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Roosevelt to McKinIeY.

Washington, June 22-The following
Is the text OF Governor RoOseyeit's
message tc President Mckinley.
New York. June 22-Hon. VIM. Nc
Kinley. Washington ID. C.-Appreciate
deeply your congratulations and am
proud 90 be- associated with you on the
ticket.
(Signed)
.rlIr.nrDDur. r...l.r.r.r.r u %
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RFINFORCE
URGENTLY NEEDED
len Tsin BOmbarded necessarily Situa-
tiOn at Pekin is Very Serious
Losses Heavy.

on Consulate at Ten Tsin Raced to the GrOund-FOreign
Concessions BurnedRusSans Hard Pressed-Chnese Reg
usrs Attacking Cabinet Considers the ShuaIlOn-
Accounts Of the Fighting-Britan VIII Send Large Army
lien. Macarthur is Asked for More Troops.
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CON. noosENELr CoMNG WEI
win Attend the Rough Riders Con-
Nention In Oklahoma.

New York. June Ex-Governor Roose-
welt left this city for oyster Bay az !
O'Clock this afternoon. After sleeping
last night az the Union League club. he
went with General Francis V, Greene to
the Fifth Avenue hotel, meeting Chair
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Mith rrnnsntInntlc IIncrs.

New York. June 22-Arrived: Fuerst
Bismarck. from Hamburg
Hamburg. June 22-Arrlyed. Pretoria.
from New York
Liverpool June 22.-Arrlved Cyaric,
from New York.
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Fell to His Death.

Portland. ore, June 22.-Reinhard
Brook. a Portland saloonkeeper. fell
into the Columbia river from the deck
OF steamer Bailey Gatzert this morning
and was drowned
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pIsrurE ovER RIamr on wAY.
Case of schettler vs. Lynch Heard
Before Judge Hiles.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Hlles took
up the case OF b. H. Schettler % al vs.
T.. p. Lynch ct al, involving a certain
right OF way.
The land claimed by plaintiffs as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-22
Colonial Marriages BnI Passes.

London. June 22-The house OF lords
today passed the the colonial marriages
bill introduced by Lord Strathcona and
Mount Royal
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Hull Re.nominated.

Des Moines, Ia, June 22.-Congress-
man J.. A. T. Hun was re-nominated
today by the Republicans Of the
seventh district
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FAIRY TALE FROM
PHILADELPHIA
Gov. Wells, ThOs. Kearns and c. E. Loose
Give $4,000 Each to the Cam
paign Fund.

Story Comes From Themselves Gave $4,000 Each to the
Democratic Campaign Fund, and Voted for Bryan Electors
UWere Bryan Leaders ia ISO6-Utah People VIII Smile
Business Followed by the Three Well Known Utah Men
Is il a Campaign Yarn?
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BOER FORCES SEPARATED.
Lord Roberts Has His Men Between the
TransyaaeB and Free Skaters,
Capture Of 5000 Rides Beers Feel
Pacihc-Dutch Hallway Wen EN-
PEELED by the British.

London, June 22.-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts.
Pretoria. June 22.-Ian Hamiton's
column reached the Springs yesterday
en- route 10 Heidelberg, where they VIII
Join hands with Buffers troops, who
reached Paardekop yesterday and Will
be al Standerton tomorrow, thus open
ing up communication between Pre-
tora and Natal and preventing any
Joint action between the Transvaalers
and the people OF the Orange River
colony.
Baden Powell reports from Rusten-
burg that he found the leading Beers
verv pacific and cordial on his return
Journey hence COmmandant Steyn and
two actively hostile field comets had
been captured during his absence.
Lord Edward Cecil. the admiuistra-
tor Of the Rustenberg district has to
date collected 5000 rifles.
"The commissioner at Kreonstad re-
ports that 3ii rifles have been handed
in al WOlmarnstad
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U. $. PURCHASES.

