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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
ENDS In A REPULSE.
Allied Forces Fail In Attempt to
Storm Walls of Tientsin.
Driven Back by Chinese. with Heavy
Losses-CoI. .Liscum nm d Cnpt. Davis
Among the Americans Who
Are Killed.

Washington, July II. - The navy
department Monday morning received
official confirmation from Admiral
Remey of the reverse of the allied
forces at Tientsin on the morning of
the 18th. The dispatch is dated Che
foo, July 16, and says:
Reported that allied forces k.tacked
native city morning 18th; Russians right
with Ninth infantry and marines on the
left. Losses allied forces large. Rus
slams, 10O including artillery colonel;
Americans, over 30; British, over 40; Ja-
pan, IS, including colonel; French, %.
Col L!scpm, Ninth infantry, killed;
also Capt. Davis, marine corps. Capt.
Lemley, Lieuts. Butler and Leonard
wounded. At seven evening allied attack
on native city was repulsed with great
loss. Returns yet Incomplete; details not
vet confirmed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
Refuses to ArbItrnte.

ST. Louis, July 17.-Frederck W. Leh-
man, attorney for the st. Louis Transit
company, has made a statement that
the Transit company will not submit TO
arbitration of the differences between it
and its employees, as requested by Mr..
John T. Wilson, chairman, and Louis
Steber, attorney, representing the cit
izens' arbitration committee. which
had conference with Mr.. Lehman last
Saturday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
WILL COME TO AMERICA.
Ten Thousand Beers Arranging to
Settle In This Country at the
Close of the War.

Cape Town, July II. = When the
war in South Africa is over 10000
Beers, chiefly naturalized. citizens of
the Transvaal, will emigrate to the
United States. lrish-Americans are
arranging the preliminaries for this
movement.
The latest Machadodorp advices
state that President Kruger will re-
fuse to surrender until his supplies are
exhausted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
Found Gr:Ity.

Chicago, July 17.-William A. Paul
sen, formerly president of the Central
trust and savings bank, which failed
March Q, 1896, was found guilty Mon
day afternoon by jury in Judge Bren-
tano's court of embezzlement and re-
ceiving n deposit in his bank after it
became insolyent. The verdict of the
jury recommended that he be fined $50
and sentenced to the penitentiary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

London, July 1.-THE governor of
Bombay telegraphs to the secretary of
state for India that there were 0,92s
cases of cholera in the famine districts
during the week ending July Z, of which
GAIA were fatal, and that in the native
states there were 9,526 cases, of which
J.S92 We're fntnl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

La Crosse, Mis-, July 17.-What the
weather bureau reports 20 be the heavi-
est rainstorm in La Crosse and vicinity
for three years has been raging here for
the past three days. The storm was
general in Wisconsin. Minnesota and
the Dakotas. Much damage has been
done locnllN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

OF artlllery, rlne ana machine gun nre
upon the attackers. The Americans,
japanese, British and French troops
are attacking from the west and the
Russians from the east.
Americans Suffer Terribly.
The Americans suffered terribly. AS
the press representative left the field
the chief surgeon of the Ninth in
fantry said a conservative estimate
was that 25 per cent. of the Americans
were hit. Col. Wilson IL. Liscum is re-
ported to have been mortally woundr
ed as he was walking in front of the
troops. Maj. Regan and Capts. Buck
miller, Wilcox and Noyes are among
the wounded.
The marine losses include Capt.
Davis, killed, and Butler, Leonard and
several others wounded.
Officers declared that it was hotter
than Santiago.
The correspondent counted 3os
wounded men of all nationalities.
No Lat. News.
London, July 17.-Up to this hour no
further news has been received regard
ing the reported massacre at Pelling
from any source. In the house of
commons Monday evening, beyond an
admission that there was no ground
for hoping that the report was not
true, William st. John Broderick, par
liamentary secretary to the foreign Of
flee, had nothing to communicate. An
unusual hush fell upon the chamber
when the subject came up. A few MEM
Il ~ 4 4.
there was no demonstration. No ques-
tion was put to Lord Salisbury in The
house of lords, probably by precon-
certed arrangement. il being consid-
cred that at the present stage of af-
fairs it would be only embarrassing to
force the premier to make u, state
ment.
kilograms from Shanghai and Che
foo indicate an increasingly serious
state of affairs. 1t is alleged that the
foreign consuls at Shanghai have
cabled their governments that there
is urgent need of warships to protect
that port. owing to the menacing atti-
tude of the Chinese and the temptation
to loot the vast stores of merchandise
recently accumulated there. 1t seems
that the Chinese have already threat
ened to fire the great oil tanks on the
Pao Tung side of the city.
From Chefoo comes the report that
the entire adult male population of the
three provinces of Chi Ii. Shan 81 and
Shan Tung are massng to defend Pc
king, in the conviction that the powers
mean war. There is little doubt that
! further check OF the allies at Tien-
tsin would be the signal for general
anti-foreign rising throughout China,
The japanese officers are still con-
! fident of their ability to reach Peking
before the roaGs become impossible,
| but the European commanders believ e
an advance will be impossible before
| September.
Fighting is said to be imminent at
New Chwang, where the Boxers are
threatening the foreign settlement.
| The Russians have barricaded the
streets and loopholed the houses of the
foreigners. The bank officials have re-
moved their valuables to Port Arthur.
|
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
Press story of the Battle.

