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Diaao hnprciL IA opnl5n Ia prnsa*
SituaCi0n
del C0n0iCto
DE CHINA.

COntinGan las operacioues EN-
prendidas por las trcpas internacio'
males en- los alrededore> de Tieu TSin
contra los boxers; operando ha:ia
Ell y. las columnas de italiancs, q
poneses ingleses.
Segun las 1ltimas informaciones
trasmitidas por los CORE p0nsales
Ell el Celeste imperio IA prensa eu
ropea, el emperador y la emperatriz
de China con su corte Sc encuentran
en- Mongolia, cerca de kaigan pass,
q $50 mlilas de Pekin y 30 ya en- el
Chan 81. como hay interes en- hacar
Greer, y lnenos secuestraGos por las
tropas aliadas segdn rumores.
Circula Ia version de que las
tropas internacionales no persegui'
ran a los monarcas chinos.
Parece que Russia llevara cabo
la evacuation seghn se,dice, por las
diticnltades que tendr1a durante el
iuvierno para proveer de vfveres su
hcieDtes sus soldados. Y como
confirm acion DE- que ahriga tales
propositOs puet;e tomarse el que la
va conenzado desalojar su lega
cioo.
Nal Sc avien8 ell apuntaao RI
NOR con 81 prop6slto que So acribu
ye, seg1a dioen de San Petersburgo
Ia Companta Russ dc los farroca
rifles del Asia Ocieutal, de fo:tnar
uu cuerpo de ejercito de mil HON
bres, con destino q protejer las Il
meas ferreas
Seg1n dec)araciones del pr1nci
pc Ching andaciase ell regreso a Pc
kin del Emperador y la mperatriz
pero no Sc dice 81 les aeon panara g
pr1nci pc Tekuag.
Las .tropas chinas Sc conuentrar
en- las hneas de conu aicacion co!
Tien Tsin.
Els muy probable qua eu No.
viembre haya nue5os y graves de
s6rdenes.
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Hab|a ej Dr. zeno Gambia

Conocida es la cOmpetencia me
aicA del DR.. ZenO Gambia.
Sus cOnocimientOs prOfundos le
han colocado, entire los primeros me
dicos puertorriquenos y sus ensenan
zas on la prensa, en- el libro y en- la
tribuna, le han hechO acreedOr al
tulo de maestro:
Habla pues, un maestro;
sHago constar que habiendo usa
do las <Plldoras Reconstituyentes
del Lcdo D. Martinez, en- mi pract:
90 m6dica Obtuve de elias exce'en
tes resultadOs en- casO& de depression
organica por Intermediates agudas,
anemias, ciOro anemias, y en- gene
raj en- casOs de discracias y pGTdida
dc las fuerZaS.
Eli uso de tales pildoras, va Sc
guido de prOItc alivio, sin dnda de
bio 10 asimi]able de las subst an
cas- (omDonentes de las mismas, y
no vaeilo en- prescribirlas, cada vez
que nuevas energias es neceGarlO CO
municar a organismos debilitados
empob1 ecidos,-
DrM ZENO GAMBIA
Ponce Agosto de 1900:
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os VdporeS
Y "LONGFELLOW'
De Cayey.

Nos dan la noticia de que Aubo
allf IN encuentrO eat e palsenuS
soldado. voluntariOs de Pto Rico Y
Sc oucuentran en eQuel <punto de
guarnici6n. Sc da como causa uua
question entire un vecino y un solda-
do de Ia Comp G En Ia lucha que
tuvieron, alguien dispar6 dos tiros
a. soldado que afortunadamente no
d ;orou an el bIanco. FL sO(dado So
fu6 al cuartel, traio un 5efuerzo lie
dos canaradas y Sc arm6 Una p2Iea
de cOnsidaracl6n y. aunque Sc repar
tioron garrotazos y pedradas no hu
% ningun herldo d. g avedad, Sc
desmiente la notiola de quo las tro
pas Sc amotinaran.
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Casa C0mOda.

