THE END OF THE CRUISER
"TAKASAGO,"
AN INTERESTING STORY.
After the great haval battle on August 10th last outside Port Arthur, the remaining ships of the Russian squadron at Fort Arthur, took shelter deep in the harbour, coly one or two of the vessels occasionally venturing out. The Japanese fleet maintained the blockade of Port Arthur, the main force remaning at the third advance base. The fist second-class cruiser
"Takasago," of 4,20 tons and 24 knots, com pleted repairs at Kure etly in December 1904, 4. and proceeded direct to the Pechili Gulf to re- sume ber blockade service. She steamed twice along the coast of the gulf, aud in the forenoos of December 11th the arrived at a certain poing at the entrance of the Gulf, to coal: It was nowing hard at the time, with a piercing nor. therly wind high seas, and the coiller did not arrive at the time appointed. On the fol. lowing day the cruiser visited the same place and waited for the collier, bet the stormy seas bad evidently prevented the vessel from keep ing the appointment, and the "Takasago" was compelled to drift during the day in order to save coal and to stenin slowly at night, Shortly after 12.0'clock midnight on the lath December, with only the watch on deck, the cruiser was slowly steaming on the eart of the grop of islands at the entrance to the Gulf, 25 miles south of Part Arth ir, when a terrible ex- plosion took place on the pastside, sending a cloud of water ich in the air. It was evident the cruiser had struck a mine at the water-line amidships, and through a large hole, about six fect square, tons of water were rushing with tremendous force. In a very short while the ship listed heavily to port. Captain Ishibashi. quickly mounted the forebrigde, and Commander Nakajama second
in com.
mand, at once gave orders to try and check the inrush. The collision mats were gat out, boats wore lowered, and all measures taken to save ship and crew. All the efforts made, however,
were of no avail, although coal, ammunition, and other heavy articles on the pottside were Jettisoned to si, ki t ́e warship. The list in creased and it became apparent that the cruiser must shorly sink. Fifeen minut, after the
mine struck the electric light was suddenly extinguished, the only iht that remained be ing that on the bridge it was found the boats on the starboard could not be lowered on ne count of the beavy list to port, and only a life. boal, always ready, could be lowered with difficulty. On the partside the steam-launch was smashed and useless, and only a cutter and femia boat were serviceable These three boats being lowered, the fixed number of men entered them, no one else attempting to leave the doomed ship. Forty-two minutes after
midnight the disaster was communicated to the Fleet by wireless telegraphy.
The end was now very neat. Captain Ishibashi on the forebridge assembled the 500
officers and men still on the vessel, and an- nounced that everyone should place a lifebouy on and remain on board as long as the ship Was afloat. A dead silence fallowed this brief order. Every man was determined to die with bie ship.
An hour after midnight the clear notes of the bugle were heard. All on board, joined in 'singing the "Kimigayn," after which'. Captain. Ishibashi led in thienza" for the Em peror, and cheers for the Empire and Navy, followed by the song of the Brave Sailor The singing took about seven minutes. The men were now allowed to smoke, and soon the strange sight was presented of officers and mon seated in all parts of the ship smoking and quietly waiting for the ship to go down. Round about them was darkneus,
The seas
were higher than before, the snowstorm had
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
Taksang, Br.. ., 977, McGlure, 9th July,~--
Rubi, Br. 3., 1,619, A. H. Notley, roth July, ----
Wahu 5th July, Rice.-J., M. & Co.
Manila 8th July, Gen.-S., T. & Co. Pleindes, Br. 1.6., 1 017, F. G. Parington, roth July-Manila, 8th July, Gen-D, & Co., Ld.
Chowfa, Ger. s., 1,055, F. Spieren, 10th July,
Bangkok and Swatowe 9th July, Rice and
Wood.-B. & S.
Kirkfield, Br. ... 2,191, T.. B. Watson, 9th-
July, Calcutta 3:00 June, Coal.-), M.{} & Co.
Laisang, Br. 3.x, 3,460, P, M. B. Lake, 9th July,-Calcutta 24th June, Penang and Singapore 4th July, Gen., M; & Co. Loongsang, Br. 8.8. 1,093, G. S. Weigall, toch July-Manila 7th July, Gen-, M.
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Munro, Miss A. Offfeldt, D.
Ohine, A.
Owen, O, E.
Paldimann, Capt. H. Rasmusten, M. Raven, Ed.
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HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION,
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CAPTAIN.
TONS. GUNS I.H.P.
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despatch-vessel...
