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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
In MenorIan.

The ladies Of 81. Andrew church
met 40 the residence Of Mrs. J. W. En-.
glish on Thursday evening to draft
suitable and Appropriate resolutions on
The death u Mrs Lucy y. Mooring. a
be owed and devoted memher Of the
Ladies' aid society OF our church. And
whereas a. Advise Providence has
seen tt 10 remove from ~, and To- the
midst Of her labors, our sister, Mr..
Mo0fing, reminding us mot s0'emnly
u the uncertainty OF life and sureness
Of death. be IL resolved
That this society aud the church has
lost a most useful aud untifing worker
In the cause Of our blessed Savior.
That her gentleness Of manner and
her loving and char table disposition In
our christian work will long he felt.
though her spirit Is nov With lie Max
or.
That In this sal hour Of bereavement
this society extends iis heartfelt sym.
patty 10 all to whom she was 80 near
and dear In this world, aud Tor aid and
grace 10 endure their aflliction we com
mend them TO our heavenly Father.
who Is ever ready and willing to give
consolation 10 all who mourn.
That page In the minutes OF this
society be set apart b. the memory OF
our beloved eieier. and tuat these reso.
lutions be spread upon same.
Mrs ]. W. English,
Mrs :. W. Doremus, Preidenls.
Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
AN INDIAN PILGRIMAGE.
The cheroksss TO Jeurnsy 10 Ksataeky
In Honor Of chief watohoma

The cheroksss 10 Jeurnsy 90 Ksatueky
In Honor Of chief watohons
Oak Lodge. l. T.. Aug. H. Extensive
preparations are going on among the
Cherokee Indians for a pilgrimage 10
Russellville. Ky. Charles Parker. a
nephew OF the celebrated Comanohe
chief, Quanah Parker. has just returned
from Frankfort. KY. where he has
been to secure permission for 200 Cher
okee braves 10 march into the state
and hold a weeks celebration In honor
Of Chief Watohona. at a place three
miles distant from Russellylllo. where
the great warrior was said 10 have
been killed 10 1919 In a battle with the
Shawnees
In September 1900 OF the tribe. ac-
companicd by Captain Raleigh. will be-
gin the long march TO the old battle
Geld and carry with them an the
carved leginns and war souvenirs 81
Chief Watohona. which they will de-
posit on his grave, This deposit Of me-
menios and tribal relies Is said 20 be-
due 20 n belief recently taught the
Cherokecs BY an old. withered medl-
cine man that the tribe II doomed TO
complete extinction within a few year.
The march will be taken up. Il Is said.
about September 20. or In time 10 reach
the battle-ground on the anniversary
day Of the night. November 3
The party will cross the Mississippi
into Illinois at Chester and will leave
Illinois at Shawnee town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Fate Brown, a well known old negro,
had tie model Of an "air ship" he has
invented on exhibition At Saunders 4
Johnson yesterday. Il isa very ail
representation Of a steamboat and
shows the old darkey lie true TO his rails.
ing on the banks Of the great MississIp.
pi river.
Ladies wishing 10 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best IN.
surance with &. J. Blackshear. No ex.
ira charge. O9tf
Mr.. Henry Lawrence has resigned bic
position with SIR. !. W. English and
ell leave Ia October 10 study dentistry,
In the meantime he Is reading with d
Chas. II. Edge.
Your albums will show my work "a
be permanent and fr.i.elass. See ad.
vertisement for low price. Jno. A.
Dahlgren, Photographer. 22u
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
Music.

Miss Sue McClelland announces that
her music class will begin Sept. o. Mise
McClelland, who Is well known AZ one
Of the mos, experienced and efficient
music teachers In the state. spent the
summer In improving her methods 10 a
still greater degree Of excellence, and
will pay special attention 10 VIM. Ma
sons touch and technique and 10 stain.
efs harmony which she will introduce
and teach grstuiiously Ia connection
with the other work. This system Il
simpliiied until any child can under.
stand 10, and Miss McClelland antici-
pates the greatest success with a. IN.
trcduetion. go
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
IOWA REPUBLICANS

