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WORDS OF PRAISE
Fur COL. JOHN HAY.
He II Referred tn I'm Terms nj HiE n
Com endafion-W otcotf suE-
gessed a4 His Successor

vsew. referring 20 tne recall Of The United
gates asnaa n@asoY. Col. John Hay. 10
become secretary Of state. sad Il eoaSd-
ers Col. Hay 20 BE- the best alzsaasss eor ae-
credited here IL recent years. adding aaaI
'he has spoken well, bot not often: he has
ahsGainesi from being more British than
the british. ~ has refEasned from naitsFS.
ner tas hs INDUCED in posi- pra1dlai sash;
bat he flas GfsisSes. no far opportunity OF
pr1ssetlng friendly Anglc-Anaerlcan reia-
tious. and has been erpphaticsliy the r1gns
nan al ttJs right moment
The National Review suggests Senator
wolcoti as Col Hays Successor.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish all ladies To know that am man.
sEtF ~ branch office for the sale Of the
positively cure ali forms Of female weak
ness without the aid Of physician. and
A. proof ~ its merits. viii gladly give or
send any Lady one 59-Cent box free as
there = 10 case Of pasnguI bmagf kw6ya
there IS 10 case OF Painful Periods Ietlco,-
rhoea. DisUiacements ar Irregularities but
what x Will cure. This il no quack doe
toTs medicine. or huInbug. but Natures
own remedy for women which restored
me 10 health after al other means had
failed. ard il Endorsed by many Seattle. IA -
dies. i Will east you nothing to convince
yourself 81 is merits and / ss.aii he pleas
t.{l % have yoG call or send q 2-rcu. STAMP
and ] Will send you one 50-ceut box free.
and write you fail part .cuiars Mrs.
Caroline Rose Seattle. Wash "a E=ir44f,s-.
avenue REMEMBER-BAI.M or FIGS
CURES
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government os Asia. Africa ard the iss
ards cs the sea Tass very summer W
have entered upon our rev epoch as an
active agent e this direction This era
is ene CO great porter. 10 the Statesmen
CT America All legislation hereafter -.lIIss
D. sc-a,inszsd IN view os is influence up-
on cur International relations. We cannot
any longer have thai snug sense Of So
curity and isolation whsesl has permitted
Us 70 Iegislate without considering the et-
feet OF cur action On foreign nations.
Hereafter our foremost national interest
must Ne made on tina characters, !-cl!Ea-
tens and interests Of foreign powers. IL
is obvious that this study requires a
greater 5raadta o. education, more care
ful studies in history and IN :he manners
and customs OF European nations, their
methods of organizing armies and uayies.
We must even master foreign literatures
and see what are the fundamental aspi-sa-
tons ot tire people who read them. All
this study concerns the systems Of eitsca-
tion il this country. II Indicates The fune-
iion Of the scicolmasssr IN The coming
time
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MA\AtfCA. Nicaragua, Aug. 1S.-The
convention assembled al Managua 10 form
a constitution for ii cnnfeder2cy 70 consist
Of Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua.
has agreed upon forty-two Of the Ii3 arti-
cles. Ii has been agreed that The name of
The confederacy shall be The United States
o. Central America" The decisions ayriv-
I'd at are as 10 what the people and the
states shall not do. not what the people
have conceded 10 the government OF the
United States OF Central America. They
declare that there shall be no death penal
ty Enforced by any STATE and that no state
shall cede any OF it's territory. They bride
the liberty % the press and OF public decla-
rat4ons OF opinions adverse to the govern
ineut. The work VIII not be completed
until about November J.
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*Whatcorl county pierce county.
+kittitas county. sSkagit county. All
others King county.
King county is far In the lead. with
production OF 500.il1 tons fer 1897. In 1885
this county. which SHIPS through Seattle.
produced 3S2,15s tons, As 80 in 1894. 81 $50
tons IN 1895 and Ats 100 tons in 1882. as shown
in the complete review OF the coal pro-
ductjon OF the state, given III the issue of
the Trade Register OF February /. 1896. In
the issue Of March Il last was given the
first pubicatlo Of the analyses OF all the
Goals mined in this state. at Nanaimo,
Coos bay and Alaska. A comparative
statement of the coal mined for SIX years
past is here given. with the number OF
accidents recorded and the number of tons
mined in Washington for each life lost:
Tons mined
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HELER AGAIN N POLITICS.
POTTER CAPTAIN GENERAL GIVES
An OUTLINE OF ms POLICY.
Would Rather Cheek EnEiand's De-
signs Against Gibraltar Than Re-
tain the PhtitppiDss-sw~ep
KeforEas Are Necessary in spain.


