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CHINA IS ISWEAKENING ISWEAKENINGedict WEAKENING WEAKENINGEdict
Edict Issued Permitting Pernlittin Pelnllttlnrto o Powers Powersto Poversto P I
to Hold Open Communications CommunicationsWith ComnlunicationsTheir CommunicationsWith
With Their Ministers MinistersBritish Ministersj MinistersBritish MinistersBritish
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British Consul Reports Chinese Ex Expelled Expelled ¬
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t pelled From PeiTsang and Are AreNow AreNow
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A A Message tessag Delivered to the be Chinese ChineseMinister CbineseMi ChineseMinister
Minister Mi ister For Transmission to t His HisGovernment IUsGovernment HisGovernment
Government at Peking PekingDispnteli PekingrDispntch PekingDlspateh
rDispntch Dispnteli Received in London From Fron1the Fromthe Fromthe
the British rithsl1 Minister at Peking PekingIlllle PcIdngIUlle PekingRifle
Illlle Fire Continues FroJnI From
1 the Celestials Position PositionWashington Positional Positlonfiashington PositionalWashington
Washington ashington Aug 8 SThe The following followingcablegram followingcablegram followingcablegram
cablegram from Minister Conger was wasreceived wasrec wasreceived
received rec ived by the state department departmentTsiNan departmentTsiNanYamen departmentTsiNanYamen
TsiNan TsiNanYamen Yamen Aug 7 7To 7To 7To
To Secretary S cretary of State StateStill StateStill StateStill
Still besieged Situation more pre precarious precarious precarious ¬
carious Chinese government insist insisting insisting insistlug ¬
ing on our leaving Peking which whichwould whichWould whichwould
would be certain death Rifle firing firingupon firingupon firingupon
upon us daily by imperial troops troopsHave troopsHave troopsHave
Have abundant abu dant courage but little am ammunition ammunition ammunition ¬
munition or provisions Two pro progressive progressive progressive ¬
gressive Yamen ministers beheaded beheadedAll beheadedAIl beheadedAll
All connected with the legation of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States well at the present presentmoment presentmoment presentmoment r
moment momentS
I Signed CONGER CONGERThis CON9ER CON9ERThis CONGERThis
This cablegram from Minister Cou Conger Cougel Couger ¬
ger is the second one received direct directfrom directfrom directfrom
from him since June 12 It is the thejfirst thJfirst thefirst
first which has come direct from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the minister since the above date datethe datethe datethe
the other having been received receivedthrough receivedthrough receivedthrough
through the intermediary of the Chi Chinese Chinese Chinese ¬
nese minister here Mr Ir TVu Vu This Thistelegram Thistelegram Thistelegram
telegram shows that the situation in inthe intIle inthe
the Chinese capital is still of a very veryserious verySeri011S veryserious
serious Seri011S character that the ministers ministersare ministersare ministersare
are still in danger from the Chinese Chinesetroops Chinesetroops Chinesetroops 1
troops and that their supplies of am ammunition ammunition ammunition ¬
munition and provisions has been reduced re reduced r rduceu ¬
duced to a very considerable extent extentWashington extentVashingtoll extentWashington
Washington Aug 9 9Minister Minister Wu WuWednesday WuWednesday Vu VuYednesday
Wednesday morning received an edict edictunder edictunder edictunder
under date of August 5 5in in which the theChinese theChinese theChinese
Chinese government go ernment permits the pow powers powers powers ¬
ers to hold open op n and free communica communication communication communication ¬
tion with their ministers This in includes inchides ¬
eludes the sending of cipher messages messagesLondon messagesIJondon messagesLondon
London Aug 9 9The The British consul consulat consulat consulat i
at TienTsin under date of Monday MondayAugust MondayAugust onday I IAugust
August 6 announces that the Chinese Chinesehave Chinesenave Chinesehave i
have been expelled from Pei Tsang Tsangand Tsangand rsangand
and that they are in full retreat retreatWashington retr retreatWashington at atvYashington
Washington Aug 9 9It It is not believed be believed beieved ¬
lieved by the war department officials officialsthat officialstl1at officialsthat i
that the international forces now op operating operating opcrating ¬
erating along the Pei river can reach reachPeidng reachPelting reachPetting
Pelting in time to rescue the minis ministers ministers ministers ¬
ters if active hostilities should begin beginagainst beginagainst L i iagainst
against the legationers legati ners by the impe imperial imperi ¬ i i1al
rial ri tl tcoQps Qqpp So oserious serious do the offi offiliB offsl
1 t1J1ie lientuattonthat liB iinizitftoh it1 ttIOh > th hat t it is isB is1i is isi
c tc t Ile B liretby lid i 11 c some S Dine metimt that there is is greater greatersafety greatersafetyior greaterj
j safety safetyior safe for the ministers and other for foreigners fore foreigners ¬
eigners e rners to accept accent an escort escort of the im imperial imIrial imIierial ¬
perial army arm to TienTsin Tien rsin than to re reTnain remain remain
