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resident of Olympia for over three years
past, left Tuesday for Spokane county to
lake up his residence ON a farm he owns
In that county. Mr.. Bovine was for two
a year ago to accept the position of book
Keeper In the office OF Land Commissioner
Bridges. Mrs. Bovine preceded her hus-
band to Spokane county by month.
MRS. Rtth Brewer gave a reception at
her home on the Westside on Monday ev-
ening in honor OF her sister. Mrs. L. f.
RAIDER, TO which number OF friends were
invited. A pleasant evening was spent
with vocal and Instrumental music as the
features
Mr. Hans P. Jacobson and Miss jamie
Wood were married at Woodland Wednes-
day forenoon. Rev. ]. s. McCallum of this
city performing the ceremony. The we'd
ding was quiet one, only relatives of the
contracting parties and a few friends be-
ing present At the conclusion of the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson took the
H:30 train for Tacoma, from whence they
went to Victoria to spend their honey
:. The odd Maids Convention" at Olympia
crowd. The Convention Is an extrava-
ganza and was produced for the benefit of
81. Johns Church Workers by q number
OF Olympia ladies and a limited number Of
gentlemen. II was well rendered and very
pleasing to the large audience present.
Mr.. Bush Baker returned TUESDAY even
ing from Kansas City. Mrs. Baker did
not accompany her husband to the city.
She Is visiting with relatives in Missouri
Among the arrivals in this city Wednes-
from Pendleton, Or. formerly OF Olympia
MI Ddysdale is accompanied by his wife
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald. of Spo-
kane. are visiting relatives and old friends
In this city.
Mrs. Lillian Shaw is visiting with rela-
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rendered. Refreshments were served
afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Bright, of Los An,
geles, Cal. have arrived in Kent ana
will make this their future home.
Mr.. Fred Zbinden has bought the war,
ner cottage, on Meeker avenue, and VIII
move into 1t with his family.
Mr.. T. d. Tucker, Mr.. Seth Hodges ana
Mr.. John Fields were in Seattle on sat
urday.
Mr.. j. A. Heggardorn has purchased a
home on Meeker avenue and has moved
into 1t with his family
Mrs. t. NJ Medley has arrived nome,
after having been for several weeks in
Providence hospital in Seattle.
A pleasant party was given by MRS.
Annie Van de Vanter in honor OF her
daughter, Miss Louise Van lie Nanter
birthday. The parlors were arisucaiiy
decorated, games and different amuse-
ments were INDUCED in and at late
hour dainty refreshments were served
Those present were: Miss Janet Gibson
Miss Cora Shaffer. Miss Elsie Hodges,
Miss VERNE Parks. Miss Gertie Root
Miss Ruth Mylroie, Miss Lula Downing
Miss Lizzie Stewart, Miss Lille Downey'
Miss Myrtle Miller, Miss Bessie Miller,
Miss Mabel King, Miss Kate Burke MISS
Miss Sybil Kyes. Miss Hattie shinn, Miss
Adeline Shinn. the Misses Cummings,
Miss Ethel Sherrard. Mrs. b. A. Ravens,
Mrs. NJ s. Kyes. Mrs. Van de Nanter,
Dr. and Mrs. owen Taylor, Mr.. Iemuel
Short, Mr. Harvey Shaffer, Mr.. Wliham
Soule, Mr.. James Burke, Mr.. John Soule'
Mr.. Robert Ramsay Mr.. Ralph Tucker
Alvin Grey, Mr.. Ward Hart and Mr.
James Miller.
Mrs. b. S. Ross was visiting during the
week with Mrs Hogle. of Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. May 19.-The APP
pearance here on Monday evening of the
Glee and Mandolin clubs of the State uni
versity, assisted by other talent was ne
was good. Mrs Jennie Hougnton Edmunls
carried off the honors Ct the evening and
was accorded well-merited applause.
For the purpose of assisting the Presby-
terrain church OF this city. all the partci-
pants in the recent musical amateur sue
cess 1.-THE Pirates of PenZance,' have
have agreed to again appear in that opera,
and II IL probable that SATURDAY. May 70,
will be the date OF the production.