They Met ~ CeaAr Rapids IN stats
Convention VITA Large Attendance.
Cedar Rapids, Ia. Aug ig.-The Re
publican state convention began yes
terday with dne weather. All Tuesday
night and yesterday morning special
and regular trains brought great
crowds, verifying the prediction that
this would be the largest convention
ever held In the state. interest by no
means was confined TO delegates. every
visitor being an active partisan for
one or other candidates. The with
drawal 81 Speaker Byers as the guber-
natiorial candidate. while ostcnsibly In
favor OF Fllckonger. really throws
strength for Shaw. The district eau
cuses confirmed the belief that there
Is drift Of sentiment In favor OF
Shaw.
The huge tent, holding 10000 people.
was crowded long before the time set
for the opening. Senator Allison. who
entered with Ex-Governor l.arraboe.
was greeted with great applause. state
Chairman Mcmillan called the convcn-
ton 10 order and introduced c. N.
Harl Of Council Bluffs. as temporary
chairman. Mr. IIarl was heartily ap-
plauded and made a stirring speech.
After some other preliminary BUSH
ness. the convention adjourned until 2
y. m.
AZ the afternoon session the conven.
ton az once proceeded 10 the uomlna-
ton OF candidate for governor. Sew
en- candidates were placed In the field
as follows. James Harlan OF Henry
county. Matt PARROT Of nlackhawk
county. W. r. Fuller Of Fayette coun-
~, Thomas u. Marsh Of Union conn-
~, A. T. Flicklnger OF Pottawattomlo
county, l.. NJ. Shaw OF Crawford eoun-
~ and A. B. Funk OF Dickinson coun-
~. Shaw was nominated on the Sec
ond ballot The other nominations
are as follows.
Lieutenant governor J. &. Mlllman.
Supreme Judge Judge Waterman
Railroad commissioner C. l.. Dav-
ldson.
Superintendent Of lnstructlon-H
Barrett
The report OF the committee on res.
olutions was adopted without dis
seating vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
fIoulnay I'd D here on ! yIaIt.

Flougney Reed IL here on a visit.
House for rent.-see Mrs. +. b. Rob-
efla. glOu
B, II. Knowles returned from Dallas
yesterday.
Major snd Mrs. Mistrot returned from
Calvert yesterday.
just received car very fine alfalfa
Edge Bros. Phone l0i 227
Miss jamie Lewis Of Mlllican, l. the
guest Of Miss Annie Dearng.
Andy Edwards was up from Millican
yesterday and reported fine rains.
Jim Eaves was here yesterday and 10.
ported business picking upat Wellborn.
Don't forget that spend my money
IN bryan. jno. A. Dahlgren, Photo.
Eraphor. pr.
Miss Matte Tabor Of Bryan, is visit
Ing Mrs. J. J. Lauderdale.-Calye I
Courier.
300 pounds, six varieties LandFeth's
new crop Turnips seeds at lIiggs and
Nauhinney's. 23l
W. r. Wilson returned 10 Navasota
yesterday after spending a month AZ
Spocial worK with John n. Caldwell.
Mrs. W. S. Howell and little son and
Miss Fannie Fountain returned yesier-
day after spending The summer In Viz.
glnia.
While it lasis. Cole Bros. will cell 100
pieces Of 1ilk ubbon running from No.
B 90 20 No. ~, at 8 cents = yard. Call
early and get a bargain. 22S.
Mr.. Jhon B. Hines, manager OF the
oil mill informed the reporter Yesterday
that the oil Mill viii Start next Monday
A force Of men are now 40 work putting
IN a new cake mill and former. The
mill would have begin work last Mon.
day. but a piece Of the new machinery
was broken m transportation and had
% b. repaired.
Mr. Sim Cooper LEFT yesterday Tor New
York city 20 buy goods for Cole Bros.
lie expects 10 ho gone three or four
weeks aud viii personally select man.
moth fall and winter stock Cor hls firm.
NJ. Cooper l. an experienced buyer and
knows where 10 iind the bargains.
One Of the new cottages al the A. &
NJ. College IL nearly completed and the
frame work for the other IL mp; the
nov floor and interior repairs on the
main building have been completed
and The tin work on the roof Il progrof-
sing nicely Contractors fof the con
aluclion OF the new messhall are put
ting In their bids Il vail take about
four monlhsto build the moss hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

DosMoines. AUG. 1.-Two hundred
delegates were present AZ n O'Clock TO-
day when the middle-of-the-road Pop
uliat state convention was called 10 or
der By Chairman A. W. &. Meek. OF
Winierset A. W. Kicker of Iowa City
addressed the convention.
United States Senator Pnefer OF Kan
sas. spoke In the afternoon. A. 49,
steinherger 81 Kansas. q member Of
the executive board OF the popullsi
national organization committee. also
spoke
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
THE BANKERS AT DETROIT.
joseph Hendrix % New York Eisc,sd
frssldsnt ~ Aeclama