LONDON. Aug. 53--fies. Wsyie-, se-
sorasng 10 3 sp@csa. sfiSpatca FROM AaSFaa
rags2s.sea here tais afseraooa, has outlined
rs future pasiog. He proposes. il aplearx.
90 be- independent both cf tie goTeFnEalsne
snd u TIE opposition. always 70 preserve
the country ard 10 reorgan.zs TIE army
He expressed the beiles that tie CArissss
have gealy Of Fssoney. sorae 81 Ss1icA. re
aIieges. conasA freq. France. iie says tisAt
she republicans aaVe 10 personal ar'hsis
against tie queen, taeir os.iy object being
- adopt q l.Fsg International sZ-siia, o;'~
result OK vhclF would ~ - cgir<k 10 sDIsse
measure Engl&ads ambition"
f,efs. VIEWERS statesnsat vas made 70
EN- mites. 81 V@yssrsteN who n4d eaA.sed
igon him sh.s morning a. Palma AajoFca
g1ls evening rs .xpecGs 80 speak before d
Gut convention.
II IS ys..sg rzsss5 that the general Is return
tng 70 politics Ii response - msDy a2pe@s
srssr span. ard from abroad. and ~ Is add
81 that ne wffi attend the sessions ~ Inc
ear.ss ard expouEd hss v!ews IS 70 taa
causes uf tie war disasters
TIE substance u Ger. Nsyiaf's feeiara-
tion to tie delegation Of TIE Weyler club
Il as follows:
Tho x aeras luEeyds to advocate sweep
trg Petty 9t T-fsl4ses,f t&s<GH ~ fAkf ~ ss~
msnt. fle will refuse ~ aid In any tenn
yofary measures, and VIII propose Eliii-
tary Dictatorship for the re0fgAriZ ton *
sfe agny ard navy. Their honor. he pa
ag.aFlesi mad been los. we'll a. tne An
tiles. ewing 5oieiy 70 military deficiencies.
a..u Meylgr expressed tic belief mat
she present cabinet 8sii be succeeded By a
military dlcga toEsaip or BY a :ssiveaa 1ssa-
.stgy lie added tslss he did not desire u
change ia III. farm OF government. bat he
posnted uGt t.Aat tae C~Fiis.s have excel
lest organization. lie urged Spain 20
sbantaon AsF attitude of i;1ternsiiona! ned
trAlity. iD order 10 he prepared 70 oppose
Great Britain. when fne latter. desiring 20
enlarge her sphere OF action ~ Gibraltar
demands tlie SER. C,trDonera. Geillla or
other adjacent Spanish possession. The
general deemed IL better - lose tie Phil
ippine Islands. the importance OF which 20
did not appreciate. tnan the territory
around Gibraltar.
In conclusion. ne dapiored the loss Of the
Antilles Tor the sake Of the Span!ards who
resided ia the IsaDds ana also for the
sake IF the conDtry'E commerce.
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The low rate of deat tbs last year IS wor-
thy Of particular note and shows that
careful inspection has been the rule with
gratifying results from the enforcement OF
regulations long necessary for tn, inspec-
ton OF those who follow the hazardous
livelihood Of mining coal
The production of coal in Washington
this year gives promise OF exceeding last
year by fully % per cent. To show the
relative coal business OF tES two coal ports
OF the Sound, the Trade Register gives
statement Of the receipts at Seattle and
Tacoma for the year ending June %. 1897.
not yet having completed the statement for
this year. 1t Will probably make about
the same showing:
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Partnership Agreement Satisfactory.

VIENNA, Aug. 30.-The negotiations BE-
tween the Austrian and Hungarian prime
ministers. Count ven Thun ana Baron
Banffy. for renewal OF the Austro Hun
garian aagsgieich, the agreement under
which the cost OF administration OF com
mon affairs IN the Hungarian mon
archy = borne by both parties In a proper
ton agreed upon from time 10 time by The
Austrian reIchs:ath and the Hungarian
Eeichstag subject 10 the approval OF the
emperor king-haYe been concluded, and
the Austrian government viii convene the
reich~rath Tor prompt consideration OF
the renewal 81 the bill. The two govern
ments have agreed AS 70 a course OF pro-
cedura should the Austrian parliament
fali u reach !. speedy solution.
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IN CONFERENCE WITH
PRESIDENT h'hINLEY.
Associate Justice Whit. Has Not Yet
Accepted thc sppnintaeut
Tsnaere,. Hin.

