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NO LACK OF MONEY.
Plenty of Funds 10 Garry on n Cam
paiEn in China.

Plenty of Funds To Garry on n Cam
PaiEn in China.
After the Cabinet meeting this morning
Secretary Gage said:
The Government thus far has not found
1t necessary to discuss its hnascial ability
10 carry on the Chinese campaign. We
have all the meney which will be needed
for long time. The funls now available
would be sufiicint 10 support an additional
army Of 75.o00 men for a year. as well as
keep up our present military establish
ment."
TIE Increase in the gold reserves has
been viewed with much satisfaction by
Treasury officials. = is the stock OF gold
held by nation that ferns its monetary
base in times Of war. The old-world eoun-
tries keep gold supply for the purpose Of
carrying on a campaign in case war should
arise This natiSa has no fund Of exactly
that character. but it has a reserve CT
$50, Geo in the Treasury which is held
against the most urgent needs In ad6i-
tion there is S220. COO coo on hand now for
the redemption Of outstanding gold eertin-
Gates. and there is S5G. .OO0. eco in gold coin
and bullion in the general fund. The total
reaches Si30. .00O. .CC0-eQuaI TO a per capita
Of about S. in the yellow metal for every
person in the country.
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which is generally accepted as genuine, Is
believed here to confirm the fears that all
of the ministers in Pekin have been massa-
cred. According to his letter the legations
could rot have possibly held out later Than
July 20. and it is believed that they sue
cumbed long before that date. The Mac
Donald communication is regarded as con-
firming the recent British advices
that the general slaughter in Pekin
occurred July II. on which day
the Boxers probably made a Ge.erm ned
attack which was feared by the Eng
lish Minister. his letter implying that the
foreigners could not survive such an on
slaught.
Tidings from Tientsin are still lacking
and there is considerable concern over the
persistent silence Of the allies in that city.
The failure of the internationa leaders in
Tientsin TO communicate with their Cow
ernments is regarded as more or less ornin-
Gus and is met with great deal OF spec
ulatiOn as to the actual reason. Many are
inclined to believe that a policy OF silence
has been decided upon as the best under
the circumstances to prevent the Chinese
from getting an idea of the allies plans.
Others assert that messages being sent by
The evening times., 1900-07-27
FUEDs FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
Plan 10 Make the Dairy and Oieo
Trusts Contribute.

PIan 10 Make the Dairy and OieO
Trusts Contribute.
Il was said at Democratic Headquarters
today that the press Of the country. in re-
viewing the work OF the first session Of the
Fifty-sixth Congress. overlooked a pretty
piece Of proposed Republican legislation.
The legislation referred TO is the Grout
OIeomargarine bill. which has for its OBJ
ject, Gs the advocates Of the measure as
sert the better regulation OF the manu-
facture and sale CT oIeOmargarine- The
real purpose Of the bill il is charged by its
opponents. is 10 tax out Of existence the
OleOmarcarine industry
As stated al Democratic headquarters the
Grout bill can be easily used by the Re
publ.caDs who are in control OF the House
and Senate IS a club 10 force large cam
Paign contributions from the Dairy Trust.
which is advocating the bill and the Oleo
Trust. which is fighting the measure The
bill in question was introduced in the
House early last December and referred TO
the Committee on Agriculture Hearings
we're had from time 20 tine by the COM
nittce ard mass CT testimony was heard
During the session reports were given out
now and then that the bill would be re-
ported 20 the House tomorrow" But as
the tine for adjournment drew near the
dairy people and the OleO people became
anXious. especially the former. who threat
ened TO make trouble unless some action
should be taken On the bin before adjourn
uenJ. The result Of the activity displayed
by the representatives Of the dairy inter
est in the House was a special order from
the Committee or Rules. setting apart the
9th Of next December for the consideration
cf the GrOUt bill and amendments thereto.
Now. il is said. unless the dairy trust con-
tributes Handsomely Mr. Hanna Will see TO
il thai the bill is beaten. And unless the
OleO Trust follows suit Mr.. Hanna viii let
hem know that the bill shall pass
And thus. said a gentleman a. Demo-
cratic headquarters. Hanna with the GrOut
bill can play both ends against the middle
and fry fat from both trusts"
The evening times., 1900-07-27
THE PEKIN SURVIVORS.
Report That the Chinese Are EScor
ing Them to Tienf~in

Report That the Chinese Are Escort
ing Them to TientSin.
LONDON. July 27.-A despatch to Dal-
ziel's News Agency from Shanghai Of yes
terday's date says that Gen. Yung LUIS
troops are reported to be escorting the
surviving members Of the foreign legations
at Pekin TO Tientsin.
There were several stormy interviews
between Ii Hung Chang and the foreign
consuls At Shanghai before the Chinese de-
eided 10 take this step in order TO abate
the wrath of the powers
1t is reported that over one-haf Of the
people who were besieged at Pekin have
been either killed or wounded or have died
OF privation
The evening times., 1900-07-27
ORDERS FOR SOLDIER SUITS.
Indiana supply Depot to Make Thou
sands of Garments

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. July 27.-An
orSer for 1O5,OOO soldiers garments has been
received the United States Supply Depot
in this city from the QUartermaster's De-
Bartment in Washington. This is in addi-
ton to an order for 10000 garments re-
ceived several days ago. and it is the Iarg-
est individual order for clothing ever re-
ceived here.
Seven hundred women are now employed
making garments. An additional force will
be put on at once. Il will require four
months to complete the order.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
BETRAYED THE BRITISH.
= Free State Justice Sentenced to
imprisonment.

PRETORIA, July 26.-(4 p. m).-When
the British troops went through the oESng
Free State, now the Orange River Co!cny.
Mr. lie Roux, a Free state justice OF The
peace at Vredefort Station. took the oath
of allegiance to Great Britain. and was re-
instEted in Office.
Recently he was accused of giving in
formation to General De Wet, whereby The
latter has been able TO plan and carry out
many of his raids on the railway. lie Roux
has been found guilty and sentenced 10
FIVE years Imprisonment.
4 reliable report from the North Trans
vasl is To the effect that hundreds Of the
burghers are deserving their oOmmandos
ard returning TO their homes in a desti-
tute condition.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
CONVINCED OF TRICKHRY
officials New Believe the First Con-
ger Message Was Fraudulent.

Information From Reliable Sources
Indicates That Deliberate Decep-
and Yuan, Either or Both Of Whom
Mny Have Copy of the State De-
pnrtmcnt's Cipher COde-Secretary
mons n Cabinet CounciI-StrenSth
OF the Allied Forces at TaI<u Said
40 he TSyenty-ciEht Thousand Men.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
HANNA IN NEW YORK.
Pleased with the Branch Head.
quarters in the Metropolis.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Senator Hanna
came up 70 the city from EIberon on the
Sandy Hook boat this morning and al once
went to the branch OF the Republican Ma
tioual Headquarters here He expressed
himself as being pleased with the quarters
and said that he would have a conference
with The Republican leaders here in the
course OF the day Cornelius y Bliss ac-
conpanied him 10 the city
The press bureau OF the committee was
established today in charge Of George W.
Rouzer who arrived from Washington last
evening II the present campaign. as il
that Of four years ago. campaign literature
is TO play an important part. Mr. ROuzer
said that for a few days he would be una
bic to say anything about the plan Of the
work in his department.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
ARREST OF RATHBoNE.
War Department OEiriaIs Waiting
10 Hear From HAVANA.

officials at the War Department are
looking at any time today for news that
former Director General Ratbone has been
placed under arrest at HAVANA Reeves.
the auditor, is already under constant sur
veillance and is not allowed 70 leave
the island lie has been thus guarded by
the military authorities ever since the
postal scandal was exposed.
It is not announced by officials here that
they have any immediate intention OF nut
ting Reeves in Jail They think thar he is
safe as he is and they want MS evidence
al The trials of Rathbone and Nicely
The evening times., 1900-07-27
THE OREGON ALL RIGHT.

structural Strength of the Great
BnttieShiP Not Impaired.
The following despatch from the com
mander Of the battleship Oregon. which
was sent TO Kure, Japan. TO have repairs
made Of the injuries received in her re-
cent grounding OF the Chinese coast. was
received by the Navy Department today:
"Kure, July IS.
Ship doeked. Structural strength in
tact WTf.DE.
This means that the Oregon was lot
even strained in her dangerous experience
On Pinnacle Rock When temporary re-
pairs have been made she viii Join the
American squadron al Taku.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Letter From the British Minister
Received at Shanghai.
ALMOST READY TO GIVE UP
Could Not Possibly Hold Out More
Than a Fortnight.
FOOD AND AMMUNITION SHORT

Sir Claude Macdonald Declares That
IL They Are Pressed They Cannot
Survive Four Days LonEer-Three
ice of the Chinese Alone Prevents
Force to Approach the Capital
From the Eastern Gate-Losses of
Foreigners Were Forty Killed and
Eighty Wounded at the Time
the Communication Was Written.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
CLAIMS OF THE BoERs.
HinGinG Their Hope on the Election
of Nr. Bryan.

LONDON. July PA despatch TO a
news agency from Balmoral. dated July
25, says that the Beers state that their
plan Of campaign is 10 maintain a guer-
rilla warfare until the Presidential eIec-
tion in the United States is decided
They claim that the Democrats have
promised If they are successful at the
polls to intervene between Great Britain
and the South African RepubIics.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
DIED IN THE PENITENTIARY.
Negro AsSaiiRnt Makes II Confession
Of His Crime.

COLUMBIA. s c.. July 27.-Jsmes
CIinch, the negro accused Of attempted as
sault. Who was wounded when captured
died in the penitentiary yesterday. where
he was taken with John Livingston 10 pre-
vent lynching-
Before dying Clinch said that be and
Livingston attempted 20 rob the house OF
the keeper Of the National Cemetery Al
Florence. They were resisted by his daUSh-
ter who was the strongest women he ever
saw and was about 20 overcome CIinch
when he called Livingston 70 his aid Lis,
ingstCn struck the girl down with a piece
Of iron aid the men fed
The evening times., 1900-07-27
REPORTED ALIVE JULY 10.
Foreigners Said to Re Defending
Themselves at PeEin

BERLIN, July PA despatch from
Tiertsin, dated July 24, says a messenger
who left Pekin on July Is. brought rews
today that Prince Chiug's soldiers have
been unsuccessfuIIy fighting the troops Of
General Tung.
The foreigners were defending them
selves in the northern Cathedral near the
Forbidden City. ~
The evening times., 1900-07-27
ACCEPTING THE vARIAG.
Ceremony TO he Held Over the New
Russian Cruiser

PHILADELPHIA, July 27-When the
rev Russian cruiser VaTiag returns TO
Cramps shipyavd on Monday after ;he trial
trip a unique celebration viii take place
in honor Of the new edition 10 the navy
Of the Gar
The celebration will not only be unique
TO Americans but it viii be the occasion
OF the transferring Of the Variag 20 The
Russian Government. While the hosting
OF the Russian flag Will be the signal of
congratulations. the feature Of the eere-
mOny viii be the blessing CT the ship in
the name of the Czar, according 20 the
rights of the Greek Church
The evening times., 1900-07-27
MRS. ATKINsoN's AMBITION.
Governors widow Seeks to he state
Librarian Gf Georgia.

Governors Widow Seeks to be state
Librarian Gf Georgia
ATLANTA. Ga. July 27--Mrs- W Y
Atkinson, widow OF the late Governor At
kinson, and a leader in the woman's move
ment viii be a candidate for appointment
as State Librarian James Brown. the in
cUmbent, says that Mrs Atkinson had told
hin several days ago that she would ap-
ply FOR the place For several months
past Mrs. Atkinson has been engaged in
the insurance business and has net with
great success
Under the law Of Georgia a woman can
be appointed TO the post OF librarian and
it is the intention Of Mrs. Atkinson to make
a strong fight for it,
The evening times., 1900-07-27

the international officers are withheld by
Chinese emissaries so as 10 Keep the pow
ers in the dark. since the Celestial policy Is
apparently one Of delay Information from
Taku is quite rs scarce as that from Tien-
tsin and, although there is general curl
osity regarding what may be transpirinr
there. no means are available for securing
reliable reports
The evening times., 1900-07-27
The Ner Yorl. Rcccntion nj Paris.

PARIS. July 26--The New York state
Commission gave successful reception To-
day in the National Pavilion CT thee ExhI-
bition to Ambassador Porter. Senator De-
pew. and Commissioner Peck which was
attended by the members Of the American
colony and a large number Of American
visitors.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
THE VIEWS OF vANvoRHIs.
Anti-ImPeriaIiSts Not Likely TO sup
port the Independents.

port tie Independents.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 2T--Dr- F. J. VAN
voThis, State chairman Of the Silver Re
publicans. declares that the new national
party organized here by few New York
men. who term themselves "Independ-
ents." will not receive the support Of anti
ImperialisJs- Nanvorhis also represents
this class in Indiana. He doubts whether
enough interest in the new party can be
aroused TO nominate third ticket
Before leaving Indianapolis the Inde-
pendents asked that the city furnish them
a hall for their convention August II. The
Commercial Club viii consider this prOpO-
sitiOn.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
CornwnrIis-west Goes 10 Ire,,na

LONDON, July 27.-ColoEeI and Mr.
Cornawliis-West left today for ireland.
where they intend foreman for some time.
1t is worthy of notice in this connection
that the marriage of their son. kieut. Corn
wallis West, to Lady Randolph Churchill
is set for tonorrCW W.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
SPEECHES IN KENTUCKY.
viii stump the State in


the Fail.
LOUISVILLE. July 2T.-C1ai man Hanna,
Of the Republican National Committee. has
written 10 Chairman Barnett. OF the Ken
tucky Campaign Committee. that Governor
Roosevelt viii speak in the Blue Grass
State during the fail
II is expected 20 have Governor ROOse-
welt in this State for three days. during
which time he VIII make half a dozen set
speeches. with addresses from the end OF
the train along the route. Il is planned
to have him make one speech in Frank
fort
The evening times., 1900-07-27
MASSACRE AT PAoTING-FU.
All the Missionaries Slaughtered by
the Chinese

LONDON, July 27.--The China Inland
Mission has received 4 telegram from its
representative in Shanghai to the effect
that ne learns on good authority that all
the missionaries at PaOting-fu have been
massacred.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
THE PLAGUE IN AsUNcIcN.
schIcy viii Cancel His Visit to THAI
City.

RIO JANEIRo. July 27-The Paraguayan
Government has published a decree that
the bubonic plague has Hroken ont in
AsunciOn. Rear Admiral Schley. now at
Montevideo. VIII cancel plans for visiting
that city.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Franse Prohlhits Exnorts of Arms.

PARIS. July 27.-The Government ha.
issued decree prohibiting the export O
arms from France or any of her colonies t,
China
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Take Limited for ChesapenLe Beach.
S5 To the ScashOre and Return So
via PcnnsNIxanIa Railroad.

Tickets on sale for all trains Fridays AID Sat
urdays 10 Atlantic City. C.pe Nay, Ocean CITY
ard Sea isle City, n J.. coed to return udtil
following Tucsday. Tickc good VA Delaware
Bridge Route 70 Atlantic Eity.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
sniff salt Air Mt Chesapeake Beach.
SI-23 To Baltimore and Return 81 I-:5
Va PcRnsxLNanin RnilEcnd

TscEe,s ca sale Saturday and Sunday. july 3
AID -. Co-d Co r,tur1 until N1uday. June 90 Al
trains except ihe CougrCssional Lislited.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Take n Bath af CheSapeake Bench
Music, darciug. bathire, all day long.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

flynn's business College, Sth and IA.
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting g-s25 year.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Seymour at Shanghai.
Special Deer Park

Leaves b. & o. station every Saturday night At
90 a. M. open for occupancy at 1880 o. m
Corresponding service returning from Deer Park
sunday Right.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
THE ADVANCE ON PEKIN.
Preparations of the Allies Rapidly
Nearing Completion.

LONDON. July 27.-In the House Of Com
mons today Under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs Brodrick said that no fresh news
had been received from China He added
that preparations for ae advance on Pekin
were rapidly nearing completion.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

july g and %, good for return until follov-ip.
Monday. Tickets good on al trains except Roya
Limited
The evening times., 1900-07-27

s5c To Mt. Vernon and Return 35c
And 15o- TO Alexandria and return. after D. m
Electric trains from 1872 and Pa. I'VE.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Co-nr;en Ioar1s emily SI.I3 per 100 Il.
Al other ilut-r - Tow priees. +. Lsbbe. 4 Co.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Now's the time 10 build house.
Prices all sight ROW At 6lh aud y. y ave-
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Don't Walk 10 Chesapeake Reach.

Reduced Prices ON Flooring
At Clh and \. y. ave. Sound aosgins, Sl.c5
The evening times., 1900-07-27

To odd Feint." Norfolk Kif.5Eil Beach. and
Ocean View, via Norfolk and Washington steamer
S=eWdsS. 6-@9 p. m. Round -tr-V uckets % Fort
Monroe and Norfolk. good TO return Sunday night
$3.50. For s'atoroom phcne 80 Schedule page :
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Tuble d'Hote Dinner 15 Cents,
In the big casino al Chesapeake Beach.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

N"r. Car. Pine Flooring only SI65.
All one width, by Frank Iibbey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
ALL IN FAVOR OF BRYAN
Commercial Travellers Endorse the
Democratic Candidate.

