Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 25, 1900 · page 1

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his wife pennllean A letter interned
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in; her herein l: in said she rained
my enough to set back to Harwell
aadunlnmmer nt atrium
“were“! Brennan in Well street
wheretheeouple originally boarded
french Am. a Inn-in law of Ir.
Manna knew In. Announce par-

Aryuuk-s was and]! influenced and
tint by telling him a few tale: his
quirk temper mid easily have been
llredandhecouldnnvebeenenueed

lire. tie Arynellen is a pretty want-
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me. Her perenu In the City at Her
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valiantly”:

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learn» that the glow
men ind been right along ell
m In! m n hard antler to
trap him. He Andi? hit upon a plea.
and a who!» he baled him.
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interned“ be

A“ ITALIAN LEABUE.

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unmannmly abolition!“ mea-

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: but u is stated that it minim not!»

_ present and will conduct his negotia-
. time from that city. There in nu in-

Reach Taku

the TM m and
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mm ”lifmnumm

mind at Tun Tutu. Neutron”.
My Hailing New to cm:-
wp the situation.

SHAWHAX. July ale—Three thonw
and American flows have arrived at
Tulsa. nl well as elyllt transports
film with British ms. Both de
monuments are deficient in artillery.

A cable steamer has started in lay
a cable {mm Wei Hal Wei to Chemo
and Wu. ,

CORGER “ESSAGE.

mud Pckin. July 6. and Received at“
Tina Twin the 211‘.

WASHINGTON, July Saw'l‘he fol
lowing cahleyram has been received at
the News ilepnrtmeet:

CHEFOO. July 24,
"Navigation Bureau. Wash.

Written message» signed Conger.
tinted July 4th. YH‘Q‘iVifll Tie-n Twin 31
“3'3;

"Been besieged two weeks British
W iififi: denier yénéfii inns-
saens by Chinese soldiers. who are
shelling legation daily. Relief soon if
at all. city withmn government exe'epi
by Chinese army. Determined mew
Pekln. Entry re-
liet form ism city probably be hotly

THOIIASU'
The lame came from
marina at. Thomas. wannnder of
the Brooklyn.

CAILE FRO. BOODNOW.

In! it mm Nothing to Chat up
,_ The won in Min.
Wasnmm-un. July 25-11” ewe
W has Waived a cable glen
pntch front Gonna! General W

in; to clear up the situation a: Pekilt
Mr, Gmdnow says that Li Hung
Chang will remain in Shanghai for the

{taxation that Karl Li is detained at
the refines! of the loreiyn onclnls. nl
theaybthlsvwsnmmetamflbynm-
in; sect-cur! am.

No information has been received
from the Chinese leyntion or Chinese
government in response to President
Hcfilnley’ 3 reply to the emperor

No answer bu vet been melted
from the second despemh sent to flin-
inter Conger through Minister Wu. but
it in winter! that than a reply is re
visited it will probably we! at met all
doubts as to its authenticity.

cinnamon AMONG CHINEQE.

new.“ Killing Ions-r: for Lending
Tm late a "W

(copyright. 1930 Auoelnted ml

WNIN Friday July Lib—Chin.

ewe coining in from the country report

that the Chinese soldiers an» killing

the Boxer: wherever the latter no

em deceived them into embarking on

pinnacles: Me.

An intelligent Okinawan amid he re
mauled this u n aiyn a! widespread
m It urns curly a matter of
abort time. he declared. More the
“newswonldexlulni’ekin,nben.
in all probability Jung Lu. comm
Indie! of we Chinewe forces. and
Prince China would be able to regain
wflcient “Moe to make pence. en-
mmuumtmmmw

In the meantime reliable new: we
to events in Putin and whether the

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FLAflIA 30wa EXPLONON.
CHICAGO July 25w“ aqueduct»
curred just hetero man today in the
firm butkllnynt 128 mam
street Withinwluw minute-{behalf
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Spectacle of Misti».

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the Salome-wring Ruins are
”any Charred iodine, Which the
Pigs and Dogs are fling—-
Chime Leanna. um
(Palm-lynx 13m) herniated Pm.)
115% 78313313. 18.x“: financial
July Lil-“Colonel Enter. a! the Chin
ewe regiment; Colwnel Wetsuit, at the
Russians. and Colonel Aoki. oi the an~
mesa. will form the joint provisional
government for the city 0! Tlen Twin,

A

which it was recently decided to entity V

inak of bringing something like order
out of up existing chaos.

Since the issue or the proelumnmm
invitlny welldinpoem Chinese to re
turn in their names. a number have
«some back to the city and many native
servants are coming to the settle-

meets a majority of them returnin.
to the seniee of their previews em
players

The native city this afternoon are»
sent: at appalling spectacle of ruin

 

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line Also one Ian M,
boiler to run shout ”0 rent
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chance. All other kin taken.
lots water front. Ben m _

and desolation The suburbs were Sn Romain.

mapleteiy destroyed by fire. My
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believed

inuet and all were a lime damaged
by the tremendous are 0! the silica
artillery. which, wnowever was upw-
ently not heavy enonyb to pmduoe
much climb A cerium: spectacleis
uremia! by n number of mud novels
immedhtely under the wall where the
latter was mow! W hardly one
of then: showing signs or luring been
hit.

Inside the city the “page was let
rile. :The buildings Bennett the wall
were
were li y blown to pieces by the
shells of the allies Among the
smouldering ruins nee my W
m which the pics nan dose are

The allies are busy min: the
bodies; but in we! the
mtnnahermoldend mkwnol
yet been buried.1‘he wheels through-
out the city are. streaked with all km
or articles and «intent of chine-e are
d in the ruins for money and
other valuables. Hunt of the
which nre intact or little dunnyeddie—

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French lay! prellonuinnuny. ..
have been my attempts to

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are unmistakably in the Mnfllig »
at native clerks {arms-{y Why

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my W, H, L.

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