Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-17

,,cson. Aug. 1.-THE allies have
I'D pekIn without fighting, the ice
lions are relieved and the foreign
s-. ore liberated"
Nh. foregoing received from the Ger
nan consul al Shanghai was given out
~ me Berlin foreign office at p. M
today .... 40
rsa collapse of Chinese resistance Is
,,,.s.n.d in dispatches from Shanghai
90 ts.rg due to the failure Of the CHI
r... 20 flood the country below Tung
CHOW The earthworks connected with
,.. dam az Pei Ho were unfinished and
,rs canal at Tung Chow was full Of
water facilitating boat transportation
when the allies arrived there
SEEN FROM THE WALL.
SIGNALS between the allies and the le-
gst.o1ers holding part Of the wall at
p.tr were exchanged during the
,..r.rg of Aug 10 wednesday,
nr...s are sim arriving at Iaku.
rl. d. rrHu transports Witteklnd and
rarkt1r are due there today
r4a Rua.Iau transport Mini Noygo-
nod ram on reef Aug. a.
me aparese cruiser Takasago,
which went ashore recently has been
lowed on and ls now at Port Arthur.
RUSSIA INyADEs KOREA
dispatch from Yokohama under
,1'.y'. tate announces that am official
telegram from Seoul the capital OF
Eo-.s says the inhabitants of Pyong'
yorg district. adjoining the frontier are
alarmed 40 the landing OF 1000 Rus
cans .n that neIghborhood.
HAD FOOD FOR THREE WEEKS.
washington Aug. 1.-THE navy de-
pu.uent has made public the follow
ing dispatch from Admiral Remey
"Taku. AUG l6 Message from Iekih
10Th. legations closely blockaded by
Chinese, provisions ample for three
"..'. '' "REMEY"
ANOTHER COLUMN FOR PEkIN.
Paris Aug IA dispatch received
here from Gen Frey in command Of
ths French marine force In China, dated
Aug q says the rapid advance OF the
allies towards pekln was due 90 the eX-
cllant scouting OF the Russians and
japanese.
Zen. Frey returned 20 Tlen TsIn In
order 90 lead the re-inforcements OF
French troops % the front,
Finding there the Germans, Austrlans
end Isl0us. who were not represented
with The advance columns, the general
offered 90 give them facilities for get
ting 10 the front with his command.
They accepted with thanks and a new
column composed ~ the forces Of the
nations mentioned, started Tor Pekln,
NOT OFFICIAL BUT BELIEVED
Washington. Aug. t7-Out Of the
gloom OF the recent acute crisis came
he cheering information from many
sources today, unofficial, but so cir
cumstanual and so positive as 90 be
generally credited IN official quarters
that the allied armies had reached
Psk.n and that the legationers had
been relieved This Information came
from press dispatches from London
shaugha. and Berlin. and they were
eagerly scanned by the officials in
Washington They were unable. hove
ever 90 furnish the slightest conhrma-
uJl. neither the state. war and navy
departments, nor the Chinese minister
having any advicus that this happy
examination had been reached
no WORD FROM FOWLER.
When the cabinet session began at
u o'clock be was with this lack of of
ieial Information and yet The convlcs
u9n from official information that the
crisis had been relieved At the state
department. q cipher dispatch was zee
g-.Fel from Consul Fowler at che Foo,
blt unfortunately 10 conveyed no word
%. OBJ. arrival az PeNn. nor the rescue
Of the ,egatoncrs. referring to points
already pretty wen known A dispatch
from Admiral Bemey dated at Taku
save Information as 60 the situation
al Fekin On the 10th
WI is ELATED.
The Chinese minister was elated when
word reached him Of the press dispatch
announcing that the legauoners had
.teH relieved. Not "a word had come o.
nun conlrmatory Of the reports, and
gla i'l HIM TO examine the unofficial