The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1900, Page 2

> ORR gine ———- —— WASHINGTON IS STARTLED 090-- posses Reach a High Percent- “TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY.” age and More Troops r, Must G : us oO. : (Sprcial te The Rvesing Ww J It was expected sae Government} $ WASHINGTON Aug. 6—The 4¢-| troons would mopt to n tand | Qpatehes from Admiral Remey and) ge (his place and news of a battle|® C— Commander ‘Pars Heate that the! py, p hourly anticipated % APMP has met with the Most) Pye percontage of canualtion at! ae resistance (a ite nee tO! Peitsang ie leas than at the battle of | WHeking. The total eaenlties of 1,200) sancingo, where the killed, wounded | wa force of 16.000 uw HIRD and m £ ut per cent 4 percentage. ' f the Chinese} 9 The important fact is «oa a 1 ‘ siderable com. \'a Onstrated that the Kussiais are a= ment amon uthorjties. It tively participating in the « Was not expec hey would be able @ad not sulking at Tientsin, 98 688) to do much execution 3 erroneously alleged to have ad A loss of even 7 1-2 per cent. by the | 2 stated in Gen. Chaffec’s suppressed cablegram. The Russians are shown to have borne with the einforcements will be necessary, brunt of battie. It is expeeted that Gen Chaffee will Peitaang is a rice depot eight miles | now be able to furnish the War De- |! beyond Tientsin or road to F mi aditional {nform: iii have hein @ © the probability of a suc an Te tsyeeee } a Pini y ful march to Peking, the reset ly anxious .o capture (hese ste cae tay te Heipated and tae Seces- before they could be removed or de- for 1 stroyed by the Chinese llled army in its first engagement on the march to Veking, Indicates that Japanese the th * ontingent \ abe OFFICIALS STUDY LI’S CABLE TO THE WORLD. OPER NRA A o> THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1900, BY CHINESE RESISTANCE. DOB Deieiere ey ad LINER'S OFFICER SUICIDE FOR LOVE. Thiele Shot Himself in Stateroom, It Is Said, When Beautiful Passen- ger Spurned Him. Fourth Officer f= Thiele, of the Ham- yroke tn the door. He found ‘Thielejeabin and rest, but he doubtless. tm hurg-Amertoan Liner Deutech!and, com 4 out witha 4 was Scuraced forever. finitted » his stateroom om the asrengers had seen the harwh re i ng ab famlay.”* Haccoma out of her trip, which ended 1 the ing (alow me e sul w all on in Hoboken this morning. | Soria knew what the pistol shot} board r sant the ship's A report of (he tragedy te that t t | machir nal Worked so per- fourth offleer shot himeel? after being! Few fina at aie S-breaking f Capt Albers for beta n ‘ went \ bridge during his wateh.; body was dropped into) On Aue roke, following ’ ry of * that sere 7 ame ated Who was a young and sprightly ‘Young Thiele had y machinery got Mficer, killed himself because a beautiful | been from the ime we k ne dip list, 80 \ jAmerian ell, who was 4 passenger, was worrying over 1 in a circle for | Fetured attentions which ne urged upon! family or m: matters, None of 4* | sey u her with Aesperation of a man mad-) was intimate enough with him to # t 1 js exceeled in size ty lutatuated | his contd: He came to us from only by the She holds the He deserted hic post, accoming to! the Worreman line, running from Ham: | record for aving mae the dis- thie account, to re his sult) with! burg to ine Afr ast, Though only/tance betw Sandy Hook ant | re beautiful passenger, who was) twenty-three te wax an efflctent officer. | Plymouth in 5 days. 14 hours and 6 min- Promenacding the deck ‘I noticed him acting