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Bound for China.

ST. Paul, Mimi Aug 1.-THE Third
Battalion OF the Eighth infantry, 525
men and officers, left ST. Paul today
under command OF Major Pitcher
bound FOR the orient and probably for
China They VIII reach San Francisco
Boy August 10th The battalion viii san
from that port ON the transport leaV-
ing the following day.
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No Agreement

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 15.-The confer
enco between representatives OF the
Amalgamated association OF iron, steel
and tn workers and representatives. Of
the manufacturing companies on the
puddlers and fnIshors' wage scale. was
adjourned this afternoon without any
agreement having been reached AM
other meeting viii Doe held 10 about
three weeks
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Clearing st. NIary's River.

W. ,s Marie Michigan. Aug To-
r.rs.e 'hIlis with extra crews
tHa Is. ,,.lt! % clear the passage OF
Is .s. ..-lis river blocked last night
NsH. .nnF NJ the bis ore schooner
at ft. .-.l ",'I probably be four days
from ,l ...'4e before the channel is free
laden g.. 's'fuction About 250 boats
'''" 1se and merchandise. grain
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Enrthnanke on the Coast

Seattle. Wash, Aug ia special 70
the Times from Siverton, Wash, says.
a hard shock OF earthquake was felt
her yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
shaking window paucs and Crockery 20
pieces in many instances The shock
lasted three minutes.
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81. Thomas ~ d. Aug ia severe
han storm last night destroyed 10000
acres OF the finest grain grown In
North Dakota this year even that cut
and in shock being destroyed Many Of
the hail stones We're from three 70 four
inches In diameter.
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HURRYINC BACK
TO WASHINGTON
1t is Believed That Minister COnger's Dis
patch of Yesterday Contained Some
Important Information.


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eral has returned here Only ten
Beers We're in the party which attacked
his train The remainder of the COM
mand were composed OF foreigners Mr.
Stowe says the majority Uf the Beers
desire q cessation OF hostIitIes.
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To Amend Elcctinn Inv.

Frankfort. KY Aug l5.-Governor
Beckham this morning issued an order
converting the general assembly Ia eX-
ira session on Tuesday. Aug. 2S. 1900.
The only subject 90 Doe considered is the
modification Of amendment Of the Goe-
bel election law.
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Elect a Democrat

Jackson. Miss, Aug lj.-Complete re-.
turns from the Second congressional
district confirm the election OF Thomas
Splght Democrat 90 Congress.
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and coal are affected by the blockade.
and the actual loss Of time win mean
from 100000 TO 100000 TO the boat own
ers alone
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Shanghai are indignant and attribute
the yIoeroys action 90 iutr.eues on the
part Of the French and Russian con-
suIs.
official confirmation of the objections
90 landing troops at Shanghai has been
received at the foreign office here, but
owing 90 Lord Salisbury and his stan
being in the Nosges Mountains nothing
definite can Dee done from London un-
ul instructions are received from Lord
Salisbury, TO- whom the matter has been
tglegraphed.
MUST BIZ AT PEKGN
The allies have almost certainly ar
rived az pokIn even though rain has
been falling, The a1yices received from
the British commander at the 'front.'
through Rear Admiral Bruce, give reas-
enable assurance that the twenty-sey-
en- miles between the allied forces ana
pekin would Boz easily tT8ypred in four
days. the Chinese, seemingly being uu-
willing 20 fight ana falling back on the
capital
FERGUSON RESIGNS.
Tao Tai sheugs American adviser
Mr. Ferguson. who has been criticised
by the press and Boy Americans, for
his continued relations with the CHI
nose official. has resigned and his resig-
nation has been accepted. An English
correspondent sending this Information
Co the Associated Press from Shanghai
says.
"The intimacy OF American officials
with Sheng has been remarked by Eng
lishmen.'
MONTERREY FOR CANTON.
i is reported from Hougkoug, under
date OF August IS. that the United
states eeagOing monitor Monterey VIII
go o. Canton In a few days 90 relieve
the American cruiser Don Juan dc Aus
trIa. The Chinese aver that the chances
are 10 10 that the B0gue forts win fire
on the monitor. as the authorities are
suspicious OF foreign designs
PRONOUNCED ACTIVITY
The activity Of the Chinese military
authorities az Canton is most pro-
uounced Foreigners there think they
perceive preparations for action Of some
sort. They dislike the presence Of CHI
uese troops In the Vicinity OF the freign
settlement Fear that the slightest in-
discretion win lead t0 h.0
would welcome the arrival Of the Mon
terey
The absence Of fresh news of what the
PekIn expedition is doing leads 90 spec
ulauOn Military men at Shanghai who
know the country IN the vicinity Of Pc
KIN believe the allies ought 20 be with
in cannon shot Of the Chinese capital
today 4 news agency dispatch from
Shaugha. says.
An authentic message from Pekln,
dated August g. says the attacks on the
legations have been renewed and the
supplies OF food have been stopped. The
advance OF the allies, IL is Jared. has
excited the fanatics an dthe rebels are
again uncomfortable. kilograms re-
ceIved Boy the London missionary socie-
ties indicate that missionaries and other
foreigners are arriving safely at Chi
nese treaty ports some Of them from
places hundreds Of miles IN the interior,
and from SzeChulu more than 100 for
eigueIs have arrived at shanghai The
heads 0f the missions believe that near
IS an the missionaries are alive and are
safe on the coast Of China The inter-
national missions chief anxiety is Tor
their shan 81 missionaries who are rec
turning through the hostile province NJ
Hu Nan Mn and Mrs. Glover have
been robbed and arrested at Shan ST.
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with Transatlantic Liners.