En- Santurce, calle de Cerra. Sc
ala lila una de MADEIRA, nueva. plnta
da al 6,eo y muy fresca T'ena dos
plantas: la oaja con sa!a, come 'or'
coc;na, des oe0sa, cuarto de criados
V letrlna; la alta con cuatro hermo-
SOS vcntiladCs dormitorios, ha1o. y
letrina
Tiene cocina econonica dc hio-
rro, ducha, cuatro plumas de aqua,
buenos inodoros, jardin, patio posta
rior cuadra para dos caballos, In
formara i N Antolin Mn. San Sc
bantiun 4o.
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Comfortable house

10 let in Santurce eCeras St a
very cool, alone, Well painted aGd
new wooden house, with two stores
Parlour, dining room, KtchOn, ser
wants room, pantry aud water clio Ct
il the low ono, and four fines bed
rooms, shw bath room and water
closet in the high enc.
Beautiful garden and stall for
two horses.
A very good iron K'to!.'s" and
four " 4ter valves.
For references Mr. \. Nm san
Sebastian ST -
A ~-}
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eel Liberal, de Madrid dedi1a
una columna 4 la description de! en-
tlerrO Dc Dominganse, matadOr de
tOros, que falleciO de resxltas dc
una cojida
En- la Camara de Comorcio de
barcelona relna mar fondo, porque
la mayOrfa de 10, so:iOs estan en-
contra de la Junta directiva, y espe
cialmente contra su presidente, don
Mannel Girona.
Ell alcalde de Toledo ha reLun
ciadO eli cargo; porque ell muuicipio
no tlene fondos para cubrir sus aten
clones.
En- ell pueblo del Romeral la sir
vienta del m6dico titrlar, llamatla
Autonia Calyo, Sc cayo al pozo al
sacar aqua, pereciendo ahogada
En- Talavera fo6 ase sinado en- la
noche del dfa 5 ell so?dado del bava
hon de caz1dores dc Tarifa, llama
da Leon Herrero, natural de dicho
pueblo. por su conveciao el pafsano
Gaspar Macfas.
Entire les pueblos Miguel Este
ban y Qu:ntanar de la Orden, el PAL
sauo Juan SahagIn acometiU &
Aguado Ramos, d 81 de los citad,s
pueblos infri6 adole cato.ce pudala
das.
Mas de ciento vainte nj. hecta
reas de terrenO de los terminus de
Cazalla Constantine La Puebla, Ala
mis-, Azualcazar, Almaden y otros,
han sido invadidos por Ia langos
En- A'maden Ell insecto ha devo
rano hasta Gales de terrizas
FL pueblo esta castigadisimo.
Sc requiere urgen tfsimos trabs.
jos de extinction
En- Carranza Bilbao detuvieron los
forales 4 IN indiyiduo acusado de
haber amelazado con un revolver q
vuGios sugetCs
Al ser encerrado en- la carcel So
amotin6 contra los forales un grupo
ce mas de cuarenta pcrsonas, ontre
estas IN couceJal pidiendo IL libor
tad del oeten do y protirl6ndO anne
nazas de muerte contra la fuerza Ia
blica
Esta, para evitar males mayores
tuyo que permanecer en- la caIceI
durante dos horas
Cansados los alborotadores Be
retiraron
Dicen do Bilbao:
<Es muy comentala Ia desapari
; ci6n de una bellfsima sefOrita, rubia
de rostro angelical
Sc dice que no es ajeno a esa
| desaparicion un dependiente de la
la casa del padre de la joven
Las autoridades no han logrado
! hasta ahorai averiguar el parsdero
| de Ia sef1orita
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cosa que observar la relaci6n que
existe entire la vida de Ia abeja y
los demaa fer 6menos naturales. I'm
esta misma esfera estrecha est6 on.
cerradO cuando Sc trata de buscar
el objeto de los acontecimientos y
de los personajes hist6~icos oil OBJ
jeto final es igua.msnte ;inaccesi -
nlax
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Banco EspanoI
DE PTO-RICO.
!CONTRlBUCION MUNICIPAL

