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frances and broad aiSlcS, so that the
comfort of the spectators will be as
surcd. til" large space beneath the
seats will he used for exhibits. being
the equivalent of II very large build
ing. The arrna will contain a quarter
mile track and ample r0um for the va.
rious pagcnnts and exhibitions of live
stock. automobiles. farm and road ma.
chincry. vehicles. etc. vt tn" western
end of tn" Stadium is n large ornamrn-
tai building. which forms tue main
entrance to this grand arena.
, 1900-11-21

ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by F.
IA. Eggleston.
, 1900-11-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1900.

Denver ministers favor the ~re.enact-
ment of a law by the Colorado legisla-
ture providing for capital punishment.
, 1900-11-21

i Hall known physician says that
insufficient sleep is one Of the crying
-slis OF the lay.
, 1900-11-21

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never gripe.-Laramie Drug
company.
, 1900-11-21

Old papers &c per hundred q TAs
dollar per year when paid in advance.
, 1900-11-21

Another night. a week later. The
lawn at the Trumbo chalet twinkled
with the vari-colored lights of many
Chinese lanterns. An orchestra hid
den behind the trelises and vines of
an arbor, sent out, now and then, its
rich, soft or rolicking numbers, and
many groups Of young and middle
, 1900-11-21

Daily Republican only Eoc . month.
, 1900-11-21

The real secret OF Della Poynter's
hatred of Winter was that he was out
Of her reach. and she knew that he
knew she knew it. She would have
loved him, tigerishly. But that would
have been useless, and so-she hated
him.
, 1900-11-21
JOHN w. SIGMAN.

The Republican office; 40 cents Fer
COPY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Board of Education meets rhp-.dav
at p. m.
Captain f. F. Cameron assumes bis
new pilot duties this morning. y
Mrs. VIM. Wall and sister conteml
plate a trip to the Mainland shortly.
T. VI. Gibson crosses the Island tor
day TO resume duties under the Edu-
ca,ional Department.
DIR. Peterson, fumigation inspector
VIII leave for Lahaina some time this
week for an official trip on Maui.
y young man would like to work \.
home evenings, such as Keeping books
copying. etc' See nd, lIsi page.
After four months on Hawaii and
Kauai. VIM. Thompson, of Theo n
Davies * Co., is, again in town.
Horace Craft has broken a bone in
his foot through an unfortunate stem
from the sidewalk on Fort street,
Harry Evans recent position on tbe
waterfront will today by taken by n,
VI. Flint, who goes on the police force
A bark and a ship were off Koko
Head at shutdown yesterday. The shin
Is probably the Susquehann from San
Francisco.
Inspector General of Schools Town
send leaves by the steamer Mauna Loa
this week for Kona, Hawaii. upon bust
ness relating to his department.
The committee in charge of the or
ganization OF the Young Mems Munich
pal League consists of ID. II. Case. Geo
X. Carter. G.. B. Mcclellan. Ed. Tovse
and A. b. Wood.
Nick Breham was arrested Yesterday
afternoon for leaving his horse united
in the street, and also feeding the ami.
NAL while thus untethered. His case
will be tried this morning ia Judge Will
cox's court.
Major and Mrs. Payson are stopping
at the Palace Hotel in San francisco
before their departure .sfor Manila
where he Is to be Paymaster in the ar
my. Mrs. Payson will be remembered
here as Miss Mary Belle Stewart
youngest daughter of the Senator from
Nevada.
Yesterday was Government payday
The auctioning of the first wireless
message has been postponed until Ex-
pert Bowden arrives. r. j. Cross, man
ager of the Wireless Telegraph Com
pany, believes bidding will be more en-
eTgetic after the installation OF the
system is commenced.
Mrs. Sharpe, better known, perhaps,
as "Tera Mola." makes her first :eap-
pearance on Thursday evening at the
benefit concert and dance for the quar-
tet boys at Progress Hail. Frank SHARP
champion fancy roller skater of Amer
ca, has consented 20 appear. With this
and other talent, the Quintet Club and
the popular quartet them elves, a good
time should be assured, aside from the
dancing, which will hold the floor until
the smaller hours.
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The Story Of the Plague.

The Advertisers review of the plague,
epidemic, published yesterday. exhaust
ed the edition early. Many people who
wanted to file away papers for reference
or 10 send them TO friends on the other
islands. or the mainland, were unable
TO get them. Today the full story will
be reprinted in the Hawaiian Gazette,
exactly as in the Advertiser. Tho e who
wish copies should apply early at the
Advertiser office. The memory OF the
plague visitation will linger long in the
minds OF Hawaiians, but the details are
soon forgotten. The Gazette's resume
gives the complete history of the dis
ease here. correctly and in graphic
style.
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Garbage Crematory Bids.

