“There will be
a
Jon, as assistant pastor of the church,
W
SPORTING
FEATURES
Alwayn Found in The
THE
Evening Sentinel Real
Sport N ewe Worth
Reading. .
Euteted at the South llorvnlk Post
EETABLISHED ‘870 once as Second Clnnn Hotter.
llllliPiililElllS All I
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lino lRO0P8
0t CARRANZA CREE-33:13 ii
I
; to be Formally Opened Next?
CAN CONIROL Sunday Afternoon on the Ward
i Street Grounds-Ian’s Boys
" ' i Groaned For a Victory 3
[heir Protective Presence inj
MIMI I015“ GI!“ .5 [MI 'rltc 1916 liaisellflll‘fl‘ahoil will be lot--
3““, _ SS...“ lm'mam opened lll l\orwalk, tilts bun;I
"v—._
day afternoon .at the Ward street.
grounds. when llitl'l)'.~ Norwalk inde‘
_ _. pelidetlts clash. lit their first game of;
Ithe season. with a fast l‘ol'i t‘hester
Iaggl‘cgatioii The New York State;
boy ~ are reputed to be among the fast 1
lest semi-pros in this section. and a
good opener ls txpected. I
Manager llarry will place the It.”
HOWIIlK lineup lit the field to start Suit
lilil’ollilli Pliil0l "
Piillllill ll illillltliiiS
a. ‘day‘s gattle' Mertz. of Stamford. lll
_ , , ‘lilt‘ pitcher's box. will undoubtedy
"53“.." “Ill 0" ‘3' "filled giw a good account of liilllso-if.«
“Mushy" .\lul\oy. one of the bt‘el
man with the stick will be on the re
lllii'l with llli' sticlt. will be on the re
‘ceiting end: "t'hippy" liayilles will
color the first station in his usual
style: Norman Seymour will cavort
around the kt-yjtone sack, and "lied"-
ililt-y a tried and true fielder and olle‘
of lilt‘ heaviest sluggers of the uptown
organization. will play the most difli
"(liii position on the dialitotid third
base iiowatd a Hartford lililll. about.
whom little is known, has been Hillll-L
States Soldiers am Remain; .
1i. i'ASU, 'i‘t-x. April 25. The pro-
tc-mc pri'hellt‘r' in Northern Mexico
it‘l'l) illutlsllld Carranza troops
udl be liir most potent argument
Il"lllglli to border today by General
.\7..tro (lbregon. Mexican Secretary oi
\\ tr, in his effort to comince ticn~
ctwls. Hugh «l. Scott and Frederick
I“IIIi~H)Il that the American cvpedi
be withdrawn
tli'
i‘l'ldl‘ forces should .
ii..." {tum-a" W“ ed tor the >iit)ri.~'top position. and
I A ' ‘ ‘ H ' 1 b I I ‘I ~ I . .,
.‘ileltican officials here bt‘IlI‘Vc Uenv “mi“ l.‘""" ”H “hast Nunalk
eral (lbregou will torture titt- .\lil|‘rl “I“"m’. “Ill con-r the left orchard as
cats that when the last lititczi States “-‘iiill- 1' in hoped that “Snow" has
troopers cross to the north of the in ""~-‘”“"1 1”: ”3mm “3'“ “I “m. and
it"llit‘lmllll boundary the dc facto ”W Ii" “I” itimu- i-Ui‘ti use of it tllll".
li.',‘ the comma season Johnny Friend.
In (‘l‘illl‘i field. has become a fixture
tlt Norwalk baseball. acid will bd‘
"there" for the grand eutlauce of the
Mill season. in the right orchard ini
mum“ (‘in that the chiefs of the non? otiter titan our old friend. "Fred-
(:tmtliltattionallsi cause are in perfect die" Smith. the pride of llorien. n sun-i
harmony and amply able to conirol‘tfleldcr and a mighty/maul” 0f ll‘lfll
m» small bands of bandits still ai‘lhorsehitic. whose long drives have
'1‘ro throken up more titan otle ball iztltntelnI
”and fli‘tllk'ltl The Norwalks. Withi
ltltese nine men in the field the iineupi
Sis cotttplete and ready for all comers!
