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braska brka Kansas and South Southakota Dakota DakotaRepresentatives DakotuRepresentatives
Representatives Representtves of thesejsiates tes e saia saiathey aA aAthey 2i4they
they were doubtful whetherhey wheth whethhCOu whethhCOube r5 could couldbe culd culdb
be b carried caried for Bryan Bran unless unessa un1T a Populist Populistshould Popu11tahoud opulst opulstshould
should remain in the te field f ld At the thesame thesante le lesIe
same time they said sid that tat they te did not notcare notcre notcare
tme
sIe
force forcehim forcehim forcehim
care cre to sacrifice scrifce Air r Towne and ad
him to become be ome a a Watson WatSn even eve on a aemail atmt1 aGmalI
email tmt1 scale scle Stress Stres was laid upon uPn the thedanger te tedager thedartger
danger of losing four senators enator in these thesethres tefe tefethr th e ethr
thres thr qsttes states statesThe statesThe u uThe
The Silver Republicans Republcs said sid there therewouldbe theri therwouldb
wouldbe would Siver be no doubt about abut carrying cring carrylngth carrylngthmounfalff the themountain th thnounfln
mountain nounfln states stt but they had little littlehope lte ltehOIe littlehope
hope o of the Pacific Pacifc coast coastThe coast coastThe
hOIe of
The matter mater of running a third tird ticket ticketwill tcket tcketwi ticketwill
wi will probably be determined deterined aftera afteraconference atera ateracont after a aconfeence
conference ence ot the leaders at Lincoln Lincolnas Lncln
cont as a It is understood undertood that many will willmeet wl willmeet
meet met Mr tr Bryan Bran there thee on Monday MondayActing MondY MondYActng MondayActing
Acting Actng Chairman Chairan Edmlstori dmistr dm1ston General GeneralJames GEnerl GEnerlInmes GeneralJames
James B Weaver W4ver and Thomas rrhoma Patter Patterson Patterson Pattersoil ¬
son spoke for the Populists Popuist while whileChairman whie whieC whileCiairmafl
Chairman C lalrmn THlolson Tloton exSenator Dubois Duboisard DuboisaM Duboisarjd
ard aM Representative Repreentatve Shafroth Shfroth spoke spke for torthe or orthe
0 the Silver Republicans Republcns All of the Sil Silver Si Silverflepubiirans ¬
ver verflepubiirans Republicans w publcns announced their hear hearty hearty hearjty ¬
ty support for the Bryan Bran and Stevenson Stevensonticket Stevensontcket Stevensonticket
ticket ticketThe tcket ticketThe
The Populists said they were earnest earnestly earest earestly ¬
ly In favor of the eii0n e e1Jn n of Bryan Bryanbut Brn Brnbut Bryanbut
but pointed out the difficulty difculy of en endorsing e endorslng ¬
dorsing dOnlng his ticket tcket by b the Populist Populst com committee commitee cornmittee ¬
mittee mitee without being placed plaed in the te po position p p0sitlon ¬
sition siton of dictators dicttor of o the party some something something something ¬
thing that the Populists Populsts of Nebraska Nebraskaand Nebraskaand
and South Dakota Dakot would not stand standThe stand stan stanThe
The Silver Siver Republicans Republcans presented the thename thenme thename
name nme of Chairman Chara Tillotson TJoton Senator SenatorTeller SenatorTener SenatorTeller
Teller and exSenator Dubois for rep representation representaton representation ¬
resentation resentaton on the te Democratic Democrtc execu executive executve executive ¬
tive tve committee commitee The Populists did dIdnot dIdnotpresent Id not notpresent notpreslnt
present preslnt any names naes for fr thfr thlr committee committeesaying cmitee cmiteesying committeesaying
saying sying that tha until unt they thlY could culd confer conferwith cnfer cnferwih conferwItl
with wih the te leaders le es in the te various states statesthey sttes sttesthe statesthey
they the would woul take tke no action actionIt adlonI
It I was wa determined deterined that addresses aldrsses in inthe inthe inthe
the Interest of the Bryan Br < n and Steven Stevenson Stevenn Stevenson ¬
son n ticket olcket should be Issued Iss1ed very ver soon soonby 50n 50nby soonby
by the Democratic DemocrUc and Silver Sivc r Republi Republican Republ ¬
can parties partes to t be followed folowed by an ad address address address ¬
dress from the Populist Populst perty puy when It Itwas itwas Itwas
was ready to act actChairman act actChairman
Chairman Cairan Jones said that everything everythingwas
was working towards harmonious ac action acton action ¬
tion ton by all al of the reform forces forcs arid aridthe ard ardthe andthe
the indications Indicatons wcr wEr that all al parties partieswould paries parieswould partieswould
would be pulling pulng together taether for the Bry Bryan Br Bryan ¬
an and Stevenson Stevensn ticket ticketThe tcket ticketThe
The committee commItee at 1230 adoared adoaredsine adjourned adjournedsine adjournedsine
sine die die A nunjber nu nunber ber of the t leaders leaer left leftfor let letfor leftfor
for Lincoln Lincln this afternoon aferoon to confer conferMth conferlh conferPIth
PIth lh Mr 1Ir Bryan Bran Branc BryanFIREMEN c
FIREMEN 11 LOSE LOSETHEIR THi LIKES
POUR OU X KTTTiRn riir AND A SIX SI INJURED INJUREDIN
IN I PITTSBURG PITTSBURGThey PIBU PIBUTey PITTSBTJPGThey
They Tey Were Wer Working Workng Hard Hard in i the theDense thoDese theDense
Dense Dese Smoke Smke When Wen a n Floor Foor Col Collapsed Collapsed Collapsed ¬
lapsed With Wt Them ThemPlttiburg Te TePiubur ThemPlttzburg
Plttiburg Piubur Pa Pa July 7 Pittsburgh 7Pitburgs 7Pitburgsdowtw 7Pittsburgsdowntown Pittsburghdowntown
downtown dowtw business busie section secton was wa visited vlsled by byanother byanoter byanother
another anoter disastrous distous fire fre day the second secondwithin secnd secndwihin secondwithIn
within wihin a a week week P Pur ur r me are dead and andsix andsix andsix
six others other are ae In hospitals hospials suffering mterlng from fromInjuries fromInure frominjuries
Injuries Inure which vhch may Drove fatal fatL All Al of ofthe ofte ofthe
the te victims 1cts were firemen firemenThe fremen fremenTe firemenThe
The Te fire fr had Its Is origin In the basement basementof
of E G Evans Eva orgn Cos china and glass glassware glaasware ls lsware ¬
ware establishment estlihment on Fifth FIlh avenue be ¬
tween Wood Woo and an Market lIarktt streets atreetl The
dense smoke from burning burng excelsior and andother andf andntfler
other material used In n packing I china chinaafter
baffled f d the t firemen fo fon foa for a long time fme fmehh hh hhatter but butafter
after fighting fghtng for z more than tha an a hour they theygot the thegot theygot
got the hand
upper though the te building buiding
was deluged with water waterAt waterAt waterAt
At about 530 53 p m when all aldanrer aldanrerseemed danger dangerseemed dangerseemed
seemed to have passed pased ten members membcr of ofengine ofnsine ofengine
engine companies Nos 4 and ad 11 1 were wereworking wereworkng wereworking
working workng on on the second secnd floor foor knee deep dep In Inwater Inwater Inwater
water The weight of the water wlter with wih the thealready ther thealready
already r heavy weight on the floor 0 In the theshape theshape
shape = of the t big b lf jewelers el r1h r1ha safe a of lnG lnGdard God
dard Hill H1 Co was wa too much and the thefloor thefoor thefloor
floor foor gave way wayf
In Its I gve plunge down It dragged the third thirdfloor thirdfloor
floor f cellar r rI ro along o with It r cl cl ar a through t ggg gggeth eth to the thecellar thecellar
The firemen fremen were burled deep under der tho thodebris thedebris
debris dtbrls and It I was W believed beleved at flvst ft none nonewould nonewould nonewould I
would escape esce Heroic efforts efor were made i
by the remaining firemen fremen to rescue their theircomrades theircomrdes theircomrades I I
comrades comrdes tnd nd in a little ltte while whie they tey could couldbe couldbe couldbe
be conversed with but they were still stillpinned stl stillpinned I
pinned 1lnned down dO by the masses mase3 of 0 debris debrisTo debrs debrsTo debrisTo
To rescue Captain Captin Campbell cmpbl a Jack was waspushed waspUfhe waspushe3
pushed pUfhe forward torrd and jacks were required requiredto requlrd requlrdo requlrdc
to raise a large r portion r of the t broken brokenfloor brokenfloor
boen rt
floor o He was w under the boenf floor f r ro two o bJ hours hoursyet hoursyet
yet he was wa the least c injured of all allThe al allThe
The mQney loss los will w1rcach reach 100000 100 cov covered covered coyered ¬
ered by insurance insuranceBATTLE jnsurnce jnsurnceBATTLE jnsuranceBATTLE
BATTLE WITH BOERS BOEfiSLord BOERSLrd BOERSLord
Lord Lrd RoberTeUs Roberts Tells of Fight Near NearGreyling NearGreyling ar arGreylig
Greyling GreylingLondon Greylig GreyligLondon GreylingLondon
London July 7 7The The war ar office ofce is issued issue issued ¬
sued sue the te following folowing notice notce from frm Lord LordRoberts Lrd LrdRobert LordRoberts
Roberts RobertsVlackfontein Robert RobertsVidckfontein
Vlackfontein Vl ckfonteln July 7 7A A convoy convoypassed convoypasse convoypassed
passed passe Greyling Gre lng station stton today Before Beforereaching BeforerelChing Beforereaching
reaching relChing a defile defe in the hills hls the Boers Boersshelled Boer Boersshelled
shelled sheled the advancing columns columnsThornycrofts clumns clumnsThornycrrg columnsThornycrota
Thornycrofts Thornycrrg men occupied occupie the hills hillsto bUs bUsto hillsto
to the right of the narrow narow pass pas keeping keepingthe keepingthe keepingthe
the Boers back on a ridge to the left leftwhile lef leftwhile
while whie the infantry infatr deployed deploy d in plain plainsight plainsigh plainsight
sight sigh and the artillery arier occupied a po position posiion position ¬
sition siion under the ridge ridgeThe rIdgeThe ridgeThe
The Boers Boes worked their tEir guns gns rap rapidly rapidly rapidly ¬
idly but ut the he howitzers replied repled with wih ef effect effect effect ¬
fect and drove drve back the Boers overthe overtheridg oyerherdg overtheridg
ridg ridgThe rdg
The he convoy passed pased safely and when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the force began ben to retire retre the Boers Boersagain Boersagain Boeraagain
again advanced with wih a gn gun va a the theridge theridge theridge
ridge The British Britsh left field feld battery bater re replied repled replied ¬
plied pled The first frst shell shel forced the gun g1n to toretire toreUre toretire
retire retireGRIM reUre reUreGRIM retireGRIM
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GRIM RECORD IN AFRICA AFRICAOver A IC ICOver
Over 3000 Britons Erons Killed Ki d by Boers Boersin oers oersin oersI
I in a Month MonthCopyright Monthof MonthCopyright
Copyright of rsht i960 19 by b the Assocated Ascate Press PressLondon Prss PrssLondon PressLondon
London July 7 7When Whan hen it I is under understood understOd understood ¬
stood stOd that the last lat months monts casualties casualtiesfrom casualtes casualtesfrom casualtiesfrom
from June 5 to Juv 5 amounted to toover toover toover
over 3000 30 including 1200 deaths It It will willbe wi willbe
be realized realled that the latter chapters of ofthe oftP ofthe
the tP South African Arican war though com comparatively comparaUeh cornparatively ¬
paratively unheralded unherlde1 have been ter terribly terrlb terribly ¬
ribly rlb grim grimWhen gim gimh grimWhen
When h n Is 1 it I going to end is the thequestion theQuesUon thequestiorrheard
question questiorrheard heard hear on all alisides sides Ides The meas measure measure measnrc ¬
ure of organized or nlze Boer resistance is isevidently isevidenty 1sevidently
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evidently evidenty no criterion crterion of what the cost costwill costwI costtvili
will wI be b to Great Gret Britain Briain In Precious nreclouslives prcious prciouslves Preciouslives
lives lves Unless Lord Lor Roberts Rol > rts Is plan planning plannlng planning ¬
ning some movement mvement of which the news newsis newsis newsis
is carefully careful kept secret it seems there thereis
is to be many weeks of guerrilla cuerrla fight fighting fght fghtinl fighting ¬
ing inl ahead of the British forces forcesNINE fO fntcesNINE es esNINE
NINE DIE DI OF THE TH HEAT HEATHumidity REA IIEATflumidity T THumidity
Humidity in i Chicago Chcago Helps Keps the te Eec Record Rc Rcord Eecord ¬
ord of Death DeathChicago Death DeathChicago
Chicago July 7 iTe 7The The extreme extremehumidity extremebumldlt extremehumidity
humidity bumldlt today todR caused Cused the te largest lst lstof list listof listof