Tientsin, July 13, via Chefoo, July
is, and Shanghai July II. - At two
o'clock Monday afternoon 1000 of the
allied troops were attempting to
storm the wall of the city. The attack
began at daylight. Its success is
doubtful. The Chinese on the walls
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

Muscatne, Ia, July II. = Gilbert
Heppler, boy of 10, whose parents re-
side in Rock Island. was drowned while
swimming in the Mississippi here Mon
day. He was visiting friends in the
rity.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
VIII Repre.cnt peru.

Washington, July 1T.-Mapuel Al
'arez Calderon has been appointr,
Peruvian minister to the United States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20
Col. Hamilton Dead.

New York, July II. = Col. John
Hamilton, U. S. A., retired, is dead In
Brooklyn. He was appointed to West
Point from Indiana In 1s47.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

are estimated conservatively at 20,-
600. They are pouring a terrific hail
of artillery, rifle and machine gun fire
upon the attackers. The Americans,
japanese, British and French troops
are attacking from the west and the
Russians from the east
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-07-20

as follows:
MIR. Chairman: I accept the honor con;
deepest appreciation of what II means,
and above all, of the responsibility that
goes with 1t. Everything that 1t Is IN my
election of President Mckinley, to whom
1t has been given in the crisis of the ma.
tional history to stand for and embody the
principles which lie closest to the heart
Of every American worthy Of the name.
This is very much more than mere
party contest We stand at the parting
of the ways, ard the people have now to
decide whether they shall go forward
along the path of prosperity and high
honor abroad, or whether they Will turn
| their backs upon what has been done dur
ing the past three years; whether they
will plunge this country into an abyss
OF misery and disaster. or. what Is wors.
than even misery and disaster, shame. J
merely to republicans, hut to all citizens
no matter what may have been theii
party Affiliations in the past, and to ask
tss sTags s ase 5as
| past three years and on the strength Of
the threat implied in, what was don,
in Kansas City few days ago, to stant
shoulder to shoulder with us. perpetual
| ing the conditions under which we hav'
| reached a degree OF prosperity never be
fore attained in the nations history. ant
American flag on a level where II neve
before in the history of the country wal
| plac ced. For these reasons feel we hav'
a right to look forward with coniden
expectation to what the verdict of tn
people will be next November. and to asl
all men to whom the well being of tn
country and the honor. OF the nationa
name are dear to stand with US as W
fight for prosperity at home and tn
honor OF the nag abroad.
Luncheon was then served and nj
hour spent in general conversation
The party then returned to Oyste
Bay. where n train was waiting I,
carry them back to New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
street Railroad Receivership.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. S-Mrs.
Mary J. McCampbell, minority stock
road company, has secured the appoint
ment of a temporary receiver for the
Fountain Head Railroad company and
large enterprises of this city The pc
titioner alleges the companies are insoI-
vent, owing about $313,00O and that the
profits Of the railroad company are be-
ing used to liquidate claims against the
land company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

popular Handkerchief department; and
with every dollar purchase a handsome
Linene Box, assorted linen shades.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Th;s is the last
week to have handkerchiefs embroidered
with autographs, monograms, etc. You
will have to hurry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES PRE-.

