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Especial to The post)

washington. July 29.---There are several
significant pointers showing that this
country is preparing to take an active
hand in the march of the allied powers
to Picking. in the event that communica-
,tlon cannot be re-estabished with the
repres entatives OF their respective gov
ernments interested, furnished in tho
hurry orders TOR large quantities Of winter
clothing, guns and ammunition and other
munitions OF war, which have lately been
placed by the war department officials
The quartermaster's depot at Jefferson
vile. Ind. has recently received from
the war department an order for 100000
tolders winter garments. in addition to
ii similar requisitlon for 10000 winter uni
forms which we're ordered a week ago.
There are 700 men and women now a.
work on these orders, and the force is to
he increased. 80 as to avoid any possible
delay in turning them out. On the heels
Of this information Comes the news that
The arsenals and cartridge factories IN
the East during the Fast few days have
been instructed to put o. the utmost
possible force. the quicker to hurry for
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Spies Sent to Pekin by the Different
Governments.
THEY WILL REPORT IN A SHORT TIME
ON THE SITUATION.
While Nothing Has Been Heard From Them, 1t Is
Believed That They Will Reach Tien Tsn
With Authentic News Shortly.
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29There j a expectation
parh the forthcoming
heretofore result the
made another from
their with Ike object
the Of the late
his Tsin undertake the dis
commanding officer
believed that the Japanese
the returned to Tien
them This fact,
OF
mistaken confidence in his
will show that the lesa-
through Mr. Wilder
$ promising
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GEN. WILSON IS GOING TO CHINA
HE RELIEVES THE ALLIES CAN
WoRK IN HARMONY.
says Tint the Question Of supplies
Is the M9in Thing to lie
Considered

New York, July Brlgadier General
James H. Wilson departed tonigh, for san
Francisco. where he will embark on Au-
gust on the japanese steamer Anne ia
Maru for China. He was accompanied w
his aides, Leutenants J. H. Reeves and
&. soulard Turner
When asked if he thought that the yari-
Gus foreign forces in China could be
merged in Homogeneous whole. tae gel-
eral said that such a thing vas possible
and that it depended largely upoa tae
SKIN and tao, Of the generali-simo In
view Of tho pressing needs of the situation
he said that he felt sure that there would
be no great difficulty in The orglnizaii n
Of forces. He said that there would be
much preparation required for The ad-
,ance on account Of the scarcity OF FORAGE
along the routes to Pekln
III viii be necessary" said he, for an
army 10 take great quantities OF supplies.
Tine country is poor. is low plain al
No. devoid Of vegetation. There are n
trees Of any account watch could be used
Tor are wood. The natives even scra "a
the bark from the trees to get tuel. Ihey
burn weeds and rice stalks lheFe Is
little to be got by foragns, and there Is
practically nothing 70 plumber ald aa
army would have to take supplies OF every
kind, including fuel and water. The ques,,
ton OF supplies is IN faot the prineiaa'
one. ,,s,. -.
Further than that it is difficult to say
much. and do not wish 70 ne piaced u
ltbe nosition Of Judging the situation oe'
tore am thoroughly familiar with Il
'rhera are no mountains or other natura
abstacIss There are no strong tortiiica'
Tons Il is easy, OF course. 70 throw "
ont.a,ohments. The Chinese Will have
~ san,e difaculties to contend with a.
as far as supplies are concerned as tn'
allies must encounter II VIII pe impos'
slble 10 encounter great horues vi mel
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King of Italy Assassinated by an
Anarchist at MOnza.
ONE OF THE THREE BULLETS PIERCED
HIS HEART.
Assassin Was Arrested and Was Saved from the
Fury of the Popuace Only with Great Diff
ficulty His Name Is Angelo Bress

Italy, July 3oKng Fumbert has been assassinated.
evening by Angelo
n a w minutes
The had attending distribution of prizes
gymnas competition He had just entered his
cheers of the crowd when he
fired in quick One
majesty fell back and expired in few
minutes.
Immediately arrested with diff
of the popuace lie his
Angelo describing himself of Pirate in Tuscany
Monza 3oKing Humber Io:45 o'clock last
evening The cynically avowed the
crime
o-Angelo the assassin King humbert,
according dispatch today, anarchist
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London, July SO.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Daily Express tele-
graphing yesterday says; A new imperi-
al edict promulgated this evening urgently
orders all viceroys and provincial COVER
nors TO endeavor to negotiate peace with
the powers, whose ministers are being
..heId as hostages pending the re-
suIt Of the ovcrtures for the abnn-
donment of hostiIities against CHI
ma"
The viceroys are also commanded to
guard their territories yigilantly against
attack and to prevent by all means in
their power, the advance of the foreign
troops, especially along the Yang Use XII
ang. The decree says that the officials
will answer with their lives for any fail
ure to execute these orders
Commands are also given Tint MOI
single foreigner shall he allowed
10 escape from the interior. where
there are stu fully 1000 Europeans
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CHINESE ARE ct ARRELING.


