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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11
NEW OFFICERS caosrn
h~~aiian Bo~rd of Mission. n.
organizes for the Year.

Friday evening at the Board room.
on Beretania street the Hawai,an
, nosru OF Missions effected a reorgan-
iza1'on and elected officers for the en-.
suing year. j. IL. Atherton was cbosar
president and the other officers were as
follows: Henry waterhouse v,ca-
president; q. Il. Emerson, >corresnona.
ing secretary; Rev. ]. Leadinrbar
recording secretary; w. w. Hail. treas
urer' +. j. Lowrey. auditor.
some changes were made in the
standing committees. the newly chosen
committee chairmen being as follows.
Foreign Missione-H. Bingham. ID. ID
none Mission. S. f. Bishop. ID. ID
= uo,Ieation. w. ID. Alexander, F. r. q,
- Education. Walter F. Frear. r..
nance w. W. Hall: Morning star 4" ID
Z. Jones; Appropriations. ]. II. Atbar.
ton The personnel OF the committee
OF suueauon was considerably chang
ed, the newly chosen members OF tbs,
committee being J. Lydgate. w. n
C"stle and w. ID. westervelt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11
THE ENTIRE BLOCK.
Pacific Hardware Co. Changes An.
nounced

The business Of the Pacific Hardware
company viii shortly be extended. The
company has secured a lease of the
whole OF the Cummins block M the
corner OF Fort and Merchant streets
ana the establishment is to extend 10
the corner.
In's means that Roth the tailor will
have TO move. also Kruger the iews,Isr
Col VIII II. Fisher the real estate
agent an express company and the
parlors OF n tonsorial artist.
The company's general office will he
moved To n room back Of Roth's. the
main building being given over entirely
70 goods. As soon as those who have
20 move can find new locations. the
above changes will be made. The Roth
house and the company's main store
aIe 10 De connected by an archway. 1t
VIII take about six weeks to change
things.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11

'm y delivered TO an,
''0r " cents par month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11

The Honolulu Iron Works has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
the high lift pump for the Beretania
street water works. The Iron Works
WIZ manufacture the pump, importing
patented movements. The contract
calls for the pumps In five months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11
~ Rev. Mr.. Cory.

L preached 90 a full
H.. christian Church last
'e slaves" At the close
short conference was
wisdom % continuing
-. 1'oush the week. and Il
'''y voted by the mem
u'nce he breaches again
subject win BE- "sure
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11

An excellent remedy for insomnia
VIII be found ir the famous old Jess.
Moore IA" Whlskey taken at bed
time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-11
Al'auon Army.

'd the meeting last
~ .ulect Of his talk was
~. from the Marriage
H. p'er % Matt. Six re-
|,,v as soldiers under the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Brestler, aged Is years
Funeral this Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock
from the Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help.
Third avenue south and Washington street. Inter
ment in Calvary cemetery
LEE-In this city, May D, 1900 at the family resi-
oence. si3 Alder street, Pearl Lillian Lee, aged
ii months.
bALDWiN-ln this city. May q. 1900. at the Old
Rainier. Fifth avenue and Columbia street, DIR.
u NJ Baldwin, aged IS years Remains at Bon
ney Stewards
kENNEY-In this city, May o. 1900. at the family
residence. 500 Broadway. Mrs Samuel Kenney,
aged rs years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-29

