The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16
STEADY Proeession o. Imperial Trosps
Leaves Pesin9 for south 20
bioc- Rebels
CHINA sUpPREssEs AL
MESSAGES FROM INTERIOR
Nsiirosd Trsre Annsiled 70 Prevent
Rebels Moving 5y Raj On
70 Pesing

PEkfSG Dst o. The T1.pr-e
government has placed severe r-
ttrictionh on 90" telegraph lines. r,I
aently Tor %" purpose ~ prsyeufIlg
communication b.tAeen Ia. rebel.
The telegraph standardization refuses
70 transmit messages either 90 or
from the province ~ iig P~h Human.
hiAng ~. Sac 'huan- XVI Chow and
funsn On thi- account !iaukop.
where the revolution H. a. lfs hei-hf
10 cut on 10 lz not considered ps-
slble that the wires have been cut
throughout these sIr province IA.
WI lately. the revolutiOnaT-s having
free use OF the wires received and
disseminated Information cozc.rning
'he progress of their plans in all
quarters
Rush Troops 20 Front
The government refuses to reveal
TIE number or the destination 0f the
troops. who are being sent s0uthuard
BeginDing 10 morrow only single
hrst class train will be- run dail, be-
tween Pcking and TIen THlne pa.
about seventy miles 20 The southeast
OF the capital This Is due fn tho
heavy troop 'raffic aud for the pur
pose Of preventing any great number
OF rebels from coming into Pratne
Passenger and freight frafic has been
entirely suspended between P-aiug
and HAnkoW
so far. The government has refused
To permit correspondents 10 accom-
pany the army Both sides ARE anN-
ious 10 favor fouignrrs and o. I- De-
heved that N" government VIII r.-
consider this refusal. should th.. nm
perialists meet With initial success
The last dispatch received from
Hankow said that the revolutionaries
had organized a Red Cross society.
and had invited the cooperation OF
the American Episcopal mission THIS
invitation Was accepted provislonally
Demand Reform.
LONDON. oct - \ shanghai 10.
spatch 10 local news agency SAYS
Yuan Shi Raj Who has been recalled
by the government and appointed
yicoroy OF Iiuprh and Human provinces.
has declined 20 accept the appoint.
ment unless ~ H. accompanied bv Inn
perial guarantees of immediate II.
fective reforms and the enforcement
of constitutional measures such as are
demanded by the leaders ~ the pres
ent agitation. The insurgents dlsclaim
the character of rcvolu'ionista The,
have styled themselves the "Cou-titu.
tionhi party" coutending that the con.
stitution granted by th. late emperor
has been violated under the existing
regime.
insurgents We'll Organized
The insurgents. SAYS the despatch.
are well organized and the leaders
have their forces thoroughly iu hand
All lopting and laWiessness ar. mer.
cilessly repr"ssed The shortness %
coin reported from Hhukow is due to
the rich Residents having handed Uvar
their wealth to the insurgents. Who
have also Commnudercd all the species
In the banks. for which they have
given receipts
Another despatch received he-a frt m
Hankow. purportlng to bear the, laf,
~ sunday. II q m saws Perfect ur.
der is still being maintained here auI
the foreign concessions are respected
by the rebels. Who oecupy 90 cIty.
Rebels Have Funds
SAN FRANCISCO. Dcf o. With
two million dollars lu lt- treasury md
an equal amount subject fo caII $500
600 troops 900 china aud 90 uuN re
served In the United States and Cau.
ada. With Legislation adopted and aT.
ministrative ofhcrrr chosen. fhe .rn
posed Chinese republic viii make a
continuss on Tenth Pas.