main in Peking if war should be de declared declared declared ¬
claredThe clared claredThe claredThe
The Jnformation received through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the Chinese minister regarding the theopening theopening theopening
opening of communication conl1nun e tion between betweenthe letweenthe betweenthe
the ministers and their governments governmentsis
is the one ray ra of hope in the situation situationWhether situationVhetller situationWhether
Whether thp t promises contained in inthe inthe inthe
the edict will be made good ought to tobe tobe tobe t
be speedily known mown and if communica communication communication communication ¬
tion is established the most serious seriousconsequences seriousconsequences seriousconsequences s
consequences consequences may be beaverted averted Al Althoxigh AItllOUgh Although
though there have been intimations intimationsbefore intimationsbefore intimationsbefore
before that such communications communicationswould communicationsWould 5
4 would be established this is the first firsttime firstt firs firstime t
time t me that it has appeared in the form formof formof for forof or i
of of an imperial edict edictAs edictAs edictAs
As a result of this latest communication communi communication communication ¬
cation from the Chinese government governmentand governmentand k
and the message sent to Consul Gen General General General ¬
eral Gdodnow G odnow the United States gov government governmentis government ¬
ernment ernmentis is now in a waiting atti attitude attiude attitude ¬
tude ude hoping for the best but appre apprehensive apprehensive apprehensive ¬
hensive of the gravest possibilities possibilitiesWashington possibilitiesrashingfon possibilitiesWashington
Washington Aug 9fhe 9 The navy de department department departmcnt ¬
partment has received the following followingcablegram followingcablegram followin followincablegram g
cablegram from Adm Remey RemeyCheFoo RemeyChePoo RemeyCheFoo
CheFoo Aug Aug Auggation S SBureau Bureau of Navi Navigation Navigation ¬
gation Washington Taku Aug 6 GChaffee 6Chaffee 6Chaffee
Chaffee reports Japanese took Piet Pietsang Pietsang Pietsang
sang sang morning 5th Engagement over overbefore overbe ore orebefore r
before be ore Americans arrived Movemenr Movement Movementprobably Ioementproba t
r probably proba ly continued to Yang Yang Tsun TsunInform TsunInform TsunInform o
Inform secretary of war
REMEY REMEYWashington J1EIEY J1EIEYWashington REMElWashington
Washington Aug 9 9Iinister Minister Congers Con Congers Congers ¬
gers dispatch to the state depar department deparment deParwent r ¬
ment in which he declares that to toleave t tJeave tleave 3 >
leave Peking would be certain death deathand deathand deathand +
and that they had but little ammuni ammunition ammunition ammunition ¬
tion cr provisions disposes of a num number numQer nunl ¬
l ber of questions about which doubt doiibthas doubthas doubhas t
has be been n entertained entertainedIt n tertained tertainedIt
It disaproves numerous imperial Okimperiaedicts imperialedicts imperialedicts 1
edicts and alleged official telegrams telegramsthat telegramstbat telegramthat s
that the Chinese government had been beenfurnishing beenfurnishing bee beefurnishing n I1 1
furnishing the legations with provi provisions provisions provisions l ¬
sions that measures had been take taken takento taKento n 1 1to
to safely conduct them to TienTsinand TienTsin TienTsinand TienTsinand
and that they had already started othe 01 01the o othe l
the journey journeyIt
It I t shows that all the correspondence correspondencefrom correspondencefromPeldng correspondentfrom e
from fromPeldng Peking pretending friendliness friendlinessto friendlinesers 15 s
to the foreigners f cigp igpers ers is nothing nothing g gmass but a a amass Dmass
mass of fies fiesWashington besTnshingtbn lie lieWashingtbn
Washington Tnshingtbn Aug Aug9As 9 9As As a result o othe ofthe
the conference Tuesday night be4ween be beftween between
ftween tween the president Acting Secretary Secretaryof Secretar Secretarof
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of State Adee Secretary Root and andGen andGen an anGen j
Gen Corbin a cablegram was sen sentearl
early earl r Wednesday morning to Consul ConsulGeneralGoodnow ConsulGeneraIGoodnow ConsuGeneralGoodnow I
GeneralGoodnow including a copy ofthe o oi f
i the dispatch from Minister Conger Congerand Congerand Congeand r
and advising him of the situation as asit asit a ait S
it is understood here He was dirested di directed directed
rected to communicate this to Earl EarlLi EarlLi Earg rl 1
rll 1t
Li Hung Chang to Sheng g and ands to t such suchviceroys suchviceroys sic sict l
t viceroys as can transmit to o wl1atcv e eovernment rgovernment
government overnment there is in Ijhe the he Chin Cliine Cliineempire eempir
empire This cable c ble contained contained whois whdt whdtis t
is said to be a very emphatic state statement sta statement te tement
ment of the position of this govern government government governmerit i ¬
ment and saying that action is imm immdiately imme immediately immedIately e ¬
diately necessary ne essary While it is not no noY t
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strictly speaking an anultimatum > ultimatum it is isvery isvery isvery
