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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-24
CHINESE TROUBLES
OBSCURE BOER WAR.
Berlin Government Careful in Dis
cussing II. hut Will Protect Ger
man Interests.

Copyright, 1900. by the Associated Press
BERLIN. June 2.-The Chinese troubles
African war from public attention. Even
the latest Pretoria news went uncom-
mented upon except by the military
uses great reticence and, above all. stu
diously avoids admitting that the pres
ent events mean an actual and prob
ably bitter and protracted war with
the attacks of the Radical and Socialist
press, which maintains that the present
rising OF Chinese against the foreign
devils" is directly or Indirectly due TO
the German seizure of kiaochou. In this
the papers are strengthened by the public
utterances OF the German missionary
bishop OF Shantun, Won Amer. who re-
Gently described the disastrous effect upon
missionary work OF the Kaochou seizure.
In political circles here 1t IL known that
the foreign office was quite surprised by
the increasingly serious character OF the
Chinese uprising. While 1t Is true Baron
Won ketteler, the German minister at
Picking, sent two months ago a detailed
report from Picking containing alarming
advices from the German consuls through
out China. and predicting serious trouble
before long. not much Importance was
was new In Peking.
VIII Protect German Interests.
But though the emperor and Count Won
Buelow. the minister OF foreign affairs
do not attach much importance to the
news from China, they are now thorough
iy aroused. His majesty declared Friday
AZ kiel that German interests in China
under no circumstances must be allowed
rifce
The bulk Of the German press takes the
same view The Kreuz Zeituns prints an
interesting editorial. saying:
1t IS quite certain what will bs
the final outcome OF the troubles in China
IL will be impossible TO re-establish a
vigorous authoritative central govern
ment at Peking. such as the powers de-
sire and will need. Presumably they will
be obliged to enlarge and give definite
shape to the sphere Of interest policy
or without leaving a nominal central
the powers the present Crisis came too
quickly. which further endangers the sit
untion."
Joint Action Necessary.
The foreign office says that It's la,es.
news from Tientsin Ia substantially the
same as that set forth In the statement
OF Right Hon. william st. John Brode-
rick. under secretary OF state for foreign
AFFAIRS, in the house OF commons Lon.
don. The foreign office states, however
that The Chinese troops have made des-
perate resistance TO tho international
force, which proves that II will be neces-
sary for the powers TO continue their
present policy OF Jointly enforcing order
In China and also the necessity Tor har-
monious action between the powers
Lord Cough, the British charge In Ber-
lin, today said 70 the correspondent of
the Associated Press that ne doubted
n the powers had yet exchanged views
concerning the future state OF tho Chi
nese government, or what would he done
with the empress dowager and those al
lied with her,
The only course Mt present. he thought
Is 10 enforce order and protect Euro
poans.
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on Russia and America. II Is the uni
versal belief that Russia instigated the
riotins, expecting 10 march an army to
Picking and proclaim herself protector OF
China under the guise OF restoring order
but achieved hasco on account OF the
prompt action of the other powers. Amer
lea, who is considered to hold the key to
the situation because OF being beyond sus-
picion OF land grabbing motives is In
the best position to take the lead in maxi
ing proposals for a permanent arrange
ment. There is a practical Anglo-Ameri-
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WHITE MAx LYXCHEp rms TIME
Louisisua Mob string. Up a Self
Confessed Murderer.

NEW ORLEANS. La June 22-Mrs.
JosepA Comics. OF this city, was Grim
inally assaulted and hrutafly murdered
yesterday In aer residence IN an Isolated
neighSorh0o3 near Springfield. IN Living
stnn parish. she was - years % age
and regute9 20 have money about Ter
place
FNnk Gilmore, a white man. who lived
about two miles from her house was
caught IN the house. His eapters SAID
he haG been ransacking the PLACE GIL
more claimed he had come 70 see the ol9
lady about some work. Later IN the eV-
euinE mob gathered ard took Gilmore
out IN the woods. where hS was lynchet
after having confessed 20 the crime He
was first strung 90 tree limb The
bTanch broke and the mob rldeled his
body with bullets before he could rise
from the ground. hole was dug under
the tree Ciimors's body was turuhiet
into Il ana the mob dispersed.
BRILLIANT bicycle gas lamps for ST. IS
next Th1rs3sy-aeed a larnpf
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Admiral Seymour In Possession.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligeuoer.
HONGkONG. June 23.-The United
States battleship oregon has gone north
Reports from Chinese sources say Ad-
miral Seymour has possession OF the
Tartar City of Picking.
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prevent the destruction OF the two re-
publics.
Referring 70 the United States, the
manifesto says:
1T appears to US impossible that the
great American republic, forgetful Of its
origin, win remain Indifferent IN the face
Of conflict In every way identical with
that to which she owes her own exis-
tence and from which she was only able
10 emerge thanks to the smypathies and
support OF Europe"
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sharp risht Ia che Philippines.

