St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 13, 1900

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zeas.e ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH tc: tt * aig — i sa oe ° Notable @omen... Who holds a whole community in the palm of his band, THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, Upon whom the attention of the nation and the world ; the s no protection for free ; and aguinst whose tyranny there is no protection tori . are centered will be pictured and described in the next born Missouri voters, will be pictured in the next oe eeaeerens ae Ress RAE Se eT Sunday Post-Pispaich. | VOL. 52, NO. 326, FRIDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JULY 13, 1900. OEM ESS Se Junday Post-Dispatch, ——— eee oe ee Se so ‘i eo Ye we eee ee HARLES BARNES OF ST. LOUIS, BAUMHOFF NOW |GOODNOW FEARS THE END HAS COME.- IMPLICATING NELSON AND DYER, MAK \ f PI Y PS spent intetntetetfttint atta ttn inflata nfatntnfat feta CONFESSES THE TRAIN R | Reports That Boxers and ——— , Requests Publication of His Chinese Soldiers Were , Bombarding Lega- cas ae a = : mania Counter Charges. One Detective and One Sus bs = = Ss MOTH H'¢ FEARS ve tions for Final pect Wounded in Running y Am \)\ J JHE DENIES RESPONSIBILITY. a ee ee ee - ; Sofa! cadillac , . 2 eS Attack on Pistol Fight Along i Ne : ip AY | ‘DECLARES HE HAS AT ALL TIMES July 7. Finney Avenue. | ACTED FAIRLY. wreree . NEWS REPORT SAYS ALL DEAD FIGHT COVERED A MILE. ; V7) W} Ly Strange Feature in Barracks | Says He Has Strictly Adhered to the | ‘ I Ae, . ? : Agreement of July 2 Between Fe EL SE Crime Mystery. CHARLES W, BARNES OF 4300 Ww, y- i ¢ NA : J J Transit Comp@nry and the Anot her Report Gives Details BELLE PLACE ARRESIED AT SFU Titty Strikérs. ie a Beh F, J ‘ “4 > vr ’ HOME WITHOUT DIFFICUL- te iu wre PROBABLY MURDERED.) .......) woracce eibehow’ of the Bt ofa Fierce Fight July 6 TY BY MEANS OF A DE- a ; ~-- . | Louis Tiansit Co. sent#the foilowing state- in Which Legations | ment to the Posi-Dispatch Wriday alier- OF 2 Sanna. \ _ eta MOTHER IN DENVER HAD PRE- , oon, with a Fequest that it be publisand: Were Razed and MONITION OF DANGER. ST. LUUIS, July 12, . 900. To the Public: Since the inuuguration of the Occupants John Nelson of 3658 Finney Avenue Ml, BE EI strike of the late employes of the St. Louis Transit | ; ’ i a - —- ' : Harassed by a presentiment that evil h | Which appears to | ‘ been written by some one none of the shots si ypped Netson. Drops O1 be ae a pad i all ' ther Han str. c is hereby copsidered abd re- TWO FOREIGNERS, ONE BADLY , blood trailed his speeding feet. PC LALIC Cr SOM AIPert, wW Years DO. | ied tf | fore ; "e joc his afternoor . . es + i. ‘ . - ’ : O70 | , , rail Shortly befor - Wclock ‘Gus a! satncee le ra vest along Fimney avenues, anc, | Louis. Mrs. Martha Woodward ! 1. ie consolidation of the various street rail- | WOUNDED SAID TO HAVE . . y . ‘ j 7 ? 17° Toes ’ arn ree he sal r ie onte in- } t. , Th} thie i ) the St. Aull: 1 i Si Ci Vil: Charles H. Barnes confessed To { hief | hs | ‘ rite! wah \ ance’ ed Cr ( hampa etree el Deny er, boarded ‘ train a. at peer " a pi Bay J . x! a apg t cane. . ESCAPED. , GStance between himself and a ; wae effe during the early part of the year “YU, at Detectives Desmond and Chief of Police » detectives, as he ran south. At an-| Thursday afternocn and started ° (Nis | which time | was connected with the Lindell Rall Cfeyvyenter Station he Was iost in the ral Cily. its general superintendent, baving twenty-seventh year of service ou Rs } } . ° : - . : ie al idl etl ; : \ aeees tating Coble’ Wa) os at ee a eee Siti iad When Mrs. Woodward arrives here Fri- | the gd day of May, lv, After the consolidation CONTRADICTORY REPORT JULY 7 son ang a man name ee weeds | ' 25 4 FE Te, ge san arte ie Sa effeeting his | day night she will find facts + ubstan- ; Was sted, Mr. dilsen J. Coleman was appointed ‘etained my position as Campbell] that he, together with John Ne'- '?