World (Newspaper) - July 19, 1900, New York, New York Weather BAIN NOT SO If you want to get Boarders advertise in the Sunday U THREE S TIME S E RATE E Circulation Books Open to Forecast Circulation Books Open to If you are seeking an opportunity to make a profitable In read the Business Opportunity in the Sunday liy the Ine York NEW JULY In Greater Xew York GENTS of Greater Xew York mid Je City on McKinley and Roosevelt Will Be Asked to Help Save FIGHT ALL IN THE Says Result Depends on In Wis consin and CHINA WILL There Stay Leave lint One in anil That the Administration j to Tho 1 July of the State Executive gave the Ohio Republicans a chill today by announcing in an Inter in his Ohio properly In the list of doubtful He arrived In the city last night to se lect headquarters for the State cam and to set tho preliminary work What do you think of tho political situation in Ohio was the first ques tion put to We have a fight on our was quick It was my opinion before the Kansas City judging by the preliminary skirmishing the that 10 to 1 would be relegated to the in that case fighting of the national campaign have centred in the Eastern and England But they spe indorsed free coinage at the old and in my opinion that transfers the fight to the To be I should say that the turning point will depend upon the re sult in Wisconsin and Issues Coming Neither party can now keep the silver in the background if It The Republicans would not care Wo do not fear that But new issues are pushed to the Prompt on our part Is as neces sary as It was In 1896 when we were suddenly confronted with the with only a short time in to Instruct the people that is As for us here In we shall get to work and keep it up until tion We shall flood the State 7 literature and the best speakers in the country will be brought Into the The President will make a of speeches of a political nature to dele gations and clubs that come to seo him at his residence at but no Rosevelt will bein the fight from start to He will make some speeches in Ohio and will take in all the midde extending one speaking tour to the Pacific I shall my entire time and whole attention to the campaign in China May Change Reverting to the issues of the national Chairman Dick said The status in China is very threatening and events there may change tho whole po situation I suppose no one denies the proposition that this Govern ment ought to protect Americans In and if in doing so wo brought Into a war with China or any other power there would be but one party in this country as long as I he trouble and that would be the Administration KLONDIKE BABY SAILS IN A CLOTHES Collier Is Taken o iy on the Freda a child nf ailed for Hamburg in a clothesbasket on the big Two years ngo there passed through this on his to Dawson Fritz a German struck luck in the gold II joined him a year 9ov weeks ago a baby girl was SI their first They named h A few days after the birth the child the mother After Mitze had laid away the body his wife he started for Germany wit his motherless He would with his parents In the and then return to the He got a clothes put Freda In slung his precious burde over his and started for the coas It took him twentythree days to g and he hnd to devote constant a tentlon to the restless He kept her bottle filled with fres anw watched his darling en th on board and on the drear train ride across the In spl of himself he fell asleep and thief robbed him of and a lot gold Mitze reached the Stevens House Tue He was half dead from fatigu but Freda was The was give over to he care of a wit directions as to her hours for an the father got his first sound slee In seven Fritz with Freda in the clothe basket slung over his boarded th Deutschland bright early They travel second The stouthearted miner claims In the He will retui next and Freda may r turn some distant day to cheer hi father in tho gold ROOSEVELT IN A CHICAGO BOOK STORE Tulles on AVii ton Noted Special to The July was discovered this afternoon by a ma who knows him in a aveni book The Governor had lost h strenuous life appearance and h Rough Rider hat was crumpled und like to look a his I like to see them standing thei so learnedly on the like to rea review and If I ha like to write he When you become was you will be able It is currently yo that the has noth Ins at all to do In an official Yes If I am made he drawing his eyebrows to gether and running the pages of a boo But we will must he throwing the volume sharp ly aside and taking up W country means some and he brought the volum down on the palm of his left hand I tho of an evangelist when h emphasizes his interpretation nf til What do you think of Bryan a1 man viewed aside from a purely cal standpoint was asked ho is not a student of ma that Stnevens poo Sr wi write th African war dont GOT TEDDY FOR Governors Picture WITl Be Exhib in to The July Roosevelt encountered a cinematograph inan while he was in as a result the New Governors pic as he is making his bows crowds who cheer will be flashed all over the The man who gat the picture returned here today and told this story I was sent to Paul this week and had a tulle with but ho de to let me photograph him un less the National Committee I knew that I could never get his con so I decided I would have to take I learned ne waa to pass a certain point and arranged to my man with tne machine i I then went out to find the driver was going to have I told there was in sight If he hold the carriage for a short time in front of my When time came I waved my anj sure the driver halted tha Teddy Ms best to the cheering crowds In the and I tell you I never worked with my Just as I was running the film to the end saw me on the you ought see how disappointed he He knew I had him for i He selected two war novels and n worl on Shall 1 sen them sir asked tho Ill carry the on of 1e to the Chi HIS BATH CAUSED A Slept mill OfE the The next weary traveller desirous bathing at the Barton at will be warned by the pro to turn off the water before cn tering the one of failed to do this parly Bartons g and fell The TO ADVERTISEMENTS 10 8 T a Auction Sale 10 inl 8 fi Hoarders 9 U Board u 3 Boarders 1 t 7 5 8 B U 7 0 7 Employment European 9 7 y S Pints ami 8 B t 9 1 3 Vor SB 10 4 Help SInle M 8 5 8 r 7 K Until ud mid 7 7 y 9 7 10 J I Public mil Ural water nearly wrecked the Barton was awakened at 4AM by a senile dripping sound Rain at last Thank heaven hf The hot Is But glancing out of Ms window he saw no signs of Then he began a In kitchen was a The bathroom is Just Rushing to the bathroom door Mr Barton found It Repeated brought no Finally breaking a he forced an entrance and seated in the fast was one of jest known travelling Bennie said he was glad he escaped drowning Mr said he was glad Bennie was H 7 7 a 7 rater Cit to g 8 e 8 t 7 8 8 WHI Summer Unfurnished CELIA WALLACE SUED FOR DIAMOND Who Wore Cos tume Is to Civil Special to The July Celia tho Chicago widow who astora ished opera goers two seasons ago by in a has been sued by for an alleged jewelry Indebtedness of Wallace Is sixty years old and has a weakness for rose and Her famous costume was largely made of diamonds and other valuable These were attached to skirt corsage in such a way that observ ers were astonished at the unusual I dont believe I owe Co said If I do it Isnt than 1 am used to being Republican iu July The Republi can State Convention nominated Tor and John E Morrison for to Daniel forty years of succumbed to the henit fell to the sidewalk and broke his lie died In a lew Handsome Cornwallis West Is III WEDDING MAYBE PUTOFF Excessive Temperature Causes Re currence of His Sufferings in South LAST OF MANY ine Interposition tile by the Trees Publishing Now York Special Cable Despatch to The July Young who was to marry Randolph Churchill on Is very The terrific heat which oppresses Lon don hns caused recurrent symptoms of the sunstroke which ho suffered in Smith Africa and caused him to be home his mind his sight most It Is almost certain that this in whose path so many obstacles heen will he again although Lady Randolph calmly con her preparations for Cornwallis West sweetly ex presses the opinion had her sons strength not heen undermined by the South African he never woul i have contemplated a match so Incon Her son loyally and fondly swears he will marry Lady Randolph as soon us he Is I he day if he despite all It is now hinted that the return of Lady Randolphs Winston from South may have to with hurrying the W ston Churchill strenuously th match last and his mother ma to ho married before ho Men are dying of sunstroke in man dying of love in Londo cannot he married because he his bee It may be that Cornwallis Wesl once Randolph Churchills dea the recurrence of be sons heat symptoms as a Divine inter Lady Randolph daughter c the late Leonard of this I as young MS she looks her hair Is rave her figure line her manner vl her her interns In life It so happens hs the Cornwall Is West one of the handsomest men In is a hit younger that Lady Randolph older Cupid shoots holes through the But because Lady Randolph has i few more years the man oves all sorts of difficulties have heel put in the way of their Their engagement to marry was an last August during regatta wee U Immediately all their relatives heir hands and cried Churchill In a fortnight the engagement waf Ludy Randolph went on the Cornwallis West paid a a his beautiful the Princess o in The outbreak of the Boer war Oth back to he join the Scots in which he is a she to see her son before he wet o South Africa and to organize war They and until West to the war they were fre seen Soon Randolph determined to o to South and k Is known nan hat her affection for West partly In her Intense activity In fitting out he hospital ship on which she last When she ar ait Madeira she learned that her ami handsome lover had home When he home he was in an extremely but the hope of soon Lady Randolph again revived and when she returned to London ic seemed to be as gay ami strong as Again they announced they would marry at the last of this West In despair turned to 1m who has been her most devout ad Prince of Of a sudden the War Office ordered oung West to appear before a medical oard that would determine If he was t to rejoin his regiment Perhaps some of the grave and learned of the board have been In said Ho Is not Preparations for the wedding went Now comes a hoat wave such as Lon on never and unhappy oung West PERRY BELMONT IS CRITICALLY ILL Suddenly mid Only mi Can Her Special to The July Perry elmont Is critically recovery depends upon the result of n operation for appendicitis which will e performed at her husbands By the She was taken ill suddenly yesterday and grew worse until er condition became Medical d was and it was seen that an would be The family physician York as summoned The news soon over the cottage colony and lere was no end of inquiries and notes f and Behnont have been here some returning ten days ago om the National Conven on at Kansas They have made o attempt at and Idom been seen In CLASH OF NATIONS OVER VAST THEATRE OF WAR The latest reported fighting was in the extreme northeast part of the The principal present seat of war is in the region about shown on the map between the first letter E in Chinese and the letter R in But todays despatches show that the Boxer movement is rapidly spreading and that unless checked soon it will extend over the whole miles from Siberia to Fate of Pekin No Longer Thought of in the New and Graver International Situation Forced by FOMENTING WAR AT She Is Concentrating Cossack in Manchuria to Strike at ALLIES ARE NOT