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() the military situation near Peking, but not sumc his campaign at Kennctt Square, Pa., and able man, and, though broad, he was a .1 word came nor did Admiral Ilemey send next Saturday. It was announced to-da- y master of detail. GOAL SENT CIPHER anything on the situation. The last from ALL GOOD MEN by Oliver W. Stewart, chairman of the na- RICH MAN DEAD "Persons who were on Intimate terms NEAR THE General ChafTee came from IIo-SI-W- u, and, tional committee of the Prohibition party. with Mr. Huntington agreed with Mr. Sage I according to calculations, he must now K that Mr. Woolley would try to beat Colonel that $20,000,000 was a liberal estimate of the very near Teklng. The officials are taking Bryan's long-distan- ce campaign record, value of Ills estate." into account that an advance to Peking made four years ago. The distance covered COLLIS POTTER HUNTINGTON, WELL-'KNOW- N HUNTINGTON'S CAREER IN BRIEF. ALLIES SAin TO Iii: OM.Y SIXTEEN another message nton minister leaves much still to be accomplished. It ME31IIEHS OF REPURI.ICAN ARVIS-Olt- Y by Colonel Bryan In that campaign broke ay PROM conger to-d- by RAILWAY MAGNATE. MILES PEKING. at Peking. was stated an official who has CO 31 31 1 TT E E AX SO I'M CCD. the record, but Mr. Woolley Is confident of President nnd Director of Many Com lived at Peking that nothing short of the surpassing it. Much heaviest artillery could make any impres-.lo- n panies and Owner of Land. on the walls of the imperial city. StevetiMon to Address Students. Collis Potter Huntington was born in Wn of Southern Pa 1S21. Another Unconfirmed Report that the Received ty the Stair Department The walls are fifty feet high and wide Aug. 1!. Adlal President the Harwinton, Conn., Oct. 22, He was of Those Who Will Assist the CHICAGO. E. Stevenson AVas Tnenty-Sne- n AVIth-nel- d .airn to-morr- cific nnd Other Companies nnd D- in a local school, secured his Army but Miles Yesterday, lnt It Contents enough en top fur two coaches to pass Campaign Managers vrlth will reach Chicago from Mlnne- - educated from the Public. abreast. From an offensive standpoint the tonka Beach and will address the Order irector in Many Concerns. freedom from, his father when fourteen Distnnt Last Saturday. walls afford opportunity for planting guns. Their Wise Counsel. of United Irishmen at Sunnyside Park on years old by promising to support himself, business, spent while from a defensive standpoint they j Wednesday. He will address the students and, engaging in mercantile couia net e orcached except by the use at the Dixon (111.) College Thursday night. ten years In traveling through the South OF A CONFIDENTIAL NATUKE of very heavy projectiles. In response to the recent appeal signed DIED AT PINE KNOT LODGE and West, subsequently settling in Oneon LEGATIONS ATTACKED AGAIN Although the situation admits of the EUGH H. HANNA SELECTED by Mr. Bryan, General Stevenson and Mr. ta, N. Y. In March. 1S4?, he started to rro?pect of an assault on Peking, yet gov- Hearst a large number of applications have California. He spent three months trading ernment officials were decidedly more hope- been received for membership in the Na on the ishthum. and then completed his 11 OI llOMIlATlDMENT no m;ws OF A. ful to-da- y tional Association of Democratic Clubs. HIS St MM ER CAMP IN THE LUE journey, opening a general store In a tent RENEWAL THE bit contained that a solution of the Chinese AS INDIANA'S REPRESENTATIVE ON problem would The prospect is that nearly all of them will 3IO UN TA IX REGION. in Sacramento. he opened a hard- OF MINISTERS AT PEKING. ALARMING TENOR. be found without recourse XUW Later to such heroic measures. The improved THE COMMITTEE. be represented at the meeting to be held ware store In the same city; became as feeling Is based largely on the belief that at Indianapolis Oct. 3. sociated with Mark Hopkins in business. China, realizing that the sacred capital is and in 1S60 matured a plan for a continental Republican Tide lu Kentucky. Stricken with Heart Disease Late Fev Defenders AVere Left on Auk. 8 Statement Made ly Ofllclals Hint the about to be besieged by the armies of the Senator) Depev, T. C. Vlnitt Aldrlcn railroad, with Hopkins, Leland Stanford Situation at rekln AVas Neither world, will yield every thing and that the Si cclal to the Indianapolis Journal. Monday Night and Passed Away and Charles Crocker as his coadjutors. According to Report Which Kenn Promi- H.