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S ?e J. n v . bereaved husband and a ten 'it 1 child at home, an 1 the rniir. -t o raunity sympatli'zo with iho bnv...y husband and fither in 11?:i-r . t . low Mrs. Lxwso.i ?1 - i M ...! i morning about 5 o'clock an ! buried ?t IJ >gan*vi)!:* chord. i' at 11 o'clock. Shi wis a'? > ?: j ; , of age. ADVERTISED LET VJE .1. Remaining in the I'-ift Oif- . Union, S. C., for the wm-k t r: 11? August 2 1. 11)00 Mr. Clwiley Benin \f C! !? --I It ?. O. JHHUKWIHIIi Miss Aiuvlit Bookman Mrs. Mary I'.tia Br.miion Miss Mane (ran it Misi Annie Mrs. I'lv.ro M lire Mis. S. Iv Moore >>>al Martin Mr. l?'nl S|? n ->T Mips Mary T. Tl oin i? J i. Tiirtmni Miis .1 M. Tu i < r "-) Ja'e William* roaoni tailing for tin- a ?.-.? ter8 wili please *sy if ?? Ivt r i > will be require:! to pay one r< i t : their delivery. J. C. iliMxu, ]'. M. Cloth 11 Clothing thai Perfect 2 * JlU i ?*r*Y' ig i haf~*. 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As* j.'-1 "f ' r""s 30 ce:ils pir 100 pounds. lv,;er}< >i? ir 11 C <\ ft" s 1)11 ?M it. Wil.; I I v. i 1 n c. i vo iro.i t'.l tl.o it'pjt |> lfc1 f >rtii evrrv ilav. 2'p * * W. D. Tabic. j HOT ICS. 1 w\\\ uivc :> tii.-1-ilaiss l.ul-MMio : UomI.- ?.;< ?!." ?' ?>' I ?""?* . 'ic'.ioii. Dilii.cr will uiv " I...its. Oi.i v 1 I! I-a v: : 1* K / For FREB I Va'V' - 'Mttfl Sciiolarslr? POSITIONS GUARANTEED, 1 Ui.d. C O 1 C ?- ii Hf p 3 < JMOun. fjnrt'cn.l. f? 1; r * i ? '* " ? r 7 7 ?i <*l*f !?bbb- i.'i -! v ; ; i I i ii in ?1 w # iwc - - * ?' 1 THE ALLiiSi SAOi&D CITY HAS F Alibi Largo Force Said to Bo Moving Against the International Troops. COMMUNICATION SEVERED I'oaltlou of tho Allies Rcmlercd I'ncertulti by tl>o Movement of tUo ...J-V rial Troops?Strong Korea Near 1'letSang autl Tuns Chow?Another lint tic Keportcil From 1'cklng. London-, Aug. 21.?The following dispatch has been received from Admiral Bruce, dated Takn, Aug. 1"!: ' Tho allies are reported tj have entered the sacred city of Peking Aug. 17. Shanghai, Aug. 2!.?The foreign officials hero learn that tho telegraph from Tien Tsin has been cut. The position of the allies i; n:;c';rtain ami a large body of (Jhine.su troops lias taken the field. Chine e .March Against I'oitsailg. Tim: Tsin, Aug. 21.?About o,(/00 Chin - ci troop*, v. ni cli are reported to have lieon at Sung Liu U'-iing, lef. for Peit sang and 2,0) ) more. Chineso troops have gone toward Tung Chow. Fighting at Pelting. London, Aug. 21.?"Fighting vtp.s going on at Peking Saturday, according to one report, but according to u dispatch received by tho admiralty from l'.eir Admiral Urn *o the alii s entered tho tu- | cred city of Pi king Prid iv. (,)i;iet In the iuitilh. Biianou.vi, Aug. 21.?Advice.! from the proviucial capita1* show that tho : ttitndo of tho southern mandarin has been fricudly sinco tho allies reached Peking, tioir.e of the magistrates havo been issuing proda'nations commanding tho Chiii'M j to attend to Itnsiness, to avoid'diiini and acknowledging tiiat the invat i <a of tho for*. igucru is justified. f.iirjv n: iirjznz WERE KILLED. Natives I.e.! Heavily In Fight IJcforo I'dilng?Congcr Talks. , Pekixo, Ang. 17, via Shanghai, Ang. ' 31.?Ooiitmry to the agreement of tha | Ulicd coniuiindeiM t'no Russians ad- j muced and occupied the first door of tho i iftst gato early in tho morning of Aug. ' 14, bu? failed to forco tho acc&nd door. \t 2 o'clock on tho afternoon of Aug. U t lie British and Americans outurod tha Iron B a i\in I m i >? Children' They a iv cool, clean and coin fori in within reacK of everybody ai ,WI) PIAZZA SW clo-c tlicni out for S4.T5. o the mountains. In every iip-i \'A?.y.A. This i. the last time we will < ire md iLumist ' P, gate near tiio legations ami met with only slight resistance. The Japanese ! met more serious oppositi >n at tho upper , cast gab* all dr.v. At midnight Aug. 14 they blew up th gat > ami entered tho city. Many Chinese wore killed. Made st Desperate Assault. The l'S pie in t'.-.e legations wore well, j hut. : euewhnt starved. Minister Conger lid: Pi ' Priuea 1'hing, pr <idi nt of I ho tsnag It yaniei., sent word that lus oklcers had roooived urd- i s to eeaso tiring on us tinder pain of il nth. At ? o'eloek in the evening of tea s tnto day the Chijiesu o; le.d 11:-. i this continued ull day. It the relieving c >luuiu had not arrive I wv when it did we should probably havo succumbed. The Amerieatis lost seven marines killed and 1 wounded and one child ditd. Tlte whole movement is a purely governmental one. Tho lJoxors arc only si pi\u use, having no guns, j The eoufldotitial advisor of the emperor 1 was the leader of the imperial troops. < In the 11 ikiys over 2,000 shells fell among us." HELD OUT AGAINST 20,000. ? Father Delict >* Thrilling Kxpcrlciico hi With the Uoxers. en Ti; n Tsin, via Shanghai, Aug. 21. ? m Father Delb ts, n l.axarisfc minister, has fc arrived here. At a village 40 miles to rt ' ' r^i. .? ? i \ ..i. . _. I nort 11 west. t1"' WW CUUVWWi UUW ?w | out for six weeks ngalust tlio Boxori ] s, with lilies nod swortls. liny i tl ] ing or imnrrr tne Trm?r t?o*rmtVv*bW?i?i- . . Tilt) villa;; odioials seat Futhor Do- | llots word that ho must loavo China, but wilh a f w rifles and a small cannon lie hold 011 .ill G. n< nil Snug sent woriL that the C.iri 'thins would bo spared, but * that thy -r disarm and Father Do- l' llets must loavo for the coast. a lie was e-corti d to General Maa at gi Peitangntid had h en thero for three days wheu Peitsang was taken, j The 1 mainiug converts wero given . 0110 week's 1. >d by General Sung, aftti:i;? under orders from Peking. Tlio ^ lloxers obeyed his orders. IMPERIAL FAMILY IS SAFE. ? It Will Require a Prolonged Campaign to Capture The in. ^ Shanghai, Aug. 21. ?Divers reports o as to tho movements of the Chinoso im- c porial family contiuuo to bo received at ? the treaty ports and aro tlienco faith- a fully transmitted to the European enpi- t! tals. Those representing tlio court as h' having loft Pelting are of oxchisivo Chi- s' neso origin. According to them tlioir ?majes ies aro well on their way to SanFu. about aOO miles inland. c< If the Chinese government is at Sanl'u there is no chance for getting at & them without a prolonged campaign. j): Aw.ill big the Powers* Kcply. 111 Shanghai, Aug. 21.?Earl Li Hung Cluing has .-i,nified his intention nt leaving for lV.nng as soon as ho receive.) C tho reply of tho powers to his request of ? yostorday for peace. Governor of slum Tuns Ucu<l. Shanghai, Aug. 21.?Yuan Shi Hai, pn tho governor of Shau Tung, is dead. th ROOSlVELT is confident. tn lie Assures lis- ('resident That New) lu, York Is Safe. fit Washington, Aug. 21.?Governor do Roosevelt left for New York this morn* ing on tho 10 o\ lock train. When asked ,,0 for information as to lsia visit tho gov- pii ernor stated that ho cause ospceially to so sco tho president, desiring to talk over matters coar.-rising tho eani]>nign nu;i also regardieg hi.- itinerary. The presl- |(>t dent and G >v. ruor Roosevelt diseussau various campaign ]. ulieias and the feat- "" nres of li ! tor., of neeeptanco which are . toon to 1 :> made public. ! j},% It i ; th de.-ir* of Governor Roosevelt, ^ ns a vice presidential candidat , to havo |or his uttoraucosduring the coming west- f (in tour thoroughly in accord with the views of th' pr -i i aitinl candidate, and "1( ue aiso flc.-oros to ;jive expression to and 011 inak fontur.!-. of the 1- lies which the pros!dent tli 1 is most importnut. Gov *n' i rnor K ><> vdi c: ;.?< to make a ; treat many ? ;? c -'i ; r: ; t!:<- campaign. IIu La.. i:r.;'Iv 1 nitto be in Ghi- j enffo a \v< < !{ l: ,,n'n -xt Monday. I , Tho-o who c.uivr 1 with tho gov- ; tsnior say that ha is full of confidence as his to tho result of tii 0 mid# < lection, bu" ous it the wimo timo ho thinks there should wai bo a V' ry vif; 1 1 - < ia.