The Benedicts met on "Wednesday evcn-
ing in regular session and passed most
enjoyable evening SO successful was Tho
meeting that when the proposition OF en-
tering on the regular midsummer Vacation
was preached a motion to suspend parties
was unanimously voted down.
A large number OF prominent society
people went to Hadlock tonight to enjoy
the hospitality OF the Ladies' Library As
ISOLATION there which. under the direction
of Mrs. f. p. Blake, is giving dance.
Mrs Steiner and Miss Steiner are visit
ing friends in Seattle.
Capt. Andrew WATSON. ex-collector Of
customs Of this district. was an ARRIVAL
from San Francisco. Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. W. l.. Clark retuI' ed
Thursday from an extended tc1r through
tho eastern cities.
Mrs. Inff wife Of Capt Frederick s
IlifY Of the British steashp Elm Branch.
left Thursday for Portland. She has been
here a month visiting with Capt. and Ms.
F. Bartlett.
Col Henry Iandes spent several dlys
OF the past week in Seattle.
Mr. William Dodd started on Thursday
for Cape Nome.
Capt. Harry Ramwer. Of the steamer
Flmore. il visiting relatives In Anacortes
while his vessel Is undergoing repairs
Mrs Frank p LOTUS of Seattle spent
the past week here visiting Win friends.
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN May i9.-Mr. w. G. HOP
kins went to Centralia THURSDAY. ~ -
Mr.. T. E Calder, of Montesano, was IN
the city Friday.
The begree Of Honor held a social Sat-
urday evening. -
Mr.. w. H. Perry and Mrs; F II. Wood,
Of Los Angeles. Cal, arrived saturday eV-
ening and will visit with relatives in this
city o.-,
Mrs NJ. Sherwood returned to Chicago
Wednesday. after a visit or several weeks
with her son In this city.
MIR. n. G. Kaufman left "Wednesday
morning for Pe-Ell.
A large party left this week for Port
land. where they will attend two weeks
conference Of the Adventists From Aher-
deem were: Mr.. and Mrs ID NJ McLaHerr-
ty Mrs George p;,,o Mes ImitS N Mr f
Haynes. Miss Nellie Achey and Miss Irene
Adams. ~
Mr.. and Mrs James Fitzpatrick, or
A musical recital by Miss Redinger at
the Congregational church on TUESDAY eN-
ening was a success.
Rev. Father Metz, of this city. held
mass in Montesano last Sunday.
Mrs II L. Cook and son returned from
Mrs A. D. WOOD and daughter went to
Olympia Monday on visit
Mr. Harry Dillon and family left FRIDAY
for orc Elmo. Idaho their future home
Mrs. F. G. Carman entertained a num-
Der of her friends at pedro Monday after
noon.
Mr. Edward Story OF Monteeano, was in
town Friday, on his way back from West
port.
Mr. n H. Carter returned from the Re-
public mining country Friday evening.
DR. Paul SMITH left Tuesday for a visit
to friends in Michigan
A public school entertainment Will be
held in the opera house in this city on the
evening of May 26 by the Seventh and
Eighth grades. under the direction of Mrs.
McNamra assisted bv Miss Zane and Miss
McDermoth The following programme
has been prepared Instrumental solo,
Lulu Carn1an: chorus. school: recitation,
Earl Rasor: solo. Nettie Balew; recita-
ton Margaret O'Dell; chorus. school; can
tata Peace Convention sixteen vn,'ug
people: recitation Miss McDermoth; piano
solo Nellie Redinger; class song. EIghth
grade; address. County Superintendent W.
D. McKillip; chorus, school
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. May 1.-THE Sons Of Voter
ans gave a social on Friday. night which
was greatly enjoyed; one OF the features
was the fancy musket drill given by
veteran OF the Spanish American war
The young ladies' of Mrs. Walter Thorn
toms elocution class assisted by Miss KAT,
at the Baptist church on Monday evening.
Judge J. c. Denny has moved into his
new home on Colby avenue.
Mr. William Hubert and family, or Sno-
homish have moved into the house va
Gated by Judge Denny.
Mr. r. f. Neadlee will move into his new
residence on Hcyt street this week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. C. Cairncross. OF Graf
ton Mimi. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Coleman.
The w. c. T U. met with Mrs J. T.
Taylor on Friday afternoon.