of deaths dc s from frm heat het of any one On day dayduring da daduring dayduring
during the past pat Areek eek eek Nine deaths and andthree andthree andthree
three prostrations nrostUons was the record recordThe recor recordThe
The to 10 degrees degees of heat het that has ha pre prevailed pr erevalied ¬
vailed steadily al al week was wa lowered loweredto
to 79 by a heavy rain rin last night but the thesteaming thesleamin thesteaming
steaming sleamin moisture in the atmosphere atmospherewas atmospherwas
was more mor deadly deadl than a higher highe tem temperature temperture ternperature ¬
perature perture of dry dr heat heatThe heatThe heatThe
The record rcor for the week wek ending to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night night is twentyseven twentsevan deaths and andnlnetyelx andnlnetyeix andninetycix
nlnetyelx prostrations prostrationsProstrations prosttons prosttonsPstmtons prostrtttionsProstrittione
Prostrations in New York YorkNew YorkNew
Pstmtons York
New York July 7 71n In New York YorkCity YorkCf YorkCity
City Cf at noon n < on today toay the thermometer thermometerregistered therometer therometerregIstered thermometerregistered
registered regIstered SO S O degrees deges the highest JuJy JuJyrecord Jthrecor Juyrecord
record recor A A dozen heat hat prostrations prostratons werfe werfereported Wer Werreported werreported
reported reportedAustralias reported reportedAutalas reportedaii5tsaliai51Off9r
Australias Autalas aii5tsaliai51Off9r aii5tsaliai51Off9rMelbourne Offer O r Accepte AccepteMelbourne Accept
Melbourne 1 Vietorlaf Vtotora July 7 7Th The Im Imperial 1mperla unpenal ¬
penal perla government goyerm t has accepted accepte Vic Victorias Victoras Victoriaz ¬
torias toras offer of a a a naval contingent contngent for forservice forserice forservice
service serice in China ChinaTh ChinaThe
9 9Th
Th The blood blO Is i strained strne and andpurfe purified by bythe bythe y ythe
the kidneys No hope hp of health healh while whflethe whnethe whilethe
the kidneys kdney are ar wrong Foleyls FOle s Kidney KidneyCure 1ld 1ldCure KidnesCure
Cure wi will make ma healthy healh kidneys kidnes and andpure andpure andpure
pure bIded bl o Nothing Noting else else JUstias good goodJohnsoaPratt god godJohnsonP goodJohnsonPratt
JohnsoaPratt JohnsonP t Drug Dr Co
SPORTS IN INiRITAINj INiRITAINjeep tt BmTANl BmTANlKee f
Kee Keep eep Public n ef Interest InterestDespite t Despite es He Hethe all allSTORIES allthe I II
the Wars WarsAMI1fl1INS arg
+ I Lj
AMI1fl1INS iR1C S e 44 1Y 1Ye 4Y 4YSTORS
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STORIES STORS OF WILLIE WALLIE WALLIEASTOB WAILIEZTOR A
ASTOB ATOR AND A LORD ROBERTS ROBERTSSpecial ROB ROBERTSSpecial RTS RTSSpeca
Special Speca London Lndon Cable Letter Leter Copyright Copyrighted Copyght ¬
ed 1900 1 by the te Associated Asociate Press PressLondon PressLndo PressLondon
London Lndo July 7 1TrlYG 7Truly Truly GreatvBritain GreatvBritainis GreatBritainIs eatBFIain eatBFIainis
is the land of sport sprt British Brtsh soldier soldiers soldiersare
are fighting ghtng a 3 barbarous barbaous enemy e enemy emy in the thefar thefar thefar
far east eatIn in a dramatic dramatc endeavor to tosave tosave tosave
save the lives lves of some of their fellow fellowcountrymen felow felowcountrmenand fellowcOuntrrmen
countrymen countrmenand and maintain mIntIn tbeir tberoun tberountxs coun countrys countrys ¬
trys txs prestige prestge British BrItsh soldiersare soldier 3r enr enrgaged en engaged engaged
gaged in a similar simiar task tsk in Asbantl Asbantlwhere Ashantiwhere 3banl
where British BrIsh officers ofcer women and chil children chi children ¬
dren are in danger of being b ing massacred massacredby
maacre
by revolted revolld savages svages and a a quarter of a amillion amiion amillion
million miion Britishers Britsher are still t l grappling grapplingwith rIpln rIplnwth rapp1ingwith
with wth the stupendous stupedous military m1tr and civil civildifficulties cMIdifcultes chiIdifficulties
difficulties difcultes that must be overcome overtthe ome be before before before ¬
fore South South Africa Afrca is pacified pacifed ove Yet at athome athome athome
home racing raing cricket CriCKet cric1r t running rowing rowingpolo rwng rwngpolo rowingpolo
polo tennis tenns and athletIc contests conests of all alldescriptions al alldescriptions
descriptions descrptons hold practically rctcaly undimin undiminished undiminIshed undiminished
ished sway over publr interest interestIt interest
It I is true tre that HerJey ler ey week wepk as a a asocial asocial asocial
social occasion occaion has ha been more slimly sllmlvattended slml slmlatended slimlyattended
and the thegorgeous thegor thegorgeous
attended atended than for years year past ad
gorgeous gor ous summer toilets toiet did not notblossom notblossom notblossom
blossom as a usual on the banks of the thoThames tboThames theThames
Thames Thames But But while whie society deserted desertedHenley de5ertedHenley desertedHenley
Henley there tere was wa wa no diminution diminuton in the thequality te tequalty thequality
quality qualty of the rowing rwing or in the interest interestof interst interstof
of those who watch Henley for its itssporting 11 itssporting
sporting sprtng rather than for lts 1s social socialfeatures socialfeatures I
features featuresThe featuresThe 1 1The
The war and the te weather veather weatherwere were chiefly chieflyresponsible chiefy chiefyresponsible chieflyresponsible
responsible for societys socJetysabs absence iIe frpm frpmhe frqmthe rQu rQue
he + e great geat river rIver carnival carival The he ha begin beginning e egin eginning li ¬
ning of the week weekand WAS t wretch dlyAvet dlyAvetand et etad
te week v6s61iefcMdl
and ad cold that tat many many persons peraW personstheir canceled canceledtheir n le letheir
their projected tr trs trsThe trlEsl trlEslThe D DThe
The OxfordCambridge crick t match matchdid matchdid matchdid
Oxorcm r4g cr k
did not suffer surer from frQmtl frntt5pCLUeS tbese causes ca s It Itattracted Itattracted
attracted atracted enthusiasts entuslasttnas iiias large num numbers number numhers
hers ber as a ever eve and for for several sev rl days the theundergraduate tbeundeduat theundergraduate
undergraduate undeduat and andbis his sister siter mother motherand moter moterand motherand
been beenUbiquitous beenubiquitous
and other attachments attachi ts have
Ubiquitous throughout hout London
Americansm Arcmin American Throngs ThrongsThe
Trong
The international Interatont athletics athletcs ancLoolo ancLooloare ara andnolo andnoloare Dolo Doloar
are also looked forward o vard to with keen keenInterest keenInterest keeninterest
ar looke
Interest Interest What Wat with wit such suc < large largeathletic Iar laraeathletic
athletic athetc contingents contngent at present preent from fromthe frm frmte fromthe
the United States an annual conven convention conventon convention ¬
tion te of the largest larget Stt engipeer organiza organization orgniz organlzation ¬
tion ton in America Aercaho holding dJng Its Is meetings meetingswithin meetigs meetigswitin meetingswithin
within witin ton the shadow shaow jot 01 or Westminster WestminsterAbbey Westminstr WestminstrAbbey WestmlnsterAbbey
Abbey the hundreds of excursionists excursionistswho
who on their teir way to Paris pay Iay ay a afyIng afyIngvisit flying flyingvisit flyingvisit
visit to England to say nothing notng of ofthose ofthos ofthose
visit those thos who regularly rgularly cross the Atlantic Atlanticfor Atlanticfor tla c cfor
for a holiday holday it i is almost impossible to togo togo togo
go anywhere without witout meeting meetng Amen Americans Amer Amencans ¬
cans cns They The are ar omnipresent omnipresentOver omniprsent omniprsentOver omnipresentOver
Over fifty Americans Aercans who were weranxi weranxiou anxi anxious anxi anxiotis ¬
otis to attend atend fft the to th Fourth of JuiyG Ju ban banquet banQuethad banquet ¬
quet ou Quethad had to celebrate celebrt the day by them themselves thems themsOlves ¬
selves s hs wing to lack of space spaceThe spaceThe spaceThe
The Fourth reception recepton of the United UnitedStates Unied UniedSttes UnitedStates
States ambassador ambasdor Joseph H H Choate Choatefor Coate Coatefor Choatefor
for Sttes Americans mericns was wa more J re crowded cowded than thais thn thnfriebered
Is friebered remembered in the history histor of < the theAmerican te teAercan theAmerican
American embassy embassyA embasy embasyA
Aercan A curious feature was wa the presence presenceof nreserce nreserceof
of a man curous who strolled stroled strolledpast past the thefunkeys thefunkeysand thefiunkeys thefiunkeysandaId flunkeys flunkeysand
and andaId andaIdHow said saidHow id idHow
How dye do to Mrs n Choate with without wih wihout without ¬
out removing his hat and still sti with wih his hishead hishea hishead
head covered sat down in the draw drawIng drw drwIng drawing
hea Ing room full of American Aerican women and andbegan andI andbegan
began romfuU to puff puf a cigar After Afer a futile futileattempt fute futeattempt futileattempt
attempt beg to engage the ambassador ambassdor In Inconversation inconverton inconversation
conversation this individual left not notIn notIn notin
I ths
converton
In the slightest slghtest put out because becuse such suchactionhad suchactionhad
actionhad had already been suggested to
him him mm
mmTJie TJie T e absence of balls bals and parties partes has hasdriven hasdriven
driven society to other forms fors of ofamusement of ofamusement
amusement drven the latest diversion dverionbeln being beingevening beingevening
evening boating boatng parties artes on the serpen serpentine seren serentne serpentine ¬
tine tne in Hyde park parkFor park parkFor
For the first frst time tme in yearsthe yearsthePrincess year years the thePrncess thePrincess
Princess of Wales ales accompanied accom 1led the thePrince te tePrince thePrince
Prncess Prince of Wales to Newmarket and it itwas Itwas itwas
was a bitter biter disappointment dlsanpolntent to her to tosee tose tosee
see Diamond Jubilee Juble the princes prnces entry entryand entr entryand
and se ad this years winner of the te derby derbybeaten derbyheaten derbybeaten
beaten by Merry Mer Gal GalAstors GalAtrs GalAstors
Astors Atrs Strange Strage Conduct ConductWilliam Conduct ConductWilliam
William Waldorf Waldorftors Astors recent para paragraph parsgraph ar argaph ¬
graph WIUam in his own owr paper the Pall Pal Mall MallGazette Mal MallGazette
Gazette gaph Gazete saying that Captain Captan Sir Ber Berkeley Berkeley Benkeley ¬
keley Mime Mine of the te Naval and andMilitary andMIary andMililary
Military club Picadilly Picdly former formerly formerly formerly ¬
ly MIary commander r of the te royal roya yacht yachtOsborne yachtOsborne yachtOsborne
Osborne and a well wel known knownclubman knownclubman knownclubman
clubman attended atended a concert at the theAstors te teAtor theAstors
Astors Ator without wihout an invitation invitton is mak making making making ¬
great commotion In London so society soceb society ¬
ing a commoton In
ing ciety ceb and gt threatens thratens to seriously affect affectMr afect afectr affectMr
Mr r Astors position therein It I seems seemsthat seemsthat seemsthat
Ators Doslton
that Captain Captin Mime Ine was wa dining at the thehouse thehouse thehouse
house of a well wel known kown woman who whoasked whoasked whoasked
asked him to go with wih her party to the theAstors theAtors theAstors
Astors concert concert This Is daily daiy < lpne me in inLondon inLondon inLondon
London Ators and Captain Captan Milne Mine MilneublieSitat MilneublieSitatlngly unhesitat unhesitatingly ubleStat ubleStatingly ¬
ingly accepted acceptedOn
On arriving Mr Astor instead Instea of ofshaking ofshaking ofshaking
shaking arvlnt hands with wit the th captain cptin asked askedthe askedthe askedthe
the latter later his name nameMilne namel1ne nameMime
Mime told him and said sald that Lady Ladybrought Ldy Ldybrought Ladybrought I
l1ne brought him with her party partyMr paty patyMr partyMr
Mr Astor Ator responded that he he h had not notthe notthe notthe I
the pleasure of his acquaintance acquaintnce re requested reQuested requested ¬
quested him to leave and added adde that thathe thathe thathe
he would insert a notice notce in the news newspapers newsper newSpapers ¬
papers papersCaptain papersCaptain
Captain per MIme retired retrd in confusion confusionand confusionand confusionand
and from the Naval Naa an Military rUitr club clubthe clubthe
the same night sent Mr Astor Akt j a alettet alettetof letter lettefof letterof