IN the matter of exports. statistics
show that the United states bought
more of China IN 1899 than any other
country in the world. The exports last
year were valued at Sl3S354S6 our in
crease OF trade during the year being
ten times greater than Great Brltains
for the same period Consul Fowler
urges more direct method Of shipping
our goods to China. Says the consul;
% have seen but one merchant steam
er under our flag, land she had no right
10 I'D since ! came TO China. in,Febru-
airy. 1890. ten years 'ago-and II was
seven years before / saw a sailor direct
from the United states. Abour efor-
tieth of the American carrying trade Of
China last year was done under the L..
$. flag. while more than half was under
the British ensign Germany did ten
times as well as the United states
The consul concludes as follows:
81 can see from my desk six modern
Chinese men of war all built In Ger
many or England A large German cor
poration keeps a representative always
I'm Pekin'
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"WALTER c. EMENs.'
TRADE WITH CHINA.

Washington. June 22.-Consul Fowler
az Che Foo In a supplement 10 a former
report to the state department from
Consul General Goodnow at Shanghai.
upon the United states trade with
China. shows that I'm four years. from
1896 TO 1893 inclusive we have doubled
our sales with China. In 1897, the value
of these sales exceeded those OF all con-
tinental by S82O2S1 In 1898, this excess
has Increased TO 4.l7ls34, and last year
to $6.19l.936 China imported American
goods last year 20 the value Of $l9,ZSS,-
745. and British goods 10 the value Of
S2S. 1895 0SS hve-siXths Of the total inn
portation coming from British and
American territory aud more than half
from Great Britain alone.
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but were repulsed with loss, including,
II Is reported. q Chinese general
ITEM TsIN HOPES FOR RELIEF

Rear Admiral Bruce at Taku tele-
graphed last night the further inf0r-
nation that az Tlen Tsln June 90 fight
Ing was proceeding and that reinforce
ments were required. Mr. Br0derlck al
80 said: 1--WE have further heard from
Admiral Bruce. dated Taku, last night
and Che Foo this morning as follows
4 am hoping Tien Tsin may be re-
lieyed tonight No news from the CONF
maudor- in-chlef.'
Cine Terrible landed this morning
3s2 officers and men Of the fusileers'
I'M conclusion Mr. Broderck an
nounced that he believed various other
troops would arrive In a day on Two, II
they had not already landed, and thas
Arrangements had been made by the
government to supplement very consid-
erably the force already ordered to
China.
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MORE AMERICANS 10 90.

Washington, June 22.-The only news
from China laid before the cabinet
meeting today was "a telegram 90 the
secretary OF the giving the movement
OF vessels In Chinese waters. The text
of the message, he says. was not made
public. That the President and the
members of the cabinet regard the sit
uatIOn in China as extremely crit-
zeal ls shown by the fact that the pre-
limnary preparations are being made
TO send forward additional troops ln
case Of need a telegram viii Doe sent to
General Macarthur at Manila this at-
ternoon asking how large q force he
can spare. should It become necessary
To send them % China,
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PEKIN BEsIEGED

Syracuse. n. Y, June 22-Dr p. Wall
ter Emens Of this city whose son, Wal
ter G. Emens represents the American
Trading company IN China. today re-
ceived the following cablegram dated
Tlen Tsin, June 10th:
Situation growing worse Pekln be-
sieged. In danger of massacre.
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No RUSH ABOUT IT.

No answer to this inquiry is expected
before tomorrow. when Instructions
may be sent TO have transports and
troops In readiness in case of order TO
sail
1t Is said that IL IS not the purpose Of
the President 60 dispatch these addl-
tl1nal troops nc once except In the
event that the situation become even
more grave than at present. The cable
gram 20 Macarthur was "a precautIon-
airy measure. taken with a view TO be-
Ing IN readiness TO meet any emergen-
cy
The cabinet session was largely occu-
pied by the postmaster general who
had returned from the Philadelphia
convention. In telling the story Of the
convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-22

Amsterdam. June 22-The Neither
lands Railway Company Of South
Africa has received official notification
OF the expulsion from the Transvaal Of
400 of its employees. with their families
The Dutch consul al Lourenzo Marques
telegraphs that a proclamation has
been issued 10 the effect that the com
pany's officials who refuse 10 do British
military transport work VIII be sent 20
Europe Via East London. Cape Colony.
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FOREIGNERS IN PEKIN.

A recent census Of Tlen Tsln shows
the foreign population 10 be about 1000
persons. including no Americans, Thus
the report from japan that 1900 for.
elgners al Tlen Tsln had been massa-
cred would seem 10 be untrue or gross
Is exaggerated In point Of numbers.
Every foreigner within the citys
boundary would have 20 be- killed 70
bring the total up 20 anything near that
number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-22

ordinance, in an interview is quoted as
saying.
1.-THE trouble In China IS most serl-
Gus and the result Is difficult TO predict
"The United states viii send enough
troops to China 10 protect the Ameri-
cans there and American interests.
More troops than those already de-
failed win be sent TO China speedily II
the situation demonds The dignity and
rights of the government viii be up
held"
The evening world., 1900-06-25
DROP
AFTER A RALLY.
Railroads Weak and B.
r. T.. F~luctuates With
out Support.

Prices opened lover to-day on the
stock Exchange. but gradually reroy'
cred and later scme favorable advances
we're scored, principally In the Industrial
stocks.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit advA.sei -,
10 ala. Manhattan was on IS, but
quickly recovered. Metropolitan de'
creased ia, TO rs Ia ~rebounding to
is Ia
Trading Va. rather lively and quite
heavy all around.
American Steel and Wire was exeep-
tionally active and f~raetionally climbed
a point 10 % Ia
Brooklyn Rapid rransi, was later sue
cessiully hammered down almost three
points from the highest. TO ella
There vas heavy liquidation N DE
Western railroad stocks on the crop out
| look. Northeast led with a fall OF 2 IA.
While Burlington and Rock Island ng'
used for ~ each. C~olncident with this
weakness, some OF the steel stocks iosi
between / and . points. Prices got down
to the lowest. Baltimore q ohio extend
ing IT. loss 10 4 points and Bfooklyn
| Transit TO J - Italiltt IN some " nv
speculative leaders reached ] TO III
/ but ssre poorly neld. Ihe market re
nAlned unsettled and feyerish- bond'
we're easier In sympathy. with stoeka
The market gave evidence OF Delns
oyrrseh and he covering demand from
the bears caused a general advance
Complete r~ecOyeries ssre scored ~
many stocks. Brooklyn Transit rallied
three points 10 above -. and the Paclnes
sOuthwesierns. Burlington and North
western got above Saturdays PRICES
Peoples Gas rose q point over saturday
Among less active stocks there wef,
some snafp LOSES, pitisourg. G., G. 4
81. 1. preferred cropping AIS; Re-
Gmnde 4 Western, 4 AID Denver q Rl'
Gunde preferred and Norfolk a West
ern preferred, Ia and I ~ each. Tn
steel stocks we're irregular.
The demand from the shorts fell ava
as prices rose 10 the high point In tn
last hour. Sugar touched w orea
Northern preferred rallied . Ia ar
"a Prices dropped with the with
draxal Of buying for bear account. bu
the reaction had not proceeded far whrI
support was encountered again In
fuci uatlons after that were uncertain
and Irregular and closed In that eondi
i tion a. mail net chsnsss
The total sales Of stocks today Ner,
~, "a shares. ami Of bonds uLi~es pa
value.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
CLOPTONS
NOVEL SUIT
Wants Pay for Dead
Wife's Services to
Invalid Mother.