Sylvester llrotlterton. Nornlk'a‘
"ililiy Klein." will again assume theI
;arbittatltiz honors.
20 of c D i The game will start promptly all
I 0
{three o'clock. I
RECEIVE EliiSi DEGREE; --—-————— !
ar'tty \Hii iorlll bl‘lilli-J them a line of
[la mix that will lt‘lldt‘r future bandit
f‘lcilh on the border impodibie.
.\dded to this. they say. he will re ;
pen! the declaration he made hi (hi
(Continued on 'i‘cutb Page.)
’l'vwnt) young nli‘ll were added to
tit - ranks oi the Knights oi Coluntbusl
ill this city last night when they ire-i
lillllililii E Ciiliiil !
i'qud the fit-‘t degree of the order at ‘ CHURCH "As BIRIHDAYI
.t :ttccty attended meeting of South! l
Nurwztlk Council, No. 13:33. in ltcdl ~ "" f
Klein's Hall. West Washington fire” 1 The birthday. celebrated yestt‘fda)’,I
with:ttdlu‘gigndgitd‘tlfl‘:d [ifrlt‘n‘giiiiiijg-‘Eflme Woman's Auxiliary of (‘hrist
s ' ' ‘ scola cturch, w s ' ' |
i.\‘ dignified manner. The degree “'“”.alpbit-tlllda_\' part of ltncgtit’ihidtidpl'blg—I
:{tlilff‘l‘l’t‘tl by‘f-ilugld mglgiftffiY:::t‘-L~ are. The affair was held in the base-l
ayes. arms .I .' ; 5 it 3 -"ment of the church on (‘re orv Bo le~
(ll-ind Knight .loittl W. Scttlley. (‘llau-lmrd last night and “.3; virv' “will“!
cellor Edward J. Splan and Wilmerl‘tended. ’ E . |
Edward Shea. Member.“ 'fl‘Olll (iatho-i Following the presentation of an in-;
I: [ liltllll g‘ottt‘lxclil.“fro‘rwaikémslhfolx‘Itere‘sting program, refreshments Were:
rs :lllt . : . It: Si es. -‘sel'\'ed and a general sociaitlltle clan--
. . t , . . .. ~ ,I . . ‘
9d
. > r ’ = ‘ -‘ were inc u e(: i
user made by licv. M. J. i.,\'itch,firand Selections by the orchestra- at
knight ”“3"". ”NWT “Nil“ “Filmy lsketch "Lunch for Two " with (‘llrrie
John F. McMahtm. Deputy~ ("andIHendricks Lillie heater and Charles'
Knight Scuiley and John .lucoviclt. Hendricks" a vocal selection by Sofia
.Slilgillfl of an excellent order was Ilur . m‘e . - .
rt-zttlil-ed by 'l‘ltoltlas l". McMahon. "mi." on“: i133 gxdfigkfinmgm
\l’lliattt l~‘. 'l‘atttlnauy and Hugh f’. Kinimi k ‘ d pr k S ”H . .
(‘atttpbell Ir c an an . turtetant. \0-:
. - - cal solo by Gustave Billeinstein; vocal-
duet by lda Wood and Gustave BillenAI
stein: a recitation by May Angeimanzi
and a short play. “Just by Luck," byi
CHANGES IN 80 NORWMK William (lustafson and Charles next:
Cilliilliiiiillillilil Iliiiliiiiilzms' I
Will SHIP GEIS WIREEESS}
0f i00il Mill’s DEAIII'I
i
A business meeting of the South
.\'orwalk Congregational church was
held last evening. 'Many matters OI'
interest were acted upon. The budgeti
for the year was accepted. The re-
port of the treasurer. showing a sound
financial condition, was heard with
much satisfaction.
it was voted to hold the
school until May Isl. The hours for
Sunday-school sessions have been
changed from 12 o'clock to 9:30
o'clock. The time. of the church nor-
vice. was changed from 10:30 o'clock
to 10:45 o'clock. These time changes
go into effect the first Sunday in May.