tOnSul MhheS thufReN Against EIUl-
tor of n Chinese Paper.
San Francisco, July pa fierce dis
quite has broken out in Chinatown between
Ho Vow, the Chinese consul general. and
Ton Chong editor OF the Chinese World
and Of the Oriental and Occidental press.
one of the leaders of the reform associa-
ton which seeks to raise an army and
overthrow the empress dowager and re-
store Emperor Kwang Hsu to the throne,
The editor devoted three pages OF his
American paper yesterday 20 scorchng
Of the consul general and an alleged ex-
posture Of his weakness snd deception The
consul general retaliates with the expla-
nation that the editor is leading reyolu-
tionary party which has 5000 members IN
Chinatown. all Of whom he has watched
by spies and detectives. Referring to 4
charge Of Chong that Ho Vow has caused
Chong's relatives in China 10 be i'm
prisoned, Ho Vow said
His relatives were cast into prison appa-
rently because they We're in league with
him TO overthrow the present dynasty.
We had documentary evidence against
them showing that they were in a trait
oIous league. That any women were I'M
prisoned | do not believe. few months
ago a Young man named Homer Lee, a
graduate of the Stanford university, start
cd for China presumably TO Leaf the revo-
lutionary party Documents were dis
covered 20 prove his mission ana to con
meet him with this reform acsociat lon
On July II. tho very next steamer after
the one that had carried THIS young Amer
lean, Homer Lee. took Leong Kai Chew
who, with Kang You Wei, Is head OF
the revolution, away from Honolulu on
his way to China. The plan Of Toner
Lee and his Chinese schemers was 10 raise
an army of 10000 malcontents In the
southern treaty ports Of the empire and
march TO Pekin. It was not long $50 thai
we succeeded in lntercepting 1T Canton
more than 1910 uniforms inteDloG Tor tbs
reform party, They had been manufac'
tured in The Straits settlement and shipped
from Singapore.
ITO illustrate the absurdity Of the
claims that this is purely patriotic re-
form movement it Is necessary 10 feteI
10 but one among many oi the clauses
in their proclGmations. II proclaims ira
any one contributing 500 10 The reform
association funG shall le made 4 general
; any one contributing $1,000 mall De mad
a viceroy. and any one giving $loOoo snal
4 be made prince Of the royal blood.
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCES Expected
nurinp the Festival to Appense the
shades OF the Dead.


I.,ndon Iuly 30-The Canton cores
pondent Of the Daily Telegraph in a dis
patch dated saturday, says The tr.ad'
have become numerous and threatening
in Hal Nan. The tso,ai aud the local
nandarins are terror stricken and de-
cline to protect foreigners. All the mis-
sionaries except three have left with their
wives and families. The natives OF to
Nodea district Of the islsnd were -
frightened that they all Joined the RANKS
OF the triads. -
Serious disturbances are expected pc
tween August and August To- during ths
festival 10 be held to appease the Shsues
OF he dead The Boxers are charging large
ums 70 the Chinese for passports rom
Pekin TO Tien Tsin. Lao Yum Fu, tne
| black flag chief, has refused TO march on
pekln unless Viceroy Tax Su will furnish
him with 90 600 soldiers.
The Chinese authorities have Just dis
closed a Boxer plot devised by soon sun
to blow up the Mansato temple ana 10 ue-
stroy the Cantonese officials while per-
forming ceremonies In honor Of the en-
press birthday. II the plot had sue
eeeded the Boxers would have attacked
Canton, loOting the city and muIdeIln
foreigners and all persons friendly 10 TOT
elgners
Chinese newspapers assert tnat Prince
Tuan offered rewards for all heads O
foreigners brought to his yanen IN PeSin
The Boxers, finding 4 difficult TO &c
enough Of these, decapitated all chinss
having high noses and deep eyes, and i
this way they presented 80 many pretend
ed foreigners heads that Prince Tusn'i
exchoquer suffered painful strain.
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COMMISSIONER RocKurLL.
He VIII Make No Effort 10 60 20
peLiu