of apology sane and expressed epress Atot the te1o thelfoe Hope e that thathe tht ththe thathe
he apolog would allow alow the matter ma ter todrop to drop In Inspite Inspie Inspite
spite 5f < this MrAsIbf Mr AsTf AsTh In his paper paperthe paperthe paperthe
spie
the next afternoon aferoon inserted the para paragraph par parsap pam pamgrapt ¬
graph so insulting Insultng to Captain Mime MilneThe MimeThe Ine
sap The captains captlns many influential influentialfriends infuental infuentalfriendS influentialfriends
friends friendS who include the Duke Du e of York Yorkare Yorkare Yorkare
are furious the duke and other naval navalofficers navalofcen navalofficers
officers furou regarding rgring Mr Astors conduct conductas
ofcen as an insult insul to th their lr profession nrotesion as aswell aswen aswell
well as to a personal peronal friend whose whoseposition whosenosl10n whoseposition
position in London society is unques unquestioned unquestoned unquestioned ¬
tioned nosl10n The members of the Naval and andMilitary andMity andMilitary
Military toned club are ar also Indignant at the thefact thefact thefact
fact Mity that Mr Astor dragged drgged in the thename thename thename
name of their club The whole matter matterwith matterwih matterwith
with Captain Mimes letter reter has been beenplaced beenplaced beenplaced
placed wih before bfore the Mines Prince of Wales Wal s and andsociety andsociety andsociety
society is awaiting awaltng the next move moveRoberts moveRbers moveRoberts
Roberts Rbers Squelches Parlor Paror Soldiers SoldiersLord Soldier SoldierLor SoldiersLore
Lord Lor Roberts Robert declination declnaton to allow allowtroops alow alowtrooPS allowtroopS
troops to be withdrawn wihdrwn from South SouthAfrica SouthArica SouthAfrica
Africa for service In China Is said aid to tohave tobae tohave
have Arica come about abut this tis way The sec secretary secretan seeretars ¬
retary of state for war Lord Lrd Lans Lansdowne Lns Lnsdowne Lansdowne
downe cabled Lord Lrd Roberts Robert asking if ifhe Ifhe Ifhe
he could spare sp re a division lvllon and Roberts Robertsreplied Robert Robertreple Robertsreplied
replied Yes YesLord Ye YesLord
reple Lord Lansdowne then theQselected selected a anumber anumber anumber
number of Lnsdowne favorite favorie officers ofcer who have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been cooling their heels In thedrawing thedrawingrooms thedrawingrooms thedrawingrooms
rooms coolng at home for billets biet with theforo the theforce theforce
force forceIn foro foroIn forceIn
In the meantime meantme Roberts Robrt cabled cbled sug suggesting sg sggestn suggesting ¬
gesting that several severl of Ofhls his tried tIe com commanders command cornmanders ¬
manders gestn mand rs should accompany accom Y the divis division divi division ¬
ion he was wa preparing nrep rim adding add big that if ifan ifan ifan
an army corps was w needed he h would wouldlike wouldlke wouldlike
like to go himself himselfThtse hlm3elfTh himselfThese
lke These Th se recommendations recommendatons out 1ut Lord LordLansdowne Lrd LrdLansdown LordLanadowne
Lansdowne in an awkward fix fx Before Beforehe
he answered 1ns red Lord Roberts Robrt suggestions suggestionsthe sugetons sugetonsthe
the latter lter heard from frm private sources sourcesthat sourcesthat sourcesthat
that none of his seasoned lieutenants lieutenantswere leut lieutdnantsWdrd
were W r to so but that warriors wardor who whohave whohave whohave
have fattened falened 10 on tat the te flesh fesh pots pot of the thecity thecI1 thecity
city cI1 were wer Comingout 1lngout to take tke all al com commands commnds cammands ¬
mands mnds In the expedition exedion whereupon whereunonthe whereupon whereuponthe whereuponthe
the little lte man promptly Drompty wired London Londonthat Londontha Londonthat
that tha it I was imoossible to send any anytroops anytroops anytroops
troops at all al outof South Africa AtrIa his hisprevious hisprvious hieprevious
previous prvious offer ofer being bang based a d on imperfect imperfectinformation imoerfectinformation ect ectInformaton
information Informaton Thejflupon Th w p Lord IorBrts IorBrtsarmy mPt Rolrts Rolrtsarmy rt
army ary rejoiced and apt J the the varpffiee T war LrJR r pfce pftlce was wasreluctantly wasreluctntv vasreluctantlY
reluctantly reluctntv oblfired oDl M to abandon a ascheme ascheme ascheme
scheme whereby wherby Jt t was hoped to mol mollify mllfy znllify ¬
lify lfy many distinguished distnguished soldiers soldier and andtheir andtelr andtheir
their telr relations ratons There is no definite definiteconfirmation detnle detnleconfraton definiteconfirmation
confirmation confraton Of this but b bittit t It 19 i told with withconsiderable telthconsiderable
considerable consld rable circumstantiality circumstantialityRow clrtumstntaIv clrtumstntaIvRow
Row Ang Among Volunteers VolunteersThe Volutear
The Th resignation rslgatc of LordWemyss LordWemyssthe Lord W Wenysa Wenysathe nSS nSSthe
the honorary honora cglpnej and iQQnel iQQnelEastace oibnel oibnelEustace
cotnel SQ1Qnel SQ1QnelEute
Eustace Eute Balfour Baifourthe te the commanding c mm ndlng of ¬
fleer of o the the crack cck London Scottish Scotts vol volUnt2sSas ol olunt j juntefjfa
untefjfa unt Unt2sSas ila as aiyesidt ut of their t lraesle desire to toprotest o orotest
protest rotest against the te governments goverments got emament S treat trat treatmeat i im Im
m meat nt of or o gint the te1VOluteer volunteers In f th te the service servicehas s rice I Is
has s Cheated tt a a ensation enlon Colonel Cqlon r Bal Balfour Balfour ¬
four Is 1 a brother brter of the te cabinet minis minister mns mnster ministen ¬
ter of that that name nae and Lord Lrd Wemyss Wemysshas Wemys Wemysshas I Iha
has ha done done more mor for this branch blnch of Great GreatBritains Gret GretBrts GreatBritains
Britains Brts defense than am an other man manThe mn manThe
The trouble truble arose arse over the war office officerefusing ofc officeretusing
refusing t o give a captation captaton grant gnt to tothe tote tothe
the te London Lndon Scottish Scotth gve volunteers olunteer because becausethey bcuse bcusethey becausethey
they were unable owing to having havig 13S 13Smen 13Smen 133men
men at the te front front to put 50 per cent of oftheir oftheir oftheir
their strength stength in ramp for the te ma maneuvers maneuver maneuvers ¬
neuvers neuversLord neuver neuversLord
Lord Lrd Wemyss writing wring to t Lord LordLansdowne Lrd LrdLnowne LordLansdowne
Lansdowne Lnowne frankly kly teDa teU him he has hasignored ha hasignored
ignored Igored the te original orignal Intuition inttton of the thevolunteer thevolunteer thevolunteer
volunteer force and has changed change Its Itscharacter itscharcter itscharacter
character charcter and constitution constitutionA consttuton consttutonlbrecht
A Albrecht lbrecht who has ha just died die in inLondon InLondon inLondon
London was Ws a manufacturer manufacttr of chemi chemicals chemlci chemieals ¬
cals ci at Birmingham Blrlngrm During Durng the te Amer American AmerIcn Amenlean ¬
lean Icn civil civI civ war he was mainly malnJ instru instrumental Inst instrumental ¬
mental in collecting clectng 200000 2OOO for tor dis distribution distrIbuton distnibution ¬
tribution trIbuton among the freedmen freedmenMINERS feemen feemenMA freedmenMAKE
MA MAKE tlOOAN 111E1AIIIIE HHUnAT AT HUNKER HUNKERM II9HKEIIMINERS
MINERS SAID TO BE CLEANING CLEANINGUP
M SA CEG CEGU
UP U MUCH GOLD GOLDSteamer GQL GQLSteamer GOLDSteamer
Steamer Amur Au Brings Brng Down Dow 250 250oo
000 oo in Dust Dut DustYield Yield i Id of cf Yukon Yuon for forSeason forSaon forSeason
Season Saon Estimated at 825000000 825000000Vancouver 25OOOO 25OOOOVa 25OOOOOOVacouver
Vancouver Va couver B C July 7 7Th The steam steamer ¬
er Amur arrived this tis evening from fromSkagway frm frmS fromSkagivay
Skagway S agay bringing S250000 25000 in gold dust dustand dustand dustand
and 140 passengers asege Of these thirty thirtywere thiry thirywere thirtywere
were returning rturinl miners miner who had sacks sacksof sacksot sacksof
of from 3000 to 10000 1000 each while sev several several several ¬
eral Vancouver merchants merchants brought broughtlarge broughtlare broughtlarge
large lare returns returs from their their northern northernbranch norther northernbranch
branch brnch stores storesAmong storesAong storesAmong
Among Aong the interesting news brought broughtby
by y the Amur Aur was that tat of the finding fnding of ofthe oftheboo ofthe
the theboo body of Karl Olson who was wa mur murdered murderifaM mumddrddla5ttcember ¬
dered derifaM ddrddla5ttcember lastiDecember cember with wih Clayson and andRelfe andRel andRelfe
Relfe Rel twa twoOther vc other American Americ citizens citizensOlsorift cizens cizensOsons citizensOisorie
Olsorift Osons body b ld y was wa found on a sand sd bar barnear barnear barnear
near Selkirk Solkrk jind nd was wa taken tken down to toDawson toDawson toDawson
Dawson Hx bY the t1 teamer Yukoner YukonerPassengers YukonerPasenger YukonerPassengeth
Passengers Pasenger leaving Dawson Dawsn ten days daysago daysago daysago
ago on the Columbian C met the th Yu Yukoner Yukoner Yukoner ¬
koner going goingdcnvrrthe downrthe wthe river There were weresaid weresaid weresaid
said to be several seve rl marks mark of violence vlol nce on onOlsons onOlsons onOlsons
Olsons body y when found and nd the au authorities authort authoritidC ¬
thorities thort scnsId consider nzider r the evidence evidece of his hismurder hism11rder hismtirder
murder < xmclusive xmclusiveAVstamcede oticiueiveAstampede rclu9ive rclu9ivestmDede
AVstamcede stmDede of miners to the new newplacers newplacer newplacers
placers placer near Whltehorse Whiehorse Is reported reportedDominion raorted raortedDomlnionand reportedDominion
Dominion Domlnionand and Hunker creeks crfek cleanups cleanupsare cleauDs cleauDsr
are r turning turl out much better than ex expecfed ex expecfed expeeled
pecfed DrCarroll Dr Car CarrOll la a prominent prminet phy physician physician hy hysician ¬
sician of Vancouver spent Dnt several severaldays severaldays severaldays
days on claims on Hunker and says saysseveral sayssevera sayssevethl
several severa men there were taking out 100 100sco 100an
sco anhou hour hourCaptain hoarCaptaiti
Captain John Irving Iring awell a wel well known knownsteamship kown kownseamship knownsteamship
steamship seamship owner ower and former forer member memberof memberotparlament
of otparlament parliament came cme down on the Amur AmurBe Amurstates AmurHe
Be states on the authority authoriy of oflover Govern Government government ¬
ment officials fclals In Dawson that the gold goldyieldof Ild IldyIeld goldyield
yieldof yIeld of the Yukon Yulon forthe for the season seaon is isVessels Is2O is25ooobeo
2O 25ooobeo 25ooobeoThREE o
I
THEE ThREE SHS SUPSAJUWRECKED SUPSAJUWRECKEDVessels i iVessels
Vessels Go Ashore Ash re Off Of the Alaskan Alaskanf AlaskanCoast Aakn Aakno
Coast CoastWashington Co o st stWashington t tWashingtonuly
f
Washington Washingtonuly July uly 7 7The The following followingreport f fOllowingreport lowing lowingreport
report report of of the condition c cpndi mdlt p of of affairs afaIrin affairsin in the theAlaskan thel theAlaskan
Alaskan l skan gold gol fields feids has been received receivedat
at the war department from General GeneralRandall Genera1Rndal GeneralRandall
Randall Rndal dated date Anvil vi Cit City June une 21 21Fortytwo 21Forytwo 21Fortytwo
Fortytwo Forytwo vessels sselgln ins In harbor about
13000 1300 people estimated estmated on shore Quiet Quietprevails Quietpreal Quietprevaii
prevails Transport Trnsport Rosecrans Rosecrns in at attempting attemptng attempting ¬
tempting temptng to make mae her way through throughthe
the ice fields felds was wa driven drven aground ago ld on onthe onthe onthe
the flats fat off of the mouth of Yukon river riverHad riverI riverHad
Had to be partially partaUy unloaded Later Laterthe Lter Lterthe Laterthe
the report reprt from her Jer says she is off of and andreloading andreloadIng andreloading
I reloading No injury Injur or loss of life lfe re reported reported ¬
ported She Is expected in this port
within wihin four days daysAthenian daysUAtheni daysAthenian
UAtheni Athenian n arrived arrved safely sfelY3 discharg discharged ¬
ed animals here and proceeded to t St StMichaels St StMichaels
Michaels before my arrival arrivalTwo arrivalTwo arrivalTwo
Two sailing salng vessels vessel barks Hunter Hunterand Hunterand Hunterand
and Eclipse EClpse reported wrecked in the thevicinity te tevienl thevicinity