The resignation of :F. C. Thomp-
A pretty story of the sympathy of!
the crew and officers of a Unitedj
States battleship is told in connection:
with the death of Stephen Selby. of;
59 Woodward avenue. this city. MLI
Selby has two_ sons, Homer and
Harry. in the navy. When word of;
his passing away was received at the:
Brooklyn Navy Yard it was discoveredt
his son Harry was at sea. His ship'
was located off the Virginia Capes. A.
wireless dispatch was immediateiyi
sent. It was received by the ship
sixty miles off-shore. When the con-
tents of the message become known,
however. the captain ordered that the
battleship steam at once for land. to
allow the bereaved chief boat swaiu’n
”mate to hurry to hin home in Nor-i
|
Sunday
Vas received. it was accepted on the
[round that Mr. Thompson is now
{pitching in the Norwalk High School.
no assistant pastor
named during the summer. but in the
fall it is expected a Yaietntudent may
be selected. .
.lirn.. Franklin I. Smith his been
engaged nugmuniul director for the
walk.
mi. The organist will be David
l'fllard. ..-4. II t—Use Sentinel Ads. for results. 5
lJtiiIli itednlotid are rcady to co‘operr‘ctl for on the ground (if the high cog!
IlllSllllEVllll w fi
Mil lliillil lipiiwm
\ttl'uaik, utiu Wrn deprived of he!
incense to practice an a chimpodint
‘becausc oi her failure to register;
juilhltl the required time. is treated'
iedttortally lit the columns of the April
i‘l’edic items." Since the recent agi
.Iatiott ioliomng the suspension of
Mt» (lrllleth's license, she has taken:
‘t‘kalillnbllunu pertaining to her pmtl
thulessiofl‘.‘ and has passed them with
“W3 OI h‘h.‘ ‘nigh honor; The Pedic Item‘s ac».
Golan-est I: Short-Sighted in “W“ "“1"
A woman who had been ill practice
"fl Desmfin‘ I.” .“u‘ for titteell )eals In the State oi i‘on
tilectltul has written to the l't‘dit“
items that she knew nothing oi the}
I'liliuitiMl) law in that state. and coli‘
seqnently failed to register Wildlllii
the Hill.“ presttibed by law '
tliifletll. oi upper
——.—,—
NEW POUi|l3il
CRISIS l8 com:
Nationalist Party Wiiurans Sno-
port Fro. the Coalition Cabinet
She had
been notified to discontinue practice?
and as that ts her livelihood. she asks
fol advice. We have advised her to.
procure llie H‘Hit‘en of a competentI
altorm-y, to present her case to the
stats Htilhtll‘ll‘f‘ No his was ever
knowingly .iiry .» ate leuls
ialutt “hit it toiltelltplatcti dist-riltitlta '
lion strain-I persons of mun! contpc
tent-i I, .
No po-tson enroll-d to practice chi»"
ropodi who Ildr fkiied to regioieri
within a prescribed time limit shouidI
rest contented with a decision of nyi
bureau which would thus continIOlle
l_\ debat' him tlI her front practice. Ap-I
pcui should be tllade to the Attolney "
ticttit.tl ot' the State. the latter will
calls. it r-lwt‘litl act of the Legisintttrei
litteei‘tl it}
l.U.\'iK).\ April L'tt, l L'h p II. licair
lug vilth the irish situation. the lfatly
t‘hronitle urges the gotcrnutcut
against lllt‘ adoption oi too harsh
lllt'lt~uit'.\. adding ' ’l‘lln- tttitltcdlatc
lltilitat) situation ought ilot to present
great difficulties. indeed. it not
easy to understand how the Sintt i‘eiu
is
”.5 “a“. hm," ablc m hold out h". in b. t‘llflt'lttl ill beltalf‘of any lnno~l
days i‘i llttblln We should hate ”’"I ”m"” ”n" “"9" '5 "““WL'
thought that all military arguments not only for lilt' benefit of those Vi‘lli)
uric lrtttl~s Ill registering. but; for
ill! but. ill. a~ sell. of some of those‘
over alt-rt otfitials who lhlnll tlleyarei
the l.oId'~ ttttnointed and who refuse}
to ttllllr to Iln- rescue of such as have‘
would iator crushing the liliiit‘llli'lll'
ill llll‘ tapltal with tho utmost rapid
tty. fol etery day that ii pl’tlli‘itt‘lt- Its.