very very close to it itThe itThe
The rhe government government officials offi ials here re regard regard regard ¬
gard the situation very dangerous to toMinister tonister toMinister
Minister nister Conger and grave doubt is isexpressed isexpressed
expressed whether the international internationalforce internationalforce intetnationalforce
force can reach Peking P king in time to torescue tofescuc torescue
rescue fescuc the ministersLondon ministers ministersLondon ministersLondon
London Aug 9 9In In the house of ofcommons ofcommons ofcommons
commons Wednesday V ednesday Mr Ir Broderick Broderickparliamentary Broderickparliamentary Broderickparliamentary
parliamentary secretary for the foreign for foreign foreign ¬
eign office received a telegram fromSir from fromSir fromSir
Sir Claude MacDonald British min minister minister minister ¬
ister to China received in cipher atthe at atthe atthe
the foreign office Wednesday morning morningThe morningThe morningThe
The dispatch was in reply to a gov government government government ¬
ernment message and bore date of ofPeking ofPeking ofPeking
Peking August 3 It was as follows followsI
I have today received your cipher ciphertelegram cipherI ciphertelegram
I telegram forwarded to me by the theChinese theChinese theJltincse
Chinese minister The shell and can cannon cannon cannon ¬
non fire ceased on July 16 but the therifle therifle therifle
rifle fire has continued from the Chinese Chi Chinese Chinese
nese positions held by government governmenttroops governmenttroops governmenttroops
troops and Boxers intermittently eversince ever eversince eversince
since sinceThe
The casualties casualtiessince since then have been beenslight beenslight beenslight
slight Except one private of ma marines marines marines ¬
rines fill all the wounded are doing doing well wellThe weUThe
b bThe
The rest of the British in the lega legation legation legation ¬
tion are well including the whole wholegarrison wllOlegarrison wholegarrison
garrison garrisonThe garrisonThe garrisonThe
The total of killed is 60 and of ofwounded ofwounded ofwounded
wounded 110 ilo We Ve have strengthened strengthenedour
our fortifications We Ye have over 200 200women 200wome 200women
women wome and children refugees in the thelegation thelegation thelegation
legation The Chinese government governmenthas
has refused transmission of telegrams telegramsin
in cipher until now nowWashington nowV3shington nowWashington
Washington Aug 9 9The The war de department department department
partment has received the fcllowirg fcllowirgcablegram fdlowh llowirg llowirgcablegram g gcablegram
cablegram from Gen Chaffre ChlffeCheoo Clla fre freCheI I
CheFoo CheI + oo Adjutant General Wash Washington Washington Vashington ¬
ingtonAugust ington ingtonAugust ingtonAugust
August 5 5Peitsang 5Peitsang Peitsang b handsomely handsomelytaken handsomelytaken y ytaken
taken early this morning by Japanese Japanesetroops Japanestroops Japanesetroops
troops supported by English andAmericans and andAmericans andAmericans
Americans Japanese loss considera considerable considerable considerable ¬
ble English J nglish slight Americans none noneGround noneGround noneGround
Ground very limited lu the morn morning mO morning l1 l1ing ¬
ing American troops occupied occupit tl rear rearposition rearposition rearposition
position which was to form the tiirn tiirning tJrning tlrning
ing movement but were unable lmab to toform toform toform
form in line We will cross the Pei PeiHo reilIo PeiHo
Ho river to the left bank roinoirow roinoirowmorning J I1l0iCOW nioirowmorning I1l0iCOWmorning
morning and move on Yang Tsun TsunConsul TsunConsul
Consul CheFoo furnished copy of ofdispatch ofdispatch ofdispatch
dispatch from Tsunr Tsun 5 Li J i Yamrn YnP1 n on onJuly onJuly onJuly
July 30 which he h has cabledSigned cabled cabledSigned eablcdSigned
Signed CHATTEE CHATTEELondon CnAFPElLomlon CHAFFEELondon
London Aug 9 flThe The morning pa papers papers papers
pers contain no direct information ofimportance of ofimportance ofimportance
importance from China Thanks to todispatches todispatches todispatches
dispatches of Sir Claude Clau e MacDonald MacDonaldand MacDonaldand MacDonaldand
and Rr Adm Bruce there is a gen general general ¬
eral disposition to take a more hope hOp hOpful hopeful
I ful view of the situation The reportof report reportof reportof
of the appointment of Field Marshal MarshalCount MarshalCount
Count Von Waldersee as commander commanderinchief commanderiiIchief commanderinchief
inchief of the international forces forcesmeets forc forcesmeets s smeets
meets with general approval approvalThe approvalThe approvalThe
The Rome correspondent of the theDaily theDaily
Daily Mail Iail announces the reception receptionthere recep receptignthere i911 i911there
there of official dispatches from the theItalian theItalian theItalian
Italian minister in Peking assertingthat asserting assertingthat assertingthat
that he left Peking on July 31 presumably pre prts11mably
sumably for TienTsin This how however however however
ever iV i so utterly at variance v riance with withthe withthe withthe
the action and intention inten ion of otherministers other otherministers othermin1St
