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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
TOO Much RELIGION.

Mrs Kate R. Taylor, of Louis
vile, was found in an apparently
condition in Washing
ton, and overstudy on religion is
ascribed as the cause of her tenn
poIary illness.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Memorial Address.

On Wednesday at Lexington R.
R. Perry, editor Of Sup-Sentinel,
Winchester, delivered the memorial
address at the decoration Of Fed
eral graves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Late reports indicate that the
Americans may have been the ag-
gressors in tue deadly outbreak IN
Mexico Thirty five MexicAns
were killed to six Americans. No
further trouble is expected, and
both Governments view the affray
in a cOnciliatcry light.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Sunday CLOSING In LexinutOn

Judge Parker in his charge to
Grand Jury says that Sunday
closing and ell other laws can be
enforced if the people of the com
munity honestly desire to do so.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Low Rates to the Rome Coming.

On account of the Home coming
for Kentuckians, Louisville, KY.
The Southern Railway will sell
tickets from all of its stations to
Louisville ct rate of one first-class
fare plus rs cents tor the round
trip on June IL, IL and 10, with
return limit on June 2a, 1906.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
That Interurban Line.

The stockholders of the Paris,
Mt. Sterling and North Middle
town interurban line met at Paris
and elected the following Board of
Directors:
John T. Collins and w. A.
Thomson, of North Middletown
Jug H. Clay Mckee and j. NJ.
BigsLofl, of Mt. Sterling. and
Messrs. R. j. Nelly, Robert C
Ia bott and Henry A. Power, of
Paris. After the election of the
Board of Directors, tue following
officers were elected: Robert G.
Talbot, president; John T. Col
Inns, vice president; Henry A
Power, treasurer, and H. Clay
Mckee, secretary.
The prospects for the early con
structiOn of the road are Fl altering
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

&c, Schooler, one of our most
correct business men, has accepted
position with Harry LYnthecum,
where he would be delighted to see
his friends.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Indiana for Bryan.

Democrats Of Indiana will meet
in indianapolis on Thursday and
State ticket. A plat
form, already drafted, indorses w.
j. Bryan for the presidency in
1908.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

See the new line of corsets
at OLDHAM BROS. 81 cos.
we carry Thompsons Glove
Fitting, American L d y,
Kabo, w. B. & Royal Wor-
cester. We have all the new
shapes in these brands of
corsets.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Lawrence Mitchell, of North
Middletown, has accepted a posi-
tion with Davis q Mitchell (his
fathers frm) Of that town.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

New things in Knox and Hopkins
Straw Hats; Milans, Poo Hoo and Canton
braids worked into the most becoming
styles; see them, and the largest line of
Panamas in Eastern Kentucky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
Resigned.

United States Senator Burton
Of Kansas has placed his resigna-
ton in the hands OF the Governor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

New things in Manhattan Shirts, APP
pie Greens, Old Rose and Beautiful Helos
in Madras, Irish Linen and unfinished
linens, beautiful Washable Ties to harmon
ize, and the Collegiate Collar, the latest
things for gentlemen.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

New things in the Boys Department
New Suits with bloomer pants, New Shirts,
New Ties and the Tommy Tubbs Hats;
have you seen EN-?
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

The PASTOR.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
BIG LAND DEAL.
Mrs 0elriehs, Has Been offered $1,000
600 for Property in san Francisco.

san Francisco. Cal. Sept, The
Call 81 Yesterday said
The coming TO san Francisco Of Mrs.
Herman oelrichs who arrived from New,
York "Wednesday evening, has to do
with things other than the contestinr of
her husbands will Primarily the pun.
pose Of her trip. which Was coniem-
plated before her husbands death. is
20 confer with local people regarding
q BIC realty deal. IN which il is reported
thst + H Hartman ST thr Southern
Pacific company Is deeply concerned. IL
u the sale ef So blocks a. pr0perty on
the northern boundary al Tho city. con,
nanding one % the largest pieces of
water frontage on the hay. and forming
a key 60 a transportation situation fg~i
would be % incaicnlahlc advantage "a
Hartman in his coming battles with
Gould and Ripley. ara possibly Hin.
for future supremacy On the San IRAN
cisco peninsula
Mrs Oclfichs has received an offer
80 sl.s0i,.,po for fhiS piece II pfop
erty. which IS her last holding al me
Fair estate. To seeking The Fair prop.
crty Hartman has in view plan for
another railroad gateway into san Fran
cisco and one that viii more quickly
reached the business portion 81 new
san Francisco and improve bis position
against competition IN securing the hulk
ei the governments business wauatnir
al the Preside
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
IN COUNTY JAIL.
Kennebunkport Man Charged With Rob.
hing Safe in a Car House.