Desire to call the attention OF tuten6,..
buyers of homes 10 the following lin j
property.
s.. s0o-LARGE s-RoOM HOUSE. No. m.
On, sixth avenue north; it is wen M
and not over 5 years old Lot Is sris
feet. in good neighborhood, and eonvss'.
ent 10 car line.
81 65o-A lo-ROoM CSE............N Ma n
Situate on a good graded street ors~
looking the bay; lot 60yls0, with ston.
retaining wall in front, mouse IL IN ~,
repair. with modern Improvement Il
arranged for renting the uppsr ~
lower floors separately, which can 4.
done at small expense, the prooerv
would rent at from $40 to $50 per munls
81, s0e-S-ROOM HOUSE ...,......, M ~
A corner lot, 6Oxls0. on much-trsv.
eled street. that must always he 4 ~,
thoroughfare: NOW SUITABLE rnp
BUSINESS. and getting better svsv
day; streets graded and severed
S3.5n0-GOOD RESIDENCE M IA
Modern style house; storics . rooms
attic and reception hall: brick basement
fioored: bath and toilet: sewer connscs
tons: on good street. and in good neirs,
horhood.
$4.0O0--NEW HOUSE ..............,..Ne IA
Nicely located, west of BroadWsy. ars
view of Sound and mountains; ruoms
with bath and toilet, modern style All
well finished; corher lot: streets graded
anu StMtftu.
81, 500-A FINE RESIDENCE MA M
A choice corner lot 60xla0 on Thirtsrrah
avenue, with large modern house. N.
gantly finished. on brick fouuda ,jnr
streets graded and severed; ce1usns
walks: grand view of Sound and mus1n.
tains. If you want a home 10 BE- NINA
of investigate this.
If. however. you desire to build look n
some of our
VACANT LOTS.
A lot In Rerton addition, near Madlsoe
fine view: $500.
Two choice lots In Boston Heights supcle
mental; lie high; 5000
One extra large corner lot. ON pcntir,
hill; street graded; $3.50.
One large lot on Summit avenue lxiN
$500.
Two grand lots on Queen Anne hill: CO..
ner, with frontage on graded street d.
IA feet; $3.50.
Two lots. a corner, on Harrison street,
streets graded and severed: overloohnf
the bay; s2.000.
A fine corner, I2oxi20 on Prospect stse<
$1,000
Choice lots, north of and NEAR MADI
SON STREET; lie high. overlooking ia
lake.
500 EACH. HALF CASH
one Let e0yi20. corner Dexter avenue ana
Harrison: both streets graded and sewe
In
CHASE & MAXWELL.
Halter Building.
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SPECIAL NoTICEs-continued.

COMPASSIONATE are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure), in nonpareil, minion. BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address, Post-Inteliigencer. Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers, business hnSsrs and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen's), room AZ Mckay building, Port
land, Or.
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PUBLISHERS NOTfCE.-Traveling agents are J.
A. Mcclellan. o. y. LOOMS and r. Blanchard. City
collectors are X. r. Hawley. John D. sheehan. j. A.
Goodfellow. A II. Mills and Robert Akin Post
masters everywhere agents Pay money only
TO these and TO resident agents In the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-29
HOTEL TO LEASE.

TO LEASE-5o-room hotel in enc of the
best towns in the state: situated on the
principal street. electric cars pass the
door every few minutes; three minutes
walk from all depots and wharves; gas
and electric light; heated with hot water;
newly painted and renovated through
out; grand opportunity for hotel man:
none others need apply. Address Alsop
Bros. New Whatcom. Wash.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


SEATTLE, May 10. lsoo.--To Whom II May
Concern: The firm of r. c. McCor-
mick q Co. has this day dissolved.
All bills due and payable will hereafter
be presented to the White Star Steam
ship Company.
r. c, MCCORMICK & co.
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LOsT-COntinued.

LOST-Or mislaid, on Second street, pack
age containing light Bingham wrapper,
trimmed with lace. Please return by
steamer Renton, to Blakeley. Mrs. ]. w.
Clark.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement under any
heading In classified columns,
lc . word each insertion, m,n-
tmum charge, Use. Classified
advertisements running one
month without change Of copy.
e1.6O per line (sevcn words
count to line). On three
months order. e1.3S per line
per months ON six mon ths' or
der, e1.2O per line per month"; /
On yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
sssssssesoses . sss
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LODGE NOTICES.

ATTENTION, Members OF Com. Foote
corps. No 81, w. II. c., will meet at the
hail In Masonic temple. at 10 O'Clock a.
m, sharp. Wednesday, May 80. TO attend
memorial service at the armory.
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FOUND.