Glen ElANp -. Aug s. Justice
~ bite ana Secretary 90 - g. rsy arrived
a. about v'Nlo x .h's ">es.ins. untps.fs1-
ely In co8sa'f Htfh th. pr, s,ieat ever the
formers Gec.s.cn as 90 aati0k ~ a mem
1t - Ihe peace commission.
\; ia" dlnnsr nero ;ae resident and
Me kmlHy. 40. and Mss lirrrl>k
JGa'lte Whlie. Secretary DAY. Assistant
lne~iflent's Secretary CaftelYau Mira NJ
\ ilanns ava N'7s Hanna
\ coa'y~emee ~ ~ress isoror,4ace was
he'd 'o,isht i'eysslfHt Mckinley Seer.~
taFH IAy ana t4sfsse White vsr, ghe cot,-
teFcaS asa tt#s v-src c'as-,ta1 taesths.~
after aaneT un.l 81 4te Aear r. wa
s*sus.tef ;hat RIO cunt+~=tt .oa aaa re ia
WIZ tao agGt1fsuesst on {te g.s4e,. .arr-
f'iss II offered ay ''7e president - Ju~.lse.
NHf:e, euf az 2 ate a9ur 81 wss sfa>ars-..4
" na f@t.srte caaieHisscn baA i-sen
rearasd, a3thensh aese Ws- exa,...ssl tt.at
Jaa'ce " kTge was}4 $50 ha aav ete.- O..
asErut tpse appointment
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All Sufferers From Chronic MaIadies Shesn
Prepare for the Stormy Autumn Season.
This Can Best Be Effected Through Cou-e,
OF Treatment Under the Copeland
Light-Fee System.


For some years past Doctor Copeland
has never failed upon the approach Of he
we. and stormy autumn season % cali the
attention OF those afftcted wish chronic
catarrhal ailments chronic bronchial trou-
bles. chronic ston,ac-- disease. chronic
rheumatism. etc. 70 the Ersa. advant- -
OF a course OF effective treatment .A.51g
the brief remaining period OF tonic warmth
and sunshine.
The matter is really one which all suf
fereTs who are properly Interested n their
own deliverance from disease should take
into very serious consideration Bat Il ISN'T
necessary that inyallGs should know much
either OF medicine of what is called cii-
matoiogy 10 enable them 10 see very Gear
ly that proper medical treatment when ad
ministered under she mast helpful .afiu-
ences OF climate, under the happiesi con-
ditions OF temperature and weather. may
speed their recovery III Il truly marvellous
way.
In volunteering this timely suggestion TO
the afflicted of the community. Doctor
Copeland has heretofore reminded them.
as he would remind them now. that the
atmospheric conditions during the winter
season are such as 10 engender disease
and to antagonize Its treatment. with the
cold and damp and poison Of the air ;acy
tend to counteract or undo the work OF
the physician and TO greatly retard the
progress OF recovery. During the summer.
on the contrary. the elements work in
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shlngton. Aug. Il.
REPUBLICANS HARMONIOUS.
Union state Convention Endorses
Last Weeks Nominees.

DOVER. Del, Aug. 3o.-The Union Re-
publican state convention me- here today
and Endorsed the ticket nominated last
week by the regular Republican party.
Todays action Will bring harmony in the
Republican ranks in Delaware and there
will be but one ticket in the field this fall
The platform declares for sound money
protective tarii, the maintenance of a
navy and army large enough to protect the
Interests OF the country, favors the fortiii-
cation OF the seacoast and the retention Of
all territory captured during the war with
Spain. congratulates the nation on the an
neXation Of Hawaii. fayors the building Of
the Nicaraguan canal and demands an in
vestigation OF the alleged nismauageme
of the war department..
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New York COMMERCIAL AaVertlser.
That the color line VIII continue TO be
recognized ny Americans when Hawai-
comes into the United States Is 20 be OK
pec;ed, and not greatly 10 be deplored
They who know Hawaii we'll understand
thoroughly that American supremacy in
the island is due in no small measure "a
the fact that American colonists there
have. as rule. refused 10 intermarry with
the natives, ana that in consequence q:
that refusal the Americans have lost none
OF their native yigor. Other colonists
however-the Germans tho French. and
even the English-slave anna gamated free
" with races found on the islands. with
the unfailing result that the second gencr-
alton has been OF feehler growth than the
original stock.
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Washington COAL MINES.
THEIR OUTPUT FOR 1907. BASED ON
OFFICIAL DATA.
King County Far In the Lead Win.
Production of Half u Million
Tonx-Comparative Statement for

