The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-14
Further News Of Chinese Atrocities
R0usaa the Fighting Bleed
OF Christians,
RUSSIANS IN THE LEAD
Parade 'IhvWNgh tho FOphlddW Guy
Triumphant Entry
Dy NOssla

London, Sept, llu=Tha Times pub
ljshas This morning tho following Odr
ditiOnRl adyiaas from NV pallin cor
respondent, Or, Morrison, under 'lRtl
0f August Dli
nl'ha lens0vship, which ~ nndol
Rip Alfred aasalea'a control, mnkns II
ditinnlt,n sAya tho correspondent, nc
convey \ tpna picture OF Tho situation
IN Pekin, To-day the city was thrilled
with horror vi Tho news 0f Tho mnssa'
orc OF missionaries nj Pho Ting FU,
who were under the protection or I'M
pepiAl troops, GhildPnD vera butch
eped before The eyes 0f fheir paponts,
White women vera pnyiahAd md nnV-
pial into captivity, Parents were
tortured and murdered, MOssAepos
by pad lndinns never nnll IN vain f0p
vengeance, yet the troops here ponnin
inaltiyo, Their ono thought md
wish apn 10 DO given WOpk or ~ bn 10
OAllad from pnkin, Surely tho civil
ligad world will not snlrnp this ornol
massacre NJ remain nnAy1nge1 and
make no effort 10 ASCERTAIN the fntH Of
poor married. Christians and white
women, Since the relief 0f tho leRa'
ti0nA one fact stands n0Dspipn0ns~~tho
madOmiDAnpa 0f Hnasin and tho 0ynp'
Fostering position she N now assuming
here, qhe papade through Tho f0pbid-
den city on August w was n tpinmr
phant entry by Hnssla, followed by
the other p0Waps, HnssiN dtd the
honopH, greatly 10 the ahaRplD of other
minister's
London, Sept, ll@-GhinA ndyiaas
state Thai Hnshlnn lV00pA RTa pouring
into FekiD daily, Nineteen hundred
came yesterday md $500 the day bas
fore, Already Tho Russians ontnum.
bep lle Japanese and tlay. VIII soon
Ontnmmbnp tho combined forces,
Their stay N becoming worry NlapnG'
Ieplhlie or phWnnpnnny, iossnnkR
daily Naid Ihn country nld drive Ihn
Chinese peasants and lAb0pnps IN herds
through tine deserted and dismNnIlnd
city, setting them IN bnild their MILL
tAVy WmpA, No one, not even AiV
qlande Mcdonald, IN allowed 10 enter
The summer palAGo, and Tho splendid
palaoe buildings within tho Imperial
domain which were 0Gnnpied by tho
Russians without permission,
The expected arrival NJ Vice ADJ
miVal Alakieff, who " N announced,
viii pemain during the winter, indis
nAlpa tlA importance which Hnssia MI
inches 10 future developments.
Hnsstn lAs occupied kiu Chan and
Tho branch midway ~ tho Man Pine
lOlliapies, thus securing the possible
control NJ the yApy best NOnl mines IN
northern China, she viii also occupy
Shan Hal KWHm The British poaiS
lion N Anomalous, The action IN
delaying tho bHgadn vi Hong Kong
haH had n bad effect, Tho JapaneRo
openly eKlpess dissatisfapti0n Tint u
smaller British force hNs bAaD sent linn
Wah promised, Tho OntI00k N nof
promising " N n|nNGa0nntnble why
jnpAD, 10 whom belonged the hOnOrs
0f pasGne, should consent consistently
10 give way IN HNHHin and apparently
ngGept HnfRinn preference, Every
thinE fAyops HlssiA, md the JapAn1so
minister 10 Pnkin N lGMAdtlGd, pepr
hAps nn1nhtly, Win being under thn
influence NJ NJ, de0inpA, and tIA nps
pOinfmnnl 0f M Hung Chang 10 M,
gotiale pence N grateful lidingA 10
Russia,
Meanwhile n famine IN inevitable,
The government must QuiGkly mike
preparations W Tho British ships aVo
N winter here, Thn efInnt ~ Emperor
williams lmmssioned spanGli "
marrad by his permitting tlie Chinese
minister IN mmNin accredited NJ his
luArlnrs, Hhn kniRnr now knows
ltMt Bap0n Won KNftelm WINS murs
dAvndy moi NY MiaandA, bnl by nn Ing
perlnl OniGfr noting under imperial
ORDERS VI has boon discovered Tint
tho EmppGHs noWaaop and Prince Tnnn
hAd plnnDnd u massacre III oil tho MIN
iatapn tlat ralal morning. Whatever
else IN done, Ihe powers should insist
upAn tho deposition 0f Bmprnss
UOWaRW nnd the hENnnIiOn M Prince
VlUnD and Iba hjHI Otti0iOls who tGd