At the Interior office yesterday tend
crs for n garbage crematory were open
ed. Each bid was accompanied by
specifications Of the kind of crematory
and buildings contemplated for cree
ton by the bidder. and. of course the
figures were much at variance. The
lowest bid was s1e.5OO. offered by Cat
ton. NELL a. Co, OF Honolulu. The
other bids were as follows:
one from Pennsylvania Is for s43, 322;
one from New York. s1s,5OO. and one
from Toledo. o., s51.215. There are four
bids from England in sterling money
ranging from e2.2s0 to f9.62S 1Ss I'd.
Honolulu Iron Works Co., sis.250, and
Cotton Bros. & Co.. s26.095. together
with Cation, NELL & Co, were the
three local firms rendering.
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Hives are n terrible torment to the
little flks. and to some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never fails. In slant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
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urfbing has given Mt. .
mi. power Of attorney .
I.aasencc from the ISL
gp f1ucks in the Dis
needless driving. was
b.a morning at 30
,l Apri. report of Food .
sy win be read at the .
of.he Board Of Health on
oasr. of the Sanitary
" co. Ltd, will hold n
II Nlg)5u's Office today
L. unIressed Rid purse
1lypr.Ised a. being lost.
lh return See Lost
lgo
si coy cottage on Ber-
near Plkoi Is one Of the
sFarpd flr sale BY Will
ld
L. amethyst breach was
Hall Thursday night.
rewarded by returning
@. al.
Bbr. has again Joined the
a special officer under
Lately he has been an
BIN. camp.
Bran locked on Satur-
hi-goi nineteen head OF
At bead Of dne horses for
Stock yards Go.
officers elected at the an
of thp W1}rr-. 20 Nor
ay and waO will serve for
bar. lpJ'ui In this B sue.
Endless Bros. wOrkmen
hed the middle finger OF
il accidentally lie was
government dispensary.
been prevented a double
day GA King street. and
buggy containing two Ia
BIZ J0.lUlsd With No dam
japanese whose business
Dat Ola soda water ven
vas arrested yesterday
v.h selling intoxicating
KLEIN Hotel street. has
@ large shipment OF
u..or bats. These goods
i.e. styles direct from
o.Nnb, and not Mr.. Tur-
man who was run over
BY Isakl the hackman
700 and costs for heed
Pr viii please note that
lebrlnde Light Vessel at
ls been shifted 200 feet
ts former position. TO the
Wl,.iamst 0wu breakwater
ugl'1I..ng has had a war
.l0 arrest Of Ben Haa-
.o1 injury In the COM
'l I illt UllhpD suiqgh-
o"ael By Houghtaling
o' anger
4aderglr,en concert will
b'fgers band In Thomas
otock This morning. All
o, ne kinderglrtens will
FTe' Kindergarten will
a body
a.|'nan who took a hat
S))er from Mrs. Water
vince last Thursday even
yum same To- the Hawaii
4nl receive the one that
% place?
D.csey % the Second
formally opened his
l,'.erday afternoon in
ol the Executive build
aeaf TIE civil cases OF
"''c, Court.
y =. SIZE Of the privilege OF
'''. message by wireless
N oeen postponed until
Wv Of The expert. MIR
Nippon Naru "''''
Bs.l hold their rorula,
81, az tbe Armory. All.
.,lle',ed to bring IN
\ ','.y property they may
!, y g.Ipose Of a re-dlsposi.
'Di The issuing OF new
s, p.,l raid by The police OF
',, ,D''.g' = u.Eelby the Japan.
h. .'i ,. saturday night dic
IN s' night, as IL wa
Ana ma .as inmates mad clear.
inoon W '"Ilei dur
os az i30 o'clock a moo,
S ,,..l stockholders o
s ,-'i \, Company will tax,
r,s.. NV /, above Loveloy'I
-5,.lI' ry important mat
e,. up and an hlyint
''' are requested h
ne We wa. a,'l Very few. /
.. .,'d, tao s.ze Of ito
%, 'hs a5selre ~ y, 10 ~
ass... mink G.. would h
lr4. importer OF d5cE
s-'.. dut .mp5-.',l'i.o,g, &c :
No ,.l.-srr'y drop J fbo =
6,, J ... Jh1t our t'P }rl ..,, !,
l..,.,n 20 discourage i m \
No as 70 Involves wolves IN n
IA s,l 9l,' greater cri ' ~
aot eountries-Hu
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New bill tonight at the orpheum.
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We have just received a small choice line of
Genuine Scotch Zephyrs.