ministers min1St r heard viiom from that that it seems seemsalmost se seems seemsalmost s slImo
almost lImo t incredible If true it opens opensup opens opensup opensup
up an interesting field field of speculation speculationconcerning speculatioaconcerning speculationconcerning
concerning the fate of the Italian rep representative repres representative
resentative resentativeThe res resentativeThe en ta ti e eThc
The text of the edict of August Augustauthorizing Augustauthorizing 2 2authorizing
authorizing the escort of the minis ministers ministers ministers ¬
ters from Peking to TienTsin given givenout givcnout givenout
out at the Chinese legation says inpart in inpart inpart
part In view of the existence of ofhostilities ofllOstilities ofhostilities
hostilities between certain Chinese Chineserebels Chineserebels Chineserebels
rebels and the foreign powers caused causedby causedb causedby
b by the antiChristian feelings of th thChinese the theChinese <
Chinese people we have afforded reasonable rea reasonable leasonable ¬
sonable protection to the foreign rep representatives representatives
resentatives in Peking and the Tsung TsungLi TstmgLi
Li Yamen has sent to the legations legationsletters legationsletters legationsletterss
letters of inquiry and proposals for fortheir forthci
their thci safe conveyance under unu er escort escortto escortto
to TienTsin TienTsin in order to avoid fur further
ther attack from rebels before the thecomplete tnccomplete thecomplete
complete restoration of peace an1 anlorder an1order an1order
order at the capital
e have now on the advice of Li LiHung IJiHung Lihung
Hung Chang and Liu Kun Yi to au authorixe authorize authorize
thorize Yung Lu to escort them to toTienTsin toTienrsin toTienTsin
TienTsin If there be any an rebels en enroute enroute enroute
route trying to endanger the safety safetyof safetrof
of the party the officials have to de destroy destroy destroy
stroy the rebels at once onceReply onceRcply onceReply
Reply Sent to Minister CongerWashington Conger CongerWashington CongocrVashington
Washington Aug 9 9A A reply has hasbeen hasbecn hasbeen J
been sent to Minister Conger by the thestate thestate thestate
state department to the message essage re received receivecl
ceived from him late Tuesday It ad advises advises ¬
vises him of the approach of the re relief reo relief
lief column and exhorts him to beof be beof beof 5
of good cheer The dispatch was sent sentdirect sentdirect sentdirect
direct to Minister Conger at Peking Pekingand Peldngand Pekingand
and a duplicate of it to Consul General GeneralGoodnow GeneralGoodnow I
Goodnow at Shanghai Goodnow Goodnowwas Goodnowwasdirected was 3
directed to spare no pains or expense expenseto i
to get the message to Minister Con ConJapanese Conger Conger
ger gerupnneHc
Japanese upnneHc Consul Hears from Pelting PeltingShanghai PcldngShanghai PekingShanghai
Shanghai Aug S The Japanese Japaneseconsul Japaneseconsul
consul here received by wire a mes message
sage to the effect that the foreign foreign b
ministers at Peking were safe August Au August
gust 1 but that they expected e pected a re
newal of the attack by the Chinese Chineseat ChineseatanJr Chineseat
at atanJr any moment It was added that thatl
only onl r 25 cartridges cal tridges each and six days daysprovisions daysproisions days daysprovisions
provisions were left It was also said saMthat j
that the Japanese secretary had died diedof
of his wounds woundsAVill woundsVllI
AVill iIl Be DClIcIc Held Responsible ResponsibleLondon RcspousiblcLondon ItcsponsihlcLondon
London Aug Aug9 9 9England England has noti notified notified notifled
fied the Chinese government g < > vernmell that its itsmcmbers s
members will be held held personally re responsible responsible
t sponsible for the safety of the min minI ministerE
esters = and other foreigners in Peking PekingAn PekingAn
An eye for an eye and a tooth for a atooth at atooth
tooth tooth t oth will be rigorously r exacted exactedFor exactedFor L
For every eYer minister slain a Chinese of official officinl
ficial must die dieCdmmnncleJ
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Cdmmnndcr of Allied Alll I Troops T oPl oPlCologne
Cologne Aug 9 9The The Col Cologne gne Ga Gazcites
zeites zc tes Benin Ber in correspondent States he hethat hChas e
has it iit a froln from an 1 autJtorl autloritatislr ativ source sourcethat e
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that JjUelcf Jijeld eld Marshal Count Count Von V Ill Wal Waldersee Val Valderse
derseelias derse dersee las been btc1 appointed command coinmanderinchief con nand nandcrinch1eI >
erinchief oT of the allied troops troous in inChina i
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OFFIGIALL Y NOTIFIED NOTIFIEDBryan
Bryan and Stevenson St veIlson Informedyof InformedyofTheir Informed nform d9f d9fThpir of ofv
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Their Nominations NominationsThe N ominati ns nsThc
The Ceremony Which Took roo Place Placeat Plnccnt Placeat
at Indianapolis Indiu mlOliH Intl Was Vns Made Madean Madeat Iudenn
an Cflcrtmsioii t mdon of Popular PopularDemonstration POlnlluDemonfiltrution PopularDemonstration
Demonstration DemonstrationIndianapolis DemonfiltrutionIndianapolis DemonstrationIndianapolis