Nuli'm 9 Clceips sho vNs accused
1v 1ls wealthy divorced Nf'c formerly
known a. M-s Rsll, with ssuiluE her
annoying ana threatening letters. vas
arrtigncd In the Centre Stree, Court tis
afternoon on an Adjourned hehtag d the
case.
70 7ns developed that Ci01tor l. The
p'sintin In Two novel actions now p nd.
lnr In the Supreme Court.
runtor's hrsf wife wps the laughter
q David ] Garth. WEALTHY retire I
hu..ness man now residirg NJ s'alt,oro-
O1-tF HUDSON.
NJ Garth made 4 liberal allowance
Tor Lis d1ua htsr support. MS Clapton =
Income ~ n lawyer at tho time WIS
small
The ciop;ons lived with Mr.. Garth's
family aft~r marriay until a difference
.rc.s and then G,rth presented his
daughter o house IN wes; slNty-ninth
stree.
cloprn's wife del and he . mar
rel 1sain. ob'sinlrr later a Dakota
llv0rre
Ne nov has a suit pending agaIns' hi
nrsi vtis's father. ciaimlng 1000 FOR
services The nrs, Mn Clop'on rendered
her mofher. who had heen an Invalid
lIring = portion ~ the time mat her
i'rghter ani husband had lived with
he.
roptln also sues G,rtH f,r personal
service, Zoo , lcsl' case Claiming pwl.
The -.ry!.e- arc s,ii 90 h't. been con
nrei % sole .rg % 'rl' r 1915
Mr G1r,hs counsel 10 both Dlse' 1.
John Nottmsn. n the dtm ~ Butter.
hoffman q Mynlerse
The second NJ. Cl1pi1n h1- Begun
prpce, liuf. n have me ly1rrc SCI
ash. sHs is represented .r Howe q
HInms Mr. J.Hptln sass That ahsn
she married. Cllgtou she urlsrst,ud D.,
vas wealthy. but shcn they seni ON
ihe.r honeymoon be- le, her pay her osn
hotel expenses
The evening world., 1900-06-25
SALISBURY WILL OPPOSE
PARTITION OF CHINA.

LONDON June Is Lord Salisbury
D.. sim hopeful that 'he chinese crisis
Will Do solved Nih1ut var a%gainst that
country a, a whole he lncl.nss TO tbs
belief ina. The Government II china
VII shortly boz able To relssert itself
Without committing himself to a den.
mite view u the future. ne appears
tylrse o. any scheme ~ territorial In
icmniiy which, when order Is restored.
uight be- suggested hy the powers who
have suffered during he uprising
The Interview Of United Sta,es Am
bissilor Choate with Lord Salisbury
90 saturday was due 10 Instructions 70.
siyel from Secretary Hay IN which the
Ambassador was notified NJ the friendly
professions u the various Niceroys ana
vas Instructed 20 ecure Lord sails
buys views beyond casual converse.
lion.
The Ambassador discovered the British
Premier maintained the belief hat me
diplomats at Picking ha1 not been mas
sacrei and did not believe they "ore
likely to b. lie Is eminently satisfied
With the action already taken by the
The evening world., 1900-06-25
EXPANSION
FOES UNITE
Anti = lmperialists Will
Form New Party If
Democrats Dodge.