cheap
kind lady would select which she would
look stylish in but the kind of laundering would
receive here.
small carefully
LAWNS modest designs colorings
lengths which half the
will have be sold
OF ladies durability
delightful
around buy article
In expanding the time
ner that one wouno cheap article that would
aside
complete
OF all kinds CAMBRIA NAINSOOK SWISS
SERTIONS
imported by us direct from Europe in bond.
Just received direct Troy splendid
line OF GENTS SHIRTS
these shirts have exercised the
and correctness Of and the coored
exacng Of
color doing satisfy
absolutely
ceeded Call them and the line
and UNDERWEAR carry.
To housekeepers who might require them hurry
state that have SHEETS PLLOWCASES
sizes and qualities
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ll-s s .,..l tao size Of Ho-
.r, inca .1' ia.5seloe OF the
taos mink O.. would he
ar9, importer OF lock- K.
a rsls Victim TO the re-
.Ig-arr..-... Importation OF
We .r,-, .r..y drop Them
io,s.s, u, i, discourage tho
NJ S, a' Il. ... Involves. on on
n cl.is, sfea,er cruelty
|''or countries.-Huy-
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Just the thing for swell Travelling
Suits. Only one piece of a kind. COLI
Capes, Travelling Rugs.
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GEORGIA DELEGATES ELECTED.
Democratic Platform on the Usual
Lines of Others.

ATLANTA, Co, June II --Cieorgias dele
CATION 10 the Kansas City convention.
which was chosen by the state Demo-
cratic convention here today was instruct
ed TO cast It's vote for w. Bryan.
The following are the delegates from the
state at large;
Boykin Wright. OF Augusta; J. ] Spald-
ing, Of Atlanta; Nylie -. Burnett OF
Athens, and Lewis +. Garrari. OF Column
bus
4 state ticket was nominated. headed by
Allen n Chandler for governor.
The state election viii take place In
October The platform which the conven-
tiun adopted indorHes Bryan and the Chi
cago platform OF 1895. declares against the
atloual policies Of the Republicans favors
election Of United States senator's by the
people. fayurs the Nicaragua cana. de-
nounces the gold standard; denan de repe al
OF he war revenue tax act, condemns
trusts; advocates tariff for revenue only
ard the repeal OF the present tarin act
condemns the impsriailstic policy OF the
Republican party denuunces q large stand p
Ing army. condemns the Puerto Rlcsn
tariff act favors expansion By al reason
aide and practical means. bat condemns
the present policy regarding the acquisitkos.
~ foreign territory, commends acts Of
bravery and Ebliantry OF the soldiers and
sailors OF tho United States aud demand .
the repeal OF the 10 per cent. tax on state
hanks,
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GOV. STONE TURNED DOWN.
Missouri Democrats Refuse, TO Pass
His Resolution Against Cor
pOratiOn Agents.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June 1.-THE
Democratic state convention today elect
ed thiriy-four delegates to the national
convention at Kansas City and instructed
them for VIM. ]. Bryan for president.
The resolutions indorse the St. Louis
worlds fair condemn trusts and corpora
tion influence in political matters and
pledge the party 10 night these on all oc-
caslons.
This was defeat for ex-Gov. Stone.
who introduced and fought for a resolu-
tion declaring specifically against agents
OF corporations holding places Of honor
in party affairs. His fight was to defeat
w H. Phelps, the Missouri Pacific attor-
ney, but tho convention adopted a modi-
iied resolution and made Mr. Phelps a del
sgate at large with ex-C;ov. Stone The
heht lasted FOR four hours and several
personal matters were injected into the
debate.
The following delegates n, large were
elected: Ex-Gov. Stone. Gov, Lon V.
stephens, A. Bell and W. II Phelps. The
delegates were instructed 20 vote for the
reelection OF National Committeeman
w j. stone.
The resolutions also indorse the Mat
form OF the state nominating committee
at Kansas City,
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CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS MEET.
bryan Receive. an Enthusiastic In
dorsement.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June "a The nem-
ocrattc state convention, In session here
today. adopted resolutions re8TirTuing the
Chicago platform, favoring an Amendment
20 the federal constitution 10 require the
election 81 United States senators ~ the
direct vote Of the people. demanding A
similar amendment providing for an In
come tax. favortnx the immediate con
Nicaragua canal, extending sympathy 70
the South African republics ia their Etrug-
gle TO preserve their national integrity,
contemninS Imperialism. condetnning ihs
Puerto Rican tariff law, affirming that
the constitution follows the fsg. favurinE
the abolition O, all unnecessary war taxes
condemning trusts, favoTlng the passage
Of laws for the exclusion Or All Aslatie
lahorers. concentrating the Democracy on
the selection Of W. r. Hearst IL De presi-
dent 81 the National Association ~ Dem
ocrStic Clubs and commanding the san
Francisco Examiner and View YORK Jour
n foT prh hsip ss ha t
diaAcy Of William J. Bryan for president
" the United States
Mr. Bryan received the enthusiastic In
dersenent Of the convention and the dele
gates 10 be elected by Il were Instructed
to use all honorable means 70 secure his
nomination.
The following delegates were elected
from the sexera, e9nsrs ss. - ais'rists
ard C. =. Foster. OF TehamA
Second distTlct-John NJ Woods, Of
stockton. and d. w. Carmichael. Of Sac
rarnento.
Third district. A. Reyes. OF solano,
ana Frank Freeman. Of Glenn
Fourth distriot-Charies EdelrnAn and
curtis HialiierS.
Fifth atstrlct-J. tx. Henry. % San Jose.
and James Mcdonald, Of san Francisco.
sixth distrtot-T Thomas Ren!sOn. o. Mon
terey, and r. 9. WINS, Of San Luis Obispo.
-Four Delegates al large and two from
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match for young lady with noble con-
nections. Mrs. Gladstone perfectly full
filed the ideal Of English wifehood, de-
voting herself wholly to surrounding the
great man she had married with every
domestic comfort and facility for achfev-
ing his career. on many occasions Mr..
Gladstone publicly acknowledged his deep
debt to her resourceful cooperation.
She was extremely active in philan-
thropy, the Newport Market Refuge for
Wanderers, the Free Convalescent Home
ut Hawarden. the Orphanage for Girls at
Hawarden, and the Noting Hi Training
Home being a few of the charities which
she inaugurated and successfully estab-
lished on a basis OF voluntary contribu-
lions.
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FATAL GAS ExrLosIoN.
Eight Men Killed In n Coal Mine nj
fanmore, Alberta