vicinity vienl of Rosecrans Roserns Lawton Lwton was wasleft was wasleft wasleft
left in Dutch Harbor expected expeted to ar arrive arrive arrive ¬
rive at St 8t Michaels today todaySEEK todayI todaySEER
I
SEEK AMERICAN AMRICAN ALLIANCE ALLIANCEFrenchmen ALLCE ALLCEFenchen LLLLNCEPrenclinten
Frenchmen Fenchen Propose Popos a a Union of the theRepublics theRepublc theRepublics
Republics RepublicsParis Republc RepublcParis RepublicsParis
Paris July uly 7 7Tbe The action actQn taken ten lis liswek Siis Siisweek ls lsweek
week wek by M I GervilleReache GerieRe che he one of the therepresentatives te terpreenttves therepresentatives
representatives rpreenttves in the chamber of ofdeputies ofdeputes ofdeputies
deputies deputes for Guadaloupe Indicates that thatthe thatthe hat hatthe
the good effect efect produced among amongFrenchmen amongFrenchmen amongFrenchmen
Frenchmen by b the American Amercn sympathy sympathydisplayed spathydisplayed sympathydisplayed
displayed at these tese fetes may bring bringforth bringforth bringforth
forth practicalfruits practicalfruitsHe prtcaf pmacticar fris frisHe fruits fruitsHe
He has ha published publshe an a article artce in the theEclalre theEcalre theEclaire
Eclalre Ecalre an influential Infuental organ orgn suggest suggesting 5uggesting suggesting ¬
ing that steps be taken for the forma formation formaton formation ¬
tion ton of a society for the promotion promoton of ofa ofa ofa
a FrancoAmerican FrcoAmerIcn alliance alance proposing proposingthat prposing prposingthat proposingthat
that exMinister Leon Bourgeois be bemade bemade bemade
made president presidentSeveral Dresldent presidentSeveral
Several SeerallntormalmeeUngs Informal meetings have been beenheld beenheld beenheld
held and a convention onventon will wU shortly shorty be beformed befored beformed
formed formedThe fored formedThe
The first frst public publc action acton will be oe the theconvocation theconvocation
convocation convocalon of a mass meeting meelng at the theend theend theend
end of autumn when society returns returnsto returs retursto
to Paris from the country countr season seasonLAKE seaon seaone seasono seasonLAKE
o
e
LAKE LAK BOAT IS WRECKEDExcursion WRECKED WilECKibxcursion YRECKD YRECKDEcurion
Excursion Ecurion Steamers Steaers Hishap Mhp Risks RisksHundreds RisksHundreds
Hundreds Hudreds of Lives5 Lives5Buffalo LivestBuffalo ve
Buffalo Buflo N Y 7 July 7 7Tiie The large largesteamer largesteamer
steamer Pearl pea rl running rnnig asan a as an an excur excuri excursion excursion
i sion boat bat from Crystal Crstl Beach to Buf Buffalo Buffalo Butlab ¬
falo lab was w s driven on a a reef on the Ca ¬
nadian shore by a a furious storm stor which whichswept
swept in frm from the te lake lae late this even evenine evenIn2 evening
ine
In2
ineThe The Te Pearl had on board boad several hun hundred hundred bundred ¬
dred excursionists excursionistsThe
The tug office ofce was notified notfed and two twotugs twotug twotugs
tugs tug attempted atempted to go to the rescue of ofthe ofthe
the Pearl but both were unable to tobreast tobrast tobreast
breast brast the heavy sea and were driven drivenback drven drvenback drivenback I
back to port portA nortA portA
A message from Crystal Crstal Beach says saysthe saysth saysthe
the th Pearl went aground agund as a she was wasleaving wa wasleaving
leaving leavlrg her dock dock Of the te 900 passes passengers pasen pasengers passesgems ¬
gers on board 700 70 had been taken takenashore tken tkenashore takenashore
ashore when the message was sent and andthere andthere andthere
there was no doubt the others other would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be landed without wihout difficulty difficultyFIRE difculy difculyI difculyFI difficultyFIRE I
FIRE FI NEAR BATTLESHIPS BATTLESHIPSFlames TLESHPS TLESHPSFames i
Flames Fames Threaten Theaten Big Vessels Vesels in inCramps i inCramps
Cramps Yard YardPhiladelphia Ya YardPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Phiadelphia Pa Pa July 7 7Fire Fire broke brokeout brle brleout brokeout
out early this tis morning moring In the te extensive extensiveplant et extensiveplant nshe nsheplant
plant of the Cramps Shipbuilding Shipblding com company cm cmpany campany ¬
pany at Kensington KensingtonThe
The battleship batteship Alabama Aabama was along alongside alongside alongside ¬
side the building buiding and the Russian crui cruiser cruiser cruisen ¬
ser Variag was lying ling at the e end of the thedock te tedock thedock
dock but bu the firemen fremen succeeded succeded in pre preventing preventng preventing ¬
venting ventng the flames fnmes from reaching reahng ei either either either ¬
ther of the vessels vesselsAfter vesselsAfter ls5els ls5elster
After ter a stubborn stubbor fight fght the firemen frmen on onshore onshor onshore
shore shor assisted by the fireboats frebat suc succeeded succeded sueceeded ¬
ceeded ceded in in getting gettng the flames fames under con control control eontrol ¬
trol and ad confining confning them tem to the te angle anglebuilding agle aglebuiding anglebuilding
building buiding in which were stored a large largequantity largequantt largequantitY
quantity quantt of angle iron and moulds It ItIs Itis
Is 000 believed beleved the loss will w1 not reach 200 20
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NO RESCUE FOR ROBBER ROBBERKidnaping ROBBER ROBBERKdapig ROBBERKidnaping
Kidnaping Kdapig Case Cae Involvng Involving Martin MartinEverett Xain XainEverett NaztinEverett
Everett Dropped DroppedVancouver Drpped DroppedVancouver
Vancouver B 1 C July 7 7T 7ThO The United UnitedStates UnliedSttes UnitedStates
States Sttes consul here has ha received recived word wordthat wordthat wordthat
that the Washington Washingon government goverment will willtake willtake
take tak no further action acton in regard rgr to the theEverett theEyerettcas theEverett
Everett Eyerettcas case of alleged aleged kidnaping kidnapingMartin kdnaping kdnapingMat kidnapingMartin
Everett an American citizen citizenis
Martin Mat Eertt Amercn citzen citzenis
is serving sering a a sentence of fourteen years yearsfor yearsfor
for stage robbery r bbrynear near theborder the brder border > line lineIn lne lnein linein <
In the provincial provinclalpenientiar penitentiary Everett Everettwas Ev Everettwas ret
was aarest arrested dM at a Republic RepubUc Washiand Washiandbrought Wahnd Wahndbrusht Washhdbrou5ht
brought over1 ov t to British Bit Columbia Coh mbl with without wlh without ¬
brusht
out extraditiOn extr lt n papers paper j
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Berlin Beil July 71 jThen 7The Tfienpws iws ws from China Chinaoverwhelms Chinaoverhelms Chinaoverwhelms I
overwhelms overhelms everything eeohlg hereV htre here Tr Tta TIZu5u TIZu5ually usu usually UUalyQuet ¬
ally alyQuet quiet selfcontained elfcontalI < 5erman ean na nation nmtioi ¬
tion tonboth both high and and law 1 w has ha become becomedeeply becom becomdeeply becomededply
deeply nervous neroue Every Ee bit of news newsfrom newsfrom r
from trmChimt China is commented upon heatt heattedly heatedlyeerh heattedly
edly edlyeerh everywhere everywh r Opinions 9plnion differ dlfer lo locally 10ely lacaliy ¬
cally ely among the masses mases but the ma majority maJoriy majonity ¬
jority Joriy believes beleves with Wit the t government governmentthat governmentthat vermet vermettat
that tat the Chinese situation siuaton Is most tost cer cerlous ter terlous terbus
lous Thisresults Thlsreslt too from Emperor EmperorWilliam Eperr EperrWii EmperorWilliam
William Wii and a a number of fte the cabinet cabinetministers cbiet cabinetministershaving
ministers minisers ministershaving haying postponed postp oned their te r sum summer summer summer ¬
mer vacations vacatons because bcaus it 1 Is expected expectedthat eXeted eXetedtat expectedthat
that tat before long the weightiest weIghtest dads decisions deis deisions dadsions ¬
ions must be taken takenHis take takenHis
His dis dispatch dispatch dispatch
majestys Chinese Chlne reward rwrd ¬
patch Is I commented d on by the te press pressTha prs pressTha
Tha T Tageblatt Tageblat saysThis saysThis says saysThis
This manifestation Janlfestaton of the splidlty splidltyof spUdly spUdlyof
of the interests intersts of all al the civilized cvi na nations natons ust1on ¬
tions tons t1on shows sows the broadness broadnefs of the e em emperors emperrs emperors ¬
perors perrs views and sentiments sentimentsEmperor senUm nt nta ntaEmperor
Emperor EmperrCes Goes With Wih Heet HeetEmperor Fl PleetEmperor t tEmperr
Emperor Emperr William WIIam will wi on Monday Mondayaccompany Mondaaccompany Mondayaccompany
accompany Into the te North sea the Oar German Gr Grman Oarman ¬
man ironclad division diviion bound for China ChinaIt China ChinaIt
It is known in the emperors enrors entour entourage entourage entourage ¬
age that his majesty in his usual usua Im Impulsive ImpulsIve innpulsiye ¬
pulsive way not only gaie utterance utteranceto uternce uternceto
to many mny undiplomatic ge thoughts thought and andopinions andopinions andopinions
opinions of the news of the assassina assassination assashi assassiniation ¬
tion ton of Baron von Ketteler K teler the late lateGerman lateGeran lateGerman
German Geran minister at Pekin but it I was waswith wa waswith
with wih difficulty difculy that he was ws restrained restrainedfrom rstrned restrainedfrom
from following Qlowng the dictates of of his heart heartand hert hertI heartand
and forthwith forthwIt ordering a a regular reglar army armycorps ary aryCorDS amazycorps
I corps to be b mobilized moblzedand and sent snt to toChina toI toChina
I China The more sober so1r views of the theminister te te5t theminister
minister 5t r of foreign orelgatahs affairs Count C unt von vonBuelow vonBuelow on onBuelow
Buelow prevailed raled only after afer several severallengthy seerl seerllengthy severallengthy
lengthy conferences conferencesAmong confernces conferncesI conferencesAmong
Among Aong those thos who were earwitnesses earwitnessesof earwinesses earwinessesof
of the emnerors remarks remark to the ma marines marln mamines ¬
I mines rln es at Wilhelmshaven Wihelmshaven previous Drvlous to totheir toteir totheir
their teir departure for China China it is known knownthat kown kownthat knownthat
that his address was wa much more morestrongly morestrongly
strongly worded than officially otclalY report reported ¬
I ed and the newspapers newspaper of Wilhelms Wilhelmshaven Wlhelms Wlhelmshaven Wilhelmshaven ¬
haven and that tat vicinity vIciniy publish publsh the theoriginal theorginal theoriginal
original lowing lowingI orginal version erion in which was wa the te fol following followIng following ¬
I hope to reestablish re blsh peace pec with withthe wit withthe
the te sword and take tke vengeance ven eance in a amanner amnner amanner
manner mnner never nev before betoeseen seen by b the theworld te teworld theworld
world I send you to eradicate erdicat the dis dishonor dishonor dishonor ¬
honor done to the fatherland by bar barbarians barbarIan barbarlans ¬
barians barIan I shall shal not rest res unti until the te Ger German German German ¬
man colors color fly fy from the te Pekin fvall fvallFriendly vall vallThendly al alFendy
Friendly Fendy to t Russia RussiaA Rusia RussiaA
A number number of interesting Interestig press utteranc ut utterances utterancea ¬
terances teranc appear tody today The semiof semiofficial semioffclal semiofficial ¬
ficial fclal Post has an Inspired Inspire article atcle in inwhich inwhich inwhich
which the te reasons reons Why vhy Germany Gerany can cannof canno an ann
nof n no counsel cuns l Russia Russi to accept acent Japanese Japaneseintervention Japaneseintervention aDanese 1 1interenton
intervention writer interenton savs are set forth fort in detail detal The Thewriter Th Thwrter Thewriter
wrter > K > j jThe
The first frt prmclpje prIncplE it < I German erman rn policy policyis plcy plcyIs
is to do nothingthat nothing that could culdb be t inter interpreted InterI interpreted ¬
I preted as as anan an act of partisanship artisan hip against againstRussia agist agistRussia againstRussia
Russia Russia All Al attempts1 atept by England Egln to toinduce toinduce
I induce Germany Gerany to toabandon abandon her neu neutral neut neutral ¬
tral t al position positon toward towar the t e diplomatic diPl0matc Jie Jiegotiatfons negotiatlons e egotatons
t gotiatfons gotatons now in I progress Progess will wi fair fairThat faI fairThat
That England En lnd is desirous deirus of ot JapaneseIntervention Japanese Japaneseintervention panese paneseI