pecullariy on|utes She was fourteen hours behind | Albers Came upon him, ordered! the bridge and though! it beat order her record on (he present trip. to take off his at, the ship's! him below to get a little rest. He took! The moat notable pessenger on boand f office, and sent him to hie! it very hard, Possih.y he wae in just, was the Standar; Of magnate, John abin The lad went down in disgrace. | that peculiarly unbalanced state when | Rockefeller He was accompanied & Five minutes after a shot was heard] everything appears like persecution | ble wife and von and other members of n adin of Second OMcer Franck “It sm recognised symptom of in-| prem, oe aual, declined to First OMcer Schmamberger, sanding Veanity, 1 had only void him to go to his | speak of the r travels, STOCKS SAG AND COUPLE TRIED TO DIE IN HOTEL ROOM. A ian and a woman to die to-Ja wall, ‘The woman lay at full length gether to-day tn room 5 of the Bridge! on the floo sani siintah (5 _ Hote}, at 22 Third avenue Hoth appeared lifeless from the ef- PrAmTWOr< N A « "| tates ate "7 oapatinnlty. a hag ha Poth jc RE A Phe al e to The World from L. Hung «wa eral Goodnow ad- land wife, The police think the m They were ed to Harem Hospital today shown to various off a tm at mee ‘ jname is James 8 After they we r dices are egainst thelr recov- ee * *¢ contrnstors sal ee. erten tn ain fn ;| Railways and Industrials “sap ahead hs, ‘ Tt to held to Indicate the withdrawal |(Government, Acting Becretary Adee ime Hi Were Up, but Sold Off [ar ve cis ond cone te eee chk money wae , of Chira trom her heretof awn te ed Goodnow, Fowler and ry at the Close this morning wel suicide were . e dow lorved a woman | delibe nd do position in preparat ' sin Urge upon representa ® : The decor was ferced ant oy Soe eine sn tioned and tbe gan fete . to the conditions tm ! Pres ive f the Imperial Government the vI Yt pete t inet ee Si) aiuae dent as cere to “ 1 of mity ft mmu | An Increase tn the volume of business -_- fives for the ato F Vhis in in no senne 5 | With prices on the rise marked the open: Cart Callman, millinery A But it Is pointed bat Li Hung 99d te rewarded by as Ty eben pedleres at | Broadway; William P. Rinckhod, Preal- Chang evades the ques of unre. | mer Braga cane 4 : ie ved petro 4 third street; John S atrieted comm and confines dent's . MAT AAOABS sand baat We ae Gee Kavanagh, real estate, 1081 Madison Rimecif to the re ‘ hi «font to 6 teats © . ' hae 7 . : Ameng the Industrials, Te " eH Wolff, Vice-Prealdent, pinion ‘ aves 3 ge Uncle Sam—Now, you heathen, I'm a goin’ ter let the Dowager Empress do a little | are ain nonhattrtam, Tennenne [31 Morin Mowe stret Loula 8. Duval with Wine not any of them wilt | | worryin’ about HER Minister—See | Fuel & Iron, Chicago Terminal & riagage Soplanerertay tes \ paramount to euch removal. eran em | Heicg ate PP sentry Roig Ke 0 sire W. Gibson, architect, 54 feewe raised by the Go ‘ ‘a ive points. Frond street: Ploe Mork, cigars, 48 Bast ‘The removal of the Minis A ! Sinailer eains in this department were —_~— Tw { street; Chauncey H. Hath- f F at he can meet record tea in National Tube, American s ant p eet; Jacob mown repeated ut # the D Car r American be &..