Indianapolis Ind Aug 9 9Ron 9RonYilliam 9HonWilliam Hon HonWilliam
William J Bryan and Hon Adlai JJ JJStevenson EStevenson BStevenson
Stevenson were officially and formally formallynotified formaIIynotified formallynotified
notified of their nomination by thedemocrats the thedemocrats thl thldemocrats
democrats at their recent Kansas City Cityconvention Cityconvention Cityconvention
convention to the offices respective1of respectively respectivelyof
of president and vice president of the theUnited t1l t1lUnited theUnited
United States The ceremony wasmade was wasmade wasmad
made mad the occasion of a popular dem demonstration demonstration demonstration ¬
onstration and with it the democrats democratsmay democratsmay democratsmay
may be fairly said to have begun theirnational their theirnational theirnational
national campaign campaignThe campaignthe campaignThe
The notification occurred in the mil military military military ¬
itary park a beautifully shaded tract tractof tractof tractof
of ground in the center of the cityThe city cityThe citylhe
The park contains probably 30 acresof acres acresof acresof
of ground and it was well covered coveredwith coveredwith coveredwith
with people In the vicinity of the thespeakers thespeakers thespeakers
speakers stand the crowd was verydense very verydense verydense
dense but on the outskirts there were werecomparatively wer wercomparatively werecomparatively
comparatively few It would be a adelicate adelicate adelicate
delicate undertaking to estimate the ailsnumber thonumber thenumber
number of persons contained in this thisvast this thisvast thisvast
vast throng but there were certainlymany certainly certainlymany certainlymany
many thousands of them Probably Probablya Probabl Probabla
a majority of them were residents oi oiIndianapolis 01Indianapolis otIndianapolis
Indianapolis but many of them were werefrom werefrom werefrom
from other portions of Indiana while whilemany whilemany whilemany
many also came from distant states statesThere statesThere statesThere
There was also quite a general general gath gathering gathering gathering ¬
ering of the members of the demo democratic democratic democratic ¬
cratic national committee while of ofcourse ofcourse ofcourse
course the members memb rs of the two committees com committees c m mmittees ¬
mittees appointed to make the offi official official official ¬
cial notifications were also present presentThe presci1tIh presentThe
The Ih ceremony was preceded by a aparade aparacle aparade
parade through the principal streetsof streets streetsof str t tof
of the city which was participated in iiiby inby inby
by a number numb 1 of visiting and local localdemocratic lbcaldemocratic localdemocratic
democratic clubs cl bs These acted as an anescort anescort an anescort
escort to the notification party partYinel partYinelthe i andthe and andthe
the cavalcade c yalcade was an imposing qh qhThe onThe < ih ihThe
The meeting began a few minutes minutesafter mim minutes minutesafter cs csafter
after 3 oclock and concluded at 5 10 10p 1 1p h hp
p m In this Iperiod period of time timespeeches fivespeeches five fivespeeches
speeches were made Mayor Taggart Taggartof Taggqrfof btr btrof
of Indianapolis adding a welcoming welcomingaddress welcOIItiJIAaddress welcomingaddress
address to the two two notificabn notificabnspeeches notification notificationspeeches notific3j1dpnspeeches
speeches of Representatives Richard Richardson Richard RiciiaT1son Richardson ¬
son and Thomas and the responses responsesmade responses responsesmade resp I ses sesmade
made by Mr Bryan and Mr Ir Steven Stevenson S Stevenson Elen Elenson ¬
son sonThe I e
The weather was hot but towards towardsihe towatdstJle towardsElie
ihe close of the ceremonies a slight slightbreeze s s1jnht s1jnhtbreeze t tbreeze
breeze alleviated allevia ted to some extentF extentffille extentffillesuffering esteri a the thesuffering Bie Biesuffering
suffering occasioned by the high highlt highltperature tam tamperature tgimperature
perature At one time it appear appearq as asif asif asif
if actual suffocation might be the th re result re result e esuIt
sult of the terrible crowding crowding g inJnftiit inJnftiitof in lt ltof i t tof
of the stand where the ceremijes ceremij eenui T iA JCs JCsoccurre jes jesoccurred s soccurred
occurred occurre but beyond a few faiip fairlJ faininr faininrattacks nr nrattacks ng ngattacks
attacks and much personal diSfeSin diSfeSinfort dis oni onifort
fort no evil resulted resultedAt resultedAt H l lAt
At night a mass meeting wa waat I c ca 1 1at
at a Tdmlinspn oWi1 52 haJX all wh wh YW G eh i isided > a asided
sided sic1edmrer overby ovfer 1 > y r Hon on on trartor 0arterrdjErE 0arterrdjErEmayor rt r xxt xxtmayor n nmayor
mayor mayor of Chicago and addressed Tiy iyMr TiyMr qyIr
Mr Ir Bryan and Hon Webster Davis DavisThe Davislhe DavisThe
The meeting was not called to order orderuntil orderuntil orderuntil
until 830 oclock but the hall which whichis whichis whichis
is a large one was filled an hour be before before before ¬
fore that time Mr r Bryan was received received re received ¬
ceived with vociferous applause when whenhe whenhe whenhe
he arrived arrivedA arlivedA arrivedA
A PROHIBITION TRAIN TRAINJohn TRAINJolm TRAINJohn
