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UERBIt;, 304 1 South Monroe St., Balti more, Md., writes: "DEAR Mks. Pinkham Before tak ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1 was unable to become pregnant ; health is much improved, and and pride of our home. " OUR PTO IN CHINA, Latest Developments Point to Withdrawal of Troops. GREAT BEITAIN AND GERMANY. Ilio Conflrmation of the Itep.irt That They Will H.nnilii In IVkln He- Kurdlrm of Other Powers Further Confirmation of Chinese Treachery. Washington, Sept. 11. The latest developments lu the Chinese sit uation still point to a speedy with drawal ot the United States troop from China Gen. Chaffee has added the weight of his opinion to that al ready entertained by many officials ffc, It probably Is significant that e general's statement on this polut given publicity by the administrate- - No conflrmation Is at hand here of tho report that Oreat Britain and Ger- jnany have joined in an agreement to ain together In Pekin, regardless the attitude of the other powers. ould this be true tho fact doubtless uld hasten the rearward movement the American troops, for there Is a rm determination to avoid becoming nvolved in any clash between the powers, such as might reasonably be expected to follow the execution of this reported British-German program. If 'here have been further responses to the Russian note relative to evacu ation their purport cannot be ascer tained. This delay no longer Inter form with the execution of the Ameri can policy. The state, department has a reasonably accurate understanding .if the attitude of even those powers that Have not made formal responses to tho Rpsslan note, so that the mere wrltton record of their views Is not of Import ance. It is believed that a prompt answer will be made by the state department to the latest Chins Imperial edict ap pointing LI Hung Chang as plenipoten tiary, with absolute powers to negoti ate terms of peace. Dr. Hill, the act ing secretary of state, was In confer ence over the long distance telephone 1th the president at Somerset last evening In regard to this matter, and the wishes of the executive were fully xplalned. So far as the personality of LI Hung Chang Is concerned, it Is not believed there will be any objec tion to him by our government. j 11! BSE OFFICIALS' TIIF.ACIIERT. further Conflrmation nf the Murder ous Methods of the Government. London. SeDt. 11. Dr. Morrison, the Pekin correspondent of Tho Times, wiring Aug. 31, confirms the reports of the treachery of the Chinese govern ment and the Issuance of Imperial de crees ordering the extermination of foreigners. "The imperial troops," he "mined tho British legation and Prot.ablv in another dav there would have been a terrible explosion. A sim ilar mine, made by theChlnese Imperial troops, exploded In the Pel Tang cath edral and engulfed 200 native Chris tians. "The most profound Indignation Is felt here that Sir Chih Chen Lofengluh and Wu Ting Fang, whse shameless lies and transmissions of bogus im perial edicts delayed the departure of the relief column until nearly too late, re still received with honor in London and Washington." 1 he Shanhal con-esDondent of The Times, wiring Sept. 9, says: The Chinese minister in St. Peters burg has telegraphed LI Hung Chang that the proposal to evacuate Pekin presupposes that satisfactory assur ances will be given of the return of the imperial court to the capital at once. A later message urges Earl LI to en deavor earnestly to bring the powers 10 agree to evacuation, since, if Russia oblleed to reconsider her decision, a less of prestige is Inevitable. LI Hung Chang has memoralized the throne, urging the immediate return of the urt to Pekin." Lord Baltahurv will return to Lon- I Ion Friday, when some fresh develop- writing to Mrs. Pmkham at Lynn. Mass. Mrs. Cora Gilson, Yates, Manistes Co., Mich., writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham Two years ag I began having such dull, heavy, drag g"ing pains in my back, menses were pro fuse and painful and was troubled with leucorrhoua. I took patent medicines received no benefit aud could I followed derived so praise Com myself but since I have used h my I have a big baby boy, the joy merits In tno rninese B-.tnat:on i ex pected. Beyond Japan's reply showing her Intention to continue to occupy Pekin, there Is little to throw further light. The U u ril i-i i.l sll.sslnaitrlea. Shanghai. Sept. 11. Mr. John Good now, the United States consul general here, after Inquiries In every possible source, learns that th" number of Britisii and American missionaries probably murdered during thu uprising In China 1ms been !3, while 170 others stationed in Chi-LI and Shan SI prov inces are unaccounted for, and there Is reason for the belief that they have met the santo fate. Of those whose deaths have been absolutely proven 22 were Americans eight men, eight wo men and six shlldren and 14 were British nine men, fifteen women and ten children. There Is strong proof that 37 more wore killed near Tai Yuen. Tho list of missing numbers: Americans, 20 men, 21 Women and 20 chlldrou; British, 41 men, 4!) women and 19 children. Farmer Austin i unfeasaa Harder. Poughkeepsle, N. Y., Sept. 11. Peter Austin, the former of Stuanville, who has been In Jail since Friday on sus picion of havlug killed Charles Browor, his farm hand, 14 years ago, confessed yesterday that ha killed Brower, but says that he did it in self defense. The crime was brought to light through the finding of a skeleton In a well on a farm formerly occupied by Austin, which was identified as the remains of Browor by a shlu bone which was known to have been broken and not properly set. Dawtsohlaiifll Wins the Oovna ituce. London, Si pt. 10. The North Ger man Lloyd Bteamship Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosso was sighted by the Deutsch land at daybreak last Wednesday and was passed at noon. Sho was out of sight at nightfall. Tho race, therefore, was of brief duration, the Doutschland overhauling and outstripping her rival easily. The Deutachland made the trip to Plymouth in days, 8 hours and 19 minutes, beating the best previous rec ord, made by herself, by i hours and 35 ailnutas Portland, Sept. It. Maine went Re publican In the state election yesterday by about 32.975 majority. Tho Repub lican state ticket was elected, with all four congressmen and a great majority of tho legislature. The campaign throughout the state, except perhaps In Cumberland county, was fought en tirely on national Issues. In Cumber land county, with Portland as a center, there was fought one of the most Inter esting contosts In the state. This was solely on tho liquor law, Its enforce ment or Its non-enforcement, the Re publicans representing the latter and a Prohibition candidate tho former Is sue. Returns Indicate that the Prohi bitionists havo landed their candidate for sheriff, Samuel K. Poarson, of this city. Ilattleshlps NearliiK Completion. Washington, Sept. 11. Two of the six now first class battloshlps are prac tically completed and another one Is fast nearlng that stago, according to a statement issued by the bureau of the construction nnd repair, navy depart ment. The Alabama, which recently had her Initial trial, Is sot down as 99 per cent completed, and the Wisconsin, which Is scheduled to make her trial run on the Pacific coast the latter part of this month, Is stated to be 96 per cent completed. The Illinois, which will be tho next of tho big warships to be launched, Is building at Newport News, and stands at 85 por cent. Terrlhle Quadruple Tragedy. Jackson, Miss., Sept. 11. A horrible quadruple tragedy occurred at West Station, five miles north of here, yes terday. George W. Moore, a prominent merchant of the place, who has been suffering with periods of Insanity for some time, administered strychnine to hie wife a id two little children, tell ing them It was quinine to keep off chills. Within a few minutes all three were dead. Moore then took a pistol and fired two-bullets through his own heart, falling to the floor across the dead body of one of bis little children. Ma (M mm Vmm mtmrnm Formally Accepting the Eenomi i nation For President. REPUBLICANISM VS. IMPERIALISM The PmMtll l-iil' the Charge of IIli 1'olltieul Opji.niriits, and Dv rlnrrl Thnt the I'll M I pnl ! of , theC'inipaiKii lathe Money Qaeatloa Washington, Aug 10. The letter of President McKlnley accepting the re nomlnatlun for his hit-,h office Is in sub stance as follows: Jinn. Henry Cabot Lodge, Chairman Notl ncatloa Commltti e. My Dear Sir: The nomination of the Re publican national convent Ion ot June IS, isoo, for the office of president of the United Stuttd. which, as the official represi .. i- , ttvi. of the convention, ".i haw convey ed t.i mn, i accepted. I have carefully examined the platform adopted and give It mv heart aDDroval. I J uon 1 1 1 .i.it Issue of the Inst natlonnl election it is clear. It upholds the gold standard and endorses the lejrfsl t u present conjrsess, by Which ihnl standard Ims been effectively strengthened. Tim sta bility of our nation. ii currency Is there fore secure so long ns those who a.ltirra to this platform are kept In control of the government. A in isif!. the sttv. r parties are united, under the s um' leader who Immediately after the election of thai year, In an address to tlie blmetattlsts, sal I. "The Men. Is of blmetaill nt havo not been vanquished; they havo simply been overcome. Tin y believe that the gold standard is a conspiracy of the money changers agalnsl the welfai of the human r.i e, nnd they will continue the warfare aniilnst It." Bo the v-mi- is presented. It will t.s noted thai the demand is foi Hi" Immedl. ate restoration ot the free coinage of silver at IS to 1, If another Issue is para mount, this is immediate, it win admit of no delay and will suffer no postponement. After declaring thai th- Bepubllcun party remains faithful t" the prim Iple of protection, the president i i .- ti n- tructlon ami control of a Pacific canal, urges American built ships and deel ires that our government was the only one to offer Its services to bring about peace in Africa, Regarding trusts ho boys: Combinations of capital which control the market Infommodltles to 1 1 - - general use of the people, by supprei ing natural nnd ordinary competition, thus enhancing prices to tho general consumer, are ob noxious to the common law and tim pub lic welfare. They are dnngi rous con spiracies against the public goAd, and should be mads the subject of prohibi tory or penal legislation. Publicity win be a to ipfut Influence to check this evil. Discussing Cuba the president declares we have restored tranquility and i rospei it y to the island, and that we have given to Porto Riio n much larger mens ire of self government than was given the In habltants of Louisiana under Jefferson, it.- then enters Into in exhaustive discus sion of the Philippines qui itl in, in the course of which lis s..vs: Nobody wiio win avail himself of the facts will longer hold Hint them i unj alliance between our soldiers und the In surgents, or thnt nny promise of llide pi ndence was made to them. Long before their ieader had reached Manila tio had resolved, if the command) r of tliv Ameri can navy would give tlif-m arms with which to fight tin Bpanlsh army, they would iater turn upon us, which they iliil murderously and without the Shadow of cause or justification. Tin re him be, u no limw ulnuo thu de struction of the enemy i fleet when we could or should have left the Philippine archipelago, After the ire. ay of pence was ratified no power tint congress could surrender our sovereignty or alienate foot of the territory thue acquired. Th congress has not seen (It to do the oim or thr otln r, and tho president had BO authority to do . Ither, if im hud been o Inclined, which he was not. tio long us i to- tovereiKiny remains in us it u the duty of thu executive, whoever he may be, to uphold that sovereignty und If It t. --- q luppitia Its assailants, Woulu aMwpolltlcal adversaries do io? it ims been asserted that there wouiiJ have been no lighting lu thu Philippines if congrene had declared Ita purpusu tj Klve Independence to the Tusul Inaur i;enti. The Insurgents did not Walt for the action of MngreSS. They assumed tin) offensive: they opened fire on our army. Those who assert our responsibility fur the beginning of the conflict Imvu for gotten thai before the treaty was ratified in the s. nate, and while it whs being debated lu that body, and While thu Bacon resolution was under discussion, on Feb. I, WW, the Insurgents attacked the American army, after being previous ly advised that the American tore s worn under orders no) to ftru upon them ex cept in defense. The papers found In the recently captured archives of the insur gents demonstrate that this attack had been carefully planned for weeks bi fore It occurred. It our purpose to establish In thfl Philippines a government sultablo to tha wants and conditions of tho Inhabitants and t" prepare them for self government, und to give them self government when they are ready for It and SS rapidly an they are ready for It. That I am aiming to do under my constitutional uuthorlty, and will continue to do until congroBS shall determine the political status of the Inhabitants of the archipelago. .ru our opponents against tho treaty? If so, they must he remlndi d that It eouid not have been ratified in the senate but for their assistance. Tho eenittu which ratified the treaty and thu congress Which added Its sanction by a large ap propriation comprised senators and repre sentatives of the peoplo of all parties. Would our opponents surrendi r to the Insurgents, abandon our sovereignty or cede It to them? If that be not lh..lr iiur- pose, then it should be promptly disclaim ed, for only evil can result from the hopes raised bv our opponents In the minds of the Filipinos, that with their success at tho polls In November theri will be a withdrawal of our army nnd of American severtlgnty over thfl archi pelago; the complete Independence of the Talalog people recognised and the powers of government over all the other peoples of the archipelago conferred upon the Tulalog leaders. Thu effect of a belief In the minds of the Insurgents that this will bo done t. is already prolonged the rebellion and la- creoaes thu necessity for the continuance of a large army. It Is now ilUytrig full jimce In the archipelago. The American p. ople will not make the muulerers of our soldleis the agents of thu republic to convey tho blessings of liberty and order to the Philippines. They will not make them the builders of the nuw commonwealth. Huch a course would bo a betrayal of our sacred obligations tu the peaceful Filipinos, and would place nt the mercy of dangerous adventurers the lives nnd property of the natives und foreigners. It would make posslhlu and easy the commission of such atrocities as were secretly planned to bo executod o the 23d of February. 1SD!). in tho city of Manila, when only thu vigilance of our army prevented the attempt. There were thosu who two years ago wero rushing us on to war with Spain who are unwdlllng now to accept Its clear consequence, as them are those among us who advocated the ratification of the treaty of peace, but now protest against Its obligations. Nations which go to war fnwst be prepared to accept its resultant obligations, and when they make treaties must keep them. Those who profess to distrust the lib eral and honorable purposes of tho ad ministration in its treatement of the Philippines are not Justified. Imperialism has no place In Its creed or conduct. 11 aa dom le the rock upon which the Hepub lloan partly 1b bUlMed and now rests. Lib erty Is the great Republican doctrine for which tho people went to war. (jur opponents may distrust thumsiilves, but they have no right to discredit the good faith and patriotism of the majority of the people, who are opposed to them: they may fear the worst form of imperial ism with the helpless Filipinos In their hands, but If they do it Is because they have parted with the spirit and faith of the fathers and have lost the virility of the founders of thu party which they profess to represent. The letter concludes with a brief refer ence to the Chinese controversy and the thorough reunion of the north and south through toe Spanish WOT. I WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED. U'ritnen,Mi, Sept. C. Glasgow has now 13 cases of bubonic plague, with 103 under observation. The population of Richmond, Va., is S5.050; in isyo, 8i.3ss. Charleston, s. C, &5.S07; in 1880, &4,9a:. It Is reported that On. Uelarey, the Iloer commander, has died of wounds received at Elaml's River.' Arthur Bewail, Democratic candidate far vice president In 1896, died at his Summer home near Hath. Me., aged fit. Senator Wellington, Of Maryland, appeared on the stump with William i. Bryan at Cumberland, and formally tnnounced his alliance with the Uiui i crats. Zack Montgomery, who was assist mt attorney cettcr.ii during President Cleveland's first administration, died at Loa AnRolcs, Cal., Monday uIkIU, after an illness of several days. New York's Republican nominees: lYir governor, Benjamin B. odcll of Kewburg; lieutenant governor, Tim othy C. Woodruff; secretary of state, ; Ji 'nt T. McDonough; comptroller, William Morgan (since dead); state treasurer, John I". Jaeckcl; attorney general, .1. C, Davles; state engineer and surveyor, K. A. Bond. Thveadaf, Sept, u. The Duke of Marlborough, It Is said, will succeed Lord Cadogau as lord lieutenant of Ireland, Kicnara uiney, secretary or state un- : der Cleveland, announces his Intention to support Bryan for president. Isaac Goldman, li years ht. is under nrtcst in New York for deliberately killing Philip Markowltz, ag d 14, with ! a brick, William J. Morgan, controller of New York state, r nominated yester day by tho Republicans, died at Al bany today. The population of Canton, O., Is 30, 677; In 1890, 26,189. Dayton. ().. 