Russian Admiral Now iw Command of the Allied Foreign miral Seymour CHINESE WAR NEWS AS VIEWED IN THE WORLD OFFICE LAST NIGHT BY AN EDUCATED CHINAMAN OF NEW Kai of 1 Doyers Highly Intelligent Chinese Comes to The World Office for War He Interprets Statement of Kai of 1 Doye r New with another of his read The Worlds war news from China last night I do not believe that China has attacked Russia in I do not believe China will invade any other I think that although the present situation is the great powers are far as the fighting potentialities of the Chinese are overrating the possibilities countrymen It s quite in our that the Chinese should possess so many modern rifles as it is reported they do for the best of all possible reasons tne lack of cash to buy Of China is in a very disturbed condition and anarchy is probably In a systematic and concerted plan of the great powers would soon break the backbone of this In this plan the Japanese should undoubtedly be given the greatest as they are quite owing to their mod ern armaments and familiarity with the of restoring if they do not attempt to do more than This opinion we advance in view of the late Chino Japanese The fighting possibilities of our race have been We know what really happened five years We think history repeat We are not in any sense decrying the valor of our We merely say that all the bravery in the world avails little against guns and rifles and sol We think that the sympathy of the nation with the present Boxer movement is merely a case of needs must where the devil that directly the great of the Chinese people as they are bound to do very that the great powers have no territorial and see some systematic plan of action to restore they will soon give the most practical proofs of their real disapproval of war the Pross Publishing Now York Gallic Despatch to Tho July is preparing to make a descent on China from Sip is massing there a great army of and is using the Siberian railway exclusively for military An army of Russians may invade China from the north by the first of This step makes a clash of nations in China England has already withdrawn Admiral Seymour from the command of the allied foreign land forces at be cause his services are needed in command of Englands The Russian Admiral who is next to Seymour the highest in rank of all the foreign succeeds Seymour as chief of the land Germany is at present showing herself in sympathy with Rus sia and seems willing to aid her France has a weak force in but she of not oppose There is apparently no unity of action by the Allies in The present international sympathies seem to make this allignment United England and Japan against Germany and Of there is no open expressing of this But all the British Statesmen and newspapers discredit the report that China has invaded Russian China could not declare war against There is no constituted authority in China which is empowered to declare The Chinese attack on a Russian Manchurian settlement on the Amur yesterday is regarded as merely an extension of the Boxer But the possibility of detached hostilities in Russia and China is considered an import of the gravest possible to the front among the aggrieved powers with spe cial ultimate claims for RUSSIA IS EVEN SUSPECTED OF PROVOKING THE HOSTILITIES to entitle her to the treatment when the settlement This suspicion is symptomatic of the profound mutual distrust animating the to which is attributable the withdrawal of Admiral Seymour from shore hostilities in order to be prepared for an international crisis demanding a fleet in the fullest state of The naval guns will be reembarked at the earliest The rumors of Russias warlike preparations seriously affected the Stock Consols fell tf and the war loan dropped to 2 per WHAT IS RUSSIAS INTENTION Russias notification to the powers declares that she is pre paring for military operations on a large scale against Peking through Burn the agent of in who has just reached London after a sixty clays journey by way of over the Railway to says even before he was actively mobilizing troops in Central East and West The Railway is con close on men to Manchuria or its In dip circles in London tonight the fate of the legations is no longer considered of first the perilous international situa tion is looming up on the GERMANY TAKES SIDES WITH RUSSIA AND or even ALLIES CAUGHT JN A n the Fight in Which Liscum Fell the Chinese Had Every by tho 1ublfnhlng Compan Now York Special Cable to Tho Delayed In North July In last Friday the allied forces were caught ina from was no no The losses of the Americans were se of the Ninth United mortally layed North he attack on the native city In A A to Chicago In 21 HALLS MUST BE The Division of the Supreme Court decided yesterday that Injured In in a tene whose hallways arc un to law are entitled to In case a woman Is the husband may recover for the loss of the services and society of his The Cool are ihy tho through Western trains fit the July von has succeeded in allaying Rus sias which been aroused by Williams recent An understanding regarding future action in China has been reached between Germany and The German Foreign Minister has convinced Russia that Germany will not Interfere with her plans In Northern China or and that Ger many harbors no desire of territorial Russia on her part agrees not to interfere with trade in Russias sphere of Influence in China after order has boen The result bf this understanding has been issuing of strict orders by the Russian censorship to omit henceforth all hostile press criticism regarding action In In this latest arrangement Count von Buelow has the support of the Influen tial Conservative with its army and navy whose pro gramme the Kreuz has Just defined thus Germany will join the Peking campaign only as all the other do