John J 1 Woolley and nd Henry Hcnr B Met Metealf Metcalf Iet Ietculf
calf Will Cross United States and andHade andDuc andBack
Hade Duc on a Special SpecialNew SpecIulNew Specialf
New f ew York Aug 9 9John John J Wolley Wolleyand WolleyaudHenry Wolle Y Yand
and audHenry Henry B Metcalf respectively respectivelythe
the candidate for president and vice vicepresident vicepresident vicepresident
president on the prohibition ticket ticketwill tiGketwin ticketwill
will travel across aCl oss the United States Statesand Statesand Statesand
and back on a special prohibition prohibitiontrain prohibitiontrain prohibitiontrain
train If it can be so arranged the theconductors theconductors theconductors
conductors engineers and trainmen trainmenwho trainipen trainipenwho trainmenwho
who will have charge of the train will willall will willall winall
all be prohibitionists andif and if not prohibitionists pro prohibitionists prohibitionists ¬
hibitionists nondrinkersPlans nondrinkers nondrinkersPlans nondrinkersPlans
Plans for equipping the train with withspeakers withspeakers withspeakers
speakers and literature and a glee gleeclub gleeclubwere gleeclubwere
club clubwere were discussed at a recent meet meeting meeting meeting ¬
ing of the leaders leadersThe leadersrhe leadersThe
The special will start from Chicago Chicagoearly Chicagoearly
early in October and Messrs Woolley Woolleyand Woolleyand TooHeyand
and Metcalf Ietenlf will be accompanied by byOliver byOliver byOliver
Oliver Stewart chairman of the prohibition pro prohibition prohibition
hibition national committee Prof ProfSamuel ProfSamuel ProfSamuel
Samuel Dickie executive chairman chairmanJ chairmanJoshua
Joshua J oshua A Levering of Baltimore thepresidential the thepresidential theprpsidential
presidential candidate in 1896 HaleJohnson Hale HaleJohnson HaleJohnson
Johnson of Illinois and others othersIn othersIn
In the different states the candi camlidates canclidates
dates on the state prohibition ticketswill tickets ticlmtswill
will join the train and make speeches speechesGEN speephesGEN speechesGEN
GEN AGUINALDOGenfncArtliur AGUINALDO AGUINALDOGen
Gen GenfncArtliur MacArtlinr 2rncArtI nr is Kejotlatinjsr forthe for forthe fortbc
the Surrender S rrenccr of the Noted NotedFilipino XotcdFilipino NotedFilipino
Filipino LeaderNew Leader LeaderNew LeuderNew
New York Aug 9 9A A HongKong HongKongspecial HongKongspecial g gspecial
special to the World says says that Gen GenMacArthur GenIacArthur denMacArthur
MacArthur is negotiating for the sur surrender surrender surrender ¬
render of Gen Aguinaldo and it 5s 5sbelieved 1Sbelieved isbelieved
believed the Filipino leader will sur su surender surrender
render within the next week weekKilled weekIiillecl weekKilled
Killed l by > y a Switch Engine EngineJackson EngincJackson EngineJackson
Jackson Miss Aug 9 9Jones 9JonesUamilton Jones S SHamilton SIIamilton
Hamilton jr aged 21 son of one one ofMississippis of ofMississippis ofMiksissippis
Mississippis most prominent citizenswas citizens citizenswas citizenswas
was run over and killed by an an IllinoisCentral Illinois IHinoisCentral
Central switch engine engineShaft engineShnft engineShaft
Shaft House Burned BurnedButte DurncdButte BurnedButte
Butte Mont ont Aug 9 9The The Shaft Shafthoi ShafthOI Shaftliege
hoi liege e of the Parrott Mine Iine was des destroyed destroyed
troyed by i7 f fb Er entailing g a loss of 100
000 upon which there t e e is isab9ut about 30000 30000insurance 30000insurance 30000insurance
insurance No lives lives were lost though thoughseveral thoughseveral thoughseveral
several of the men were seriously in injured inJured inured ¬
jured juredhalving Jured1aing ured uredFaking
halving Precautions Against Flagruc Plng Plague PlagueWashington e eVashington
Washington Aug 9 9lhe The secretary secretarye 3 3of
of the treasury has requested the th sec secretary secretar secretary
retary retar of state to cable the United TJnitedStates UnitedStrites United UnitedStates
States consul consul at Smyrna that tht the t theshipment the tl e eshipment
shipment of of certain Smyrna products productsis produ ts tsIs
is prohibited on account acc nt of the plague plagueJ
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HARRISMITH SURRENDERSrhe SURRENDERS SURRENDE S Srbe
rhe Neighboring Nei lboring Country Seems to toBe tone toBe
Be Qui QuietHeavy Iniet tI1ca Heavy Firing in the Direction Di Direction Dlrecti ¬
rection recti on of Elande River RiverPretoria RherPretoria RiverPretoria
Pretoria Aug 8 SIt It is said positive positivey
y 7 that President Kruger is wiping wijlingand wipingand wilingand
and anxious to surrender provided provideda
a satisfactory promise is given as to tohis tohis tohis
his ultimate destination destinationLondon destinationLondon destinationLondon
London Aug 8 SLord Lord Roberts re reports reports reports ¬
ports to the war office under date of ofPretoria ofPretoria ofPretoria
Pretoria August 6 as follows followsHarrismith fonowsHarrismith followsHarrismith
Harrismith surrendered on l August Au August < u ugust ¬
gust 4 The neighboring country countryseems cOlmtryseems countryseems
seems to be quiet Kitchener is with withthe withthe withthe
the force south of Vaal river He was wasjoined wasjoined wasjoined
joined yesterday by a strong detach detachment detachment detachment ¬