MAMMA, Jnne q a detArhmNnt ~
forty men 81 the Eortieth regiment, Can't.
Thomas Miller. commanding. left Caya-
gan dc Mikamias. island of Mtndanao
scouting June ~, During the morning
Of june IL they encountered strongly
nmhushct ana intrprched force of fha
enemy. The Amerlrana' attempts 20
ehatss We're frustrated by the FTliplnas'
pitfalls and traps The advance i'm,
consequently was under % heavy IRA in
front Rnd on ~ TANKS ana Ion hack
on CaNAgau. The loss MAS nine killed
and two aHlcers and ten men infured
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Alaska. Marshall on tho way.

CHICAGO June y \ spe,elaI 20 tho
Record from putuque, Iowa. says Geo
q Perry. recently appointed I'nffei
States marshal far Alaska ieft last even
tng Tor Seattle On arriving ~ seatfia
he win report 10 the United States fudge.
who wiN give him Oh the necessary IN
attractions. and en- July 2 40 ull AL, Tor
sitkA
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Calling at tho White House.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Home-going
Republican delegates filled the White
House today. They came In singly and
in pairs and In whole state delegations
The president shook hands with them all
and extended his thanks for their con-
gratulations. Representative Dolliver
called and spent some time with the
president. II In understood that he VIII
take a prominent part in the coming cam
dsht but nothing aw pfes n
the conference.
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New british Mini.ter at rekinx.

LIVERPOOL lane z5---Among the pass
eugers on the Etruria. which sailed to-
day for New York. was Reginald Thomas
Tower, secretary OF the British embassy
ht Washington. Who. 4 e said e 20
succeed Sir Claude Mac Donaid az British
minister az reklnE. the latter having
been rccaelled owing 70 III health.
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Special Dispatch 10 the -IntalIigencer
SHANGHAI June Gan official dis
patch from the American consul at Tient-
sin confirms the report OF the burning
of foreign concessions.
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Union Reform Party Call.

CHICAGO. June "A call has been
issued for a convention 20 be held in this
city on June q 10 organize the Union Re-
form party % Illinois on tho basis 81 d.
rect legislation. r s. Thompson. chair
man Of the national executive committee
OF the party, will be present
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Ninth Infantry Delayed.

WASHINGTON. June 23-The following
dispatch has been received at the war de-
partment:
Manila. June o.
"Adjutant General Washington: De-
tachment Ninth infantry delayed untll
June n In consequence of storm, which
broke railroad telegraph and made ap-
preach to transport impossible.
MACARTHUR -
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Ira F. Clark & Co.
C. H. REDLON, Proprietor.

burg has sent word that he has trained
hard for the bout and IL In good condi-
ton and will be on hand today. Also
all the others ars In good trim and will
appear as advertised. Billie johnson
has written some new songs that he will
sing, which will be his first appearance
In this city. His singing will probably
meet with good approval.
The seating capacity will exceed about
500 and the SEATS are we'll arranged go
all can get q good visw OF the stage
Fer the benefit Of people living out Of
town, the performance viii commences
at 8. 80 sharp. MIR. Jack Fraser will act
as master OF ceremonies Jack thinks
1t would not DC policy to act a. referee
In a contest where his brother is one of
the prinoipsls, so the referee will be
choeen at the ring side.
The club rooms are open to the public
for inspection. There has been Zig
advance sale OF tickets and everything
points TO big success
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
PUMPING OUT GRAIN.
wreekers Removing Cargo From the
Californian.

The day aboard the Californian yester-
day was spent In pumping out the grain
from the hold. This was about all that
was done, but it is not yet known when
the second attempt will be made to float
the big liner. Captains Humphreys and
Burgess of the Boston Towboat COM
pany we're again on the scene directing
affairs and doing all in their power to-
wards forming plans for the second trial.
Captain Humphreys stated last eve
ming that he did not know when the
next attempt would be made. Every
thing remains the same as 1t has during
the last few days except that now nearly
all of the cargo has been removed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