-Er- astus legationers will be delivered on the terms nnd and Other WABASH, Ind., Aug. G. Early Tuesday Morning. They paid the expenses of a survey across Rcnchrd MinnKhai. Detter Nor Vore. . lime of the allies. nent Men on the List. Burgett, a "Wabash contractor, who for the Sierra Nevada, and with a fifth partner The attitude of the United States concern the last six months has been engaged on organized a company, of which Mr. Stan- ing the landing of British troops at Shang- - work in Kentucky, thinks that the trend ford was president and Mr. Huntington of in that State Is xmmistak-abl- y NO WORD FEOM GEN. CHAFFEE hai has been made known to the foreign sentiment LEFT ESTATE OF $20,000,000 vice president. Congress agreed to pur- EXODUS FROM THE CAPITAL governments through their representatives GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS toward Republicanism, and that the chase the bonds, and the work wa rapidly here. This has had the effect of practi- national and State tickets of the Repub- pushed. Following the Union Pacific, Mr. cally eliminating the United States from lican party will be elected. Antl-Goebells- m Huntington planned and perfected tho A It 31 Y StTIMHEn TO BH question. is a winning issue for the Republicans. IIIS INVESTMENTS MOSTLY IN RAIL railways, an At IMtlNCE TUA N AND MANY OFFICIALS ALLIED the Neither the French nor the ClIAFRMAN HANNA TO OPEN THE California system of built CHINESE CAPITAL. German government Is disposed to accept WAY SECURITIES, lantic system, which, by the Southern HAVE FLED, IT 1 SAIO. 5CAR THE CAMPAIGN' IN JERSEY. McKenzie Moss for Congress. calmly the landing of the British troops. NEW J. Chesapeake &. Ohio, forms a GREEN. Ky Aug. The Pacific and and it is understood that strong representa BOWLING 1. continuous line, 4,000 miles long, from Cali Republican convention to- tions from France and Germany are now Third district fornia to Newport News, Va., and de- day nominated J. McKenzie Moss for Con- He Was Trobably ot Flghtlne nt Pel-Tsna- ff riearjr Gans May De Necessary to nat- being made at London. As summed up by ' Home on Thonaii the Larrelt veloped an aggregate of 16,90) miles of Detail the Bryan to Re Welcomed has already been nom- Ynns-Tsu- u ter Down the Wall If Re- a well Informed uiplomat these are that for gress. Mr. Moss Lnnd Owner in the Country steam water lines, including the route to and and on the ArrUal Mclvlnley Roose- (antl-Goebe- l) Demo- and Ho-M-A- Vu. I)c every British marine landed Shanghai Thursday inated by the Brown Born Amid Poverty. China and Japan. of Allien nt sistance Offered. at is a cousin of Hon. Adlal the France Germany would velt to Spenk lu Chicago. crats. Mr. Moss Mr. Huntington at the time of his death and also land a ma nephew A. rine. Is felt, moreover," Stevenson, and a of Hon. James was president of the Southern It that the Issue to Peru. and director Involved relates not only to Shanghai,' but McKenzie, late minister Pacific Company; president and director of Aug. virtually to the control of Yang-Tse-Kla- ng RACQUETTE LAKE, N. T.. It Pacific Mail SteamshipCompany; presi AMONG THE CHINESE ALL THE POWERS IN HARMONY the entire NEW YORK, Aug. 11. Senator Ilanna, llrynn Confers with Politicians. the PANIC valley, known as the paradise of Collis P. Huntington, president of the dent and director of tho Southern Pacific chairman of the Republican national com CHICAGO. Augi II. Mr. Bryan spent the Railroad Company, died China. . Southern Pacific Railroad Company, of California; director announced the fol- with members of the Adiron-dack- s, governments mittee, this afternoon day In consultation at his camp. Pine Knot, in the Com Foreign have manifested a lowing of advisory commit- and with of the California Pacific Railroad 750 NEGOTIATIONS UNTIL THE members the Democratic national committee about midnight. Apparently well pany; THREW DOWN THEIR AnAs A Nil PEACE desire also to learn the views of the United C. parts country. director of the Galveston, Harrisburg of Thomas different of the AI-TIN- tee the national committee: callers from 11 o'clock, he was taken NAN-T- S G. - on retiring at & San Antonio Railroad Company: presi- PLED FROM ministers Ann succored. States concerning the instructions of Rus Platt, Chauncey M. Depew and William L. Among his callers was- United States Sena- to Peking. M. suddenly with a choking spell, which was dent and director of the Guatemala Central sia her minister at De Giers. Strong, of New York; Samuel J. Waln-wrig- ht Baker, of Kansas, w'ho merely paid his response tor quite common with him, and which was Railroad Company, and director also In the In to inquiries here it has been and W. W. Glbbs, of Pennsylvania; respects. made known this government looks not thought to be serious, but became following: The Gulf, Western Texas & that Bishop B. HslnK-Hoh-M- en of United State In Aecord Colonel Myron T. llerrlck and worse. As soon as the seriousness of the Concentrated nt Aniwer upon the course of Russia as substantially Revell, S. B. Kansas Will Vote for McKinley. Pacific Railway Company, the , Louisiana W. Arnett, of Ohio; Alex. was realized, a messenger was Company, AVhere They Were Expected to with Sentiments of Other Gover- the same as that of the United States, and Illi- Aug. H. Senator Baker, of attack Western Railway the Mexican Raymond and Cyrus Field Adams, of CHICAGO, dispatched to neighboring camp of powers to-da- y, the Company, Morgan's e Japanese. nmentsIndemnity Question. that the are, therefore, acting in Rose water, Nebraska; Kansas, who was In the city says International Railroad .Make n Stand lira nois; Edward of Governor Lounsberry for a doctor, and he & substantial