Alfred, Me-, Sept ia ~. Howard
Ilttlefeld of kennebunkpoft Was arrest
"a and brought 10 the county Jail YES
teriay charged with lohbing the safe III
the carhouse Of the Atlantic Shore Line
railway at Town House Corner, Kenne.
bauk, on Saturday night, duly 4 8, and
also on 4 charge III assault with dam
Gtrous weapon upon The Waterman and
another employo He WAS taken at his
home on warrant issued BIZ Judge
Hanson u Sanford. before whom he N
a. be arraignrd The amount Of the
/ under was about $500,
Officers searched yesterday for two
other Sanford men who were suspected
OF being members cf tie party 81 tour
aiahwaymen, Nllo, with revolyers, held
nr tbs railroad men, securely bound
them with wife and secured the previous
days receipts from an unlocked SAFE
u is understood that one o. the sus
poets. dissatisfied because the money
was not evenly divided, told 81 the rob
berry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
ONE rnIRD CASH
Rcadiustment plan for Real Estate Trusi
Fund Looted by Nipple end Others.

Philadelphia, Sept a. George ~
harle lra receiver d file lootel Real
Estate tlapt company, has announced
llis plan u Reorganization, The immediate
resumption ~ business aud the liunidat
iipn u every claim Ihe plan ~
Contribution by directors u $500.
600 e aasi. Immediate payment to tbs
depositef1 Of easll e. the amount 81
one third ~ thcir deposits fhe re
manning tMutbfds To b. converted into
preferred stock 81 Che Real Estate trust
company
l'ilis stock shall he preferred n the
payment 81 dividends until 6 per cent
hall have been paid After that goai
has been reached, tie common stock
shall Ahare equally With the preferred
stock IN the profits until dividends Of s
PER cent sball have heet enmcd upon
both preferred and common stock.
Mhpn more than y per cent shall b.
earned, The Real Estate trust company
ehpll redeem the preferred stock, but
THE holders thereof shall have Tie OPP
ton of converting their holdings into
common stock d az receiving cash for
them.
Repayment If any portion 81 the So,
100000 subscribed by The directors
slall not BE- made until the preferred
stock ahail have bren redeemed conn
mon stock received its diYideuds and
the surplus restored 10 what il WAS sup.
posed tn have been before the failure
a meeting - the 6.gO0 depasitors and
the present body o. stockholders shall
be called fnr the purpose Of elccting u
new president and board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
CRAzED WITH
BURNING ECZEMA
Suffered From Childhood With
Severe Itching and Burning
Eczema Suread Over Hands and
Fingers Received No Benefit
From Physicians.
BLESSINGS FOR THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

IL was troubled with eczema IN some
way or other from childhood. About
three years ago the trouble WAS con-
fined 70 my right hand. consulted
two physicians. but received no benefit
from them. In the winter Of 1904 the
trouble had become 50 bad as to cx-
tend over the back 81 my hand, snd
up on the fingers, and in q short time
70 the palm The itching and burning
1T times. WAS SO severe MS 10 almost
craze me. | began to usc Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. fused
two cakes og Soap, one box Of tho
Ointment, and two bottles Of the Re-
solvent / cannot begin TO tell Of tho
benefit | received. Ny appetite and
weight increased, and felt and looked
like 4 new person. You haya my Enll
permission 70 publish as much Of this
As you see TT. Blessing tho Cuticura
Remedies, yours truly, Miss Flora u
Wiley, Milo, Me, Oct. Q, 1905"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
TOBACCO CROP
in YEARS Is REPORTED
Old Growers in Connecticut Cannot Re-
cali a Year when Ii Has Been
So Favorable.

Hartford. g.. Sept. il.- Iron the en-
tire tobacco raising reeipn 81 Connects.
cut come reports Of banner crop. Old
growers say that they cannot remember
year 30 favorable as the pre- cnt ane
Usually hail storm, visitation ~
grasShoppers, cold snap, some atFc
tion IN the fields. Or az least nolc swcas
IN the sheds, have caused thousands OF
dollars loss 60 the tohatco mem hnt
this season has been free FROM an Ia se
blights
About Snfiield more than 500 acres
are devoted TO the leaf. The crop there
Is reported ~ the largest and finest
since isee. From poquonock comes
woFd Of the greatest crop in 20 years
9S per cent has already heen housed.
AZ south Windsor the conditions have
been perfect and the growers were abba
70 cllt early. Other tobacco centres res
port most successful crop. which
means millions OF dollars Gar Connect
cut growers,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
DAVIS is NOT
SATISFIED.
Declares Maine Election Is.
In Doubt
PROPOSES TO INVESTIGATE
Even 10 Ballots Expects Democrat Will
Succeed Frye Declares Several Er-
rcrs Already Have Been
Found.
PROPOSES TO INVESTIGATE