theatrical lcttistancc ltttt.~t add toiliu
risk oi lib finding imitators else
where. If l’ciuctuicc wdesiro) brtckadallu‘ Io lwriorltl the clerical futit‘.
alld mortar has delayed the bottlbard- “‘"i “M“ H" I“ h“ ”""“"“b“d-'
Tcthnit-nlitics should neier eniop a|
brcatlwinlu-r flout carrying on his or!
her professional vocation. ' .
.
merit of rebel buildings. it has been a‘
wry short-sighted reluctance. llut.
while strong military action must be
the first eucutini. we hope that ti‘ialnI
under martial law and theune of the I
military for any but strictly military" . ‘
opt-rations Will be molded so far as. I‘ t
i
“We hope ,too. there will be a! I
pionlpt and honest ittqttily into the .
possible.
motives of the rebels and the bent '
means for bringing them back to ' I
ilicit senses. Acoliilttlssion composed .lu-urno-ymrt. bald-ts of Norwalk'
oi acknowledged lt‘lsit leaders to ls-‘lta\c demanded an Increase in pay of.
sist in dealing with the rcbels andIfi per cent. The storage weekly wage
"t‘ttotiaie their surrender might be tif‘lltltl' canted by local bakers is 820.
great service. Sir Edward ('arson and The request for the increase was ask-
nte in this way. The object to be aim-7M living. it was refused, yesterday.
ed at is the restoration of order as by the "taster billu‘l‘fl. who gave as
H00 "an Interim? with the is“! Momi'thelr reason the increase in the cost
sited. There is a place for nlodintiontof raw material.
as well as for repression, and leading An important conference was held
irlsltment should be invited to utlderlyesterday in the Hotel Mahackemo by
take it unobtrusively amt unofliclnliy jounleymen and master bakers. The
WI‘UIOUK (191331 ‘new agreement which has berm prc»
The Cologne Gazette appcat‘sto rumored, was discussed from many MI-
iizles The most important dcmand in
(Continued on Eicvcntlt Page.) title agreement affects wages.
—- 3 There will be another conference
between the bakers and their workers
itomorrow night. following a specialI
meeting of the Baker‘s Union.
OED llliE MilliEi —_
E0ii Pillliil iiXESisoo 0008 it) If
h ‘ liEIllSlEEllil 2 Bill
There came into the tax collector's
ofllce .in the City Hall. yesterday at-'
ternoon, in payment of taxes on prop-I
arty ill the Fifth district ,the sum of' Just about half of the dogs in Nor
8.00. The money was in $20 bills, and walk have been registered for the
all were of a style not in circuiationiyear i916. Tomorrow is the last day.
at the present date. Some of the. billslott Monday delinquent owners must
were of the issue. authorled by the Act pay a fine of 31-00 for their indifler»
of Congress. in 1879. and bore the dnte'ence. The newspapers have. many
of 1880. thirty-six years ago. Theitimon called the attention of dog
bills were of good quality. and it wan| owners to the law and have ndvtnod
evident that the." had been stowcdtthcm when the time for reglotrntion
away for utany‘years. One of them? was up. yet on next 7‘19“!” the
was on the Southport National Bank,‘ususl number of late ones are ox-
whlch went out of business several pected at the town clerk's office with
years ago. the plea that they didn't know any
“MM“ DAY" COMING A inrge number of owners called .t
0" Elli. l8lli III "III
the town clerk's oilice today, and the
Norwalk will have its second. Dol-
grand-last-ininute-rush is expected in
nforrow. A sub-office has been opened
'1" Day on Thursday. May 18th.
