The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

seauently suffer or gain. AZ n. -.
would have II.
We lost two killed and sly ~n,,.x-.
the start. Capt. Rally, OF batterv
artillery, was MORALLY wounans ~ w
through the mouth. and died scs. ~ -
Capt Raiiy's battery had a xnlsrs,s ~
ord from the Philippines, and ma V
with the Fourteenth all tho tIr.s y a
south line around Bacoor ana inns
This day we had tho fmner,., -
against US. ms uniforms were fc,,sn n
around as evidence. When thev ~ 3.
close corner they left bchinf =
bright-colored forgery and came an, -.
the houses as innocent and humhas ~
nese. We were well aware Of I'M. e.
our forces did not take any a{ivant..s Z
them. 1t is safe TO say our troons ~.
handled the prisoners with mora fir6,...
than any other nation here.
We advanced. through one gan -
another, until outside OF the eate n =.
palace. Recall was sounded and "a ~
firing. II had been agreed upou n n.
allied forces to give them another eh.r~
to think matters over. We marched ~
to the same camping grounds a. " ~
the night before. Our loss that dav -
four killed and eight wounded. Il -
miracle we did not have heavief "
But II must be accounted for By TIE ~
sense of taking advantage OF covss. ~
effect of our fire on the enemy M =
more destructive. They could not ~
for any length, but had to retreat
The next day we went into camp d y
south side Of the city In tho larRs inpogl4
park, a splendid place for canrl,
grounds. These parks are inciosof Y
high stone walls and used mostly =
grounds for the annual celehratfcns Y h
highest officials when the dowagof -
press shines in glory.
The city is now divided into oeeem
Each nation has Its part TO loot ~
and to protect; and this patrol ~ (
now the principal occupation q q
troops.
L,,xasfo, of the Chinese kptperfef -
IN Thnrsaav morning. Aur,,rt = ~
aI,,aa forces vvere arranged ~ ~
narada Through she i,nnerini city -,
haa haar stunned nv mutual undsrsr{
ing ana at 3 o'clock the nrocessIo. ,r|I11
far.ara sa,nta AZ swertv.nsa ~. |
was rjvar "a the Russtsn genera 1. ~
r,.,5 Tha tronp. were ss,erlsX -
a.ch command ana marched IL 49,
.. ,ol.ows. RUSSIANS ~. Isnsnsak -
y.r,,.h soo. Aner,can. N, FT.s1R ~
s.nr,,an. on Thcv Al, shove4 =
tna,r yarv hest pands and hsss1n1n ;1
n,av,ry ali Tho national airsxa ~ -
rrana ,naeed ria Gates vera xuua ~
,hs fsh,nes. vuards stood soiensnav " r
1000 dnwn IN. yi,aaA Arscsss W
elenhants locked fierce. The snio 3 -
sacred city. where few white Mns
entered, was opens ana tne 49, 2!
through. Inis was = cause y ~
TO the imperial family puf y
agreement ana had 70 oe enoetA
were many curious meMe
There was glioeu work ana NW4
per, gold ana marble Inc enes4s1
the metal was very well dones q
In ancient style. me waiks -
were OF white ana biue maFo.A
sculpture work OF dragons ~
and birds and fishes was wei dceA
were kettles OF copper and brns4
and small. filled with ashes, om
each of the richly decorated et<H
there were bulldogs and HOUNDS
kinds OF poses around. This gbde
many, good looking and bad iookM
the Boxers could only in reality ~
the aggressive strength and ErimoU
their black god OF war. think
would stand our FIRE better;
believe their faitha In Chm
badly shaken when Railyu 49,