CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. )UNE 8, 1905

ENQUIST_ESCAPED RumI&q Admiral, With Thr©« Swift Onusers, at Manila.

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LONDON. Juuu «J.-A Maoila dl»^ patch taj* that Hear Admiral EnquUt. on hi* tla*»hJi> the Aurora, together with the crulaera Oleg and Jctutchug. which were Ntippoead to hare been kwt tn the great battle with Admiral Togo, hare artired aafely at Manila. B|tecial dlsitatcbea from 8t. Pet etaburg Huy that Praatdeut Rooaevelt'a tender of his good offices to bring about peace la received with general favor In the prees and by the public there, and a desire that soma (taps should be taken toward securing an honorable peace Is increasing!? manifest. The Bourse Cuxette says thrfl Russia must make the best possible use of the frlandly office* of the United States and Great Britain. A St. Petersburg special dispatch says that Nicholas' ukase virtually creating Governor General Trepoff dicta tor has given rise to a mighty sensation. It Is the Imperial recognition of the crisis tu the Internal affairs of Kussta and Instinctively recalls the step taken by the emperor's grandfather. Alexander II., Immediately after the attempt to blow up the Winter pala<-e In 18S0. when he appointed a emu Dilution of public safety beaded by Gen eral Jatrlff-Mellkoff. One of the emperor'# moot Infloential ministers declared emphatically that the emperor had not yet changed his position with regard to the prosecution of the war on account of the destruction of Vice Admiral Bojeetvensky's fleet. “Everything Uepeo'ls on the will of my imperial master." tbe minister said. Rear Admiral Train, on board bis flagship, tbe battleship Ohio, with the battleships Wisconsin and Oregon and the cruisers Raleigh and Cincinnati, was outside Manila, near Corregldor island, maneuvering when tbe Aurora saluted with thirteen guns, and tbe Ohio answered. Admiral Train and his squadron companied the Ituasian veskt-is to : I tr Admirals Train and Enqoiat erred In reference warships of his squadron. According to an unofficial report. Bear Admiral Enquist asked for fourteen days' time in which to repair, coal and his vessels. It is said further that alleges that tbe ships are and are damaged below ti Rear Admiral Train will-probably appoint a board to Investigate the condl tlon of the Russian vessels. Both he and Rear Admiral Enqnist are working in harmony. Thirty-four seriously wounded Russian sailors were placed In the Naval hospital at Cavite. Rear Admiral En qoist left the scene of tbe fighting before the battle was finished, and he. did not learn the final details until be rea<-bed Manila. At Sasebo Vice Admiral Togo visited Vice' Admiral Rojestvensky at the naval hospital and expressed bis sympathy for tbe admirers wounds. He praised the desperately courageous fight of the Russians and expressed bis hope that Vice Admiral Rojestreneky would soon be able to return to Russia Rojestvensky was deeply moved by tbe admiral's words and thanked him. He congratulated Japan on the courage and patriotism of her sailors and said it lessened his regret and tbe sorrow of defeat to know tbe high cfaarsgpr of the victors. At St TeUWburg it Is reported that all noocombataats have to Ifave Vladlvoatok. A Nagasaki report says on good authority that.a 11 the Russian naval prlsoets in fapan will be sent home. A Tokyo report says that a large army under the command of Marquis Oyama Is marching on Vladivostok with the object of laying siege to tbe Russian port on the Pacific, the ter minus of tbe Siberian railway. Washington has Instructed Gov< Wrigtit of the Philippine H rll^t or eminent to Inform Admiral Enquist commanding the three Russian cruisers the Aurora. Oleg and Jeartcbug—which have found refuge tn tbe harbor at Manila that be must either Interne his Manila harbor or depart

ronveraatlou Hi a and It Is expected will be retamed In an equally Informal manner. High officials did not hesitate to pxpreaa the opinion that the determination to continne the war was fixed and definite. They seemed pleased with 1‘resident Roosevelt's friendly spirit ' NO PEACt FOR EQUITABLE. T. JeOeram CeaMSae aad J. «. Scfcl* Seed la nealaaatleaa. NEW YORK. June a-The efforts 01 the off!cars and directors of the Equlta ble Life Assurance society to brinf about peace and to get the business running smoothly and to every one’i satisfaction were further complicated by the resignation of T. Jefferson Coo lldge as director. A dispatch from Boa ton says that Mr. Ooolidge has tendered his resignation, to take effect al once, and wiib It has sent his tlon to serve on tbe committee of named to select a chairman of tb« board of directors. Mr. Cooildge li tbe fourth director to resign within • week. A dispatch from Cincinnati sayi that M. E. Inga Ha will eooc resign. Jacob H. Schiff, banker and mem bet of the firm of Kubn. Loeb 4 Co., hat also resigned from tbe board of directors, of which be has been a member for twelve years. In his letter al resignation, written to President James W. Alexander. Mr. Schiff takes occasion to severely score both Mr. Alexander and Mr. Hyde, and be also writes of the actions of other offii society. , Tbe resignation of Melville E. In galls as director of tbe Equitable Life Assurance society will be sent in within a few boars. Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago was asked last night If be would accept tbe office of chairman of the board of directors of the Equitable Life Assurance society should the position be offered to him. In reply Mr. Lincoln said that under no circumstances would he accept the office. All eye* are now directed on Superhit emU-nt Frencia Hendrick* of tbe state Insurance department and the results of the Investigation of tbe aoriety'a affairs which Mr. Hendricks ia making. CRAWFORD'# TRIAL.

, fh<- Geveraaaeat. WASHINGTON, June 6. — Tbe first witness for-tbe defense in the trial of William G. crawfoad. charged with conspiring with August W. Macben aad George E. Lorens to defraud the government in connection with supplying letter carriers satchels to the postoffice department, was put on tbs stand here. Tbe witness was Jams* K. Polk, a law partner of Crawford, who drew tbe contracts between Crawford and Lorens. He explained In detail tbe drafting of a number of contracts and repeated conversations that took place between Crawford and Lorens in relation to terms of the contracts.

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