Those who remember the choice bar-
in the First District in the town hall
for the owners in that section.
gains this day brought last year will
be out in force on the 18th. All eu-
“IiilililiiliS” i0 BE
thuslsstfc meeting of the Retail Meré
chant's Association was h'eld inst ev-
Owing to the stormy weather on
SOUTH solemn; CONN. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. I916
intro/olivine tannins ill
'Slillll fill Ill Milli
letting, and plans for the lucceu or,‘8unday inst the anticipated visit to
Dollar Day were gone into. |this city of Messrs. Russell. Schonfeld
A committee of five active youuglnnd Kelpktn. lesees of Amusement
EVENING SEN TINEL
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Cilliilllilli EOR 0IUNG
l'lotldlng the weather is fa\or.tble‘
for the neat seieral melt“ 'lte street
department expects to hate ti. roads
of the city repaired and in suitable”
shape for oiling. A contract will be?“ ,,
entered into by the mayor within a ”fist [on
70,000 to No.00» gallons of on hand
the Standard ()ti Company, at a cost.
of I H cents a gallon. That com I.
selles, with their own sprinklers, : .
The department is busy at this
time widening Wilson avenue. 1'9"“ OI Plums OI W3 5““
road on t‘lientnut iiill and repairing. "0"“! ml". “in “M
the “inside" roads. The crusher will; to m SOI‘HI'SIOVCIS ”a“-
statt operations ill the llon‘aytolt sec-
nhort time for the purchase of frozu,
CIlIIIlIIl l0 iiIE PALACE
patty will distribute the oil themi
pairing Ely avenue; building a newt
tion of the city j'iiil) next neck 5“. Eu“ — 03b." .m
‘ f Woman’s Peculinrilreun—and
Inches $75.20
CIEIES illillli COUNIRY'
BOSTON. April 2! Snow it'll oter.
Eastern Massachusetts and Rhodc ls .
land today. the latest date for any on
precinble full in more than 27 your.»
From early morning and through port.
of the Ion-noon unusually large flakes‘
nwirlcd on on easterly wind. .‘
Records of the local weather bur-t
eaiu. extending back to last: show ed on
snow full, although "traces of snon'” ‘
have appeared as late as May It in That The Sentinel-Stevens battle-
the opinion of Uilomtllll weather on «slain fund nusht be Innlerialiy swelled
servers today's hilt)“ was tlu- lilies! Ilhen‘ will be pr entcd In this city.in
ilt more than half a century Ithc i’alacc ’th .. .honlt Main street.
Tlic fall here was t-stillinled at up In f"? 'zit‘. 16th, the country»
proxitttateiy tno inches. “All“ latltoih patriotic . picture, “I'M-r
The storm swept tip front t‘;tpc “‘1' icitsc or Tribute?" ’i‘hts intensely‘ in»
teraa bringing rain as it moved across- Icreating movie. ill wittch Mil-ts Stet“
the low-er part oi New England until toil. originator of the battleship fun...
it Ipprouched the coast Show was is featured, will be lt‘pit‘lt' with tut-
rcportcd front Providence. it. i. and nations and thrilling . Incidents that
other points in that state; front New ‘\\Ill mark it as one ol the most In“?!
Bedford and other soutlteastcrn‘mtilng productions that has been
Massachusetts cities and from locul‘prescnted in a local moving picture
in the northeastern section of the theatre til it long time.
state. i The production will be mnde nmcm-
-—-— Eorable one in the theatricul annals of
tiltc city. The movie will be present-
ed in the Palncc through The Sentinel-
;Stevens fund. and with the cooper:-
l’lESIilEill’S lliliifll
. ‘tion of the Palace tttacuagers. ‘
I M. I). t‘randnll. representing thc
Pi" UNDER ARRESI'New York Tribune and the Public Scr-
t'itsterday afternoon. and plans went
completed to make the presenting of
PHILADELPHIA. April 28. GOV- "I‘lcfcnse or Tribute" a rousing one
that they haw under arrest H. B“ llrs. (‘ltnrles Inch. 0! Osborne live.»