he Trade Register Of August :! rises
sor5ha FIRST tigaa repor. 81 the outpu.
o. D. c0al mines Of Washington for 1897.
togeaer with locations, number OF en-
pioya above and underground, number Of
fatal md noG-fataI accidents in each mine,
and esnpara;ive statements for the pre-
v.ous ave years. This Information has
3<en FINISHED upon request by State Mine
Inspecnr r. r. Norton. Of this city. The
lnfor'i'aton Will be found valuable. as we'll
as interesting. presenting as i; does some
notable FEATURES.
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THE HAGUE. Aug. 30.-The queen re-
gent of Holland in Il proclamation just
issued upon the occasion OF the end o. her
regency, her daughter. Queen Wiihel-
NINA coming OF age tomorrow, expresses
warm pleasure al seeing the whole ma
ton ranged joyoGSly around the throne
OF the young queen" thanks God that her
dearest wish has been heard. and. after
thanking the people for their loving and
faithful support of herself, invokes God :
blessing upon the youthful sovereign, and
concludes: May our country become
great In everything, as small nation can
be great"
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bis. ard 1. ss understood THAT the Duke
Of yeragEsz- the os1iy living Descendant Of
the d.soorereT os Arnersca- VIII request
sae privilege Of removing them from the
Havana cathedral ard carrying them 10
Spain. there 10 depo~s, them wtts ire re-
mains Of other Eiisxxrrset2s Sranta<ass- Isss
general impression Is that TIRE remains are
nos TO be- included IN the s1rrer3er.
Several iyxsZsr-yses leaders In ne province
O. Psgar del FLO have tssa~d c5Tcuia
aranteeing Iaw ard order are 1rosntssls
gsfety 20 al who viii return 70 their saeics
ana farms
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Ans,o-saxoni.m Affecting Unions.

BRISTOL Aug. 3eAt the trade union
congress today. Mr.. Duncan, one Of the
American delegates referring 10 the grow
ing political understanding between Eng
land ard the United States. asked why
American and British workers should not
operate to defy she Introduction from any
other portion Of anything calculated to be
unfair TO tie interests Of the working
CLASSES Mr.. Lloyd. another American del
eEate said he would never rest satisfied
untA they had a parliament. OF the world .
w0rliera where international industrial
questions could be discussed
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Eastern Hop Rate Is Reduced.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. @o.-The South
ern Pacific announces a reduction IL rates
on hops from California and Oregon points
10 Missouri river and Eastern points The
former rate was s. per hundred. which will
ba Iessened % $50. This new rate will go
into effect IN two weeks. The hop season
will begin Just about the time the reduc-
ton heconles effective.
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BIG SUIT FOR PERCENTAGE.
Mining Man Cla inns $751;. OGA From q
Mexican COmpnuS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 3o-H w
Hardinge. q mining man. today filed suit
against the Comp2nia Minas del Tajo,
mining company operating at Rosario. in
the state OF Clnaioa, Mex, 10 recover
SSH 0Si for breach of contract. The plain
til alleges that he entered into written
contract on March /. 1871, with John Brad
bury. president OF the company. 10 work
the ore on the dumps from the defendants
mine. and 10 pay the defendant 10 per
cent. of the gross yield thereof.
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NEW YORK Aug. 20.~Winan Ferris
a wealthy resident of Mount Vernon. died
today aged - years. He served on hoard
an American privateer in the war % 1sf2
and subsequently, was member Of the ex-
redstion that cleared the Gulf OK Mexico
~ pirates
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 90 John
O'Byrne died at his homo in this city last
night after a short Illness. He was born
IN Dublin III 1925 and al the age OF twenty
three entered the army in Ireland. Dur
ing the American civil war he was colonel
OF a Penn aylvarsa regiment
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SEWING MACHINE TRUST.
Reported Combination of English
and American Firms.

LONDON, Ang. 3o-The St. James Ga
zette says this afternoon: IT Is reported
on the stock exchange that an Anglo
American trust to control the outpu, and
sale Of sewing machines, knitting ma
chimes and ali other kinds OF needles is be-
Ing formed. Several American and Mid
land firms are reported to have sold their
business 10 the combination. The capital.
II Ia further announced, will De S7.5oo coo.
divided into preferred and ordinary stock.
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wASHI NOTION. Aug. 59.-Tae commits
sson appointed By the postmaster general
10 investigate the requirements Of the pos
tai service in Porto Rico left here for New
York today whence they Will sail tor3or-
roT IN company viii. the military COM
mission
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A. q. T.. w A~~es~meus Illegal.