* ¢ © e+ ¢eeeeeeeenpeeeee_eeye ee ee a a a ee ee ee a ee he ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ede ee ne ee committed the train robbery of the [llino's |...) ‘e a false legram as sent to 430 j tiate her presentiment in the strong clr- ry vest Belle piace. ne Messe be Highs cumstantial evidence indicating that mer! Mr. Coleman was gene! janager at the time Central Railroad near es Mee ee ee Page asp | wna : , structed to_rals ne ps ee 4 son, Albert O. Woodward, whose wounded “aah uae it ee oe ee red into in? States Gen. Nieh With 9000 Men Is Wednesday night. of the fhewise into view si te a ‘ ; } ee ontinued us su iti 2sth day of March, : sy oe eeeee gram he received y ne Ec pATIVLS bOaY Wits found in an cothouse at Jefferson when the unders! ay il Was ap] vinted to that posi- at Pekin and Has Defeated Tuan Barnes stated that the plot was concoct- use. Larracks Thursday a(terroon, as stated in : “ ; " . . vr) ‘ T . “a Vas a s t xh t r Dete ive ee : ‘Me vs . mE } stareme i Wii i¢* 1 iat’ implores of { > a —_ St. Louis. He said that Byer cam ‘ i+) a ote . eratives ‘ ' re a8 p- the Post-Dispatch of that day, Was ifpur- } ivision wp! fare] : at whicb time} and Rescued Prince Ching 3 N ( i {/ ij? i 4 - E Ss ° . 7 ¢}y } ; t V ou} fnke ry! «*@ Be San Francisco four months ago, and Jing wer ind the porch, made j ush and had ; cered., and the resuliant position "Tel malates of Suropeans Alleged te . | RS ERS . move. "OU iward'’s body is now in the keeping of a . : ag oe ft a . ag valle ‘ ced 7 j : Ch the plot was all arranged in this eity. He was akcn t 1é ‘r street police : , 7 Feng at eat ting | Leading inese. wong y aa eee barr 2 it aes al .tthe floffmeister Undertaking Ce it 7S!4 | have been instrumental in averting the strike said he went to the scene of the roo- aon ae be hininte Sled Min aes deaeeanine re ic ) — RE ra i ae +) | that time I have since been informed oy a | ; {night At 8 o'clock Friday. morning he {§ uth Broadway, where it will remain untll | yner of the‘employes of the Lindell division that| WASHINGTON, July 13.—The de- bery on an Iinois Centra! train ead Was eet ‘ol page te ox Me a epee Bn: Aw i | disposition is arrunged tor by the reiatives. | after the acreemen A ‘h 10 the lbves of | When A og Siaggangpeeae wh eta he property foun ttaches cf the Alexian Brothers’ -Hos- | t la wi u j ta ee yr gy "ators | partment of state has received a dis- S pel : . made miseratrle , h ite tha if they Mi Bot | : | eo aus eT , ropert: msist a revolver Of | nite where Woodwar was a patient 19 | Join they would be forced to leave the service of | = the train which thi y had decide d ; ry call * f iare pal of field glasses ei ane oe ais ans ine . 2, wend | the « va Ad and mar rer of the organiza- patch from Consul General Goodnow, ned ti! fl 4 1 went [i rl er he houlder by aj* PPLANCHORA War he aisappeared tj ¢ : t the at Shanghai i that th approacne: ney Agger it and ren a case Cal ON she ade Dy : ; : ition joint or no «other purpose than the é al, Sayin a én Ea ‘eticule much ‘orn | Monday Jast, have identified the remains. o? being let alone in the. peaceable. discharge of | 5 ‘ ying 7 Gevesaer through the express car. Then they cut A 0 ntain ing zy a phot gr: ‘ph of himselt, “Death from unknown causes,’’ is a | thetr duties of Shan Turg wires that the Boxers the engine loose is wi a! olla i verdict given by the jury impanelled by Phe pout ie Is aware of t 1e dema we ; _ ghty-five lollars in currency, which | Justice Noerper of Luxemburg, a village | th organization whieh ofeusht abou ie strike j and soldiers were bombarding the le- éniegiennn ‘ had been exposed on the St ringtown