London, Aug. 28.
The Washington correspondent "The Times' states that Mr. Mitchell Innes, the British Charge d'Affaires at Washington, has made renewed representations to the United States Government on the subject of the Panama Canal toll rates. He informed the State Department that Great Britain adheres to her previous views and that his representa: tions will probably be followed by a reasoned protest whi the Act has been exami don. If the difference cannot be ranged diplomatically Great Britain will demand that the matter be referred to arbitration.
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