unanimity. B. of Kansas will be cast Louisiana Texas Railroad and Steam George Von L. Meyer and William the electoral vote was on in an hour. Mr. Hunt The fact that the Chinese government McKinley year. hand half ship Company, the Newport News Light and Pluukett, of Massachusetts; Charles F. for this ington died without regaining conscious has not yet replied to the American note Aldrich, Water Company, the New York, Texas & Brooker, Connecticut; Nelson W. three-quarte- rs 15, 4 only news j rUl to the Indianapolis Journal. Aug. 8, ness, not more than of an Mexican Railroad Company, the Old Dom LONDON. Aug. a. m. The of makes It seem questionable of Rhode Island; Thomas Lowry and M. V. WASHINGTON'. Aug. 11. A cipher dis- whether she intends to do so. Even allow- GOLD FOR GREAT BRITAIN hour having passed between the attack and inion Steamship Company, the Old Domin which takes the advance uinm Peking Minister Conger Grover, of Minnesota; II. II. Ilanna, of Hunt- patch was received from his death. Mrs. Huntington and Mr. ion Company, Oregon & Ho-Si-W- ing for delays In transmission, there has Dr. Land California further then u comes from Paris. to-da- y. Indiana; J. A. Gary, of Maryland; but It contained no news of been time for a reply to trans- ington's secretary, G. E. Miles, were at his Railroad Company, the Western Union abundant be Ernest Lyon, of Maryland; Irving M. Scott, The London morning papers contain nolh- - an alarming nature. The administra- mitted, and Its absence Is causing some re- bedside at the time of death. Heart dis Telegraph Company, the Detroit Gas Com- ap- of California; W. M. Barbour and .John OVEll EIGHT MILLIONS TO BE report the tion's position In regard to China's marks in the State Department. It la re- ease was the direct cause of death. The pany, the Fuente Coal Company, and the Ing to confirm the French that Kean, of New Jersey; W. B. Clark and E. TO-DA- Y. peal for an armistice that nothing of the SHIPPED TO EUROPE remains are to be conveyed to the Hunting Metropolitan Trust Company, of New York. are sixteen miles of Peking, garded as quite possible that both the Adee O. Stannard, of Missouri; W. L. Stratton, allies within tort will be granted nor any step be S ton residence In New York. The time for In addition to his other vast Interests, note of Aug. and the subsequent reply of of Colorado; John L. Wilson, of Washing taken to treat with the Chinese until after Department to the Chinese the funeral has not yet been announced. Mr. Huntington enjoyed the reputation of the State edict ton; PfUter, of Wisconsin; Wil were twenty-seve- n the foreign ministers and all other for- Charles F. Early in the day of Monday Mr. Hunt- being one of the largest, if not the largest, saying that they within announcing the appointment of LI Hung l!am Livingston and Justus Stearns, of Couilgniueut Ever Sent eigners in Peking have been rescued Chang as peace envoy, may be now hung Larsest ington appeared to be enjoying the best single land owner in the country. Of his rriles of the goal on Saturday. Confirming Michigan; D. W. Mulvanc, of Kansas, and In One Day 31oney to has met with prompt concurrence by some up In Shanghai, through fear on the part Abroad of health, walking about his preserve, real estate holdings, the property owned the report of the arrival of the Interna- powers concerned. .European E. E. Hart, of Iowa. Additional appoint Pay Exchequer Donds. taking on his private steamer. by him in was only of the The for and a trip cities a small part. He Ho-SI-W- of Li Hung Chang as to his own fate if ments will be made. tional forces at u (also written governments were not notified till yester- Im- The Oneonta, and he remarked to friends also held title to large farming as such documents are forwarded to the to-d- ay tract3 Senator Hanna decided to open Ho-Hsi-W- u), the Dally Mail's correspond- day of the nature of this government's perial household. ' that he was feeling unusually well. His well as to vast undeveloped areas in Cali- response to the Chinese edict that LI Hung the Republican campaign In New Jersey adopted son, Archer M. Huntington, was fornia, Kentucky and West Virginia, and ent adds: "The Chinese offered little real himself. He will make a speech at Asbury YORK, Aug. ll.-T-he largest con- Chang had been designated to treat for SWAMPS AND QUAGMIRES. NEW notified early this morning and is expected in Mexico and Guatemala. Compared opposition. The arrival of the allies frus- peace, but replies concurring in this gov- Park next Tuesday. Committeeman Glbbs signment of gold bullion ever exported to soon join Mrs. Huntington. After much financially with some of his other enter- to-d- ay a determined attempt to chanse ernment's course began to be received at Allies Hare a Difficult Road to Travel telephoned to Mr. Appleby, president from this city in a single day will be difficulty and delay the news of the death prises, Mr. Huntington's operations in New trated once. It is understood that until all the Before Reaching: Their Goal. of the Asbury Park Council, that the na- shipped