The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Chinese GunbOats
Join Rebels Cause
i-Pertsnt Aocitions 20 Requisites
Fighting Feree 10 Deserving
Frcm Navy
PsSiS6 sTilI HolDS OUT:
RU~ORS OF FAIl UNTRUE
Three insortAni Cites Fe-ssse the
Throne IN Province Adjoining
Pekine


nese suRboats. forming a part OF Al
mirsl sab Chsn-Ping feet. which
put In here yesterday for provisions.
vent over 10 the rebels this morning
The chinese telegraph operators
here vent on strike TO-DAY
Ching kiang. In the province %.
kians Su. fell at 3 O'Clock this after.
noon. All is quiet there The city
IS treaty port. second IN Importance
only TO Shanghai. The population r.
about $50 COO
HangshoW. capital of the provfnce
of Shu kiang was taken by the rebels
yesterday after a brief but spirited
resistance
kAiFENG. China. Nov. 6-The I'm.
perialists have recapturcd Tuns-
kwsn near iaa eastern border OF
Shen-Si province. The rebels lost
heavily and retreated towards sian.
Fu.
/ BERLIN. Nov. "a news despatch
TO the German Cablegram Company
from Tsingtao says that republics
have been declared az Chlfu Ksomt
and kiae Chau In Shanmng province
shantung adJoins chi ii province IN
which Peking Is situated. on the
/ southeast
LONDON. Nov 6.-Lengthy dcs.
patches sent from Peking and timed
early this morning fail 10 mention
the fall of the capital or OF the flight
I Of the court.
AMoY. .Nov 6.-The report OF the
rebel occupation OF Annoy IL unfound.
ed. The situation here Is tense. but
there are no disorders
PEKING. Nov. :. era. nth.
removal OF the rigorous censorship
hitherto rSised on the Chinese
press II a notable sign Of the times
The Chinese papers to-day publish
with the greatest freedom long ac.
counts OF the Hankow massacres. xiv.
ing the details and attributlng the
blame TO the imperialist leaders for
both the iiankov and Shanghai out.
breaks. As a consequence of these
publications. there is Increased AMI.
mostly towards the Manchus.
IL is suspected thar the Regents
brother. Prince Tssi Sum. has left
the country
\ private letter from an oficer Of
kuan Shais statf says that the rebel
leader General II Yuen Heng makes
twenty-five demands. the most impo Z
ant OF which Is that the imperial
household shall proceed 10 Jehol. with
the entire court. including the etl-
nuchs. and shall remain there. receiv-
ing In return adequate pensions from
the new government. which b. 20 b.
republican
Uitimstun 20 Yuan.
special secret meeting Of the IA.
tiOnal assembly yesterday afternoon
decided 20 telegraph Yuan Shi Kai ex.
planning the fearfully involved condi-
ton Of the political situation NJ Pc.
king. which required the immediate
presence Of the premier Otherwise.
the assembly would be- unable 10 tide
over the difhculties member %
the assembly explains that this is o
fair warning. ana that u Yuan does
not comply. another premier possibly
may DO appointed
Consular reports from Mukden say
many Chinese are fleeing into the
country. believing the Manchus will
retreat 20 Mukden and masgacre the
Chinese inhabitsnts
Advices from Annoy ssy that that
city is almost IN a condition Of an
archy. The taotai fas escaped on a
foreign steamer and the customs com
missioner has taken refuge in the
japanese consulate Two hundred ana
nifty British troops AZ Hong Kong
have been ordered 20 Shanghai. and
200 Russian troops 20 Ten Tsin The
Italians are establishing wireless
system between Peking and Esing.
Tao