pckiu
Chicago, July Especial Commissioner
William W. Rockhin, appointed by the
government to ascertain the true situa-
ton in China, passed through Chicago 20
day on his way to the Orient. lie arrived
At 3 o'clock and at $50 was speeding
toward San Francisco. where ne will sail
on the Japanese steamer America Maru
on August 3.
Asked II he would en- ieavor 10 reach
Pekin to treat with The Chinese govern
ment direct. ne said: II think not unless
circumstances warrant 1t aud the country
is quiet enough 20 render possible the
success OF such an expedition. In the
country's present state of Torment the
journey OF Americans TO ?ekln Gould be
accomplished only with frighttul loss OF
life, II at all.
81 Shall make my headquarters at
Shanghai and investigate conditions as
far northwsrd as circumstances and the
troubled coalitions will permit. My ,ole
DUTY is to keep the pres dent and secre-
tary of state advised as to the situation.
Outside Of that am not empowered t.
do anything"
You are not invested with plenipo-
Tertiary powers, them"
NO" he answered. my orders can be
summed up in two words investigate
conditions In case the government has
further orders for me, they undoubtedly
will be rapled"
Mrs. Rockhlll, who will accompany her
husband to Shanghai apparently does rot
fear the prospect before ner.
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SUPREME LODGE X. or p.
Arrangements for the Session Have
Been Completed.

Detroit. Mich, July 29.-The program
of the 21st annual meeting OF the Supreme
Lodge knights Of Pythias and of the en-
campment OF the uniform rank OF the or
der. 10 be held in this city August % to
September /, has, been completed. Major
General James r. Carnahan, speaking of
the outlook. said; Il am satisfied that the
Detroit encampment of the uniform rank
will he greater than any ever held ey
this order. In Milwaukee we had lo,Oor
men in camp. but my correspondence with
brigade commanders during the past two
weeks indicates that the attendance VIII
20 far beyond thai ligure'
The camp is to be located OIL attractive
grounds in the Eastern part Of the City
an convenient distance from Belle Isle.
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MINISTERS HELD AS HOSTAGES
Alleged that Information Is Contained in q
New Imperial Edict.
connected with missionary work In
isolated situations.

connected with missionary work in
isolated situations.
When the governor of Shan Tung COM
municated to the consuis the imperial
decree Of July "a, he ouliiycd the follow
ing important passages addressed TO Ii
Hung Chang: 1T is admittedly inadvisa-
Bile to kill all the ministers, but it Is
equally unwise to send them to Tien Tsin,
1t will be much wiser to keep the sur
vivors at Pekin as hostages You are COM
handed TO hasten to Pekin. You are in
curing imperial dlspleasure by delay.
You have been appointed viceroy OF Chi
Ii because, with your military experience
you Will successfully lead the imperial
armies against the foreigners in Chi Ii
which Lu. the present viceroy, is unable
10 do, owing TO his ignorance OF military
affairs" Ii Hung Chang replied to this
edict, asking to be allowed TO retire o.
account of his age.
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PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
United States Government Gives Evidence
that 1t Intends Mixing In.

ward the large orders for ammunition
which have been paced with them
At Brldesburg, Pa, where the 2o-calibre
shrapnel cartridges are made the war
department has ordered the works to DO
kept running day and night. Three thou,
SAND men are new employed in this FAC
tory, which is being taxed to ITS utmost
to tusp out the orders Of the department
An order for 7.oGO,O0e cartridges mas just
been sent to these works. the instructions
being to put the cartridges up in boxes
holding 1000 cartridges each. These
boxes are then to be dispatched to San
Francisco as fast as thew are turned out,
The presumption Ia that this material
is intended for service in China,
1t is said that Surgeon General Stern
berg is about to make a call for a large
number Of contract surgeons, in additiiD
to the regular medical corps these sur
geons to be held in readiness for eventual
tiles. The recruiting stations are hard at
work getting the names of men who VIII
be willing to serve IN China II their SER
vices should be required, and Major Cen
eral Corbin is occupying himself in looking
up the condition OF the militia organlz-
atlons OF the various States.
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Rome, July 80 3 a. m.-The news OF the
terrible event did not arrive here until
midnight signor spracco tho premier.
immediately summoned a meeting OF the
cabinet and the ministers Will start at the
earliest possible moment for Monza,
The prince and princess of Naples are
on board the Yela, yachting in the l.e-
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presented divorce by suiciding.