Eas explass9n occurred 81 CanTore coal
mine yesterday afternoon, resulting In the
death u stsN men and the injury -
several Others The names Of he knoSn
dead are:
Prosper Days. Amsni Regard. Tony Bol-
line. r.. Peter Cauiaeld and four other
toTetEnFrt, "bc$s names are not yet
known.
The cause Of the explosion IL supposed
% have been toe csrelesnc~~ 81 one ~
TIE miners 10 opening his safety lamp in
violation 81 The rules and In a f.orfior nf
the fnines where 10 10 70 was dangerous
IN the extreme This miner IL believed TO
rs one % the unidentified victims
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LAKE washington
CANAL IS DELAYED.
Continued From Page ona

ordered to join his battalion In Alaska q
once. setgt. George X. Edwards. sisnai
corps, ordered to Seattle for duty.
Representatives. Jones and CushmaA
called today at the white House TO pre-
sent Lieut.. Fred A. udell to the presidsnt.
Udell was lieutenant In the First WASH
inKtun volunteers. and Ia now sssks
ing appointment as lieutenant In the ms
rine corps.
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CHASE 6 MAXWELL,
First Floor Halter Building,
Phone, Main 1871.

The following delegates at large were
then unanimously elected
Senators J. s c. Blackburn, ex-Gov.
James B. McCreary, Louis b. Mcouown'
Charles b Poyntz, James =. Gregory
William s. Pryor. n. w. Utley, c. w.
Bransfcrd.
Morton X Monte and y. r., Hayes were
nominated for presidential electors.
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FATAL TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Eight Members of One Family 49,
Among the ktited.