ONERCoAT on express wagon, at corner
fesler and First. Owner can nave same
by calling Oiia Main st and paying ex-
pences.
DO you want fine tailor-m made suit at
one-half their original value? If so,
hurry Tuesday 10 424 Pike street.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE-Money loaned
on valuables, watches. diamonds, jewell
ry. los Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN Observation-Disclosures
Phone, Lake AS
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FOR SALE-BELGIAN HARES.
ORANGE GROVE RABBITRY,
1874 Third Avenue.
KING FASHODA Qmp),
Is one OF the finest specimens ever i'm
ported from England He was sired
by Champion Fashoda, winner of Il
first prizes at Crystal Palace show
service fee, for short time. SO,
l have the finest lot of does this side
of Los Angeles. Call and see my stock
before you buy. Special prices in lots
Of and 10. j. j. LEGORE.
WATSON'S RABBITRY. 300 Sixth ave-
nue., Seattle; $50 Maple street, Los An
geles. Breeders and jobbers pedigreed
and imported bucks and does from best
strains. Most deliberately fitted rabbitry
In Northwest BEFORE b,,vtne voi,r stoci,
pay us visit Sales and exhibition
rooms Slt Western avenue. Ralph NJ.
Watson. manager.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO MEMBERSHIP annual
meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce
will be held at the offices OF the associ-
alton ON Monday. June 4. between 10 a.
m. and y. m. when twenty-five trustees
will be elected to serve during the en-
suing year. Members who have paid all
dues are privileged to vote and are eligl-
bic for trustees.
THOMAS w. pROSCH. Secretary.
Seattle, MAY y 1900
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FOR SALE-Hotel. As rooms; brick: clear
ing 500 month"; down town In business
center; $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-29

$500 for 27-room house right in town: gooc
furniture.
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| Lodging house: 90 rooms: First avenue;
| lease; making money; rent reasonable
81 $50
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DON'T miss itl" Don't miss it,
Minstrel entertainment and bal Tues
day evening, May %, by Prof. Will
sons pupils. see the grand minstrel
and buck wins and Spanish dancing.
with song followed by social hop.
music, Wagner's complete orchestra.
Admission, eac
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81. 500 for boarding and rooming house.
clearing 500 monthly; fine home; good
location.
Other bargains all over the city.
LELAND SPENCER CO.
Basement Post lntelligencer Building
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale of household furniture,
the contents of twenty rooms. T.. @.
Bickerton & Co. will sell at the Daven-
port house. 319 Seneca street, by public
auction, on Thursday, the 3lst, at 10
O'Clock sharp. the contents, consisting
of bed sets, springs. mattresses. pillows.
bedding. chairs, tables. Globe heaters.
cook stoves, carpets, toilet sets, rugs
in fact. all things found in a well
regulated house
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81 $3.50 rooms wen furnished: near new
pesoffice; elegant furniture and cheap
at this price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-29

DANCING classes for new beginners.
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane.
Ing academy. teaching all the very lat
est ballroom and theatrical dances.
envy, Ranke hall. Pike street and Fifth
avenue. relephone. Green 100.
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Sc 500 for the best restaurant in the city.
fine location: owner sick and must get
away; will pay for itself in short order.
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GRAND mistrel entertainment and ball,
Ranke hall, Pike street and Fifth ave-
nue., Tuesday evening. MAY ~. music by
Waener's complete orchestra. Admis-
sion Sc
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SOCIAL. and dance given hy Aquila lodge,
Ne. 50 II ~ H., \ -. T. w. hail Marion
and First avenue, Tuesday evening. May
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lost Red leather salesman's order
book. name inside. J w. Chandler.
Finder VIII receive reward by leaving
AZ office OF the Seattle Cracker & Candy
Company.
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$3.50 for furniture of l0-room house: rent.
$50: special bargain.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IS eco buys one OF the very finest brick no.
tells in the city, location unsurpassed;
long lease; new and elegant furniture;
monthly.
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neGr .Nrnp--FEaaIr.

