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The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
BOXERS PROHIBITED.
Emperer Issues an Easet which Msass
Hethfng.

London May sl.-A special despatch
from Shanghai, dated today, says:
."Yesterday the Chinese government
issued an edict prohibiting the Boxers
organization, under penalty Of death.
THE edict which was signed by the
Emperor, was couched In equivocal terms
and promulgated really more as an ex-
cuse than In condemnation OF the move
ment."
A despatch from Pekin says:
"A party rescued at Changh- Sien-T ien
defended themselves from house and
fired on the boxers, killing several.
when the troops Of the relieving party
arrived the house was abandoned and
the soldiers looted and burned It. Two
men and one woman are unaccounted
for. II Is feared they are In the hands Of
the Boxers
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
GEN. OTIS ARRIVES.
Transport Meade Entered San Fran
cisco Harbor Last Evening.

San Francisco, May 30.-The transport
Meade arrived from Manila tonight, with
Major General 4. 5. Otis aboard. As the
transport entered the harbor salute OF
thirteen guns was fired and a number OF
gaily decorated tugs and launches went
out to meet her.
The quarantine officers boarded the
Meade and she was headed toward the
quarantine station at Angel island. A
number of officers detailed by General
Shafter have gone out In a tug to greet
General Otis and consult him about hav-
ing "A detachment of troops to escort him
from the landing to his hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
SWEET THROUGH TOWN.
Insurgents Innics Severe Injury a
San Miguel.

Manila, May $3.50 a. Mon Tues
day night the insurgents rushed San
Miguel de Mayuma, province of Bulcaan,
Luzon, garrisoned by three companies of
the 35th volunteer infantry.
They swept through the surprised town,
shooting right and left. killing five
Americans and wounding seven. Capt.
Charles ID. Roberts and two privates are
missing. No dead Filipinos were found.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
TUFTS, 6; BATES, 1.
goiiege Men Played Good Ball I'm
Morning.

The forenoon game between Bates and
Tufts resulted in n victory for the Mas
sachusetts team by score OF 9 to 1.
Tufts has one Of the crack small college
teams of the country this year and from
the start 1t was only "a question of how
badly Bates would be beaten. The Tufts
men are all small, but they played clean,
scientific, heady ball. Curran. who
played with Manchester last year, pitched
for them, and Bates could do little with
his delivery. Bates presented fresh
man pitcher and as only five hits were
made off his delivery 1t was not his
fault that his team lost.
Bates infield was decidedly weak and
when the Massachusetts, men, discovered
this they began dropping the bali In
front of them with great effect.
Tufts
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31

London, May 3o.-The Daily Mail has
received the following from Tien-Tsin,
dated May 80:
Heavy fighting has taken place be-
tween the Imperial troops and the Boxers
at Lai- Shin-H i-Sien, but the result is not
known here. Railway traffic at Pekin
has been resumed.
The foreign settlement here Is sufficient
ly protected by the American and Japan
ese troops who have been landed. Con-
sequently the excitement has abated.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
. FRESH ATROCITIES.
Three Christian Families within 60
Miles OF Pekin Massacred.

Three Chrtottan Enmtieo Wlthtn on
Miles OF Pekin Massaered.
Pekin, May 9.-{Tuesday)- From all
parts of the surrounding country news is
constantly arriving Of fresh atrocities
committed by the Boxers. Three Chris
tian families were massacred at Shan
Lai-Ying, 90 miles from Pekin, Friday,
May %. Only two escaped.
A representative of the Associated
Press visited Fang Tai this morning and
found the place occupied by a battal-
ion of troops The whole railroad station,
workshops and locomotive sheds were
Quilted and much rolling stock was de-
stroyed, including the imperial palace
car. Large warehouses full of valuable
merchandise were burned after having
been looted by the rioters. The damage
done is estimated at half a million taels
The neighboring villagers seem to
have join in the attaedck, showing that
the movement Is not confined 10 the
Boxers. Eight rioters who We're captured
will be decapitated. Riding through the
south gate of Pekin the correspondent
found the road inside the walls lined
with troops who greeted the traveller
and his party with fusilade of stones
The whole country is seething with ex-
element and 1t is hard to foretel the
course Of events.
FOREIGN TROOPS LANDED.
Shanghai, May 30.-The British war
ships Orland and Algerine are landing
100 men at Taku, where the French,
Russian and japanese guards have al
ready disembarked.
The Boxers are apparently without
arms except those they have obtained
from the soldiers, many of whom are
openly joining the rebels.
A MISSION BURNED.
London, May 30.-A despatch received
here today says the Boxers have at
tackled and burned a mission station at
Lau- Tson, forty milas southwest Of Pekin
and have murdarsd the missionary In
charge.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
WESTBROOK.