ment of Brabants Horse and the theCanadian theCanadian theCanadian
Canadian regiment regimentThe regimentThe regimentThe
The Boers attacked the thegarrison thegarrisonc garrison garrisonct
c ct t Elands lallds river on the morning of ofAugust ofAugust ofAugust
August 4 Information was sent to toCarington toCarington toCarington
Carington who was on the way way to toElands toElands toElands
Elands river Ian Hamilton who whoreached whoreached whoreached
reached Rustenburg Ru tenburg yesterday re reported reported reported ¬
ported hearing heavy firing in the di direction direction direction ¬
rection of Elands river Today the thefiring thefiring thefiring
firing seems more distant which whichlooks whichlooks whichlooks
looks as if the Elands r lands river garrison garrisonhad garrisonhad garrisonhad
had been relieved and was retiring retiringtowards r retiringtowards tiring tiringtowards
towards Zerust ZerustKroonstad ZerustKroonstad ZerustKroonstad
Kroonstad Aug 8 SCommandant SCommandantTheron 8CommandantTheron Commandant CommandantTheron
Theron who commanded the Boer Boerflying BoerflY1ng Boerflying
flying patrol that derailed and andburn andburncd burn burned burncd ¬
cd last week near Honigspruit the thetrain thetrain thetrain
train carrying United States Consul ConsulStowe ConsulStowe ConsulStowe
Stowe and flying the Stars and andStripes andStripes andStripes
Stripes has suffered a loss of three threekilled threeIdl1ed threekilled
killed and ten severely wounded in ina ina ina
a rear guard action near Kroonstad Kroonstadwith Kroonstadwith Kroonstadwith
with the Malta Ialta mounted m mnted infantry infantryThe infantryThe infantryThe
The British sustained no losses lossesLondon lossesLondon lossesLondon
London Aug 9 9Lord Lord Roberts fears fearsthat fearsthat fearsthat
that the Elands river garrison has hasbeen lIasbeen hasbeen
been captured after ten ten days resist resistance resistance resistance ¬
ance The war office has received receivedfrom receivedfrom receivedfrom
from him the following dispatch dispatchPretoria dispatchuI dispatchPretoria
uI Pretoria > retoria Aug 7 7Delacey Delacey hear hearing Ilealing hearing ¬
ing of Ian Hamiltons approach to toward toyard toward ¬
ward liustenberg and seeing that ha hahad h hhad hehad
had no cHance of capturing Baden BadenPowell BadenPowel1 BadenPowell
Powell hurried off to Elands lands river riverHamilton riverHamilton riverIIamilton
Hamilton reported that firing in the theElands theElaniIs theElands
Elands river direction ceased yesterday yester yesterday ester esterdaJ ¬
day and that Lieut Col Hoares gar garrison gardson garrison ¬
rison had evidently been captured capturedHamilton capturedHamilton capturedHamilton
Hamilton left Rustenberg this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning bringing BadenPowells BadenPowellsforces BadenPowensforces BadenPowellsforces
forces with him himDe himDe himDe
De Wet Vet commenced crossing the theVaal th thVaal theVaal
Vaal river yesterday Kitchener is isnow isnow isnow
now moving in pursuit Methuen oa oathe Olthe osthe
the right bank of the Vaal has evi evidently e edently evidently ¬
dently come in contact with De Wets Wetsadvance Wetsldvance Wetsadvance
advance guard as his guns were heard heardby heardby heardby
by Kitchener this morning morningBerlin morningBerlin morningBerlin
Berlin Aug 9 91he The Boer delega delegation deleg1tion i ition ¬
tion and Dr Leyds I eJds arrived here They Theywill TheywiH Theywill
will be received at the foreign office officeby officeby officeby
by Herr Von Der Enthal I nthal Count Von VonBuelows VonBuelows Von3uelows
Buelows representative It is under understood understood understood ¬
stood that the purpose of their visit visitto visitto visitto
to Berlin and also to St Petersburg Petersburgwhere Petersburgwhere Petersburgwhere
where they will 111 go next to induce induceGermany induceGermany induceGermany
Germany and Russia when peace peacecomes peacecomes peacecomes
comes to try to get some measure measureof measureofindependence measureof
of independence for the Boers BoersA BoersW BoersWANTED
W WANTED NTED AEL ALL THE + ROADh ROADhA R Dtt DttA <
A Stranger Demanded it and Sho Shothe Shot Shotthe Shotthe t
the Men Who Refused to TurnOut Turn TurnOut TurnOut
Out for Him HimBirmingham Him13irmingham hintBirmingham
Birmingham Ala Aug S SVhile SVhileTa 8WhitJas While WhileJas e
Jas Ta Hutchinson and William Venableyoung Venable Venableyoung VenabJeoung
young oung farmers residing on the south southside southside sout h S Sside
side of Red mountain ten miles from fromBirmingham fromlUrmingham fromBirmingham m
Birmingham were ere going home riding ridingin ridingin g
in a buggy they met a stranger six sixmiles sixmiles sixmiles
miles from the city cit also in a buggy buggyThe buggyrhe buggyThe
The latter demanded that the youngmen young youngmen youngmen
men turn entirely out of the road roadand roadamI roadand
and give him the way They The offered offeredhim offer offere offerehalf d dhim
him half the road but this did not notsatisfy notsatisfy no nosatisfy t
satisfy him and taking a shotgun shotgunfrom shotgunfrom shotgunfrom
from under his buggy b bfire seat he oPene opened openedfire openedfire a
