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JUNE 30, 1900. ICT&Jvsbsi CENTS DS PORTLAND PRESS. S PRICK THREE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-VOL. 39. PORTLAND, MAINE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1900._ICT&jVSBSI CENTS. down the steep Incline of Mission hill un- KJCW ADVIHTlIMBm PRESIDENT OPTIMISTIC. der perfect control, as several pn*«-nger> Tklaki Ik. Tro.kl. la Cklu la All were taken on a short distance from the top. Probably by the breaking of a link "Q of the chain which engage* the winding Washington, Jane The President and controls the the car for bla Canton ASHORE. post brakes, le OREGON FROM SEYMOUR. quitting Washington gained headway rapidly and In a moment BIG CRT home full of oonndenoe that the tonight, It was moving at a frightful rate toward situation In China has improved though the vladuat under the railroad bridge. It it le fair to say that all the members of passed this In safety but at a turn In the his ofllolal family do not agree with him track the car left the rattled across in that oonoluskra. Indead the day's rails, III PRICES. the pavements, mounted tho ourbstoi • news limited though It was to a single and striking the market ploughed away Extraordinary trade* are cablegram from Admiral Kerapff and the 800 feet of the When the of lnetruotlons to Ueneral square bnlldlng. offered for One Week preparation America’s Most Famous Only. British Admiral Tells of Adven- oar stopped It was completely burled n set calculated to Battleship Story Chaffee, out nothing Russet button the market and tho motorman was vainly Children’* goat, strengthen the hope* of the friends of the tugging at the brake. Ambulances and or luce, sizes 7 to 10X, former price foreign minister* and missionaries who were on the scene In a few silent for two weeks Runs in physicians of the Allies. have now been 80c. tures fully •1.23. For this Sale, Aground moments and the were taken to Fog. injured Kcrapff’s cablegram was a disappoint yfi’S Russet button or the otty hospital where attention was giv- goat, ment In his confession that he knew en them. lace, sizes 11 to 2, formor price $1.50. nothing of the whereabouts of the missing The passengers exonerate the motorman 08c. people and there are many expressions Now, from any blame for the accident. of wonder that neither that cllioer nor Ladies’ Russet goat, button or any of the foreign naval commanders at lace, spring heel, sizes 2',i to 5>4, Their Advance to and Taku have been ingenious enough to es- The Accident Occurred former price $2.00. Now, $1.13. Anting tablish some system of spying so as to Fifty Waitt and Bond’s learn within two weeks what has taken Ladies' chocolato, lace, cloth or place Jit Pekin. Still It is said at the widths A to D, Decision to Retreat. Miles North of Che Foo. Kid top, sizes 2)4 to 7, navy department that Admiral KeinpfT former price, $8.50. Now, $1,08. apparently has done as well as anyone BLACK STONE of the other oommanders in gutting the Misses' Russet goat, button or news and that It would be manifestly sizes 11 to Laird, Schober A lace, 2, unfair to pronounoe criticism upon him CIGAR Co’s make, former price $2.50. Now, nntll all the foots develop If there has been fault Admiral Kemey, who $1.00. any The of Immense Stores of should arrive at Take within a week, A Steamer Has Been Sent to Her Leading Youths' Russia Calf, bals, former Capture according to the short message he sent to- prieo-$2 50. Now, $I.SO. day from Hong Kong, will make the fact 10c Londre Arms and Ammunition. manifest. Assistance from lto) Russia Calf, bale, former Shanghai. Helatlve to the Ink testing story that an $5.50. Now, $1.99, as in the warltt. I price international oonrd has been arrived to | Men’s Russia Calf, bals, cloth or the tempore settl. ment of the pro Chinese Known state meat olQclals Evorywharo. kid top, $5.oa Now, $1.99. trouble, depart soy that while the United States Is not party QUALITY to such an agree wen;, If the European CENTER & ’MCDOWELL, The Arrival of Relief Force and Ranting powers and Japun h ive oome to on un \© Official Sews Has Been Received at COUNTS. demanding on the lasts set out the re- Footwear Fitters, of Captured Armory. sult should be welootisl by all, who have Washington. 530 CONGRESS ST. no selfish designs to Satisfy. Ju80dt;up TIMPIY FOR BOXERS. IIIVILII Knar anti Cur- BEHEADING rant lit* ultra, Why LI Hang Didn't Sail on th* Po. Hellebore. Tim Insect I'ow.ler, Brooklyn. Pv I Uli Uui Whale Oil soap and other insecticides. London, June 30, 3 a. m.