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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12

General McNrthur III teim 6rieas-
Departement in sSa1bingtpn ernltlid
rorite(lig ge,rcrpen unb BAT auseinanner
aeiebt, paB er BON leiner 9lrmee feinen
efnS9en Mann n,i1en unp fsine 1ruppen
nah GIina abseten fann. Silic armee>
per9rS6eruns!
DaS 8. Nesiment Resuldre, 1910
Mann fart, 1T in Iafu, Gbina, anse=
fcmmen uno bat lh nit ben Iruppeu Der
allirten Mahte sereiuist.
Das &rieas< <Iepartement nil mimic
items 10000 meitere 5ruppen nah China
idifen. Die 5rase 1T nur, meier neb=
men unb niht iteblen.
Grn Miniiter Gpager fat bic Ncaie=
sung felt 2l. Wai feline 9ahriht mebr
erbalten. brA siebt man lih in sSalbins<
ton nch tnmer Ser bpffnung Bin, bas Ger
Oelanbte ltno Gle Ssinen Dem @enesel
ei,teansen iinp. Sn isinem lebten Be
rihte mahte Serr Gcnger auf rem frm=
menren Ssurm aufmerfiam, aber es
abnte 9iiemano, pab perielbe 70 plSBlih
uno furbtbar bereinbreGen rpiirpe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
Ne,teite WaIri1te,t.

Die 9iadridten aus Gbina lauten 70
lriperlpre6eno, paB man T6 unnSslih
Elm flares Bib Der Situat,pn idaiTen
fann.
So fnb SurA bic sleid;eitis naA
Wal bin9tpn unp Spnbpn selangten De-
pelhen unleres General Gpnluls Gcpns
nuip unp bes ensliiden GertrsterS @ar%
rem in Sbansai Die Scffnunsen mieber
mah semcrpen, baB Die anreren Oe=
Ianptlhafts=M =Mitslieper in petins nit If
rem 6amilien unp bic lonf nod iit bort
aufbaltenben Nuslanper baS SGidlal
pes peutlden 0elansten nidt setDeilt ta=
Zen. Giele DepeIden belasen, paB es
ibnen 9elunsen III, lih in speten Der Oe=
|lanptlhafts-Webdupe binter ihiigeneen
Mauern 3u balten unb RAP es ibnen an
gebensmitteln ME an Mluniticn niht
feble. 2lm 8. Sult lcuen fe nrh ldmmt-
lib am 2eben gepelen lein; bic gtahriht
BON ibrer 9depermeseluns unp RAP fein
Musldnber IN pefins an, geben Seblieben
lei, batirte ppm 80. SUM-.
Der amerifani1he Gcnlul Gcipler in
G6efpc bat bem Staats=Departemcnt te=
le9rapbirt Der Gice<RGnis spn Seantuna
babe ibm beitimmt mitsetbeilt, raS Die
@eianpten il, pefins unp ibre glnsebSri-
gen am 4. Suli nod am 9eten seireien
leien, ppA lei ibre Situatipn Elm sefabr=
lihe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
Gimit oas Gbcmbilo Oottcs

unb beute Gin fdbpddblib Gefdledbt nbne Gaft uub
&rnft. SIN Di.lem fnappen Ge9eniaB tit baS WeIent.
lide ber Notwithstanding segeben beren uerige
Musnabnten nMr Bite &egel beftdtigen. Nuf bsnfe i.
bet mon ia nod tbrperiiG urb oeiftio geunbe Wtells
Idel, aber eS nb eben unr Die ieltenem MuSuob1aeli
bon Der Regei. Wsit ben ftet9 erbbbten Mniprudben
melde on bic Getitun9sidbigfeit ber eninen geftet
iuirben, bat @ 0ut Die grbpluugSb bebeil.
ortete; unb beibe 3ufammen elen on Getit nMb abr.
per MnfDrDerungen. benet Der BON Strapasen ae.
f6m6dbte &Drper eriie0t Genfet baran bel 3cten
9leiniuHt unb @lutoruntb. Werbouungs sbefmusrbeu
ouer art Nebers NIB Nterenleinen Mideni1D6dbe unb
nnoere @ebrcdben ernt0bneni Nenfel bnrnn bel Aei.
Der 9efnnb otinaen bic unit8sbareif nnr aus ben
reiniten Wfnu3euidftsn Hnb pbNe GBenbt mefallifde
BsilniiGunQen ber0efeafen ct @ernarb Ar6uferpiis
gtonbt III Gpf pither Gem 8uffpnbe eines 66ffIihess
Gbsnbilbes 5nduihprtn Sn ausn Mpotbefsn Is Sta,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
GusInun.