We will present
gratis a handsome
Leatherette Hand
ksrchief Box, as
sorted colors, with
every $500 pur-
chase made at our
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
Cheap Excursions to Canadian, New
England and Eastern Points

For the holidays. Tickets are on sale
Dec. 18th to 2Srd. Return limit Jan. 9th.
For rates and particulars call at the
Wisconsin Central City Ticket Office, 373
Robert street.
HERMAN BROWN,
Passenger Agent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

Monday morning we begin our an
nual sale-fine French embroidered
Irish embroidered scores of pat
terms. fine plain and initiated hand
kerchiefs for men and women.
An acceptable Christmas gift to anv
relative or friend. Never knew of anyone
having too many. They are always
strayed. lost or stolen. Monday these
are for your approval.
Embroidered handksrchlefs, am4
the regular zoe kind, for -. 4 rs
The regular 3Oo kind, for.....5Se
35c and 45c kinds, for .........2S,
75c and 85c kinds, for EDc
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
For Women special per box of half
dozen, 81 90, $3.50 and Sf.75.
For Men-special per box of half dozen.
$7.5D, 81 90, S<.75 and SO. 90,
Extra Special = Ladies Pine Apple
Linen Handkerchiefs, quarter-inch hens
with miniature hand-worked @ra ~ e
initials, Per box of 11aa-doz. ADa> y
2-This Handkerchief is made ex-
pressly for Mannheiner Bros.
For the little folks Fancy Boxed
Handkerchiefs at all prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
FOR SALE ny GRO v, piLLiSo.

40 New York block.
A5go-A very neat. signfly home ~ seven
rooms. on the second hlti nice lawn aad
sbrubbery. house has brsck faaraa-
iion; basement under entire house. 10.
Gated On corneF 10, With concrete aids
s. &s-A slx.roon modem horne, alrns.,
newl On henten ridge, north % Msdta N
street corner lot. gcaa View - SoEnd
gs5Ql- One y the npesf lots N FIflh sse-
nug. near blanchard stree; small hoass
on rear - lot good place 20 haiid
aou1ie heoso o. mats. this - easy walk.
lng distances
On Twenty-fhirt ayenae near jefferson
street. haues rents for us - per moafh.
a good small invcstmeat
q $50 Small cottage. modern near Rraa J.
wAF "a AaaiNpns possession al uHre.
rent 81 per month
3 Ao-Ssssn lots aa IN 0ne BODY, god
house located on some. al kinds n
bsArinE fruits. iais ~ the highest state
HeuF fufsrhaV.
$50 10 $50 Tote fgii slzs on Twentieth
aFeHse. uattr Madison street
fe0A FIRE cprHsF. Sfxf2a on 9ueom Anne
BED. graded street rgaA view
fl.a61 Lot SNiE, on Thirteenth avenae
north - DenuT waT.
$50 Lots s3Ni@ on Eleventh apan9s
near East ueany way. lala afs GRADED
saver ~ street street "a graded and
has couerete sidewalks only two haoeks
from broadway street cars ans asw
s@g- Fur single acre froets on TIE Hensoa
ear une- half aliie south * Columbia .
good soft for ssraeua aud fruit - ear
fare 70 r4aidents. abstract furnished
easy terms.
g. s99~.Ter lots an in one body On yeafs,
way, overlooking Lake Washinxton.
II ~ me iot On Fourteenth avenue
north n Denny way. size Doxlz8
81 .5ls---SinlH feet on Broadway and East
Thomas street.
81 2ae-A nne y; on tbs corner q Madison
and Twenty fourth avanue. this IA i ~
angular piece q land having a frontage
% 70 feet on Madison; room 10 build
three houses
GEORGE w DILLING.
ID Nsx York block
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
F. NJ. JORDAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE


sieoo-eSxlso on Roy street. next 70 cor
ner, Second avenue north. togesh-
er with one double and one SIN
gle tenement; good income.
S200-Netting II per cent, consisting OF
Groom flats: sewer connecuon'
patent closets: lot SlSi2o reef
North Seattle.
S.oee-Two choice building lots on -FOUR
teenth avenue.
easy terms.
s75e-Lot soxfe0 feet. east side sixth ave-
nue.. between Battery and wan
streets. sewer connection,
sSW-Good double tenement house;
North Seattle. between canle ana
electric lines: new plumbing pot-
cslain bath tub; lot 45xi9 feet;
good rental
s2.S5o-le9xi04 feet. corner Pine and BOYS,
ton avenue; streets severed ana
graded; fine view; walking as
lance.
s3o0o-F'ine house OF rooms modern in
every detail: lot eoxl2o feet excel
lent location only one block from
Madison street. on second hill
N,5oo-S0xiaS feet, west side First ave-
nue.. between Blanchard and Bell
streets, with store building.
I,c0o-90xl20 feet, on Second avenue
north; street graded and severed.
$25p-Ffne corner lot. graded street,
on Thirty-second avenue. JUST
north of Yesler way; u cash, bal
ance on installments.
S.500-One OF the finest homes on Rem
ton hill, consisting OF 3 rooms;
brick foundation; hot air furnace;
corner lot, 70xieq feet; street grad
ed and severed; close TO Madison
street, on Eighteenth avenue.
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FRANK II. RENIcK 4 CO.

