, two 12-pound and twenty 3-pound guns and two torpedo tubes.
 The Hampshire has been in use as a scout boat and for carrying officials on various missions. She was too old to take a place on the fighting line. She was one of the British squadron which was sent to this country for the Jamestown Exposition in 1907.
 The Orkney Islands, off which (the Hampshire went down. are off the north coast of Scotland. The Hamp- shire was on her way into the Atlantic and around the northern end of the Scandinavian peninsula into the White Sea. Earl Kitchener probably intend ed to debark at Angel.
 When the news of the sinking of the cruiser Hampshire with Earl Kitchener and his staff on board, was received in London, meeting of the British war council was immediately called. Sir William Robertson. chief of the Imperial Staff, who probably will be the head of the war office; Sir Edward Grey, secretary for foreign
  Tor of the exchequer. and David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, were present at the council.
 The newspaper accounts at the war offices, who at the time had not heard the news regarding Earl Kitchener. announced:
 Neither Earl Kitchener nor Pre- mier Asquith was present.
 The death of Earl Kitchener caused as profound an impression in London as did the news last week of the na- val battle in the North Sea- The work of the secretary at one stage of the war was the subject of great dis cussion and considerable questioning but there has been a strong reaction in the public mind in the last two months and Earl Kitchener's popular ity and prestige appeared to have been restored fully.
 The first question asked when the news of Kitchener's death was an- nounced was:
 ttWho will succeed him ?'
 The answer invariably was: Rob ertson, of course''
 Sir William Robertson, who is re- garded as the only possible successor to Earl Kitchener as the head of the British army, already had taken over the war secretary's duties temporarf- 1y when the secretary started on his journey. On Saturday and again yesterday he had audiences with King George to report on the activi- ties on the British front, in which the Canadians have so distinguished them selves.
 The general has the full confidence of the country. While he cannot be- come secretary of war unless he is raised to the peerage, a member of the House of Lords might be put at the head of the war office with the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

understanding that the general, lfIkd Earl Kitchener, would have a free rein.
 Earl Kttchener's conference on Fri day with members of the House of Commons, when he explained conh- remarkable incident. Two hundred members gathered to talk with him. Extraordinary precautions were talk -en to keep outsiders from the pre- cincts of Westminster palace.
 Earl Kitchener generally made srath- CT a poor impression as a speaker, since he always read his statements from manuscripts and did not talk in an effective way. On this occasion however, he conversed freely with the members, answering questions from some critics who showed considerable bias.
 After leaving the conference some of the members of the conference de- clared their judgment of Earl Kit chener's work had been enhanced by his explanations.
 Sir Frederick Donaldson, among those who accompanied Lord Kitch- ener on the Hampshire, was technical adviser to David Lloyd George, min ister of munitions. He was prominent in the engineering world, being g. past president of the institute of mechan1- cal engineers and a member of the iron and steel institute and of various engineering societies. Before the war he was chief mechanical engineer of ordnance factories from 1899 to 1903 and chief superintendent after that date. He was born in 1858.
 Hugh James O'Beirne. in addition to4 other posts he held during a long career in the diplomatic service, waa second secretary to the British IeTn- bassy in Washington from 1895 to 1898. He was 50 years old and a. native of Ireland.
 Brigadier General Arthur EI1er- shaw, who was born in 1869 and en- tered the army in 1888, won honors in fighting on the Indian frontier in 1898. He was severely wounded in the Boer war. In the present war he had gained the distinguished service order.
 Lieut. Colonel Oswald Arthur Fitz-, gerald, who had been personal mi1l- tary secretary to Lord Kitchener since August, 1914, had been closely as- sociated with the late Field Marshal in army service for many years
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

ertson, Field Marshal French relin- Quished his command
 Notwithstanding the criticism di- rected against Earl Kitchener his great accomplishments during the war are recognized universally. Foremost of his achievements is the creation from England's untrained manhood of a huge army. At<the beginning of the war Great Britain had only a fewn hundred thousand trained men. To- day more than five million men are enrolled from the various branches of the service.
 There have been no recent reports of Earl Kitchener's movements. He was last mentioned in cable despatches of Friday, when he went to Westmin- ster Palace to be questioned by mem bers of the House of Commons who were not satisfied with the conduct of
 SContinued on Page 1S.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