station Of the Boston and Maine railroad,
and GEORGE W. Ham was appointed .
special policeman at Portland theatre.
The following ware also appointsd:
John I. Griffin. Daniel o. Davis. On
motion Of Alderman Niiiiksn the nomi-
nation Of Fonstino Cinquini % special
officer was tabled.
An order was introduced In the upper
board that regular meetings be held on
each Wednss lay at 7.o0 O'Clock p. m, ex-
cepting the Wednesday following the hrss
Monday OF each month.
Alderman Milliksn moved and 1t was
voted that this be laid on the table.
The New England Telephone and Tsls-
graph company petitioned for location
of poles aad wires thereon In the follow.
ing named streets and highways Of the
city: Fox court, three poles; corner MILK
and Market stree S, one pole; CONNER
oiai street, near Custom House wharf,
one pole; Peaks island, q line Of poles on
Island avenue from .Trsfethen avenue TO
point about opposite Forest City steam
boat landing; at Diamond island, q line
OF poles on Weymouth street to Valley
avenue, on Valley avenue to Sunset ave-
nue., down Sunset avenue about three
hundred fest.
A hearing wes ordered for April 9th at
four o'clock p. m.
This same company was also ordered to
rebuild its pole lines on the following
named streets: Forest avenue. between
Bedford and Lincoln streets; Beacon
street. between Lincoln and Revere
street; Revere street, between Bacon and
Highland str Gets; Highland street, be-
tween Revere and Woodfords streets;
Woodfords street between Highland and
Stevens avenue. On all poles erected BY
the company on Forest avenue there
shall be placed two..cross arms on the
other streets one Dress arms. AIS order
was laid on the table As the hoard desired
that time be fred.
The assessors We re empowered to en- :.
ploy special clerk In the assessors office,
pending the preparation Of descriptive
plans Of wards eight and nlns at salary
not exceeding one thousand dollars per
annum, payable monthly. This salary 10
to be charged to the appropriation for as
SCISSORS department when made,
The auditor was authorized and Ill
Fected TO audit bills which are properly
made and charge the same to the proper
accounts when the appropriations for the
various departments are made.
The claim of Mrs. Il. A. Anderson for
fourteen dollars on account Of hens being
killed by dogs last October was referred.
The board Of mayor and alderman or.
dersd that the sum of $3.50 be deducted
from the rent Of the hay scales. Weighsr
Bsrrick had told Alderman Joh oson that
business Of the SCALES last year mad de-
creased six hundred dollars from that of
the preceding year.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
DEAF

In MS city, March 20ih, Mrs. W, widow OF
the late Warren Sparrow, aged so years and
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In this city, March 20. Emily NJ. widow OF
the late Iosep5 @. Hal, aged SO years months
Funeral on Thursday AFTERNOON ar z, 80 o'clk
from her late residence, rear OF 1873 Cumber-
land street. Bosworth Relief Corps request
o. In n ,his city. March 90 sarsh waterhouss Nc
Kenney. aged SO years months.
Funeral Thursday AFTERNOON al O'Clock.
from her late residence. 146 Neal street
In this city. March 10. at Greeley Hospital.
Robert Cummings. sGee 70 years
of Mary Z. and the late John Black. a-sd 3
fFnneral this Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock from his mothers residence, On Lincoln
''i In Yarmouth. March 10. Rufus Titcemb, aged
10 years mouths IL days.
o'clock. at his late residence. Burial at conyen-
'' In Gray. March IS, Mrs. Lucinda L. Smith,
In Providsncs. r. l.. March II. Elisha W..
Appleton, formerly OF This city.
IN Philadelphia, March iG, Of pnenmonla'
William A. Gage, son OF Roscoe w. Gage, FORM
efly OF this slty. aged "a years.
Iintermeni az Evergreen Cemetery, Wednes-
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
IN Dixnsld. March IL. Leonard V. Brackett
10 Lowell, March 10. Samuel P. Palmer, aged
Is RamfOrd Fails. March IL, Joseph Ainsley,
In East Hebron. March II. Mrs. Lura Ann,
widow Of the late Henry Belrcs; - u
In: Rassiord, March IL. Patrick Thornton.
aged 70 years.
TThs funeral of the late Ellen Turner viii
taks place this wednesday afternoon at o'clk.
from her late residence. $50 Pleasant street.
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SOLD TO GOVERNMENT.
DIR. c. w. Bray's Property on the tape
Acquired for Fort Preble. 3

The government has purchased of DR..
C. w. Bray portion of his property adj
Joining Fort Preble. This is magnifi-
cent piece of property, one of the best
locations ON the Cape shore. The board
of officers appointed to secure land for
the extension of Fort Preble ON which to
build barracks, hospitals, ETC., recon-
mended that this piece OF property be
obtained if possible for this purpose.
The negotiations between DR.. Bray and
the government have been under way for
some time and the deal was contaminated
few days ago. 1t is not known just
how much the government paid for this
land. Within short time the necessary
barracks and other buildings will be con-
strncted on this property.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
STARRING TONIGHT.
Rosenberg Meets Fraser at cascO
Athletic Club,