| Not Much Work for Will.) \¥ ene. ie a Sone 8, t “ rian Bteel ° mertoan | , Schm mt r street; and emphasised by the United ont ' flue Teel & Wite and America®) iam G., Who Will Serve | tre. Thuimessnger, Vice-President, 135 a The Northe | Grand street: John Adler, meat, 1 Bast 7 HOME FROM GERMANY vt ai ae for August. Pifietn sree. Julan, Nataan, retired 9OFFOF 1990808060610 Od OE HEE. LEDERER ERODE a | Manhattan ; Pred 8. Salsbury, 4 quarte [treasurer, §Tt Broadway; James Pay, . t to iat Hillam @. Rockefeller. a son of Wil! mber, 2% Kast Fifty-fret street; J LI HUNG CHANG CABLES 4 | lyn ae " ransi was up a (ll | ime Recketeller, the Standard Ot mag-| Slater sotel, 20 Fifth avenue Samuel TO EVEN | NG WORLD. é “m fracih nate, is a member of the August Grand|N. Vandewa ai estate, &% Liberty re r eading stocks |Jury which was swom in today by et, Sant », Foot, Vice-President, | Two gavel Atter|< ’ Judge MeMahon in Part IT. of Gen , Lows W. Morrison, aT t Was Thrown Out | ral Sessions, (Copyright, in b Pat mpany, New York World.) | Young Roeckefeiier and his f 4 i te the » Wore $] When Andrew D. White, Ambassador mean to go TH want .| of Church. | wre have an apparently emsy’time in pri To the Editor of The F © World ©) Deut and the first ve asked | Ort that they and they] ; S Except for S teow of t ef! stock F attention was not important, and| ne closing prs gt iy one y escort of the Diplomatic Corps to a place of safety eae at a2 | cao ite on eo a. | Marcy avenue, Hrookiyn, we srown | 1 rig tities is Rockefeliier on | 12.1%: December, 7.91 to January, renders action of the Ihied for necessary ye mate | tons in China good thing and | !8to @ pante jus ter mass to-day by | the jury Montoe L. ” Sttnon, Vice. iz vette f 4 to's Mays Mis to 8k, It is the first step toward the solution of the sit- that they were he was over ji I tend to the permanent peace of | @ _ we at through the churea sae time || President, 119 road atreet, wao is the] Market barely steady. Ss ' ' hurepe. | barking and snapping i ied Federal Steel and # Wire ‘a Waiion, — LI HUNG CHANG ‘Cme of our legation there,” he said, hee IF attitude, ard « sity the ae Th the dow ® way escaped him ren of olavast a pant. Phe gen ral ten ‘ 1 ‘ f mine a In n ‘ stan on the seats of the pews, | a 8 eal. On Saturday The World cabled to Li Hung Chang, | A SS [ee oe Ae wee | eee wan oh ra Soa eae | Hee Wasstlcr. tn wet : See Sometime 5 akc é Bull's Eye at The Wor fr at this morning , a: vation here - ] ig m ta ah " ue . ; ; felling was! ®@ crisis, confirn } " a it to The World a “ ; ; s : : t The 4 ¢ the se at 64] Aull Lond he ar ine dentine. a é O 0 es * that the ult ur ur Govern: ulted ast . ake aie | Hoope t was open and the dog|ysige shares, and of bonds $7 in a complete backd the per f China ty oie ow le * ‘ the hallway, where two value M: de t Orde China n e dae 4 Worst ont © ' a nade by the| el. dak + heya 4 tations. adé to er. ernments and rt fy ee Orn Oe ee ae spits: de aas cones 0 was cornered Wy & potteomas These sales are held twice a year (only) where t! t ! \e . I fe to keep the skilied tailors in a big estab. army, Chir ; ! The waunde of the ahiMiren Wore sau | t lishment busy between seasons, This A vel dateliay any \ eS ea it kept hustling with extra hands to help us out fi imploring tt er | aw time we are napa i : ‘ ip oan _— the allied | f t ' ‘ ; pe ' es RS Select your cloth from an extensive assortment of all-wool Fabrics, 64 9990044-4-1-540-44-0% . it : : pager * AMTTER DUNLAP BURIED order your Suit or Top Coat for delivery at any time you wish and 4 1 v wore ——— pay us for CONSULS LEAVE re igh i ase TOP COAT onver, “Ede 4 Ya $8, 1, funeral of Robert Dunlap, t New Striped Flannel Suitings in various shades and select designs; : CEN I RAL CHINA. Seaton, SUED ettpet ax also Bradford Serge in Blue, Black, Olive, Tan, Brown and