Die diuefIde 8riis iiterl6attct jebes
annere SnterelIe in gan, Geutihlanb
NaA Den neuelten Nadrihten beiinpen
iih untcr DEN tn petias ermorpeteu
Deutl6en Die @rpfeHcren Stublmann
| Gpttmann, gtsmarf uup 8rcnn, oier
peut1he 3pllbean,te uno 5rdulein Marie
Srit9auier spn Der peutldben Miliipnsbes
bGrpe.
Graf 3eppelin'a euftihiT Sat feline erite
Jabrt bel 6rienrihsbafen am Srpsniee
aematht. Stunt Dericnen naren an gprp.
Die 5abrt sins nah Der 35 Meien entz
fernten taYeriIheu Stapt Smmenltaot, an
Der Sabn ppn 2inpau nad Miinhen, uno
Die Diitan, murre fiber suriidselest.
Sn Den 9aserb1uiern Der Girma Gloer,
Oempiter II. So. an Der 9tserpppler (gnaz
lamb sSerfte 1T Elm fplpi1ales Sdapcnz
feuer au5sebrrGen. Gin srpbe Nnsabl
srn @almGlfalern serietben in granp
uno 9eitalteten Die 5erersbrunlt nnse=
mcin intenfY. Die Oampfer ,gen
suela", Banner" unp ,,Orpn", welcbe
bort Dor Mnfer lagsn, serietben in granb,
fcnntsn ater npA redtssitig pesselthleppt
unb nas Seucr selpldt iperben. 60 ,purse
etnc sSienerbpluag Der &ataltrcrDe Ycn
!6cbcfen absepenbet.
T Die seriAiehenen Gefedte an nett
auseinanoer selesener pI1sen, melhe
scrb Ncterts melpet, la0en erfennen, pab
Der lucafrifaniihe &ries letens Der gu=
rem nunmebr ais Guerilla pber Glein=
fries ecfiibrt wirp - pas Shlimmite,
,pas Den gn9lanpern tpieperfabren fcnnte.
Sn nielen fleinen @cfehten, bic an unb
fur iid nidr siel bepeuten, baben Die
griten bod segen 100 Mann perlpren.
llno iplder 6ampf, rsr Die ,,grpterer"
nidt sur 8ube fcmmen labt unp fie sur
Mufbietun9 alter ibrer Sra fte nStbist,
fann iabrelans furtselebt perpen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12

Die Dnrd Geuer oerurlanten Ber-
Lutte in oen Ser. Staaten unb CANADA
ipeiien fir bie erien febs Monate bes
lHuiefoen Sa9reS zine erlhredenbe 3u-
nnbme alf. sic bsirogen $lO3, ,298.= !
9OO, gsasn $65, ,699 $50 III oer Qleiden
perioot bes WoriQ6res. ,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
SrDAtt unto gtcpcmIott.

Die bemnfratiIbe Nationalconpention
iii GanIas Gitp bat inre Nufgabe been-
biat uno oas Helnltat bari als elm be-
frieoieerlhes be3eibnet meroen, 10 baB
je0er Semofrat bas Sifet unterlfiibeil
fann.
Ger 0auptfampf brehte lib Tin bic
Wdbrunssplante Der Blatform uno
obmobl cine Webrsabl Der 9eleaoter
miinidten. Die griudhnune BON Is su
| iollte pegaelallen meroen, 10 muroe
bod auf 0tn ansorildllhen Wunib
grpan's bieier gaIius beibebalteu.
SIN ilbriaen lit Die glatform elm por-
| 5iiSli1es Gofuineut, oas piel baau bel.
trasen snirb. Die 9e,nofrotelt i'm aans
|sen Qanoe su pereiniaen uno gum Siege
gu liibren. Gineu MusSug als oerlel=
ben filoen unlere Seller uuf bet 5.
Seite oiefer giunlmer.
g!s WrdlibentlNafts= Gonoioat lpuroe
|elnlt!mria unter grobem Subel Wil=
liam Sennings SrDan bon
Nebrasfn npminirt.
Gbmieriger mar Die Nomination bes
6anolOatsn fir 8ics=YrdEoent. Yiele
Gelsgattu tpiiri0te,. 6iu bon yten
Yort su nominiren, aber oisler lebnte
i'll lebr eniIhiebener gDeiie ab. Die
populllten oerlangten, bdb i6r Ganoi=
Dat Somne inboilirt maroen iollte, ober
Die fonIerpatipen glemente mDllten ei=
nen Semofraten Der alten Shule uno
sinigten lidb auf I'll olai &. 5tepen=
4 on bon Suinols, ben @ice= prdlioen=
ten unter @leuelano's 3lpeiter Momini=
ltratlon.
Ga5 9elultat Der eriten Nbfimmuns
mar tpie folgt:
5teuenIon bon SQiuois .5791
0iu bon Nep Dort. .184
Sotpne bon WinneIota. -. 8l9
Natrif BON Ohio. ). 49,. 46
Carr BON 9tptD @arplina. !. 25
Srnitb BON WarDiauo. 49,. 16
Sogg bon Seras. /
Sanfortb bon gseip Oorf. -. l
siuf 9tntrag ,Sillnan's tpuroc Die
domination 5tepenion's CUR einitim-
migen gema1t.
Stepenion lit, luie aeTast, Elm Senp=
frat aus Der olten Sbule uno eiebt 10
Dem 8rDan=5idet Den Niifbalt in Der
Yartei. ben Solpne's Domination in
ernltliten 3ueilel gebrabt bate.
Sas GeIultat Der gonpention bat in
allen Sbeilen oes 2anoes befrieoiet,
uno namentli1 Die entfhieoene 6altung
gegeniiber Dem SmperiaIismus Der
jegi9en Mominiitration miro Dem Sifet
Saulenoe bon Stimmen sufiibren.
Wir limb il bersengt, bab
yrpan uno Gtepenion im
sc De m Der ermdblt meroen,
trob aaer Suoeleien Wart 9anna's.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
9agcsucttigfeitcn.
cttn.

gSabrenb cines fiirhterlihen gtur-
mes fenterte am Samltas giahmittaa
auf bem Grie~gee. etra 6 Meilen Ypn
Gleselanr, pie gJaht +. Sbler", ttptei feds
9erlcnen ibrcn 3pp in ren gEeaen FAM
BEN. Die Namen Der Grtruntenfn iine
6rau Sames Gcrrtsa.s Die Satin pee
Naht-Gisentbamers I; SRI. SPA Gprri-
gan, SRI. Sane Gcrrisan 8rau Gbarles
t9lils9, prei 1Uhter Der Gr1genannten
I SRI. Gtta Gsrrigan, Iphter pes &apis
ltdns Scbn -Gprrisan, nup elm fleinea
Mdrden Der 6rau Nilep. glur Syrau
Srbn Gcrrisan, Die Satin pcs &apitans,
INN 6 Matroien eer s)a6t fpnnten Ycn
einem 5iihertpct serettet unp na6 Gle
selanp sesradt pernen.
Sn Glepelano lhrs Fh Daniel Sc
tell, SO Sa1re alt, cine Guasl in Zen
&rpf unc tGrtets iih auf Der Stalle.
Gn llrlahe ees Seltltmurnes lit unte=
fannt.
Oliver 5aylor, ein 40 Sabre alter
GARNER son Start GuuntY, bat ubcr
einer lanswierisen &rantbeit pen Ser
itanc Yerlpren unp Iob In eiuen, @ei;en=
felpe erihcfen.
Sn Glepeiaup Yrrfart infcfee zines
bislhlags Jrau 9lppic &tppers. Tie
6rau fel auf Der StraBe in Sbnnaht,
uno ais man iidb ibrer annabm, nelte liA
berauS, eab iie Yer1ttieren mar.
sluf lsiner 8arm tsi 5clsep 1T elm al
ter Gicnier, Serr !6einriA sBiIbtlm, int
2lter rcn IS Satren gelturten, unp IN
DaYtrn i'm bcben 2llter srn 50 Sabren
5err Sernbarb 6einrid Jalfe, ebenfaQs
etn alter peutieber pipnier.
Die nabe Gina mcbnbaften 5armer
Sref. gSeiler unD Solepb &anipe nurpen
Ycm Sunpes%Oeteftise 9lbtptt serbaitet
une meroen lih iresen Sallhmiir,erei gu
serantmprten taben. sic ic1sn aus
.SlrSbeinen IN gelhidter gSeiie iplhe
Srn $40 na6Scmaht 1aben.
gine Tepeltbe srn Mibbletpwn melpet,
Scbn Marb ralelbit base ieinen iiineersn
Srupcr Samuel i'm Streit weaen etner
Sa9eiltnte nit etnem !5anpbeil erlhla=
gen. Der Streit tegann in rer au6er=
bale Der Staet ttfnpli6en @ubnuns Der
beipen jungen Qeute.
Sn Cincinnati ltarb 6err $. S. Mit=
lDfer, elm befannter @rihdftsmann unp
nm Die Sade oes Oeutldtbums pielser=
nienter gilrser, Elm seborener 6annpYe<
raner, so Sabre alt.
SIM So. astensiabre iAlummerte in
Dayton cine rer altelten reutlhen ptu<
nierinnen, Jrau gSaltursa OrculiA,
lanft uno rubis in's Senieits binibcr.
Sic mar am l6. Jebruar 1916 im Ster=
amt 6ort, 9Siirttembers, setoren, unb
ais l4jabrieeS Mdrben i'm Sabre 1880
nit ibren Gltern mad Nmerifa sefcmmen.
5rau 6. s. Sturn> in 5rempnt faufte
,,rei llnjen Gblprpfcrnt, UNI cine &ase
gu t6oten. G1e ie pies ieou6 t6un
fcnnte, erwilhten lire fleinen &inner ras
5lafA6en ; Der 2ja6rtse SEQ mar In FUR
ser Belt cine seihe uno Die 4jabrise Gla>
nYs 1T in fritildem 3utarpe.
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2nIann.

Sn 6rbpten ipaen bic Seitien in Men@
iAengefalt 3ar NeAenlAaft se;psen ,per@
ZEN, relbe iih semeisert baben, bei Der
lhredlihen 8ranofataltropbe ant Yurigen
Samitag Den Grtrinfenpen ioulfe 81 lei=
fen, pbne pprber cine 3aGlunssserlihe=
run9 81. erbalten, llnp Die Ipgar unsliifc
lihe pem Ipoe iiberantmprtet 1aben, in
Dem ie ptelelten in bic Tlutben suriid=
ltieBen. 0egen lplAe llnmenlAen fam
|nibt itren9 sfnug eerfabrcn merpen.
Sic perpienen tein Mitleib, bas lie lelbit
jcnen ungliifliben Yerweisert baten
Die ,5ranlit Company" In ct. 9uuis
lit beibulpist, bic geoinsuuseu nes us-
bereinfommens perlest gu baben nnp in
5olse heilen III Der Streif pen gieuem er<
tlart wprpen. Die Streifer baten be~
rettS bic Smnitusliniem mieber IN Se=
trieb ge1est.
Mm Samaas linb bei sinenl 6euer i'm
pcrseaanseidaft BON s. s.. evans Il.
So. an Der 5. 9lYenue in Yittsburg, Ya.,
feds Geuerwebrmanncr um's Qeben se-
fcmnten unp mebrere anpere purnen
1Apcr serlest. 9lls Der llnfaa palirte,
befanpen lih bic Manner i'm erlten Stpd
bes 0ebdupes. gineS rer lhweren Si-
Aerbeitslpinoe in beni Sumelen 0e1Aait
ypn @upparn, !5la II. So. I'm streiten
Stcfrerf brad nurh bic Defe unb RIP
allies nit iih. Der at,gcrihtete Sdaben
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
Will Initiate Mck;aIey by Hold.
ing Levees at His Residence.
CONFERENCE OF SILVER MEN
Chicago viii Be Democratic Headquaners-
TOwne Still Unsettled An the Silver
Men WIN Work Together Till MID.
dls.Oi.ths.ROad Convention.

LINCOLN. Neb., July 9.-Plans fol
the Democratic nati1nal campaign Of
1900 were outlined and practically
agreed upon between representatives Of
the Democratic. Silver Republican and
PopuIIst parties at Kansas City. This
committee win include members Of all
three parties, and perhaps also Demo-
Gratis and members Of the national
committee, but who are prominent
In the councils Of the party. This
committee will. II is said. have charge
Ia a measure Of the practical working
OF the campaign and viii work for fu-
sion on the state and congressional
tickets wherever possible. The press
and executive committee. 1t Is expect
ed, will with one or tyo exceptions. be
the same as last year.
The personnel Of all the committees
was left in the hands Of Chairman
Jones. The question Of The nadonal
headquarters was also left in his hands.
Il was stated that Chicago would
probably be selected.
Committeeman Johnson. Of Kansas,
stated after the meeting that the un-
derstanding exists that Bryan VIII not
tour the country. as he did in 1896. but
viii make trips from time to time to
the larger centers OF population, re-
naming in Lincoln a great deal OF
the time.
Towne may not announce his decision
in regard to the vice-presidentIal NOM
ination for several days. The Demo-
cratic leaders state that the whole ques-
ton has been postponed Until after
he Middle-of-the-road state convention,
to be held at Grand Island, Neb.. July
20, The attitude that will be taken by
that wing Of the Popuhsts. and the
strength developed by them. it is said,
viii be closely observed as a criterion
in the Populist states, and should no
serious DETECTION from the regular Pop
ulists, on account Of Towne's defeat in
the Democratic convention be noticed.
a conference with the Populist leaders
will then be held. at which time 1t IS
expected that Towne's withdrawal will |
be announced
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
FATAL RUNAWAY.


INDIANAPOLIS. July "a special
to the Sentinel from Columbus. Ind,
says:
Edward Mooney, senior member Of
the firm Of W. W. Mooney & Sons. was
thrown from a carriage during a run
away last evening. and was so badly
injured that his death occurred at mid
night.
Miss sallie Talbot, Mr.. Moneys
housekeeper. Is in fatal condition.
She was unconscious at midnight, and
the extent Of her injuries could not be
determined.
Mr. Moneys two children and Miss
Gray, a stenographer. were in the car
riage at the time Of the accident, and
were thrown out. but escaped serious
injury.
Mr. Mooney was interested in the
largest tannery IN the world. located
in this city. Three months ago his
father died. at the advanced age of 50
years.
Mrs. Mooney, the mother. died only
two years ago. Mr. Mooney was
brother Of Thomas Mooney. Of Louis
vile. Ky. and a nephew Of E. T.
Mooney. the Cincinnati millionaire.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
LORD ROBERTS CRITICISED.
Too Slow-Charges Against Hospita
Service Wei Founded.

NEW YORK, July "A dispatch to
the Herald from London says:
The war office closed without re-
porting the occupation of either vryde
or Bethlehem. The failure of the at
tack upon the vrycksburg garrison is
confirmed by press dispatches, and
General Brabant is reported to have
occupied Doornberg, between senekal
and Winburg.
Reports of recent operations have
been SO confused that it is not possible
to define with precision the British DO
sitions and approaches to Bethlehem.
De Wet may no longer have any mo-
tive for taking prisoners, since he will
not know what to do with them.
Probably the commanders will divide
and subdivide for guerrilla warfare
and slowly break up when driven back
to the mountains. London is becoming
Enthusiastically restless for news Of de-
cisive action in South Africa. Lord
Roberts delay in concerning the elu-
sive De Wet has begun to call forth
criticism, although it is by no means
forgotten that lull has preceded the
accompaniment of every field marshaPs
vital operations. It is believed that
Gen. Buffers arrival at Pretoria, com
pleting the barrier between the Trans
vaal and the Orange Free State, Is all
that Lord Roberts has been waiting
for before striking his long planned
blow.
Sister Isabel Wilson, volunteer
nurse, who has just returned from
South Africa, in an interview relative
to the Royal Army Medical Service,
said:
There is unquestionably foundation
for the charge that the British hospital
service Throughout the entire South
African campaign has been and is now
miserably deficient. The insufficient
number of nurses has been the chief
cause of complaint. At the Pietermar-
itzburg hospital, following the battle of
Spionkop, five doctors and five nurses
were compelled to care for 40 wounded |
men. in addition to being beset by the
most distracting system of red tape.
Lack of foresight was wholly re-
sponsible for this under stating. Hun
dreds Of volunteers for the number
seeing service were relieved on tbe
ground that the regular supply was
more than ample. Now many nurses
have succumbed to enterlc fever and
dysentery, and the capacity of those
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

NEW YORK, July "a dispatch to
the Herald from Shanghai says:
a message sent from Wei Hal Wei
last Sunday and received here today
states that Her Majesty's ship Alacrity
has returned direct to Wei Hal Wei
with 20 wounded men.
The situation is still grave, for the
Boxers, although they have been
moved down by the hundred. still be-
lleve themselves invulnerable. Every
moment is now precious, Boxer ennis
sarles are gaining strength.
Hsu Tung. the most determined hater
Of foreigners in PelSin and tutor of the
heir apparent, has been murdered with
his whole household of 800 persons,
while resisting Boxer pillagers.
Liplng Hen, the admiral on the
Yangtse, has returned to Yam Chow
Huan. The troops of Ting Kiang Pu
refused to accompany him northward,
Continued on Fourth Page)
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
SIX MORE TRANSPORTS.
Four Thousand More Horses and Mules
to Be Sent to the Philippines.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Recent or
ders Of the war department involve the
sending OF about 1900 horses and mules
from this country TO the Philippines.
Most Of these are cavalry horses. form
ing an important part Of the equip
inent of the squadrons OF the First,
Third and Ninth regiments of cavalry
ordered to the Philippines The trans
portation Of animals across the Paci-
fic is a difficult problem. The trans
ports available are not nearly sufficient
for the extensive movement in pros
pect and it will be necessary TO pro-
cure at least six additional animal
transports.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
THREE MORE BODIES.
Now a Total of 149 Corpses Recovered
From the Hoboken Fire.

NEW YORK. July s.-Three bodies
were recovered today from the wreck
Of the steamer Saale, This makes 149
corpses thus far recovered of victims
Of the fire which destroyed the North
German Lloyd pier at Hoboken and
burned the steamers Saale, Bremen and
Main on June So
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

NEW YORK. July 9.-Rev. Joshua
Klmber, associate secretary Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Missionary Society,
today received a oablegram from Bish-
op Graves. in answer to one sent Sat
urday Bishop Graves is bishop TO
Shanghai and the Yang Use valley.
His cablegram read;
IAN safe. Ladies in Japan. Notify
friends"
The Protestant Episcopal church has
no missions in North China, but the
cablegram shows Bishop Graves is not
taking any chances. Kimber under
stands the bishops message TO mean
that all white women In the Protestant
Episcopal missions in China, wherever
situated. have already gone to Japan.
a reassuring message was also received
today by Rev. H. n. Cobb. OF the Re-
formed Church board. 1t was from
Annoy, and read as follows;
Everything and everybody all well.
WIN act under instructions given"
Word everything" is supposed to
refer to mission property, The instruc-
tions referred TO were that no risks
We're to be run. and that nothing
should be omitted to insure the safety
of all the missionaries.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