BOSTON. AUG. 2o-Attorney General
Knowlton. in an opinion. declares that the
f>o-cont war assessment; .eYi5si by the Grand
lodge 81 the Ancien; order Of the United
Workmen In this state il clearly Illegal.
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Gen, Bucli Nearing Death.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. ga special
from Calhoun. Ky. says. Gen. Don Car
los Buell. is dying at his farm near Para
disc Ky. lie was taken suddenly III Sat-
rrday, ard the attending physician says
that he cannot i've He is 10 wears OF age
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The product OF the Denny Clay Com
pany's mine and what is shipped in over
the Northern Pacific is not figured III the
Seattle receipts. 1t Is hardly necessary 10
deduct the home consumption and tabu-
late the shipments. which are mainly made
10 San Francisco from the Sound coal
ports, which records the Trade Register
presents monthly.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. so-Co-nmotore
Ru=h \ Wallace. retired. has been re-
u.veA from further duty on the lighthouse
board and ordered home.
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Cubans Donate xIoO to the Father
of John Meek.

FREMONT, o. Aug 2s.-John Meek.
father CT George 3. Meek who was killed
on the torpedo boat Winsl0w a. Cardenas.
May II. has received letter and check for
sltr- The letter goes 70 snow that young
Meek was the FIRST AmerIcan-born sailor
Killed Ia the Cuban war The letter IS -
follows:
washington. Aug. Il.
Dear Sir: Some months ago d Cuban
gentleman who Signs himself 'camhr SIS
from she City OF Mexico. sent Gen. Tome
Estrada Palma. OF New York. an order for
500 10 be given TO the wife. children or
parents OF The first American born sailor
WAC should die III the war 10 free Cuba
/ have just teen informed that your son.
George b. Meek. fireman. OF the torpedo
boat Ninslow, was the first hero 10 shed
his blood for the Independence OF the un-
fortunate and down-trodden people. l beg
10 enclose 10 YOU the check entrusted TO my
care. being the proof OF the gratitude OF
Cubans for their friends and allies, the
Americans. GcNZAI.O DE CUBA,
Charge d Afaires Republic Cuba"
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harmony with the physician. The cir is
full OF natures own medicinal balms and
tonics that add 10 the curative potency Of
Intelligent treatment. nursing and
strengthening the patient. counteracting
the work OF disease. encouraging the re-
turn Of health and cutting short the period
requisite 10 a final cure.
Doctor Copeland would still further re-
mind the sick that this Is trIle not only CT
catarrh and asthma and lung troubles. II
IS true OF chronic stomach troubles; X 3
true of kidney and liver disease: Il Is true
of diseases of the nervous system. or all
the ailments accepted for treatment at the
Copeland Institute 1t is true that one
months proper attention In summer may
be worth two IN winter
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Disease Conquered
After a Cure
Seemed Hcoaiess

-'STs'. -. a.. 1sssSstu. tuSauup. WnaA,
/ have taken r course ~ Treatment, IN.
catarrA a. the Copeland Medical lasa,u.a
under tAeir
Nominal Assessment Plan
One entire months treatment. includinx an
medicines ana appliances for s.. ana IN.
result leaves 10 room Cor doubt as 10 N.
effectiveness of their system in the cars
~ this disease.
My trouble dates from childheas a,s
before my treatment by Dfs. Copeland .
Provost. my health Mas almost dessrnv1
by
The Poisons of Catarrh
Which seemed 20 pCsmeate my sntira svs.
tCfn. Besides he misery az a s;og,,.ai.,s
condition Of the head and a prog,ise sis.
a string Of tough muc9s extending into ms
throat, which was very
IRRITATING aud Nnuscating
T. my stomach, and which seemed 10 fsm
again as quickly as IL could he removed
My bronchial tN0es became .naarusd Ara
II seemed that they closed isp 81 ,ha. i
subject 10 spells of the most violent cough
ing. In addition 10 the symptoms hays
already mentioned. l endured
The Most Awful Pain
from earachc. with sweIlings tn both ears
which wculd be followed by a very ofgens
i've discharge.
My stomach lost the mower Of properly
diGestlng food. ard fer 4 long time could
hardly eat ans thing.
Notwithstanding almost continual dos.
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Sutra VIII Case Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO. aug. ~ The pro
hatlrr If the wiil CT re late Afolph Sutro
has been continued un,i. next Tuesday.
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Insurgents VIII he Represented.

LONDON. Ag< 3i.-The Man.la GORE.
hpondent Of the Times GAYS Gen. Wesley
MERITS las; Official act before leaving
was 10 sign permission for the insurgents
20 send an enAssary 10 represent them az
she proceedings Of is'e Paris sFi4nd con-
mission. Gen. Agulna,ds has ae.it snhvsnt
"a Hongsong . 'r!arn Aeon $50. the fr-
eursfnt leader of hts ar. :ment foc .hs
outs. Gen NhsFt'eF aHse tirt, tisegne