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GUNS ARE
! TRAINED
Chinese Threaten the
Foreigners.
AuEN SOLDIERS LANDING
Minister Conger Asks For Two
thousand United States Troops
Situation arming.

NEW YORK, June IA special to the
Sun from Washington saws: The Ian.
ahese Government has informed the
Treasury Department, through its lega-
ton here, that it has issued an order re.
stratning emigration to the United
States which VIII practically be prohibi.
tive. Counselor Stevens of the legation
called upon Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Taylor yesterday to inform him,
of this action.
The announcement was most welcome
news, ard relieves the treasury Depart-
Hnept OF great deal of anxiety, whicn
mas. been felt for the last few months
during the rush of Japanese to this conn
try. The cordial cooperation of the Jan
anese Government with the United States
in this matter is looked upon hv the Pros
lueht ana Cabinet as a most frien-y ac-
tion by power which has always been
on the best of terms with this country.
While IN the Pacific Coast States, in re-
cent political conventions. vigorous nro-
tests In the form of resolutions have
heen adopted against allowing such
hordes of japanese to come into is
country, the Administration has nowhere
Teen fIamed for any lack of vigilance.
Nevertheless, the Japanese question
threatened to become a troublesome 10
sue.
me Japanese Government, having been
-nfor7 Of the feeling which TIE inf,,rx
- lo~s tasses of japanese has created
IN certain parts of the United States
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ANOTHER WAR CLOUD.
nicaragua Concentrating Troops to
Fight Salvador.


MANAGUA. Nicaragua, May 30
PRESIDENT Zelaya Of Nicaragua is again
concentrating a large number of troous.
many cannon and big quantity of mill
tary supplies IN the departments of Chi
nandoga and Leon, along the Pacific
coast, as IL in anticipation of a war with
salvador, which might commence about
lhe middle OF June or early in July. The
president and his Cabinet have about
competed arrangements to enable them
10 IeaVe this city In a few days and re-
sde for about one month in Cninandega
ana Leon, the Governmental departments
accompanying them. But this fact IL is
argued, is no reason why 1900 or more
soldiers should be concentrated in those
civil departments.
Many refugees have lately arrived in
this country from Salvador and the in
huX contipues. II is h. nted that prob
auIy IL Is !ntendeu to organize a body of
SalNadoreans, procure rifles and cannon
from Nicaragua and in conjunction with
Nlcaraguan soldiers, make an enoft to
overthrow the Government of Salyad ,r
Such war void Involve Nicaragua
salvador and most likely Guatemala and
Costa Rica
III is suggested that President Ze'aya
II gelt!nB ready TO resist a pcss BILE at
tack from Salvador, but the influx of SO
many immigrants into Nicaragua from,
salV ador leads TO he belief of contem-
plated attack on the latter Government.
The coffee just gathered-CrJp of 1889
IN Nicaragua is being moved from the
plantations to the coast with much
greater rapidity than in former years.
IN celerity is AIKEN to ndica a des re
20 ieaVe the laborers free TO be Impress
ed into the army.
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JAP PANESE.
CAN'T COME
lhe Rush to America
Is Stopped.
ISLANDS ARE INCLUDED
But Two Hundred and Thirty-Fiye
Coolies Per Month May Enter
United States.