road, in St. Louis Coun- rf any S. and th se whd@d desire to ‘f OS] ir | | | ater, and three dollars in sliver coin |ty. south of che barracks reservation. cee ft Ho so oy tooBing mp gas of ioe daly | gations for a final attack upon the 7th lt lnintn iain inn tn indent fonda ion fonder forforinndenfon lank nofee for fecfenfon fo Seale feeds Siete selene tintniny Charles W. Barnes, 4300 West Belle place, | were taken from a sma!! black wallet. Justice Noe rper, having concluded he | a. = " - a a + AF gap gael 7 ship a ¢ Jul Suspected of being one of the six robbers Barn es Ack¥s ’ inquest, te lephone d to the Hotimeister Un- rrievance or churne of unfairness agai st e hi} 1o u y: DEFEN DER OF THE LEGA TIONS AT PEKIN ° , i aia eit . eile ~ * o,° sat morning, was arrested at his home at 3)).. Wa, with nim j tem iie Shc : al ‘clock lovide mena ion - i t Mace v. at h him if he told al he knew. T he deatn fron a fracture of tae spinal ecoiumMmn and many for “upwards , f ten fifteen cweniy and ee ae ae Xo & x ae ae ee of of ote ot > oe fe ote "g . ny ' y 8858 e g. . _ eee - ‘hief pl: ic >q the Suspecte ad T ybher in the ae tae eg nay of { we ee is p twenty five vears, than in any other etre ft raliway The consul adds that fears of the °, onn C1SON, ot inney avenue, tf an hol dover after telling him that he would |@ers or from a DIOW @t The base oF fue | system in this or any other eity of the country * skull, the first injury received having Killed | employing a like number of men, which is -or- | WOrst are generally entertained. FROM HAY TO CONGER. * 7 v partner, escaped from 10 detectives, leaving ‘think it over and let him know. him | tainly conclusive evidence that had I been half a trail of blood. Mrs. Chas es 5 Ba re s cailed at he A wound close t the le ft corne r of the i as bad as piletured in the etatement of the The statement also has been received Forty shots were exchanged between the ty . otiice at oe! o'clock. She was sub- mouth which was ; thought to have | strikers these men would have songht other sat i di hf eee ee » ar ected to an examination. been caused by atti } I | Who le t life having been saved bv one of the rob- Sounds of a scuffle - near the out- | our employ or he dar ’ the strike hare re that the date of his depature for the bers and stated that he felt under obligi- | house would not be ard ; the nearest | turne do oto wer Therefore, the {mputation | ; ers an ti that me fel se V rm 8. * Je Imputat | north is es ve tions to the robber He would not say | habitation, which is half a mile distant, | ‘ organization was elected on” account of my yet undecided. whether Barnes resembled that man. A sentry @n duty Monday night Sag 4 co ten | raj ag “ hel 0 oe ap ean ti LONDON ‘ , hat he heard a shot from the directlon | *efecrme ft 1e emenot reguar ig the agre ca Men Shadowed aie Dl xt ehere Wo x\iward’s body was ment of July 2 the las "rence re adds: ‘A ma- =" July 13.—A news agency . xf the piace ore ' ' “" | jority of us, however, tho h the directo to St. Louis. found. Ferien Air + Mitcsoag Ne . rere *rd'} report says that an official message re- Among Woodward's belongings picked up | to gyeeest to | _ Agent Murry and his men shadowed CWO an the h use was a paste! oard box bearing | tained the same op! fon 4th ference heir | |ceived in London states that all the ; "AG ’ , O1 the robbers to St. Louis, and thev are the name of a firearms compiny, Which had (/ exorbitant and unr } CHICAGO, Ills., July 13.