Portland, Me-, Sept. t4. YOU may
Jay that this election will be thorough
IN investigated, and II Il likely the In
yestigation will be carried u the bali
lots, il need be-
This statement was issued yesterday
by Cyrus N Davis, the Democratic cam
didate for governor 81 Maine at the
election Monday, who on the face Of
returns tabuIatcd BY the Associated
Press from AL bit four plantations,
whose total vote four years ago was
but 30, was defeated NJ Gov. William
4. Cobb. Republican, Nv s,ss2 votes.
The Watcryillp Sentinel, II which ar.
Davis ii one II the principal owners,
published yesterday the following I'M
der an Augusta dates
gfhe Maine election il still in doubt.
There i 4 good prospect that the Dem
oefats viii not only control che next
Maine house " representatives, but OH
JOINT ballot win have i majority Of the
entire legislature and elect 4 United
States senator TO succeed Mr.. Frye. As
sample Of what Ii being done. IL may
he mentioned that the investigation az
ne returns shows already the election
~ three Democratic representatives in
places where the Republicans claimed "a
be winners. information il at hand
which indicates that this three may be
many titnes mpltiphcdi il fact, times
enough 10 ensure the control of tic
legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
Serious Situation Put Up to
the United States
PALMA NOT ABLE TO COPE
The State Department Hesitates to In
tervene--Fears That the Result Of
Such a Move Would Be
Annexation.


Washington. Sept "a IL II now evil
dent That the Unitcd States Il face to
face with serious problem IN Cuba at
Tempt 70 conceal this fact are no longer
made at The State Department Advices
from agents 81 the Department on The
Island are now to The effect hat the In
surreetion has passed beyond the control
ef President Palma. Washington will
not BE- surprised to hear AZ any time
TINT Havana has fallen into the hands
of the insurcctionists II Is the firm
conviction IN thc State War and Navy
building today that tue United States
will have to take 4 hand within the next
two weeks President Roosevelt has
besitated 70 Interfere 10 the extent az
landing marines or an armed force ON
the island because Il Is iorcseen that ID
this country steps in 70 maintain orler
il will probably Re there fer i long time
possibly for All time to come Annexa-
ton is The great problem ahead. Il Is
pointed ont BY Gsysrument officials that
the dag tie United States puts IA armed
force Ga the island conditions wiEl revert
to what they were while this country
sas exercising suzeraintv over the ls-
lana. following the Spanish American
War 1t is further pointed ont that
sach snkeraintv will never end until the
island is annexed to The United States
The President has beer slow to move in
iht absence from this country IS Score
tory Root he may delay any further
action until Ne return u the Secretary.
who Il expected home from South Amer
ca bs The end OF the month
For weeks The genera staff Of the
army has been preparing TO send troops
70 this island The Visit Of General Bah,
chief OF staff, 20 Oyster BAY. three weeks
ago, was the result Of the Presidents de
cisioa to be ready 70 send forward en-
afned force, Il occasion demanded such
action lt is intimated at the War De
rartment that the abandonment of tile
amy concentration camps three weeks
III advance st the time originally lived
IL the result Of The ,fesire 10 have troops
prepared 70 move on short notice. The
presence IS any number Of navy vessels
in Cuban waters il Il pointed ont At
the department dnes not mean inter
Nentien fheir presence may Be regard.
ca a. al indication III this Governments
determination 10 intervene it inteNen.
ton shall bceonc necessary. Ii peace
is TO be restored il viii have to be NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
.C0NFEDERATES WILL
ERECT WIRz MONUMENT
Louisiana Veterans Declared the Prison
Commandments Honor Should Be
INDICATED.

