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The Homllest Man In Salem

AS well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist
and get free trial bottle Of Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed TO cure and
believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consump-
tlon. Price 25c. and SOC. eOd&w
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Is well started and all the peaches OF
other fruit, sugar and jars You may need
can be had from
@. o. d. Branson q Ragan.
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One License.

A marriage license was issued Saturday
to Rosa Gage and Nathan s. Ward. The
young people being under age the con-
cent Of the parents was given.
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JERSAYS FOR SALE - Eight full
blood cows, all fresh or soon TO be
fresh, will sell all together or other
wise. Inquire OF +. w. Durbin,
sheriff's Office SO Il
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Mrs. Helen southwick, Miss South
wick and Mrs Mary Davis started yes
terday for Salt Lake city where they will
attend the session Of the supreme circle
w, o, W., Mrs. Southwick as a member
and Mrs. Davis as delegate from Silver
Bill circle No. 43, after which they will
visit relatives in Wisconsin.
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s. B. Catterlin returned this morning
from Portl and, where he has been for
several days on business.
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Or whenever you are hungry and want
the best meal for the price stop at the
81. Elmo Restaurant. o. o. d
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Misses Mollie Bernardo and Lydia
Willett, left today for two weeks yaca-
tion ut Wilhoit Springs.
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Dissolution Notlee.

Dissolution kotlee.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between j. ii
Wassmann and Charles A. Muths, under
the firm OF Capital Soap Works, expired
on the 9th day Of July, 1900, by mutual
consent. All debts owing to the said
partnership are 10 be received by said
Charles A. Muths and all demands on
said partnership are 70 be presented "a
him for payment.
Dated at Salem, July 27, 1900,
CHARLES A. MUTHS.
727Im ]. II, WASSMANN.
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Where To Find II.

Wilson's Shaving Parlors carry a stock
OF Newbro's Herpicide, the new and in
fallible cure for dandruff and falling hair,
advertised in another column of this
paper. S3 I'm
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STRAYED-0ne bay mare and one gray
horse each weighing about eleven hum
dred pounds, gray has left eye out.
Address OF Timmons, Salem Or.
8-10-8d-1w
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Otto Krausse, jeff Meyers, and Mrs.
q. stolz were passengers for Portland
this morning.
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TAKEN UP.-Gray horse-owner can
find same blocks north Of the North
Salem school on little car line.
S-7-u II. A. SMILEY.
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Samuel Ebenezer Foster, the ac'
commodating clerk at Geo. f. Waters
has gone to Yaquina for a weeks outing.
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New Route 70 the East.

New equipment, solid trains, wide yesti.
bules. For particulars call on or address
b. II. TRUMBULL, Coml Ag't,
S9tf l42 Third ST., Portland Ore
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DR.. viii Allin. OF Fort Bryant, CAL,
accompanied by his aunt Mrs. Day of
Sacramento arrived on this mornings
overland to visit his mother and sisters
here.
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FOR SALE.-Two Iron Safes, medium
Il size, combination lock, frst.class con-
dition, can be seen at our Office.
:. SS II. Goodale Lumber Co.
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DIR. and Mrs. Il. @. Smith, Jr., have
returned from pleasant outing at
Ocean Park.
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Contagious
Blood Poison

There Is no poison so highly contagious,
90 deceptive and so destructive. Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
signs Of the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are we'll. Many per,
Sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro
nounced cured - to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
ELIrO Bogofs like. surface SIrSsa ilo To breaE ak
out again, and to their sorrow and NORTH
cation find those nearest and dearest 10
them have been infected by this loath.
some disease for no other poison is so
surely transmitted from parent TO child
as this. Often bad case OF Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula OF severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
r. t5as.sd sa,1sl Tho Sin Of tho Paronf.
life, for Il remains smoldering in the sys-
TEN forever, unless properly treated and
driven out in the beginning. S. S, S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come Il and drive il out of the blood, and
Il does this so thoroughly and effectually
that there is never a return of the disease
to embarrass OF humiliate you afterwards.
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AT NEwPORT-Ilold your checks.
Bain's Hack q Dray o., transfers
all camps and cottages for 80 cents
each. Wood 81 90 per rick. Hack
TO Otto Rock and Light house, best
accommodations at bed rock prices.
Furnished and unfurnished houses.
Call ON or address, Cal Balm. 7:15-lm.
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J. A. Irwin, formerly of Salem, has
located in Seattle and his family will
leave this week for the latter place,
where they will make their future home,
A farewell party will be given at the
Irwin home, Friday evening, in honor
OF the departing salemites.
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FOR RENT-A neat fve-room cottage
with basement. Good we'll water.
Apply TO A schrieber, 424. High Street.
N.. 8-7tf
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Mrs. P. B. Strong, left today for a
weeks visit TO Newport.
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LITTLE BO>PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP

But no Jne need worry, about mutton
this tlmr of the year, il they can
dainty and deliciou. Spring lamb &c. an
appetizirg and nourishing SUNNI ?
meal. vs. have everything in choice
meats, an ~ the delicacies Of the sea
son in beth i-eih and smoked meats
that will ~ tie most critical epicure.
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WANTED.-At the Cottage Hotel q
competent cook. s 10 II
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purely VeBctapic anu the ohiJ pioOu pun
her known that cleanses the blood and
At the same time builds up the general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison Is the most complete and instruc.
1--we ever issued; it not only tells all
about this disease, but also how to cure
yourself at home. 1t is free and should
be In the hands of everyone seeking a
cure. Send for H.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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Mrs. Monroe Nye and little daughter
came up from Portland Saturday, and
will visit her sister Mrs. Dave Jerman
and her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 1. M.
Wagner, OF the Red Hills.
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Miss Shelton, joined the Salemites al
Newport today.
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MANILA BARBER sHoP-s5 State st.
Shaving l0c, hair cutting 25c. Parties
wishing q first class shave and hair
cut can find the best accommodations
at our shop. Experienced BARRIERS.
Every thing neat and clean. Morgan
Il Plaster. S-11-1m.
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WANTED-100 hop pickers, 80 acres,
two kilns, long run picking, five miles
south OF Salem, families moved out
and back; regular picking price paid,
Bread. meat and dgrocery wagons daily.
Checks cashed any time. Call ON or
address, Ed. Q. Herren, Room 2, up
stairs second hallway south Of Ladd 4
Bush bank. 8-l.2-w d&w
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%@AOCIAL NEWS
~ AND VIEWS

Miss Minette Mayors went TO SILVER
ton this morning,
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A WORD
To parties that want
to 60 hop picking.

To be an iuducement TO you TO supply
yourself at our store with 81 90 purchase
In coffee, tea, spices, baking powder,
extracts, cocoa, ,cocoanut, chocolate, coffee
cereal 15c dish free; or furnish bot
tie and receive 20c worth of any flavor
f1avoring extract. Or with q $500 pur.
chase, a 85c dish, 35c worth Of extract,
or a coffee boiler.
Roast coffees from l5c up.
Teas from SOC up.
Own baking powder SOC pound can.
Remember you will not get any spec.
ial inducement at the store in the yards,
and pay the same or more for the goods.
Mention this ad TO receive the special
inducement, otherwise only the regular
tickets.
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ROOMS. = Furnished or unfurnished,
single or in suites, dining room adj
joining, home-like, second floor Cot.
tie block. Matte Hutchins, prop.
ti8 Is
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TO THE PUBLIC-We have on hand
large stock Of Eastern and home made
buggies which we are selling at greatly
reduced prices in order 10 close them
out this season. Please call at Al and
6l State street and examine them,
Pohle 4 Bishop. 6.2S-ti
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cures Contagious Blood
Poison in any and all
stages; contains no
mineral to break down
your constitution II is
NNM -
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WANTED--6 or s tons OF clean first
class oat hay, baled. Walter Low,
truck barn or Willamette Hotel.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS = Don't
prepare for any civil service examina-
ton without seeing onr illuatrated
catalogue Of information. Sent free.
Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington, ID. O. .tt S-13-19
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WANTED--l0O hop pickers, good camp.
ing grounds, will move pickers 70 and
from hop yards. Register with Y. M.
Croisan 255 Liberty Street Salem, Or.
S-13-1w
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FOR SALE The Mccoy staas and mail
line. Call on f. +. Gillian at
Gilliam's livery barn or address box
3S2, Salem, Oregon. ttf 8-l3u.
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Gel the Best