| aiyn in order to I 011 tcecp tho pcopl ! informed regarding tho 1 ahn inportnnt !?-n<. . Tho governor a-^urod crii lit pro i : ; n i " r is 1:0 ouestion and ihoii tho ? v:t' of v \v y ii '-t not with* tho 'aiidiu^ soaio 1.0-a:ions just now win >ver the .state tick* t aad.state campaign. eds s Cribs ? table, ami practically inileul they will last a lifetime. i\<;s. ? v; This small investment will to-date town you see these )fU*r them 1'oT lesstimn $lj.UU. ir Company. ABINET DECIDES 10 REJECT CHINA'S APPEAL FOR PEACE ,'oposition Coming Through Earl Li Hung Cliang Will Ee Dg^ied. '* ' AR WILL BE CONTINUED ply Refusing to Sus[)?ful Hostilities Will He Communicatee! to the Chinese Government at Once?Kiillure of China to Comply With Oar l>o mantis Given as the Reason. Washington, Aug. 21.?Tho c.ibiuofc tiny ilociilosl to reject the latest nppeal om Li llun;; Cluing 'for n cessation of jstilitics. Tlio replj* will bo com malted nt onco to tlio Chinese govcruicnt with a statement of tlio reasons >r the action of this government. The ijoctiou is based on the non-compliuce of the Chinese government with the iceitie provisions of the declaration of 10 United States under date of Aug. 12. ^ jruc i/^itoyja hey In quest That No Indignities Be Shown Kmperor and Kmpress. Washington, Aug. 21.?The stato deart meht today received an apjtcal from lie viceroys of Nanking and Hu Nan, sking that no personal indignities bo hown the emperor and empress dowgor and renewing assurances of frioudltip and of maintaining qniot in tho >uth of China if this was observed. It i > understood that tho powers alnulv have considered this question, nd there appears to be no disposition to ive the emperor or empress dowager tl'ront. The application of tho Chinese viceays is in effect a request that the Chiesc sovereigns shall not bo made pristiers of war. It is an established priniple of international law that members t the enemy's royal family, his chief blusters of stato and his diplomatio gents of state are liable to capture, even tough they may not bo actively enaged in hostile operations. Their poition makes them so important to tho iiemy i:i tho cnmlnni r.r "t?s?. 'L-* ui.i nnr mm ley cannot bo treated as ordinary nonimbatauts. In tile present easo tnero is well founded belief that tlio sovereigns, os. cially the empress dowager, have been istrnmental in directing hostile move* .cuts, and Ministor Conger's advices ated that tlio imperial forces wore boosing tho legations. AN SEND NO MORE TROOPS. 'ar Department lias Sent All Avail* able to China. Washington, Aug. 21?Tho war detriment has no information concerning o report from Jt/otidou that additional laps for tho allied armies are urgently edud. If this was tho caso nothing are couhl Lo done by this government present. Tho troops now uudcr orrs for tho far cast will continue to go rwnrd and when they roach Nagasaki Will 1.. ...u-.i .... wuutner cnoy will lo China or to Mtmila, tho Ptaiiipnr.s being tho original destination of mo of thorn. . Thero nro now in China the Ninth inltry, eight companies of tho Fourrnth infantry, Buttery E, Fifth artil y, eight troops of the Sixth cavalry d four companies of tho Fifteenth in* ltry, tho latter having recently ar? red. Thero aro at sea destined tot tinn four batteries of tho Third artil* v, Compauy E of tho engineers, four tops of tho Third cavalry, eight troopj tho First cavalry and eight troops of } Ninth cavaly. Besides there sailed the Sherman today four companlef :h of tho Socoud, Fifth and Eighth antry. Wallart Is Under Arrest. VKT.iMirox, Minn., Aug. 21.?Theo e Wallnrl, wlio yesterday butohered wife and fonr stepchildren and eerily wounded his 10-year-old stepson* s discovered this morning in n barn his sister's place, Mrs. S(oinborn* ut 2 miles from the scene of the no. Uo was hidden under a manger 1 had tramped about in the woods nil -. day before. Wallart made a soma- V it incoherent confession. w Tj j W;.. . 'f J # J