—The working iibtdi teat they have identified the tan- 1! s wevelwae | fhe penelves wee "ot an aa foreigners in Pekin were murdered chairmanship of the Democratic campaign . : ooh -ortridves "and- onld have - 1 sterile ' ta st + itives In Barnes and Nelson. tog owl a ef are cartridges in Wood clearly Noated tat thes yn i i int ; ‘July 6. PA Se Me Me Me ae ate ale ate ate ale ate ale ae ate ole committee is said to have been offered to ‘he robbery happened Wednesday morn- | Post-Dispat h representatives conveyed | opinic hat the directors and stockhohtler On hurried to the aid of Tien Tsin The | Daniel J. Campau of Michigan, who tn 1896 + ack’ — tonne sin ithe first information of the finding of Re ee YN y | see wipe “fines em was at the head of the finance bureau. Six masked men. stopped the train} th ; eo see i ae hee Ge ee eferring further 1” agreement Jul LONDON, July 15 13.—The Shanghai] reason for this is a report that a large! w. «... Wickliffe. They terrorized the pas- | Wocdwara: - hee eth} f until advised at 1 oe . hady , ee : . | Mr. Campau said yesterday that the place | , ' | correspondent of the Daily Nail says the | 2O4y 0! Boxers is marching on Kiao | had been offered to him. and that he dee gers and forced Hichox to open the ex- | formed the Alexian Brothers. ' “oad yl n 6 is herowd copied and ja 3 \: . : ' press safe at the muzzle of their revolvers. hospital it was stated that Wood- | «por the purpose | ing vavan hich mey | fol "| , ard iti Chou, German territory. So lar as can clined it, but that the committee had ree be g: ither ed, the foreign troops will have | - sciliiedaneangiiaiia st An estimate of the money taken from the ntered that Institution i. ‘nN weeks | now exist, or hereafter : following story regarding the position in difficulty in getting out of Tien Tsin safe is $10,000. the sol{citation of his atives int iner employes of witch TT “iwards ta @]) ate Pekin emanates from Chinese official The secret service agents of the railroad | Denver. .} ee. ee eee we ee nine? ) : company went to work on the casé at once. wee sufferti 1F with melanc vt, super. jin the company’s setvice on May 7 inst. and as | SOUFCES: They are fighting incessantly day and At Cairo Michael Conley was arrested andj {induced by- brooding over ill beaith, whien {| te compa we en ee eeees “is additional mm , ant ht. ; oe ; ne —s ea . : : ry , j Hl sele PM exelustre , a 1e wo emaining night, and the losses must be heavy, fo accused oft being lh the RAN. The detec- ° ATs’ d would shor tly ‘ ‘ar 4 y him to the | nse A te , x) Tite a : % : ‘ i. Os Nt “ ‘ : , ; t r n lf} ng legations, the a Cc] ‘ ‘ “ae | . ; MN : 1] c hi i A I r tives say that they got enough out of him | grave. _!men now fn the service, N a8 beet te gee | British and Russian, were attacked in : nese Keep up a well-directed Dom- warrant them in following two men to » brooding had bee rende Wee ACUtG DY | bie ty ach fat wie te Meek lon sear to , P é' bardment with heavy guns. 3 | the death of his father, "whieh occurred last 2 st wae has een gullty of any acts/ force on the evening of July 6, Prince le in cort as Tc; ) JHN NELSON | =e noe te t is certain that Tien Tsin will be MRS. J¢ HN NELS ON. , ‘ ascertaine a that these men had i Nove mber in Denver. ' It will he notice tha ih tec : . ° ty as as be | ll be he « agreement reads | Luan being in command. The attackers] abandoned as soon as retreat 1s possible. lof lawle S7e4s3s or viel a cat boat on the river near Caltro| Woodward gradually improved under the | specifically that. af the ‘nN who were {n the and were making their way up the stream. | treatment at the hospital and, following IN-) company's service o ay In hal) } were divided Prince Tuan e¢ : . a ae — atic , | st 8 » fur V1 : ring an commanded — a him to Vandeventer station, where he t was learned that the men deserted the cely Kagytaae from his relatives, he was r nished th This agreemer py Pa da | SHANGHAT, July 13.—The most se- eluded them. Genevieve and boarded the} cently gyanted permission to spend A fery | inte on and 2..0't ; SUCCEED JONES - I — Michigander. Considering the Proposition. e © Se 0 ee oe o% > > - °° > °° 7. °° > > °° °° * > . ” ‘ 2 * > '* — *, . > +. om “9 ¢, * > ” > ‘e lal to the Post-Dispatch. - 2 ” . — *, - oe °° + °° —— ‘ »} i Ge : “Urry ‘oO ‘ ain train for St.’ Louis, arriv- | other atte rnoon outside of the hospital I was ra ith a copy of the Ist ~~ meget din “— igre i ees red by rious of} the many runtors received here —— er Agent George Murry ! aay some time Thursday night. | was his custom to walk about the southern!) Tt was necessary fo 7 _{ Prince Tsai Yin and the left by Prince} is to the effect that Europeans are di- chief of the Illinois Central Railway De- ‘ the city so found on the river bank. | part of the city on these afte rnoons, aes vy trav 0 ‘ ay tO a tt ars, and In Yin loin The reserves were under recting the Chinese military operat ms tective Bureau, with headquargers in Chi- | ef Desmond holds his discovery an im- | | I e was last seen a i powyetes bt nen sak eek Sea Tae wey 9 j “ye - Hon ne Bas a del Prince Tsin Yu The corre spondent asserts that cago, was shot by Nelson. ihe — senor gar Ro WE. gpa ns Pa itemtan: Celine $i Gatenkek Wack. 1% he agreement by employing gible te Th ee Rs ; Bailey of H. M. S. Aurora distinctly saw Phe wounded officer was removed to the | °",.° arnes hi wart's relatives of his death Thursday. af' 7 RS CREE hee o le attack commenced with artillery]. yan in European garb directing the Mullanphy Hospital ‘at 4 o'clock. It is ‘he detectives were not certain about jernoon after recelvi at information | qecortatned - ch and every one of those re} fighting, which was severe and lasted un-| Chinese artillery operations outside the “4 i +;* _ ’ ‘ ; } laces of r &] di mCe of the men ‘I ney ; r ) . J ‘ee : be q‘T) Wi 4 rie 1" " nei en . o] Y la . a = . ‘ . : . ‘ ” wes owe ‘ siated that he will recover. ) information that Bernes lived in | , : fronY Denve the Post-Dis- |, the ack “¢e i eget are é aes we ; Geimer of Chief Desmond's staff and LDe- Mrs. Harrison Disappeared. Donnelly boar wee r per lve the names of any per | 5 OS a ince} bombardment, leaving the other foreign-/| again had the matter under consideration, Wah sas ee ae’ , 0 ny other ntog 4 ‘ | ‘ : ’ , ’ ‘ ‘ . 4 uls, - | } y Pies - int er i re i] | } t ] ’ ) : : > r. 4 > : ‘gf -% 4 > tectives Krne, Met unsey and two other | The residence in which Barnes was ore | 1 Savane Armstrong of St Toants Cor ty, Eos ign tt Ds . [ ‘ { ( Lille and (sen. \\ ang \V en Shao went rs to the) if fate i He will return to (‘hicago probably on Sumn- ‘ } Se ig + " , ap ° * bs ai nf Shan Tung {s identical with U.S. Consul] FOF % years he has been prominent im 1." , boarding se re after she was f At ¢ end . oes ang en Shao we cille stefiien se Soe -dene he re eae ’ ronduc Neles was a thrilling fight. he Sustinde ° : i te house the A ifter she was found, Noerper reopened noanee nier 1 July 2 1 ha nswere ry applieation reecelved 'S ; ere killed. General Goodnow’s report of the bombara- | °" ‘ onduct of the political affairs of his . ; UNI about six "Pe KS AR : ’ Prey t ’ l ' } . "to? etter r Seexgram, Mom « iT t a= | vis relig 4 ¢. Se 3a) ‘e * ¢ , n ela?l ag ) ‘ “ rit ’ nc ry : . . , . ened the fight with Nelson, At 3:30 o'clock | sat ch hte the Puttle les had very littl to Young ulrl ct Dubuqu? Killed by ' n of hn en eancebaerainen ene | VACTOFY, Gt tributed 100,000 taels and | official .f “ - prans ‘ I, Gi } Oxi) that Mr. Campau led the Vichigag : : Peay avout ihe sensational inves f their ‘ : , , nt today Wing fe tle ree - 29 tie f ~— + é uly le, 7 ung ON uly 6 'e- Democra Oo its first vic , ear @ messenger boy awoke Nelson and his ho . ear i“riday mornine ‘i a Se ; See: Lightning and Incline Railway Sta- huge quantities Of rice to the Boxers. | day, July , Democracy to its first victory In 37 y 3. wife. at 3658 Finney pitino Aig The ’ ae nor 1S nd Hs oy | | e RORY | ceived a written lmpe t date ti For a number of years hte influen:. od has eg & note told Neilson that Mrs. Barnes | B; s’ business, his family nd pag Pte tion Struck and Shattered. » have not been guilty of s of lence of taw- | 17, and sent overiand, in which ; ihe | been felt in the councils of the national ae een taken suddenly fill, and requested . oe ness." ne Iso as follows | SHANGHAT, Jul ‘Vv 13.