intervention Interention Is comprehensible com pre h nslble In view viewof viewof viewof
I of Englands weak military position
and her rivalry rivalr with wih Russia Rusia For For43er For43ermany < 3er 3ermany er
many matterSjare mattersare different The aban abandonment abandomnen abandonnent ¬
man
donment matterare of bur oUt our traditional ttonal diferent friendship friendshipwith rendhln rendhlnwHh rlendshipwith
with Russiashould Russiasqoud Russia sIoaid IJetoo eo inadequate inadequately iMdeQuae iMdeQuaeIyre ¬
ly Iyre retarded arded by y Englands Engands platonic ap approval approvat p purvaL ¬
proval provalAnother urvaL urvaLAnother provatAnother
Another inspired inpired article artce in the te Neu Neuste Neuste Neuaste
aste ste Nachrichten Nachri hten says saysIn sys sysI saysIn
In I Berlin Berln we make German Gran politics politicsand nltc nollticsand
and not English En Ush politics PQUtcs Germany Germanycannot Grany Granycannot Germanycannot
cannot support a amoton motion to entrust entrustJapan entut entutJapan entrustJapan
Japan Japan wih with a mandate mandAt until unt she accur accurately ucuratelY cur curately ¬
ately knows kows what practical Iractc deductions deductionsJapan deductons deductonsJapan deductionsJapan
Japan wi will draw drw therefrom therefromThe the therfrcnfTine fro
The foreign foreig office ofce tjiday t day a7 informed informedth informedthcorsDondent the thecorrespondent thecorrespondent
correspondent corsDondent of theJAssoclated t socttedP Press Pressthat Eresathat s5 s5that
that Japan apan quite quler recently l made de a a sugt sugteestlon stg stgaesUon se segestion
the askInwhat askInwhatthey what whatthey
eestlon to powers powe asking akn > wht whtthey
they intended to tdoln do in China Chlna Ger Germany Gr Grmany Germany ¬
many answered ans ere that that country countr con considered c eon eonsidered n nsiderd ¬
sidered siderd the harmony harony of the powers pwers in inaction InI inactionwas
action acton actionwas was ws the te chief thing ting but the th rep representatives reprenttves representatives ¬
I resentatives renttves of the German Gean government governmentadded goverment govermentaded governmentadded
added aded that tat they tey would woud not raise rise any anyobjection anyobjecton anyobjection
objection objecton to a Japanese Japan e mandate if all allthe al alltle
I the powers power were agreed ageed Upon that sub subiect subI subsect
I sect ect Wild NWild Wid N Tale Ta e About America AmericaA Amerc
I A Vienna dispatch dispatc appeared here to today today toI ¬
I day in which whch the claim cai was made that thatthe tat tatthe thatI
I the person n rsn who Informed ifQrmed the te come correspondent Cre Crespondent comeI ¬
I spondent had received recived information informationfrom Informationfrom informationfrom
from a n member of the American Ameicn lega legation legation legation ¬
tion to the effect efet that th t a a treaty treat was wa tin tinexistence 1n 1nexistence Snexistence
existence between the United Unfed States Statesand Statesand Statesand
and China Chia obliging oblging the United Unied States Statesto Sttes Sttesto
to send to China China her officers ofcer in case casethe ce ceI casethe
the te integrity integ ty of o China is threatened by byany byany byany
any Dower Ambassador Ambasdot White Wite hen lhenasked henasked henasked
I asked regarding regrding the he subject told the theAssociated theI theAssociatej
Associated Asso late Press Pres correspondent cor spondent that he hewas hewa hewas
I was wa of the te opinion that tat any statement statementof sttement sttementottls
of ottls this character charcterw wa certainly cernlY false falseNo falseNo
No further futher communication comm nlcaton between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe
the embassy and td Washington or the theforeign theforeign theforeign
foreign office tc upon the th subject sbject of f China Chinahad Chinabad Chinahad
had been ben made ade recently recentlyAir recenty recentyAr recentlyAir
Air Ar Ship Shp is i Criticised CriticisedThe Crtcied CrtciedThe CriticisedThe
The comment of the experts eXDe in the theGerman theGera theGerman
German Gera newspapers newsater regarding the te Ee Eephllln e ephUn ephiiin
phllln phUn airship is rather rther unfavorable unfavorableI unfavorble unfavorableEyewitnesses
I Eyewitnesses point out that it was as
impossible for the airship ainhip flying fying under underthe underthe
the most ost favorable favorble winds and condi conditions conditons conditions ¬
tions tons to return to the starting strng point pointThe nolnt nointThe
The experts exprt noted the te fact that that even evenunder evenunder evenunder
under the favorable faotbl conditions conditons existing existingwhen existng existngwhen existingwhen
when the landing was effected eteted the air airship airship airship ¬
ship was considerably considerbly damaged damagedDr damaged
Dr 0 V Green Gren surgeon in the Unit United Uni United ¬
ed States Sttes marine marne hospital hospitl service serice hith hitherto hUherto hitherto ¬
erto attached attched to the te Bremen Brmen consulate consulatehas consulnteha consulatehas
has ha been ben transferred transfered to Berlin Berln His Hisduties Hi Hisduties
duties dut s wjH wil consist cnsist of making reports reportsupon report reportsupon
upon up epidemic diseases diseasesContinued diseasesal diseasesContinued I
al alRtrU
RtrU ULANS fOR STEVfNSON STEVfNSONContnued
Continued Contnued from frm page 1 1standard 1 1standar t tstandard
standard standar This Thi continues cntnues the contro controversy controvery controversy ¬
versy very of 1S96 1S96But 19 19But 1S9But
But in addition adion to t its is departure from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the advocacy advocacy of bimetallismias blmetUsm ta new newstill ncw ncwsUl ncwstill
still sUl more profoundly prfoundb departed from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the traditions traditons and and3 interests Interest of the theAmerican theAmercan theAmericaa
American Amercan people by bybecomlng becoming the te spol apologist spololst spolexist ¬
exist olst for and the te champion of trusts trustsand trustsand trustsand
and monoDolies monopoles and ad has introduced introducedsuch itoduced itoducedsuch introIucedsuch
such imperialistic ImprIalstlc practices practce and the theories theores thearies ¬
aries ores into the administration aministrton of the af aflalrs aftalrs affairs
fairs of government goverment that for the first firsttime frst frsttme firsttime
time tme in the history histor of the party its it na national natonal national ¬
tional tonal convention conventon could COud not even refer referto rfer rfertQ referto
to the th Declaration Decarton of Independence Independenceand Idependence Idependenceand
and this thi although a1hou h its It convention conventm of
1900 met in i such a place lace and within withinsuch wihin wihinsuCh withtnsuch
such an environment that tht the great feal reat de declaratlon decl declaratioa
claratlon cl raton would have peculiarly neclarh ap appealed apMaled a apealed ¬
pealed Maled to t the party had it I still sti listened listenedto lstened lstenedt
to t the voice oice that that In that earlier ealer and andt andbet andbett5r
t better bet r day pleaded pleded for a a a government governmentI
I of the people people for the people peple and by bythe byth bythe
the th people In the te face fae of such pro profound profound profound ¬
found departures deDatures from frm the traditions traditionsand tmdtons tmdtonsand traditionsand
and ipterests of the American oeonle oeonlefwe peODleW peonlee
te ercan
fwe frarfy frarfyDemocratic tar pariyDemocratic W e cannot canot return rtur to the te Renubllcan Renubllcanfrarfy Rep Reptbltcanpariy b1can b1cantar
Democratic Dmoctc Party Par Stands Stds For Right RightOn BightOn
On the th4 other hand we e find fnd the te r Dem DemOcratic > em emAcratlc
Acratlc cai party has ha again agai ag ip placed Itself ItselfI I1fl I1flrlgh itselfnight
I right on the tho em moneyquestion mOney ney Quest question Ion right rht on oaI onthe onthe
I the Question Queston of trusts tt and monopolies monopoliesI monopoliesright
I right as s the champipiLof of the te Declara Declaration D Declaratioti l r ¬
tion tO of IndeoSrideKcVahd Ind Indeendeace3 chmploR ndenc and of constitu constitutional constu constitutlonal ¬
tional tonal government gverme t Tight lght expressing inexpressingIts In exr expressingits st g git
Its it sympathy symtatv for other otr nations naton who whoonly shoonly ho hoonly
only aski ak ask Tilat Tht which whicou whichyoO you wonld t >
others oter should do unto unt you u do evenso evensounto e evensounto vens
unto uto them themThe tem temhe themThe Yf 1
The he Democratifccandidate Democt cnUdate for pres president pres president pmesIdent ¬
ident Is i oursour our ours our convention C venton ramed ramedhim zaed rannedhits t thI
him hI Uaon the t fundamental fudaetal nroposi nropositlons DrPs znroposlttons j jdons
dons above abye stated we are ar ard one with it the theDemocratic t theDemocratic I IDmrtc
Democratic Dmrtc and the Peoples Peples parties aartiesOur partiesOur
Our common comon candidate cnddate for president presidentis prident pridentis nte1
is enlisted enlsted heart and a d soul sul in this ti great greatcause gat gatca greatcause
cause ca We W know kow hhas h be bssthG ua ha high cant courage curI cantage ¬
age of his convictions conictous His triumph Is Isnecessary Isnecssar Isnecessary
necessary necssar if i we are to hand down to toour toon toour
our on childrens cdrns children cldrna a government governmentfounded aovemnthentfounded verIent verIentfouded
founded fouded in the te wisdom weom of the fathers fathersmaintained fate fatematne fathersmaintained
maintained matne by the t blood blod and treasure treasureof traure traureof
of its It citizens ciins and ad perpetuated peptuted as a a apriceless aprcles apriceless
priceless prcles heritage heritageStevenson hertg heritageStevenson
Stevenson Stevnsn Is I Endorsed EndorsedImpelled Endored EudOrseImpelled
Impelled Impeled by these te considerations considerationsyour considertons considertonsyou
your you national naUona committee committe has h deter determined determined determined ¬
mined that tt its it duty in this t hour hon is to toendorse t fnendorse
endorse endor Hon Adlai E Stevensonas SteenS a our ourcandidate ourdldate ourcandidate
candidate dldate for vice Yic president presdent ins i order orderthat orderthat orderthat
that the opposition oDPositop to the te gold stand standard stnd stnda standaid ¬
aid a trusts tt and monopolies mononle Imperial ImperialIsm Imnrial Imnrialism ImperialIsm
Ism and andail all al tts ts attendant tettt evils els may con concentrate concentr concentrate ¬
centrate centr e its It votes oes at the te danger dagr point pointand pointad pointand
and ad accomplish accmplsh the triumph tIuph of those thoseprinciples thos thotoprincipLes
principles so s dear to us ts tis Its but bu simplejustice simple simplejustice im le lejustce
justice justce to say ay that in taking tking the action actionIndicated aton atonindicate actionindicated
Indicated indicate we are ar following flowlng the advice adviceof
of our distinguished distngIshed leader Hon HonCharles Honcharles
Charles Cres A A Towi TowiLet To ToLt TowaLet >
Let Lt us u express erss the hope hop that tat our ourfriends ourfrends ourfriends
friends frends will wl lay asf3e afe whatever of dis disappointment disappointment disappointment ¬
appointment they tey may tay feel tel and join in ina ina ln lna
a united unie effort efor to secure secre the triumph triumphof trunDh trunDhot
of our principles prncples at the coming ming deetion dee election lec lecton ¬
tion ton
tionD D C C Tillotson Tioton Kan chairman chaira chdirmantional na national natonal ¬
tional tonal committee committeeE comitee comiteeE
secretary and andtreasurer andtreaure andtreasurer
E E S Corser Corer Minn secretr
treasurer treasurerFred treaure treasurerFred r rFred r
Fred T pubols ubois bls Idahb IdaI chairman carw carwecutve ex executive enecutive ¬
Jdah
ecutive ecutve committee commie commieJohn W WJohn k kJohn
John F ShafroUv Shafrth Colorado ColoradoS
S W Brown Ohio OhioD Oho OhoD Oh1o4 Oh1o4D
D Frank Fran Powell Wisconsin WisconsinNathan WisconsinNathan sconsi sconsiNatan
Nathan Natan Cole jr executive xecute commit committee cmmi committee ¬
tee teeHTTT tee teeHILL
H teeH HILL HTTT SAYS HES S EXTINGUISHED EXTINGUISHEDExSenator EXT EXTINGuISHEDExSenator
ExSenator ExSetr Makes Mkes Facetious Fa etou Speech Speechat Spech Spechat
