The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

he had run up to Galafre with his escor
 .o HOOK after ten of their wounded whom they have in the field hospita there after which he had come to sa m mDalo 70 Join Pho Guerra in taking pos session of the country,
 | VIII Hang Authorities. | Pino Guerra says he is going int, | Suanes to get the rural guard. Cor poral Trujillo. out of jail there. H, l says this man is imprisoned for bein. Liberal. and for fear he may joiI ] the rebellion.
 | Emo Guerra has sent letter to tn, Mayor of Guanes informing him tha IT he found Trujil1o dead on his arriva l town.
 "A little excitement was caused ir san Juan last night by a group of volun teers who saw an OK in the darkness and because he could not halt and give lhe ccuntersign, fired on and Killed him Still another volunteer killed mule which approached in the dark. T intend to leave tomorrow for Guafies. there to witness the fight whlct is due to take place between the rebels and the government forces. Pino ex. poets endorsements at Bosoa de Gal afre."
 General Montalvo. acting Secretary oi the Interior. mas issued an order under NAS UT tSObAOH OI III structing the government officials in the provinces of Pinar del Rio, Havana, Matanzas and Santa Clara to allow all insurgents who repent their erors to go free to their homes, excepting insurgents who are prisoners in the hands of the government forces and captured commanders of insurgent bands who will be detained until the government determines whether they are to be allowed thir freedom or are to be tried by the courts.
 All chiefs of insurgent bands who surrender themselves to the Govern ment forces or who surrender with their followers and their arms will be allowed to return to their families. Finally. to all who surrender the Gov ernment guarantees that they will new CT be disturbed in any manner as a result of the part they have taken in the uprising and that they will be allowed to follow their usual pursuits without molestation.
 Palma Won't Withdraw.
 Alfredo Zayas, President of the Lib- eral Party, informed the Associated Press today that there was absolutely no truth in the report that Vice. Pres ident Mendez Capote had consulted with him on the question whether peace could not be restored by President Pal mas withdrawal from the Presidency by permitting Mendez Capote 10 suc- ceed him and by giving certain ports to the Liberals which consultation was said to have caused grave difference between the President and the Vice. President. Zayas says the insurgents would not consider such a settlement under any circumstances.
 Secretary of. the Treasury Sterling said to the Associated Press today:
 We think we have got them on the run in the province of Santa Clara. If we have not got them running we very soon will have them going. Pino Guerra in the province of Pinar del Rio does not want to fight, but he will have to do so. Our force at San Juan de Martinez and in it's vicinity numbers 800 men and his is not much larger. He may, besides his regularly armed men, have 400 or 800 followers armed only with maehetes. We will settle them in two or three days"
 The name of President Palma's daughter appears on the list of women who have offered themselves to serve as nurses during the suppression of the insurrection
 There are thirty Americans among the recruits who have Joined Major Clew's new rapid fire gun battalion.