LONDON, June ~. 40 a. m.-The Chi.
nese are entrenched outside Of Pekinq ,c
oppose the advance of the international
column. a dispatch from Tien-lsin. dat.
ed Tuesday. June 70. says:
Il learn that the Chinese have guns
trained on the American mission and the
British legation. Two thousand Russian
cavalry and Infantry with artillery have
landed at Taku."
The Shanghai correspondent reports
that United States Minister Conger. by
courier. asks for 1900 United states
troops. The question of provisioning the
relief force Is already difficult. and il Is
predicted at Shanghai that IL VIII be-
come acute.
NEW YORK. June 13.-From out Of the
thunder-clouds looming over the Chinese
horizon there come tonight htfui flashes.
which only serve to Intensity the black
ness Of the situation. Peking appears to
be completely isolated. No message from
the capital has reached London or
America since those which chronicled the
murder OF the Chancellor of the japan
Csc legation. and which were transmitted
over lines that run northwest from Pc
king. and thence through the dominions
OF the Gar
SO far as IL known the foreign detach-
ments which left Tien-Tsin on Sunday
morning and which were at first timed
to reach Peking on Tuesday night have
not arrived yet. and according to a Ten
Tsin dispatch the Chinese were throwing
up intrenchments 20 bar their routes to
the capital. on the other hand, II was
stated In Washington, with what appears
to be needless mystery. that the repre-
sentative of certain power had been
notified that the Dowager Empress had
ordered the Tsung Ii Yamen to notify
foreign representatives that no opposl
ton would be made by the Chinese au-
thCrltles TO the entry OF the relief force
into Peking.
Two thousand Russians. cavalry. in
fantry and artillery, had been landed at
Taku. according to a Tien-Tsin dispatch.
ard St. Petersburg advices OF the present
and recent date were alarmst in charac.
ter.
Various messages Indicative of the pre-
vailing apprehension were received at the
State Department from American Con-
suls In China. but nothing to bear out che
statement cabled from Shanghai that
Minister Conger has asked for 1000 Unit
ed states troops.
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~ was difficult to keep track Oh his move
ments and he frequently was rep rte4.sax
oeing at number Of places at the same
time. That his capture has been effecfed
by the native police of Manila, a body
numbering some 400, evidences afresh the
ioyaity or these men to the American
cause so often impugned by both Amer
leans and FIlipinos."
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PHYSICIANS OF THE REGULAR
SCHOOL.
L. G. LANE. President Cooper Medical
College.
c. N. ELLINWCOD. M. D., Professor
Cooper Medical College.
WINsLoW ANDERSON. NJ D.. NJ r.
G. p. Lond. NJ. p. G. 8. Eng: Pres
ident Cclere Of PHYSICIANS and Sur
geons Of San Francisco.
PHYSICIANS OF TIVE HOMEOPATHIC
SCHOOL.
EDWIN S. BREYFoGLE, VI. d.
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Six Million Famine Victims

SlMLA, June H.-Ovor SIX million per
sons are now receiving relief. There was
an Increase in Bombay of 700 last
week. owing to the return of destitute
peop.e VINO deserted the works on ac-
count of the cholera scare.
The prospects Of a far monsoon ara
somewhat improved.
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BANKERS, MERCHANTS, ETC.
Lhs STRAUSS, President of Lew
Strauss e. Co
JAMES II. BUDD Former Co,,ar,or "a
California
WILLIAM ALVORD. President IF Rarl
of California.
ROBERT J. TOBIN, Hibernia SAVINGS
ard Loan Society.
AbNN GRANT. cf Murphy. Grant G. O..
LEWIS GFPsTLF. President Alaska
Commercial Company.
lSAINS w. HELLMAN, President Ne
va6a Nationar Park.
HhNRf r FORTMANN. President
ALASKA Pacters' Association.
A. b. SPRECKELS.
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John Lawson, the celebrated bicyclist
nas ridden 52S niles ana yzS yarus nm !;
-wenty-four hour race. beatilg the pre-
.l0us American unpaceu record of 49,
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TopAY's EVENTS.

10 a. m.-lIongkong Maru sails
. tr thg orient
10 A m.-Quarterly meeting OF
. me ladies' Society OF Central TN
/, lon church In the church parIors.
% a. m.-Supremc Court meets.
80. m.-The stockholders OF Me-
cabe. Hamilton q Kenny Co. Ltd..
viii held a special meeting TODAY
NJ Wo.r oiiico on Queen and Nuu-
a0u streets.
go 20. m Meeting OF ST. An
trtvH Guild at res dence of Rev
Alexander Macintosh
Sp m.-Rccitai % Miss Howe al
fe Young Mems Christian Assoc
0 CaD11.
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ARCHITECTS.

|1AhusLEE - PAGE. Architects and
alers .OtiiCe Rooms "a. Arlington
amA Honolulu. N. T.. sketches and
'.t estimates furnished at short no.
~, Iel ~, y. ". box rs.
IsARp " TRAIN, Architects.-suite
hodel Block. Fort Sc.
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Our Ships at Taku.

