The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1900, Page 1

fe ae WEHATHRER—F at IGHT| fhe EDITION | (ciretaton Bris Open oa" BASEBALL i RACING| ial Y | " Circulation Books Open to All.” LOUISIANA “GOVERNOR CALLS | gm ] ' Pil | | “10 Sp fal BRY beg Ht a {hr | to sini ew | ; smaye TIS TO LAUGH, «= leans Qnarchy in) eal | A ‘Russi Hard P d by Chi- omer GMD MA HANNA) «© RACING oui unr Perce Prenat ny | Report Heavy Losses, " tow Anti-negro riots continue In Ne' | r Orleans, and Gov. Heard has called The Maker of Presidents Ar- a , : “tte mors atts copie ve) == FIVeS‘at Elberon and BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS. INSANE. |Great Britain Fears Big War in First Regiment of Infantry, a battal- Ready for Work. - ; | Europe and Will Stop jon of the Washington artillery and | Wife’s Death an Awful) } six batteries of the Louisiana field ar- bi la okiay- Shock to the Famous Coal Exports. tillery: $46 6-04 SEP POEDEDASOODONEDDEDEEHH REDE tie ‘ Playwright. pa ‘ . \ v Maye Captavtiie, Wes called for jg en Ota Fierce fighting between the Chinese and Russians {s off ° 1,800 Mies gy = to easiet in| > | A! ~ Pitiful Scene in Court!cially reported from Manchuria. 4 keeping order to-night. . >) vidently forcing the war on her northern fro! Negro laborers have quit work at ? ’ H When He Was Com- Bogie a tous are aton at bayonet poitt, ”" the loves and business is prectically |% + AT WA ANe mitted To-Day. Though the Russians report victories, Blagoveschenk dW Mesndikill, en nenroce are dain (2 : ei is still being bombarded, and they are hard pressed “at \¢ . many points to leave thelr homes, : ; 3 Py England is preparing for a tremendous European war It was 5 A. M. to-day before the @ b over China , Sinica night rioting was stopped. One man $ | - & The House of Commons was told to-day that the export killed, four fatally injured and fifteen 4 + of steam coal for the use of French Navy would be stopped. more cr less hurt, was the record for | $ + lane has borrowed $50,000,000 since the crisis in hina begun. , menient . ? ; An ultimatum has been handed to Earl Li Hung Chang” STORY OF THs Ri N it : paiie demanding tiding o fthe foreign envoys within five days, u 0T 6. t } Ale UNS The Viceroy has fled to an arsenal at Shanghai for fear ema om ated . of being seized . + 1400 Citteens catted to net as Pox | > There is a big movement of Southern Chinese troops Hee pod Militia Ordered \* z Inorthward to join the army to defend Peking, That foree out. rf $ is now estimated at 800,000 men. ‘ NEW ORLEANS, July 26.—Mayor f 4 . Russia is reported to have given orders to bombard all Capdeveliie has communicated with | > 3 pang jthe Chinese coast forts > Gov. Heard, and the latter has called | t 3} RAIN PREVENTS LEAGUE GAMES 1u-DAY, | = 4 out the militia to preserve order. , ; eres sditeais weve | AN | RIA over China are current here, and the The troops called are the First In-| { q ” | FIERCE WAR IN tl C U prseonve gs asked “Is England r ane ae preparin, a pean bg fentry Regiment, the Washington | } } CHARLES H. HOYT. |tusstam Troops im Constant Battle apa ple ae = Artillery and the Louistna Field 4 t | ts eh oe } aed pi 8S - France ts considered out of all prox | Goole! te The Brening win) . tle Artillery. ; : —— —_ a ts ain ae ea | wk vavanehcd its <the portion to the crisis in China, Mayor Cafedevielle has also called | { e| Hoyt, the playwright, was commit Russian Miniatér at Seoul M Paviow,| ™Mense quantities of steam coal . p i ‘ » ¢ thie morning by Judge Pree , iin ; cor | Dave Deen leaving Great Britian for for 1,000 additional citizens to vol- |} : , ihe i t for the | porte © Rusinn detachm re featttnaly Oe pbs Minter as special police. This makes |} : Ineane jn th ' = hdl gid: "vita munday,| Prench Navy. tn. this coanection: A 1,500 in all called for ; Poppe: wea gad ae rates hind tide Wi J. Ralfour, First Lord of the Treas: Work on the levee, where negro| } » ag Jom of fifteen kiliet end many} UY replying to a question im the Jabor is largely employed, has been | ¢ MRS. MARCUS A. HANNA Suspended. The big grocery and | $4¢44-6-4446444464460006400000440000600640 Produce houses are also practically doing nothing, because they cannot | 5 b t wounded They fowent thelr way | House a herp ae signifi- | Kee, who, t ne p s h oaposing netives at the poln me ly pointed out that bill before night stand and who now had + the begenet Parliament to prohibit the exporta- . - | news : law, | den, Crodekoft, in a devoatch dated at| tion of war munitions applied to coal ° t ‘1 do not know airy — "| cnabarovel, July 24 wiates that a de- as well as to other military stores, ‘ ‘and wish y get their negro drivers to risk their pbs B.. am ontd : ‘vudiet tachment of railway guards safely) IM the House of Lords to-day the |would give me a e. 1 once studte ache lives. low ett a man who became Chief Jue | prought a caravan of [2 persons and bill prohibiting the exportation of Nep Hampahire At the « ieials (eam the raliway to Zurugh-|4°MS and munitions of war passed if be said: “Hoyt, 1 guees you) | Cninese troops, Gen. Grodehu ft) 't# third