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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
PRAYER DELIVERED
BY DR.. JOHN B. SHAW

Chicago, June 2i.-Dr. John Balloon
shaw's prayer at the convention to-
day was as follows:
30 God. the supreme and sovereign
Ruler OF the universe who holdest
sway above over the lives OF men and
the affairs of nations. decreeing abid-
ing success unto those alone who sub
NIT 10 Thy control and dc Thy Will. the
God whom our fathers loved and serv-
ed and trusted. our own God also, not
by inheritance and tradition only. but
much more by choice and allegiance,
We acknowledge and adore Thee as
tie King eternal. immortal, invisible.
the only wise God. whose favor Is life
snd whose loving kinoness is better
than life We praise Thee for Thy
signal goodness in times past to this.
our beloved land; and. conscious OF
our profound need of Thee. we rever-
emily invoke Thy gracious presence
and benediction upon our great repub-
lie.
I'VE confess before Thee al this
time our national sins as we'll as those
which We may have personally COM
mitted-our forgctfulncss OF Thee and
Thy commandments, cur nordinate
love of the seen and scrdid, our pas
sion for luxury, and ou- elevation OF
the temporal into the place OF honor
and dominion.
Forgive this. Thy people. most mer-
ciful God. and in Thy great love re-
store US unto Thy favor and unto lis
the Joys of Thy salvation. defending
US by Thine almighty power and up
holding us by Thy free spirit.
Set righteousness in command. we
beseech Tree. throughout our nation.
Take from US al! national pride and
self-conceit; all boasttuiness OF wealth
and undue dependence upon the ma
terial. Grant us dciiverance from war
and intemperancc. from strife and
worldly blindness. from commercial
dishonesty. social impurity and noii !.
teal corruption and cause the prin-
ciples OF Thy Gospel to be established
and become rcsnant In all our do
main. Confront us moro and more
with our high responsibility and en-
able us. in faithtulness to the trust
which Thou has committed unto va.
TO be Thy consistent representa-
among the nations of the Garth the
agency in Thy hanas or -pr,ngimg the
kingdom at God :ato fulnnment In
all the world.
And now as here gathered in ma
tionai assembly, we. the representa-
tivcs OF am honorable and historic or
Eanization. the deputies of the. peo-
pie and the servants of the King of
Kings. shall seek to conserv, the fn-
ture good of our natl... and to plan
for its advancing honor ana prospect
r.. so guide Thou our deliberations
and shape our decisions, so surchargc
this convention with Thy peace. SC
convey TO us the know ledge OF Thy
far-seeing. all-wise purpose. and grant
us SO fully Of Thy holy, spirit. the
spirit of wisdom am Understanding.
of concord and brotherhood. of puii-
ty and equity. that true to Thy
standards. honoring Thy name and
desiring Thy glory. we may at
present do those things which please
Thee. and for which we may there.
fore claim In time to come the seal
~ Thine approval and the further
ance OF Thy help. And unto Thee. Fa-
ther. Son and Holy Spirit. one God.
blessed forevermorc, shall he ali
power. dominion and glory through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
COLONEL PLANS
GROW INDEFINITE
fContinued From FIr.t Paxel

lContlHued from First Pase.)
Colonel Rooscvelts position is that he
wishes 20 bring no pressure to bear
upon any man TO follow him lie Will
hot ask them 10 make personal sacri-
fees for him. as ne can promise them
no return.
VIII Invite Democrats to Join.
Colonel Roosevelt would express no
opinion as to the possibility OF CT
fectinG a coalition w!-h any element
OF the Democratic party Some OF his
supporters. however. were less reti-
cent. notably a member OF the Okla :
homa delegation. who said tonight
after the convention had adjourned.
that they would so to Baltimore and
invite the Democrats to Join them
We shall invite ali the Roosevelt,
delegates to go with Us he said. The
same situation exists in the pemocra.
nc PARTY as In the Republican party.
and believe we shall be able TO come
10 terms with progressive Democrats
for the formation of progressive
party"
Colonel Roosevelt was asked when
he would return TO oyster Bay and
replied; Il am not the ceyenth son of
Il seventh SON."
Tonight Mr. Roosevelt met with a
large number OF his delegates for a
few minutes. lie thanked his sun
orters for their devotion to him and
promised TO meet them again to-mor-
row.
Mr. Roosevelt told the delegates that
after the action in the California case
there was no use of making any fur
ther contest of carrying on the fight
or paying any further attention to
any action OF the conve"tion.
While Roosevelt was in conference
with his advisers tonight n crowd OF
several thousand persons gathered in
Michigan Avenue and cheercd until
ne raised window and addressed
them.
My friends" he said. my hat is in
the ring and will be in stronger tnan
ever. That was all. The crowd shout
ed for longer address. but the Col
ohel lowered the window and retired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22