AntI-lmperiali''s from an part, ~ the
country met tn. Afternoon DO the Plaza
Hotel, Finn venue aud Fi'ty.ulnth
street, 10 determine what action the
followers ot This li1c NJ national policy
all take In the present campaign
u may he that a ueV party viii b.
formed 20 vote independently " both
the Democratic and Republican parties
n The Democrats should fall n put In
a. strong an anti. lnperl,list plank In
'he.r platform ~ tho rou'ore. desire
then there vii hs 4 nes party.
Among those present This afternoon
wsr" many Who have taken an active
part In the anti-imperialist movement,
Thor" were Carl srhur1 eN-Gov Bout
well Wln.low Warner Danlei = Hos.
kln-, w. Henry W Lamb. Gamallel
bradford. Ervlug \ Wlnslow. Samuel n
Bowles. Ernest n Crosby. &. Charlie.
Goldman. Horace white. r. W. Ordway.
- PaulhinV William Botts. Henry Buhb
Hubbard Welsh. J. u henderson. ~
Missouri. Dr Cronut white Congress.
man william ~ Fleming. Senator Wei.
iugion. ~ Maryland. charles n Wiley.
~ Cincinnati. T. VI Rose, ~ Arkansas
James l. Flair ~ - Paul. Edward T..
Corer. ~ Minneapolis and = W. Goo
ken. g l. Paddock. charles NJ sturgis
Daniel " Lord and Edwin nurrit Smith
~ chicago
The Conference was Cdlei by the
Anil-lmrer'alist League pr tho purpose
y clnfrrr'nS with 1tl.'npariallst' not
member ~ that organization II vas
| hoped they would rnwhine 20 -. what
Guild 1" 1onc In Tho campaign ana the
/ So 'us4'ln vt'ch heglr early IN The az
ter-"or hinged 1n tho probable plank In
+ ,He rl4i'o-m ~ no urnpcrpu party at
Kansas uItv In relation ~ ButI-inFeril-
'sm
10 Vas said that the iesgue ,ni the
anti mps-inlists knew VA. ne .Repu5.
Ic1n party Intended. that IL platform
hat been written and promulgated and
hat there was NJ hope 60 he hal from
tina, side.
II remaiuei vim the Dsmocrats 10 put
The issue before he people Failure or
heir part would be followed b tn,
formation Of az Independent party.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
FIVE Y. N. C. A. MENINCHINA.
Robert 4. Galley, Once n Priseeton
Centre Rush. Probably fishtins
nj TtrutsIn.

There are nye representatives Of the
international Committee u tho Young
Mons Ctyi.,ian Association stationed IN
nina.
They are d willard Lyon. stationed q,
Peking Robert u Galley. Tlentsin, 7.
s~.Brockman. Nankln. Robert T. Lewis,
Shanghai. and walter J southam, Hong
kong.
Richard c Morse. general secretary
OF the committee. at : West Twenty.
nlnth street. has ~ ,siyed a cAblesssm
from Mr. Lewis. dated Shanghai. June
2 II Ia a. follows.
war i no, llkel, 10 AFFECT Shanghai
Lyon on wsy to Japan. BrockmAn on
wAy shanghai"
Thi, y al the news that aas been
received. and the relative. u NJ. Galley,
Nhl vas Al Tientsih vhen last heard
from. ar, especially anxious
n Mr. galley IL stlll alive ne 10 prob.
sbly taking an active part 10 ths hghi'
ina at r.entsln H. was centre rush
u the Princeton football team IN TN
Fai Of ~ w = a graduate Of lafay
eite College And Of Princeton Thoo'
logicai seminary
An Of the nyc except Mt Aoutham
are Americans, ana al hut him are mar
risd Mr. southern h an Enxlshman
and a graduate % Wyclne Coiege. Can
sda. " Lyons home Il Al Wooster
o.. and he 10 a graduate ~ Wooster Uni
yerrliy. Mr.. BFockman's home 10 AT Al
bit University. Nj Lewis comes fron
the university AZ Vermont. his hom'
be.rH a. B<rkshir>, W.
rhs dve we're sent ouS ~ vort a1eal
Cntusss Notooso - yoon9 bss1n<s'
The evening world., 1900-06-25

United states and expressed the same
views as he cable despatche' attribute
10 Secretary Hay.
The conference may Le said not 20
have eIlci'ed 4 single point OF which
lord illshury differed from the Ameri-
can attitude. and while he expressed his
determination 10 use every endeavor 60
restore order In the Pslho Valley and
ertricate the diplomats. his estimate Of
the situation vas iinsed with a spirit
~ hopefulnes. tina, contrasted greatly
with the general tone Of the British
press
Judging from the account % what
passed between Mr Choa'e and Lord
Salisbury. the statement recently made
70 fhe ASSOCIATED Press by the Foreign
once. that Great Britain and the other
nations. % far as ~. Foreign Once
knew, were combining all their energies
and deliberations solely to the present
predlcnment. 10 a sincere Statement, of
facts
II Russia. Japan or any other power
has an Interior object IN making cav-.Ai
out " the trouble In China Lord Salts
bury does not appear to BE- aware o: Il.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
WE GET SHIPS AND MEN
READY FOR EASTERN WAR.