Norwegian independence day was observ-
ed on Friday evening at the scandinavian
NJ r. church. There was fine musical
programme followed by ball at Fraternal
Mr.. ]. ]. Nancy was in the city Friday.
Mr.. Harry Greenberg. of Spokane, Is In
Mr.. Sam N. Grigg leaves soon for Daw-
son.
MIR Arthur Denny is home from the state
Mr.. and Mrs. U. L. Collins were in snc-
homsh Friday.
homsh were in the city Thursday.
Mr.. William Bartels left on Monday for
Index.
Mr.. j. MCBride, or Los Angeles, is IN the
city
Col Charles Day is improving in health.
DR. Munns. of Marysvile, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs Val Schrect is quite i'll at her home
on Wetmore avenue.
Miss Lizzie Crane and Miss Katie Crane:
of Seattle. are visiting at the home of
their sister. Mrs. c. c. Thornton.
Miss Hattie Ault who has been Ill for
some time at the hospital. Is greatly I'M
proved.
Mrs w T. Foster came down from
Granite Falls Tuesday and will visit
friends in Seattle for n few dave.
Mr. n. Rose and family arrived here last
week from Yutan. Neb.
Mrs Phoebe Russell and daughter. OF
Snohomish. We're in the city Tuesday.
Miss Halle Nunsaker is visiting her
grand parents in Olympia.
Miss Name Charon spent Sunday In town
visiting her parents
Rev and Mrs r. y. Hassell. Mr. RAN
dali and Rev. and Mrs. Jones were fsh.
ing near Granite Falls last week.
Mrs w. w. Parker returned last Mon
day from Olympia and Tacoma. where she
has been visiting.
Miss Catherine Porter and sister. Miss
Hal will shortly leave for a visit In the
South.
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CHEH,LIs SOCIAL NOTES.


CHEHATIS May 70 Mrs. a n. Sitter
returned Monday 20 her home al Friday
Harbor Mrs Sitter has been visiting hsr
sister. Mrs w. J. Dickson. at Chehalis
The W. c r L ladies Of Chehaus have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: President Mrs. Charles Rogers.
vice president Mrs J ". Reynolds cor
recording secretary, Mrs f 5 COT.
The Methodist ladies' gave an enjoyable
literary entertainment at the Masonic hall
Tuesday evening
rev i. F. prnke viii deliver the memo
rial address at Winlock on Decoration
The ladies q the St Heleus club reid
tho last mcs ting ~ the season Yesterday
and win most meet sul9riy again uutl
September The Officers elected fer the en-
suing term aye. President Mrs y u.
Cofnan vice president Mrs Frank Fv-
crctt. recording secretary. Miss JrhDeo0e-
corresponAj1E secretary. Mrs ! " Ks--
ncr treasurcr MrS p. F.. Arnold critic
Mrs II J Miller.
Nr James t'rquhart Is 30 retire from hI4
position in CcGman - bison & GO s. hark
and take 3 long vacation. o'rua~1tory 20
entering the state university tHfs f1ff
Capt Russell Hazard. ~ the Eleventh
United states cavalry. Is expected go "a
rive In the United States anon an leave q
absence and viii visit Ais parents a. Cla-
quato capt Hazard went 2, tae Palc-
pines 80 a second lieut. 'u4ut 70 "a. Frs.
washington infantry
Mrs Frank Everett; Is visiting her "a
proc L<andsr Bake. % McMirn,Uls
p- wRS IN Chehalis This week pr.f
Raker was horn AZ Rhck -v.r twenty
miles northwest n here hut h8e NO.; h.rn
tp this section * country Tor twenty cells III
years.
Lo3so II the Knights ~ F}thLs ~ Sp7-
ksra this week
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ance was present. After programme re-
freshments were served. II was an enjoy
able affair
Ex-Mayor d. b. Rees is in the city from
MIR. f. r. thinner is in Spokane. attend
ing the session of the Knights of Pythias
Grand lodge.
Mr. T. Fl. McCleary was in Spokane last
week, attending the Great council of the
Red Men.
Mr.. NJ. T. Curry will locate in Elma
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred salzer have returned
from Pasadena, Cal. where they passed
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Greene were visiting
Mrs. S. A McKeown has returned from
Aberdeen.
deem Tuesday.