—The adven- 10; German killed 13, wounded 83; Ital London, June SO.— the Canton corre- Shanghai, June 29 —It Is reported here that the United States battle- tures of the hartl allies under *J In a des- lighting Ians, killed 5, wounded 3; Japanese, spondent of the Dally Icgraph ship Oregon is ashore on the island of Hoo-Kle, In the Mtao 'l’ao group, 60 Admiral Seymour,their reaching Anting, killed 3, wounded 3; Austrians, killed dated Thursday s ys;: patch luiles north of Che Poo and that a steamer of the Indo-China Steam Naviga- 18 miles from Pekin, the decision to fre- wounled 1; Russian killed 100, wounded "The unexpected orrl li of an edlot late tion oompany has gone to her assistance. treat, the capture of rice and immense 0T.’* last night from the Em; -ror and Empress Disinfects at a, WORTHI stores of modern arms and ammunition, th* of 1.1 Dowager prevented departure Copperas /\ p affording material for a strenuous defense Chang northwggil hy the United Sulphur Candle*. v *■ AGREEMENT OF CONSULS. Ilung ui^ll relieved—all this Is told in despatch States ship Brooklyg. Vrrangements for London June 30.—The Shanghai correspondent of the Times tel, graphing Chloride l-lme, from Carbolic etc. ilU 1 Eta Admiral Seymour, reoelved by the her sailing hod been i.uletly made by says: Acid, QUALITY A Plan Which Wu Not Well Heoeleed yesterday at midnight, which runs as United Suites Consii Hubert M McWode, tells the story of the Stetson flat:— Admlrulty "The United States want ashore in a off Hoo-Kie la Washington. battleship Oregon fog quality of material, workmanship, fin- follows: and Commander Mclean of the Don J nan Island, 86 miles north of Che Poo. Messrs Jardlne, Muthieson & Co., are ish ; quality for long service, economy, “Tien Tsin, June 27, via Che Foo, Austila. The poeslJilty of a rebellion In Paris, June 30.— A ol satisfaction; quality best in any hat June Sit, 10.05 p. m.—Have returned to repraasntatlve Canton and the iii’ cnitlve necessity of sending her assistance." We have the In the Associated Press was lntormed today comparison. Stetson Tien Tsin with the forces, having been the organization of J iroperly armed and M «i H»y as a result of the be- Black and Side Nutria. Price SJ.OO. unable to rail. J une that, negotiations js.v.- reach Pekin by On reliable corps of 10,011 men are among tween the powers, an agreement has been 13 two attacks on the advanced guard she chief reasons for it e llct detaining Washington, June no official news had been received & SON., arrived at whioh for the main- 39.—Up>»*nI‘*«>,sftl were made the Boxes* who were re- provides and by Id. One hundred an\ thirty pirates in Washington report that the battleship Oregon has go ie tenance of the statu quo as regard- bearing on/J&> Middle pulsed with considerable lussto them and Boxers were beheaded yesierdKy by Li's Street, THE HATTER, spheres of influence and commercial ashore at Che Poo. j noue on our side. orders to terrorize law brouters. and also the na last week Admiral was directed to send this vessel from 107 Middle St. “On June 14, the Boxers attacked the agreements, respecting U. 8. S. Princeton has Ix-en ordered to Early Iteraey Geo. A. Coffin M’q’r. ture of the and train at l^ang Yang, in large numbers guarantees compensation! Canton. Hong Kong to Taku. Captain W ilde is her commander. She left Hong which will be and with determination. We re demanded from C’hiua. .—.- great | A despatch from Shanghai of yester- last two days ahead of her Intended departure and had to the the in- Kong Saturday night, pulsed them with a loss of about 100 According understanding ! date the at Chung day's says position on board In addition to he: crew, HW allors and marines brought to killed Our losses ternational army of occupation will con- regular were live Italians. King Is Tory critical and tha: the steamer sist of 30.0UO men. Russia and will from Manila the Zailro. Tb distance she had to travel is “The same afternoon the Boxers at- Japan Pioneer has been detained. Hong Kong by 13,000 Great Britain will tacked the British guard left to protect provide each, about 1600 miles so that In all probability *! a must be in the vicinity of Che Lofa station. Reinforcements sent provide 10,000 men, Frunoe 8,(JOO and were NO NEWS OFJJ1IN I.-1KRS. Poo if she maintained her as a list battleship. back and the were driven off with Germany, Aiusrloan and the other powers, refutation enemy Washington, June 30.—Tho following 100 killed. Two of our *eawen were 5,000 each.
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