PHILADELPHIA. June q Under
orders from the Navy Department a
lars. force u men to-day began the
work ~ preparing 'or active service the
watcr.carrying ship Arethu,s, wh.ch
has been ln reserve az League Island
since the clos. ~ me spanish American
var The Arsihu.- ls 20 be sent To
chinese waters. AMI oheials at the
League Maryland expect 20 have her
ready within ten days
Every available part u Dc ship vii
be- niiel VITA tosl a, ballast, and she
. expected 10 carry ahou, 1so tons to
the American warhip- at "a a
Lieut. on. formerly In cnarse Of the
photographs once In I'll, city. who
The evening world., 1900-06-25
B, R. I. ATTACK CONTINUED
stock Hammered Again In the
Market and No support
offered %.

Further iecl.nc- 10 the stock ~ the
Brokly1 Rapid Transit Company or
CURED AZ the opening u to-day. stock
market n 'he n-s. hour ne share.
sold N 20 q 4 week ago they were
selling n e. B'f5re the eni of the week
,hsy had dropped Go % Ia
The trsj sac recorded to-day vas a
lot u ie0 share a. 81. and ne Low
price - me nrst hour represented a
decline u y points from /. hiEh record
quotation = two years ago The other
traction stocks IN fact the entire list
va. extremely ssak purlns me day
Il n~uctuAtei and closed a. 1lt
n l. rotewor'hy that ne stock o'
N. Transit Company Is receiving ah-o-
l.,ely ~ support from those shn ono,
o. concerned IA IT, welfare. an
but dlg1t attempt is male TO isuy any
~ the many adverse rlmors heard On
c~onncctios sith the ultimate fate Of the
properly Prominent auiorg these Is one
that the Metropolitan street Hallway
Company Intends IN some way 20 ABSORB
\ director u the Transit Company u
qloted az saying that the Insiders are
Nalting for matters 20 Crystalline an
tat events viii b. met 40 they de-
VeNp.
Much has been made said the o.
rector. "of the rumOf that the cts
authcf.;!es may withdraw the privileg'
% running cars over the bridge Thu
IT, al everybody knoNa highly inpfOba
ble, safh a movs you'd b bad poliuei
cry from the travelling rubiic that NJ
pol.l.cal party could Withstand H.
The u~f.srances ~ certain hostile IN
tsrests AMI others are receiving nor
etfe0lton thas they deserve. The ~
cent accident IN which too wcn<n yer
va - - Ne f'saeas''s = ss'''
The evening world., 1900-06-25

has been on sick leave. has been ordered
90 proceed Immediately TO the Asatlc
station, there to report to R~ear-Admirai
RemeJ.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 5-An order
from Adjt-Gen. Corbln has been re-
celyed at the Preside directing ,ha, the
troops OF the sixth cavalry shall he re-
crulted 10 their fu.l war strength The
recruits will he selected from ,ho.. nos
At the Preside.
NORFOLK. Va, June 3-A big force
u men was put 10 work IN the Navy
Yard to-day 20 rush repairs on The
coliers Hannibal, Saturn, Caesar aud
Alexander. and prepare them Tor sea a.
early a. possible for Chinese service.
The fleet viii take about 10 90 tom. Of
coal 10 the Asiatie squadron.
The evening world., 1900-06-25
IN TIENTSIN
IN SORE PERIL.

nentSin Is so hard pressed that
II must be relieved before assistance
al be seat TO Seymour's force. The
absence q the exact dates OF the last
despatch from Taku and other mes
sages makes 4, difficult to connect
the various stories. but some o, the
dispatches might be read M indicat.
ing that even the large force e
toned by Rear Admiral Kempn as
about to start toward Tientsin has
met the same fate a. the combined
American and Russian column which
was repulsed June 81.
India IL sending eight baitalions
II infantry. a cavalry regiment, ar.
t!llery and engineers as a hghtins
force, besides two battalions to r'iird
communications.