New Orleans, IT,, Sept. Is. The Lou
isiana confederate veterans will erect
a monument "a Capt Henry Wirz, com
mandant 81 The AndrrSonvillc prison, this
only man executed after The war. Tho
army 81 FeHressee, calnip :, q New or
leans has adopted resolutions declaring
that Il deems Il duty ~ The United
Iouieslefate veterans and Of the south
e. ,iadicate the memory AZ Capt. MiYy.
The resolutions declare that lie was
Il gallant and devoted soldier, swbo
gave IN his lite rather than save Il BIZ
yielding 90 the desire 81 his mnrdefers
e. have him falsely implieate jefferson
Davis and nther confederate leaders IN
The distressing and unavoidable occur.
fenees forced upon the eonfederaey IN
its kecping of iederal prisoners
lt WAS then resolved chat funds he
contributed toward erecting monument
IS Capt WirY. this sum being made
payable 60 the association that ii to
take up the erection of the monument.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
A NATION or CRIPpLES
RHEUMATISM BEYOND CONTROL
The Only Hope u Rheumatic Suffers is
urie-0 Treatment.


Il ilcumaisn continues "a spread az
Il has ii thc past few Searg. Il would
seem as though We would before hong Be.
come nation 81 cFipples. 1hp terrible
tiestruetiyrueSs II tliis disease X 81.
parent on every side SO us Almost nine
ont Of ten 81 The cfinplcs one meets had
their aflliction brought on BIZ Rheuma.
tism How many thousands more there
are that are llDpelessly beisridden md
whom we never ice. Rheumatism from
the very nature 81 The disease. can
mover cure itself and X neglected., Il
hauud "a grow worse rather tiAn better.
II you eScf haze amy tyinges 81 Rheu.
matim 20 % Tie Rcd Cross Pharmacy
tight here III Barre and get bottle IL
lliie,U, the wnnderful new Rheumatic
specific II viii cure you and IL ii the
only treatment III Che world that VIII
pute yeu permanently and thoroughly.
ilrir-0 cures by its direct action on thc
muscles, blood and kidneys. Il seeks
ont the poisonous Uric and Rheumatic
Acid and drives " from the system ana
IL il only d treatment Of such nature
Tint win ever cure Rheumatism. Linz.
nients and plastcrs only serve to ,lfivs
Il from Que spot 60 another 1hev never
cure Rheumatism, because II il pripaf.
ily 4 blood disease, and until Tie blood
i cleared from The poison, 1 cure can.
not take place.
There never was q case Of Rhcuma.
tisni that lricq eould noi ciro and you
should not put off taking X because Il
ii IN the end by FAR the cheapest method.
Won can test urie-O free of Charge Ii
you wish. Just emit out this advertise.
meut aud send il To the Smith Ding Co.,
syracuse, n. ri and state that you have
never used tlric.O and would like 10
Try i. They viii send YOU 4 free sam.
plc which sou can test and Try free u
charge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
At the First Sign Of Dlsfigurlng
iIusnors Is TO Use Cuticura,

Every child born into the world With
an inherited tendency TO torturing dis
figuring humors Of the skin and scalp,
becomes an object OF the most tender
eolicitude Hence Il becomes the duty
Of mothers Of such afflicted children 20
aequaint themselves with the hrst, tho
puFest, and most effective treatment
available, viz the Cuticura Treatment,
consisting Of warm baths with Cuti-
cura Soap, and gentle anointings With
CUticura Ointmcnt,s the great Skin
Care Cures made IN childhood are
speedy permanent and economical
CcneA sose, o5uasnt sad f,lis an sold .krqqsheui
EswAtA Fot,ef litAg Chess Ceg- sole ffctt h4Hea-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
YOUNG GARLAND DEAD.
Divorced Wife Whom lie Remarked at
His Hedside--Leaves Millions.

Hanover, Mass, Sept. l4 lames As.
Garland aied IL go O'Clock yesterday
morning. The young millionaire had
been III for several weeks. and his death
had been expected momentarily for the
past two days His wife, ffnm whom
he was once divorced, WAS III his bedside.
Mr. Garland was born III isTo When
W. was graduated from Harvard Iii 1893
he was the master 81 Il fortune esti
mated at Si0,00n.0on In the fall al the
anne year he married Atiss Marie Il.
Tudor, daughter 81 Frederick Tudor 81
Nrookline Four boys were born ID
them.
IN The fall % 1000 society II Boston
and this city was surprised io learn
Tint Mr Garland was about to sue his
wife for divorce, naming as correspondent
Il New York clnhmau They became rec
onciled, but parted again two years later.
Airs, Garland then brought suit against
her husband The courts awarded her
the custody % her children and $4,000
y YEAR alimony. They were remarked ii
1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
NationaI LeaEue standIng
BOLT KNOCKS DOWN
IS MEN; ONE MAY DIE
fittshotg, Pa, Suburb Has Most Severe
Rain and Hail Storm in ITS
History.