Silll, formerly a draughtnman at the NIP. East Norwalk. tells of . peculiar
Phllsdeiphia Nur Yard. who is sc-hrehm that in of interest to coutrib
tacking President Wilson. Stilz. it is; chierday Mrs. cheu says she
alleged, wrote a letter to i’resldcnivfound “-0 dimes on the street. In a
Wilson several months ago of such dream. experienced last night. she
man's “"11“"‘31 ”0‘“ ”‘9 "“"y "*‘m' dimes should be contributed to The
After hill discharge. ll IS fllll‘ga’d, hflrSentinel battleship fund. This mom_
began the distribution of the pant-Wm: when Mrs. chen 1‘," the. found
vice Film Company, was in Norwalk.
ernment agents made known today or.”
cused of distributing a pamphlet at- "to“. to the battleship (“my
character no to cause the droughts 1,." a strong conviction that the ['0
phlet. Still. was arrested last night'twenty cents at The Sentinel once,
i“ n h!" “1‘"? “ Km“ llazuar'is bc'.>hc said she felt that all found money:
“‘3 held for the benefit 0‘ the “'m”\"‘should be contributed to the battle-
aza‘ orphans of the Central lauropean 15h") fund.
Powers. 1 Today's account:
Elifllllllll} circuit Si. ‘°
Inuit l0 lliltli st.
Previously acknowledged. $69.90.
Today's contributions. 85.00.
1 Total number of contributors. 476.
. s
1 Today's patriotic honor roll:
‘ Springwood Club. 32.25.
i H. T.. 10c.
There is much interest being shown; gagsldzsléaffette. 10“
in the district concerning the coming Gish. 10c.
district meeting. The plan to extend;
Concord street through to Water,
street is receiving considerable dfs-i
cusslou. The district commissioners'
have secured options on the Miss;
Georglnnns Comatock property on.
South 1Main street. at the corner of]
Woodward avenue. and have also opw
tlbun on two pieces of land hunted-l
lately adjoining the Comstock pr0perA
ty on South Main street. It is plan-
ned to secure this property that the:
proposed road from South Main and;
Concord ntreets might be cut through’
to Day street and thence on to Water;
George W. Collin. Sta. 10c.
Lena Buckley, 10c. .
Cash, 20c.
t‘ilsh. 100.
W. J. Meyer. 10c.
Mrs. Charles chcn. 20c.
Pierpont liiller Bruudngc. 10c.
Pierce Arrow Brundagc. 10c.
Kilmsny Brundage. 10c.
Caroline F. Wright. 10c.
Stanley D. Wright. 10c.
Maybelle ll. Wright, 10c.
Samuel J. Wright. .lr.. 10c.
Friends. 30c.
Edward J, Hayes. Jr.. 10c.
street. Should the vote on this be
favorable. there will be no fees or Dorothy Reynolds. 10c.
commissions attached to the pur; Bitten Reynolds. 10c.
I Charles Nash, 10c.
t Katherine V. Wickwire. 10c.
l Grace C. Wickwlre, 10c.
Arlene W. Ayers, 10c.
chase price of the land.
_ — ._ -m-
OFFICE I8 UNDER
CIVIL SERVICE LAW:
\
~—
ubor Commissioner Strikes Snag in; POLICEMEN \THREATEN To Be.
Changing Chief Clerk of Bureau. I SIGN.
HARTFORD. Apt-ll 28.—~I.abor Com-i. PITTSBURGH, P8... AFT“ 28.——Nine
misslmer William S. Hyde struck a'policemen. making up the borough
sung in his attempt to make. a change Iforce at Wilnlerdlng. where the West
in the lncumbency of the office oilinghcuse Air Brake Compnny’n plant
chief clerk in the labor bureau. 'ls closéd because of the strike of nice
Henry P. Wright. secretary of thcitricsi and munitiqu workers in the
business men W" named in” hunt. Park. WIS 0‘ “90058"! postponed. The civil service commission. said yester—tTurtic Creek Valley. notified the chief
Thin committw is expected to pro- baseball moguntes. however. plan
duce many original and new ideas and calms here on next Sunday. They will.
will be of exceptional nueoou to on Amusement Pork. or in the event
purchaser and merchant alike.
