The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1900, Page 1

ea tay #00) ht “re. \¢ \ EDITION | “ Circulation Books Open to All.” poet ae SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1900, PRICE ONK ¢ iNT NEW YORK, a SI, LOUIS ND WOUNOS HS WAN HHH HE Rhet! beh bb PrP rer rr rrr \ Little Preach | Husband of Anna Gould Runs * Count Orlowski T ough the Thorax ;, in Duel. A Newspaper Article Caused the [eeting, ‘ Which Was to Go On ; i Until “One Was Un- able to Continue,” PARIS, July 21.—Count Bont de Castellane, who married Anna Gould it of New York, fought a duel with swords to-day with Count Orlowski in the outskirts of Paris. In the first assault Count Orlowski was wounded in the thorax and the duel was stop-| ped by the doctors. } The conditions of the duel were that the contest should continue until one of the combatants was absolutely 4 unable to continue. The cause of the duel was a news- paper article reciting a quarrel be tween the two occurring in Count Boni de Castellane’s house. Count! Orlowski charged Castellane with re sponsibility for the article. The seconds failed to reach @ satis- factory arrangement and decided that a mostiag was necessary. WASHINGTON BELIEVES ENVOYS ‘SAFE, | WASHINGTON, July &% - After twe Department to-day through Minister Wu| The Chinese Sinty lasey, of Albany * SUOCESSOR.: cuss the situat! |e very unwise for him to ft this time 2 and nowhing to lone ne confidence in the Chinese jish the guilty parties, aN other Minteters. of the greatest vaiue and Interest Elmira. It may, however, be mentioned, and to whom efforie are being mad ear Protection, ere tor y Taotat Sheng, D at Thanebal, wie 4, verttler to » =| (Meer'al te The Krening © BLMIMA, July 2 formerly Special eatin on China with To-Morrow’ s Sunday World. . tn Bae Round of the Sun The Erasarivemia Limited sakes the run from New York to Chicago over s faultless route. the Blue dentate } Lee streching scenery: ieviting kel irout romper 6? | erteon yf Hellevue - Lord Charies Beresford, Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister to the United States, and others. ALLIES TO MARCH _ ON PEKING AUG. 15 from two widely removed eources, the} the Viceroy of Nanking. Lia Kun Yu nang In proceed ‘He a trend of United States Senator | 18 all the for one from Sheng, at Shanghai, and the] royal edlet, dated to-day. a» follows ae eee ee Re te mae (Platt, who came from t ept Baron von Ketteler were safe)? i "s Dying Words. | it to «0 ni cum $ ing other from the Viceroy of Nanking | “According to the edici of the ith of | i pete = wine 1 wn ‘ 7 3 kg {and sound, the protection of + Gallant Lis . rea pvernment te proces: ant emeriniende nt Pater ; ° ‘They make it clear that an edict cer-/ July, with the excepiton of the German |... ted vit theee ay any a- (McDonnell will succeed Head Keeper| the Imperial r P WORERERORUECRCOCUCUCEO OD | eee eee tainly has been issued relative to the| Minister, who was killed by Anarchists. | tions are muthentic tt has not deen ine! Dre helenae in Charge lor muel D, Sample, who wwe fk The Chinese Mintster did not ser -— - condition of the foreign ministers and| With regard to which vigorous measures |fMuenced In ‘hie attitude y Buropern! the Britieh Minister of Foreign At ‘ (ee eri : th f © quit f the eontaing other matters of information |4fe belie taken to investigate and pun- | cffttetem convinced that it had at Reformatory in ay vtill declines to dts ware, ‘Fla blleged s also quite un. authority, ts convine trath of vo, stating that it wo Picture of the Wall of Tientsin, where 1,500 foreigners. were massagred. Articles by Charles Denby, Gco. F. Seward, ex-United States Ministers to Pe BASEBAL # RACING = ——=xs PRICK ONK CENT. rr WINS. b yi SY | “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | ~+000---— EMPEROR SAYS ENVOYS ~ WERE SAFE ON JULY 18. Admiral Remey cabled this afternoon that a strong force of allies will start for Peking on August 15. His despatch