LONDON. July 9.-In the house OF
commons today. parliamentary secre-
tary of the foreign Office Mr. Broder-
lex. after confirming Japan's agreement
to Increase It's force in China 2O,OOO men
without delay. and her gallant defense
OF the legations up to July 3, added.
There are grounds FOR hoping that
Prince Ching. late head OF the Tsung
ii Yamen, Is using his influence to pro-
tect the legations against Prince Tuan
and the Boxers.
Reports from Tien Tsin show that
further lighting may be expected at
that place. but no doubt Is expressed
that the allied forces will be able to
maintain their position. japanese re-
Inducements are due at Taku immedi-
ately and Indian troops will begin TO
arrive by the end Of the week
Matters are quiet in the Yang Use
valley, but additional troops are going
there so that We may be prepared TO
take any necessary course to maintain
order"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

WASHINGTON. July S.--The follow
ing dispatch vas received last night
by Minister wu from sheng. director
general OF the Imperial telegraphs at
Shanghai, dated yesterday:
July 3.-rwo legations In Pekin still
preserved. All ministers safe. Re-
bellious troops and rioters make attacks
but suffer many losses. Imperial troops
are protecting. but meet with difficulty
In doing so. II is feared that food and
ammunition are exhausted"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

YOKOHAMA. July 0.-The govern
mcnt has decided 10 Immediately dis
patch 1900 men and 5000 horges to
China.
The newspapers. In endorsing this
action, point out that should the for
eigners at Pekln perish, japan could
not be absolyed from blame.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

sui at che Foo cables under today's
date that the American mission at
Tung 1T and the Catholic mission at
Ching chu Flu have been looted. lie
adds that the Boxers continue their en-
deavors to inclte the population Of Che
Poo 70 revolt Ii Ping Hong. the for
mer governor Of Shan Tung. with 5000
men. has gone northward from Nankin.
as the governor Of that place requested
him 10 withdraw
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

BERLIN. July lO.-The emperor is or
dering more and vessels vessels to get
ready for China. The latest ordered
TO prepare are the cruisers Niobe, Sup
erha, Schv albe, Bussard and Zeanler
A division OF new thirty-ton torpedo
boats is also prepared, They will make
20 knots an hour and are expected
to arrive by the middle Of August be-
fore the troops, and will be used for
river service and communication be-
tween large vessels.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
FIGHTING IN THE TRANsvAAL.
Boers stn Active, but Getting No
Victories.

LONDON. July 1o.-As Lord Roberts
dispatches reveal. the Beers are unus-
ually active both in Orange Colony
and In the so-called 2aciled Western
TransvaaI. but without producing any
serious impression upon the British
arms. Passengers who arrived at Lou
renco Marques. July .. from Middle
burg, say there has been hard fight
ing between the latter place and Mach
adodorp in which the Beers were de-
feated ana demordllzsd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10

vino have not been taken sick ls sorely
tried by overwork.
The volunteer nurses object 10 the
niggardly treatment they have re-
ceived At the hands Of the government.
Our pay is six shiilings CsL5D day.
out Of which we are obliged to provide
our mess. laundry and clothes. As a
result. have earned lees than char.
wnman's wages"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
HoBARTs ESTATE.
Ex-vice-President Worth Thirteen Mil
lions.

NEW YORK, July s.-An inventory
Of the personal estate of the late Gar
ret A. Hobart was filed with the SUI
preme court at Paterson. N. j.. today,
It places the late presidents
wealth at 12,sOO,44l. Hobart held bonds
in twenty-six corporations and stock
in over one hundred.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-10
THROUGH NIAGARA RAPIDS.
Thousands Witness the Feat Of Oar
ing Navigator.

NIAGARA FALLS. July 9.-Peter
Nlesson. of Chicago, or Bowser as he
styles himself. went through whirlpool
rapids of Niagara today in his craft in
the presence Of 10000 persons.