Mr.. w J. Conrad is able to be out again
after a serious Illness.
Mrs. Henry Hanson is very i'll with
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Banister and children are
visiting friends at Dayton, Or.
Mr.. J. f. Whinnery was in Portland
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. c. McElfresh is very ill.,
Mrs. H. f. Borst and daughter have re-
turned from Portland.
Miss Myrtle Shelley has returned to
Prof. D. NJ. Daum is visiting friends on
Prof. c. H. Brifet was over from Buco-
ga MONDAY. .
Mr.. Charles B. Kaler was in the city
Tuesday from Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs Grafton, of Wisconsin, are
in the city, and expect to locate here.
They are friends of Mr.. William Fry.
Mrs. Homer Dorland. of Yreka, Cal, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. h
Elder, at present.
Mrs. j. F. Blackwell left for San Jose
Cal, Wednesday on visit to friends.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr. S H. Bloomer and Miss Florence
Ellshury on May %.
The marriage of Mr.. Clsud Casaday and
Miss Fannie Cunningham is announced
for MAY %, at the home of Mrs Pritchard.
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SOCIETY AT KENT.

KENT May la-Mrs G. Woodwork
and Miss Lula Woodwork were visiting
I'm Seattle on Tuesday.
Mr. Nelson Rcrlin. Of Sumner, was in
Miss Margaret sharer and Miss Gertle
Shaffer who have been visiting IN Seat
tle fer some time past. arrived home
Mr. George Mcfarland came down
from Seattle last week to visit friends.
Mir Robert Main has returned from
trip 10 cherry Valley.
her sister Mrs Main. or Pialschlo.
Mrs l. 4 Dow was visiting with Mrs.
Nelson Berlin. Of Sumner during the
Tho Cinch Club met with Miss Adeline
Shinn on Tuesday. and all spent a very
Mrs salisbury. Of Tacoma. WIS visit
ins during the week with the family Of
Mr. J. " Clark.
MIR A. A. Risedorph was visiting in Sc
attic during the week
Mrs T y Berlin is visiting IN Peck.
Nj Mr W = Il Il 6's,''ics and Mr. Joseph Myl-
role left on sunday fer the Yukon
Miss Maud 'avtuauch. who has heon
visiting with relatives IN Seattle for some
time past has returned home.
Mrs Il r. S.til,r haas gone East 10 visit
with friends iu Carthage. I'LL
Mr. n VI Slmonsou. 90 Missouri, ar
rived In Kent last week
EIeusburs. wh,r, she VIII visit with rel
atives Tor few weeks.
Mrs f. f. Morris, who has been visit
Ing her sen Mr. Gc0rE" Morris. 81 Seat
tic for some time, has returned home.
Mrs W. r SlN. Of Itsalady. has re-
turned to her home after a visit II sew
oral weeks In Kent
The entertainment given by the ladies'
OF the Methodist church I'm Titus hall on
Friday evening was well attended and q
great success. The programme was well
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MALrBN SOCIAL NOTES.

via Dispatch To the Post-Intelllgencer
s,A1LrBf, May N.--Miss Lillian Gray has
S.s,ned from Seattle, where she has been
nnNss the past few weeks
-. ~ AND Mrs Leo visited friends In Ev-
w this week
Us Ansel H. Ewing, who has been Wis
- Mis- George W. stevens. has re-
tu 10 her home IN Arlington
- :, C. Mcmillan is In Seattle for
~ w. +. Ewing returned this week
-, LEBANON, O. where he has been on
'vNst 10 his old home
-, y and Mrs Henry Fowler were Sc
X visitors yesterday
~ sSsettAinmeut given at the Cottage
a,s., sNs.oN house Saturday evening was
49, 49, attended. and the interesting pro-
NegeA AY All .--.---- w WV wv we ~
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SNOHOMISH SOCIAL NEWS.

sNOHOM.S 81, May 1.-THE principal So
cial event this week was the presentation
Friday evening OF the comedy-drama the
Deacon" by company composed OF home
talent The show had been looked for
ward to ever since the report Of its pre-
sentation was known, and all were salts
fed by the manner in which II was staged.
The following was the cast OF charac-
tiers:
Deacon Thornton .......... Harry Knowles
George Gray.......... Richard Bushell, jr
George Davrel .........-....C. w, Gotham
James Reed. his accomplice. +. l.. Colourn
Pete. the negro servant..H. Clay Mozart
Bnly. the deacons boy. Guy striker
Pedro. the organ grinder 81. George Nelson
Helen. her daughter 1900 - haue keeie
Miss Amelia Fawc,tt. Mrs. Thornton's
old maid sister ... Mrs. \ W. Morgan
Mr. raVnih . Miss Sadie Packard
Miss Maud Stringey visited at Granite
Falls oyer Sun.ay.
Mrs Charles Robinson. who had been
visiting friends and relatives In Seattle
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. p c sullivan was guest Of her
sister. Mrs f. G Ferguson this week
Mr. and Mrs Robert Henry returned
from seattle Tuesday. -.,-.., --.-.
Mrs J5nn W Gum. Of Portland. spent
the week with her sister, Mrs McCreadN.
Merit Hewitt visited IN Everett sunday
The Misses Crane, Of Everett were in
Snohomish Thursday
W NJ snyder was in Seattle two days
this week
Mrs T.. II Kuano. Of Everett, visited in
the city this week
Miss Minnie whitfield spent sunday at
homo. coming up from Silvana Friday
evening
Mrs Hendric and Mrs. SpraEue were
Everett visitprs Thursday
Mrs George Wissn.et Ia visiting Or.
ana Mr. Stryker
Mrs Adam johnson ana Mrs f. Black-
man spcut Thursday az Mrs C.. ~
Knapp's A. Everett
Mrs VI r. Sinclair and her niece Ruth
Merrill leU for san Francisco Friday.
Thev will visit iu california until fan
Mrs s Winchester returned home
from Seattle Thursday
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eotfENiiLE SOCIETY.

nnSfEvlLLE MAY ~ Mr.. and Mrs
i t Issss Cranney returned from a visit
SHADY Monday u.sht.
sssrsS Joseph G M,tluton. OF Port
lp.,asned, Is ia town this week
Hee9rge W. Swift ~ the University
5 ~, solngton. WA In town this week
kaes WIN his sister Mrs Hattie Swift
~, VINO has been quite IN.
1snss ,nnI Mrs Ben loVejoy and Mr.
'ses3ss Meh"ins arrived from Seattle
~ i" J. White. ct Seattle. but form
e AZ ulls place. Is spending few days
IVA this week i'""s'eE' - III
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success the SUI
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Blood and Skin Diseases. atrjc.
GOltre. Cancer cured without
free. Cures guar
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ferer's ffiend-the peoples specialist.
ran cure you All Chronic. Nervous.
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cutting or detention from butness.
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\ ACoMA. May 1s.-Mrs. s. NJ.
jackson gave one of the pref
,iest social events Tacoma has
mad this season, in the reception
on Wednesday afternoon from
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NOTHING NEW n TIE CA~u
Nnn'vh>t suspects BEING Held for wi
d'nec From Naples.

NJ" soEh, Aug. :! Michele Gulla
ana ai,ab" Mar.>cn, Two Ita.laa, ar.
rested hN secret .ervlc" urfl OH th
steam snip kn.ser Wilhelm II FRIDAY
on the -uppQslt!on 81 bong IN a con-
sitrncy % a->a--!nate President Nj.
knlty. Were brought over from El.l-
Island - the laree oiiice with the ret
oi the detained immigrants They spent
thc niornin. III Inc detention pen nni
We're taken tack II thc afternoon Tn
men - .ar a appearance Went were no
more guarded than are tAe ether pr.
sun, II detention. They walked ab0u.
the zen. but hsi yery !!tt.e = say 70
their companions.
Captain Howard head II .he contract
labor department. was III III charge 1T
the tarce Office aud SAID there MAS moth
ing new n tac cnsr
W neither tao government authorities
Will have sj,ccla! court II inquiry FIR
the anarchists remains 10 D. sch. II
was suggest, ~ nj o...cial tant There
inay l. "A ,ls. n. l4ard q! investigator.
l. ), SUPPOSED II" gpy,rnin,n' ei'lela ,
~ Washington Al" Haltln. iJr evidence
from tn, consul u, Nal.es.