fellers that got in. Hennessy, ",
made up me mind that II ever got
to be d'llygate III appeal to fraud
an whence. They get results. 1
think they must have blther organ
ization.
Anyhow. tn boy arre still set
ting together peacefooly. no matther
whether their cridintials ar'rf tainted
or olny queer. An Je tn looks In
1t, they're goin' to 50 on settin' to-
either ontil they're ordered out in
town be tn polls. l cont see q
caanst that these gud rr:ured an
tifu! city before Ri end iv tn sum.
mer. Why shud they? 80 pleasant
here They're havin' L. time ~ their
lives. Wud ye go bac kto Osnkapusha
IN Alybama II ye cud stay on In q
comfortable hve-mau cot In an liz
pinsive hostelry an settlA tn fate iv
tn nation while somebody else set
tied yer hotel bills? Ye bet ye
wudnt. But hole they can ivin-
chooly be intooced to dispense to their
homes. 1t was "a pleasure to have
thin come. 1 was glad TO see thin
arund fr tn first three or four
months " their stay. They were
good comp'ny. 1 loIkod their plesan,
FAMILIARITY. gittin' SO We'll acquaint-
ed afther they'd been here a day or
two they cud address each other as
liar an thief" just as If they'd
known each other years. But
much as I've cn'juyed thin, an with
out appearin' to be rude. I'm gittin'
bout ready TO hand thin tnetr hats.
tell thin I'm nor. ~. can't ate
Christmas dinner with me. excuse me
seemn' impoliteuess. an give thin
shove into tn sthrect.
Mind We. II wud be far firm me
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legal putjrg
Office of Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Room lol
NOTICE. TO rANPA YERc

City taxes for 1912 are due and
payable June 18TH to 30th. inclusive
The city ordinances provide thai
one-half may be paid II juno and tn,
remaining half In December Falures
to pay all or one-half in June insnrs
penalty OF o per cent. on the whoia
amount, which is due at once. and ~
not paid before SEPTEMBER / rhh
collector ts required TO levy. wIs5
costs added.
ALL MALES 81 years of ase. AIT
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMALEl whn
own personal property as fiducIary
and all parties conducting business i,
the city OF Richmond lof whatsvcr
nature) are assessed. and will please
call and settle. SC as to avoid delin.
GRADING. PAYING. PIPE ANN
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS NAV Ia
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER
TY STOOD on land books on Januorv
81. 1912. and see that you get all your
bills: property transferred Februarv
or later stands in name OF ownor
In 1911.
This is the only notice required Nv
law; please give 1t PROMPT ATTES,
TON. as under the ordinances ner
cent. penalty will be added 20 the
whole bill after June soth
Washington Ward taxes. etc, must
be paid at tho office OF the Deputv
Collector. Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT l.. HULCE.
Collector of Taxes. City of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
COLOR LINE AS ISSUE
STIFFENS VIRGINIANS
Old Dominion Delegates Who Incline to Rooss-
welt Stand Pat for TAFT Since Negro
Element Has Become Important.

Nirginia's support for Roosevelt If 1t
had not been for the color incident
The West Virginia delegation. which
is seated next to the Virginia section.
has not made the relations OF the
ncighboring States an% better because
of the taunts which were handed out
to-day and yesterday. Members of the
West Virginia crowd have almost
brought on u conflict by shouting to
the Nirginians. "iou pOstmastcrs ana
marshaIs keep still" This is resented
by the neiGhboring state.
One OF the Virginia delegates aaid
Tonight that the Roosevelt negroes in
Virginia and those who were sent to
Hichmond and other cities to organize
and elect delegates to Chicago, were.
rot only not representative OF VIZ
ginia Republicans. but their methods
were such that no convention could
scat them. This delegate. who IL :,
partly lender. said the Roosevelt ne
sroes had their meetings In barns.
alleys and sheds These would be
delegates arc here in Chicago and
have been for a week or more. and
are living on the fat OF the land.
Somebody is paying their expenses.
Who?
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Special to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch. }

II.
Chicago. ILL, June 2l.-The Virginia
delegation is standing pat for Taft
with Increased 'patism." and there
were Indications tonight. according
to gossip about the State headquar.
ters. that the two Roosevelt members
OF the delegation were on the point OF
going over to the majority. The Taft
leaders say the Fifth District repre-.
sertatives have been none too en-
tnus'astlc In their support OF the
Colonel since the color line became
more OF an issue than IT appeared TO
be at the opening OF the convention.
when the Virginia case was before
inc national committee tho Old Do.
inlnion members wero ri!ed by the
action OF the California representa-
ives before the committee who voted
to seat the negroes who were con-
testing. This caused much feeling
ana the relations between tho Pacific
Coast delegation and the Virgintans
nave not improved s.nce
The Western representatives arc
almost Incorporating in their advo-
cacy OF Roosevelt. They might have
made more progress toward getting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Loath TO Discuss IL.


Loath TO Discuss IL.
Mr.. Roosevclt's leaders were Ioath
TO discuss tonight the probability
That the Colonel would not be placed
in nomination.
MI Roosevelt himself has repeatedly
declared that he would have nothing
10 do with the convention unlezs &,
Is ''purgcd OF tainted delegates"
u was reported late to-niSh, that
Colonel Koosevclt had already told
william y rscndergast who was TO
TO place him In nomination. not to
present his name unless the present
control OF the body should by chance
bc overturned.
strongly that Mr. Rooscvelrs name
would not be presented. Frank Mum
coy OF the Roosevelt forces. said to-
MI Roosevelt will be nominated
10Y President by & new party. He
refuses 10 have ANYTHING, more to do
with tbs Republican coiivcution now
IN session In this city. He would not
now take a nomination from that body
IL II Were given TO him. lie regards
II as a grossly illegal organization
formed by the force OF mSn fraudulent.
j. seated. Taft Will probably be llomi =
mated late tomorrow. II is now the
earnest wish OF Mr.. Roosevelt and
ms friends that the nomination go
10 him. They regard him as the prop
or nominee OF such convention"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
CAPPS is SLATED
FOR PRESIDENCY
Reports Indicate Requirement of
c., c. & o. by S. A. L.
Interests.
Especial TO The rimes.pi.patch. !


New York June 2i-Reports from reliabl,
sources point TO the requirement OF the
Carolina Clinchheld and Ohio at an early
day by the same interests that recently OBJ
tanned a dominant interest in tho Seabonrd
Air Line Railway. They propose to operate
1t upon an independent basis.
The trade. it Is stated, Is TO be made with
the same syndicate that held the Seahoard
stock, which in Its acquisition gained con-
troll OF that property-thc Cumberland Cor
poratiop, 1t owns practically all OF the $50. :
10000 OF Tho stock OF the Cllnchneld, and
the proposition is 20 buy a majority OF the
shares.
s. Davies Warned. chairman OF the Sea-
board executive committee. is OF
inspection over the system with c. p. Caps.
vice president. 1t is said that Mr.. Caps has
finally been decided upon for president Of
the company under its control. j. u.
Stuart, vice president OF the Erie. whom
the presidency was offered. having been per-
studded TO remain where he is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
R0STR0N LOUDLY CHEERED
RcceiNcs Thnnkk of British Govern
ment for His HrnXe Cnndurt

receives Thanks of British Govern
ment for His brave Conduct.
London, June 2l.--Captain Arthur IL.
Rosiron, OF the Carpathia. reviewed
inc united thanks OF the British gov
crnment and tho court at ,o-day's sit
tins OF the Board OF Trade inquiry into
the Titanic disaster. Sir Rufus Isaacs.
the Attorney General. said he desired
TO take the earlles; opportunity the
expressing 10 Captain Rostron ION he
half OF His Majesty's government how
iacpiy grateful We are to You for your
conduct ana for the large NUMBER of
.ng"
Lord Mersey. the presiding Judge.
and Sir Robert Fihlay Joined In the
coEgratulation to Captain Rostron,
who was loudly cheered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Aviator's Fail May Re Fatal.

- Hempstead. \. Y. Juno 21.-henry
turner, an ovcrzealous aviator. was
twenty-five foot fall In a biplane i'm
which he attempted to fly in spite OF
orders from his instructors to remain
molished. and splinters from the frame
entered Turner'S abdomen and hip. He
was only twenty-five years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
HARVARD PAGE A SUICIDE.
Library. Assistant Hang. Uimself From
Wnter Pine Mt Home

Cambridge. Mass. June 2I.-Ioseph
+. Burke, seventeen years old, who
has been working as page in the
library OF the Department of Social
Ethics. Emerson Hail. Harvard. COM
United suicide yesterday by hanging
himself from the water pipe In the
cellar OF his home.
The only reason for his act Is Of
Tered by a comrade, who says the
BOY expected to go to New Hamp-
shire this summer. but that few
days ago something happened which
resulted in the cancellation OF plans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
9fEtfnB5

Rober, Harding Company. Inc.
June 10, 1912.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders Of the Robert
Harding Company. Incorporated, Will
No. 10 South Eleventh Street. IN the
city OF Richmond. Va. WEDNES-
DAY. july 3, 1912. at O'Clock p. NJ
W. ]. KFMBRouGH,
Acting Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
NO CHANGES MADE
IN CONTEST CASES
Rulings of National Committee Followed by
Committee on Credentials, and Roosevelt
Makes no Gains

Chicago. June oi-No changes In
inc decisions or the Republican Ma
t;onal Committee had been made by
the credentials committee when the
committee completed at 1906 o'clock
to.n.gh, a thirty-eight hour session
devoted TO contest cases
All but the Texas contests had been
disposed OF when the committee took
us recess until O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The last fight OF the Roose-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22

ley, "!s what /
Thread In tn pa =
apers. You can
always hear bet
Their. or anyhow
sc can hear moro
" what's goin' on
in a convintion.
be readin' tn pa
apers thin yc can
be goin TO tn
conv!ntion an sit
tin on a piece ~
plank an watch :
in wan Teller af-
Their another doin'
calisthenlcs In tn
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
TRIPLE GLASSES FOR VOYAGE.
DR.. Van de Water to Wear Three Pairs
of Spcctac1cs to Soften Sea Glare.

or. VAN he Water to Wear Three Pairs
of spcctac1cs to Soften Sea Glare.
New York. June 21.-Among tho
passengers sailing yesterday for
Buenos Aires was the Rev. George II.
Van de Water. D. D.. rector OF ST.
Andrews Church. Fifth Avenue and
l2Ith Street. who has had five opera
tons performed on his eyes by Pro-
fessor John Weeks. of the New York
Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital. since
October. 1910. when cataract growths
attacked both eyes
Since the last operation DR.. Van de
Water has been gradually rcgaining
his sight AS the sea glare would be
bad for him during his long trip
South Dr. Weeks provided him with
three pairs OF glasses to wear at the
same time. The last spectacles TO be
put on have o softly fairy green tint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Colonel John VI. nrnb.ou.

ISneclal 10 The Times- Dispatch.l
Briston. Va. June 2t--Coloncl John
NJ. Brabson. OF Grcenvile, for many
years prominent in business and poll
tics in East Tennessee. and one OF
the wealthlest men in TIE State died
suddenly of apopleNy this afternoon.
He was siXtyHve years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Richmond. IA. lnnA 1o 1a1o

Richmond. Va, June 10. 1912.
vt a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors OF the National Bank of
Virginia. Richmond, Va. held to-
day. Il semi-annual dividend of 31-a
per cent was declared. payable JULY
l. 1912. 10 stockholders OF record as
OF June 25. Books open July 9
w. NJ. ADDISON.
Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
DihiDenn aotiees.
piantors, Na1innn1

Planters National Bank.
Richmond. Va. June 90, 1919
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have to-day declared n dividend OF
10 per cent. on the capital stock
Gree of taxi out of the earnings
for the past six months Payabie
on and after July i. 1912
RICHARD H. SMITH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Schools.
The Woman's College
RICHMOND. VA.

By reason of its location in Rich
mond. the Woman's College affords SUI
pe!1or advantages for the higher cdu-
cation of young ladies. The .xpcndi-
tnre Ct million dollars could not
duplicate such advantages outside such
city. Able faculties in ali depart
ments. Special advantages in music.
students have use of Virginia State
Library and access to numerous mu-
seums. Health record remarkable
Terms moderate. Write for catalogue.
Early application important
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
NEW SERVICE lNAUGURATED
Another Link Connects Commercial
North md South America.

North and South America.
New Orleans. June 2l.-Commercial
North and South America were Joined
By another link to-day, when steamer
service between New Orleans and
South American ports was inaugurated.
The new line. known as the Pan-@Ameri-
can Mall, VIII operate the first native
owned vessels that have sailed from
New Orleans to South American ports
since the Civil War.
The first vessel to sail will be the
Inkum. .After the Panama Canal IS
opened. 1t Ia planned to extend the SER
vice TO West Coast points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
Thirty-Nin. Arc Re,cucd.