at St St Louis LouisSt Luis LuisSt LouisSt
St St Louis Luis Louis1 July 7There was wa consid considerable considerbie considenable ¬
enable erbie enthusiasm at at union u lon station staton to today t tday today ¬
day caused case by the te returning returing delegates delegatesfrom delegatesfrom
from frm the Kansas Kanss City Ciy convention cnventon Ex ExSenator E BaSenatOr
Senator Seafor Hill HU was wa received reeived with wit cheers cheersand cheersand
and hand clapping capping He acknowledged acknowledgedthe
the te ovation ovaton with wih a a bow and with a asmile asmUe asmile
smile smileIn smUe smileIn
In company with wih Judge Augustus AugustusVan Augstus AugstusVan AugustusVan
compny
Van Wyck Wyc of New NewYork York exSenator exSenatorHill eSenator eSenatorHi
Hill Hi was wa taken on change by exGov exGovernor eGv eGveror enCoyernor ¬
ernor eror Dr R Francis and was wa intro introduced introduced introduced ¬
duced by President O L Whitelaw Whitelawwho Whitelawwho Whitelawwho
who mentioned mentone the te recent rent convention conventionat Cnventon Cnventonat
at Kansas Ks City Ciy and said sid that among amongthe amongthe amongthe
the many may distinguished distngished men there tere he heconsidered heconsidered heconsidered
considered Mr Hill Hi the most distin distinguished distn distnguishe distinguished ¬
guished guishedExSenator guishe guishedEnSenator
ExSenator Hill Hi was received reeived with withhearty wit withhearty
hearty heart applause applase He said sid in part partYour partYour partYour
Your president has la said that th t I have havereturned havereture havereturned
returned reture from a convention cnventon where wherethere wherethere nherethere
there were some distinguished men menand menand menand
and I may add probably distngishe there tere were weresome weresome weresome
some who were extinguished extngished I may my be bepardoped beprdope bepamdOped
pardoped prdope for saying sying that possibly I be belong belong belong ¬
long to the te latter later class classAt clas clasAt classAt
At the conclusion concui n of his remarks remarkswhich remarkswhic remarkswhich
which whic were heartily heartiy cheered the ex exsenator exsenator ensenator
senator shook shok hands ands with wih those tose who whopressed whopresed whopressed
pressed presed around him He left the city cityat cityat
at noon non for New York YorkBARRETT York YorkARETT YorkBARRETT
BARRETT ARETT SEES HANNA HANNAEsMinister HA HAExMnstr ffANNABaIinister
EsMinister ExMnstr Dickers Dicer Over OverTag Taking the theStump te teStIP theStamp
Stump StumpCleveland StIP StIPleveland StampCleveland
Cleveland July 7 7ohn John Barrett Barrettminister Barrettminister
minister mI lster to Siam under uder thejCleveland thejClevelandAdministration teClevelandMmlp1sttion theCleveland theClevelandadmiplstratlon
Administration Mmlp1sttion was a a visifor vlH r at t Sena Senator Senator Senatar ¬
tor Hannas Hanas office ofce today and ad held a along along along
long conference with wih the national nationalchairman nationalchaimnmii
chairman chairmanThe cha chaimnmiiThe
The exminister emlnit r supported suppoted McKinley McKinleyduring McKinleyduring IcK ley leyduring
during the last lt campaign cpalgand campaignand and it is un understood usderstood ¬
derstood will take the stump st mp in his be ¬
half hal this fall fallLater fl fallLater
Later Lter in the t day Mr Barrett Barrett de departed deprte departed ¬
parted prte for Canton Cntn to t see s President Preident Mc McKinley McKnle MeKinley ¬
Kinley Knle Mr Barrett Baret Is I thoroughlycon thoroughlyconversant tbrughltn tbrughltnverant thoroughleOaversant ¬
versant verant with wih affairs fair in the Orient and andwill ad adwU andwill
will wU give the president all a possible po ille in information infpraton infprmation ¬
formation fpraton in regard regrd to the Chinese Chinesequestion Chinesequeston Chinesequestion
question questionSenator queston questionSenator
Senator Hanna said today todaytha that he hewould hewo hewould
would wo ld go to New York and ad open open the thenational j jor i inatonal
natonal national headquartrs head4uarters In tt that cf city on onor l
or about July uly 25 ± 5 While Ue In the east the thesenator j jsenator I
senator will wi make Ike his home hoe at Elberon ElberonN
N J making aking the trip trp to t ad and from fromNew tromNew fromNew I
New York daily dan He will wl occupy the theElberon te theElberon
Elberon Elbern cottage cottge of New Jersey State StateRepublican StatRepublcn stateRepublican I
Republican Republcn Chairman Chairan Frank Frnk Murphy Murphywho Murhy Murhywho Murphywho
who Is now in Paris as exposition expsItion com commissioner consmIssIoner ¬
missioner Senator Hanna Hana will wi remai remaithere remalthere remaithere
there until unt September LNAMED < L LNAMED I INAD
NAMED NAD FOB SLAUGHTER SLAUGHTERRepublicans SLAUGHR SLAUGHRRepublcn SLAUGHTERRepublicans
Republicans Republcn Set Up a Mark 1rk In I Ar Arkansas A Arkansas ¬
kansas kansasLittle
ka i iLittle
Little Lite Rock Ark July uly 7 7The The Re Republican RepubUcan Republican ¬
publican state stte convention conventon today toay nomi nominated nominated nominated ¬
nated H I Remmel R mmel xnmelOf of f Little Litte Rock for forgovernor forgoveror forgovernor
governor goveror and decided deided to leave leve the re remainder remainder remainder ¬
mainder of the state stte ticket tcet blank bknk The Theplatform Theplator Theplatform
platform plator after afer endorsing the platform platformand platformaod platformand
and nominees of the th Philadelphia Phiadephia con convention co convention ¬
vention venton favors tavor the consolidation cnoliaton of of the thestate thestte thestate
state and national elections and
stte natonal elOion com compulsory ci cornpulsory ¬
of ofstrikes ofstrikesTPWUE pulsory pulsor strikes strikesTOWNE arbitration arbitrton for the te settlement settlementof settement settementofstrikes 4 4TOWNE
TOWNE IS IS UNDECIDED UNDECIDEDDoes umE ED EDDoes
Does Not Yet Know Kow Whether Weter to toWithdraw t tWithdrw toWithdraw
Withdraw WithdrawKansas Withdrw WithdrwKanss WithdrawKansas
Kansas Kanss City Cit Mo July uly 7 7C C A ATowneasked ATowne ATowne
Towneasked Towne asked today if he would with withdraw Wit withdraw ¬
draw dw as a Populist Populit vice lce presidential presidental nom nominee nominM nommae ¬
mae in inorder order that tat Stevensons Steensns name namemay namemay namemay
may be be substituted substtuted and the Populist Populistticket Populst Populsttcket Populistticket
ticket tcket made to corrsepond corepnd with wih that thatnamed thatnaed thatnamed
named naed by the te Democratic Democrtic national natonal con convention cn cnveton convention ¬
vention veton is quoted Quoted as saying sayingI
I cannot cnnot say s anything just now no Ill Illmake Il Illmake
make an announcement in a few days da
POCATELLO POCATLO IS FOB R DUBOIS DUBOISErSenator DUOIS DUOISESenatr DIIBOISEnSenator
ErSenator ESenatr Wins Wi Closely Cloely Contested ContestedDemocratic Contetd ContetdDemoctc ContestedDemocratic
Democratic Democtc Primaries PrimariesSpecial Praes PraesSpecial PrimariesSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldPocatello Herld HerldPocatelo HeraldPocatello
Pocatello Pocatelo Ida Ida July 7 7At At the Demo Democratic Democrtc Democmatic ¬
cratic crtc primaries prImares held here today thefonowing the thefollowing thefollowing
following were wer elected eleted delegates delegtes to the thecounty te tecount thecounty
county count convention conventon John ohncott Scott E G GGallet GGalet GGallet
Galet Gallet J 2L L Knowles Kowles John Onthank OnthankJ
J Cr C Carrigan Cargan Joe Mombert Thomas ThomasKane Thoma ThomasKane
Kane Ke Lieutenant Leutenat T Schudy Shudy J H HDodds HDodds HDodda
Dodds P W Gallagher Galaghe H H V Platt Plattand Plat Plattand
and Ben Fitzpatrick FitzpatrickAll Fizpatrick FizpatrickAl
All Al favor faor the the nomination nominaion of Fred T TDubois TDubois TDubOis
Dubois for United Unite States Sttes senator at atthe atthe atthe
the state stte convention conventionIntense cnveton cnvetonIntens conventionIntense
Intense interest was wa taken In the theprimaries te teprimares theprimaries
primaries primares the largest vote vote ever ever cast castbeing ct ctbeing castbeing
being called cled out outTO out outfORtGNfRS outFOIIELES
fORtGNfRS FOIIELES REPORTED RtPORTEDTO
TO BE E HOW HOlm G OUT MI 3 3Continued 3Cont 3Continud
Continued Cont e fo frontpage from p pagot pagotdorn bei beidom i j jdom
dom dom there will wlltbe Yllbetio be trouble b ad arid o atro atrocities ro rocities o ocltc
cities citiesBEITAES1 cltc I IBRTTAI C
BEITAES1 lSR IS READY REAJDYTO READYTO
RTA iY iYTp
TO BAGS BAORJA BAORJACop BAOItJAPAN BAOItJAPANCopyright JAPAlf JAPAlfCopyright
Copyright Cop lght 1900 1 by the Associated Asiatd Press PressLondon Pess PessLndonJuly PressLondon
London LndonJuly July 7 7By By y the average averageBritisher averageBnitisher verge vergeBrtsher
Britisher Brtsher the present pr sent situation situaton in China Chinalsgc ChIa Chinais
lsgc Is geeralY generally ret refemred4nsa > ir irthe a cr crime of ofthe of ofthe
Je
the powers power Thlsyietv TIsYe r Ja is shared shad by byalmost b balmost byalmost
almost everybody ev by not ot connected with withthe wit withthe
the foreign office officeWith officeWitIt
trig ofce ofceWit
With Wit the uncontradicted unconticte rumors rors that thatthe that thatthe thatthe
the helpless helples European Europen EuropeanwomenandchiI EuropeanwomenandchiIdrea women women3dchU women3dchUdren and chll chlldren
dren were tortured tprured 10 i death deat at a Pekin Pekinthere Pekn Pekntere Pekinthere
there tere has come home to 10 all al classes casss all allpapers allpapers
papers paper and all alpatle ailpartles partfes keen sickening sickeningsense sick sickeningsense nlng nlngsene a
sense sene af lf f Great Great Britains Britlnshelpessness BritlnshelpessnessSome helplessness helplessnessSome helplessnessSome
Some go 10 even farther and an j describe describeGreat dccib describelreat
Great Qreat Britains Brltns attitude a u e as anignominy
< 1 1s 4 t1 > i V v i
I It 1tmUst must not not uoti be gathered tere thered1ltat fittat p t this thisseltcriticism ts tselQitdsmeclude thisseioritieisme
seltcriticism elQitdsmeclude excludes ± cludes equal fsevere fseverecritioMn svere svereCta evere everecritJtin
critioMn upon the other oter powers con concerned cn cncere concerned ¬
cerned cere Cta The preponderance prpnderce p of emit criticism cl emitclam ¬
cism is only directed against thediome thebomeger thehomegovernment thediomegovernment
government ger ment dr in the te te hope hop gt that tat it i will willbringsome wt willbringsome
is What Whatis Vkatis
bringsome result The Te cry i
brgsme rult cr
is the good of Lord Lrd Salisbury SaUsbtt saying sayingthat syng syngtat Sa3PIflgthat
that tat the te go international iteraon understanding understadIng is isharmony IshaoI isharmony
harmony haoI when that harmony honY harmonywill will l not notlet notlet notlet
let Japan step in t and save Se the lives lves of ofour otour ofour
our minister minster the te men women and ad chit children chUdrn chitdren ¬
dren drn in his h charge chargeDesire chagen chargeDesire
Desire Deie is i For Revenge RevengeThe Rvege RvegeThe RevengeThe
The events event and rumors rmor of the te week weekhave we weekhave
have completely changed chage the public publicattitude pubi publicattitude
attitude mpetely toward tward China China It is i no longer longera longr
a a question qUeston of spheres sphers of influence Inuce and andthe ad adte andthe
the te maintenance mantenance of British Britb power pwe in inthe inte inthe
the far fa east et but It i is i a a matter mte of say saving Sf saylug
te
lug human hnan life Ue if i possible pssible ancMf and if that thatis tat tati thatIs
is i baffled bafe an overwhelming overbeJmng desire d lr for fora
a a speedy and ad terrible revenge eBge Emper Emperor Emp ¬
or Williams stern ster invocation inv tonof of veil vengeance veilseance en ¬
llams
in inGreat InGrt inGreat
geance geace has ha had a heartfelt hertel echo
there are ladles Indications ladleslions ¬
Great Grt Britain Brtain and tere ar Ind
lions lons that that the te foreign forg office oce is i awaken awakenIng awakening
1 Ingto Ing to the strength of this ti feeling felg and andis andis andis
is takingsuch tingsuch steps st p that international internationalharmony int iaternatlonlharmony natzl natzlharon
harmony haron shall not In future Interfere Intrfere Intrferewit interferewith