—The viceroy of | ir ispat 1im to come over to the Rarnes’ residence. | n the neighborhood it wae understood mi be we o—A terrific elec- “Repiving yours of yd om on ai y ernors were urged » dispa 2 wi! party. He was a deiegate to the convention Nelson fell into the trap. The detectives hat Barnes was a travell: y acme He | nie? bv a rainfall of ing n offer you | meouragement 1 Fuhkiren has received dispatches from the utmost speed to help against the rebels, | that nominated Cleveland in iS, and was ee the bouse, Suk Teady we ot aga soe by canoes about three days ago and’ the | ches, raged here for three hours to- “LT have now ih my possession ebout SO epolications | Pekin, dated July 7%, announcmg that} | among whom Prince Twas wis clearly in- | collector of the port of Detroit during the oh eae ors were told he had gone down | ’ for employ me! welved since July 2. to) (Gen Nieh. with 9000 men. has reached dicated - first Cleveland administration. As the ¢ane ‘ " . e} I it > i si, ' . « ‘ : ‘(a : [ , } Acting on this edict, which {ts eatd to be! didate of his party for United States senna. on, appeared at the front door. His the river. " uic @.snce took in the situation, eand,! They did not know ,e]) | MeQuillan. aged 16. was killed on nag yn i S. Save : hab f ta, in! ; I ‘ cid ie! IOW he bs ‘eturn ‘ ‘ i . iv, , t rey s* : ' ° yieh 7 F nam ere t . :. . . ‘ 99 Les “ ’ o . darting ng he slammed and locked the | the news that he was whose Pld he utes i ing i cote vill net eerml i weenie hee | here from Lutai by making a long de- oot in the aces of the effice rs. | wn ‘ning ens . 44 7 ‘ i l l ~. ‘ r’ ¢ ‘ t | . ort! . . ’ os " A moment later Assistant C ef of Detec- i. ‘ . le . 1] wife 2 4 6 sal fon a struck mer’ nat rei i: is be Il again challenge at wrson to produce snech liet (OUF £0 Ihe HOF He met and de feat ‘ tives Smith, who was on Wate ‘n the back | B ha sik eatin am Beigi ye whd writ. | ) a at Batheme tes 4 : m the coun- ahont | re! at were emp “l cinee July ‘ ed i'man of the campaign committee he will yard, beheld Nelson at the second story | nessed the arrest of Barnes Mra. Kettler | try —— (i vioiatton of the agreement. Notwithstanding the | 1, ‘ os : — bear the same relation to this sampaigm Windows with a revolver. aa 1 Py eae Ji i . 7 . ae pte went o SETA SEE SAE BUT FOR IER ar } +} strikere we ming) hasty | rince Llitl ag, but lost — UO men in the SH AN(;HAT Thursday July %?.. The for as his riv ai, Don M. bDte kineon, bore to that mith fired and Nelson returned the shot. “ey aga e “eh pee: ~ | 4 -_ their act » on i! : are still emploving ar feat ay re " tof four vears age © ' ’ © Ae OT) , Ui “ 1} 1} ‘ ‘Toss 4 ’ + . ’ _ _ } } . "Ts l , ‘ ’ cu ‘ Is ‘ e ft ff "} li .e § ‘ The } r ** . Me disappeared, Again he came to the win. {the street from the hn nee eee eres THE WEATHER INDICATICNS. ng preference to such of our ok loyes as | Operation eign consuls are offering large sums for the} Mr. Campau ts a substantial and cucceseful dow an Sprang through the casem ‘nt, fir- ™ i ; oe wee satis rae : ee oe he a tenant ’ * Hie is Now trving to rescue (sen. Yung production of the letter which a Chinese business man Hie holde large interests in ing at Smith as he jumped, \: Re ee er meng, Sar Spee SHOWERS. pe yb pad tye the re a wer we ; ‘ , , -i merchant is sald to have received ‘rom Pe. | Teal estate, and ts widely known cs @n au. Crashing into a lilac bush in