WASHINGTON. June IA dispatch
irom Admiral Remey. received at the Ma
w Department. makes plain the reason
Whv the guntoat Nashville was sent to
iaku instead Of the Helena. as requested
~ the Navy Department, in answer to
Aonlral kempf's appeal. Admiral Rem
ey reports that the Helena is IN reed of
TWO months repairs and was consequent
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The Latest TeIegrams.

NEW YORK, June 14.-A d,spatch to
the Tribune from London says: The news
from Peking is still vague The marines
are compelled to fight their way into the
capital with rifle and Maxim. British
marines have been in action with the
boXers In clearing the railways but eight
nations are represented on the fighting
lire. There are persistent rumors that
Russ an troops are under orders to in
wade Northern China, but 1t is yet not
clear that England or Japan has consent
ed to an exclusive movement by a single
power. Japan will acquiesce if she be
allowed to supply a large military con-
tingent, but this is not included in the
RUSSIAN scheme of military occupation.
what Lord Sal. sburys po icy is nobody
IN diplomatic circles can make out. 1t is
strongly suspected that he has not hit
upon policy, but is cautiously feeling
his way in the dark
The China complications will exert a
direct Influence upon the present fortunes
OF the Min sters here. 1t is now probable
that Arthur Balfour will be induced 10
take the Foreign Office when the Cabi-
net is reconstructed. He is deep v inter-
ested In the China question and has stud
lee it in detail. He will probably be
at an early day. This VIII leave a va
capcy somewhere for Mr.. Chamberlain.
either in the Treasury or the War Office.
and the leadership of the Commons In
any event.
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The Troops Advancing.

TIEN-TSIN, Wednesday, June 1.-THE
International expedition is now at Lang
Farg, half way to Peking The troops
found the station destroyed and 200 yards
of the track torn up. Upon approaching
the station they found the Boxers still
carrying on the work of destruct on, but
the latter bolted into the village upon the
approach of the advance party A she |
from siX-pounder was dropped into the
village and the Boxers" fled up the line
Above the station a small party was dis
covered engaged in tearing up the track
but few long-range shots drove them
off. The patrol returned this morning
ard reports that a mile and a quarter of
the track has been destroyed. The ex-
pedition will remain for the present at
Lang Fang.
A courier who arrived this morning
from Peking and Lang Fang brought a
letter from the American legation stat
ing that General Tung Fuh Sang intenus
to oppose the entrance of the foreign
troops into Peking. Ten thousand troops
are guarding the south gate. The courie,
reports that it is said that upwards of
1000 Boxers" are in the Immediate
neighborhood of Lang Fang
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE follow
ing cablegram has been received from
Admiral Kempff:
Wy. Washington: Twenty-Five hundred
men are on the road to Peking for the
relief of the legations; 100 are Ameri-
cans; English and Russians are in large
majority; all nations here represented
The Viceroy at Tien-Tsn gave permis-
sion to go there; railroad being repaired
as force advances. Russ ans now send
ing soldiers from Port Arthur with artil-
lcry. KEMPFF."
to send mixed regiment to China The
Government press declares that Japan
alone could suppress the revolt, but she
must first win the confidence of the pow-
ers and avoid acts likely to awaken sus-
picion.
SHANGHAI, June IA dispatch from
Chung Kiang says that riot has taken
place at Yum Ma Flu. The bui d.ngs Of
the China inland mission were partly
destroyed and those of the Roman Cath
olic and Bible Christian missions were
utterly demolished All missionaries are
safe.
A Russian troopship passed up the
Yang Use Wednesday, June 13 1t was
reported that her troops were to be land
ed at Hankow, but the Russian officials
at Shanghai explain that the ira nsport
has merely gone to Hankow to load for
odessa and the troops on board are time
expired men on their wav home.
HONGkONG, June 14.-Four companies
of the Hongkong Regiment, a mountain
battery and field battery of As:atic ar
ullery, with a battery of 2.5-inch guns
start for Tien-Tsn tonight. The fus.-
Tiers are expected to sail on the Terrible
June IS.
TIEN-TSIN, June H-Railroad cc-,r,,,-
nioation between this pace and Admiral
Seymour's international fcrce has been
cut three miles beyong Yang Tsun. The
bridges have been destroyed. 1t is rt-
mored here that the Boxers are deter
mined to burn Tien-Tsin stat on tonight.
owing to the extensive damage done to
the railroad line, it is now feared TIE in
ternationaf troops cannot reach Pelxine
before Sunday.
The Japanese cruiser Suam has arrived
at Taku.
Our Ships at Taku.
WASHINGTON. June IA dispatch
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promptly recognized the harm which this
preJudlce against Japan and the better
classes OF Japanese would do and took
such steps as will definitely end the mat
ter. ia.
Inc Japanese Parliament is now in ra-
cess, but the Government taking adyan
tage or an emergency pryi.eg in its
laws, ordered that an average of on,y
nVe persons may emigrate to the Un ted
states IN one month from any of t.e for
ty-seVen prefectures in that country. The
same order was put into effect in rega, d
TO canada. except that double that nIn-
Der VIII be allowed to come to the no
mlnion from each prefecture. In orde.
TO prevent emigrants to Canada from
crossing the border into the united
states and thus evading the intention of
the law, 1t is announced that the Japa n
csc Government will prevent this by man
guratlng system of examinations ar
ports OF debarkation if ii is found that
the spirit of the order is evaded.
Ihe order has gone into effect. and i'm
neo ately upon its PRONUNCIATION a meet
ing OF the Governors of prefectures in
Japan was called. The Minis ter of For
elgn Affairs addressed this meet ng and
informed the Governors of the sn rit
"hlth the japanese Government wishes
TO show in the matter The Governors
We're asked to cooperate in strictly en-
forcing the new order and see that the
people came to understand it's provisions.
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sr p ''nruu returned on the Mar-
|HI, stay OF some weeks In
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MUSICIANS

