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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Agreement Kcuchcu.
nv Associated Press.) J

WASHINGTON. August 1S.-As the re-
suit of an exchange of cablegrams be-
tween the Powers concerning affairs ut
Shanghai, an agreement has been reached
by which all the adrnirals Of the several
Powers represented ar Shanghai will act
concllrrentlv in a survey OF watching of
the Chinese Yang-Tse fleet, instead of
naying tn.s duty performed entirely by
the British admiralty at Shanghai. This
Chinese Yang-Tse fleet consists Of four
cruisers and severnl torpedo boats and
destroyers AS many transports are
CARRYING troops of the various Powers to
China, it has been deemed necessary to
see that the Chinese warships do not at
tack the unprotected transports.
The Brit sh commander has been exc
cutting the watch alone. but under the
new arrangement all will share in this
responsibility. The United States cruiser
New Orleans will participate with the
other foreign sh ps there in this duty.
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inside the city While they have preached
the outer walls. which encircle the entire

inside the city While they have preached
the outer walls. which encircle the entire
city. there are walls within walls. and it
remains to been whether an attempt will
be made to enter the Imperial city form
ing a distinct section of Pel1D prone-. The
inner walls are comparatively light, how
ever, not being above 20 feet high, and the
military authorities say that they cannot
withstand even light artillery If there was
any disposition to breach them. Moreover,
as the allied troops have preached the
great outer wall, 50 feet high. and far
more formidable than the inner walls,
they would have comparatively little diff
Guilty in moving where the commanders de-
sired inside the city.
Aside from the question of the with
drawal of troops from China. there is the
further question of the withdrawal OF
troops from Pekin. Both of these ques-
tions are for the present in abeyance,
pending definite news from General Chat
fee and Minister Conger. Certainly there
can be no immediate withdrawal from
Pekin. and the Government IS yet to learn
what plans will be devised for escortng
the legatfoners and the several thousand
native Christians to the coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Will Call for Employment of Large
Additional Forces.
INSTALL STRONG GOVERNMENT.
Surmiscs Fill German Papers rs to
Whether Great Britain, tho United
States and Japan Will Co-opc-
rate in Further Operations
in China Contemplated
by That Country,