Gray, | TROLLEY ON BROADWAY. leith erenun ‘ 4 gic ries a Bird’s Eye and Ribbed Homespun and Heather Mixtures. - — j Séivapeiliog Nabees tanaaaee Seenners hist tuens po ; H Remember :— At no time other than during our two sales do we | Caplial to Pay tor on E 7 So = as me ; make Suits or Top Coats for less than $15.00, ; ' ree See Seay | son, W. A. Dunlap, and three daugt pI leave, with his Japanese ear | of Motive Power ers, Mra A. H Lameon, Mra J. E 1. The mail service has been stopp. | - In wand Mrv. B. A. Baker, HY o_ ‘ an) rice was wlucted by Re Pf s Chunking is 4 commerc # York| Dr. De Witt LL Pelton, the curate 1 oy 7 fm the province of Sze State roh The Protesiant-®plscon mm 4 tral China, Tis prov OOLO INIALS N CHINA WAR. | © | burial vervice was read and a quar St ae Cor. Nassau and Ann n Sts.» N.Y. south of Shans!, whe ‘ | Leontine Blan, Portrait H ' vues iB B ' Ey dag a Massacres of Christians | pM Look for Building Covrred eth Place under imperial o Vietarin to Send 200, Vow 6 Painter, Married by Sever sg h Red Revolving Umbreilas. Admiral Seymours visit to Nan eb aaa ae el eameae " Ss the Vauktes, Wes tocoucen| =" Awd South Ane Acting Mayor. ip at By Measures for the protection of ¢ tralia 182 Won ' alway, [Cee hep sure a 8 ay a, foreigners in that region N Aus \ ‘| sees SS i 8 ite Some 3,000 Hiritish troops will be and | snaing ¢ } $3 at Bhanghat to defend | : ’ see batiory ine t | IN ANARCHISTS TRUNK, fy is s° ' » Wirty-four ‘ “~ © o " ‘ A t > hanger will re wl , ite 6 Lona Hind “led” Newspapers Ad- ioe 1% ON COL, HAY PEYERISH. . tisn.om , a Vietense tm the ma e NG ORIENTALISTS & JEWELERS c | B oe he a May ple i ON ON BROADWAY& 18TH ST, Very Mach Hx , i as K the tr eae jk 1d eras semen OF te Che. cesses Mayor | Now York Cit home. 1 Cornaila stteet, found iwo WHEAT GAINS ST STRENGTH. and Floor. nese Situation | o D wh j —_ san ~ agp LAKE, N. H., Ave. ¢ MORE TROOPS FROM CUBA. * 7 Wren] DRAD IN BRD: GAS ON Queat pabllshed by the ¥ Wheat opened 2 ctendy aay to-day and later 7,950 Yards h Who reached here f ans ’ . son er Known as the Right ts xained fractional strength, is to the Baturday wes res M-leteet tafe . advance in the corn market, which war ™ | ’ 5 x eine ot Aprit 2 contatn brought about by the hot dry weather P; in d Dr Silks he contract on te] POM 4 Sioterwetd ay Patel cee Sr iat dare, alae c| ee eee Rum rinted Japanese Dress im bene enues Way 6 we la and Windows by a writer f Rat Paris markets were from 16 to @ Haand the Secretary ie very| The United states dh ted ee Nore Pluhtly shut, Ki was a tirade agatnat three italtan | ne on cere re tae. Small and Medium Designs and Strives—all coloes, by the strain hia | from Havas " “ ' eeuall om Waukon b Steigerwald was found] MewWapapere for accepting favors (rom | the local market at Soe opening. with the Chinese | First teteate A in bed thie « in his room,| the tation Government feng ember corn climbed fro AT HALF C. th me }aene for China. arrived in pert ¥ Fast One Hundred and Twenttern| Another iseus, dated May 1. had al it Ne T deptember wheat lowehes " be thts oe it Beers. | Phe | Unreecolumn aiiids sigied G. P. Filip. Now Yor PRICE YD, Mic gee one it : anything moze | men iat a Vervot 4h feouper-| Havana Aug were hi Seo- time limit from armed of one oa the Croton strike. : the ; nowta:is onthe fe a we in ibe room on : b. » » “Giclgerwatd ned imen Ih Was no ake tha ition and a6 to be very Ry al 1 (0 quarantine until the Cube eapired, ‘ work: Sale of Remoants in Walst, Skit and Drom 246 to 16 yards each.