85,333; in 1890, 61,220, Salt Lake City, 53,351; 1 In 1890, 44,848. The National party (antl-imperlal-1st), in convention at New York, nomi ' nated Senator DonaldBon Caffrey, ol Louisiana, for president. The Republicans of tho Third Now Jersey district, In convention at New Brunswick, N. J., yesterday renomi nated Benjamin P.Howell for congress. Friday, Sept. 7. The Republican plurality In the Ver mont election is 31,468, I The population of Atlantic City, N. J., is 27,.s:;s; In isyo. I3.0",r,. A report that ex-President Cleveland will support Bryan for president larks con&rmat Ion. At McKeesport, Pa., Mrs. Jcss ln Lee was burin d tu death yesterday lu sav ing In r twu baby boyB. Montana Republicans nominated Da vid H. Polaom for governor and A. J. Bennett for lieutenant governor. Mgr. James McMahon yesterday ' transferred property valued at ftto.uuii to the Catholic university at Washing ton. j The shortage of tha American cot ton crop and its prospective delay uro '. causing fears of a cotton crisis In Hug land. Hatnrday, Sept. s. I The population of the city of Scran ton, Pa,, is 10!,02fi; In !89d, 7fi SIR Railroads south and west of the Mississippi will hereafter charge presi dential and vice presidential (candidates on their campaign tout s. Au imperial degree, l.suund yester day, dissolves the lower limine of tho Austrian reicbaratb ajid directs a uow election Immediately. The tobacco growers of Cuba havo submitted a petition to Governor Gen eral Wood asking tho removal of the export duty on tobacco. Powder explosion at tho Sterling colliery la Sbamokln, Pa., set tiro to mine gas. Four men wore terribly burned, two perhaps fatally. lonln , Svpt. to. Tho voting population of Baltimore is 132.S80, of w hom 20,491 nro colored. Because be refused to marry her, Mattle Mash shut nud fatally wounded William Foster at Des Moines, la. Doth are colored. After being Idlo for tim wneks tho ! Illinois Bteel company's plant of Bay , view, Mich., resumed operations today with ti force of 9u0 men. At noon today Qen. Joseph Wheeler, commander of tho department of the lnkes, ceased to bo an Officer of tho United States army, having reached tho age limit of 64 years. Tuesday, Sept. It. The wife of I'ugilist "Kid" McCoy, who is suing for divorce, declares the Corbett-McCoy fight was "fnkod." At Boston last night James L. Mc Cusker won from f'avlll, the English swimmer, the world's swimming cham pionship. As a result of a fight between Ital ians, Caeearo Ceno Is dead at Hobokon, N. J., aud Zana and Michael Delmoa lco, brothers, aro under arrest. Zed Floyd, a nogro, was taken from the Jail at Werumpka, Ala., late Sun day night und hanged. Floyd attempt ed to assault a white woman. QBHBHAIi M AICKKTSI. Philadelphia, Sept. 10. Flour m light I demand; winter suporllne, JZ Wa- w: I'ennsylviinla roller, clear. SJ.10OI.9I; city mills, extra, XL.Kiii.M. Rye Hour quiet ! and steady at K'iiS.ll) tier barrel. Wheat lirm; No. 2 red, spot. In elevator, TZVuotc. I Corn Arm; No. ! mixed. In elevator, JCfl (Stye.; No. I yellow, for local trade, iic. 1 Oats Urm; No. 1 whltw, clipped, ZlitXe. ; lower grades, as to quality. Iif2Tc. Hay Hrm: choice timothy, I15.S0 for largo bales, lleef quiet; beef hams, tl&SQOW.SO. l'ork : steady; family, $15.501-.; Id. Lard tirm; ' western steamed. r.l5i7.30. nutter stoady; j creamery. ITOtltyC.; factory, 144flKc..; j June creamery, lS1i21c; Imitation cre.im try, 15V17MiC.; New York dairy, 14'i20c.; ' fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbing at 2ft 27c; do. wholesale, 2.1c. BggS Hrm; New York and Pennsylvania, Wu Wtc. ; west ern, regular packing-, at mark, lift 17c; western, loss off, lt19o. Potatoes quiet; Jerseys. SI. 25-31. 75; Ixmg Island, L 6001. 76; I Jersey aweeta. 63.263.50. Cabbages quiet; Loo- Island. S2Q2.50 per 100. Live poultry ! quoted at HQ13c for spring chickens and lOQlOytC. for choice, western fowls. Dress ed poultry (fresh killed), choice western fowls, lie; old roosters, 6Vjc. ; nearby spring chickens, 13'ul5c, western spring chickens. 1Ku13c Kiust Liberty, Pa., Sept. 10. -Cattle dull end lower; extra, S5.Whv5.85; prime, S5.:i5'6 5.!0; common. S3.50tf4. Hogs active and higher; best assorted mediums. S5.80; best light Y'orkera, S5.75tU5.80; best heavy Y'ork- i ers, 66.7006.76; heavy mediums. 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