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-. lundated).- Ticn TsIn' July
washington. - Message
lived from c5nger says; since since
y, ..r.anent, no firing. Have
l'A u" ..,sraI weeks, little ammu-
...,o. AID ate weIl'
'' 'r.,.st1 report allied forces soon
..-1. practically no looung by
--. M, unnecessary killing In
..r ss.b order order Mccain
-t., both Aliens, Mitchell, Br rice; JON o
ruan, there. ''
CRY FOR HELP
.m Cam corbIn today received a
A.J. dam Lieut. Col. Coolidge
a.l i..f.ra ,f. Smith infantry at Ilrn
-r II comes by way of enc FOO anu
is q, r..r. July gI-FoIlowing letter
,4..t c.l sh.ba, military attache, al
O.. ~ .........r af Pek.n. dated July -jIl'
.. g r.a TsIu 10Th, at 9 o'clock ih
W 2.g.r july % (eyenlngl-We are
.. I.'...rr .mpatiently arrival OF re.
...rr army. When are you coming f.
t."r.t.ons have been bloekaIe.l s'Il,e
,.t -3e month and since the -o'h we
I..r attacked continually nlEhl
..4 fst by tne Chinese soldiers from
,'- ,tso ian encampments. By a su-
.a'r. zoo ara still defending.
ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
.vs are daily awaiting with the
-...,.s. anxiety arrival OF reinforce
...-,s and ll you cannot reach mere ih
... Hsr a Weeks time IL Is probable
asf 81, w.l be- unable to hold out any
a-En1er5r and empress dowager ap-
-.-t,b hi aim at pekIu We're our re-
..s-r.smsnts 90 arrive very pronapie
..... .tsy would flee Co Wan Shoshan.
KILLED and wounded up TO dale,
.-af killed one O. captain of infantry
.lf a1 ambassadors attache. seven
-.r.ly wounded. the frs, secretary
~ tr.fI5n being one OF the twenty
E.-tIg wounded. THE number OF Eu-
rSrs Killed is sixty In an,
mHELD AS HOSTAGES.
P5ns. July u.-The commander OF
OBJ. italian cruiser "Elbe.' at Ilen Isln,
.g.I tba following telegram today
r.-, ffa Iauanese attaChe at Pekin,
ft.J Ig'v ggrd. "The legations are
.garly awaiting relief Cannot hold
5g. mg sixty Europeans killed.
A dispatch received here says. THE
Chinese government is OBTAINING 600
European hostages, including the MIN
.-av and their families and the MEM
tss q, DE legations
lis believed here that when war IL
officially declared, these win be ordered
20 leave PeNn within twenty-tour
hours They VIII then be az the mercy
OF the Boxers China. 10 is thought
y.n consider that war has been de-
dared as soon as the allies begin TO
march On Pek.n
WASHINGTON Is ANXIOUS.
Washington. July 3l.-Doubt has
given away 20 a feeling akin TO GER
u1,y that the legatiOners at Pekln
a1l the gallant marines who managed
90 reach the Chinese capital just In
il. nick OF time. were not only alive
90 July --Dd. but in an probability are
SIN a.y. and likely 20 remain so un-
u 'h-y are released from their state Of
Siege
The official confirmation OF the news
ua, Minister c0uger is safe and WELL
coupled with the statement that he has
PROVISIONS for several weeks and that
t firing on the legation has ceased
"s welcome intelligence. The intor-
nation from COL Daggatt was prompt
F '.eruphoI 90 President Mckinley
a Canton
Tie last message which came from
Minister C0ngar was that which was
obtained through the Intermediary OF
at WI and was supposed 20 be dated
ne Nth, before which time nothing
Dad come since June 18th.
QUICK ADVANCE WANTED.
i Is expected now an the energies
o uc government. as well as those Of
0AT nations. WIIl be concentrated for
40 advance 0u pekin.
lhe proportion of men Of the Ninth
infantry reported by Col. Daggett as
s.A .s considered an alarming and UNI
.I'l'a'a feature of the situation. Of
..as are unable to account for 10, but
.I.e iat 20 may delay am immediate
CEMENT forward The delays iu un-
d.ng ODE transports are also dis
...aE.Hr and yaXau0us. Surgeon Gem
.a. ''.mparE already had given pub
+" A9lee That one hundred contract
'-r.l, aTa wanted for service ln the
.-'a Dug To VIII Doe some time before
...! can na ou The ground ready for
-..ra WORK.
lae officials here feel certain that the
.E hy tna Chinese on the legations
p" nol Do. renewed. They are con-
-.'l Ola. tha counsels Of the vice.
.'' Ih tn. great southern and Cen-
.in'N..s and the advice OF II
,-N4 Chang have had effect and that
lever s SON Do power In Pekln.
-A-i emperor empress. Shing. Tuan
'-as DOW have been made Do See the
l..! for the preservation of the
ALL SAFE JULY %.
London, Aug I. 4 a. m.-Important
~ ."9aaI confirmation of the safety
a.. wv. i's...'ns was received In Lon
f,-.l evening by Mr. Duncan
n ttg-A, representative in Europe of
customs service. from the
'noI 0f customs al Che Foo.
E.' shape 1t a pckin dispatch. not
.-- p.I believed t1 have been writ
pt..! Jl.F -lst signed boy both Sir
,..,.'t liNfl Inspector general Of Gus
ahl Mr Robert Bredou deputv
tl,, i-seaaTal 10 the following ef-
E S2a and family stm safe"
r,.,..Das leen confirmed by the COM
tG.,-l.I OF customs 90 Shanghai who
.r.... iA.I last evening. "Authantc
,Oi seuc-6, safe ggnd."
ar. M, .lonaI Shanghai co~roep,nd.
r.r, 'l UNITS that The Chinese ave- inc
a.-- WIN dates. but l1 Saoo M ~
De r'-,'g formulating evidence that
arI s..... us We're safe ON July Pend.
ls5s,.s Do omission from am tbe
ra,.. pos NJ anXllusly desired ,nfor.
balr.., .ri.ng the real Situation
a-s w.. s0l otherwise. at pekIn fbsre
l... u. '.W n London who al ra. ny
an, ' dispatches genuine and reIl-
ADVANCE BEGUN.
.l, srt .'s now confront a most aim
dIgh. r 4Nnt.r1us problem Witbo",
Ctr.se ministers are held bv nv
70 ~ E. s- hostages. and me- out.,,',
p,bstg.,, '9ce on Pckn which M am
sVs.'si' ,} BIAS already begun w IN by by