the yard. he = het tal sea tee a b o: sh risea % oe Will be oth tha ~ = pond e elf le to Lu. and thus save what may be lett ol 7 tated Jus o, 4 : thority on turf matters. arae in an instant, and fired on Smitu asl acronce +1 ame we. ok : wee od ne 6 nage — ” ten Agent niet, gy Bi owe ge hae gy Ph apy tie Se rei FT Ma Pee Dale’ a ay oe n, Gated June &, saying the ‘egaiicns li. I’. Siune of M'oneapolis, an alierpate he dashed through ‘the back gate, p anaes “ “six ‘of Po said ims ; " The a “ — _ —— ee ee ted thel We Bees. Page apelin ae the legations in Pekin Nieh is favor- were deroolished, and that ihe foreigners | delegate tu the National Democratic Cone Running through another yard he gained lps e 6 goer Bn Ate ae chan far and probe my nase Saturday a cont aumeal : in their Hat persons ' a m to he able to the foreigners had been Killed rhe merchant declines tol vention, wae notified ijiaat night by a lLe@lee the front af the house, fronting on Finney long tine Missourl— Fair, except showers in east portion Fri- | aisiey lawlessness and violence, some | . show it, alleging that he feans punishment | gram from Senator Jones, chairman of the avenue, Here he was imet by Detective "Al +t 4 o'clock the me , 7¥5) day night; Saturday fair; warm weather; brisk if th DAavit n convicted and a large num from the Chinese officiais. rutional committee, that he ead been ap- Murry and the fk ADOT eciocsK the men came out ana ] : “ ; “oe . Murr) others o ls force, saw thai they had one man a orismvet southeriy winds : , ae | CHE FOO. Ses , O—The situation at ™ - ——~ t oll + ae the se« i” & of the committee Le he dete s walked on el al ’ toht also chatge that they have omitted entirely | _. A - = ith hea-Iquerters In € Fight Resumed ~ ws the dete ‘tive W Ke d on eithe os Ie Il'inols—Showers and thunderstorms Friday nigh ‘the names iF » number of our former em- | Tien Tsin 1s desperate. The command- CHE FOO TELEGRAPH CUT. ” Be netor j nes left Chi oe —— Bee in the Street. * nt m, vane mn front and about six or seven and Saturday warmer in north portion Friday plores, who CeO * to the terme of the agree. | E ees , : p : - a trip to Lak« Minnet ka whi. The battle was resumed. M og Ikes ~ yay Sey. MOES SE SUNS T night: telah 2 ntherly winds, winds. ment of July 2. were eligible to this list. The! ers are cal.ing tor more troops, but the} NEW YORK, July 13.—The Commercial ow: in fa . s 1 7 ; (eG » : . ‘? i ewer: th) ~~ : ’ 4 ce es . , > j ‘ um urry closed y WAlKeG nerth, stopping at the livery nrmittee cannot plead ignorance on this subject, | oo hies brewin lsewh der it im-| Cable Co. sends out the following notice: — generall neoreere upon the fleeing man. Just as the officer | *'2>le. because members of their organization employed 5 ewan ee. 6 ee ! ent Somme } ; , . Telegraph Co. has received notification from raised his pistol arm to - shoot, Nelson] from the very st=ble (W atkins’) on os ms ' preparation of this list and must have known that ‘ compaign : — .m. ....9#5 | a@ large number of those eligible were ieft off, be- Germany has been obliged to withdraw Shanghai that telegraphic communication Let genuine, Li Hung Chang ts | ' rom his district in 1898, he made @ showlig ks a notable coinciderece that as chair- und: te te ily come thousands of troons to Pekin ; : ther Zovernors are provaviy doirg Puan's army and rescued; the eam wheeled and fired. Murry dropped to the dletom avenue, near West Belle, and had ge I Bonerzet Se, eltetrtd asec ‘ . i Sn 2&6 66.2 e* e ‘eee eee ee eneee 4 “ ailew adk “fs the other officers fired, but (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO, a p. @ 94 _ on GOTT SEO ~ (CONTINUED ON BAGE TWO.) from Taku troops that were to have been | yesterday (Tuesday) evening.” ; ee Pare ees ey or ae a. eee eR hy % we cee 2 ee ER TERS iia ae ae -