by the steamers Teutonic and St. was delivered to W. West Durant, who York city real estate seem Insignificant, yet the course of the river. The heat Is ln-.ten- se. tional committee proposed to make the w. governments have responded the name of WASHINGTON, Aug the War Paul The shipments will be was jointly connected with Mr. Huntington considered by themselves they were of con but the health of the troops Is pre- $7,662,-00- 0; meeting a State rally. Mr. JIanna will as follows; Baring,. Magoun & Co., -, siderable magnitude. Some none of them that has done so will bo Department has no specific information as in the Racquette Lake Railway. Mr. Du- of the holdings feood; side at the meeting, which will be held in & $500,-W- O, made public. This courso Is taken to avoid to the future movements of General Chaf- Heidelbach. Ickelheimer Co.. rant will contribute his boats, "teams and were acquired several years ago and at the the Auditorium. Charles Curtis, jr., of Bos- making a of $S,162,000. Of the A St. Petersburg special says: "The latest possible friction. With the action of the fee, it Is thought he may have covered total servants toward making the final arrange time of his death he owned vacant property ton, who seconded the nomination . of Baring. Magoun & Co. shipment $2,500,000 on r ews from General Llnevitch, commanding administration here and the prompt and the twenty miles between IIo-SI-W- u and ments for the disposition of the body. Mr. Manhattan island worth several hundred to-da- y, Philadelphia, Pe-Ch!-- Roosevelt at and others will was engaged the balance having thousand dollars. Beside LI, energetic methods and counsels of General Tung-Cho- w. The Pel river makes a great Huntington, wife and servants arrived at he owned several the Russian troops in the province of also speak. yesterday. The Ho-Sl-W- been sent to the steamers 10 large tracks In the Bronx. Chaffee in China, the United States is lead bend between u and Matow, the Durant on Friday, Aug. in their private is that the allies, after the cap- ing the civilized powers in the of res Teutonic will take out $3.912,000 and the car.. The steamer Oneonta was awaiting Perhaps the largest real estate deal In task next town of Importance on the road. It AVELCOME FOR BRYAN. Yang-Tsu- n, 3,750,000. All the gold will go In ture of took one day's rct, cuing the besieged and Imperiled ministers. is a low marshy country, where the river St. Paul their arrival at the wharf to convoy them which Mr. Huntington ever engaged in p.nd 7, vanguard was There is rason to believe that Japan has doubles back on Itself In its effort to get Lincoln Fuslonlsts Arrange for a the form of bars. to their mountain home, Pine Knot camp. New York was the purchase of the north- then, on Aug. a To-morro- shipments by the syndicate east corner of avenue Seventy-secon- d made an answer to China's peace overtures forward. The road here cuts across coun- Demonstration on Thursday. Fifth and formed, consisting of one Siberian regiment, $2,700.000 week - 127 substantially Identical to the answer of twenty-fiv- e bankers, with the sent a Little Effect on Stock Market. street, a plot fronting feet on the try, reducing about miles of LINCOLNNcb., Aug. 11. Word been cne regiment of Bothnia Cossacks, thre has ago, up full amount of the 14.-C- ollis 3X) United States, made public yesterday. This travel to eleven miles of deep make the first NEW YORK, Aug. F. Hunt- the avenue and feet on the street. John boat received from Mr. Bryan expressing his payment requirements by Golding, battalions If Japanese infantry, one Japan- not only places 'Japan in unison with this almost impassable road journey called for the ington's death had little effect on the gen N. the broker who conducted these and acqulesence in the plans now on foot for a exchequer's circular. The point negotiations sapper company an American government, but it also shows the purpose through swamps and quagmires. This British eral stock market. Even his own stocks. for Mr. Huntington, said the ese and big meeting to be held In his honor on the was made, however, re- prices ot that government in carrying out the as country presents no defensive' features, that chief among which was Southern Pacific, for which the various lots were sold mounted battel y. In spite of the condition Capitol grounds In Lincoln, Thursday night. mittances represented, in addition to the amounted to $J00,000. The most rurances of the Emperor of Japan to the but about eight miles beyond Matow comes were hardy disturbed. Some large lots valuable of road this column proceeded by forced Mr. Bryan on his arrival home over the 20 per cent. Installment, payments In full single parcel of in New the Emperor of China, made about time Ching-Chai-Wa- n. of Southern Pacific came out In the reality York owned the the Important city of initial marches eleven and one-ha- lf versts toward McKinley Rock Island road Thursday at 3:25 p. m. by subscribers anxious to get the re- they were by Mr. Huntington was, of course, his President answered the imperial This Is a strong. defensive