reading. stortes and | know all of 4 toe! This announcement caused a great | sensation as showing the suspicion’ held by the British Government | againet France. _| Russia has borrowed nearly ten om- | Millions sterling (950,000,000) from sod landed | he Imperial Bank of Russia stace the 1 River ommencement of the troubles tm tacked the Chinese poste io the] China fre Some Chines! PARIS, July 26,—Information fe prisoners. Three} ' Ex-Director of Cuban Posts te 3 Must Answer Charges of Fraud, Reports have reached Police Head- Quarters from many sections of the city giving information of the beat- Ing of negroes. ‘The Mayor, police authorities and citi- fens had a conferente today and ar- Fanged to prevent a recurrence of anul- Beare rioting to-night. STORY OF THE RIOTS, ‘The Mayor issued a prociamation cajl- ids, are raiding and Yalu Valley Hoyt nq 4 was (tpecial we The Rrening World | | It fe the totention of the authorities WASHINGTON, July 2 —Seeretary here fo prosecule Hathbone Sections Root hea cabled an order to Havwna | of the ode im force have Ueen found un table he con be ned es for the arrest of Major Estes G. Rath der ohh eh a sues were h tcates th for & volunti tens E . it |cetve ndicates (hat matters are ie ‘iiGax. lz dome, formerly Diteotar-dienerai of (u>| As Gaon ie under a military form ot! : “uti mad* | ugasines were set on fie and exploded. |oe working smoothly 18 Chim ’: sun Posts, and who jp implicated dy (government the War Department has |The Chinese » at wh D* There sooms to be considerable dis- All last night, and up to £9 o'clock (hls morning, mobs ran riot through this @ity om & hunt for negroes, and those unfortunates who. fell) into thetr srasp Wore elther killed oF so badly wounded! that they were ig for dead. After the mobs got started the negroes became terrorized and took shelter in their homes and the outhouses of white [prope who protected them, oo it was ‘qaly the unsuspecting and inoffensive negroes who were the victims, ‘The police were powerless, As fast as they apparently dispersed a crowd © tn one section ft only reformed and nother’s motives among the powers, and this will have § tendency to defeat general unity of action, trust of 01 Fourth Assietagt Postmaster-eneral taken action in the case of Major Rath- ardment of Biago Hirtatow's report in criminal (transac: bone It was done after fr! consulta . ‘ The town of tlong. The arrest will be made to-da! tion with the postal suthorities Ne Misk e y | Algun bas heen # fire by the Rus — —— ——— The alien have MISS RUTH HANNA. _.-- MISS HANNA meeting t+ formbblate plans and deter mine unon speakers for the State (peria! to The Rvening World) ELBERON, N. J.. July %—Senator Mark Hanna with a party of tweive, Including his family, arrived here thie morning at 7% o'clock ing private car attrehed to a train over the Pennayi- hard and weil, 1 dom't care to + a glorious spot. It ie just the aay more. When I don't want t place to rest after hard work, and | ex-|4 thing to one can make me | pect to do some chores before November. | 4/ways that way. PLAYING SOLITAIRE. “To-morrow the committee will hotd! “The people are not interested in wha Senator Henna was found by a re-|ite meeting. | am going to town early. |i omy. | am before tham too much.” an) Vania Ratlroad direct from his Ohlol porter for The Evening World in the] Aw yet I have nat formulated any Meas the Senator ehuckied good naturadly home. Murphy cottage just before the lupchoon| concerning the work, that ie, any but LONDON, July % — Telegrame Senator Hanna and his warty were| hour to-day. Ne was seqied ai a email preliminary Meas, so that I realy ANENT M’KINLEY. praetieas Jo ’ Ke ‘eam Minami f rt that Ld Hang Sriven In five carriages to the Franklin |tabie on the grousd foo'. In front of {haven't anything to say for publication. | warning out to the verande srdie nate of these and garnered them Prepares to Prohibit et} trom Shanghai repo Murphy cottage. Mr. Hanna and his| nim were playing carda spread tace up- shetwetee 0F tin cotsage Senator Haane | for, fulure bee Stenm Coal for Use of the | Chang has taken up his abode at the” friends are to be the quests of Mr. Mur- | ward. BRYAN? 'TIS TO LAUGH. dropped tm 10 « reclining cdair and| y4™"i, Mahé ant meen tle ok Preach Navy. arsenal as @ measure of He, the maker of Presidents, was try-| Hoston newepaper when LONDON, July 26.—Rumors of a| fearing attempts of the powers to solve the elmplest probiem in|, Ad Later be Degan | 2 1 his liberty, - jtaire. comedies, They Were great succes serious clash between the powers curtail . 42° See ene : The foreign Consuls at 0. Ciainato ; _ - a8 nae it malin torwune 19 estima |Wast Trains via Penneytvania | have informed the Viceroy at nearly « Rallread obtained definite line Mike! in 104 pi lees he ae ae iore Walsh having |v» Caienge, Cincinnati, Clevelant, Iatianapetia, Lowieritie ent a, Lewin °° treat and take fresh | the country |) Coss destroyed the Chniese OLITMATUM 10 Lh wand | Starvinevak |1f Definite News of Foreign Raveye, Is Not Forthcoming im Five cs) ENGLAND SCENTS WAR, | esr crmen toa