Copyright, 1900, by the Associated Press.)
BERLIN, August 1S.--The flight OF the
Dowager Empress and the disappearance
of the Emporer OF China is here regarded
as of much greater and lasting importance
than the mere taking of behin, anu the
complications resulting therefrom are
specu3atively discussed by the press and IN
political circ.es The overwhelming oplli-
ion is that since all the Powers nave
agreed to install strong central Govern
ment at Pek.n, it becomes necessary nrst
to destroy or at least to render hariniess
the fugitive Government which IS respoii-
sible for the whole eruption. therefore,
it is claimed it is necessary TO foho" ana
capture the fugitives. This probably Will
cali for the employment OF large additional
forces besides those which are now III
China. Surmises as to whether the united
States. Great britain and Japan VIII aiso
share therein, or leave the burden TO Fsus-
sia. France and above ali With Germany,
fill the papers to-day. -
The German Government adheres 70 tle
view that harmony prevails among t!ie
Powers regarding immediate action 1h
China. A number of the opposing papers
exrrress deep dissatisfaction with the lSnor-
ing of the Reichstag and the WhoIe OF the
F,mperor's China policy, declaring II lar
exceeds the limits laid down by Count Won
Buelow. the minister Of foreign aHalIs. III
his circular to the ruling Prince Oh 1er-
many, on July llth.
DUE TO MISSIONARIES
AZ Emperor williams dinner to tleld
Marshal Count Won Waidersee last even
ing at Wilhelmshalle, the Chinese ques-
ton WIS thoroughly discussed oetWeei
Hts Majesty and Won Waldersee. Prince
Muenster-D Dr.. Ucanus, the
chief of the Emperor's Civil Cabinet; Al
miral Diedrichs and Colonial Chef Steu-
bel participated.
Herr Won Brandt, a former Minister to
China, in the missionary organ, Chrlse-
liche Welt, puts the largest amount Oh
blame for the Chinese outbreak on the
missionaries, citing mass Of evidence IN
support Of his assertions. He says:
"Two-thirds of the work of the lega-
tions and consulates in China had been
occasioned by the complaints, demands
and claims of missionaries.
The press to-day publishes articles on
the subject OF the birthday OF Emperor
Francs Joseph of Austria.
The Militnrie Wchenbiatt calls atten-
ton to the fact that the Austrians and
Germans for the first time since 1854
fight together in China. majority OF
the papers praise Austria as the 'stead-
fast und unimpeachable ally Of Germany
From a number of letters published in
the papers It appears that the situation
in Samoa is rather unsatisfactory. The
Governor, because. 1t IS clnimed. he was
doing justice to Tanu and his party, was
severely blamed by the Mataafa party.
Ceaseless d.ssensions followed, though
hardly my actual hostilities occurred.
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To Prevent Spread or Recurrence Of
the Insurrection.
THE SITUATION AT SHANGHAI.
British Troops Have Been Landed.
Landing OF French, German
and Perhaps lsussiln Forces.
No Serious Rupture
Expected.
(By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.-The Gov
ernment, now fully satisfied by the advices
in hand that the international troops have
entered Pellin and that the legations are
saved, is calmly awaiting detailed state
ments from its own officers on the ground
Dispatches were received to-day from Cen
eral Barry, at Che Foo, and Consul Cen
eral Goodnow, at Shanghai, repeating lne
main fact OF the capture and reheI.
Neither General Chattee nor Admiral
Remey was heard from, however, and II
is 70 them, particularly to the American
commander at PelNn, that the Depart
ment looks for advices not only on what
has occurred, but on the local develop
ments. from which an intelligent ueternll-
nation can be made of what still remains
to be done.
The President, Secretary Root, Acting
Secretary Of State Adee, Acting Secretary
of the Navy Hackett, and other offciats
We're in conference during tho afternoon.
1t was stated afterwards that no additional
details had come concerning Pekin. ana II
was understood that the conference mao TO
do particularly witt. tho situation al Shans-
bai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
NOTIFICATION MEETING.
Dir. Bryan VIII Arrive in Topeka or
August 23d.
(By Associated Press.)

by ASSOCIattI I Ies5.J
TOPEKA, KAS., August 15.-Wiham j.
Bryan will arrive in Topeka al 1880 A. M.
August 23d. The Topeka City Troop viii
escort him to the National Hotel, where
reception will be held.
The northwest corner OF the State House
grounds has been selected as the place
OF the Popudst notification meeting, and
large stand is being erected there.
Chief Justice Doster. OF the Supreme
Court, will preside and deliver brief in
traductory address. He will be followed
by T. NJ. Patterson, OF Colorado, who Will
make tho formal notification address. The
meeting will begin al o'clock and viii be
presided over by Senator Marion Butler,
chairman of the Poputist National Com
Hlittee.
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ADMITTED IMPLICATION,
The Trial Of Cor,iua for tho Kidnap-
ping Plot.
<D. ,.so.IotaJ Press
(By Associated Press.)


PRETORIA. August 1S-The trial OF
lieutenant Co-dua, of fhe Staass Artillery.
charged with being concerned in the plot
TO kidnap General Roberts. was continued
to-day. The prisoner admitted his Inph-
cation. but declared that he was over
persuaded to join the con ,piracy oy a man
named Gano, who was the originator or
the plot. and who professed TO have been
in the British secret Service, but wanted
to assist the Beers.
The prosecution tried to connect Com
mandant- General Botha with the affair.
Cordua admitted that at the suggestion
of Gano. he and Gano start-d out with the
object of visiting Botha. but were cap
tured and sent back The evidence. though
inconcIusive, appeared to show that Cor
dua had some communication with Botha,
although Cordua denied it.
Several witnesses testified that Cordua
had been drinking heavily OF late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
THE ATTACK.
Tho Allies Entered City on Two Sides
Simultaneously.