was in reply to Secretary Long's cable urging promot relief for Congers © There will be 3,700 American troops in the expedition under command of Gen | Chaffee. Admiral Seymour cables that the Chinese have entirely evacuated Tientsin vicinity. An edict by the Chinese Emperor was laid before Secretary Hay to-day declaring foreign Envoys were alive on July 18. A copy of the same edict was received by the French Government, Thus the lof Minister Conger and the other Envoys being alive may be stated as follows: FIRST Minister Conger’s own cespatch trom Peking received in reply to Hay’s cable SECOND-C on the way to Washington THInD-Admiral temey'’s despatch stating that the envoys were alive on July 18. FOURTH. Assurances received from Chinese officials, including Li Hung Ch that the f reigners were safe FIFTH The Imperial edict received to-day distinctly stating that the envoys are ui harmed and the appeal to the srench Government, which is signed by Kwang Su emperor, and not by a usurper A feature of the China situation to-day is the attempt to seize Li Hung Ch ang his way to Peking. The British Government absolutely refuses to believe the Ministers are still alive in Peking. It is held in London that all were massacred. nsul-General Goodnow’'s despatea stating that Conger’s answer were received in a special despatch to The Evening World and may be found on Page —2000- ‘ALLIES TO ADVANCE, REMEY SAYS Ministers at Peking. From other sources it was learned, however, that Admiral Remey'’s de- spatch related to the military condl- tions at Tientsin and Taku, and the prospects of a forward movement on WASHINGTON, July 21). —The Sec retc-” of the Navy received a cable message from Admiral Remey late this afternoon in response to his In- structions to and urge every effort for the relief of be beleaguered direction of Peking. It is understood that Admiral Remey says that a strong composed of representatives of the powers, wil! start from Tilentein on Aw. 15. ase Dr | aict eiving assurances than on July Ministers at Peking Keep On Firing!” on jfaire, Lord Salt va: fodict was rer Jand there ts the redence the original reports of the massacre ~ of foreigners at Peking. —————_— Rusiness Opportunities advertised im The World pay big "eturna, inderstand rded at W sate ngton to pesage to the | saying that not t vai [im attached by the this late there ** | ment te according to this ‘ : Full details of the death of Col. Liscum and the disaster to the Ninth Regiment % the part of the allied forces im ths v ; . that censideration was duly discuss al fil ald before Secretary Hay to-day — a ty-four hours’ deliberation, and after| DY Secretaries Hay, Root and Lang to who says It congrms his Conger REeeerereeereeretererorcr tiers terre Giving due consideration to the incredu-} 247) “Bat all of these communications | despatch | BRITISH DOUBT. \t - lous criticiams of the European authort.| 7" Peking at two points passed} A enying the Imperial edict | i ‘ | ties as to the © | ‘AYOWSR the sa whic M f Wo Init bet er : rN : 48 to the Conger message, the @amte| sou. Yule oft Cath: Ghee! Ss idhatine | A€ Shanghat Sheng receives | ‘At Hay to-day was a despateh from, New York, and at recwsent| LONDON, July B1.—Bir Chih hen g on C (ea Department remains unshaken in \#levers thingy im Weshi we. \3 ng, Dire of Posts and T@graphs § of Onwego, te all doubt Lo Feng Loh. the Minister to : | { firet conctusion, that the mesage.was| We is the medion, pots op |'* Manehel, caving the ‘head of the Retormatory | creat Britain, visited the Foreign Of: | 4 pothentic, ‘and that Mr, Conger wasithis te that th Fortunate that Minister Conger’s tel- and will ultimately » 1% R Brock, A 108i 2 alive on July 18 euraph' ome Imperial de- Way as superintendent, according fice this afterne and comunteated C P | ation from a most 6 sour ‘ forted to be an itperial ‘orroborative evidence came to the!wf Its eorrobe |" oe Redertaen has ss on assistant Dr.| Vest Pure