1 with wit independent action acton when great grOatemergencies t temencies j jemergencies
emergencies emencies arise ariseThe ariseThe
are areThe
The naval stations statons have become beme cen centers centen centern ¬
tern ten of activity actvt and ships ship and troops troopsare toP toPae troopSare
are ae hurrying huring eastward eatwar Parliament Parliamentwill Palaent Palaentwi
will wi be asked aked for an additional ad lona 1900 1e
000 0 for the te navy nayy and the te inefficient inefficientvessels Inefcient Inefcientyessels inefficientvessels
vessels will wi be b ordered orere to be b struck strucki stck stckof struckoff
i off of the efficient efcient list listBritain lst listBritain I IThe
Britain Brt Looks Loks to t Japan JapanThe Japa JapanThe
The attitude atttude of the United States Stte to toward to toward ¬
ward wa China is but but little lte understood understoodand undertod undertodand
and is generally generly believed bleve to be b entire entirely entr entirdly ¬
ly IJ controlled controled by b the political poltql conditions conditionsof cndion cndionof
of the anteelection anteeleton period pero It I is hoped hopedthat ho hopedthat d dtat
that tat Japans Japas star str will wl now arise in the theeast theeat theeast
east eat and save the situation siuaton and the thepopular thepopular thepopular
popular demand is whether or not Has Russia RU Hasala ¬
ala agrees ag Great Grat Britain Britin shall shal speedily speedilymake spdiy spdiymake speedilymake
make herself henelf strong stong enough to unite unitewith unl unlwit unitewith
with wit Japan apn if I the exigencies egnces of f the thesiuaton thesituation j
situation siuaton demand such action The na nation na usfion ¬
tion ton is tired tir of harmonious harmoniou aceord aceordthat aord aordthat aesordthat
that Is barren brren of result result It I is useless uselessto usles uslesto
to speculate spculate upon how far Lord Lrd Salis Salisbury Sls Slsbur Salisbury ¬
bury bur will wl be able ableth ia meet this popular populardemonstration ppular ppulardeonstrton populardemonstration
demonstration deonstrton by means mes of the nego negotiations negotatons negotiations ¬
tiations tatons at t present prsent progressing prgring though thoughhypothesis tough toughhypothesis thoughhypothesis
their outcome fills fillscountless fillscountless
hypothesis regarding regring teir outcme fUs fUscountes
countless columns colun in the British Brtih pa paDers papens
countes Ia Iar IaFRANCESENDS
pens DersFHANGESEND8 pensFRANOESENDS r
FHANGESEND8 TROOPS TROOPSBUT TROOPSBUT TROOPSBIJT
BUT DENIES ITS WAR WARParis WAltParis WARParis
Paris July 7 7In In the chamber chbr of ofdeputies of ofdeputes ofdeputies
deputies deputes today the te minister mniter of foreign foreignaffairs foreignaffairs
affairs afair M Delcasse Delcase said saidAgainst sid sidinst saidAgainst
Against inst whom whom could culd war be de declared decare dedared ¬
dared care The Te imperial imperal government goverment ap appears apper appears ¬
pears per either eiter to have been bn abducted abucte or orImprisoned orimprsoned orimprisoned
Imprisoned imprsoned by the te rebels but the vice viceroys vce vceros viceroys ¬
roys do not seem sem disposed dispse to obey the therebel th thrbel therebel
rebel rbel chiefs chiefsThe chiefsThe chiefsThe
The minister explained eplined the dangers dangersof da er
of a a declaration declaraton of war He favored favoredaction for favore4action
action aton at Pekin similar simiar to Frances Francesaction Frnces Frncesacton Francesaction
action acton in Yuan Nan Sen and ad had sue suggested sU21 sU21gested suegested ¬
gested it to the powers pwers but the te situa situation sltua situafion ¬ I Iton
tion ton at Pekin was was different diferent The Te sov sovernment govemnment ov overment
ernment erment has disappeared diappeared before bfor the in insurrection insuecton Insurrection ¬
surrection suecton which would only yjeld to toforce tofore toforce
force fore and it was wa this tis force which it itwas itwa itwas
was wa necessary necesr to employ employFour employFour
Four thousand thousnd French Frec empo3 troops tops he con continued contnue continued ¬
tinued tnue had already alred started starte and an another anI another ¬
other ot r 4000 400 will wl leave before blor July uly ulyOter 29 29Other 29Other
I Other Oter troops t oops will wi follow folow according aCCrding to tothe tote tothe
the te emergency emerency of the te situation situationMeasures situationMeasures
Measures 1eanes will wi also be taken taen to make makethe maket makethe
t the e navalforce nava naval Ior force worthy worhy of France Frnce who whonever whonever whonever
never never intended itnded to abdicateany ahdcte abdicate any n of ofher ofherr ofherrtahta her herrishts
rishts rishtsIn r rtahtain h hIn
In conclusion cnclusion M L Delcasse Delese dwelt dweltupon dweltupon dweltupon
upon the te necessity neceJty of a perfect ret accord accordamong accordamong
among aong the te powers power and ad declared declare that thatsuch thatsuch thatsuch
such time accord acord really reny exists s at the th present presenttime presentltme presenttime
ltme I
TU1 NPLANSAN NPLANSANATTACK N PLANS AN AN4r1C ANAkCK
ATTACK ON NNAl NANKIN NANKINShanghai NXNKINShanghai
4r1C lni lniShnghai
Shanghai July uly 6 6Prine 6Prince Prince Tuan has hasordered hasorere hasordered
ordered orere General G n6ml Yu Yuan Spi Kai to tomarch t tomarch
march on Nankin with ih 18000 180 German Germandrilled Gran Grandrled Germandrilled
drilled drled troops toPs It I is 1 doubtful doubtul if he will willobey willobey l
obey ob but in any case cs Viceroy Vicroy Lui is isbeffeved IsbHeve Isbelieved
believed bHeve to be bable able to safely hold Nan Nankin Xankn Nankin ¬
kin kn He H has ha fifteen ffeen warships warhips on the theYang theYang theYang
Yang Tse Kiang Klag and an Great Britain Brtin is isready i isready
ready rady to assist at this thi opponent oppnnt of the therebel therbl therebel
rebel rbl government gcr nt The Te departure deprure of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the antiforeign atforeig Taoti Taot Sheng for Nan Nankin Xankin Nankin ¬
kin is causing anxiety anxietyCRUISES 2nxty 2nxtyCRUER anxietyCRUISER
CRUISES CRUER GOES FROM COAST COASTBritish COAT COATrih COASTBritish i
British rih Ship Shp Arethnsa s is Ordered OrderedFrom Orerd OrerdFm OrderedProm
From Fm Vancouver VancouverVancouver Vacouver VancouverVancouver
Vancouver Vanouver B C c July Jul 7 7Her 7Hermajestys Her Hermajestys
majestys steamship Arethusa ATethu which whichleft whichleft whichleft
left Vancouver Vancuver yesterday yetera returning relurlng to toEsquimalt toEsquimalt
Esquimalt Equim lt has ha received retive orders oreh to pro proceed pr proceed ¬
ceed at once to China China sailing sing as a soon soonas sn soonas
as a she can cn get coal col ammunition ammunion and andstores andstores
stores aboard ab probably pfobahh on Wednesday Wednesdaynext Wenesday Wednesdaynext I
next net She Sh is an armored arr d cruiser criser of the thesecond te tesecnd thesecond
second secnd class cJs built bi on practically Drctcly the thesame these theSame
same se lines Jnes as a the t well we known kno Amphion Amphionand Aphlon Aphlonan Arnphionand
and of about the
an abut same tonnage and andspeed andspeed
speed speedHer spe speedHer
Her commander commandr on the present com commission commisio ¬
mission misio is Captain James ames Startin Starl who whowas
was wa as a recently recenty as a 1S3S 18 in n charge chare of the thesensational te
sensational senstiona Bonin expedition eXlin in which whichsharp whichsharp
I sharp shar fighting fghtng was a followed folowe by com complete co cornplete
plete pete victory victor to t the British BrIsh arms ars the theoccupation te teI theoccupatioa
occupation ocupaton of the rebellious state and
rebelou
stte ad adI
I the speedy restoration of
eneY rstorton peace peae and andorder andThe andorder
order orderThe orderThe
The Tartar T rtr which is i now coaling coaln at
I Comox Cmox proceeds prceed at once on e To to 0 Hongkong
Taku there ther to receive troops trops for transport trnspor to
I
MORE MISSIONAIMES mSSIO lUES KILLED KILLEDatholic KD
bishop ishop a n Victim VictMouden VictMoudenIvolved VictimMoujden VictimMoujdenInvolved Houkden HoukdenInvolved
Ivolved Involved InvolvedLondon InvolvedLondon
London Lndon July Jul S SA A report reprt from frm Che CheFoo Cte CteFo CheFaa
Faa Fo dated July uly 7 says sys the Catholic Catholicbishop Catoli Catholjcbishop
bishop two priests priet and two nuns have havebeen haeben havebeen
been ben murdered murderedA murdere
A report rDrt from Moukden dated July ulv
5 says sys the Danish Danih mission misin at Hin Tun Tunwas Yu Yuwas Yunwas
was surrounded srunded by Boxers BoxersAccording Boxer BoxersAccording
According Accoring to the report reprt it would be bepossible b bepossible
possible to hold out only two days A Aparty Aprt Aparty
party prt of Cossacks Cossack residents reident of Meuk Meukden Meukden Monkden
den den and the British Brish consul conul had started strted
for the relief rl f of those besieged bsiege at the
Danish Dansh mission missionThe mision misionThe missionThe
The situation siuaton at Tien Tsin on cn July uly 3 I
Is said to have been bn most serious srus Ja Japanese Japaese Japanese ¬
panese paese and Russian forces fors are reported
to hscre hse been ben hurrying hurng there from repre Ta
ku 1 but according acording to some accounts accountsmutual aco accountsmutual
nt
mutual mutu lies distrust ditrt exists eist between btwen the te al ¬
liesA les
A report repor from Shanghai dated July
7 says sys the British Britih warships wrhips are ae rig ¬
ilantly ianUy watching for the tepuos purpose of oofprventng ofpreventing ofpreventing
preventing prventng any attempt atempt of the Chinese
to cross the te Yang Yan Tse Klang KlangSTILL KlangSTL KiangSTILL Chinee
STILL STL QUIET QUT IN I CANTON CANTONId CAON CAONL
Id L HungChang ugCng Maintains t Control Contl of ofSituation ofSitaton ofSituation
Situation SituationCanton Sitaton SituationCanton
Canton Cnton Friday July uly 6ulet 6Quiet Quiet con continues continues ¬
tinues tnues here Li Hung Chang has ha sta stationed statone stationed ¬
tioned disturbances disturbancesA tone diturbces diturbcesA troops trops in i the te streets street tp t prevent
A steamer steae intended intende to convey Li Liostensibly
Hung Chang northwar northward sailed le ta taotenibly today
ostensibly otenibly bound for Kiu Kuang KU8 She Shetook Sitetook
took 250 ± 50 packages packag of Li Hung Changs Changsgoods Changsgoods
goods goodsRE2IEY goodsBEEY Chngs I
goodsRY RE2IEY RY BEACHES REACHS BEACHESOHE CHE CR FOO FOOAdmiral P00AthnIrOl 1 1Adr
Admiral Adr Wil WiliHasten Will Hasten Htn to t Taku Ta on the theBrooklyn te teBrok theBrookiyii
Brooklyn BrooklynWashington Brok BrookiyiiWashington
Washington Wahington July 7 7be The navy 1a aty de department depment departmentat945Olll ¬
partment pment partmentat945Olll at 945 oclock o l dictongte dictongtecelved tonisht ton ht re received receiVc ¬
ceived ceiVc the te following folowing telegram tlegam irons froniAdmiral ironsAdmiral m mAdiral
Adiral Admiral Reiner ReinerCheFoo RemevCbe
CheFoo Che Foo July 7Brooklyn iirkb arrived arrivedProceed arrivedProceed
Proceed Pceed immediately immediatly Taku Tak RKMEY RY SIsned SIsnedRKMEY Slned SlnedRY SlznedREMEY
SLAINFOR SIINFOR THE THEEMPIRE THEEMPIREMore tMPIE tMPIEMore
More Americans icas Killed Kled For the theCause theCaue th thCrnse
Cause Caue of Imperialism ofImparialismPETTIT Impeam ImpeamI ImpeamIEIT ImperialismPETTIT
I
IEIT PETTIT IS I EXONERATED EXONERATEDA EXONERATEDCOUTMABTIAL EXONERATED EXONERATEDI EXONERATEDCOUTMTI EXONERATEDCOUETARTIAL A I
COUTMABTIAL COUTMTI ACQUITS ACQUS ACQUITSACCUSED THE THEACCUSED T
ACCUSED COLONEL COLONELWashington COLONELWashingto
ACCUS COLON
1 1r 1W
r
Washington W hlnguly July 7 7GeseeraI General 1 Mac MacArthur Xa M MArthur
Arthur Au at Manila Manil cables cbs the th war wr de department de department ¬
partment prnt t the following folwing list l of o recent recentJuly re rehilled nt ntWie
Wie hilled and wne yqondit yqonditXil
Xil XilJuly
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July uy 3 Tibaguaa TlbaR Luzon Luzn company cmPy comp compH
H H Third Tnlr infantry infantb Sergeant sgnt Alfred Alf W WMezTiam WIerlam lvMerriam
Merriam William T1IIj Cheatbain
Ierlam Wii Chet Charles Chle
Gaddy July 4 Near Mambo
Gady Ner Yall0 com company Cm Cmpany coingany ¬
pany G Third Infantry infant Corporal Cor Al ¬