Cincinnati, July 29.-on account OF do
nestle troublee the wife of Albert kipp'
"a brakeman, recently left him and returns
ed to her parents. Kip yesterday got
n7tice Of divorce proceedings He tcoS
the papers to his wife today and told her
there would be no need of serving chem
on him Calling FOR water, he swallowed
two ounces Of c2rbolic acid and died IN
great agony with his wife and three small
children clingIng to his b-dy.
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pIssENsIoN AMONG POWERS
As 40 the Commander in Chief of the
Allied Forces.

New YORK, July 29.--The Worlds Lon
don cable says: There is serious d.ssen-
sion among the powers as to who shall be
commander in chief of the allied land
forces in the march on Pekin. Great
Britain is urging determinedly that as
Russia has obtained control of the railway
and Germany of the waterway, England )
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A TRANSPORT SAILED FOR rAKu.

San FIancisoo. July ea--The transport
Hancock sailed today at 10 o'clock Tor
Taku, China, via Nagasakl, with four
batteries OF the Third artillery, number
ing AIS men, under command OF Captain
Charles Humphreys Major H. j. Gal
Mgher, chief commissary OF Major General
Chaffee,s STAFF, was among the Hancock
passengers.
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rAyA CAN NOT TALK.

New York, July 2s--owing to the late
ness of the hour at which the news o.
the assassination OF King Humbert was re-
celved in this city, it was impossible tc
see either Consul General Branehi OF
Vice Consuls Alberti and Burdese.
Baron de Fava, the italian ambassador
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SOLDIERS TO LEAVE cUBA.

Santiago de Cuba. July 29,-The Second
battalion of the Fifth United States in
fantry, Major Borden commanding, will
leave tomorrow for the United States by
the transport MCPHERSON. The companies
at Guantanamo and Baracoa Will be taken
aboard enroute.
The officers have received instructions
10 prepare warm clothing for hard win
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paramount commercial interest entities
her to insist that the expedition shall be
under British commander.
Important communications are passing
between Lord Salisbury and United States
Ambassador Choate ON this subject Lsrd
Salisbury Is strongly pressing the gov
eminent al Washington to support him,
but he is not altogether satisfied He says
that with Germany working with Russia
and Japan playing a visiting game, the re-
suit Is that no agreement has been ar
rived at regarding the chief commander,
and no advance is possible while the pres
ent condition OF things lasts.
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Drs. Daviss ! Goldman
Eye, Ear and Throat
Rooms 3o5 and 800 Binz Bulldog.
WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities.

Washington. July 29.-Eastern Texas-Local
rains Monday, Tuesday generally fair; warm
er in northeast portion: fresh southerly
winds.
fair Monday and Tuesday. northeasterly
winds.
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without something on which they may
feed
In these military operations the great
base will be the sea Supplies can be
brought up the Pei Ho river and its
branches to within twelve miles OF Peklp
and then there Is the railroad. Even il
1t is torn up some II Will not be so difficult
to get IL into operation.
The Chinese have only vasue notion
OF Western tactics. They have had Ger
man drill masters, but generally they
have been drilling only when they felt like
it. They are good Aghters when they are
winning. and they take killing we'll. They
10 not do so we'll when they begin % ln5s
and are easily stampeded."
Washington July 29.-A message
came today 20 the war department
from the quartermaster on the Len
uox announcing the arrival OF tina,
shin together with the Conemaugh at
Kobe. Japan They have aboard the
mounts for the Sixth cavalry and al
| though they Will start for Taku at once
not less than fve days will be consumed
| In this last stage Of the voyage. It IS
doubtful whether General Chsfiee would
care to leave Taku without horses for
| the sixth cavalry, particularly as ac-
! cCTu-nS 10 an lepul 70 lnOuht'" NoNa az
! is needed for successful operations in
the fiat country lying between Tien Tsin
| aud Taku This fact alone may delay
our operations until late in the present
week though al least portion OF the
international column may start on the
day Fixed. namely, tomorrow Assur-
ances received here show that the Japa u
csc government SIS doing all in its power
I, facilitate the international movement
and though the good will OF the japanese
was never suspected as far as the United
states are concerned. the knowledge is
gratifying
Secretary Long had a cable message
today from the commander OF the Buffalo
Nj Hong Kong stating that he has sailed
for Taku The Buffalo is taking out much
needed relief men for the naval crews.
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ter campaign and TO be ready b re-em-
bark shortly after arriving at New York.
All the men are enthusiastic at the pros
pect OF active service in China.
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General observations.

Observations taken at all stations. by Tho
United States weather bureau. at D. M.
Yesterday. 10th meridian time: