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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

NAssl ssoausLaaS Il aagAy lasas IN
vessels shI<s trsse szfef 81 -
tho-< shich travel 11a<r sztew IN
ecassifste saeth~r s~isr1rssca shies
ssp~s<lsi0a slslt0ss 60 -spprsx4afs.
lne great szrships q Ezszi pssss
% Ina World slll bs sen "a ne ssfsrs
&C Hsmpaca Raa&s. Hs1r the nsxxnifG-
CEN piers lessaag frorn the s-xsssftlsa
gresads ont lnto ne kzrtos. ! sis,
taHes a. s.sas fsex. Naval msazeur-
efs and sA1m aAssl hxtu4s MI con,
~ssltats rnterssislns features sad szfsr
pzxeaats aas ezrniss1s yin asa %
the splendor q ths ocezsloa.
TIE great battle hsfw~en fh~ Mer-
rinzr and The Moaitor win be repro.
daces In the same position th<< old
iuneiads ooenpIed whsn they foagkt
their terrible fight daring The easll
xar. This famous battle uzs fought
near the exposition kroands. last OF
the paint. On H2mpton Roads
The cclonlxa style adopted for most
az The buIldlnxs lends d beauty N the
general appearance a the exposition
which other worlds fairs have not en-
|Jcset And The landscape effect III
magnificent. Even The fence around
the ground has been transformed In
10 d Thing a. surprising beauty. IL 10
m saghtfoot wire fence completely
covered with Japanese honeysnckle.
trumpet vines and crimson rambler
rose bushes. Inside the grounds are
groves Of stately pines and shrubs and
flowers Of every description. forming
= beautiful setting for the slittering
gold lace, brass buttons and gorgeous
uniforms or the thousands of army and
navy officers. soldiers and sailors of
the nations of the World. who are
coming 10 the jamestown exposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
Jamestown Exposition Great
est Of Historic Celebrations
Event Commentaries Founding Of First English
6ettlement-Armies and Navies OF World
to Participate.

Spanish colony lnste41 IL being IN
Eresiest Independent uzsicn u ne
World
These historical ev~fsss peEtaaaanE
10 The first Engiish settlement and
other important events which have
made he ioestiun Of The jamestown
exposition historic An - many res
pseis. prompted the American con
Fress 20 Join In this celebration and
led The President 10 invite the nations
10 The &orld % participate ami make
the exposition an international event
in its broadesf sens.
The leadins features If The exlsasl.
tion VII Be me great military and
naval displays. By representative sol.
diers. sailors and warships Of The ar.
mics and nayies Of the great rations
81 the sorld. but there vii be much
else 10 interest instruct and enter
tain visitors. however varied their
tastes may be.
I'm the fisheries department VIII be
the most complete display Of every
thing pertaining to fish and fishing
ever seen NJ any exposition. There win
be salt water and fresh water aquaria.
living fsh from stream. lake and sea
and preserved specimens Of every des.
cription. The United States govern.
mcnt win supply the live fish and, a
complete display of fishing material,
from hsrpoon 10 a ish-hook.
The museum Of arms viii be q com.
plete naval and military exposition In
Itself. IN which viii be displayed the
implements OF war Of nh nations and
all ages. II win contain d~eathlooking
instruments used In ancient times.
battle axes. swords. spears. Ianees.
bows and arrows. pistols. rifles, can.
non and all kinds OF ~projectiies, also
Notifications. armament and 1armor.
Everything relating to war Will be
daily features of the exposition from
the early part OF May until the closing
days. q thirtyacre parade ground hav.
ing been arranged for this purpose.
Americans win then have an oppor.
tunity TO compare our own soldiers
with those Of the kingdoms and EN-.
pires Of the old world. The dri!l
ground II large enough for artillery
and cavalry evolutions as well as In
fantry drili, and there viii be com
petitive drills for honors among the
troops OF the different countries.
which viii afford opportunity to Judge
Of the merits and efficiency Of the
trained soldiers OF the world.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
seIatiea Cured Afssr twenty vsars
u Torture. &"

For more than twenty years Ar. J.
b Massey. Of ssss Clinton 81. Min
neapolis. MINI, was tortured By sci-
atica- The pain and suffering which
he endured during this time II be.
yond comprehension. Nothing gave
him any permanent relief until h
used Chamberlain Pain Balm. One
application OF that iiniment relieved
the pain and made sleep and rest
possible. and less than one bottle has
effected Q permanent cure. n troub.
led with sciatica or rheumatism. why
not try . twenty-five cent bottle Of
Pain Balm and o for yourself how
quickly II relieves the pain. For sale
by all druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

ne ecars rusn saaKss eA@mksrs
a l1rs n.a1s u IL oosf1 hoass
- t<aax as1ed nd plaes1 il read
hsAs ~ SuSano Masaan0 o. - eosa.
lzg sessions q ne rnitsA states 90
T~szritorial aoarts Tie Cnliss States
seasr MI asassne II this cts o nsEi
Maaasy - the Orr ease - - &C.
10 snl tx aAe Rosk Isiznd frxfa no
bEy case This VII make the fhiri
tine thai NsEphY and fke Black
afoahefx hare been - traAI IL tAe NJ.
asa courts Tor this aflese1 o<fenss.
The large namber % Witnesses froa,
Mississippi ksntasss. nlinols. Tssas
~ coAofaae viii h~gin 10 STRIVE In
tbs city tosnorros.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

Norfolk. Virginia. Nay !. - Three
eesizfb<s q important American
esests IN ~ conan<Hosa.ea in ths
jamestown expositioa Il Hsmpto4l
Roads. Virginia. IN 1891. the greatess
historical oelebrssion q the sge. il
which the armies and nayies of the
sorid VIII participate While the spe.
eiai features vii be military and
naval displays. drill, parades and 70
views. Industry and srt. commerce and
agriculture siIl also participate. 10 u.
lastrate the progress Of the world
nuring the period intervening betxeen
the nrstspermanenl English settlement
In America and the opening day IL the
exposition April g. 1907.
Turning back the pages of history
to April &c. 1907. three small vessels
arrive and cast anchor of what d
Q Caps Henry. These vessels, the
Susan Constant, thu Godspeea and the
Discovery. comprised an expedition
sent out from England under q char.
Ter granted by King James I, 10 colo.
nine the new territory OF Virginia. The
territorial limits of Virginia, as defIn.
ed In this charter. embraced all of
America between the 3tth degree and
18th degree OF latitude and from sea
10 sea. In addition 10 their crews
these ships contained los coionIsfs.
They sailed from Blackxall. England.
December 10. 1905. and were more
than four moaths crossing the ocean.
The first land sighted was named
Cape Henry, I'm honor OF one Of the
sons OF King James. At this point
these pioneers first touched land.
April 20. 1907. but we're driven back
10 their ships by hostile indians. ON
April. 30 they landed at Point Comfort.
giving the place that name. and then
proceeded mp the river. named James,
and landed May III. establishing the
first permanent settlement Of English
speaking people IN America. The
trials and hardships endured by these
early settlers u familiar history, and
no event except the discovery Of Ame.
rica 80 greatly Influenced the future
Of the United States % this settle
ment. 10 grandly concentrated In
the jamestown exposition. IN which
the great nations OF the world, are 10
participate and Virginia and her sister
states are to have representation. Had
the settlement OF jamestown failed
Virginia and the rest OF what IL now
the United States might have been .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

In the shade OF the old apple trees
the pioneers Of Estancia win hold
their annual reunion June 1. The old
trees Of Estancia are becoming n.
nous and await only the coming Or
some man Of genius TO be made a
celebrated as the orchards Of Grand
ORA. M
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

David ZONES lII.. The three months
old son 81 DAVID Jeaes. Jr, died pes
ienday Il the hume In this city from
heart failure. :.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

A neS store viii be opeasd scca
u Rociada NY m Hstuiph. Who pur'
chased HE stosk a. goods IN this city
teaay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

G c. bly, 81 Las Vegas has been
granted . sin mouihsf business n
cease $751; 49, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Advocacy OF thc American Ian.
fungo league Oh coming 10 tie front.
the apOkcsmon 90 the Irish ciiincnship
nf che metropolis. tdo Daily Nowd. be-.
ing pronounced in urging upon the
public substitution ol ihr word Amer
lean wherever the word English g.
used d, wants the presidents English
leo supplani the Kings English it
ia not u spelling reform. hni the put
ting of the American in front. and the
English IN tht rear. Coupons. IN
which singers pledge themselves 10
always say American language instead
of English ere printed daily Ia consid.
er1hle numbers. An Immense petition,
made up OK these names aa pledged.
Is to be sent 20 the White House. Well,
the American has come 10 be a man OF
considerable consequence IN this
world, and Is doing about az he please
bat the hngloSaxon language Is 4
tough proposition for him 10 tackle
More Americans than English are now
speaking Il, 10 be- sure but the Eng
fish language D. very precious In the
eyes or the people Il "a an heirloom
la common possession, ln which are en-
VOWED al the old heroes Of the Ian
ruage. the Shakespeare. Chancers
Ben IonnaOns John Millions. and that
w0ndrous array OF WORTHLESS who
with Dickens al their head. have made
the English language the language
that has conquered a great part d
the world. and O. reaching out for tn
remainder u "a rather odd that al
the English language 81 making an ad
vance I'm the diplomatic world. an,
u slowly but surely pushing th'
French language out uf polite ant
public cirsles. this movement starts
here Well. whether We call u thl
American or The Englinh language.
viii be- tho same--ii will always b
The aorvy. strong language. In whlcl
men 81 force viii address the nailon
aud each other. the language Of power
with che two most powerful nation
behind A.
Ofn TfFWu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

William j. Conn0rs, political boss
&c Buffalo. better known al "fingy"
Connorn who has been elected chair.
man ~ the democratic committee Of
New York state. - a man uf many
parts though sorely lacking IN oduca.
ton, but. o. he himself. saya. he made
40 for this little discrepancy by mar
ryinN q school teacher. II alnt no
scholar and ] amt going 20 make no
speech said "FlnGy" when elected T"
but you will always find me on thc
iuh" aud on the lob they certainly
win nnd him. Like most great self
made men "Fingy" Is of very humble
origin, hiss mother having run small
candy shop Ia Buffalo. From n mental
position on q lake steamer ne bocame
the largest stovcuorc on the lakes and
then started a number oi saloons IN
the vicinity OF the docks. tie made
q a condition. however. that the mcr
employed hy him should spend parl
uf their vases in bis saloons and q
make sure Of thla be- paid them partly
IN brass checks, which we're nORolia
bic in the Connuru' bars only. He d
now the principal gtockholder Ia "a,
luterufhan Railway company, own'
two newspapers Ia Buffalo and o. roput
"a &C. be- worth considerably over Z
million dollars n should DO statgt
ihai "Chuck" Cunnors OF the noworl
and "FlnEy" belong 20 dineren
branches Of the Connors family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Now York Catches the Worst
When They Land From
Europe by tho Million.
not MUCH PLEASING OR
PROFITABLE BROUGHT OUT
civilization Has rs Groot Under
world and the Happy and Good
Should Know About H.

special luffetp nnNontt.
New York. oct itAs q tender
ioin high.ro'lsr Henry alfred Douglas
Schultz. tho offspring oi German
Nhiuo sine manufactures. has bad q
rather mntonfic clrccr. Immediately
clad. snd lavish ln hi1 expenditure of
mnnoy Sc attracted considerable aften-
tion. hgr alas. O. glitter and glamour
81 ioBdofiOin ne snon overcome him
Tor he reduced bis existence 90 q
rrvfl in wine. women and SONG. Late
Euppcrs IN the fashionable hotels, inc
nCqualutlnco OF stage butterflies nua
other expensive iliilo Injuries evident.
~ drew him frum che path oi rcciliude
and in order ib rcpleriah hts fast dim.
iniahiuE Golfers hc rrsuricd tn the oK
ncdienl usually adopted hy swell moba
men OF 'cracklng crib After a
visit which he paid 90 Megara. Monqiu
nfoihCra. wine Importers 10 Ann street
ii was found chat the safe was tam-
percd with and $1,000 doll,Fs abstract
"a. Schultz came from the "vador
land" % see what America was like
ne has seen what n portion 90 Now
York q like and now Effective so-gi
Htransky would be- thankful for bic
prescott address
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
VARSITY WON GAME
DECISEVELY--27 TO S

The University OF New Mexico nsh.
cred ln The local football season sat.
urday afternoon by defeating the Uni
ted states Indian school on the IN.
dians gridison By he decisive score
OF "a to B.
The Varsity showed good form ia
its play With the Indians A number
OF more or less intricate plays sue
cessiully sprung. Involving the for.
ward pass % accordance with the new
rules developed that tho team has
GOOD maierld and showed the effects
of early ana competent coaching. The
lndians were long on material hut tacy
we're not Ia so good form as the Var
siiy
Next Saturday she Varsity meets
Che Manuel school team. other games
1n The Varsity schedule include the
school of Mines Of socorru which
game will he played here week from
Saturday.
the lineup of the two teams salur.
day was aH follows
Vastly Center. saulsborry, right
guard % Emm0us, right tackle. Az
hrlHhl len sunrd aud captain. Craw.
ford; let tackle, Albright loit end.
Gates right ond. q. Hoald. mn back.
Gonzales, loft half. Kenneth Head.
right halt pcavy, quarter back. solya.
Indians Center. Toledo, right
guard John rirht tackle. smith; loft
nnard Analla, lef tackle. Damon
ieit end Tooisana YazEai Hghl end.
Rayhe' iul hack Francisco len hall
and captain. nonay rlsht halt Ash.
ley quarttr beck. paddle Yaaza.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
.DOWHIE'S SUCCESSOR
IS NOT ANNOUNCED

J. b. D0wney has resigned his 20
giiiOn as manager of the Albuquerque
Gas. Electric Light and Power com,
pany aud departed yesterday FOR SAM
Ga Fe e. X. uurhln, secretary for
the company, mas taken charge of the
cGmpanyB affairs here Mr. Durbin's
home 81 In Denver. interviewed thla
MORNING regarding MT. nownoy's sue
cessor. Mr.. Durbin stated that the
company would not be ready TO an
nounce the new incumbent FOR a
month yet,
"a, loNney came mere about a year
ago from Pueblo. Colo, and has man
aged the enmpany's interests here
since that time. He has not given out
what biz future plans are. except that
no does not expect to remain in Alhn
quefQue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
IRON ARD STEEL COMPANY
REOROANlEED M ptTTB@URl

PiushurE. Oct, 1.-THE committee
appointed for iho reorganization ol
the Susquehnnna Iron ana Steel CONE
pany. winch was placed ln the recciy.
or's hands Ina December, 1898 have do.
cided to form q new corporation 20
Do called the Susquehanna Iron Pro.
ducts company 90 have $1,000 ,O00
common stock capital. SI50.O00 2 per
cent cumulative preferred stock. The
preferred stock viii be onerod fOI
subscription at par with one share Of
the common stock given os a bonus
with each two shares ~ preferred
There will ho retained in the treasury
fl2b.001 common stock, and the ro
naming fi.60oO00 % 90 be- EXCHANGED
share iof share Tor the capital stock
Uf the ola company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
The LINIMENT of our
OrefatherS.

60 The amount Of 100000 shares. and
m several other cases shares have
new claims in the district have been
Incorporated 1913 the Goldnpld silver
Peak Mining company aud have been
prospocled sufficiently 10 disclose q
wen defined ledge Ia a formation Of
granlto. chest and porphyry Values
have been found az high aa from $40
Go $500 ton Tho shaft on the lead
vein d. down 1850 feet the lodge main.
ialning 10 Width OF two foot. The
ore assays "a per cent lotd-about
same na ahovc-hut the silver values
have Increased 40 20 ounces 90 the
ton. On another new claim q shaft
down htoeu feet Ia a gold bearing
ledge has opened a vein several feet
Wide With assays running % high as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
PREsBYTERlANisM GROWS
AuACE IN NEW VI

New york Oct rs with the com,
pletl0n Of three churches. which are
10 be- dedicated On two or three weeks.
have sneni In one wear % GOO 900 on
new church buildings and their sites
"a record which has never been passed
Va che history of the Presbyterian
church or hy any other denomination.
Sites have been purchased and hulld.
lurs erected for seven different con
grarafions from Madison Square 10
West FARMS Contributing most iu
the cost IA me MADISON square church
Dr. parkhurat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Madrid has Sc school for anarchists.
New YORK has De- graduating academy
ior rickpochola Tho latter place "a
Mulberry mark. on the Bowery. in
iho cantef OF Hliiilo italy" where the
ft1iiHn youth De- Initiated and carefully
coached 10 me intrlclla OF the light
fingered ari The embryo moisman
Is placed ai work oB q subject, the
victim usually being n wei DRESSED
man, slnmhtfina on the park benches.
standing hy arc two post graduates
who suporintrnd his work. and nfior-
wards In Faglnllko fashion point out
Ihe mistakes BE- made and instruct
him how they are tO be- rcmodief.
When the student has aumnwhai sd
tancfd ho "a tahrn io some more fash.
iunallo quarter of the city and 4 Dr.
hefe when operating on a victim that
hc post rraduhCg act aa students
FULLY Rrndudic before fcTrriuE con-
urctou with the college ior enc po.
Eco arrest. on an ayurlgo. SIX of them
day boz fact the TomhH. Do uncom-
ioriably ororrrowded with them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
TOBACCO HARVEST Will
nHwNN All UHgnu

Madison. wis Oct i5--lt b con
fidenily expected that the tobacco
harvest 10 Wisconsin this year will
break nll previous records The har-
vest is we'll under way and on an
sides q Ia admitted that the stand la
of inner quality than ever before Ow
ing 20 tobacco growing being moro
profitable than che dnirying Industry
the clover fields OF a year ago are
now bearing q heavy crop Of tohacco
plants. In this state tobacco thrivos
wei, and expert culturisis have found
thar they can produces "a better leaf
than that OF the cast. and that by cer-
tain shading of the plants ll will. ln
a few years De- superior to the suma-
IIn nrnlnnI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

"My mother has suddenly been
made young az 20. Twenty years Of
intense sunering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her. until slx
months lgo. when she began taking
Electric Bliiera which have complete
ly cured her and restored the
strength and activity she bad lu the
prime of ufe writes Mrs W. T.. en-
patrick. uf nanfuFih. Sic Greatest
rest ofatiyo medicine on the globe,
sote stomach. liver and kidneys
right purines the blood and cures
malaria. hillouanesa and Weaknesses.
Wonderful nerve tonic Price roc
Guaranteed by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

We oner one Hundred Dollars Reward
TOR amy case 81 Catnrrh that cannot be-
cured ~ Hairs Saiarrn cure. II, D.
CHENEY a CO, Toledo. Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known d,
10. Cheney for the last 10 yearH. and
believe him perfectly honorable ia all
business transactions and financially able
- carry Qua any obligations made by his
Nrm. WalllnHi k5unan a Marvin
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, -.
HAIR Cninrfh cure ia taken Internally,
acting directly unun tho blOOd and MAJ
cuun surfaces % the system. IcatlmoninlE
sent free. Price ~, PCT bottle. Sold BY
HN ururgiata
Take Haila Family pills for constipa
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
- an vIelerIl Embankmsnl.

she victoria ombankmoni, the wild
lest thoroughfare in Central London
presents turnnp appearance that
makes u look as 10 lt had been in.
cluded in The reconstruction process
Through which piccadllly and the
strand are passing The piles OF de-
br.a are however. only incident 10 the
construction, az electric car lines along
the roadway and across Westminster
bridge. The work of laying ne tracks
ls being carried on rapidly. and be
fore Christmas TIE gOngs will be
ringing for carriages and cabs and
motor cars to clear the way over
which they have had until nov an.
disputed sway. ThOueh it % impos.
s,sic to avoid Interference with the
lower branches of the beautiful shade
trees on The river side of the omhank-
meni g is not thought that The AS OF
the woodman wiu be- permitted 60 do
much havoc Ia any ease. u was only
on the understandings that the tram.
way was 20 pr iald On one side of the
road that parliament gave permission
Tor its construction. $50 shat the r0spun.
aihliiiy nes not al spring gardens. but
at Westminster.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Republican headquarters in thla cltY
have been moved from Inc Flnh Ave.
nue. hotel so fhe historic amen Corr
ncr" la 40 more Var upwards uf
thirty years those oli rooms have
boon the meeting place of political
nahobs from all parts OF the state aud
d was in these rooms fhat famous
campaigns were planned, launched
and fought out IL IVES here that Hac.
heit. Onsl. Chester a. Arthur. Thoa.
q. piait nfookheld and other Yelcr.
ana mci and discussed with their
We itonanis The odlct that abolished
che uid landmark wac recently iasuen
~ Timothy \. Woodruff chairman Of
che republican state c0mmiliO who re.
moved headquarters 90 no. l2 East
'fhiFiiCth street Many ga old polite.
ian sighed a. he looked lnEorlnFly at
the odd headquarters hui. new times.
new methods, new faces, new places,
80 the famous Amen Corner" has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Augustus n. sullivan. the hero OF
l27 duels. who. n hia memory serves
him, has slain seventeen men, Is az
present ON his honeymoon In this city
with his dark eyed bride. Fighting a
duel" sullivan declares" Is like eat,
ms your breakfast. All you have %
do ia 10 keep cool and YOU are sure OF
your man" When such an authority
a. sullivan makes this statement few
Will 0e inclined 10 contradict him. Sui.
ilVan. who 6 On Austrian, though his
name sounds precullnriy Irish, killed
q superior Oiilcer OF bis IN the A1s-
tfian army and as be aid not feel Hike
facing a cOuFtmartlal no flca the coun.
Try Ia Paris one mornlng, betc -
breakfast be fought and killed two
men. and finished hts mornings oxOr.
else Wy fatally wogndlng hts victims
seconds. Sulllyan's bride e. from Han.
over. She too can uHo the ioila Whom
interviewed Eho had her right hand
hanuagod covering three slight wounds
inflicted IN a fencing match with her
husband. MY husband has promised
me not to engage in more duela," she
added, because ] don't like to see him
sending people 10 the hospital"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

1ho achism in the ranks of shn sei-
Walton Army grows apnca The inaur-
gents who style themselves "thr Sal.
walton Army Of America have unfnr
ted lholr banner and are daily re-
crulung their rnnka The command.
tr DO chief of The loyal army has by.
suod q manifesto calling on the inaur,
gents tu return 90 their allegiance
without eject and the modifying
spectacle was recently witnessed OF
two ruutonding battallons OF the sol
difrs OF tho cross hclabOrlnE c3ch
other TOT lhr possession of a profitable
street "piich" An mltlmaium o.
shortly expected from the general and
&c ig the opinion OF ne hriaadief gem
rral and officers Of The hcld STAG that
d she insufgents DO not oct on u and
lay down their arms or banners and
bibles. war viii be- declared