A luncheon and amber followed the' Hotel China-d; Ail aspirants to the
features that Dolinr Day this your look over likely timber at the grounds.
i
to‘
of rain they truths in session “the bind with the civil service commission
day the oflce of chief clerk in the la-tof police. W. H. Gilland. today. that
her bureau was under the civil scrvlco't‘hey would resign unless the deputy
low and the commissioner could notlshorlmr were lorbidden to patrol the
mks a change in it until he hadltowu. /
i There was quiet. in nil the strike
a nettlmeat giving his reasons for boroughs. in the; valley todny. The
meeting of the merchant's inst even- tonm are cordlnlly hitherto emfer discharging the. inmbeut.-Nlivs. Bouncers claim they hove now. mo
in. [with the leneen olttbe pork.
Roberts. lthaultmoo workers oils 3 -
.. . .4.‘
Rain this afternoon and tOnlght.
jliltl BRIlISll illiilllPS
Number of today's contributors, 26.
THE SENTINEL
LEADS
In Every Feature Au
Up-to-Date Newspaper
Should bossess.
TWO cairn
SUNII BY MINES
over 109 Men Are Missing
—Gernian Sub-urine
Also Goes Down. and
Eighteen Sailors lode
Prisoners-England Ian
lost Eleven Battleship.
During the War
The British battleship Runnelli
lhns been sunk by a mine. Ad-
miral Fremande the captain of
the Russell. 24 officers and 676‘
men were savol
About 124 men from the Run-
Isell are missing. The warship
Iwnn sunk in the Mediterranean.
Under ordinary conditions tho“
Russell carried between 750 ad’-
800 men.
The Russell was laid down in
1899 and completed in 1903. She
was 405 feet long.“ feet beam,
26 feet deep and displaced 14,000
tons. She was armed with four
12-inch. twelve 6-inch. twelve 3-
inch and six i3-pound guns and!
four torpedo tubes. She cost!
about $5,000,000.
The Russell is the eleventh Brit-
ish battleship which has been lont‘
during the war. The others were
the Audacious. Bulwark. For-
midable. Irresistible. Ocean. Go-
liath. Triumph. Majestic, Natal
and King Edward VI. In ndditfoi.
about 35 other British worship:
of various classes have been dos-
troyed.
A German submarine was sunk
of? the east coast of Enginndyen-
terday. it was announced offi‘cial-
ly in London today.
Eighteen men on the submarine
were captured. _‘*
The British' warship Ruibell'
has been sunk by n mine.
An official report issued today
by the German Admiralty an-
nounces that three German aero-
|piutes yesterday dropped thirty-
‘one bombs on the Russian battle-
ship Slava. Several of the bomber
are said to have taken effect and’
‘a fire on the battleship was dis-
tinctly observed.
Turkish troops annihilated four
British cavalry, squadrons. about
800 men. in a battle April 23. near
Quatia. about 25 miles east of the
Suez Canal. This information wu'
contained in an official reoort io-
sued by the Turkish War Depart-
sment under date of April 27
The German Admiralty an-
nounced today that on the night
.of April 26-27 German naval
.forcos destroyed a large Britisln'
I guard vessel on Dagger Bank and
lbrought in a fishing steamer an
la prize.
The British steamship Industry
has been sunk by a submarine,
which left the crew of the vessel
in open boats at sea the miles
from land. The crew was picked
up by the American liner Fin-
land.
The Finland sailed from Liver-
pool April 26 for New York.
The industry was 4.044 tons’
gross. built in Belfast in 1888
and owned in Liverpool. She was
last reported as having sailed
on March 17 from Newport News
for St. Nazaire. France.-
The Swedish steamer J. J.
Dickson, bound to Amsterdam.
was captured and taken to Ham-
burg by the fleet of German
warships while the fleet was re-' ,.
turning from the bombardment -
of the English couast on Tues-
dnv‘ last. ..
' The name of the J. .l. Dickson
ping records. _.
A Haves dispatch received in.
the arrival there of alanine cons
Paris from Marseilles reportoi~.«'-
flaunt of Russian more..." 3
number of which inlet given. ‘13;
mg
v
7‘ .
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