TIE Casco Athletic club has oomplet.
cd all arrangements made for the sue
oess Of their third big tournament at
their rooms 100 Middle street.. Billie
Fraser has arrived and IL g guest Of
his brother Jack, at Smiths hotel. He
says he is in good condition and feels
confident Of carrying away the decision.
He does nos undsrAts Mr.. Rosenberg IN
the least, bat claims him 10 be Q good
man wish . good reputation. 20 hot
araum ent may be exreoted. Roasn-
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

We purchase all
of our Neckwear
direct. In so doing
we secure exclusive
patterns and open
them early for your
inspection. t b ey
are here now, and
our west window Is
a color symphony.
1t makes no differ
ence how particular
or discriminating
you may be in your
taste, you will find
your tie among
them. There are
Puffs, Fo ur- In
h a nds, Batwings
and Imperials.
One Price. Any
kind,
rs Cents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
MARRIAGES.

In North Bridgton, Weston l.. Dunn and Miss
Susie Proctor. both of Naples.
In Denmark Albert Dresser and Miss Mabel
w. Smith.
In Norway March 10, Walter II. Stevens and
Miss Bertha hutehins.
In Troy, March o, VIM. G. Durgin and Mrs.
Alberta Mcdonald of Detroit.
In West Paris. Frank Z. kimhau and Miss
VIVA r. Rowe.s
In Prospect. March Is. Henry N. Stlnson and
Miss Jane Lane. both OF Prospect.
In Augusta, Marcel IL, Daniel +. Day and
Miss Nellie 4. c. Perry.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Furnishing
Specials
At the Mems Store,
IRA r. CLARK & co.

UNDER THE CHIN of every man
should be mark of his good taste. Women
adorn themselves in colors equal to those of
the rainbow, but the man has only this one spot
where it is possible for him to display his idea
of color. How essential then that you should
have large and carefully manufactured stock
chase a new tie or colored shirt.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

Alderman Thomas returned last eve
mag feR trip Of several days spent In
Warrington. He enjoyed . plasant
tims. although he says that the wealth.
sr st the national capital was anything
bus spFinallks.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Working Mems
Shirts.

The man whose
work demands a
s oft, comfortable,
durable shirt, will
find in the Black
and fine lined white
shirt we are selling
for 80 cents one that
will give satisfac-
ton in every way.
They retain their
color when washed.
They are cut large
and full through
the shoulders to
give freedom to the
arm in all positions.
soc each.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
COIOred Shirts.
45c 10 Soc each.

Two shirts for the
price OF one. Some
have white bosom
and colored body,
others are all coll
ored. estly
m a d e, carefully
Numbered. Ope n
fronts or backs.
Some have two col
lars and pair of
cnffs. They are the
Stag brand. You
know what that
means, perhaps you
have worn this
brand, for we have
sold thousands OF
dozens and never
had a complaint.
use to soc each.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21
Boys Shirts,
6 to ~ yrs.

Something new
for the little fell
lows. Made like a
coat, button from
top to bottom. They
come in both white
and colored. Some
have cuff attached.
They are the very
latest thing in
boys clothing and
mothers will appre-
ciate this help in
teaching the boy to
dress properly.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

No choice again. Mr.. Comedian moved
for Q recess OF five minutes and the mo-
ton was lost by vote OF nineteen to
twelve. Mr.. Dyer then presented to the
convention the name OF ex-Councilman
L. A. Cloudy. He said that Mr.. Cloudy
bad served the city faithfully and we'll
and would make an excellent over seer Of
the poor. The convention then proceeded
to take the
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