ai1 and 2ia Bailey block.
5000 acres OF goou land near Sldnqs|
40 acres second bottom land N
acres OF A No. | piles, III mH4]
from sidney acres cleared us>k|
log house. the piles are worth Nm
good county road runs three
property,
81. @e-Tho best buy on Queen Anne Aix|
lots. 6oxiev each. one block MI
Highland drive. unobstrucied NJ
OF city and harbor; MORTGAGES a.
81 ose.
se5e--Fuil lot. near Howell street III
Minor avenue. with small houne; NJ
xi2o. walking distance.
sS0o-Fifteen lots adjoining untves>lI'
heights addition. near state unlVtk'
sity: or will rent for years, p1tQ'
TO pay taxes and do what cleafik
IN necessary. mostly cleared new
good chance TO the right pnxUs
on car line.
S50o-Don't forget our one-acre tracts =
Queen Anne hill; city water. vit<s
adjoining lots held at from ~ 81
$50 per lot, ten lots for 500
s650-90xl20 corner on Queen Anne avtny4
Si.5--6Dxi2u corner on Queen Anne avensA
S20o-91xi20 corner on Queen Anne avsDsA
s2so--anxi2D corner on Queen Anne avena4
ssta--s5xl2a corner on Queen Anne avvra4
s2so-Three acres In Sonmervilie. nora
part, good soil a decided barenlh \
s35o-~Six lots. i0xii0 each, two corntA
YounH's addition. ais blocks ~
JAfiitc NIttt taf INV va
s250--One choice acre at Ravcnna parE
about cleared. fine view. the u4<
Ing OF a pretty home.
sT5-Lots in Isakeyiew addition, ~
sl5o-Choiee lots IN Denny A. HoytA -
dition, near kilbourne avenues II
ITO each. H
si.t0o-- House aud lot near Aloha and ~
avenue north.
si.foo--House and lot near Twenty-thnl
and Jefferson,
si.soo-House and lot near Twenty-af1
and jefferson.
xso-House and lot near Twenty nine
and jackson. b.
s6Do-iousa and LOT near Twenty-asl1
and East Spring.
81 ,5Do~-HouEe ana four lots. Garfield ~
Eighth avenue west.
West seattle-Somo choice selections \
siba
s2o0-FiVn acres. northeast Green LAKE
A fnil list OF city property, some cho~
bargains.
FRANK III. RENIcK a Co,
2ii-2i2 Bailey block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
W. D. FIELD , Esss. Estate