New York, Aug. l5.--Arrived, Koeni-
gen Louise. from Bremen.
New York, Aug.-Arriyed. Noord-
land, from Antwerp, Kalserin Maria,
Theresa, from Bremen
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WHO SUCCEEDS
Mr.. HUNTINGTON
Tweed Says That is a Matter for
Consideration In Future.
DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY.
IL IL Not Certain that Huntington Left
VIII, But ~ H. Highly
Probable.

New York Aug 1.-THE body ~ Col
he u r5rn,ina,', ....r -. -
80 nuns w" '''' t'oo'O'' "l'''e
ID TINS city on % speelaI train from
Utica late this afternoon and win be
taken to the Huntington residence at
Fifth Avenue and 57th street The
funeral viii probably take place Fri-
day or SATURDAY. H. Il. Huntington.
pepbev, of che deceased dranciar and
-. -, ~ 49, ee,,,,...-
no" ae1lus p',S''s"' o' 'i'e 'ou'''in
Pacific road, is on Dis way here 10 at
tend the funeral Al, talk as to the
new president of The road is as yet pre-
mature Certain important interests In
the company including General Hub
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Adarnsou for Congress.

Warm Springs. Ca. Aug l5.-W G.
Adamson was nominated for Congress
by the Democrats OF the Fourth dis
trCt here today
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Floods at Yokohama.

Yokohama, Aug l5-Seyere floods
have occurred and 1t is reported that
zoo persons have been drowned. Rail-
way traffic Is interrupted.
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LEFT CANTON

Canton. Aug 15.-Preslient and Mrs.
Mckinley Secretary CortelyOu and ur.
k.Ney. with the members of the yNe.u-
tive Office force who have been iu CAM
ton. left for Washington this afternoon
IN a special car attached 90 the regu. ar
Pennsylvania train a busy morning
urncndel the start
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PREPARING AT CANTON.

H5agk6ng Tuesday Aug H.-Contin-
md investigations ut Canton show me
chimes are mounting larger guns. oll
gl1b0ats are being oNefhau'ea anu
mines have been made ready To Jay IN
tha west river a steamer from WI
chow reports passing considerable NUM-
bgrs o. Chinese troops going up the west
river probably bound for Pekln.
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SEVEN PEOPLE ARE KILLED
Nine Persons Also Injured in the Same Rail-
way Train Collision,
Engines Came Together In the Dense
Fog with Very Disastrous
Results.


Grand RAPIDS, MICH Aus' w. I'
u0rthb0und Northland express, which
1.rt This rity al 405 q. nm and south.
s.,. 49,.
pou"d passenger l'''" -''' -' u'. ''''
at g a. No. c1lIided Ia The dense log Oh
the early morning al Plers1n, ~ miles
north of Grand Rapids seven per-
sons were killed ana nine severely M
jured, one Of whom cannotrecoEer
rum IMAM
Let's, Charles NJ, Grand Rapids, COM
duct0r northbOund train no. g.
Gruetyeldt, Gilbert, Grand Rapids,
engineer SO. 8.
Fish. VIM. H.. Grand Rapids. engi-
neer 80. z.
W0odhouse Edward d., Grand Rapids,
fireman No 8.
Boyle Louis c.. Grand Rapids fire.
man 30. p
PieIson, c.. passenger OF Franklin,
Ind
Leyan. Ralph, son OF Bagga geman
Leyan. OF Grand Rapids. who was in
the car with his father
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ARE REDUCED TO
SIEGE RATIONS
French Minister at Pekin Describes the Sit
nation Of the LegatiOners There China
FOrtifying at Canton.

