The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1900, Page 1

Oe ae i ta eo meal os ' rm =... rr 7 or _ ee ete) eed —_—_ —__—-. ALL THE LATEST SPORTING NEWS WEA BHR s eae oe "ALL THE LATEST SPORTING NE NEWS | 0PM, © ioP.M. EXTRA _ eee [ “Circulation Books Open to Ali,”’ " “ Cirenlation Jooks Open to All.” hd EXTRA an ONK CENT sikW YORK, PUESDA AUGUSE 7, Ti, PRICK ONK CENT, NEW YORKS WIN CHAFFEE FACE TERRIFIC ODDS! — a —— ——— —-—- ++ { . “I seize them gently; they rer pucker ap % 3 DEGREES OF Relief Army Menaced by Hordes Fe A oe YS STARYIN HEAT of Chinese Near ,* their lips—and then something happens,” ENV ih ARVING '' " w ” KILLS, Peitsang. HOW TO KISS A BRIDF. IN ENING sy ALL WERE * Is the Hottest! 60,000 Mongol Troops Camped August Ever Re- Across the Road to | omnes. corded. ; By Acting Mayor Randolph Randolph Guggenhei Ba SAFE ON AUG, l, carded, China’s Capital. “Ty Fee Is a Kiss, Noth- t en ee Oey re ing Pore, and I Exact - It from All Brides, Whether Blond or :: Brunette, Handsome + or Otherwise. | THE FORECAST, Porecast Tor the thirty. sis hours ending ate Ww Wednesday, Aan. %, for New York City amd vieimity: | Failure to get details of the battle at Peitsang has ~~ | intensified the anxiety felt in Washington for Chaffee’s little army. The allied forces are now facing odds of nearly five to one and officials teel that the road to Peking will run ‘ with blood. 4 It is believed from Gen. Chaffee’s report that 30,000 . more Chinese are intrenched at Yangstung and that those b on retreating from Veitsang fell back on this body, making Comtiowed warm) thander- storm to-might) (air Wednes- days Heht to fresh south to Se Sees HTEOOD west winds, 2 MeSH ROOBE “Vil Hold This Job Until Sept. 1, So Don’t Come h in a Rush to Have 3 Nuptial Knots Tied.” | 60,000 now in front of the allies. No advance has been made by the allied forces toward . 1 Peking since the battle at Peitsang on Sunday. The belief ” , Atle Now we yo ke to be nwa . * 7” is growing that the allies were checked. seeterea Aathie: Mager, BAS } Ha pi Gen. Chaffee’s report, sent previous to the battle, ». «x Shows the allies with 14,000 men tried to take a strong xa position defended by 30,000 Chinese. Their heavy losses ss compelled them to halt. Bh. Americans, British and Japanese—10,000 —acted to- gether on the west side of the river; the Russians, French and others—4,000—on the east side. inte re frederick Palmer, The World war correspondent, added a the Putier Guild the finishing touch to Chaflee’s report, stating that the Chinese works were captured. NEW YORK & lees @ 6 J | 0 0 0 J | di 1—8 a | Gu. oe reports also that the Ministers at Peking . jwere s ¢ July 28 LOUIS. bets chitin screen hidden rf ALLIES A RE CH ECKED ; home to-day trom the effects “| aon] te et aevuty gene Y HEAVY 30017 100-6 B LOSSES. on have from now untl ! ke advantage of his offer While the real Chief Executive, Mayor oP Robert Van Wyck, ts out of town enjoy a bis Summer Macat Mr Gueme eimer ts filling his There ar recedents the Mayor's t Mr Van Wyck doesn't he wand om them ts per orming marriage ceremonies, Not so, his worthy Heutenant { Saphecd $ ed Lipa om h . e vial mow And Jurtie his remun making two r 8 t aaras Ber ti j old, fonnd dead in bed from the} WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—Alarm Is) first advance was momentarily hr io * Ma | ard, while be is not looking for a rus heat im the Philadelphia Hotel, jfeit in some quarters for the allies, as) checked by their fire. } es is known that the retreating Chi What with their poor transport f bi t i j front of the international army will have to halt at Pelteang jadly welcome all trip on the ing business, he wil y + iriorning. blushing troops 4n furiously, when an Evening World re: BRO ° arm recuperate and await reinforee- 4 Rotter Inteprogates him on his urbde- " ) ? nb tank « is Increasing the | ments. ; a ie, ateces | ‘ q HI ) Tt k of news is Inerea a ols ea ; 1 ore and the eagerness to s evident that in retreating the i Other Mayors” ne went 00, MAYO tt at tetabatobeetetiebtebeb beet pe! ed s of ese fell back on the main’ poattion i Rives B-Gipheisen 5 have f + Miciebebeitetctoinintntobetnteinintntvin it~ ne TON BEACH RESULTS sses of the American con- h Bet ie 5 *Ene custgM has been in yoRur, as 1] | ra a BRIGHTON BEAC ESULTS. ang and Yanastumg? Thetr Z Yinderstand it, many years. You know, |¥OU're about It you might as well do theling the marriage ceremony 4 ‘ nt ees! ae factiet: © + estimated at 0,000 f Hewitt kite’ the Duchess of Maribor. | 49> right avant i eheee ef tee betila a'w ovsart'y be“intreased . @ugh, and b mums they pothwnjoyed it a doesn't the bri m ataaat — , ee fn } ‘ sting from Peltsang. 