1,700
3,000
cruiser, 143 class
11,000
16,500
121
torpedo boat destroyer
310
7,000
Commander Harbord Captain R. Nelson Ommannty the Lisst-Commander R, H, Heston
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Weibalwei
Weihaiwai
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Weihaiwai
cruiser, and class
4.363
7,000
Captain Lionel G. Tufnail
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cruiser, and class
4,360
7,000
Captain H. H. Torlesse...
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1,090
1,400
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Weihaiwal
300
300
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- 1,070
1,400
11,000
16,500
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Yangtsze
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7,000
3,000
7,000
Lieut.-Commander H. E. Sulivan Lieut-Commander Bather Lieur-Commander Lewin
PA
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Weihaiwei
Hongkong
7,000
Commander A. F. Everett
Weibaiwsi
5,700
Lisut. Commander Steventon
abr
Weibsiwai
12,950
13,500
Captain Hon. Stopford
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Weihaiwai
275
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Lisat-Commander J. May
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6,400
2,400
Captain E. F. B. Charlton
Weihaiwal
12,000
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21,000
Captain Shortland
Weihaiwai
cruiser, and class
3,600
7,000
Captain William B. Fawckner
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Lieut. Commander C. Seymour
Welhaiwni
torpedo boat destroyer...
1.900
Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwall
呼吸
Hongkong
river.gunbeata
1,300
Ligos Commander E. V. F. R. Dugmore
river.gunboat..
180
800
Lieu Commander F. B. Noble...
West River
...torpedo boat destroyer...
(1,300
Lieut. Commander J. Kiddie
Wolbalwei
424
650
Commander C, E. Monro
Surveylog
140
river gunboat
140
West River
cruiser, and class
1,600
7,000
Captain C, H. H. Moore
201
river gunboat
740
Lieut. Commander Davidson'
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Yangtare
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6,500
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21,000
Captain W. L. Grant
3
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receiving ship
Commodore Dicken
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Lieut.Commander E. Secretan
Yangtze
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6,300
Lieut. Commander Gregory-
Weihaiwal
450
Commander R. W. Glenale
Surveying
5,000
Lieut.Commander C. E L. Thomas...
Weibaiwal
1
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800
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150
150
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Hoihow and Haiphong-Por Hanol, 12th Iphigenia,
Per Mongolia, from San Francisco-Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and infant, Messrs. A. E. McFar land. S. R. Guthrie, G. B. Kimball, Mr. E. Marston, Mr. A. W. Morse, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Neely, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Resser, Memmm....]. increased, and the cold was intense. An hour. Towne and A. G. Crane From Honolulu and eight minutes after the mine and struck
Mrs. Am Tam Shee. From Yokohama Mr. July, A.M. the last moment came. Suddenly the vessel
H. Heleker, Capt. R. H. Cuits, U.S.M.C. Mr. J. assumed an-upright position-and-then-plunged-C. Graig, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McCaskey. From Kohe-Mr. F. E. Shaw, Men, I. É. Carter, Mix M. E. Carter, and Mr. G. E. Daw. From Nagasaki-Mr. D le Roy Topping. From Shanghai-Messrs. W. 5. Davidson, C. W. Frankel, E.. Freyvögel, H.E. Chau Tung, Shang, Mr. To Fang Fu, and 188 Chinese.
beneath the WaveR.
Five hundred officers and men were str gling in the water: The three boats which were lowered endeavoured to save as many men as they could, but they themselves were in great peril, and practically helpless in the gale. Presently through the darkness. the flash of the searchlight told that help was approaching in response to the telegraphic message. In a few minutes the dispatch boat "Otowa" had arrived and was doing what she could to rescue the living. In a very short while three basts from the town,” assisted by the thres boals of the Takasago," had rescued 140 officers and men, including Captain Ishibas 1. Of there a number subsei quently died from exposure. Two hundred and sixty officers and men met the fate they had faced calmly when waiting for the war- ship to sink-ipan Chronicie."
WHEN IS A WOMAN OLDI
Per Tilaj, from Macassar Messrs Brodderson, Tette and Weisberger
* Per Hatching, from Coast Ports-Lient, C. J. Hughes, Mestis. Bolles, Castro, Sanabe, and 172 Chinese.
Shipping Report
Str. Tristan from Bangkok:-Fine weather, moderate S. winds throughout.
Str. Rubi from Manila:-Light variable winds, smooth sea, fine clear weather through. ou!,
Str. Pleludes from Manila:-Light variable winds and calm, and smooth sea, fine clear
Vaskala in Porl.,
Notwithstanding the abundance of discus-weather the entire passage. stor, serious and otherwise, during the last few weeks, as to an age-unit of the usefulness of men, the newspapers have kept a chivalric silence as to the age at which women should be retired from active service, observes the Youth's Companion. There are certainly some offices which they would have to leave undone if they were to be laid aside when they
reach the age of forly.