NN3 MUSIC sCHOOfs-win remain
~ during the coming vacation. Pu-
can avsn themselves OF 6his TO
- up tor time lost during qtidrau.
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We concur in the foregoing buboni plague docs NOT - 49,
u not exist
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arElNsON q JUDD "a. 4. c. Atkinson
and Albert v. Judd, Jr.)-Ofice over
Bishop Co.'S bank. cor. Merchant
end kHanumanu Sta
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Ciu a JOHNSON Cw. c. AehI and
Enoch Iohnsonl - Once No. 10 West
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

NJ iOnkNbI -.
trklNSuN a JUDD "a. 4. G. Atkinson
and Albert y. Judd, Jr.D-Onice over
Bishop \ Co.'S bank. cor. Merchant
end Naanumanu sta
Aclu JOHNSON (w. c. AchI ana
knocn Ionnsonl - onice No. 10 West
| lyle A DtCkEY. liking and Bethel Sta
rsI ws q. q. box TS6
.lItk W, JOB. - suite sic MAJ
Weue bldg.. Chicago, Ill.,. Hawaiian
Consul General Tor states OF Illinois,
hehls'n' pnlo, indiana and Wisconsin
lAs b. PETERsoN.-is Kaahumanu
Street
PHYSICIANS.
on ESQ. J. AUGUR, HOMEOPATHIC Prac-
tuuurr special attention given To
hfonlc dlseasos Office and residence.
s,is,sna 81; nearly opp. Methodist
.tufch othCe hours. 10 TO h a. M. q to
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o'is to 10 =. m, TO = and 7 to 3 y.
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| ok T. MirAMUKA Office. $50 Nu,lan,,
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Nulanu 81 Office hours \ 60 10 a
~ . and To y. m.
on a q. POSEY.-specialist for Eve.
.af Throat ana Nose Diseases And "a,
hTh, Masonic Temple. hours \ To n
m, 70 and 60 o. m.
CHAPLAIN - Veterinary Surgeon
~ Dentist Office King 81. staIlss.
~ lFl calls day or night promptly
nseefed. specialties, obstetrics and
c. wATERHoUsE.-o ana
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nifs, 20 n n. m, TO q and 7 TO 4
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DENTISTS.
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Details of Fighting.

