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TORPEDO STORY

Told by Admiral ol'Baltic Fleet and So informs

at the Hague.

I ZAR HELIB-VIS TOBPIDO h'l‘ORY._

Sr. PITERBBURG. Nov- 6-(Special)-It iieee entered me North sea.

has developed that the Czar during an nudience.with the British Ambassador, .Sir Chnrles Hardinge, la-st Sunday, declared in the most positive terms that there were Japanese torpedo boats in ihe North Sea which attacked the Baltic ilcct.

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“wth this belief and the Russian Empress imwiiger who was then in Copenhagen naturally did not fail to communieateto he father the information received byl |.i~r from St. Petersburg. I up ran DANrsrI oovnsuuszvr.

This would account for the extraordin-

ary precautions adoptedby the Danish Government in detailing worships to rt nie Bains nest through their nnters.

It is also said that two balloons manner!

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Ambassador Hardiiige- Danish Government Has Similar Belief-.lap War Balloons Seen-Russians Will Prove this

but have yet failed to iind any trace of

by Japs were seen when the Russian

No susrnrroiv or BRITAIN.

Nothing of susp’clon is expressed in

any responsible quarters that the British

Government was in any degree respon- sible ior the alleged Indchlnations of the Japanese agents.

BAY THEY WILL PROVE THIS.

The Russians expect to prove these

statements at The Hague inquiry.

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On Election Day Alter Valnly Seeking Shelter

I-lis Body Found-He Leaves a

Family--Another Chatham Man _

found on the Loggievilie beach last niaht and this morning his body was discovered near the Mill wharf in about two feet of water.

WAS FREKING FOR SHELTER.

It is said the unfortunate man was last

seen about one o’clock the morning alter election when he tried to gain admittance into a house near the wharf but walked

away before the door was opened.

LFAVHS WIFE AND FAMILY-

It is supposed that in trying to get into

a boat he lost his footing,'tell into the water and was drowned. ,

He was about 55 years old and leaves a

grown-up family at Loggieville.

Ano-rrrxn rn_N msuivo.

Matthew Lynch, aged 35 years, has also been missing since the evening of election ‘ day.

im anno Lnavss FAMILY.

Searching parties have been organised

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longing to James Kelly, a stevedore, was , l’l"~V°l:-“~ I

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‘ stiff aggressive style of play and sever-ni '

Rushes Weakens

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.isps sixic some sraanans

ToIrIo,Nov. 5, 2 p.m-[Special] -Delayed

advices forwarded from Port Arthur be- tween Nov. 2 and 4 say that two steamers

of about 3,500 tons eaoh were sunk by the Japanese guns on Nov. 1, and the next day they sank a 3,000 ton steamer.

was published tonight a series of reports of the besleging force at Port Arthur co-

the Garrison-Be

seigers Make Gains and Sink

Steamers

that they are nsinii mostly batter down the Ruseianldefen

try rushes.

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the defensive power of the garr

AT PORT ARTHUR

Reports ol Five Days Bombardinent Reach Tokio-Cannonade Followed by Infantry

verlniz the operations. from Oct. 80 to Nov 3 inolusive,»vhioh showthst theJaps oonti nue to vtgoroneiy press the attack and

artillery to oss, follow-

ing the artillery die with valorous inlan-

e Japanese

distinct gains, materially shortening

ison.

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The Victorias Withdrawlng from the Field

Dispute Arose When Abegwelis Were Awarded a Try made, it was Said, on Oflside.

THE - football match between the

fniily well attended but resulted unsatis-

During the first lmif of the game thc,

p'iiying was prlnciiiilly in thc Abenweit territory the Victorias putting up a

times endangering the goal line of their opponents.

In the second h iif the Abegweits pui led theniselves together and played a much faster game. About ten minutes uftcrthc Sturt uf the hut! the hull was kicked to Full Bud( Bake, he fuilcil to scciire the iiiili and Nicholson who wus at. the spot almost th same instant scored a try.

The Abegweits claimed that Nicholson

was otf side hut ri feree Frank Mciiona'd SDl.» ruled against them, Thiy then; withdrew from the iieid and the contest' ended iilirnptly.

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