sfssp--fofs and l. block 10 the cumrtc1&
addition. size OF the two lG1xi2s. i0cA{M
only uiae block from the corner Of QuSt4
Anne avenue and Highland drive w.
can never be obstructed. best buy q
Queen Anne.
t2e. 500 foot lot on Second avenue. satis
OF Pike street; some frame ifnprofr
men'si only lot on the street for -
than $f60 sV
sis.so~so- foot lot on First avenue south
sie.tsD-t Corner elxi20. on Fourth averxf
present improvements will pay III ~
month; fine chance for Increase iD'xah*
I'll. tklA~s Corner on Fourth aNebnss Nm
frame Improvement. nn excellent bay
fa,1o-cofner broadway and Msdis$
south q 81 Marks church. 1erissS'As
fne alto 20 improve.
g. is1--e-reprn house, With bath. nsx4
improved lot ssxi1o. location Eighsesf4
avenue near East Columbia ssfs
terms.
g. asl-- Modern s-room house. 10, Sxix
g. sys- Modern g-room house. oyeFyihi4
iirat-csass and complete. locatisn ~
Columbia between Seventeenth -
Eighteenth.
g. ~ Sew modern s.room house. SNn
seattle.
ss4s- Nice building Iot uaar Bescoa ~
car Tine and Within easy waikns ~
iancei easy terms
tsss~ 30sIz0 oniy one blerk from she sfs
ner % broadway ana Columbia sffsss
q ~ Two f,ne lots IN rant lake sS1k
tion. only one block from tseaas&
ea nst llines 90 butt sidfe Aae Ys<<.
easy terms Of ewntr NilI i0i thS sks<.
purchase price run thfFe yeafa ~ \ M
cent " purchaser viii build 81 .sa1 hs4r
MONEY 20 los.n--t1'9. $50. 800, Hssn, HsM
tzu,1.
v. .. FIELD ,.., ha5sr
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HEAUTfFUL home sites on Th.rtieth av-
enue, between Grace church and Gov.
krink's residence; lots s0xia0 feet view
af lake and Sound. low prices and easy
terms 10 desirable home builders.
o. p8~Large S-room house. well built sec
ona hill. street graded and severed. a
real bargain.
q. set-vsry choice corner on Seventeenth
avenue
81 sea- isaxiao feet, Twenty-s.sth avenue. >
car lines
ssSa 81 feet frontage. on Yesler way.
ssao~Sa feet east frontage. ON Twentieth
avenue
sss-Chetce corner on ThiFty-fourth ave
uuc and James street
ssse ror ~ tces adjoining on Thirty fourth
avenue
500 Hest buy % sxieS feet on Yesier wnv
300 ~1oxiao feet, corner Twenty second and
East Fir street
$50 Each for seed lots. Falrmasnt add.
tion
Sc. Zach soy two good lots. Twenty nth
avenue north
RtsrREN ~ jones II ana IA
ANDREW KNOX. New YORK block
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
60 FEET
on First avenue between Madison ana
Yesler, with brick improvements.
50 FEET
on Second avenue between Madison ana
Pike.
1S0-FOOT
Corner on Third avenue, north OF Madt-
son.
10 FOOT
Corner on Third avenue. north Of Madi-
son.
CO FEET
Inside on Third avenue. north OF Madi-
son.
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part OF IL desired.
FOR sALE-BUsfNEss PROPERTY.
$50 0p--Vacant corner close TO center, fine
location to improve. will pay 10 per cent.
net on amount invested
so -Threc-story brick on First avenue
SO. brick on First avenue:
lot 60xiii feet. Good income property.
sl2. coo--iaoxi2o feet, corner on Second ave.
nue.: well improved, paying IL per cent.
net This Is a choice investment and
cheap; must be sold.
N,0oc-cexl2o feet, one 81 tho best corners
on 18th avenue. containing two new
houses, rented a. SEQ per year
s20o9-7-room house. lot elxi2o feet; North
Seattle. near Denny way
IS. a5o--7-room house. Just completed: LOT
tox12o, on first hili near Columbia ct
81, S0O-Five-room cottage. bath. closets.
etc; good location; nice view; one block
from Madison street.
81. 2s1-ieosi20 feet on Fifth avenue. eie-
giant view; good property IN improve.
81 500-.Good business lot IN First avenue
south. 60xl50 feet: good Investment.
81. 0Na-e0xf29 corner. close In. tust the
place for a row OF houses
81 ooo--Oriy one lot left on Summit ave.
near Pike. at that price. and this Is one
OF tho hest.
$50 cheapest lot on Belmont avenue
near PIKE street only no feet from the
new car line.
ssa-Have several lots on Summit ave.
near Harrison street. at $500 each.
s7se-Lots on Madison street overlooking
Lake Washington,
ssoo-Choiee huiidlng lot on Twentieth
avenue. near Madison.
sgoo-ioaxieo feet on sgd ave and King, or
will cell one-har. Those are cheap lots
sewer ana water, easy terms
t1fA-lRexipo feet corner Just north OF
Fremont. on car ilne. easy terms
fst@Twonfy lots near Woodland Park at
80 EACH monthly payments
81 se0-- New s-room house and ~ lots
cleared aSd fenced, house cost 81 500
situated NJ Green Lake, on car line
S45A--gsxI 10 foot corner an Eighteenth ave-
nue. north, monthly payments
yEso-4isot Wrfs. Twenty -HfcNnd avenue
and King street. easy payments
SJ0~-Tsot elxfn. Twenty second avenue
fs5s.tf,kfa
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PURCHASE TIDE LANns-

For factory sites, business sites or spec
ulation I have 30 lots. have sold zen
lots during the psei week located enc
factory and one warehouse. You arc cure
70 double your money AT the price tn a
short time
C. A. MCKENZIE
Tel Red 1881 Cuiman Building
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NEW HOMES.
EOR 1850.

NEW HOMES.
FOR s2.GD.
On corner 10, 12Ixl2o.
We can sell you a new modern
house with six large rooms, besides large
bath room, store room closets and case
nent on graded street three blocks
from Minor school. Very easy terms II
desired.