HEtr MaNrED--FEaaIE
WANTED Lady stenograpNer. Oac With
some knowledge ~ bookkeeping must
he bright quick "a learn. and correct.
references required. Apply ~ Occi
dental avenue, Tuesday
WANTED Girls FOR general homework:
fees VIII he paid by employer good
wage Mrs Yuung's Female Employ
ment ot0ce. SO James street. opposite
puhlic library
WANTED-Comp cook and house
servant. family of four Inquire jli
Harvard avenue north, after D. IN. or
before a.
REFINED lady 20 fu permanent position:
salars 81 pes week. references required
Adlrcss Mrs. Gardner and Wilcox, gen
eral CHliyeiy.
ANTED-Competeut girl for general
houSewOrk; family ~ s; wages SIS must
be good cook and neat Apply 2N New
York hlCck,
NEAT girl for general Homework; mus,
be good cook. Mrs. A. Nadeau INA
Boylston ave. north Of Madison
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ron RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

--~----------------- ----------------------->
FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping Inquire at 1890 Eighth av.
THREE unfinished rooms. Inquire 1872
Second avenue
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can positively beat them all; examine
our high grade tailor made niisht
clothing, sold for third the actual value.
at ITO Second avenue south. Phone.
Red l222
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Compauys mill at
the foot of Broad street, North Seat
tie, Is now In operation. Mill office. tele-
phone. Union 65: downtown office room
G, Bailey building. over Western Union
TELEGRAPH office. telephone. Main 669
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DRIVING horses just arrived from Calf
fornia carload standard and high-bred
horses. 1923 jackson street. corner Twen-
tieth avenue.
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FOR sALE-sTEAMBOATs.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SAI.E-Tug boat AZ feet long: first
class condition. cheap. Chlopeck Bro.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-08-23
FLOWER DAY.
Gus departments.

Last Sundays exercises in chap
ell were conducted by the ladies Of
the W. G. T. u. of Minneapolis
and St. Paul. Warden Reeve
made a few Introductory remarks
touching on the mission Of the
day and what this band of noble
womanhood we're accomplishing in
the cause of humanity. Their
organizations are a power for
good. Their standard for right
eousness and purity in the home
extends from the rugged shores Of
Maine to the sunny slopes of the
Pacific ocean, and not only that,
but they encircle the globe and
their influence for good can be
seen wherever their organizations
have been formed.
The prison choir opend the ex-
ercises by singing Jehovah Has
Spoken Mrs. McCurdy, of
Minneapolis, had charge Of the
exercises which consisted of sing
ing, prayer and speaking. Mrs.
Larnse and Miss Lula Weber, of
St. Paul, sang solos, and Miss
Verne Golden, of Minneapolis,
rendered a few violin selections.
The lady speaker, Professor Maria
Sanford of the state university,
chose for her theme the "Inspired
Life" The congregation listened
attentively to the speakers dis
course which was not only most
excellent one in logic, but marked
for it's deep sincerity of purpose.
After the exercises were over each
inmate was presented with a
beautiful bouquet Of flowers and a
card containing a scripture text.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-08-23

over on me loike luve-sick Swade
CURL.
care ye sick?' saiz OF, troyin' to
get me nicktie from his hatband
"'Naw, saiz he.
"'Have ye lost any av yer rela-
tions?' saiz OF agin.
can what's ailin' ye Oirish 2
saiz he as he shifted about to look
at me.
"'Well me gossoon,' saiz OF,
there may be mournin' in yer
family av ye don't lane off av me.
Oh moight stand it from nate
bit av colleen to let her lane her
curly held on me schoulder and
fill me moind with the stint av
jockey club and Adams chewing
gum. But whin it comes to su-
portin' lazy loafer loike yerself
wild the STINT av Clark strate beer
schooners and slot machine sto-
gies OF draw the loine.
"Well, Dan, that chap pulled
his bonnit over his eyes an niver
spoke or touched me agin, an
thot two hundred pound angle
gave me a swate smoile an axed
me to hould her parachoot whin
she got off at the stock yards.
Well, Dan, Dim off to the mateing
av the Dice Thrust to see if OF can
get cool hundred or two. Good
avenin." JAN O'RURICK
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-08-23
MAIL BOX.