Vencido en- 10 de Agosto dltimo
ell primer trimestro de la cor tribu
ci6n por Industria y Concrete co
respondents al presente af1o econ6
mico de 10OO901, y venciendo ell 20
trimestre ell 10 de Nov;embre pl 6xj
mo, Sc avisa los Sres contribuyen
tes que hasta 81 10 del mismO mes 50
procedera al cobro q domicilio, y q
despues de dicho dia pueden satisfa
Ger sus Quotas en- las oficiuas de este
Banco hasta ell 16 del citado mes; pa
Sada dicha fecha Sc procedera al co,
bro por la via de apremio, con ARE
glo 10 dispuesto en- la instruction
VICENTE para los deudores mCrosos
Pto,Rico, % Octuhre de 1900
f., Sub-Gobernador,
CARLOS Ma SOLER.
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Eotoglsf!a de F. A!onso
SAN FRANCISCO ~.

REGALA esta casa un retratO
1920 como los expuestos en- el cafe
<La Mallorqni toda persona q.
Sc haga ula docena de fotogrsffas
imperiales: En- todos sus t1abajos
los precios son modicos.
En- la mlsm. casa Sc vende su
album de Pto.R con 20O vistas a
<fctograbado> de todo 10 principal
de la isla,sy con cncuadernacion dc
lujo.
p
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La Esllltralda

CAFE Y RESTAURANT
2 Fortaleza-22
TrENTE Al CASINO ESpAn0I.
I'll acreditado y popular Cafe
Restaurant donde mejor Sc almuer
"a Sc come. Todo pasajero y pu
blico debe visitar este establ lecimien
topara conocer su crGdito en- su ser
vicio comida que allf SO sirven.
Sus precios son limitadfsimos y
donde Sc tomasel mejOr cafe.
Su propietarir,
BENITO CARRERAS.
S lG=.N
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r v.
Emulsion
Scott
;A|inentO


L. EmuISiOn de Scott,
N0r >US tUNlpOnenteS de
lcci)t Jr h{yadO de ba-
cuI1O I h!pofOstltOs de
C21 V de SOSl, eS unO de
los 0liinentOS mas COM
pIrtOS para Ia economic
hununa.
Es un eXcitante de la
nutricl0n. Sc absOrbe
,pOr la tlbra muscular,
slenlO un gran renoVa-
dor de los tejidos y de
los principioS albuminOi-
lGuS tundlmentaleS, eX-
ru(SlniO las tOXinaS,
hlcteriaS lnfecCiOsas Y
>US prOductOs. PurltlCa
jutulInente la Sangre, y
IS pOr reunir eSaS pro-
Ni1d3des que Ia
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J. Marco Bayona
E-FORTALEZA No Au@s

AGENTE de aduaras con>l.
natario de buquss. REPRF> e
TANTE de L. casa c. del P!no =
cosecheros de vinos en- Ierez d. J
Frontera y AGENTE del eAnuA.i
Bailly Bailliere s hljos,
AGENTE Dc nea r~r.rtsde =:
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FOSforoS de Se9driddd

,de II Acreditada marca ~RED STARs
kstlella ROia)
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Sc veude un mueblaje de lljo
y de Ultima moda y Sc alquila IN
n n,ddrr.
Caleta San Juan + altos
n-a-I5 ,
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Emulsion
de Scott

: lrh> enpIearsc siempre !
: rn Ia tuberculosis, Ia :
: anemla, el raquitlSr2O, el !
( rcblandecinlento de los !
: hucSOS y en- general en- !
: t"IaS aqucllaS enferme- !
: 12dtS que ncCcSitan un !
: olirncnt0 complete. !
: POr Su eStadO graSOSU, !
: nutre los pulnOneS.
: Por Su aSimilocl0n, au- )
: mrnta los gIohuloS de Ia )
: >1ngre. !
: Por eI toSforo que con- ]
; tlene, nutre eI Cerebro. !
: FL fOsfato de cal y dc ]
? SoSa nutrc los huesOS y !
; Ia cal c0'cin1 los tuber- :
? culu~. {
: Raz0n por 10 que es {
: un a}lnentO cOmpIetO.' !
z SCOTT y bOWNt, Qnim.cos, New York. 7
3 De ven,s IN l~s Farmacias Drcgueria>. 4
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ECOS De ESPANA

eel Liberals dc Madrid dediua
una columna 4 la description de! en-
tierr0 De Dominganse, matador de
toros, que fallecio de resxltas dc
una cojida
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DE VENTA

En- ell aimaccn dc los Sres A
VICENTE Y C:7 4 SIS, (cinco do
llars) la GAIA de 10 gruesas de Ca
litaS con los seilOS de Rentas Inter-
mas en- cantidades de UNA A CINCO
CAJAS en- adelante.
VIDAL &. Cp
Bayamon 10 de Octubre de 1900.
d. N
EN- csta mprenta SO vende papel
>peri6dicios viejos a ~ 40 ell quintal
ns-6 5
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17
Case of True Fraternalism.

The following letter received by the
secretary of lola lodge No. u, /. O. O.
f., tells a little story of brotherly
kindness that is pleasant to con-
template.
Hall of Dighton Lodge, No. 2s5, l. o. o. f.
Dighton, August 4, 1900.
To lola Lodge, No. p, l. o. q, F. lola, Kans..
Dear Brothers. During the year 1893 wave
of adversely visited this section of the State.
Tho crops were a complete and absolute fail-
ure; many of our citizens found themselves
without means to buy the necessaries of life
and without seed grain for another year.
Among the number were members of our
order and in order to relieve them we APP
pealed to our sister lodges for assistance.
They came TO our help promptly and cheerful
ly and with a magnanimity that is only oc-
casionally seen except mong odd Fellows.
This year we have been blest with an abund-
ant harvest, and feel IL duty as yell as a
pleasure, to return the amounts received in
our time of need.
With many thanks to you for your generoSi-
~ IN this matter and wishing you the highest
measure OF success in your Efforts to advance
the principles OF onr beloved order, we enclose
herewith the sum of $780, the mountreceived
from you in response to our appeal.
Yours Fraternally,
w, H. LEE Secy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17

Arart from the idea Democracy
there is no system of government
known to men that can equal that pos
sessed by the Chinese. Their system
has kept together nation for count
less years. And while it is true that
Christ has laid the axe at the root Of
the tree, let the nations beware when
the monster falls. Its fall will shake
the continents. No fools ought to do
the cutting. Sooner or later the East
will meet the West. Let not he who
putteth his armour on boast as he who
putteth it OIL. Japan, a branch of
this race, in fifty years has advanced
from contempt to a first class world
power. In the same time China can
do the same thing, and who are the
Powers" then who will deal with II
united China and Japan? Chris
tianity is arousing the sleeping mon
ster, but who will take care of the
brute when he awakes ? For the
chances are that he will be still a
brute when he awakes. First he Will
learn the art of defense-war: after
forwards the arts of peace and re-
ligion.
1t gives a comfortable feeling-to
the preacher-to preach the gospel
under the guns of battle ship. Tie
gospel preached may be the same as
Jesus himself preached but it won't
leave the same impression. The con-
flict is not now but it hastens. The
worlds problems look very different
from this side. We wait YEARLY for
word from you all. You and Maggie
are the only ones who write us, beyond
our outside friends, several of whom
write us frequently. We are all well.
Remember us in your prayers. We
all send our fullest love.
Lovingly,
ROBERT f.. MAGICIAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17
Bell Telephone Extensions.

A representative of the Bell Long
Distance Telephone Company, was in
lola today looking after the Com
pany's interests. They now operate a
line from here to Kansas City by way
of Fort Scott and another line runs
from Kansas City as far south as
Garnet, A car of poles has been set
out here and distributed and the Com
pany will begin building at Oswego
and build north through Chanute,
Humboldt and lola to Garnett, thus
connecting that way into Kansas City.
This will give lola more lines and
better service.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17
JAPANESE CHARGE
The MikadO's Troops Bore the Burnt
of the Battle at Pei Tsang

Shanghai, August ia dispatch
telling of the magnificent fighting of
the japanese forces at Pei Tsang
August has been received here. The
japanese advanced across the plain
with no shelter and 1anked the Chi
nese position, driving them from their
mud walls and trenches. The feature
of the battle is given as the charge of
the Japanese cavalry which resulted
in the capture of ten field guns. The
loss to the Japanese was 200 dead and
wounded.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-17

Culbertson & Son expect to move
into their new store building next
Tuesday morning.
Ed Pizel, the peanut man. hitched
his horse to his wagon this afternoon
and started for St. Paul where he will
attend the old Soldiers reunion this
week.
Leroy Taylor who is now soldering
in the Philippines recently sent his
uncle in lola "A comparatively recent
picture of Aguinaldo, which doesn t
much resemble the newspaper
pictures.
Strayed or stolen: One Chestnut
sorrel mare, with white face: weighs
between 100 and 1900 pounds. Shod
in front. Strayed from the farm of
Preston Hall, one-half mile east of
Humboldt, Friday, August TO-
Prof. Haworth, of the State Univer-
sity, is in lola again in the interest of
the geological survey. This includes
a complete report of the resources of
each county, its factories and miner
ais and lola and Allen county have
allotted each year an increased space
in the report.
Messers Esse & Funston who have
occupied the rear end of Harry Robin
sons store on West Madison with
their wholesale -four business will re-
main where the are until Sept. 10Th.
when the building will be occupied by
by racket store. They will then
move to the building just west of the
one they now occupy.
G. H. DeClute and family returned
Tuesday night from their trip east.
They went to Chicago by rail and
there took lake steamer around to
Buffalo. later visiting Mr.. DeClute's
old home, little old country town
near Rochester. He had lots of fun
poking around the old lanes and
farms and the identical old house
where as boy he romped.
The many friends of Miss Boltwood.
who met her while she was here ar
ranging for the baby minstrel shows,
will be interested in the news of her
marriage at Ottawa "wednesday to
Mr.. Dudley Moffett, newspaper man
now working onthe Kansas City Times
Miss Boltwood is a daughter of Capt.
BoltwoOd, of the Goth Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Motfett will make their home
in Kansas City.
Fred Horton reports the latest gas
well drilled on the Brewster eighty
about five miles southeast of town as
a good average of the field. The well
is the property of the Lanyon Zinc
Company and was drilled to prevent
the lease from expiring and not with
any idea of needing the gas soon. A
large number of the first leases made
expire next month and the company is
keeping drillers busy putting down
holes to perpetuate the leases.
Chas. Smith, who works at the
Nicholson smelter, went to Arkansas
near Little Rock, to bring the remains
OF his mother, Mrs. Jess Smith home,
Mrs. Smith was a widow and was well
known in the northern part of the
county. She is the mother of Chas
Smith of lola, Frank Smith whoworks
the old place in Geneva township
Emmett Smith, of Arkansas, Claude
Smith, who works for Mrs. Fetherngill,
Mrs. Tom Vezie, of Carlyle, Mrs. c.
e. Sawyer of Carlyle, and Miss Jessie
Smith of lola.
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For Sale

Seven room house, "a foot corner
lot, free gas, in Highland Place, three
blocks from new high school building.
Will sell low as | intend to leave lola.
A. G. ENGLISH.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-09
A Small World.

A burly stout sea captain and q
grey. moustached well-known con-
tractor ran against each other on
Saturday on Merchant street. "Bless
my soul" exclaimed each. They
were John Ouderkirk OF this city
and Captain M. Henderson, who will
probably take command OF one OF our
inter-island steamers. The two old
stagers went to school together 3s
years ago in Nova Scotis, aud they
met in far away Honolulu. 1t is a
small world indeed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-09