Mrs. Frank Libby OF Brown street who
Is seriously Ill at her home is to be re-
moved TO her former home at White Rock
In hopes that the change win prove bene-
fetal.
At the next meeting OF Naomi Rebekah
the degrees Of the order will be conferred
on a candidate.
Calanthe asseinbly;s Pythian Sisterhood,
will hold a fine entsrtAihment at the close
az cir reg I r meeting next $. uday
night.
The schools of westbrook are to close
Friday, June Is. and the graduating ex-
ercises OF the High school are to lie held
ON Monday afternoon at the westbrook
opera house.
Mr.. James Pike formerly resident Of
Rocky Hill who LIS just recovering from a
shock Of paralysis. fell recently at his
home at Falmouth Foreside and broke. his
wrist.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Shaw Of Portsmouth,
n. H., is the guest of her son, ex-Judgs
A. W. Shaw Of Cumberland Mills for
few weeks.
OLD HOME WEEK ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of citizens will be held this
hall for the purpose of forming a local
Old Home Week association.
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MEETING.
An adjourned meeting Of the westbrook
high school Alumni association is to be
held this evening at eight o'clock at the
high school building for the purpose OF
perfecting plans for the reception and
banquet to be rendered the graduating
class. A meeting Of the special commit
tee will be held at the same place at 7.3e
O'Clock.
The school room decoration COMMITTEES
will meet at the home of Miss Charlotte
A. Clarke, this afternoon ut 8 o'clock.
The members Of the westbrook Univer.
ss,list church and parish are to tender
reception to their pastor and wife, Rev.
and Mrs. Elliott b. Barbour, this eve-
ming in the vestry of the church from
eight to ten O'Clock.
GOOD TRAVEL ON ELECTRICS.
The travel from Portland to Westbrook
ySSVSiuuy was hcthNs ehiouSh VIC Wy
and into the evening. In the afternoon
n large number of citizens went to Port
land to witness the Memorial day process
sion In that city. The members OF the
Cleaves Rifles, n. G. S. NJ, were con-
veyed to Portland In n special car where
they participated in the parade. A large
crowd of Portland people rode out to
this city during the afternoon and as
many desired to take the ride to South
windham and the Woodland stroll,
In consequence tho cars of the
westbrook, Windham & Naples
electric railway company were kept
busy during the afternoon and
evening in transporting the people desiri-
Gus of taking this delightful trolley ride
OF five miles to South Windham. The cars
over this road made half hour trips
throughout the day and evening, instead
of hourly trips as ordinarily, and were
kept busy throughout the day.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
Bates and Tufts Played in The Fore
noon.
In Afternoon Bowdoin
and P. A. G. Engaged.
Other Games In Westbro0k aud
Elsewhere.

There was baseball galore in Portland
yesterday, including two games ON the
Forest avenue grounds. Bates lost TO
Tufts in the morning and the p. A. g.
team was defeated by Bowdoin In the
afternoon. Both games were full Of snap
and were well played.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
Bowdoin.

Earned runs, Portland, 2; Bowdoin, 3.
Stolen bases, Kelley, Ross 2, Edgar,
Jenney, WEIGH, Woodbury. 2, Pratt,
Clarke, Harkins. First base on called
balls, off Ross 2, off Clarke, off Bacon.
Struck out, by Ross 3, by Clarke 2, by
Bacon 3. Wild pitches, Bacon. Passed
balls, Trainor. Time, Q hours and 10
minutes. Umpire, Soule.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
ULTIMATUM TO TsUNG Ii YAMEN

Pekin, May 9o.-The Chinese authori-
ties attempted to throw obstacles In the
way Of bringing the foreign guards to
rekin. The ministers maintained n firm
attitude and tsday ihsy were in
formed by the Tsung Ii Yamen that II
would be impossible to bring up the
guards until the Tanng Ii Yamen had
communicated with the Vice Roy of Pc
Chi Ii. As this was regarded as obvious
subterfuge In the interest Of delay, the
ministers replied that II proper facilities
were not granted now, the fifteen foreign
warships at Taku would land sufficient
force 10 come to Pekin without the con-
sent Of the Chinese government and they
called upon the Tsung Ii Yamen to give
u definite answer at or before 8 q. m. to-
morrow (Thursday). This is expected to
produce the desired effect.
RUSSIANS STOPPED.
Tien Tsin, May 3i.-The Chinese refuse
to allow Russian troops TO pass the Taku
forfa
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31

record time. 500 s-s. the amateur COM
petition record.
Collette later won an hour race In rec
ord distance and finished first In the
half mile dash.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

At .williastown-Williams, IL; Am
herst, !.
At Sanford-( enoon)-Sanford, 10;
Lewiston Volunteers, I. (Afternoon),
Sanford, g. Lewiston Volunteers, 5.
At dge-Georgetown, s; Har-
ward, 3.
AT Proyidenoe-Brown, q; Yale, 8.
At Worcester-Holy Cross, g.; Cornell,
o.
At Bethlehem-University of Pennsyl-
yania, 3; Lehigh, 0.
At Easton-Dickinson, 8; Lafayette,
z.
At Albany-Dartmouth, 81 Union, 4.
SAILED FOR PORTLAND.
The barkentine Kremiin has sailed
from Norfolk to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31

Stolen bases, Hafford, Flagg. Lawton 2,
Deane 2, Lowe. Sacrifice hits, Curran.
First base ON called balls, off Curran l.,
off Curtis 8. Hit by pitched ball, by
Curtis. Struck out, by Curran Z, by
Curtis Z. Wild pitches, Curtis 8. Passed
balls, by Stone 2, by Fisk =. Double
play, Flemming unassisted. Time, 2
hours. Umpire, Soule.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY AT MANILA.

Manila, May 30.-Memoriai day was OBJ
served here as general holiday. Military
ceremonies were held at the various sta
lions and saiutes were fired from the forts
at Santiago and Manila. A military es-
cort proceeded to the Malate cemetery
where the graves of United States soldiers
were decorated and an address was made
by the chaplain. Memorial exercises were
held also at the theatre at which num-
Der of addresses were delivered, inter-
sperssd with vocal and instrumental
music. The observance Of lthe day was
very successful.
AMERICAN LIEUT.. KILLED.
Manila, May 3o.-Lieut. Jens e. Stede
of Co. l., 47th Volunteers, commanding
scouting party in the southern part Of
Albay province had several engagements
with the insurgents in which seventeen
of the enemy Were killed and twenty
three including captain We're captured
Six explosive bombs and number Of
valuable insurgent documents also fell
into the hands OF the troops. The troops
burned the town of Yubi the headquarters
of the enemy. Lieut.. Buckley was killed
in a slight engagement near Higac,
province of Albay yesterday. Scouts Of
the 18th and 34th regiments have captured
thirty two rifles and 500 rounds Of am
munition in the Bangasin province.
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31