Kitchener, British lister of War; and his staff lost last night the cruiser was sunk west of the Orkneys
 Kitchener and his staff their way
 Admiral Jelicoe, of the British grand ported to the Admiralty that the Hampshire torpedo Only four boats launched before the vessel went
 Fear All On Board Lost capsized boat bodies feared that the other boats and their lost heavy running when they launched. The body of Earl Kitchener not been ing to the Admiralty announcement With Earl Kitchener his personal Hugh OBeirne embassy at Perograd and minister Sofia; A. Fitzgerald Ktchener private military secretary Brig Eoishaw Sir Frederick Donaldson.
 Official reports to the Admiralty that there is little that any of the crew of the Hampshire escaped
 Admiral Jellicoes Official Report
 Admiral Jellicoe's report folows:-
 have to report with regret that His Maestys Hampshire Captain SavI R. Kitchener staff last o'clock of Orkneys, either by torpedo. s
 -Four boats by observers shore to leave the h-northwest and heavy nng proceeded to the spot party along the coast to search but only bodies and found the As practically searched from the greatly there is little hope of there being
 yet been received from the shore:
 "H M S. Hampshire er way Russia"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
REAPPo1Nr COURT ATTACHES.

At g meeting of the superior court judges held in Hartford yesterday States Attorney Homer S. Cummings of Stamford was reappointed for two years from July 1. George S. Hawley was also reappointed court stenog- rapher for two years from July 1. The following clerks and assistant clerks were appointed for this county: William T. HaviIan6, clerk, $4.5O0f Fred w. Tracey, assistant clerk, $3.50o; M. J. Flanagan, assistant clerk. s3.ooo; John R. Booth, Dam bury, assistant clerk, $500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

nors of the Chinese provinces de- manded the resignation of the Presf- dent. In May the provinces of Shan si and Shantung announced their in- dependence and a, provisional govern ment was established by the generals commanding the revolutionary forces in the south.
 President Yuan Shi Kai announced on May 26 his intention to resign when a suitable successor was chosen. It was reported little later that the President intended to take refuge in Japan.
 CONFIRMED IN CAPITAL.
 Washington, June GA cab1egram to the state department today from American Minister Reinsch at Picking announced the death of Yuan Shi Kai, President of China
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
EIGHT KILLED.5O
 HURT BY TORNADO IN JACKSON MISS.

Jackson. Miss, June 6-Eight per sons, two white and six negroes, were killed and about 50 others injured. some seriously, by a tornado which swept through the western section of this city early today. Many houses were demolished or damaged.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
YUAN SHI kA PRESIDENT 0F THE CHINESE REPURLIC IS DEA
EARL KITCHENER AND STAFF DROWNED
 WHEN BRITISH CRUISER IS BLOWN

British Minister of War and His Aides on Way to Russia, Are Lost When H. M, S. Hampshire is Sunk By Mine Torpedo Believed That Entire Party Perished Along With Entire Complement of Nearly 700 Men Aboard War ship-Only Four Boats Are Launched in Heavy Seas, and it is Feared That All of These CapsiZed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
LEONARD METCALF IGNORED.

New York, June 6-Leonard Met calf of Boston, was today elected president of the American Water works, Association, whose convention is ifl session here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
Aged Man Killed By Train

Moosup, Conn, June 6-Selin Dios, 72 years old, was run over and killed by a New York, New Haven & Hart ford train at Glenn Falls near here today, while walking the tracks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
PRESIDEN I OF CHINA REPUBLIC DIES; MAY BE POISON VICTIM
Shanghai, June 6Yuan Shi Ka president of Republic, died yesterday morning.

Yuan Shi Kai reported seriously May 29 At that time despaches from China stated believed Pein that President report Chinese Washington who insisted that President ill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
Consider Carranza Reply

Athens, June 6-The government of Greece today protested to the entente allied powers against the proclama,- ton of martial law at Saloniki.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
THEE WEATHER

Probably showers tonight and We'd nesday, moderate variable winds be- coming fresh easterlys
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06

The summer military training camp at Plattsburg. N. F.. was opened.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
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Ncncr in ser Geffcriun sdmIe.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
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Inter Den .Nulpi5iell bes Gents
No. 146 Ser Maffabaer bon Mod S.
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6rieoboie eil1ell Observation-Disclosures
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eroiel1lt i'm &allie nllo allf Dem SSrieo-
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mount Irie0bof ltat~tgefunoen. Sarg.
trigger paren &ellrp @itt, @iqian
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
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fallfcn. gin5elne Stiide, M0bel etc.
geben sltnl balbet 4reis. 9ieles &C.
ldaft bat mn Allalitat=@ aaren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

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