(By Associated Press.)
TOXIC. August 1S.-General 1amasulcnt
wires from Pekin, under date of August
18th. as follows:
1.-The niles attacked Pekn early yes
.terday. opening with artillery on the east
ern side. The wall was obstinately held
by the enemy. The Japanese and Rus-
slams were on the northward Of the Iung
Chow Canal. The Americans and Britlsh
were on the south side. At n:ghtfall the
Japanese blew up the two eastern gates
of the Tartar city and entered. In the
meantime the Americans and British en-
tered the Chinese city by the Tun Pien
gntes Detachments Of each force were
sent toward the legations. The parties
met near the legations and opened COM
munication. All the ministers and their
staffs were found safe. The Japanese
loss was over, one hundred killed, incltd-
ing three officers. The losses of the nj
lies have not been ascertained. Four
hundred Chinese were killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Indiana Has Arrived.

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The following
cab,egram was received at the War De-
partment this morning from Brisadier-
General Barry, Of General Chaffee's staff:
che Foo.
"Adiutant-General, Washington:
'Taku, August 1Itn-Indiana transport
arrived on the 18TH All are well. VIII
go to front Pskn taken 18th. Legations
safe.
(Signed) BARRY
The Indiana carried a battalion of the
Fifteenth Infantry, which had transhtpped
from the Sumner at NagaSaki.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
VIII Speak for Mckinley.

(By Ass0c1nted FrHss.J
CHICAGO August 1S-The Ilmes-her-
aid tomorrow will say:
.Minister Conger will be home from
China before election If he can get here'
and will make a few speeches for NC
Kinlev and Roosevelt That he can get
here in time is not yet certain, but the
effort to procure his presence is being
made. .., cow,
mittee. says he is unable 10 promise
sneeches bv Minister Conger. but he has
homes IT is assumed that he Will speak
at least once in Iowa. probably at Des
MoineS, his home city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
PROMOTION FOR CHAFFEE-
There Is Talk of Making Him Brig
adler General.
(By Associated Press.t

WASHINGTON. Aug H.-Ine ptoihi-
nence which General Caafiee mas alss's..- ,'-,,-
ad in the. China campaign has already
started some discussion as to a sulsaoie
reward for him by promotion in the rssu-
lar army. These seems to be no question
but what he will get the next vacancy
among the brigade generals OF the army
aud some of his friends in the wax pe-
partmert talk of still higher hotloFS lo'
~, ara Indicate that 1t is quite pos
ihIa thar he will be selected for major
general when thu next vacancy occurs. IL
fhis were done, he would be promoted over
the heads of the present list OF arigadier-
generals ,a, ~ tho
General Chaffee is now colonel OF 'ns
Eighth Cavalry, but ma1or-sei'eiaA aA oA
volunteers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
BEATEN INSENSIBLE.

Two Negroes Get Into Fierce Battle,
anh Ono is Scri I1s'y IniHretl-
A bloody fight occurred last night about
10 o clock at First ana Orange Streets be-
tween Joseph Adams and Joseph Bradley,
both ce!o-ed. Adams was beaten ;nsensible
by Bradley, who. it is claimed. used a
heavy hammer as a weapon. Adams was
cut badly about the head and face.
The ambulance was called and the mans
wounds. dressed by DR.. Gills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Contraba.,d Aboard
l.r Associated Press. }

I.oRE1NZo atAF.esU ssS Aug- B-Ina
Portuguese sunbcat Ell Liberal recently
discovered two barges loaded VITA ".,, ,
munitions, towed by steam L'ut.Sit .
the Tember river, and captuFs" SNe'- ,,n,
e-s The destination OF the barseS IS uh'
known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Preparing His Speech.