81. Plerre, June 2l.-Th.rty- nine men
of the Portuguese fishing schooner
Figuera, OF Lisbon. which sprang a
Leak and foundered on the Grand
Banks June L. were brought here last
night on the hospital boat st. Fran
coils dAsszes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22

Tho Savings Bank OF Richmond.
iii7 East Main street
Richmond Va, June Is, 1912
DIVIDEND NO 44.-THE BOARD OF
directors have this day declared thu
usual scml-annual dividend OF fivo
per cent Gree OF taXl, amounting to
10000 payable on and after JULY
!. Checks will be mailed.
JAMES NJ. BALL. Cashier
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The American National Bank.

Richmond. Va. June is. 1912.
THE REGULAR UARTERLY ..DIVI-
dend OF , per cent. ON the stock or
this bank has been declared by the
board of directors, PAYABLE July 1.
1912 Books viii be closed for the
transfer OF stock from June 25 to
July .. Checks Cor dividend WI
be mailed.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
o. B. HlLL Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
by FINLEY PETER DUNE.
Copyright, 1922

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Chicago. Ill, June 2l.-"Did tn con-
vint!on do annythin' to-day" asked
Nj. Hennessy.
"All know about it," said Mr.. Doc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22

Jesus Christ Thine only begotten SON
and our only advocate. world without
end. Amen"
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McGuire's University School

OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND, VA.
FoRTY-EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER 49, Thorough PREPARATION for uni.
versity college. technical school. L. s. Naval
and military Academies. Primary depart
Tors study-ha!!. and recitation rooms The
principal Will he MT y. Belvidcre ST.. after
sept ;. For full information see catalogue
at book stores, or by mail.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Principal
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Virginia Military Institute

Use WEST POINT or THE SOUTH"
Collegiate and technical courses combir cd
with the rigid discipline of an army post
Virginia Cads,s tuition free
Lexington. Va. Gen. e. ". NICHOLS, supi.
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HERCULEAN TASK
FOR CONVENTION

'Coni!nucd from Fist PaSe.)
reconvene and nominate somebod
else
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
BIBLE STUDENTS CONVENTION ENDS Today Is Last Session at the W0odlawn City
 Hall

The interstate convention of the Inter- natlonal Bible Students association, which convened in the city hall at Wood lawn last Thursday, enters today upon its last days session and this evening the delegates will disperse to their va rious homes throughout the south.
 The convention has been well attended and during the last three days Bible stu Gents have had the pleasure of hearing lectures OF the Bible by great students of the Holy Book. Following is the pro sranme for today's final session:
 800 d. m.-Reading mama lesson and Vow. followed by praise and testimony meeting. conducted by Brother c. A. Shornberg of the local Ecclesia
 90.O0 q. m.-Discourse by Brother J. D. .akers of Chattanooga.
 ll.oo a. m.-Question meeting conducted by Brother J. II. Cole of New York.
 200 D. ln.-Discourse by Brother II. H. JIcpps of New Orleans.
 3:00 D. m.-Discourse by Brother J. w. Wright of Union Grove, Fla.
 d:0G D. m.-Discourse by Brother Way man E. Hopkins of Atlanta.
 ZOO D. m.-Farewell' address of Brother ]. II. Cole of New York, followed by a love feast
 J. H. Cole of New York will deliver a public discourse on the Bible at the Amuse-u theatre this afternoon at 3 o'clock. As the seating capacity of this theatre will not exceed 300 persons, those attending the convention will not go to this public meeting, in order to allow the public to have the benefit of hearing this great Bible lecturer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

and continue down to the American inter- vention in Honduras last year. One case shows where American blood was shed, occurred in Samoa in 1899. when Ameri- can marines and buejackets fought side by side with the British naval forces against the Samoan rebels with loss of four American and three British lives.
 In Japan, when Commander McDougal, on the. Wyoming, chastised the hostile Damo for attacking American shipping; in .Formosa in 1867, where similar action was taken against the savages; in Corea in 1S71 where the native forts were bom- barded and captured and destroyed and 240 Coreans killed, and in China during the revolution of 1854. where again the American and British, fighting together. suffered the loss of dozen lives, the state department finds what it holds ample precedent for Admiral Souther- lands action in Nicaragua yesterday.
 No further resistance from the rebels to the execution of Admiral Souther- lands programme to Keep open the rail- road will be tolerated. The doubt that had existed as to the location of the rebel leader, Irias. the last who commands any considerable force now that Mena and Zeledon have been disposed of, was removed today when it was learned that he was at Leon. This is another inn portant point on the railroad between ~Corinto and Managua.