Mullen Muen bert ber Cooke Cke Charles Charl Hippter Hipp Patrick P4trj P4trjMullen
Wounded WoundedMay WO WoundedMay
ded
May M 29 2 Polo Pol Leyte Lte company cmpny A s sFortythird
Fortythird Fortr infantry Infantr First Flnt Sergeant Srgnt
William mlam Ebbert Ebbrt wounded wonde In abdomen abdomenperious abomen abdonneaerious
perious terlous May Ma 5 Company Comp D Forty For
third tird volunteer volunttr infantry infat Captain Cptin Lu Lucius Lucius Luems ¬
cius E E Polk wounded wouoe In arm an slight slightcompany sliht slihtcmpy slightcompany
company cmpy C Fortythird Fortthlr infantry infantrysician Miii Miiisician I IsIcl
sician sIcl George Gere R R Shaner Shanr wounded wounde in inarm inar inarm
arm serious John J Frances
ar serous Frc wounded woundedIn woune woun wounin
In hand slight slght May Ma 22 Tabaco Tabco Lu Luzon Luzon Luzon ¬
zon company empny G Fortyseventh Fotysveth infant infantry infantr ¬
ry r Frank Frak Casney wounded woune in arm armelight an armslight
slight elightGeneral elght slightGeneral
elghtGnerl General Gnerl MacArtaurs Martburs latest Jatet previous previouscasualty pviou prevjo prevjocasualty
casualty cuaty list lst is as a follows followsManila f6lws f6lwsMania followsManila
Manila Mania July Jul 7 KlltedJuly 7KIIuly 4 4 Ma Manlling 4 4filing a anUng
filing nUng Luzon LUn company compny C Twenty Twentyfourth Tent Tentfourt Twentyfourth
fourth fourt Infantry Will Wi Webb June Jun 10 10Atlao 10 10Atao 10Attzo
Atlao Atao Panay company cmpn D Twenty Twentysixth Twent Twentsit Twentysixth
sixth sit Infantry intat Frank Frk J Hague Kg July Jul
1 Rosario Rosro Cavlte Cavle company cpy M Thir Thirtyeighth Thirteighth Thirtsreighth ¬
tyeighth teighth Infantry infantr Claude Claue M I Davis DavisWounded Dvis DvisWoundeul DavisWoundedJuly
Wounded WoundedJuly Woundeul July 4 ManMing anlng Luzon Luzoncompany Luzn Luzoecompany
company cmnn C Twentyfourth Tentyfora infantry infantrySecond InfantoSeond InfantrySecond
Second Seond Lieutenant Leutenant Eduard Edua B Mitchell Mitchellwounded Michel Mitchellwounded
wounded wounde in the te shoulder slight slght Thom Thomas Thm Thmas ¬
as Brown wounded wounde in the shoulder shouldermoderate shouJor shouJormoerte shouldermoderate
moderate moerte Penardna Perdna Luzon LUD company companyI cmpy cmpyI
I Thirtyfourth Infantry Inatr Sergeant SergeantSamuel SergeantSamuel reant reantSamel
Samuel Samel Bardelson Belson wounded woude In thigh thighslight thigh thighslight
slight slght July 3 Damage Damg of bridge brdge Lu Luzon Luon Luzon
zon on company cmpany E Thirtieth Tirtih infantry infantryFirst Infantr InfantryFirst
First FIrt Sergeant Sereat Ernest Ert L L Hamilton Hamiltonwounded Hamion Hamionwounde Hamiltonwounded
wounded wounde in arm a slight William ilam D DCook DCook
Cook Cok wounded woude In mouth slight sUght May
6 Hilongos HUongo Leyte company I Twos Twentythird Ten Tenttir Twostvthird ¬
tythird ttir infantry Inat transferred tfer company companyH cmpn cmpnH
H Twentythird infantry Owen Mc McCaffery XcCafer McCaffery
Caffery Cafer wounded in thigh slight slightFilipinos slght slghtipios slightFilipmnos
Filipinos ipios Are Ae Enlisted EnlistedThe Enit EnlistedThe
The war r department deptment has ha been en in informed infore informed ¬
formed fore of the organization oriztn of a squad squadran sud sudrQn squadran
ran of Philippine PhUppln cavalry cvary by b Lieuten Lieutenant Llutln Llutlnat LLeutenant ¬
ant at Colonel Clonel Wilbur E Wilder Wier Forty Fortythird Fory Forythir Fortythird
third thir Infantry Inf2tr U S V consisting Cnestng of offour offour offour
four troops tps of native natve scouts st having hvn a amaximum amamum amaximum
maximum mamum of 120 1 men to t a trooi t > en engaged enggd engaged ¬
gaged ggd to serve sere until unt June 39 3 1991 un unless u anless ¬
less les sooner discharged dischargedThe dishared disharedThe
The barracks brk at Caloocan Clo have hve been beendesignated beendesignated I
designated as the rendezvous of the thesquadron th thesquadron
desigate a reeou 0
squadron squadronColonel Suadrn squadronColonel
SuadrnColonel Colonel Colonel Pettit Pettt Is I Cleared ClearedThe Ceed ClearedThe
The following cablegram cblgm has h been beenreceived b beenreceived
received at the war department 8ermt from fromGeneral frm frmGenerl fromGeneral
General Generl MacArthur at Manila Manil dated datedtoday date datedtoday
today todayCokmel t todayColonel ay ayColnel
Colonel Colnel James Jame S PetUt PeUtThiryfr Thirtyfirst ThirtyfirstUnited ThirtyaratUnited
United Unie States State volunteer volunter infantry ac acquitted a anquitted ¬
quitted Quite by general geerl courtHiartiaL courtHiartiaLColonel crtmrtL crtmrtLColonel courtusartiakColonel
Colonel Pettit Peti was wa accused accU of of vio violating v yb yblating ¬
lating latng the te sixtysecond slxtSO article ac of war warin wr wrin warin
in making mking an a arrangement aJgnt with Presi President Pe Preeldent ¬
dent Medell eel of Zamboango Zmbg for the te cap capture cp cptu captare ¬
tare tu of Juan ua Ramos Rmo who wh was after afterwards ate afterwards ¬
wards transferred to Medell and killed
General Generl MacArthur cArtur in reviewing rviwng the theevidence te tee1de theevidence
evidence e1de e disapproved dispprove of the t finding fndi of ofthe o ofthe
the thecourtatL courtmartiaL The acquittal ut Jt J is isannounced I Isannousced
announced annouae restored restor Colonel Colel Pettit Pett to toduty t toduty
duty dut in his hs regiment regimentIt regient
It I was wa at one time reported ned that thatWebb tt ttWebb thatWebb
Webb Hayes Ha es a a lieutenant liutenat colonel colne of ofthe orte ofthe
the te same sme regiment rgment had hd thrown throw up his hiscommission h hiscommission
commission emmision because bcaus of dissatisfaction dissatisfactionwith distsfact
with Colonel Conel Pettlfs Pettts conduct in this thisaffair ti thisaffair
affair afar Upon Uon his arrival arva in this coon country Cn Cnt coontry ¬
try t however Major 1Iaj Harrison Ha5n contra contradicted cnt contradicted ¬
dicted dicte this thi statement sttement and an came cme out in ina ina ina
a course strong strng defense defen of Colonel Cn Pettits Pettitscourse Petis Petiscoue Pettitscourse
coue
coueBel Bell Bel to Be e Provost ProvostGeneral Pv ProvostGeneral
General Gnerl James ame Bell Bl it is i announced announcedwill annc announcedwill
will wi succeed succe Brigadier BrIgir General Gnrl E E B BWilliston BWilston BWilliston
Williston Wilston the provost povo marshal mrsal at a Ma Manila Manila Ia ¬
nila General Ge erl Bell Bl will wl enter et upon up his hisduties hizduties
duties return dute July home homeA hm uly 15 General Gene WUUston wnus will willreturn wi willreturn
A letter has ha been bn received rve here hre from fromMr fromChappll fromMr
Mr Chappelte Chappll to t whom h was as delegated delegatedthe delete
the te adjudication aduitin of the th dispute dipte between betweenI btwln btwlnthe betweenthe
I the religious rlgous orders oer and the t civil cvl au authorities authotes anthonitles ¬
thorities thotes in the th Philippines Phili in which whichhe whkhhe whichhe
he stated ste that during durng the th past pt six sixmonths si sixmonths
months mnt he h has ha carefully cfuly examined examinedevery exine examinedevery
> every ever point pt bearing bing on the t subject subjt and andwill a andwill
will wi soon son make mke his h personal Jnal report rIrt to tothe tote tothe
the pope popeTELEGRAPHIC
te
pp ppTELEGRAPHIC es esTELEGR4PRIC
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS BRIEFSThe BRIFS BRIFSThe
The Etoile Etole Beige is I authority auty for the thestatement te testtement thestatement
statement sttement that tht Jean en Baptist Bp Sipldo Siplo the theyouth tb theyouth
youth out who tired frM at the th Prince prne of Wales Waleson Walson Waleson
on April oprl 4 has eluded elue the t police pl and fled fledto fe fledto
to tl Paris ParisThe Pai ParisThe
The war department de rment has received r ceie the thefollowing tb thefollowing
following n cablegram from General Mar MarArthur Ma MaArthur I
Arthur at t Manila J frm Captain nJ Robert r rHuton M MHuston MHasten
Hasten Huton Fortyseventa Fortyseet United Unlte States Statesvolunteer Statesvoluter Statesvolunteer
volunteer voluter infantry Infant died die of typhoid fever feverat fover fovera feverax
at a Manila Mala on the afternoon ate of July JulyA uly 6 6A tA
A cyclone cycone accompanied by a a cloudburst cloudburstand coudbur elnudhuratand
and ad a a hailstorm halston acompe swept over KalamazoO KalamaaooMich Kalal KalamazoOMiclL
Mich Mich yesterday eteray swep afternoon aftn and ad a a con conservative enDseratve CASservative ¬
servative estimate places the damage daa re resulting r Tesuiting ¬
suiting seratve sulig completely at etmte UeM m ruined W The Th pe celery cer th crop will Wl fc fccompletely N Ncompletely becompletely
Resolutions Resoluton of Sympathy SympathyAt Sypthy SypthyAt
At a a meeting meetng of the th Progressive Prorsive so society 5 5cety Se Seciety ¬
ciety of Salt Sat Lake Lke City Utah the tho fol following following 101lowing ¬
lowing resolutions rsolutos were wer unanimously unanimouslyadopted unanimoUlY unanimoUlYaopte unanimOlYadopted
adopted adoptedWhereas aopte adoptedWhereas
Whereas Terea The Te Supreme Supm Being Bing in the thefullness th thfulles thefullness
fullness of his has seen fit to tocut tocut tocut
fulles h mercy mery ha sn ft
cut off ot in the te early erly morning Dil of life hi the theexistence tbeEstence theexistence
existence of dearest friend and andcompanion aDdcompanion
Estence our det frend an ancompion
companion Clarice Orem Mere words wordsare VOidSare
compion Clari Q Ir wnrS wnrSa
and andsorrow andsro andsorrow
are a inadequate Indeuate to express epre the pain
sorrow sro we feel at her hr untimely de departure d dprtur doparture ¬
parture for by her cheerful c rul dip diposi dipositin dipties ° si sition
prtur ties tin and gracious gcious manners mnnr she sht has hasgreatly ba bagety haSgreatly
greatly gety endeared endeare herself herf to us and w wrealize e erealize erelie
realize relie that in the te passage p5ge of her pure purespirit pur pursIrt pUrespirit
spirit to paradise we have lost a true trueand trt trueand
sIrt
pi
and loving friend fren therefore thrfor as a a atoken small smalltoken mal maltoken
token of our sincere sinr love lve and resist resistfor rt rtfor
for the dear dea departed be b it itResolved itResolved
Resolved Resolve depe That the t Progressive Pr0ivt so society 9 9ciety So Soclety ¬
ciety stand adjourned adoure for two twoand W > KS KSand 6c 6cad
and ad that tat as a a a further futr mark mk of our re respect r rspct mespect ¬
spect spct we present nrsent these th flowers fer whose whosepurity who whopriy whoSepurity
purity priy and andsweetnes andsweetness sweetness are a characteristic characteristicOf chaaHrisiC chaaHrisiCOf chartr1 chartr1of
Of her life lifeVThere lifeThere
lfe lfeTee
VThere Tee There is no death That which wh whichso h hso s m mso
so is i is but transition transitionThis trnstin trnstinThs transitionThis
This Ths mortal life of breath breathIs bat
Is I but a a suburb of the t life elysian elysiaoWhose elysian elysianWhose
Whose Wose portal prtl we call cl death deathBe dtath dtathBe deathBe
Be it it further furher resolved That we VP W ex extend extend cxtend ¬
tend our sincere sicer rve and heartfelt brti 5 eymP3 eymP3thy y m mt p4 p4avoided
t thy to te the fai family aD o of th the de5fd deceased deceasedsay ant antsy
life lifewas
sy say to te them gIee grieve not for hr r 1e 1ewa
hei heiavoided
she
the virtue
wa was embimnt embodiment 0 of
vicissitudes vicissitudeslife <
avoided the storms and
life and has departed to dwell in inamid PC5 PC5amid <
amid the infinite hosts of heaven heavenBe heaV heaVBe °
Be it also resolved That a o1 P Pthese J Jthese
these resolutions be delivered to tothe t tafflicted
afflicted family of our friend one tO tOthe
the daily papers and one spread upon uponthe ueo ueothe
the minutes of this meeting meetingA meetingSalt
Salt Lake City Utah July 6 i5O i5OA
A ANGEL ANGELR
R D JOHXSOX JOHXSOXH JOHNSOH
H A SHEPARD SHEPARDJ
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tonijnitteO tonijnitteOAlien
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Si Stauxiliary > te teower
New York July 7 7The The United
Com Commander CoWwander ¬
auxiliary cmuisg Mayflower ower
wander Duncan Kennedy KennedyRIc6 with withHon
P PRicO
Hon C H lleis governor of
RicO on boar board arrived today from fromJuan frowJuan
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