point, where transactions, but promptly taken Peking, encountering Man-Tuan- g, about the will be met at the depot by a large number allowed for advance settlements. residence the at edict. In the Japanese Emperor's answer bate by banking known to represent at southeast corner of Fifth Nan-Tsai-Tun- g. will a stand If they fellow-citizen- s, interests Chinese make make It of his including the Bryan to-da- y Peking, encouaurirg at the following significant language was Syndicate bankers saw little like- the late millionaire, and as a result the avenue and Forty-sevent- h street, occupy- at all this side of Peking. From Ching-Chai-W- an Home about forty-nin- e miles from the capital, a employed: "Our government, Guards and the Continental Guards, lihood of further gold shipments this week price Pacific soon ing a plot of 100x250. This property. Includ- as is well is practically all a recep- of Southern rallied from detachment, which fought for an your it continuous both in uniform, a band and a large on account of war loan transactions. ing the ground, house and furnishing. Is Chinese known to Majesty, entertains a feel- city the next three miles, its one point decline. It seemed to be the a half. Finally the Chinese threw ing your for until the tion committee, which will escort hira and said to represent ah invested amount of hour and of cordial friendship for country. w general opinion of those conversant with walled town of Tung-Cho- is reached. Mrs. Bryan to home. At the evening down their arms and fled in a panic. When so should circumstances nec their Mr. Huntington's $2,500.000. Mr. Huntington's other holdings that make it Here are stored the immense supplies ot meeting it is expected that he will deliver J. J. INGALLS VERY ILL affairs that he had left this news was sent back all the allies start- essary Japan will not decline his properties In such shape as to permit in Manhattan include his former residence to offer her grain on which Teklng would depend in an extended address. Word has already ed forward In three columns, with Cossacks good offices based on the feeling of mutual of easy handling by others. at the southeast corner of Park avenue case of siege. The city would be almost been received from fuslonlsts all over the Thirty-eight- in front and on the flanks." friendship. If your Majesty's government. A meeting of the Southern Pacific inter and h street, the present city as hard to carry as 'was Tien-Tsl- n, prob- State announcing their Intention to be CHINESE MAY MAKE STAND. therefore, at once suppresses the lnsurrec FORMER KANSAS SENATOR THOUGHT ests and certain prominent banking in house of John D. Rockefeller, on West ably more so, owing to a labyrinth of present. Fifty-fourt- "The allied troops," says the St. Peters- to-d- ay h street, t tion and actually rescues foreign rep- terests was held early South- and a plot of twenty the houses outside walls, TO BE FATALLY" STRICKEN. The burg correspondent of the Time, "hav- Japan streets and its ern Pacific lots occupying the block fronting on Riv- resentatives, will be prepared road and other corporations Ho-SI-W- to use u, , Telling , Davis Fairy where, in case oi determined re Webster Tales. erside drive, between ing, on Aug. 9, occupied have her influence in the eventual negotiations all carry large deposits in city , this ng sistance, mines and ambuscades oi WHEELING, W. Va.. Aug. 11. Webster and. now moved on toward AVu-Chu- without between your country and the foreign cou- are frequently In the money market. and would naturally be Davis, of Missouri, late assistant secretary It meeting any great opposition. The artil- nties with a view to conserve the all sorts encountered Has Been SiifTcrlns: Tvlth a eeemed to be the opinion of streets. Besides his country residence at Interests every street corner. In case a determined of the interior, whose change to the de- Throat the bankers lery is being moved satisfactorily, in hplte o( your empire." It will be observed at n at the conference that no apprehension Throgg's Neck, a mansion on a tract of that is made by the Chinese at this point mocracy was a feature of the Kansas City Affection for Over Year, and of the bad roads, which the Japanese are Japan. In this communication, suggested stand need be felt because of Mr. Huntington's about seventy acres, he also owned three convention, opened . the cam- Now In New 3Iexico. "good there Is no question that the international Democratic Is other tracts nearby containing In 113 engaged in repairing. The Chinese are her offices" and her friendly In to-nig- death. all tht column will be forced to wait for alj the paign ht at Wheeling Park before now concentrated at lling-Hoh-Sle- n. fluence would be employed as between acres and the Beiden Point property of six reserve force can command. But the of- 1,000 people. His speech was largely de- where fighting may be exjKCted. China and the foreign powers if the Insur it Princess Hntrfeldt Notified. acres on City Island. His home in San ficials here are very much In hope that voted to an eulogy of the Boers and their A special dispatch received h-r- ? from H.