NEW YORK. June is--Fire IN tens.
ment house at 81 Jackson street 81
o'clock this morning caused the death 81
nine people, The dead are -
Daniel Miller Daniel Marion. MfA
Mary Marion. Mamie Marion, aged is'
Mamie Marion, aged IS. another ton.
aged 10: Elsie aged = Emma assl y
Antonnstta, aged Z months. The MAI
rions were all 81 one family.
II IL thought that two more boussn az
still In the ruins rive pefsops, ihfee
boys u man and girl were taAsn ifem
the building, Unconscious. 20 1ouytper
hospital There is great excitement at1ns
the scene and II is very difncult 10 9p'si"
details
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HoNGKoNCi. June 4.-Four companies
Of the HongkonR regiment OF a mountain
battery and n field battalion OF Asla.4c
atari for Tlenfsin tonight
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road 10 Peking for the relief OF the iesa-
tions. one hundred are Americans hns
All nations here represented The viceroy
AZ Tientsin favors permission 70 go there
Railroad being repaired as the force az
ysnces Russians are now senuihs SUI
az. frnr, port Arthur with artillery.
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$4,000
kICndike Gold,

Will buy well located lot on Third
Avenue. adjoining an improved
business property, possessing
features not common to other lots
which add materially to its value
for business purposes.
S4,sOO-An elegant residence cor.
ner lot, on Thirteenth Avenue n.
5000 choice LOT on Queen Anne
Hill, street graded.
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Native Hawaiians Orxanis~ a Party

VICTORIA. n G, June "a News by Ire
WarrimoO from Honolulu IL 70 the sf-
feet that the native HaEaiisns have de-
ciaed 10 organize Nn inispenden; party 10
oTpose the Republicans and Democrats
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the Seventh district will be elected this
evening.
The following were elected delegates at
large:
stephen NJ. White. Los Angeles: j. q.
Mcguire, San Francisco; J. D. Phelan, San
Francisco. NJ. r. Tarpey, Alameda.
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TIENTsIN. June H.-Railroad corn
munication between this place ana Al
mIral Seymour's international force mas
Two bridges have been destroyed. IL ~
rumored the Boxers are determined TO
burn Tientsin station tonight. owing 70
the extensive damage done the railroad
ii is feared the international force can
not reach Peking before Sunday. the
Japanese cruiser Suma mas arrived at
Taku.
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE tranEport
Logan from San Francisco May 10 has ar
rived at Manila.
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At tIrsnssiss4iA poil county Ter Bruss poussas
and Doustss Hinson fought dasi % dssih s,ss
pistols a. the fesuit q quarrel Elsfte 49,
were exchanged and 10th men died IN tas'f uSs'
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Catherine Glynne Gladstone was the
daughter Of a Welsh baronet OF ancient
family, Sir stephen Glynne. of Hawarden.
II was through his marriage, Mrs. Glad
stone having become sole inheritor after
the death OF an only brother, that the
Grand old Man. became master OF this
fine estate.
In 1899 she married the future premier.
at that time regarded as a rather inferior
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Admiral Nc@pn'. u.per,.

The navy department Ana received the
tuNNWlng cshlc&raw frNm Admiral
keWPn. dated ronskg June a.
twenty ave hundred mon are on the
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MRS. GLADSTONE rs DEAD.
Aged Widow Of the Grand Old Wan
of British Politics succumbs
After n Long Illness.

LONDON, June l4.-Mrs. Gladstone.
$40 p. m. today.
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serious Fighting Going On.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Times publishes
the following dispatch from Tientsin via
Shanghai. June IA:
IN serious engagement has occurred be-
tween the international column and the
Mohanmedhn troops OF Gen. Tung Fun
Slang near Picking"
Byron Rresnan. British consul Mt shang-
hal who IL now In London, saws that the
Mohammedan troops are armed with ma
chine guns and repeating rifles.
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BRUSSELS June IA --Confrmation has
been received of the report OF the mas
sacre OF one Italian and one Swiss engineer
employed on the Belgian railway In North
ern China The sister OF the Swiss engin-
Ger was also killed and two other persons
are missing The rest OF the French and
Belgian engineers reached Picking and
Tientsin in safety.
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb, June 1.-THE
California delegation to the Republican
national convention passed through here
this evening.
The delegates are united in support of
Irwin NJ Scott, ''the man who built the
Oregon" fer vice president.
The Nevada delegation Is also on the
train. One of its members stated that
Nevada would stand shoulder to shoulder
with California In support OF Mr. Scott.
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Chinese Troop. VIII Oppose Relief.

LONDON, June IA speclai iroh
Shanghai says the position OF the lega-
ttons al Peking IS most critical. Accord
ing TO this dispatch 5000 Chinese troops
are drawn up outside the gates OF the city
10 oppose the relief force and guns are
trained on the American, japanese and
british legations. The American. Russian
and Japanese ministers have sent eouriers
10 Tientsin asking for 1900 OF each ma
tionality The United States gunboats
Yorktown and Castine left yesterday for
Tongku There are no foreign warships
here,