PUNTA ARENAS, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, JULY 27—(SPECIAL)—Izaak Walton Jones, a citizen of this city, reports having sighted the Vladivostok squadron three miles and a quarter off Cape Horn, about noon to-day. He first saw the fleet come down the east coast of South America, turn abruptly around the Horn and disappear rapidly up the west coast. There were three large ships and they were traveling thirty knots an hour. When last seen they were turning the corner two miles north of Valparaiso. Mr. Jones at once brought the news to this city, and, after renewing his supplies, will return to the cape where he is fishing. No. 6. DUNDEE, SCOTLAND, JULY 27—(SPECIAL)—Mr. Jem Wethersby, first officer of the Peruvian bark Calisaya, arrived here this afternoon with the report that he found evidences of the Vladivostok squadron. At seven bells night before last, while doing his trick at the watch, he passed a large piece of wreckage which, he swears, was probably part of a vessel sunk by the what’s-its-name squadron. Mr. Wethersby has had much experience in swearing, having been a mate on a tramp steamer for twelve years. Late this evening we endeavored to get a complete story from Mr. W., but he was not to be found. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON [Illustration: No. 1. ] [Illustration: No. 2. ] [Illustration: No. 3. ] [Illustration: No. 4. ] [Illustration: No. 5. ] [Illustration: No. 6. ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ A STUDY IN COMPARATIVE WORRIES [Illustration: COSSACK AIDE—“_I regret to report that Port Arthur has fallen._” THE CZAR—“_Hush! Don’t wake the baby!_” ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS STRANGER [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ AFTER THE BATTLE OF MUKDEN [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THESE ARE BUSY DAYS FOR THE BALTIC FLEET [Illustration] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SEEING THINGS AT NIGHT [Illustration: MARGATE, ENGLAND, OCT. 24—(SPECIAL)—_The Eddystone light-house was attacked last night by the Baltic fleet and totally annihilated. It is thought the Russian admiral mistook it for a fleet of Japanese airships._ ] [Illustration: