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agrees to stay on a condition-we are.
not to mention this matter, this in
famous suspicion, not ever to mention
the robbery. On that agreement only,
the poor, cruel boy will consent to re-
main among his friends"
But this inhibition said the Doc
tor, this embargo-it cannot possibly
apply to me?"
ITO all of U.S." Anastasie assured
him.
my cherished one," Desprez protest
ed, you must have misunderstood it..
1t cannot apply to me. He would nat
urally come to me-"
Henri" she said, sit does; l swear
to you it does"
This is a painful, a very painful cir
cumstance," the Doctor said, looking a
little back. 81 cannot affect, Anastasie,
to be anything but justly wounded. I
feel this, l feel it, my wife, acutely."
II knew you would" she said. but
if you had seen his distress! We must
make allowances, we must sacrifice u
feelings ,
Y L ooI, LILY uOdAy Soo haEO nOfCL
found me averse to Sacrifices returned
the Doctor very stif1y.
"And you will let me go and tell him
that you have agreed? 1t will be like
your noble nature" she cried.
So it would, he ~perceived-it would
be like his noble nature! Up jumped
his spirits, triumphant at the thought.
600 Io,I;rr -, lo 1o;I -ohJxr W ~
him. The subject is buried; more-I
make al effort, I have accustomed my
will to these exertions-and it is for
gotten"
A little after, but still with swollen
eyes and looking mortally sheepish,
Jean-Marie r~eappeared and went os-
tentatiously about his business. He
was the only unhappy member of the
party that sat down that night to sup
per. AS for the Doctor, he was ra-
diant. He thus sang the requiem of
the treasure:
"This has been, o. the whole, a most
amusing episode" he said. I'VE are
not a penny the worse-nay, we are
immensely gamers. Our philosophy
has been exercised; some of the turtle
is still left-the most wholesome of del
i~cacies; I have my staff, Anastasie has
her new dress, Lean-Marie is the proud
pOssessor of a fashionable kept. Be-
sides, we had a glass of Hermitage last
night; the glow still suffuses my mem
Org. I was growing positively niggard-
ly. Let me take the hint; we had one
bottle to celebrate the appearance OF
our visionary fortune; let us have a Sec
ond to console us for it's Occultation,
The third I hereby dedicate to Jean
Marie's wedding breakfast"
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LIKE TOBACCO.
Old Trainer Claims That Animals Take
To 1t Kindly.

Old Trainer Claims That Animals Take
To 1t Kindly.
Il have been an inveterate user Of
tobacco in some form for the past for
ty years, and during that time have
had much to do with all sorts of wild
beasts, which I have found are nearly
all more or less partial to the smell or
taste of the weed" observed an old and
experienced animal trainer. For in
stance, the common brown bear is so
found of the fumes of tobacco that if
you blow smoke through the bars of
his cage it will, with evident delight,
push forward and rub it's back and
head against the iron bars. Not long
Ego l blew through a hollow stick a
pinch of snuff into the nose of a sleep
ing lion. The brute shortly after
Rwoke, sat up straight, sneezed vio-
IentIy, and then lay down to sleep very
contentedly again. All goats, deer,
llamas and so on will chew and eat
tobacco and snuff with great eager
ness. Monkeys and big balloons also
breathe with great satisfaction the
smoke from CIGARS"
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Handicraf fits That Empress Their Mark.

E1t1SlACEdl uhhC mpACo6 AhCI uAnAAs
Probably sailors and miners are
more impressed by their respective
callings than any other workers. The
sailor, living in great open spaces and
subject to sudden and unforeseen con-
t~ingencies, is frank to the verge OF
recklessness, but full of prompt re-
source. Fe usually thinks what he
pleases and says what he thinks with
out chopping logic-the sea molds his
character to it's own moods and wheth-
er these resemble the hard-hitting
of the gale, or the softer tempers Of
smooth water, both are frank and free.
The miner, on the contrary, is shap-
ed by his work to face hard facts as he
does hard rock. He finds ways and
means to get through or round both,
exhibiting both physically and men
tally a logged Obstinacy; hence, min
ers' strikes are amongst the worst OF
labor disputes. AS a class, also, min
ers tend to be narrow-minded; they
work within limited horizons, and
their character is influenced accord
ingly.
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"He has never told a lie" added ma
dame. He is the best of boys"
"Never told a lie, has he not?" re-
fected Casimir. Strange, very
strange. Give me your attention, my
young friend" he continued. "You
knew about this treasurer"
"He helped to bring it home" inter-
posed the Doctor.
"Desprez, I ask you nothing but to
hold your tongue" returned Casimir.
II mean to question this stable-boy of
yours; and If you are so certain of his
innocence, you can afford to let him
answer for himself. Now, sir" he re-
Gumed, pointing his eyeglass straight
at Jean-Marie, "you knew it could be
stolen with impunity? You knew you
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Read the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get into the habit of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford a most amusing study, and will
put you in the way of getting some ex-
cellent bargains. Our advertisers are
reliable; they send what they adver-
tiSe.
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T IE|lRlgg,,g'e
Va%FRAk1gsIal:lA4LaIsIFE4PI
Ot9M$@ By ROBERT LOUIS 5TEVEN5ONa
INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.
CHAPTER xIv.-(CoNr1NUED.)

What a streak OF luck for you, my
good brother" he observed, when the
table was over. "If you had gone to
Paris, you would have played dick
duck-drake with the whole consign-
ment in three months. Your own
would have followed; and you would
have come to me in a procession like
the last time. But 1 give you warning
-Stasie may weep and Henri r%atioci-
nate-it will not serve you twice. Your
next collapse will be fatal. I thought
I had told you so, Stasie? Hey? No
sense?'
The Doctor WINGED and looked fur
lively at Jean-Marie; but the boy
seemed apathetic.
And then again." broke out CAST
mir, what children you are-vicious
children, my faith! How could you tell
the value of this trash? It might have
been worth nothing, or next door,"
Pardon me-" said the Doctor. "You
have your usual flow of spirits, I per-
ceive, but eve less than your usual
elaboration. I m not entirely igno-
rant of these matters"
"Not entirely ignorant Of anything
ever I heard Of" interrupted Casimir,
bowling, and raising his glass with a
sort of pert politeness.
"At least" resumed the Doctor, IT
gave my mind to the subject-that you
may be willing to believe-and I esti-
mated that our capital would be dou-
bled." And he described the nature Of
the find.
my word of honor!" said Casimir,
II half believe you! But much would
depend on the quality of the gold"
THE quality, my lear Casimir,
was" And the Doctor, in default
of language, kissed his finger tips.
Il would not take your word for it,
my good friend" retorted the man of
business. "You are a man of very rosy
views. But this robbery" he contin-
ued-"this robbery is an odd thing.
Of course I pass over your nonsense
about gangs and Undergraduates.
For me, that is a dream. Who was in
the house last night?"
None but ourselves replied the
Doctor.
And this young gentleman? ?" asked
Casimir, jerking a nod in the direction
of Jean-Marie.
HE too?"-the Doctor bowed.
well; and, If it is a fair question,
who is he?" pursued the brother-in-
law.
"Jean-Marie," answered the Doctor,
combines the functions of a son and
stable-boy. He began as the latter, but
he ISL rapidly to the more honorable
rank in our affections. He is, I may
say, the greatest comfort in u lives"
"Ha!" said Casimir. And previous
to becoming one of you?"
"Jean-Marie has lived a remarkable
existence; his experience has been en-
inently formative" replied Desprez.
eff l had to choose an education for my
son, / should have chosen such another.
Beginning life with m~ountebanks and
and friendship of philosophers, he may
be said to have skinned the volume
of human life"
"Thieves?" repeated the brother-in-
law, with a meditative air.
The Doctor could have bitten his
tongue out. He foresaw what was COM
ing, and prepared his mind for a Wig
orous defense.
Did you ever steal yourself?" asked
Casimir, turning suddenly on Jean
Marie, and for the first time employing
a single eyeglass which hung round his
neck.
eyes, sir" replied the boy, with a
deep blush.
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PATENTS.
List of Patents Issued Last Week to
NOrthYyestern Inventors.

A1St OF FatenrS issued Last week to
Northwestern Inventors.
William FL. Barten, Allen, S. D., ink
well case; Marshall M. Cram, Manka-
to, Mimi, boiler cleaner; Lucius A.
Doble, Huron, s. D., draining attach
ment for vessels; Albert M. Fuller, st.
Paul, Mimi, wall cleaning compound;
Charles J. Moore, Deer Greek, Mimi,
cheese curd ~aerator; Clarence o.
White, Minneapolis, Mimi, gasolene
engine; John D. Wilson, Heron Lake,
Mimi, metallic cross tie.
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson, Patent Attor-
neys, oil & 912 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul
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SO Don as nature sees an improve
ment there is a change. The candle
gave way to electricity and the horse
to the automobile. The fact that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters has been sold
for over half a century, proves its val
ue. There is nothing to equal it for
stomach or liver trouble.
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Competent to the Task.

Watts-What we want is some one
who will make the Filipinos under
stand that American promises are not
like Spanish promises.
Potts-Good idea. Why not send a
few American Indians to make the ne
Cessary explanations?- Indianapolis
Journal.
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CHAPTER XVI.

HE Doctors house
has not yet received
the compliment of
a description, and
it is now high time
that the omission
were supplied, for
the house is itself
an actor in the sto-
~, and one whose
part is nearly at an
end. Two stories in
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No Room.

The Monkey-The hippopOtamus
daren't open his mouth ia his own
house.
The Ostrich-Ah! Henpecked at bad
as that?
The Monkey-Oh, no! You see, he
lives in a f1at.-Puck.
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CHAPTER XIV

ASIMIR turned to
the others with
pursed lips, and
nodded to them
meaningly. "Hey?"
said he; chow is
that?"
Jean Marie is a
teller of the TRUTH"
returned the Doc
tor, throwing out
his bust.
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A Tale of Va1Or.

Longshorman-Yes, young gentle
men,, when l was in the royal navee
the enemy soon cleared, I a tell yer.
1 was an ugly chap to deal with, 1
was.
Young Bertie-Oh, yes; I can see
that, captain.-Ally Sloper.
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A Womnn,n Anawer.

Evelyn, would you rather be right
or be popular?'
II would rather be good-looking and
rich."-Chicago Record.
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Not TIL After Pay Day.

Miss Summit-Can you tell me the
time by your watch, Mr.. Hardup?
Hardup (sadly)-Not before next
w~eek.-Stray Stories.
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The grace of the spirit comes only
from heaven and lights up the whole
bodily presence.-SpurgeoR.
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NOTABLE WEDDING.
The Presidents Niece VIII. be Mar
ried To-day.

Somerset, Pc, Sept. H. Miss Ma
bel Mckinley, daughter Of Mr4 and
sirs. Amer McKiiley, ead rioa. Of
President Mckinley, win tcmorro1
night wed p. Hsrman Ludwig BAer,
9 proc peEods young physician Of this
city The ceremony win take place. A.
the fne residence Of Abuer Mckinley,
aud wiI-bs attended by the President.
and Mrs. Mckinley, members Of the
osbinet, aud several distinguished
guests from over this couASx The
bride-to-be is the fsvorite MIG Seftbe
president, and is most charming and
beautiful young lady. Her aanos i5
the son Of Judge Basr Of this city
He is graduate of the Jefreraon Med
ical College, and is astrong, athletic
young man, full of spirit and ambi,
ton. He and MISS Mckinley have
known each other from childhood, and
the match, which is the result OF
long oourtship, is an ideal one, The
ceremony will be performed by Mr'.
Abner McKInley's father, who is
clergy
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Troachery Of chinese.

Londonfsept, 1l.-Dr. Morrison, the
correspondent Of The Times at Pekin,
writing under date of August 8ist, con-
firms the troachery Of the Chinese gov.
ernmeqt and the Issuance Of ipperialsIe
erees ordering the determination ftor-
eigners.
The imperial troops, Z ne said, mined
the British legation, and probably IN
another day there would have been .
terrible explosion, Aeaimilar mine.
made BY the Chinese Imperial troops.
exploded in the Pei Tang cathedral and
enguited 200 native chtistss
'fMost profound indisha9on IS felg
here that sirchi Chen 10 Feps Luh
and WI Ting Fang, whose shameless
lies and transmission Of bogus imperial
edicts delayed the departure Of the re-
lief until nearly too late. are still receiys
Cd with honor in London and Washs
ington."
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II Is OUR TURN
TO ASSIST NON.
Mayor Atkinson Issues a
Proclamation.
no HELP STORM SUFFERERS
The People of the Storm Section
Responded to Our Appeal,
Now We Must
Help Them,
The following proclamation was issued
by Mayor Dean D. Atkinson yester.
day
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the storm-stricken people Of
the city of Galveston, Texas. appeal to
a generous public in this their hour OF
great distress and misfortune, caused by
the, most appalling catastrophe which.
has eyer befal1en a community on ths
American continent, sweeping and de-
Vastating in its terrible course one Of
the most beautiful seaports on the Gulf
Of Mexico with great loss OF life and de
struction to properly. and,
Whereas, the citizens o. this city
when stricken by the yellow fever
acourge and other disasters, were The re-
oipients Of quick, asaRaant and gener-
Gus relief from every section Of our
oountrgs Texas aba Galveston especially
DOR as by their prompt assist
ase
NsW .sSsfors Dean D. Atkins
aoasssg ssle authority in me vested as the
- thseisy of Brunswick, Ca, do
hereby appeal 70 each aud every citizen
of this municipality to those uafortu-
Mates appeal and contribute his, her or
their mite as quickly as possible. I do
hereby further request that all contribu~
tions be sent to Messrs, Fleming &
WATTS place of business Lists will be
prepared for the proper recording of al
cash donations. All contributions, as
soon as received, Will be at once forward
ed to Governor Sayers, of the state of
Texas, who will see that the same reach
their destination.
Done at the city hall this, the 18th,
day Of September, A. D., 1900.
Witness my hand and official seal of
the municipality of Brunswick, Ga.
d. D. ATKINSON, Mayor.
By the mayor,
l., O. BoDET, Clerk
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HAgE NEGOTIATIONS NlN
Secretary Bay of Ohio, It
Is Said, Will Be
First Selection,

Washington, Sept. 1t,-It isreporled
IN official circles that the precedent win
appoint the following as commissioners
to settle the Chinese trouble; FIX Sec
retary Wil lam r. Day Of Ohio, III. ] !,
.G.. .Hilfof New York, Col. Charles Dem
By ofaIndiana, former minister to Chi,
ma.
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BE CHARITABLE.
Everybody Should Donate Something
to the Flood Sufferers.

Every BrupswIcki d " a, spssihlys
do 50 should contribute So e
the Texas storm sufferers. q'he ass IS,
now at the store Of Messrs. ng
& Wan, where any amount aa des
sire to give will be put down opppaaes
your name,
The Galveston people were among &
the iirst to answer Brunswick's appeal
for aid, and now that they arefn trouble
we should treat them the same way,
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IN THEpAKoTAs.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Sept. ia tre-
mendOus reception greeted Roosevelt
on his arrival hare today. Vast crowds
assembled to see the "war-hero," and
enthusiasm was unbounded. Senator
Marlborough formally received him
in the name Of the Dakota republicans.
A grand rally was held this afternoon
with Roosevelt as stsr speaker,
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province Of ri Chi Ii, warning boxers
and all other persons disposed to make
trouble to disperse at once, return to
their homes and resume their peaceful
occupations. One part says you
know me, and remember my twenty.four
years service among YOU" Ii threat
ems that unless his orders are obeyed
Immediately he will go to ri Chi Ii
and punish the rccalcitrants.
1t has been learned that the party, in
cluding ali the Chinese princes, LEFT Pc
kin August IA Prince Tuan was at
Tung Chow when the allies reached
there, He fed Immediately to Pekin
and reported the fact that the allies were
coming at once to the empress dowager.
Preparations were made at once to
leave Pekiu, but the imperial party re-
mained in the palace until the allies
were actually entering Pckin. Then
they left via the western gate while the
troops Of the allies were entering the
eastern gaze. In view Of this informa.
tion regarding the escape Of the empress
dowager and the princes at the last mo-
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BAKERS IN coNY ENTIoN.

Detroit, Mich, Sep'. 1.-THE an
nusl convention Of the Nationsl Asso
citation Of Master Bakers opened here
today. Members are present from all
parts Of ths country, and every State
association ia represented This MORN
ing a reception was held. at which
Mayor Maybury made an address OF
welcome The session will last for
three days
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More Fighting Expected.

Tatp, Sept 6, via Shanghai, Sept. II,
= An expedition to Tao Ping Flu will
leave Friday, composed of the follow
ing. British, two regiments of cavalry,
a battery ef horse artillery and 5000
italians, 1000: Japanese, 300;
s0oi Americans, 500.
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ment it seems certain that if the Rus
slams had kept the agreement made al
Tung Chow Tor eioint attack by the al
lies the entire city would have been sur
ndedraudthe escape Of the imperial
party would have. been impossible.
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OYSTER ROAST TONIGHT
1t Promises to Be Very Successful
Affair.