They Regard Him as a Representa-
tive OF the Antitrust Sentiment.
Mr.. Cooper, of Texas, Give, III m,
His Opinion That the German Vote
viii Also lie fer the Nebrnskau.
The evening times., 1900-07-27

White Pine PIasteriRE LathS- S2..5
Per I.00l. New car load. F. Libbey & Co
The evening times., 1900-07-27
SPAIN TO Sell ISLANDS
Ready to Dispose of Sibuiu and
kagayan Sulu 10 America.
Two of the Philippine Group Found
Not Ia Have Been Coded by the
by the MaGrid Cabinet af $780,
OOO-NOt Commercially Valuable.

MADRID, July 27.-The Cabinet today
considered negotiations for the cession to
the United States for a consideration OF
100000 Of the islands OF Sibatu and Kaga-
yan Sulu in the sulu Archipelago, Philip
pines The proposal was regarded as &C
ceptabIe
The evening times., 1900-07-27

All grade" of Flooring reduced
In price Some at Sl.65. At 9th and y y ave-
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Si.25 20 baltimore and Return via
II. d %. Saturday and SUNDAY
The evening times., 1900-07-27
steady Lumber Ru.-.-s-- -.no,y nt

i'.esent 90 &C. % a 6:g aad J. y. I've
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-04-13

In the same way the States of Washing
ton, Colorado, Nebraska and others. show
similar results.
The net bonded debt of the city of New
York, approximating about $500, 900. 900,
is less than the resources of this Com
pany. and the entire valuation of the city
of Pittsburg, Pa, the greatest manufactur-
ing center in America, is only SIC, 900. 900
in excess of The Mutual LIES assets.
D. G. ROBINSON,
Dist. Manager.
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businesslike manner during his incum-
ben cy and the city is to be congratulated
upon having so efficient an official in that

The action of the council Friday night
in bringing up the question-''what shall
be done with our dogs?" and the prompt
reply of Mayor Currier that those not
looked after by their owners in paying a
license to insure their longevity will find
pauper's grave will be delightful news to
the public. There are three or four hum
dred thousand, more or less, worthless
CANNES running our streets, tearing up
lawns, destroying flower beds and making
tn emselves generally obnoxious that need
laying to rest badly, and the sooner they
are removed" the better will the public
be pleased. The mayor will certainly re
ceive the thanks of a long suffering public
in his determination to enforce the dog
ordinance.
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S522, GA 81 S522,6 81
The report closed as follows:


The report closed as follows:
Considering the large amount of ex-
penditures made by this council, and
so many persons connected with the
city government, the recorder would
suggest that there be a purchasing
committee appointed, who may pass
upon all purchases before made, or
that the 'requisition system be resorted
to, the latter in fact being now in
force, to the end that Implications
of bills or other dangerous features may
be avoided.
Thanking the council for assistance
and courtesies extended during the past
year, and believing that the practice of
this council and city officers in getting
together and candidly Analysing the
city's business and accounts will bring
us all to a better understanding as to
the proper manner in which the public
business should be conducted will prove
of inestimable value, the foregoing is
respectfully submitted
Cd. V. WILLIAMS,
''City Recorder"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-04-13
WHAT is THE USE.
No Need to Go Through Life a
Sufferer.
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Recommended by People
You Know,

What is the use to 60 on suffering
from kidney 'backache, nervousness,
sleeplessness and dizziness when a
fiftY-cent box of Morrow's Kid-ne-
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have not heard of Kid-ne-oids, so II
you will read this statement it will
pay you tenfold. We give you as re-
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9Th street, Saltwater, Mimi, says:
mo one knows how have suffered
from the effects of disordered kidneys
and torpid liver. For years l have
had spells of sick headache. l was
subject to spells OF dizziness and
would nearly fall when they came on.
L had pains between my shoulders
almost constantly. / was nervous
and restless and could not sleep. l
was also afflicted with rheumatism
and was treated by doctors. but they
did not relieve me. Learning about
Morrow's Kid-ne- odds and Liverlax L
decided to try them. l took these
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wrought a wonderful change in my
physical condition. I have not had
spells Of sick headache since taking
these remedies, my nerves have been
strengthened, the pains have van
ished and can sleep better 1 will
continue to use Kid-ne-oids as oc-
casion requires and will recommend
them to others"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills
but yellow tablets and sell at fifty
cents box. Morrow's Liverlax are
small red granules and sell at twenty
five cents box,
Both remedies can be purchased at
all drug stores and at H. I. Parry's
drug store.
Mailed on receipt of price Manu-
featured by John Morrow &Morrow &
Co., chemists, Springfield, Ohio.