the U. S. marines with the force On
landing Capt. McCslla took 2 weeks
supplies for his men, where" the
allies had only 5 dsye stores. When
the rstions OF the others were e1'
hausted Capt McCalla shared ma
supplies with the rest OF the aIIieu
force, and thus actuslly saved the
whole body from starvation.
Lieut.. Jayne OF the U. 5. hagshIp
Newark, which q handful OF marines
has gone on a hazardous expedition
up the Pei ho 10 order to ascertain
how far it is naviRable for war YES
sells OF light drsught. As a result oil
it, and highly important result it
il, all the Admirals have come to a
decision not to arouse the Chinese
at any Of the other ports by adopt
ing harsh measures.
The relations between the repre-
sentatiyes OF the nations here are
becoming strained, owing to the
opposition Of Russians to the pre-
pouderance OF the forces OF any
other Power, especially to the land
ing Of more Japanese.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-09
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section / OF
Chapter XXVI OF the laws OF 1886:
All persons holding water privi-
lnges or those paying water rates,
are hereby notified that the water
rates for the term ending December
81, 1900, will be due aud payable at
the office Of the Honolulu Water
Works. on the 1st day OF July, 1900.
All such rates remaining unpaid
for Is days after they are due will
be subject to an additional 10 per
cent.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid August l5, 1900, go
days after becoming delinquent), are
liable TO suspension without further
notice.
Rates are payable at the office OF
the Water Works in the basement Of
the Executive Building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Sup't Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, June 20, 1900.
1889 lot
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-09

We are glad that some anti.theatre
people in Minnesota have taking up
the question OF the "Molah" and
Miss Stanton, but we believe the
Advertiser is treating the matter
with unwarranted levity. Miss Stan.
toms experience at Mount Tantalus
is a hard fact, although we never
knew it under the name OF "Molah"
or Tira Mola. She is ungrateful to
those who took her to see the
"Molah' in saying that the place was
dirty aud horrible. There wasn't a
prettier and more cosy place on the
mountain when the bright young
soubrette looked for the "Molah."
Few OF our old residents eau re-
member the divine creatures who
turned Miss Stauton's head and
made her exaggerate her, not uncom-
mon, experience. Only one hack
driver in town admits knowing one
celebrated "Molah," and it may be
worth for some curious molihini to
ring up 290, hack 50, but at the same
time take care that the kahuna hunt
ers OF the Police Department are
not within hearing. The "Molsh"
exists and possesses all the powers
attributed by Miss Stanton when
she and "Molah" mst on Mount
Tantalus.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-09
BY AUTHORITY.

The following named persons have
this day been appointed Commits.
.ioners OF Grades for the City Of
Honolulu,
Messrs. W. f. R1well, Marstou
Campbell, and w. E. Wall.
JOHN A. MoCANDLESS,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Public Works Department, Houo-
lulu, Il. 1 July 3, 1900.
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THE lea POT TEMPEST.
China Defies the Allied Forces and
Does q Little Fighting.
Continued from Saturday,.

CONTINUED from Saturday,.
"On June 23I we made a night
march, arriving at dsybreak oppo-
site the imperial afmory, above
Ten -Tsin, where, after friendly ad-
vances, q treacherous heavy FIRE was
opened, while our men were exposed
on the opposite river bank. The
enemy we're kept in check by rifle
fire in front, while their position was
turned by q party OF marines and
sesmen under Major Johp.on, who
rushed and occupied one OF the sail
ent pointe, seizing the guns. The
Germans, lower down, silenced two
guns and then crossed the river and
captured them, The armory was
not occupied by the combined
forces. Determined attempts TO re-.
take the armory were made on the
following day, but uusucceSsfully.
The following dispatch was re-
ceived:
Found immense stores OF guus,
arms and ammunition OF the latest
pattern. Several guns we're mount
ed in our defense aud shelled the
Chinese forts lower down.
Having found ammunition and
rice, we could have held out for
some days.; but, being bampered
with large numbers Of wounded. l
sent to Tien Tsin for a relieveing
force, which arrived on the morning
OF June 25.h. The armory was evac-
uated and the forces arrived at Tien
Ts'n on juno 26th. We burned the
arrlory.
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIvILEGEs
or those paying water rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for irrigation
purposes are from to olcock a. m. and
from to @ O'Clock p. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent OF Water Works
Approved ALKx. You've,
Minister OF Interior
Honolulu. June Ia, 1899.
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Casualties TO date:

New YORK, June pa cable to
the World from Taku says: That
Admiral Seymour's expedition, with
all the sick aud wounded, is safe at
Tien Tsin, though terribly exhaust
ed, is due to Captain B. Fl. McCaila,
commander OF the detachment of