A'opN', " A<httlt 4Cof StAAdh AAta a AoAC
Allen * Stone.
wESTBROOK, II; FREEPORT, Q.
The westbrook basa ball team went tc
Freeport yesterday moffffng where they
succeeded in winning n game from the
Freeport nine. The game resulted In IA
vor of the Westbrooks who scored IL runs
TO 8 for Freeport.
SOUTH PORTLAND HIGH, "A; WEST.
BROOK HIGH, IL.
A lively game of ball was played yes.
terday afternoon on the Scotch Hill
grounds in Westbrook between the mines
from the South Portland High school and
the Westbrook High school team. The
game was hotly contested and was wor
by the South Portland High school team
by a score of IA to 12.
PREBLES VS.. CRESCENTS.
The Fort Prebie nine played the Cres-
cents of Lewiston on the grounds OF the
former and the game was witnessed by
a large crowd. The score stood 80 to l.
in favor of the Prebles.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York-St. Louis, g.; Brooklyn,
/. Second game, st. Louis, IL; Brook
lyn, 9.
At New York-New York 6; Pittsburg,
I. Second game, Pittsburg, l; New
York, o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5; Chi
cago, 2. Second game, Chicago, 3; Phil
adelphia, Is.
At Boston-Boston, 8; Cincinnati, L.
Second game, Cincinnati, 8; Boston, Z,
NATION IEAGIIE STAMINA
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
ON AGGIE'S TRAIL

Manila, May a0.-Major March's van of
the SD regiment has arrived at Aparri
from Benguet after the hardest Of noun
tain travelling. The men were exhausted
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
MYSTERIOUS, 90; FORT WILLIAMS

A one-sided game of ball was played
yesterday afternoon on the grounds at
Mt. Hunger park in South Windhan, be-
tween the Westbrook nine and nine
composed Of the soldiers from Fit. Will
liams at Cape Elizabeth. The Westbrook
boys had the game from the start and
by the continuance Of heavy batting and
sharp base running succeeded in leaving
Uncle Sans ball players long way in
the distance when tho final windup came.
The makeup Of the mines was as follows
Observation-Disclosures, 3r. Spring, II. (;
Leighton, sb.; Davis, c.. Farrell, SIS. !;
Donovan. RI; Reeves, CT; Robinson,
H.; Henderson, p.
FIT Williams-Thibeaut, S., p; Nc
Donald, 3D.. Blood, II. j; Bergeron, 2b. !;
Smith, h., p; Keller, RI. Morriaty, @.
Burkhart, CT; Watkins, p, S., 1b.
The score by inninQs:
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31

Umpire-Pratt of westbrook.
BATES LOST IN AFTERNOON.
Lewiston, May so.-At Lewiston, this
afternoon Tufts repeated the morning
defeat of Bates by score OF 6 to 8.
Score: t.
Tufts, o 1 Q 0 o 10
Bates, o o D l o 0 0-3
Hits, Tufts, II; Bates, Z; Errors, Tufts,
2; Bates, 3. Batteries, Curran and Fiske !;
The Portland daily press., 1900-05-31
of westbrooI

Westbrook, 0 32 o 0 2 IA x-23
Ft. Williams,0 o % o o o. :
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SHIPPING NOTES

The II. S. revenue cutter Onondaga,
A Capt. o. G. Hamlet commanding. left
1 this port Sunday for Hatteras, intend
ing to blow up or drag out the three
masted schooner wrecked and sunk
near Diamond Shoals lghtship and re-
ported frequently of late as menace
TO navigation. being in the direct path
of vessels from Southern ports to the
Capes Of Virginia.
The schooner VIM. II. Bailey came
Off Thomas railway yesterday and
went to West Norfolk to load.
The big barge West Virginia, of 1000
tons register. was lowed, with the
barge Western Belle, to the Capcs yes
terday by the tug Asher j. Hudson,
The tug w. S. Hollandbecl, the new
tug of the Atlantic Transportation
Company, took them In tow and start
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The big steamer 'Tropic." which left
here Saturday, carried 22,423 barrels Of
four and 1000 barrels of corn -four in
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