(By Associated Press.)
LINCOLN. NEB., August 13.-AIr. Bryan
spent ttle day in preparing his Topeka
speech. The speech VIII not deal with one
particular topic, as the Indianapolis speech,
bu, will cover various subjects.
Mr.. Bryan has changed his itinarary for
next week He VIII go TO Archtsou from
Falls City Wednesday night, and from
Atchison to Topeka Thursday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
ANOTHER ATTACK ON SHAH.
Details Are Lacking, Beyond Fact,
That it Was Unsuccessful.
Ipv Associated PresS)

PARIS, August 19.-The Steele says a pri-
vate telegram from Ostend states tnaL
an attack similar in all points 70 t!t..'
made nv the Anarchist Salmon in Paris,
August 90 were made on the Shah OF
Persia. Details are lacking
The Echo De Paris publishes the pase
statement from Ostend that an attempt
has been made upon the life OF the Shah.
adding that owing to the lateness OF the
hour it was impossible TO OBTAIN comm
ma tiOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
HevolurionIsrs Givin. Up.
fRv Associated Press. }


PANAMA. August B.-Ine Sr1r-HeiaNt
has a dispatch from Buena ventura an
ror,cfno advices received there from
Sncorros August 18th, said the Revoiu-
t.onarv army under Vargas Sent<ls, fo-
.cion Soto, and Tribe. who are the three
Liberal leaders, was surrender.ng at san
Vincente
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION.
Minister Wu Hears OF the Entry Into
Pckin.
(Br Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, August 1S-AIr. Wu.
the Ch. nese Minister, tonight received
an official cablegram announcing the en-
try OF the allied forces into Pekin on the
night of the 18th. II was sent by Ii Hung
Chang, and transmitted to Minister WI
by the Chinese Minister at London The
text of the dispatch was not given out,
but It was explained that the message
was a simple announcement from the
Chinese Government confirmatory Of the
other advices reporting the fall Of the
Chinese capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Suncrior Intelligence.
nv Associated Press. }

(By Assu0It7teeesI : vss.1
tai,s of The taking OF Pekin, the papers
hars oe-ain comment on tn. superior Of
fetal Intelligence of the authorities at
washington. VAS the ST. James Gazette say
,nsr. :, ,l ..,rha rs,Tef OF the legations may now
@ be- accepted without ,zst,s rsts5va5en ,3,,a.. =,
celerlty Of the American reports to the
fact fact that the Americans are erecting field
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
NEXT MOVE THE PROBLEM NOW
CONFRONTING ALLIED POWERS.

wires and have a staff officer assigned
for the express purpose of sending news
The following dispatch has been r.
ceived at the Russian War Office, in ST.
Petersburg, from General AlieSeff:
.'Port Arthur, Aug. 1S
General Fleischer with forcs OF an
arms. captured Hal Cheng August 18th,
after three days fighting. The Chinese
loss was 400 men and four guns. Flvo
hundred Chinese ratreated with eight
guns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
New Orleans at Wu Sung.
(By Associated Press.}


WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-The cruiser
New Orleans has arrived at Wy Sung, the
port of Shanghai. She has on board 300
men, including 40 marines.
1t is understood that the British Iorces
landed to-day and that IT Will be follow
ed by the French and German landing
parties II is not expected that the Amer
leans will land party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
TO MAKE BLANK BOOKS.
The f. NJ. Eppcs Company Moves from
Charlntte 10 Is:chmond.

Charlntte 10 Richmond.
The E. NJ. Eppes Blank Book Company
has removed from Charottee, N c.. to
this city. Mr.. Eppes the head Of the con-
Germ. is a former resident of Richmond
and was for a long time q, member of the
reliable book-binding firm of Traylor &
Eppes He has just returned from New
York and other northern Cites, where he
purchased new and modern machinery for
a thoroughly equipped book-binding and
blank book manufactu.y.
Yesterday he leased the premises No. II
Governor Street. and Will at once begin the
installation of his plant. The company
will have its plant in operation by Septem-
Der 1st The concern will employ between
tiftnor ~ -wenty-five hands, mostly ex-
periencei girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Blackburn Thankful.
tBy Associated press.)

LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. 1S.-Scnator
Blackburn stopped over here between
trains when ne heard OF the sentence of
Powers. When he heard the nsws, he
said: Thank God for that / expected
n hung jury. l believed that three men
on that jury. at least. would hang
Psopl. here discuss the verdict with In
sense but Suppressed feelings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
REPORTS Confirmed.