p.,s Aug. 1.-THE French foreign
has received the following as
'|- , ,,1m tine minister Of France az
I 5...- NJ. pIchon. dated August 81
i'4 T, have been advised that Ii Hung
DO charged to negotiate teIe-
'.- .r.sny with the powers. We are
s'..ot of the events occurring OUTSIDE
zion his surrounded by hostile
~, 49, How could we negotiate WITH
a.. rpromauc corps regainins us
'- -,.. ,r5 the legation grounds being
Ds " II the negotiations prevent
,r.-.b of the allied troops, which ls
'te N.,g s,lyation. we risk falling my"
oei ..' bonds The section wherein
,n- M. French legation IS occNple.d. ny
A', f tr1.us who have not ehltel4
lu.I.'I %, fr. We are reduced 10 siege
,..r. Nc have provisions, horses
-r4 bread for fifteen days.
~, -. ' f.rr5virr dispatch has been re-
.. conn fhc French consul at can
'aa,r. do gfiat here. In the district OF
er.,rv the agitation against VIZ
CfTstars and missionaries Us a,1II' ,..'.,,
Nan, missions DO chat region nave zen
-|,.r.I and burned. The Nl'eioE an"
l,y.'If have decided each TO SEM O. ue.e-
NV l3.. 10 make an investigation ana re-
t...tf..r order. with the view on glN--
'sg p.ghf 10 the mission and to sho"
g., accord exists between me man
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HEAT EXHAUsTS MEN.

london. Aug l5.-Rear Admiral
Bruce te.euaphug from Taku 20 the
British admiralty says.
"Haye received The following from
the general at TO 50 Wa. August 10.
The troops are distant about q
miles from pek.n They experienced
,tHe opposition. A position had been
prepared by The enemy but as the allies
advanced they Hel. The Tartar caVal-
~ was charged by two squadrons OF
Bengal Iaucers Many Of the former
were billed The standards OF Gen. Ma
and sung We're captured. The troops
are much exhausted by the heat but
their health and spirits are otherwise
excellent
A second dispatch dated Ho-Si-Wu,
August u. says: THE advance may
B. somewhat delayed as rain is falling"
BRITISH TROOPS ARRIVE.
london AUG lj.-Trausports with
British troops arrived IN Shanghai road
stead Tuesday The viceroy protested
70 Admiral Seymour against the land
lns u. Oh. troops and. according % "a
shanghai cablegram dispatched al mid
tad' Admiral Seymour wired 20 his
government Tor instructions as 20 how
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WHERE 1T IS

Matow is about T. miles by road from
llo 81 Wa ana the road. as indicated on
the war department map Is OF the worst
possible character Matow Us not a
walled city and no serious opposition
was expected here. IL is NIout u miles
by road from Matow 90 Ching CHA
Wan. which Is really the suburb 0t the
walled city Of Tung Chow and the key
20 the gates OF Pekin II Gen Ch8dee
was az MatOW on the 18th, 10 is quite
possible that by today he IS either in
possession of Tung Chow or engaged
with the retreatng Chinese army that
% was thought might make a stand be-
hind Its walls The war department is
highly gratlhed at the report Of Cen
Chaifees steady advance which for "a
week past has been secuted as @ fool
hardy adventure by some Of the Eu-
ropean war officials.
AS TO DIPLOMACY.
OF quite as much interest as the
record Of the armys advance Is the
speculation now current about the state
department as 10 the status Of diplu-
matte negotiations The state depart
ment has thrown around these proceed
AiAhN a aAANNll anu AllA'' NNNHINNl h|I|
Of secrecy that Is taken o. prgsage inn
portant developments one thing is
well nigh certain, namely that the Con-
ger message OF yesterday which was
not made public Is one OF "a series of
identical notes addressed by the bee
leagured ministers 90 their govern
ments.
Minister WI, who. besides being the
Chinese minister here. also is the ace
credited representative OF China 90
Spain, received. along with the Conger
message VI yesterday a cipher message
from the Spanish minister iu Ptkin
which Mr. WI forwarded % Madrid
II was not made public there Sir
Claude McDonald's despatch 90 the
office, evidently OF the same vintage as
the two other dispatches referred Co
also was withheld from publication
This is taken as a fair indication that
negotiations OF importance are 1u foot
but their nature Is entirely speculative
KEPT SECRET
The state department this morning
stated that not only would the text OF
the Conger despatch be kept secret
but no questions would Doe answered Boo
connection with its contents. To was
pointed out by the department that
with the international forces practically
at the gates of Pekin any statement Ol
Minister Conger might involve him and
an OF the other ministers iu very sgr.-
Gus consequences. IL was said, how
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IL win be seen from the message that
the date of Gen Chanee's arrival at
Matow is uncertain II ls taken at the
navy department 90 mean that Mat0w
was occupied on the previous day the
nth and that the opposition was slight
both on the road and in taking the
tOu.U
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Cinnamon RAN FOR LIFE
Uaa.y Of tne Allied Forces Make Their Fl.gh,
Merry One,
ileld Narshal Count Won WaIdcFsee
Has Been Accepted ny France
aud Russia.