Illustrated pamphlet free. Address
O.6c. MERRIAM CO.. s0rlasiisld, Aass
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WANTED

New today adyertisenients four
lines or less IN this column Inserted
sloo per month. All over four lines
at same rate.
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COMMUNICATIONS FROM CHINA

Washington, June 27.-Tbe Chi.
nese minister called this morning ou
the secretary of state and com n 10 ic ated
to him thecoaauo is OF dispatch which b
be had received from the tsuug Ii
yamen ,tdated 10Th inst. The dispatch
states hat the foreign ministers had
before this date asked permission for
the legation guards to enter the city,
which permission bad been granted :;
that they subsequently, asked that these
guards DO reinforced. which the Chinese
government was no, disposed to permit.
The dispatch then goes on to state to at
the consul general at Tien Tsiu, sup
posed to be the French consul general,
had telcgraphod the viceroy of Chi Lii
that the foreign admiral had dem andod
the surrender OF the Taku forts and
tha, the foreign ministers were shortly
70 leave Pekin for Tien Tsiu with their
guards
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from Hongkong to reinforce the
allied squadrons at Shanghai.

from Hongkong to reinforce the
allied squadrons at Shanghai.
The southern provinces are send.
ing troops toward Pekin. and the ex
odus1 Of Chinese of all classes from
Shanghai continues at the rate OF
from 10000 to Is, 900 q day.
The Russian prestige has been in.
lured during the recent fighting, and
81 an anti'Russian rising in the Liau
long peninsula. Russian Machuri, is
predicted.
According to tho Shanghai CORE.
spondent of The Times. advices from
Shan Tung cay that Gov Yuan Shik
Kai maintains relations with foreign.
ers and has sent numerous ceuriers
to Pekin, but none of them has re.
turned.
A telegram from Jardiue. Mathe.
son & Co.. dated Shanghai this after.
noon. suggeses that the ministers are
still at Pekin, but admits that there
10 no news from the capital.
The telegram adds "Seymour ar.
rived at Tien Tsin with 312 of biz
force wounded, besides 81 killed.
The damage done to Tieu Tsin is
much exaggerated. Shanghai is still
quiet.
Another dispatch from Shanghai
reiterates the announcements of the
massacres of native Christians 10 the
inland districts which rival the Ar.
meniau horrors.
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NO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER

Washington. June 2S None of
the members of the cabinet WHO
were present at today's meeting
could see the least change for the
better in the Chinese situation
Secretary Hay was not present, nor
was Secretary Gage, but the other
members said that nothing had been
heard from the ministers stationed at
Pekln. and this fact was causing the
the greatest alarm for their safety
1t was stated that every possible
effort was being made to secure in.
telligence of their whereabouts, but
up to this time Without results. No
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The Minister'S Fate 1
is Yet Unsettled.
No Satisfactory Information
Received at Washington.