NI'1 -AssUCl.iteu Z 1cSS1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-A dispatch
from Consul-General Goodnow, at Shang-
hal, has been received at the State De-
partment confirming previous r=ports of
the entrance of the allied armies into Pc
kin, and the safety Of the legatoners."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
>lay Have "a Place.

fBy Associated i'ISI
LINCOLN. NEB.- AustSt -. ..E.res
81 sIlvsr STATE rseabica rSdsS and dlos'as l Of me
asai.I a9ad peea,s ssats ballot this fall under the
names quoted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Was a Shock.
fEy Associated Press.)

BARBoTREILLE. KY. August 1s.-The
Powers was received by the people OF his
native town as distinct shock The YER
dict coming SO quickly was a surprise to
all, as a disagreement had been expected.
The feeling seems to be very deep. but
the people hesitate to discuss the matter
save with close friends The chief topic
pt conversation is new trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
FRIENDLY RECEPTION.
Allies Said to Have Entered Pckin
Without Opposition.

TBy :
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The second edition
of the Daily Telegraph publishes spe-
cial dispatch from Shanghai, which says:
The allies entered Pekir unopposSd and
met with a friendly reception from Prince
Ching All the hostile elements hay7H al
rsady escaped from the city. The I'M
pertal Court left for Shen So on August
nth with the Manchus. The kausu
troops have gone southwest with the OBJ
iect of drawing off the allies and prevent
ing them from following up the Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
RESISTANCE OBSTINATE.
Attack Of Pekin Was Begun on Morn-
ing of 10th.
(By Associated Press.)

SHANGHAI, Aug. 1910 A. M.-The
general attack on PeSin began Aug. 10Th,
in the morning. The enemy obstinately re-
sisted The same evening the Japanese
demolished the Chan-Lang and Tong
Chi gates and entered tha capital. The
other armies entered by the Tong Quien
gate. They sent detachments at once to
the legations, where the ministers were
found safe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Austrian Minister Wounded.

By Associated Press.)
VIENNA. Aug 1S.-The Austrian for-
eign Office has received a dispatch an
souncing that the Austrian acting minister
at Pelin, Dr. Won Rosthrone, is stishuy
wounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
nation
Young Man Drowned.
nv Associated Press.)

MACON. GA. August 1s.--Azel r. Free
man. a weIl-known !; youps business man. nan
drowned this afternoon while bathing at
aho .OutinS Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Coucratulatcs Conscr.

(By Associated PresS.)
DIES MONIES. IOWA. August 1S.-Gov-
ernor Shaw tonight cabed Minister Con-
ger ag follows:
allow congratulations After long anx-
iety great rejoicing by State, nation and
all Chrlstendom.
(Signed) SHAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
Message From Bruce.
(By Associated Press,

LONDON. Aug. 1s-12:3O T. M.-Ad1niral
Bruce telegraphs to the Admiralty:
'Pekin captured August 18th. Legations
safe''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
France VIII Land Biue Jackets.

(By ASSOCIaleu I Ivs'.I
SHANGHAI August lS-In consequence
oP the landing of British troops, the
French have arranged to land loo Blue
Jackets at their concession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
MEAT SCARCE.
johannesburg Is Getting Short OF
Provisions.
Cgv Associated Press. J

CAPE TOWN. August 1S.-The United
states Consul. Mr.. James g. Stowe. says
tnat when lie left Johannesburg there was
onlv three days meat supply aheat AMI
other food was scant. all the transport
facilities being req Ired 70 feed the army
Besides this the rolling stock was WORT
:, nd fine resumption of mining is. therefore.
innossible at present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
wEATnEEEE oFCasT.

Forecast for sunday and Monday:
vireinia-Probably showers early sun-
5sv Monday fair: light to fresa sseriy
Wort Worth carolina-F'air on the coast. saow- TOW
90 ari cooler In the intsrio' Suntay- Mon-
sav fair: light southwesteriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mome,er at The Times ofliee yesterday:
"a NJ. IS: y NJ. 30: P. NJ, 81: 6 P.
NJ. IS: p. NJ, 0 midnight, rs. Average,
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