Mayor, Aldermen Mouiten and Drisooli,
Counoilmsn Connslisn, Wooaside ana
Fox.
Lasins cut new strssts-Ths Mayer,
Aldermen frye and aerrishs Council
men Dyer, Moulton and Landeys.
Liahts--Alderma brown and Driscou,
Councilman 5ioman. Murphy and John
son.
Mayors A darsas--Aldsrmsn Miliiksn
and brown, Counollmen Phinnsy, Wood.
aide and Robefts.
Public Buildings-Ths Mayor, Alder
man 0erIish, Couneilmen Dow, Yarn
ham and HunA
Public Instruction- alderman John
$ ION, Counoilmen Monrcs. Bowers and
IhoDeas.
Public works-The Mayor, Aldermen
Nilliksn and Dsssoll. Counoiimen fiok-
EFT and Murphy.
Reduotion Of City dsbt-Tks Mayor,
Alderman Moulton, councilman Wilson.
RuIes and Orders-Alderman noultoD,
Councilmen Fox, Aarston and Moul-
ton.
Salaries-Aldsrm Thomas and Dris-
coll, Counoilmsn True, Johns1n and Mon
roe.
Sale Of unimprovsd real estate Alder
men Frye and Milliksn, Counoilmen
dyer, Cobb and Mclaughlin.
Estimates--The Mayor, Aldermen Brown
and DriscolL Counoilmen Wilson, Shaw,
Roberts, Conneilan, Kavanough.
Printing rsports-Alderman Mtlliken,
Councilmen Moulton.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

INK 1AOWA WA9 1SSAAAOA oAO ShSAS@ "a
the convention.
OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED.
Surveyors OF Lum ber-Georgs W. Davis.
George L. Davis, Frank A. Rumery.
Chandler W. Holmes, James Horton, W.
W. Wehber. p. j. Deerlng. john Walsh.
Public WeiGhers-Geofge W. Thayer, y.
A. Sutherland, G. +. Hayes. Thomas
CurIan. w. j. Liunehan. John 6uthri ,,
john O'Nsil, y. Thompson, L. F.dArrett,
Ira Drew. George h. Robinson.
Weigher Of Coal, Iron and Lum Der
John II. Common. Arthur Archibald, Al
Y weishsf Of Hay and srain-DAvid
Jones.
The mayor and President Wilson the n
announced the following committees:
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Aocounts-Aldsrman Brown, Council
men Gritnn and Hunt.
Asaess0rs' Depart ment-AldeFm man Nall
likan, Councilman Bowers and Landsra.
BELLS ard Clocks-AldermanJ johnson,
Connciimsn Cobb, Dow and one vaoan-
cy.
Electrical appliAnces-Ths Mayor. one
vacancy. Councilman True. Marston,
kavanouRh.
Engrosssd bills and printing-Alder-
man Noulton, Counoilmsn slomAn,
Monroe and Mclaughlin.
Binanee-Ihs Mayor. Aldermen Moul-
ton and Driscon Couneitmen Wilson,
Griffin and shaw -
Fire DspaI tuent-Aldsrmsn Thsmas
and BrOwn. coupSiimsn Phinnsy, srifin
Jadieisi proosssinss and olaims-Ths
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-21

1 will pay one hundred dollars reward
for sufficient evidences TO convict the
person or persons who were guilty OF
forging my name to q circular letter pur-
porting to come from me which waa
mailed TO many Democrats In Ward 4
Just previous to ths last municipal cleo
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW Remngton Typewriter. Cheap. Apply
az Manufacturers Shoe Co Fort street. Slim
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MONEY TO LOAN.

s3, 600 TO loan on hrst-clsss city inn
proved real estate for five years az Z
per cent interest.
Apply 70
Attorneys-at-Law, Judd Building.
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NEWS or THE TOWN

Fine display Of ns~ ribbons at Mrs,
Hsunaas-
Ben't let thu other sy.ssssrs set sLes<i
ct yon on the Cleveland guess
Two nice, airy rOonz sre. offered for
rent See Classified culnmn.
Earthquake shocks are reported
fron waiohiua from Iaiy q to L.
The sailing schsSinie for the Gasoline
SchOcaers. Surprise and Eclipse l.
Published il this iss1s-
Those beautiful bathing sylts that
beach. are sold az L B. Kerr L Co
Queen Street Store.
A party Of young ladies. with a
ehapeTune. VII climb Mount Tan1alus
to-ncTrDw. where they expect 80 re-
main wssk. if not disturbed
Animate the japanese accused Of
the hahuku murder last March was
charged vith murder IN the first degree
yesterday he viii plead TO the chars-
ed tomorrow
Just arrived on the Mary E-Foster.
q large shipment of horses. mules,
choice mich COWS and chickens of
special varieties. Honolulu Stockyard
Company, Limited
At the Christian Church on Alakea
street, near Hing. the Pastor ]. c. Hay
VIII preach. Subject at II m; The
Duty. Honor and Blessedness of Civ
ing At Ts30 p. m Thanks Be Unto
God for His Unspeakable Gift
The Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co,
Day Building, Beretania Street, have
just received direct from the mannfac-
turers; shipment of new designs in
Runabouts. Read about them in their
advertisement in this issue.