pittsburg. ra.. Sept a. While IN
che city proper there MAS not siga
ot storm. Aspinwei suburb WAS VS.
ited Wednesday night ~ TIE iicesss
min and hail storm ~ IS history,
lightning struck q heavy steel pipe at
NE filtration plant. hurting IS men Is
thc ground, severely sniuring four, one
ct whom may die. and killing -Four
horses. More than 80 other persons
were temporarily blinded ~ thu ilash.
AZ NNs Grove. Where picnic was
being held panic eneuel che man
WAS shocked intn Inconsistencies and
thFec women iaiNtri but none Vas ses
fieusiy hurt
Frank RaYlotti. whe was working ut
the altrntion plant Is badly hurncd hN
she lightning that his recovery !. doubt
fiti
The hail eansed heavy damage 10
gardens, fruit treeS aud field crops
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
Sell. BABY for IS and Then Regret. II.

Denver. Colo, sept ~ 70 obtain
money e. vet home to her two elder
children. Mrs josic Hicks Of sterling
Col. said her infant baby 70 mys.
terinus Mrs. RreWn Tor S. n street
can en- he@wN, from the county hoSpital
rs The union station, Net an hour later
thc distracted mother regretted Der az.
tion ana pleaded with ,he polisc u
llad the Woman who had boughi her
mfent
with the hope that the police could
act quickly ANA recover the three DAYS.
Rrnwn had SsoIen thr child. when ms
police learned slat there had been al
aealsl sale. they refused Is arrest Mrs
Brown. but promised to Wy 10 induce
her 81 return she baby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
pULAJANEs KILL TWO MEN.
Corporal and Private Of Thirteenth In
fantry Shot ID Night Attack.

Manila, sept. tiA column Of the
Thirteenth infantry, under Capt Fas-
SOFT, was fired npon AZ III pax, Island
of heyte, bN Paalanes on ne night 81
Sept. 10, Corp, d III Pierce III Company
A and Private n. Fl Winegardner Of
Company \ were killed
A battalion of THE Thirteenth Infantry
Was camped III Ia Paz The pulaiaues
fred and then ran, pursuing The aamc
tactics used by Che insurrectos Machine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
IN LAND REVOLT.
New zealanders Oppose Land Limit If
Ownership Set by the Government.

New York sept tt--A copyright
cable from Wellington, New Zealand, to
tho Times says
The governments land proposals are
the most drastic in the history Of colo
NAL legislation, and are creating in
tense interest throughought New Zca
land. especially the clause compelling all
owners 70 sell within 10 years the ex.
csss e land held beyond 100000 M.
improved value and the provisions pre-
venting the present oAsnels Of l.o9a
acres Il AFst class land or 5000 acres
81 Second class land from adding to
their estates either by freehold o. lease.
hold.
The proposals will be sturdilv com.
hattcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
cAscARA FAMINE AT HAND.
Practically No BARK Gathered This Year
in Oregon and Washington

Portland, 0le., sept IA. In tho states
a Oregon and Washington. which supply
the world With easeafa saglada, prac.
tleaily 80 bark was gathered this year
The season for pceling has just come to
a desc aad the returns received show
that not mote than two carloads we're
peeled in Oregon and only about iour
10 Washington duging the summer
months
A few years ago when he excitement
10 the gaxCara bark market was IL "a
height, the daily reeripts At Portland
eiten exceeded that amount The guam,
tity harvested was far ii exeess 81 ihc
dsmand and the prizes flem that time
dropped sharply
With the decline ia value tho produe
ton has iallen 81 until now the ding
trade Of Ihe wesid Il face to face WITH
4 easeata famine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
BRYAN ENDORSED BY
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
Commission to Control Railroad, Telc
graph and Telephone Companies
Favored.

Denver, Cot, scpt IA. The Demo.
cratic state convention II Wednesday
nights session made tie temporary or
ganization permanent aud adjourned IN
I'll Thursday after adopting the report
ef the resolutions committee, The
platform favorS a direct primary law
and the election OF senators BY direct
vote; advocates requirement hy the PEG
pie Of the common utilities 0f daily
life. farors the creation ~ commits
sion to control tac railroad. telegraph
and telephone companies. and indurses
William ]. Bryan for the presidency in
1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14

stored bv Tia army, Il ii rlinored that
tIc President IL worsfng oii some sort Of
u compromise scheme. II BE has any
s,lell programmed consideration, In
formation relating 10 ii il being care
fully guarded THE impression a the
depart aaent II ttat If troops are Sent
forward they win not be sent ID assist
tither Palma 81 the insurfectioaists.
but To enforce 4 demand from this epun
try that both sides shall lay down their
arms.