fire with both barrels HutcRinson HutcRinsonwas Hutcliinsowas n
was fatally fatal1 wounded and Venable was wasvery wasv wa wavery s
very v ry seriously hurt but was able t tdrive to todrive todrive °
drive home with his dying d ing companion companionme
me man who did the shooting drove drovehurriedly drovehurriedly drovehurriedly
hurriedly away and his identity ismystery is a amystery amystery
mystery The sheriffs force is after afterhim afterhim afterhim
him
USING DYNAMITE AGAIN AGAINA
A Car on the St Louis Transit Cos CosLine CosLinc CosLine
Line Blown Up in the theaytime thcOuytime theDaytime
Daytime DaytimeSt OuytimeSt aytimeSt
St Louis Aug 8 SAfter After a pause pauseof pauseof pauseof
of five days dynamiters q namiters have com commenced commencec1 coinnencecl ¬
menced again to place explosives on onthe onthe onthe
the tracks of the St Louis Transit TransitCo TransitCo TransitCo
Co A Bellefontaine car was blown blownup blownup blownup
up in North St Louis at 9 oclock inthe in inthe inthe
the morning It is the first ease ase ofdaylight of ofdaylight ofda
daylight da Iight dynamiting since the strike strikecommenced strikecommenced strikecommenced
commenced commencedThe commencedThe commencedThe
The explosion was terrific All the thewindows thewindows thewindows
windows in the car were shatteredthe shattered shatteredthe shatteredthe
the forward trucks were were broken and anda
a whole twice the size of a bushelbasket bushel bushelbasket bushelbasket
basket was blown through the floor floorThere iloorThere floorThere
There were no passengers on the car carand carand carand
and neither the conductor c nductor OK o motor motorman motorman motorman
man was injured At night women womenalong womenalong womenalong
along the line were warned not to toride toride toride
ride on the cars as they would beblown be beblown beblown
blown up upVacancies upYncnncicH upVacancies
Vacancies All Filled FilledWashington FIllcdVashington FilledWashington
Washington Aug 9 9Ihousancls Thousands ofapplications of oEapplications ofapplications
applications have been received rece vcc1 by the thesurgeon thesurgeon thesurgeon
surgeon general asking for appointments appoint appointments appointments ¬
ments as contract surgeons for sere service seryice sereice ¬
ice in China and the PhilippinesThere Philippines PhilippinesThere PbilippineThere
There were 100 vacancies and those thosehave those thosehave thoehave
have all been filled filledGift fil1 filled filledGift f fGIrt <
Gift for Mislap l1i irtl College GollcgrcJackson GollegccJackson CollegeJackson
Jackson Miss Iiss Aug SDan 8 Dan James Jamesa
a wealthy wealtll citizen of Yazoo City Cit hasnotified has hasnotified hasnotified
notified Mislap Mislapcollege college of this city citythat citythat citythat
that he will donate a telescope cost costing costing costing ¬
ing several thousand dollars in com commemoration commemoration commemoration ¬
memoration of his father and brother broth brother brother ¬
er both recently deceasedMountain deceased deceasedMountain deceasedllountain
Mountain Climber Injured InjuredVienna InjuredVienna InjuredVienna
Vienna Aug 8 SHans Hans Kramer de described described described ¬
scribed as an American tourist slip slipped slipped slipped ¬
ped from the Raad mountain and was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not discovered until after aJt r 30 0 hours hoursWnen hourshen hoursWhen
When Wnen hen he was found ound with both b th legs legsbroken Jegsbrolen legsbroken
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were terrible At night they were worse and would keep me awake agreater a agreater agreater
greater part of the night I consulted doctor after doctor as I was travel travelling travelling ¬
ling on the road most of my time also one of our city doctors None of the thedoctors thedoctors
doctors knew what the trouble was I got a lot of the different samples of ofthe otthe
the medicines I had been using I found them of so many different kinds kindsthat kindsthat kindsthat
that I concluded I would have to go to a Cincinnati hospital before I wouldget would wouldget wouldget
get relief I had frequently been urged to try CUTICURA REMEDIESbut REMEDIES REMEDIESbut REMEDIESbut
but I had no faith in them My wife finally prevailed upon me to try themresto them themPresto themPresto
Presto resto What Vhat a change I am now cured and it is a permanent cure I Ifeel rfeel
feel like kicking some some doctor or myself for suffering three years when whencould I Icould Icould
could have used CUTICURA remedies H JENKINS Middleboro Ky KyConsists KyComplete
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crusts scales and dandruff and the stopping of falling hair for softening whitening and andhealing andhealing andhealing
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mations and challngSj or too free or offensive perspiration in the form of washes for fortticerative forulcerative forulcerative
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themselves to women and especially mothers and for all the purposes urposes of the toilet batb batband batbnnd bathand
and nursery No amount of persuasion can induce those who have once used it to use any anyother anyother anyother
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