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Willingness Expressed to Conduct
the NEGOTIATIONS Wherever
the Powers Wish.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Thc Chinese
government, through Ii Hung Chang,
has made application to the United
States for the appointment Of Minister
Congor or some other American official
with authority 70 open negotiations FOR
the establishment Of peace and for fix.
ing definite terms for the settlement Of
the lr.sen, trouble. The application
came 10 the Chinese minister and was
taken by hlm 70 the state department.
Il Hung Chang application for the
appointment of peace commissioner
expresses Willingness to conduct the
negotiations n Il point desired by the
powers and i'll expected that this Will
b. pch!n Or Ilcn Isln. \ similar APP
pl.ca,ion La, been made by Earl Ii TO
al Il the powers inter, s'el. His sug-
rc>;Ion II Minister Con.er as the
American camnI-s! mex = based on the
idea mat. a~ Minister Con-er has been
lrecc.e. - tia .alnt Where negotiations
WI. be he.,. all. caAauc' them. ae
alllicat.an does IL, suggest any par
Icu.Ar terms. nof .oe, Il ASK ior the
wltAeyau... Il troops K requests that
;ne new IL got.atlou- -l4A.. - Tor tie
Iuri.a,v !; hs.,4.ls-: A.. aai 4 cessation
oi ..o,tl..t.t-
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Funeral of tho knn~a. Statesman Held
ut Atchi.on.

hrcni~oN. Kan. Aux. 2l.-inneral
service, Over tAr body 4 ex-senator
Insall, were Nod AZ TRINITY Episcopal
church AMI subsequently lnternenl wa,
held IN the family vault III Mount YER
non cemetery. oW.uc - TIM request
d. thu iams.y 'or privacy request
made IN accordance witn the expressed
wlsAc, ), Nj ingalls,, There was u"
great thron- ~ thc services, WIG =
were very simp.r. \ SPECIAL tram can'e
IN ~ noon from Topeka bringing eN-
senator Pf,hrr. VINO succeeded II.
gals. Judge ". y Johnston u the sN.
,roI4c court. A. \. Goddard attorney
general. aud others. who attended 'he
,.rylcc, IN tho church. judge \. q.
ous. A close bushes, and PERSONA
associate o. Mr. ingalls,. estimates the
ex.,,na,or'. fortune n s2'o.tVo
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CONFERENCE Is LIkE.Ll.


" ,>uINGToN, Aug. 2I.-Thc Cnlta.
State, government has as yet made ~
r,tIy 10 the application Of the CHM =
GOV ,rnment Tor the appointment ot a
commission to bring about ccs>atle j
OF ho>tilltir> The application 10 the
United states is understood TO be SIM
liar to that made TO other powers. n
der these circumstance. II Is probable
that there Will he n conference III order
that the powers may net III unison. -As
10 this. however. there is no official all
nounccmcnt, for Ii Hung Chan-s ap-
plcation has barely had time TO get be-
fore the president and his advisors.
Another important development Is that
two Of the influential yiceroys Of China
have made application TO the powers,
including, il Is believed, the lnltts.
States. tha, no disresrect be shown 10
the emperor and empress dowaEcr oi
China. 1t Is understood that the gov
.rumvnt is informed that ut least one
of the continental powers IS prepared
10 answer that there VIII he persona.
indlgnity or dl.rospcct TO their mal-
tstlCs.
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N.ttt.. and Negrne. in Liberty Count,
Can t,ct Along without Troops.

N..tte. and Negrne. in Liberty County
Can Gct Along Without Troops.
\ tANTA, Ga, Aug. 2l.-Goyernor
Cane.er received telegram from Sher-
IL ifewer Of Liberty county saying
tnat 'ne negroes III that locality who
had b.cG g.viny considerable trouble
dur,a- the last tev days. had now dis
per-eu and that there was not longer
any seed of the Liberty guards, a cav
a.ly troop called out, remaining on the
scehe, a. al troub.e had apparently
enaea Tie citizen, who Aai armed
themselves Aar. returned 70 their
lolas, anG Ore,r has bon res.ored.
se,..e .urtA,r arrest, may ~, be made.