The oyster roast tonight promises to
be an event Of much enjoy ment and it is
sure to be financial success. The Ia :
dies of the order Of the Eastern Star,
under whose auspices it is given, have
done everything possible to make the
event SUCCESS, and It is to be hoped
that large crowd will be present.
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Came Near Being a Clash.

London, Sept. la Shanghai dis
palch says that private advices received
from Pekln state that American and
French soldiers almost came to a con-
fiet because the Americans insisted on
entering the imperial palace before for
tnsl entrance of the allies.
Shanghai, Sept tl. Ii Hung Chang
is now circulating proclamations in tho
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FEARED THE STORM
HAS STRUCK CHICAGO

New York Sept H. II that Chicago severely
from the Ws India much m with
ujnosses failed m Telegraph oompns
they have coury
fear gales predicted by the weather Warrington
Efforts choseoby Lousfaed up to ten
O'CLOCK tonight
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ton has signified his willingness 70
contribute one Thousand dollars to the
Texas sufferera. Many other psopI4 of
this city have donated small ,er amounts.
and in al, several thoussod dollars
VII be raised here.
Texas Cotton Crop Ruined.
Austin, I, xas, Sept. 1.-THE cotton
prospect IN this State is serious. The
ravaRes of the hurricane we're felt
throughout the southern part Of Texas,
particularly 10 that part Of the conn
try aoisOent to the coat. Tflsarep II
SAID to be totally destroyed,
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Canton, Ohio, Sept, President
Mckinley left this morning FOR Phila-
delphia, to attend the weddinf Of his
niece, Miss Mabel Nick nley. The mar
riage occurs tOmorrow at the residence
Of Abner Mckinley, in Somerset, Pa
He will probably return on Friday,
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MAINE ELECTION.
The Democratic Gains Grow Much
Larger.
l.. @. BoDEr, Clerk.

Augusts, Me Sept. 1t.-Reports
from three hundred towns out of five
hundred and twelve give Hill, republi
can, 81 8O3, and Lord, democrat, So, ,5l8.
Republican loss is ten per cent, and the
democratic gain is % per cent over 1895.
II Is estimated that the republican plu-
rality will be thiriy-two thousand, dva
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Is Empress Cadghtl

London, Sept, liza dispatch to a
news agency from Nagasaki says that it
is reported that the empress dowager
has been captured by the Russians at
Johol
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Barry At Tion Tsin.

Tien Tsin, Sept, 8, via Nagasaki,
Sept 1o.--Gen. Barry is here en- route
to Manila. Gen. James q. Wilson has
arriYed.
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ALWAYS THE RESULT.

Mr. A. D. Gales due dog disappear
ed about two weeks ago and a thor.
ough search failed to find him. A
little want ad in the TIMES. Cali want
column yesterday brought the dog
before ten o'clock. Mr., W. H. Her
ring lost valise; one insertion of a
lost ad and tbs valise was brought to
him. What our want column has
done for others will do for you.
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The Naval Reserves held quite 10
interesting meeting at their srmory
last night.
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DEATH RE|GNS
ON ALLgDE 8.
Hunger and Thirst Face.
the Homeless.
MILITARY ORDERED TO Scene.
Galveston Put Under Martial Law
The Dead Must Be
Buried.
MILITARY ORDERED TO SCENE

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 1l'-BOats which
reached Houston at o'clock his af-
ternoon from Galveston with tele-
graph operators, brought over several
thoaaand messages to file for all parts
81 The country. one Of the operators,
talking over the wire to Dallas, saii :;
THE reports that have been received
from Galveston have not been exag
gsrated in the least. All kinds of de-
bris is piled up as high as housetOps in
various places, It is impossibleto tel
what Is under these pilss, but it is ex>
psotsd that hundreds of bodies are
"a ap in the wreOkass
y ssipg the bay on oar.Sss -
Houston, we counted more than two
hundred dead bodies, and saw ninety
three floating out to SEQ, a space Of
s4sss thau bali mile"
900 Dead In One Pile.
Houston, Sept. iL-Hundreds Of
fpaes have he found tlOatiug|
around Galveston, drifting on the tide.
Many were buried last night, ia the
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France WIN Leave.

London, Sept. 11.-France has for
mally adhered to the Russian proposal
to withdraw from Pekin to Tien Tsin.