Washington. June 28.-Tbe davis
developments 10 Chinese affairs were
mesgre and the general opinion here is
that the two messages received
from Kempff and tho other from Ii
Hung Chang-oould not be accepted
as settling the important question as to
the fate of the foreign ministers at Pc.
kin and their families and attaches.
The secretary of the navy, by special
instruction OF the president, bad been
particular to cable Admiral Kempff
several days ago to keep the navy de,
partment Informed of everything that
happened within the zone of disturb.
anee 10 Chioa. aud it is believed that
bis omission to make any reference 10
bis cablegram Of this morning to the
whereabouts of the ministers was based
on the absence Of any inform alton on
that subject at Taku. where the admi.
raj is With his flagship Newark, and if
90 information could be had a. Taku.
only 80 miles down the river from Tien
Tsin. Of the presence of the ministers
in Admiral Seymour's column, but
eight miles distant. then officials here
cannot understand bow any govern.
ment could have superior facilities, and
SO they felt justified 10 waiting for fur.
ther advioes before accepting tho
Chinese statements on that point as
accurate.
Minister WI. who brought LIPS mes
sage to the state department.. could not
explain away the points of variance be.
tween the viceroy's statements. and
the cable messages received from other
sources. However. be pinned bis
faith to the accuracy of the message
and pointed out that it agreed closely
With Admiral Kempff's message Of
yesterday. stating that the minister's
we're reported to be With Seymour.
MESSAGES FROM KEMPFF
The navy department has had fur.
ther communication with Admiral
kempff. 10 the shape Of two messages,
ooe touching the strength Of the foreign
forces ashore 10 China and another
which the officials stated had 90 bear.
ing upon the military situation, bu: 10
neither was there any mention Of the
ministers. One consideration which
snakes against the uureserved accept.
ance by the officials of the assurance of
minor Chinese officials. including Lii
Hung Chang aud Minister WI, that q
state Of var does not exist is the fact
that Nj. Conger is not permitted to
communicate with bis own government
by the same means employed by the
Tsung III Yamen 10 getting news to
the outside world. leading to a suspi
cion that be is not at that perfect liber
ty which marks the existence of a state
OF war. 1t is possible that the Chinese
government may DO able to offer salts
factory explanation on this point, but
at present the officials say that our
future relations with China depend al
together upon what Minister Conger
has to say when he is finally brought
again 10 touch with the state depart.
ment
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additional troops, it was said, had
ordered to China, but matters were
being put in shape to meet any
emergency that might arise. When
the cabinet meeting broke up-a
little before l o'clock-there could
be no doubt that the members shared
the general depression at the lack of
news from Minister Conger
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THE RELIEF COLUMN I'M
SIGHT OF sEYMOUR's
FORCE

London, June %, 8 80 m-The
composite brigade of $500 men who
raised the investment of Tien Tsip
aud pushed on to help Admiral
Seymour has probably saved him, but
the news has not yet reached Chefoo.
the nearest wire point The latest
steamer arriving at Chefoo from Tsku
brought this message, dated Tien
Tsin. Monday. June 25:
"The Russian general in command
Of the relief force had decided. in
view Of Saturdays heavy fighting
and marching. that one days rest for
the troops was essential and that the
advance should not be resumed until
today
Meanwhile came Admiral Sew.
mour's heliogrsph that bis position
vas desperate and that he could only
hold out two dsys. The relief started
st dawn today (Mondsy)".
Saturdays fighting began at day.
break The allied forces opened
with several OF the Terrible's At
naval guns. six field guns and numer.
Gus machine guns. the firing being at
loDg range. They continued to
advance steadily. the Chinese artil.
lary replying. The guns of the allies
were more skilfully handled and put
the guns of the Chinese out of action
one by one. the Chinese retreating
about noon.
NECK AND NECK.
There was keen rivalry among the
representatives of the various nations
as to which would enter Tien Tsin
fret, and the Americans and British
went in neck and neck. The Rus.
SLAMS stormed the arsenal. thereby
sustaining the largest losses.
Several thousand Japanese have
left Tsku for Tien Tsin. and al.
together $4,000 japanese have land.
ed The international troops now
aggregate nearly 10000 and Japan
is preparing to send 10000 more.
With British American, and other
troops ordered to go, probably co..
600 will be available in month
CHINESE FORCES.
The Tong Shan refugees and the
foreign engineers at Chefoo estimate
the Chinese troops now in the field
as $4,000 troops at LuTai, 25. 900 at
Shang Hal Wan, $4,000 at Pekin
The dispatch received by the foreign
office stating that the foreign legations
were requested to leave Pekin with
in specified time is interpreted in
some unofficial quarters as tanta.
mount to giving the ministers their
passports and to declaration of war
but as China does nothing like other
countries, the official opinion ia that
there is nothing to- do but 10 await
the course of events and to zee what
the ministers themselves cav when
they are rescued
All the students at the foreign
hospitals 10 Canton are leaving
Women missionaries are returning
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from the West river ports There was
slight disturbance at Wo Chou Tues
day while the women were embark.
ng The crowd shouted "Kin the
foreign DEVILS"
AN APPARENT ULTlMATUM.
According to advices from Shang
hai the Chinese officials, by direction
of the southern viceroys, are asking
the consuls to agree to conditions
"insuriug," % the Chinese say, "the
neutrality Of Shanghai and other coast
cities " They are also asking that
foreign warships shall not sail or
anchor near the forts nor 90 to ports
where there are no wsrships
now; that their crews shall not 20
ashore. and that the protection of for.
eiguers be left to the Chinese author.
ties These conditions are consider
ed at Shanghai to be virtually an
nltimatum from Viceroys Liu Kun
Yih and Shsng Chih Tong. The
consuls desire . sufficient naval and
military force to back up their refusal
to comply with these demands. The
total naval force there now consists
Of 969 men. with 80 guns iu the
forts, and 10000 men outside Shaug
hai with modern rifles and machine
guns.
JAPAN'S PREPARATIONS.
The magnitude of the arrange.
ments Japan is making suggests pro.
vision against present contingencie 9
other than the suppression of the
present disturbances in China. She
has chartered 10 additional transports
and now has IS 10 all
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Losses the Of International Forces
Stated in Detail.