Berlin Aug ia dispatch received
mere .r9m TIgn Tsln under date OF Aug.
~ says ths allies captured Ho 81 WI
AMER q fight with troops under Gen.
--as Fu S'angs personal command.
Ias fleeing enemy, It added, were pur-
sued .n order TO prevent them from
making further immediate stand. the
cavalry pushing southwark TO cut on
%. Chinese line Of retreat upon Pao
Tins Fu.
~ I'D fe,.n the dispatch adds. Prince
-... s having every one executed who
s.wflIazas with or provisions the pris-
FRANCE ACCEPTS.
, The newspapers OF Berlin announced
,S.-. Ien0. had accepted Field Marshal
'-.l h.r Waldersoe AS commanders
",.HI.. 20, the allied forces In China.
,A. .i..al dispatch from Taku dated
11--t.-., - announces that Captain
u.... commanding the German warship
'-.'. unI Captain HEIGHT of the Ger
p--. "t. Dip Hcriha. have started for
Wv. ".'a -JJ men. II is added that
avg .Taus have also gone IN the
ZANE direction.
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rERGrssON REsIGNs.
MONTERREY For cANToN.

u IS reported from Hougkong, under
date OF August 49, that the United
states seagoing monitor Monterey Will
go o. Canton In few days 90 relieve
the American cruiser Don Juan dc Aus
tra. The Chinese aver that the chances
are 10 10 / that the Bogue forts win fire
on the monitor, as the authorities are
susulci0us of foreign designs
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
Dcimar Avenue Baptist Church
Mems Club Formed.

peimar Avenue Baptist Church has or
Eanizet 4 Mems Club" which vii! meet
on the Monday following tn third Sun
day OF each month. The purpose Of the
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evening, February -.
The following music rrogramme Will De
rendered next sunday rpli,iu. a: Ttrtrtl
christian Church, fnuuay avenue rsl!
Grand avenue, IA" Reverend Baxter
Waters. pastor. Organ prelude. The Lost
Chord, sullivan, gloria. hymn. Raise
Your Triumphant SrUg~." Gr,lrprrx: COM
munIuN. ne Home of tn Soui': Choir
~: "Juniiat" IN 9 \. -. Garrison; hymn.
oitert"ry, organ. Evening Star" Wagner;
quartet. -Consiier and Hear Me" Pfiueg,r.
hymn. FralS". NJ soul. the King OF
Heaven" Smart. sermon, The cal of
flnS orE|" pgStlGDt. March From Tan
7 nauser. Wagner. Arthur q. Garrison. or
eanist and director.
There VIII he an auti-win,rnom rally at
Cote Erlliiante Presbyterian Church u.Xt
Monday evening The speaker If the even
ing VIII h" IN. Reverend James =. CoIrys
pastor oi -. John Catholic church. Sin
tcrutl and Pine streets. Father Cofrcy
has made "a gallant fight against the Wine
room and It's after iaut evils in his own
vicinity. Irrespective OF creed or politics
eli interested IN The suppression o: tn"
wineroom evil are invited - ~. present
mex. Monday evening.
The February mass meeting If the Cau-
trHl Division Of tie 81. Louis Christian
Endeav,T Union Vii he held - Cot- Bril-
liAntc Presbyterian Church. Marcus AMI
Labadie avenues, Monday evening. Feb
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
T"ric: The Sin of Liguor-Scllin.:
How End IT." iHab. ii. III.

The theme for C,Efcrenr" I'm All IN"
young peoples societies next sunday .veu-
ing il. The Sin Of L~iquor-SeIiing: How
End It, and is founded on the prophecy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
James Zimmerman

~EIIIElIt' 50 M.
Charleston. Ill. Feb. l5.-IameS Zimmer.
man. IN. Of the pioneers OF Coles County
and q wealthy and influential citizen. is
dead. lie Wa born in Augusta county.
Virginia. in I>21. and in 1S2i came 70 Illinois.