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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
2
Rear Admiral Kempff states a Japanese torpedo boat entered Tien Tsin on June 23 with light losses. The campaign relieves the force that left Tien Tsin on June 10 near Peking. Reports say Admiral Seymour is captured and the ministers have fled Peking guarded by Chinese soldiers. their whereabouts are unknown.
London dispatches report eight hundred sikhs and 200 Welsh Fusileers join American German and Russian forces to relieve besieged areas near Tien Tsin. Officials fear the worst for the legations at Peking and Admiral Seymour with gloomy news from Shanghai and Che Foo.
The ad extols a sunny wife’s influence and urges use of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to protect women’s health. A Ohio woman, Maud eatree of Fairfield County, says twelve years of weakness improved after taking the medicine, supplemented by Golden Medical.
Navy bulletin confirms four Americans killed and seven wounded in Waller's command near Tien Tsin. Admiral Kempff notes a 2,000 strong relief force headed to Tien Tsin as second attack looms. Oregon sails for Taku to support operations with Brooklyn and Monadnock, aiming for fast transit to the theater.
Lord Roberts reports at front. Buller reaches Standerton finds stock and Dutch residents gone. Heidelburg occupied. enemy pursued. Honingspruit attack disrupted by reinforcements. several culverts burned and repaired. Prisoners taken to Machadodorp. Lords Antrim Ennismore among captives. Standerton notes Kruger forces 15 000 to 20 000. Two hundred rebels surrender at Blikfontein.
A telegram to Rev. Dr. Leonard suggests 24 missionaries, including women from the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, were killed in Tien Tsin after the Boxer uprising while three named missionaries were saved.
A Southern Railway passenger train derailed by a washout near McDonough Georgia, catching fire and killing thirty five people including most passengers but sparing none of the crew. Rescue efforts were hampered by storms as bodies were recovered along the river and track.
By order of Judge Tuley the Western Union Telegraph company is ousted from collecting daily market quotations on the floor. The board of trade will collect and send its quotes by telegraph itself until court ruling finalizes the case.
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