-Ex-- was fine on rection was suppressed and the foreign rep ATCHISON, Kan., Aug. United NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Friends of the Francisco a mansion California will come to reasonable terms before struggle for independence, and he claimed Shanghai, dated Aug. 13, says numer- China ay street, formerly as resentatives were rescued. States Senator John J. Ingalls, who is in Huntington family in this city to-d- sent known the Coloton our forces are committed to the extremity that there exists a secret understanding Peking Aug. &. Las Vegas. N. M., for his health, is sink a cablegram to London addressed to the house. The value of Pine Knot Lodge, ous rciorts from dated MESSAGE FROM CONGER. of forcing this key to the gates of Peking. between Great Britain and the United his death have arrived there df scribing the situation ing rapidly and his son Sheffield to-da- y Princess Hatzfeldt, the adopted daughter where occurred, together with States which prevented the Boer envoys Chinese capital. It appears the Chi- CHINA MIST PAY INDEMNITY. started for the bedside ot his father. A of Mr. Huntington, announcing the death the surrounding tract, has been valued at at the It ÄVa. ot a Confidential Hture nnd from accomplishing anything during their Ingalls $550,000. nese are again desperately attacking tha telegram from Mrs. received here of her father. A dispatch received from very AVas recent visit. Sir Julian Pauncefote, the ay legations, which had few defenders Not Made Public. Every Killed to-d- announced the serious condition of London yesterday said the Mr. Huntington was twice married, and For American Ther British ambassador, he said, was sitting In Princess was Is alleged Prince Tuan Associated Presi Dispatch. ' . Mr. Ingalls, who has been in the Southwest booking to sail for the both marriages were childless. His left. It also that Must lie Hrnrr Recompense. United States on firt Pe- WASHINGTON. Aug. lt. At the close o an adjoining room when the Boer envoys year a difficulty. wife died in the eighties. The second wife and a hundred high officials have left Aug. II. A high govern- for over a for throat It board the steamer Majestic, Aug. 15. the official day at the State Department WASHINGTON. were received by Secretary Hay and heard has been believed here for three months Is still living. Two children were adopted king and that the news ot the capture of to-da- y Indem- - Yang-Tsu- n the following announcement was bulle ment official said that the every word that was said. He said he went that, he was fatally ill. Unduly Ilnsty. by Mr. Huntington, a boy and a glrL caused a heavy exodus of the r.lty United would demand which the States to Philadelphia to have an Indorsement of 14.-P- residents. Finally, it is .ald the execution tlned: Ellsworth Ingalls. the eldest son. who is SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ublic Archer M. Huntington, the adopted pon. every killed or Ad lot American citizen maimed the Boers put In the Republican platform; ay of Cheng Yin Huan. tho Cantonese, who "The Department of State announces at Sioux Falls, S. D., has been notified and ministrator Boland to-d- applied for let Is between thirty and forty years old. He mat a message rrom Conger the Chinese during the present trouble he approached COO delegates, was special ambassador of China to Queen Minister has ly and but the will start immediately for New Mexico ters of administration on the Col is a scholar and student. The daughter is been received, but of uncertain date and would be sufficient comfortably to support reply estate of widespread not in reply to general was: "I don't believe Mr. Ralph Ingalls, another son, is now serving lis P. Huntington, in this city. Judge the Princess Von Hatzfeldt. She was mar A'ictorla's Jubilee, has created the telegram sent to him Bahrs Is to be a that, en .Aug. 5. ji win net be made public." their families for the remainder of their Hanna would want anything like that In in the Philippines as commissary of a Kan r fused to grant the order, saying th'e ap ried to Prince Francis of that name in terror, and it believed fact government does a viceroy Chl-L- I, was lives. "This not want s 1S-S0- Yu Lu, of This eamo at the conclusion of a perio the platform." regiment. plication was "unduly hasty." . Her husband has an extensive reputa the former Yang-Tsu- n. province, a town, village or a single square Ex-Senat- or of intense expectaney and one devoid o Ingalls has suffered from tion as a spenthrift, and several times re killed In battle at foot of Chinese territory as indemnity," McKinley and Roosevelt Will Speak. TO semi-offici- al dispatch Tien-Tsl- n. any actual developments save in the fore throat trouble since March, 1S00, when, on TWELVE FORTY MILLIONS. ports of separation have lx?en current. The A from Ifolng meager announcement. Minister said the official, who is close to the Presi CHICAGO, Aug. 11. President McKinley the advice of physicians, he gave up his Princess Clara is now nearly forty