Continued on Page 81
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DENTISTS.

\ 81 GROSSMAN. D.D.s.-Alakea 81.
lie, doors above Masonic Temple. fIO-
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Y DERBY Mott-smith bldg. cor. Fort
80 Hotel Sta. office hours 10 T.
~ b HtGH. philadelphia Dental
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-30
Concert and Lecture.

Under the auspices of the Thoma:
Lecture Bureau last evening at Assem-
bly, Hail in the school house was giser
the first entertainment of the series
the concert by Bernhard Walthers
Miss Adelaide Roddy, Miss Jean Durel
and Miss Agatha Cummings. The
attendance was good. the concert bet
ter, and the performance gave entire
satisfaction.
Monday evening at the same place
All. Waterhouse, the western poet
humorist and journalist. viii lecture
He will please Wadsworth audience
and is a noted man on this coast.
You will miss a great treat by moi
attending.
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November magazines at this 0iilos
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TIE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
They Hold their Annual Fair
Tomorrow.

Sunshine Circle Of the Kings
Daughters hold their annual fair to-
morrow at Music Hall. The fair funds
are put to noble use by the little girls
who compose Sunshine Circle and the
work already accomplished by them for
universal good of the town and in the
cause Of humanity IS always in front Of
US. In banding the little ones together
for the purpose of good there was great
wisdom as the training Is destined to
effect their whole lives for the best
there is In the heart.
At the fair you will find many pieces
Of handiwork wrought by clever little
fingers and you will be glad to know
that such small people can really do
such nice work. The designs are many
and wonderful and consequently anus
ing. Then besides you can get the
most delicious homemade candies.
These are very choice confections.
such creations in cream that will just
melt in your mouth. and taffy in va
rieties. We happen to know about the
candy because more than a generous
sample OF all kinds was left here and It
was simply lovely.
Help Sunshine Circle and the sun
shine will flood your heart with the
knowledge that you have done we'll.
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Mesdames-
Goldie, white lawn.
Shepley. gray nouselline de sole.
Whetmore, lavender mouselline de
sole.
Dolan. silk poplin and crepon.
Murray, crepon and taffeta.
Pollock, crepon and satin.
Marshall, black satin.
Raitt. crepon and satin.
Driscoll. steel foulard
Cunningham. brown satin.
Whitman. yellow and black.
Hall. white with red velvet.
Mayo. black: black net over purple
satin.
La Forge. red silk waist, black
skirt.
Parkes, black velvet with cream lace
over satin.
Wright, white silk.
Black. brown trimmed blue silk.
Lynch. black.
Wiley, blue waist, black skirt.
Caine. red organdy.
Allen. blue organdy.
Smith, changeable silk.
G. Macpherson light blue organdy.
w. Macpherson. black, red velvet
trimmed,
Shields, brown cloth cream applique.
Harter, gray cloth.
Hampton, organdy. black trimmed.
Healy, brown blue taffeta, cream
applique.
w. Short. white organdy.
Esden. black.
Swaney. red trimmed, black net
over white satin.
Thrall. black skirt, black and white
silk waist.
Austin. fancy waist. black skirt.
Haines, black skirt. white satin
waist.
Finley, black and lavender.
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Sunday Service.

There will be, Sunday School at the
First Baptist Church Of Wadsworth
Sunday morning Dec. 2nd, at 10 p. m.
followed by a Thanksgiving service al
II m. conducted by Rev. w. w.
Mccart who will also conduct the
services in,ths evening at7:3o. Every
body cordially invited TO attend the
services.
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A friend in need is. friend indeed.
That is exactly what Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy is. 1t is the mothers
help when she is suddenly awakened in
the night by the oninous husky cough,
and labored breathing. Of the babe. II
is the safe resort Of the youth or adult
when he has caught cold'' and there
is coughing and irritation Of the mu-
cous membrane Of the throat. II
allays the irritation and cures the cold.
For sale by c. w. Kinney & Co., drug
g.sts.