4 i * © MISS ADDS TONE. alad to dott. It hamoe pou know, 1 have until Sept. 1 to ait im thie chair, m Heuston, thirty years attee rege Chinas Seettion i a At least they think 90.” I don't say I want a rush of matrimons O14, of BA Nact Thirty-niath atreet.| * vedad a Jas r tive polnt of the AD) you think It necedlary to the | 10 aheut the beidagrocmt” |iel Business, but I'm ready tor aft conv as " 3 nA A | Sicas na) skied cl 4,000 men should try to take vena” wake 4 GeaeoT Mr. Gussenneimer was i fs different. 1 generally|ers. And, mind you, jt w ; if c aed “Jan intrenet Tientein and rf forked Jeonsult him before L venture. Tha a cent. It’s the cheapest place in VAlvA ACL yee Sagres 30,000 Chine a “think It gives dt a great deaf of | wise precaution» You can't alwaya fod to get ted up. Just a kiss, nothing Joseph Koven, twenty-one yeare ” ' * sone * replied the Acting Mayor, smack-| your man. But, then, he's usually wilt- | more _ old, of 70 Manhattan avenue, ; « ow Bizes Init Vis lips It apparent reminder of ‘his | ing enoug., too | ° 499 praekiyn, overcome in Tompki : : "Senssivan y' “ Alatory experience | “And your own wife, Mr. Mayor fon rprised at the . ie ia” bo quali Simin die abt de ne cox con Park. Removed to Hellevur chs chk Gat at s tor vee ' wouldn't Ghee to slight atte? ' pe ie t Wallace Jenkins, fourteen yenrs Aged probebty oa surenat upy- sure some brides mig Bless you. no! She gives me cart eld, of 324 Bast Kishty-toartn *"* en Prd ae ; : been slighted if the Mayor didn’t con-| blanche in such matiers Woiten Whip Bately Tot Atos eteect, overcome at 1f Mast Tent | much greater, a they were behind! War Deoarimunt 0 tlae tom oo ine ; clude the ceremony with a kiss “Have you any preference, Mr. Mayor Blanche West's Grip, Is Held Oil nawuirT ¢T treet, St. Vincent's Meepitet. trenches . G hafee's despatch, but ) “Where do you usualy .kins them? | as ty blondes ur brunettes” for Trial TH! ae | ee a They probably did not watt ¢ te hie age "Ne jor Trial. Wey vild | Joho Courtney, forty-two yenrs hey P 5 eoose impltelt con in bis was naked at @ Wit of It. Women ase ail berce| i YUl | mt ayonet, but got away as sodn as end acume A clowd of dourt spread over Mr. Gog-| tifel But if one doen't sappen ty be| Bianche West, a chorus girl tn the old, of Arthar avenue wear Pelham sith genheimer's broad fave. He looked quis-| just a# handsome as she mizot be, why, “Cadet Girl,” in Jefferson Market Court 4 man javener. evercome at One Handred 1 nally a4 pe rvpartet U pao | * oret and she Seta the Bist chin morning charged Ceci! Walker, of Vine amd Seventionh steret and Webster GE N. CH A FFEE’ S REPORT iy v bt here in * room,” al iT pe - s 7 . anck teareburit; Mittin, @ Wowk. “| he same?” tll JUS om West Thirty-fourth street, with as-| 7 omens Fordham Hospital } f , ia ' . Moore, of Sineteenth | mean,” explained the reporier, “Ao sault. He ie ‘he son of @ bosrding- Andree ON BATTLE OF PEITSANG vas. til WE Ol ie Call or Gh, the THE GUGGENHEIMER KISS, (Sosse keeper, ast wien Miss Wee and idetreet and Tenth avenue, overcome | bs ‘ ipa? “How do the brides bebave when you | Mies Ada Vreeland, alto a chorus girl, (oly Meat the foot of Bast Tweaty-sivth) wasHiNGTON, Aug 7—A cab It clears up several polats whieh ma kiss them?" attempted to leave the house with their] | h i tery experts. The PRECISION IN HIS AIM. Oh, beautifully, | seize their Nps grips, he tovk them away by fercy Yoput eee Taagias eram trom Gen, Chaffee was received had paxsled milite pe ‘i ( gently, they Just pucker up, and then | Mise West fell to the pavemeat ia the! _ Sa ae ler, thiety-cight years) iy it wax dated at Tientsin, Americans, Japanese Bon British © Py Ob, blew me.” laughet Mr. Gugxen-| something happena, Well, it’s delicious, | #truggie. She did not owe any money,, ol4, of Central avenwe, Jermey Aug. 2, the Friday before the battle forces ac ted to,,e°her mustered J Balmes, “Lurders.and. Why, | kiss them) that’s all. | but Miss Vreeland owed a small amoant. Presidea! - Peitsa i — fr gas straight om the mouth, Walle] “Nowming unpleasant, then, in pertorm-! Walker was held in $00 for triak drawal © (Cont.nved om Second Page) at Peitsang Cont’ | Second Page ad (: Pp) om the lick 4 mJ, beyan 4 jnnndeinescmongeniae 4 a