For example, there is the art of being a grandmother-one of the most agreeable and usefal of a woman's accomplishments. It has the joys of motherhood without its responsi- bilities. The grandmother at forty is only the beginning of a grandmother, At sixty she bas a small store of whooping-cough and collega 'scrapes' and love affairs and weddinge onj which she may craw as occation requires Bat at eighty the accumulation is really splendid, and yields a new treasure for each grandchild. There is no advice which so commends itself to the boys and girls as the advice of the right sort of a grandmother-sympathetic without fealishness and courageous without sternness
AT DESTOWnest.
[The grace and the repoie cftha grandmother preserve ideals for the younger generation which the strenuous demands of the world, too often force the mother to neglect. The art of taying at home and yet, keeping a travelled mind and spirit is not acquired before seventy: Travels beside a fireplace are grandmother's cure for restlessness, as well as for ignorance.
What are you going to do with your feisure 2" asked a friend of a woman of seven. ty, who was resigning some of her lifelong
duties to other hands.
**I am going to have it," replied the wise old woman, " and that will be snuugh pleasure for the next ten years. By that time I may want to do something else with it?
Plainly she did not need to be pushed off the page at a Exod age,
УТКАМИКА.
Aldershot, Br. s. 1,354, Adam, 5th July,
Canton 'h July, Gen.--D. & Ch, Là. Baron Fairlie, Br 1, 2,223, J. 1. Ullstrom, 6th
July, Calcutta 19th June, Coal-Order, Bourbon, Fr. 4, 990, Sisco, 10th July,-
Saigon 6th July, Rice-Chinese. Chowtal, Ger. s., 1.15, H. Textor, 5th July, -Bangkok 19th June, Rice.-B. & S. Empress of Japan, Br. 4., 3,039. Henry Pybus, a.N.8, 4th July,-Vancouver 12th June, and Shanghai ist july, Mails and ́ý Gən.-C. P. R. Co.
Germania, Ger. 8, 1,715, T. Petersen, 5th
July,-Hoihow 4th July, Rice.-J. & Co. Childar, Nor. s., 1,102, Arnesen, 9th July,
Calcutta 23rd June, Coal Aagaard, Glenlogan, Br. .., 3.740, McGregor, 7th July,London and Siggapore at July,
Thoresen & Co.
Gen-McG. Bros, & Gow, Hanoi, Fr. ss., 738, P. N. Merlees, roth July, Haiphong and Hoihow pth July, Gén.** A. R. M.
| Hero, Nor. a.s. 2,418, O. Syvertson, 6th July,— Kuchinotzu ist July, Coal.-M. B. K. Hicrang, Br. 1.5. 1,400, G. Davies, 8th July,
Java 19th June, Sugar.-J., M. & Cổ. Ischia, Ital. s., 2,781, C. Andrew, 6th July, Singapore 30th June, Gen.-C. & Co. Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. .., 623, B. Obisen, roth July,-Hoihow gth,July, Gen.--), &
Co.
Kaifong, Br. 1.4, 986, E. Finlayson, 8th July,
Cebu 4th July, Hemp and Sagar.-B. & S. Keong Wai, Gers. 4,115 Köhler, 8th July,
➡Bangkok and July, Kica-B, &c.
|
Shanghai Nagarabi, Kobe, Yokohama Victoria and Vancouver, H.-Per Amperi of Japan, reth July, 11 M.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Pet Ischia, 11th July, 14 A.M.
Moorhen:... Otter ... Rambler.. Hobia... Sandpiper ... Sirisi..., Saipe... Taku Sutle
Port Darwin, Thornday Island. Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane. Rydnay, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand. Melbourne, Ade laide and Perth-Per-Australian, 13th July, | Tumar
Teal § Р.М,
Keelung. Maji, Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria. BC, and Tacoma, Wash-Per Pleladir, 13th July, I AM
Chef^n and Newchwang-Per Hupsk, 1ph || July, 3 P.M.
Swatow, Amov and Foochow Per Hat ching, 14th July, © A.M:
Bangkok-Per Chowfa, 14th July, 11 A.M. Bangkok-Per Keongwal, 14th July, 11-A.M,
Hinge, 14th July, 2 P.M.
Singapore. Sourabaya and Samarang-Per
...surveying vessel
river gunboat
71
torpedo boot destroyer
...surveying ship ...
...torpedo boot destroyer ....
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Nos), Commander-in-Chip], '
Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, "Thursday" taland, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brishang, Sydney, Hobart. Launceston, New Zealand, Acheron- Melbsime, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chingis, | Argus... 14th July, 5 P.M.-
Kobe -Per Taiyuan, 19th July, 3 PM Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Pundwa, 75th July, 5 P.M.
