Where the Baltic Fleet Gets Its Goal
A Russian Newspaper Speaks Out
The Baltic Fleet Sent to Certain
Destruction.
The Dardanelles Question Revived
Received December 4, 5.13 p.m. LONDON, December 3. The colliers coaling Rozhdestvensky at Dakar Bay include nine German and two-English.
Foelkersahm's fleet paid £14,700 in canal dues.
•The "Moscow Btigsian. Gazette" condemns the policy ofc sending the Baltic fleet to -almost certain destruction. '
The "Novoe Vremya's" military critic says that the warships afc Port Arthur and Vladivostock are unable to assist the Baltic fleet, which must rely on its' own resources.
The "Novoe Vremya," in a leading article, raises the Dardanelles question, and says it is unnecessary to consult Britain. The Treaty of Paris, which does nob bind Japan, hampers Russia. The Porte might, for a consideration, waive the advantages.
Reuter states that Russia as further fortifying the Liaotisihan district.
•Seventeen Japanese officers' 'were killed iand 64 wounded recently at Port Arthur, mostly in the attack on 203 Metre Hill.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVIII, Issue 12366, 5 December 1904, Page 5
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