casualties of the international force
attacking Tien Tsin we're: "Ameri.
cane, killed 8, wounded 2; British,
killed 2. wounded l; Germans,
killed Is, wounded 27; Russians,
killed 10. wounded 81.
The gun fire of the Americans and
British is described as "beautiful
After the relieving force pushed on
to relieve admiral Seymour, Chinese
regulsrs under Gen Nieh, says a dis
patch from Shanghai. again attacked
Tien Tsin fiercely and bombard ded
the foreign settlement with q terrible
fire.
Col Dorward. British, commanded
the column that relieved Admiral
Seymour. American marines parti.
cipated in the achievement Th
admiral was found entrenched and
surrounded by immense masses of
Chinese, who were driven off by the
relieving force after brisk fight
His men had made brilliant resis
tance, never falling in course for Is
days Of continued fighting During
ten days the men were on quarter
rations. They started with provis
ions for ten days and they could have
held out day or two longer.
STANDING SIEGE
The column was a few miles
beyond Lola. Deeming it hopeless
to attempt to break through the
hordes. Admiral Seymour essayed q
night retreat toward Tien Tsin,
but he came into collision with
q strong force of Chinese arriving
from the northwest and could neither
advance nor retreat There was
nothing to do but to entrench and to
stand siege He vainly attempted
photographic communication.
Seymour's men caught several Chi.
nese who said the legislatious had
been burned and the ministers had
been imprisoned
The Chinese displayed fanatical
courage in the attack.
Four thousand Russians left Tien
Tsin four days after Admiral Sey.
mour, but they never got in touch
with them.
Railway communication between
Taku and Tien Tsin has been restor.
ed and the force is advancing toward
Pekin. Fighting was in progress
Wednesday in the vicinity of Tsechu.
lin. Large preparations are being
made to support and reinforce the
Pekin relieving column.
Twenty thousand troops of all
arms. largely Japanese, have now
been landed
THEIR FATE YET A MYSTERY
The fate of the members of the
legations is still mystery If they
are alive end unharmed at Pekin. the
Chinese government deserves some
credit, the Shanghai correspondent
thinks, for restraining the fanatical
mob
The Shanghai correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph, wiring at 9O5 p
m yesterday. says it is reported on
good Chinese authority that the gov.
ernment alarmed by the foreign mil.
itary preparations. has issued an edict
ordering the peremptory suppression
of the Boxers and announcing a deci.
sion to protect the legations at all
hazards. However, this may be, the
British consulate at Shanghai receiv.
ed definite information yesterday. the
Daily Express correspondent, SAYS,
that while solemnly promising com
plete abstention from warlike prepa.
rations. the Chinese are mounting
several new six inch guns at the Woo
Sung forts
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
Three British warships have sailed