Tientsia-Per Werang, 17th July, 2 P.M. Bingapore, Penang and Calcutta- Per Lafiang, 18th July, 11 A.M.
Yangtose
Lieut.-Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Wast River
Lieut, Commander H. T-Atlay...
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
**
413
TEL
***
117
Salgon Canton Haiphong Saigon
Saigon
Lient. Merveilleux du Vignaux.
Baie d'Along ...Halphong
Bais d'Along Haiphong
Haiphong Haiphong
Bais d'Along Bale d'Along
**
Manila-Per Leongsang 14th July, 3 1.34. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifeng, 14th. July, 3 P.M,
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,
TONS ¡GUNI. H. P.
COMMANDING Officers.
| LAST REPORTED AT
armoured gunboat
1,796
1,700
Lieut. Ferret
36
river gunboat
***
T
133
500
Lieut. Tesanal...
Avalanche.... Baionnette... Caronade Casse-tête ... Comète
river gunboat
140
150
river gunboat
150
W
river gunboat
+.
150
Lieut. Hue
+
ww
*N Je ***
ta.
river gunboat
*
***
150
Saigon
gunboat
+24 ak
**
498
-Gulf of Siam
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama÷-Per Titiatjap, 17th July, 11 A.
D'Ass
HE
9,500
Captain Allaire...
***
Décidéa
1,000
Lieutenant L'Eost...
Tet
"
Descartes... Estoc... Francisque,.. Fronde Gulchen + .... Guzydon..
3.985
5,500
Commander Amet...
FID
***
Lient. Mère
*
11
6,300
Lient. Cotoni....
T
**
destroyer
303
Lieut. Jehenne..
-
The
***
9:376
20,200
Capt. Ridoux
Var
Hear Rivière...
Lieut. Partier...
**** ***
4 ***
Jacqpin Javõllas Kemaint Lyng Montcalm
A
308
Eleut. Corioner
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300
10P
2,200
Commander Simoa
*
The
Armbrtister
***
9,600
Capt. Duval
*
IN
Baid d'Along
6,300
Lient, Prat
Liest. Grellier ...
***
Liest. Lavissière
***
"
5,300
Lieut. de Reinach-Werth
*
***
+45
Lient. Glorieux
101
9.437
6,071
Commodes C, P. M. Poidiots"
destroyer a
Liest, Leball...
armoured gusboat
1,796
1,700
Capt. Dapries
AOT TO
the
vet
10,014
20,000
Capt Goibertaku:
D
gunboat river gunboat
*
629
.900
Liest. Roquetar
--
destroyer
150
Capt.Terquam....
battleship, reserva
river gunboat
6,150 121
-4,560.
500
Swatow, Wel-hai-wei, Chefoo and Tlestais -Per Chik, 18th July, 1 P.M.
Sachin, 19th July, 11 AM;
Enrone, &c. ladiz. via Tuticoria-Par |
Amoy, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama Victoria, B.C. and Tacoma, Wash--Per Share mul, 20th July, 11 M.
S
管理
Mousquat... Manila-Per Zofre, aznd July, 11 4.M, pod "Olry rape
Pelho... Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Pistolet Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Pès. Empress of Prot...... China, and Aug, 11 & M.
Redoptable... Sabre ... Malls for Canton, Samsbal, Wachos Str and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 | Bally. ... every morning.
On Sundays the mail for Surprise Canton at 9am. Macao will be closed at 6 am, and that for Taking Takou,.. Vauban Mails for Namtan, Sanbus, Kongmpos, Vigilante Kumchuk, Samshoi, Wachow and Capton every evening at 5 p.m. · On Sundays tha spalla will be closed at 9am.:
No mail will be closed for Canton on Bator. day evening,
armoured cruiser
gunboat
cruiser...
-
river gunboa ...
destroyer
protected cruiser
armoured cruiser
tirar gunboat
rives gunboat
destroyer.n
cruiser...
sub-marine.....
́armoured cruiser
destroyar ...
river gunboat
... gunboat
destroyer...
sub-marine..
battleship, rassTVO
***
**
EL
EL
Err
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*
armoured cruiser
The
Flagship of Vice-Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chief.
† Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Fanque de Iroquières, Second-in-Command.
Commander Sagot-Dayauroux
Lient Bragnon
AN
401
Haiphong
Haiphong
Haiphong Saigon
Saigon
Bale d'Along
. Churking.
Tongka
Baie d'Along
Saigon
...Baigon *Haiphong Saigon
Bale d'Along
...Bale d'Along
Upper Yangtse Saigon
Hougay Naoningfu
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