years dated Aug. 8, received at Berlin says the one 27 ad- Conger's message was received In Wash dent. "There is but Indemnity whlcn will arrive Aug. and remain until the work at Washington and returned to Atchi Wall Street Estimates of the Value of old. She was to have sailed from Europe Russian colonel, Woyczak, has received they can give our people and is a following Peking announcing during ington shortly before noon, coming first that Thursday. He is expected to son with his Tamil. He placed himself un Huntington's Estate. Aug. 15 to visit her adopted parents. Prln vices from that monetary indemnity 21 to the Chinese legation by the to the families of their visit the Republican headquarters and to der the care of a specialist but grew no NEW YORK. Aug. 14. The Press to-morr- cess was the night of July the bombardment of usual route every Clara born Clara Elizabeth Trcn through Chinese officials, it was In the American victims. For one of these confer with tho national committee and better and was advised to go South. He will publish the following:- - Wall street tice, the daughter of a poor California the foreign legations was resumed and that China must pay a sufficient sum to officials charge, cam- European churchyard wa desecrated. ) American cipher, without date, and signed keei the in relative to the traveled through Arizona and New Mexico. estimated Mr. Huntington's wealth at $12, grocer. She was adopted by Mr. Hunting- the from want during paign. Chicago special announces with the minister's name. It was at one their families their lives. From the President will Two months ago he prepared to return 000.000 to $40,000,0. He had been at times ton in 1S62, when her father was drowned. A Port Arthur that transmitted to the State Department, am This government will exact assurances oi return to Canton. While in this city he home. Physicians were consulted and ad- the largest borrower In the money center, She grew to be a beautiful woman, women and children have been officially a and her conference began between acting 8h re- satisfactory character that such a state will make two speeches at ieast, if not vised him not to leave Las Vegas. Soon and in 1S94 was so involved that rumors suitors were counted by the score. notified to leave that place. ts, ry Adee and Secretary Root. Through f affairs as now exists in China shall not more. One will be at the G. A. R. en- thereafter Mrs. Ingalls joined her husband were current that his failure was threat HOPES FOR PEACE. IN -- out the afternoon, however, the Stato De again occur. The nature of these assurances campment. Governor Roosevelt will be and has remained constantly at his side. ened. But in the last six years he had re- POYERTY HILL DISTRICT. The Chinese minister In Indon. Sir work-lngme- partment maintained an unaccountable re will be determined later. The collection of hero Labor day and will speak to the n. Ex-Senat- or Ingalls's second daughter, Mrs. duced his obligations, and the wave of Chin Chen Feng Luh, is quoted as tlcence concerning the subject, declining to indemnity may prove difficult and it may be Governor Roosevelt's Itinerary Is Robert Porter Shlck, died at Reading. Pa., prosperity that swept over the country Where Huntington AVas Born and saying that he hoped and believed peace admit that the message was in hand. Th decided, although so far the proposition has made up. and will be given out by Henry shortly after Mr. Ingalls went South and three years ago enabled him to sell many Ills rioyhood Hays. would be establlfhed between Chin and suspense was cleared up at 4 o'clock b not been considered, to station warships in C. Payne. He will not visit the Pacific he was then too sick to attend the funeral. of the securities that he had been carrying The boyhood of Collis P. Huntington the powers within the next six weeks. Yes- the above announcement. It wax stated the harbors of the principal cities and of coast. A dispatch from East Las Vegas, N. M., with borrowed money. was spent in Harwinton, Litchfield county. terday he transmitted to the Brltlnh For- authoritatively that while the message wa ficlals within these cities to watch the says: "Ex-Senat- or Ingalls has decided to "Probably the best informed man on Mr Connecticut, where he was born, in an old eign Office another mesage from the Brit- Dntler Says He Is a Populist. Mac-Donal- of a confidential character and for that revenue and protect the interest of the teturn to Atchison soon after the arrival Huntington's affairs is Russell Sage, fashioned, dilapidated house in the Poverty ish minister at Peking, Sir Claude d, LINCOLN, Aug. II. Independ- the reason could not and would not be give n United States, if need be. by taking charge Neb.. The of his sons, now en route here. Ho says htreet's biggest money lender. Mr. Sage Hill district. The old house has been un the contents of which the officials to-da- y telc-Staph- Populist paper, ed out, yet as a means of allaying po?sibl of such revenues and reserving some por ent, a local he feels able to travel, although he Is very said some significant