No. 4608:-Critics employ the
term bathos to designate ludi-
crous descent from the elevated to
the commonplace in writing or
speech, or a sinking below the
ordinary level of thought in a
ridiculous effort to aspire. It is Of
the essence of bathos that he who
is guilty of it should be uncon-
scious Of his fall, and while grovel-
ing on the earth, should imagine
that he is still cleaving the heav-
ems. A good example of bathos is
the well-known couplet:
"And thou, Dalhousie, thou great god of war,
Lieutenant-generalt to the Earl of Mari"
or the well-known encomium of
the celebrated Boyle: Robert
Boyle was a great man, a very
great man; he was father of chem
istry and brother to the Earl Of
Cork"
No. 4997:-America has given
to the English language it's most
scientific grammarian, Lindley
Murray, and its greatest Iexicog-
rapher, Noah Webster.
No. 4993:-The Sons of Lib
erty was an association of the
colonists of North America, called
into existence in 1865 by Lord
Grenville's Stamp Act. The
colonists combined to throw off
allegiance to Great Britain and to
make North America independent.
The association began in New
York and Connecticut. The term
"Sons of Liberty was suggested
by a speech Of Colonel Barre's.
The Daughters of Liberty mu-
tually bound themselves to drink
no tea and wear no article of ap-
parel imported from England
while the import duties were un-
repealed.
No. 497O:- Walhalla is the
place of residence for the fallen in
battle in Scandinavian mythology.
The name Walhalla was given to a
magnificent marble structure Of
nearly the same proportions as the
Parthenon, erected by Ludwig I.
of Bavaria (1S30-41) as a temple
Of fame for all Germany, on an
eminence two hundred and fifty
feet above the Danube, near Rats
bon. By means Of statues, busts,
reliefs and tablets, the mythology
and history of Germany are illus
trated, and her greatest names
commemorated.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-08-23
O'RURICK AND THE WEATHER.
Written for The Prison Mirror

Written for The Prison Mirror
"Oi say, Jan, do We think it
warm fur this tonne av the year?"
"Well since we spake av it, Dan,
OF behave OF do fale sloight hate
in the atmusfare, but it moight be
wurse Dan, especially if ye wur to
git sunstroke an die"
"Musha, Jan, yer not so could
yerself that ye need be castin' up
me failings.'' a
Faith, Dan, 81 mint no harm.
But iver since OF heird Hetty the
tiliphone CURL call We the warmist
baby in the patch, olive been look
in fur ye to take foire an burn up
with consate.''
"Ah we'll, Jan, OF see ye are
only jilous av me, so we'll not fall
out"
''Spakein av fallin' out, Dan,
ramoinds me av a bit av trouble
OF had this marnin' an this same
warm weather brought it about.
Oh wur on a State street car goin'
out to the stock yards, whin a jint
gets on an sits down besoide me.
Oh had a two hundred pound
angel wild what OF took to be a
parachoot on me lift. Well pretty
soon the daddy book gets closer to
me to get support fur his schoul-
der. An by an by he jist wilted
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-08-23
THE WAR IN CHINA.

June 2-Marines reached Pc
king to guard legations.
June 1O-British legation sum-
mer quarters outside Picking de-
stroyed.
June 1l-Prince Tuan super
coded Prince Ching as head of the
tsung Ii yamen.
June 13-Anti-foreign outbreak;
hundreds Of native Christians and
servants massacred and many
buildings destroyed.
June 14-Chancelloro of Japanese.
legation murdered.
June photographic communi-
cation cease.
June 17-Taku forts captured
by allies.
June l8-German minister MUIR
dered.
June 23-Siege of legations be-
gun.
June 29-Admiral Seymour re-
turned to Tien-tsin after a vain
effort to reach Picking.
July 14-Allies took TEN tsin,
native city.
July 16-Cannon fire on lega-
tons ceased and partial armistice
begun; intermittent rifle fire con-
tinuing. italian, Belgian, Aus
TRAN, German, Dutch and part Of
French legations meantime de-
stroyed and nearly all other foreign
property.
Total casualties of British lega-
ton, reported on Aug. 3-Sixty
killed, ITO wounded.
Total American casualties Sew
en- killed, sixteen wounded.
Aug. 4-Allies left Tien-tsin.
Aug. 5-Peitsan captured.
Aug. 6-Yang Tsun occupied.
Aug. 9-Ho-Si- WI taken.
Aug. 15-Tung-chow entered.
Aug. delegations in Peking
rescued.