things about his occupied for years, and is now in have thus far refused to make public. Butler, deal the misinterpretation It could be Mid that the tion of thm to apply to the indemnity. Chairman of the Populist thin and weak." lngs with Mr. Huntington yesterday. In last stages of decay. His mother was a The Berlin correspondent of the D.illy committee, for a re- "In addition to requiring assurances of r national denial of the hard-workin- g says the German government dispatch showed neither a . referring to Henry Clews' woman, Chronicle better nor a John James Ingalls was born at Middle-ton- estimate that Christian but his on-th- e lega-tione- port he would take the stump for Mc- worse condition of the rs restoration of order and the strictest pre that county. Massachusetts. Dec. 20 Mr. Huntington was worth $40.000.0"0 he father was a man in whose make-u- p ambl has ordered two cruisers to Shanghai, and rrt Kinley. following telegram re- Escx at Pekln. it did not indicate cautions to prevent a similar state of af- The was iwrt: was eraduated at Williams Collrr said: 'You can cut that in half. I regard tion had no part. He was a tinker, and that another Is on the way while a fourth ceived in reply: Willlamstown. Mass., in and received fairs In the future a small body of troop: lS-S- govern- whether Minister Conger has or has not D. t; $,000,000 as a liberal estimate. Mr. Sage traveled about the country mending urn is already there. "The German "Raleigh. N. Aug. II. un- the degree of LL. in admitted to the received any messages from this govern- may be necessary to protect the officiate C. Report hir In 14T7: removed to Ivansnx In Ctft rKr continued. 'My dealings with him were brellas and sharpening razors. The income ment." he remarks, "Is evidently deter- stationed at these ports. this plan qualifiedly false. I am for Bryan and tho a delegate to the Wyandotte constitu- ment. Nothing wa contained in th me, If shoul 1 eople's party nominee for Vice lö; enormous, and I have had Intimate knowl of the elder Huntington was far too mea mined that England shall not have a fres adopted President. tional convention in WJ; secretary of the sage which will cause any change in the be the different government? I am in favor of the committee nominating territorial council in 16; secretary of the edge of Mr. Huntington's affairs. I had his ger to supplj the wants of his large fam hand in that region." Instruction to General Chaffee. In fact, it doubtless will co-oiera- te. Efforts will be a candidate on Aug. 27. I am not a Demo- state Senate in 1S61; member of the state confidence and he had mine. In the six ily. and when Collis was ten years of The Standard, after expressing the opin- I am not a Republican. I am Popu- lan only in- made, of course, to trace the repponsiblllt; trat. a Senate of Kansas from AtchIon county ground wa tated that the additional list. I was not for Stevenson in 1??2 and am major, colonel or seven years he reduced his loans by half. age his parents separated. Mrs. Hunting ion that there is lncrslng to hop of recent outbreak, will be in IS2; lieutenant and Judge structions sent to General Chaffee lnce the but it a dif pot for him now." advocate Kansas volunteers in l63-tS- ; and In the last twelve years his business ton made her home with friends and the that the ministers will be rescued by th he left Washington were those of a more ficult task, as there will be little disposition elected to the United States Senate a a affairs had been adjusted so that they are children were placed with families in the arrival of the allies at Ptkl:g iT among Chinese Woolley to Dryan's Republican to succeed S. C. Pomerov. Re- - explicit nature which developments In the to tell the truth, especi Rent Record. - At 1K7 in fine shape now. There is nothing to dis town. Collis made his home with the fam (Thursday) if the initial rate of ivogrota mthlln-I'Mk'a.vM... trnr hl..... - - - Mflrrh- - i. t . j, ... mm China and the Information received by th ully when it would Implicate one of their CHICAGO. Aug. lt. John G. Woolley. the was twice re-elect- His term of service turb the business situation through Mr. lly of Orfron Barbier. Mrs. Barbier was is maintained, goes on to deal with what War Department necessitate. number. The Chinese cannot be punished. Prohibition candidate for President, who expired aiarcn a. lxu. cmce ni retirement Huntington's death. Mr. Huntington's an unusually intelligent woman, and to will follow the resell', and that It day anxiously indiscriminately he has written largely for periodicals and All word wis awaited from for the atrocities, but ülslocated hl shoulder yesterday, i not has ben a notable figure on the lecture debts to me have been discharged in a her training, as Mr. Huntington In the may be taken for granted that the p!!ry General CLiffee to the developratnt ol (CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE. seriously Injured. He will be able to re-- platform. ' most honorable manner. He was & strong . (CONTI KUEDON SECOND PAGE.) Attributed to the Washington Cabinet rep