President BY Acciams
Detroit. Aug i9-llard driving work
characterized the last session Of the
convention Of the bankers. The qncs-
tion, What legislation Is needed In
respect TO currency" was discussed In
an Interesting paper hy n n Van
slyke, president Of the First National
bank AZ Madison. Wis.
Joseph Hendrix Of New York. was
elected president OF the bankers asso-
citation by reclamation.
Savings banks" was ne title Of a
paper read by Myron r. Horhek q
Cleveland.
Harvey ]. iiollister. president n the
Grand Rapids clearing house. spoke on
Organized capital. its privileges aud
duties"
Bradford Rhodes OF Mamaronack. n.
7. discussed the question. Are clear
Ing houses country checks practical
ble?"
g. Cunhy Jordan. president OF the
Third National bank at Columbus. Ca.
gave IN address on "Ilow would ma
tional hanks with capital less than
$4,000 be Of benefit TO the country"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

New Haven. aug. i9-rhc greater
part Of the third day of the annual
convention OF the international az.
ISOLATION of Fire CAlcfs was given
over 90 recreation. Early IN the day
there were tests of various new an.
pllances for fighting fires. The appa.
ratus which attracted the most atten-
ton was a new underground hvdranl
with three nozzlcs Another was the
new device Tor raising a ladder at any
angle desired.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

was removed 10 his country home IN
Motuchen. n J. Ills illness was coin
cident with the death Of his brother.
Charles Coudert
Mr. coudert rallied sufficiently to be
able 10 attend the funeral OF his broth
or. This was the last appearance In
public, and from that time until now
he has been almost continuously ~.
He rallied once or twice sufficiently 20
take short drives. but the temporary
Improvement was followed by a severe
relapse
The removal to Bar Harbor failed
TO bring the Improvement that was ex-
poeted and Mr.. Coudert's closest friends
now view his condition with grave APP
prehension.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

New York. Aug. i9-H. A. whitney
brother OF William c. Whitney,
and well-known railroad man. has
gone 20 Boston TO complete arrange
ments with a syndicate OF Canada i
capitalists 20 establish a system
of electric railroads In Kingston IA
malca Henry Pierson. brother Of 7.
s. Pierson, chief engineer Of the Metro
poliian Traction company. Is to have
charge Of the construction work In
KINGSTON. The company Is 20 build %
miles Of tracks In and about Kingston.
About 5000. 900 Il TO be invested In the
scheme.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
ARE you PAt,KiN,i

for a soiourn go the country or at the
seashore? The wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites before
starting, bee stock u linimenis. favor.
lie drugs and pioscripiions, sunbnrn
emoiients, spnuges, soaps. tooth pow
derf, etc. She goes 10 Fountains,
where she knows she aill gct them
pure aud ~ iupefior quality, AMI lays
IN her summer supply. Neither does
she forget one OF more bottles OF Cite
Cufa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
rsul Play su.n.r,.L

Thaokervllle, l. r.. Aug. l9.-Fmnk
krouse, a farmer living about three
miles west OF this place. was found
az his home In a dying condition. he
was lying across the bed with one
shoulder out Of place. throat bruised
and cut and body bruised On several
places. Marks on his throat seem 10
have been made by a rope. Foul play
o. suspected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

The ART department Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer contains the following compli
mentary mention Of the work Of Mist
Ideletle West; Miss West Of Bryan
Texas, one Of Mr.. W. II. Fry's talented
pupils In wood carving, has remain, d In
the city all summer, and has just finish
ed carving beautiful Spanish chair /
her father, WHO'S a clergy man at Bryan,
The chair is one solid mass Of carving
with conventional design Of flowers and
inliis ate scrolls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Burt Norwood returned yesterday
from New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia
and ~. Louis and says he bought go, {.
OOO stock Of fall and winter goods aud
got them suipped at the cent freight
rate. lie Is now ready 10 have his
friends and the public call and see him.
Burt got enough Of the great Atlantic
on the way up aud returned by rail.
burt says be came back through Arkan-
sas and found the Little Rock and Nash
Vile papers had copied the Eagles ac-
count Of the steamship fire, and HE
friends carried him high about Il. John
;. williamson returned by steamer
The norihbound passenger crew last
night found a negro torn 10 pieces 300
yards below the College switch. lie
was mangled beyond recognition, and
the largest piece that could be found
was one leg from the knee down.
X. 2. Forhaler, representing the
Houston Ice & Brewing company, has
been here the past few days shipping
out "empties." Mr.. FORSTER says the
business Of the Bryan agency Is In a
hounshing condition owing 10 the hust.
ling qualities Of Sir. Chas. Nesmiroysky.
The national aid lodge Of Bryan held
regular meeting Wednesday night
and nov shows an enrolment Of over
sixty members. The next meeting Of
the lodge viii be held on Wednesday
TIE let Of September, and thereafter
the meetings will be held on the first
and third Sundays.
Blairs' Fluid sulphur Ointment
cures letter, Ring worm, Chronic sores,
ulcers, etc. Sold only by Sam b vii.
son 4 Co. d22lu
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. T. Hall have return.
ed from Hillsboro.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Paris, Tex. Aus. ia-Thc news has
been received here that In Chloago
John Martin. who vas a member Of the
cotton hrm Of Martin. Wise a Fita-
hugh Of this city. was held up by foot
pads and relieved Of a very valuable
gold watch and considerable money
The Information received here Is a
the effect that Mr. Martin was return.
lng 20 bis hotel from a dinner In the
company Of a party Of friends. when
he vas held up by the hiehvaymen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Waco Tex. Aug lsS. County CLERK
Joney Jones received deed hy mail
from q down IN Michigan which Is
something of a curiosity. The county
clerk took ne acknowledgment as no.
inry public. then signed the instrument
ass witness TO his own signature a.
notary public and finally certified AZ
county clerk TO being a duly constl.
tuted notary The deed calls for A
transfer 81 real estate for n consider.
alton Of over $4,000 Il was returned
by Clerk Jones with a notice Id ihe
Mlchigan clerk that In Texas ruch a
method Il lllogal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Warren. lll.. Aug. i9-Chas NJ
nromwlch. an ox-alderman OF boston
was married here to Miss Adella Carr.
an artist. well known In san Francisco
and Minneapolis. There Is romance
In the marriage The bride was girl
friend ~ hromwlch's FIRST wife. who at
her DEATH ten years ago. requested her
husband TO look after Miss Carr's COM
fort he did this so well that Il result
cd In their marriage. Both parties are
wealthy. They win take a trip down
the st. Lawrence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
SHE MARRIED scHLA1TsR.
widow Of the naildsr Il the Fsrsis
wheel Takes the Healer.

Pltishurg. Aug lit Is now posi-
lively announced that Mrs. Margaret
Ferris. widow Of the builder Of the
Chicago wheel. had been married Ia
Pittsburg 60 Francis Schlatter. the d.
vine healer OF Canton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Mr.. Ward. pas
tor Of ST. Peters Episcopal church. Mr..
and Mrs. sohlattor are now at a down
town hotel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Richmond. Va. Aug iS.-iohn z.
Nowolin. a revenue lniormer. who had
hecu arrested FOR breaking into A
Nrlnghcus,, was taken from the ON.
yrs IN Runnyebogue. and shot 70
Death Ths mob was. n IA supposed
composed Of moonshlners.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20
FREDERICK coupERr lLL.

ne IL suffering Nervous frostration aud
Ms Condition dangerous.
New, York. Aug. Frederick
r. coudert. the famous author
ity ON international law. lies dan
gerously IN from nervous prostration
at his cottage in Bar Harbor. to which
he was removed little more than a
month ago.
He is now continuously confined to
ais bed.
Mr.. coudert's illness dates back TO
about four weeks ago. when he col
lapsed while seated In his ONCE and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

Bonham. Tex. Aug. i9--John Bowon
was arrested 10 miles north OF this
city, brought here and oom.nltted to
jail on charge Of criminal assault on
a i.-year-old Girl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

clo 9sI io ,,,st.',e Inc OF ,hoes viii h,.,
.bev IN \, l',i'1n' An examination iii IN,
M ,s1,y detail OF material M vss, cue
n. ,,,l y vhal mpkes pbe . ssa. WORK.
sbslSis 49,, 20 'le,c times. 0hss NY, ~
,iev ''.s, shoes look the ns.tss, 49, 6a, wy.
y ny 'o., an y, uora. thEes eless s. uslqrs
s roo TO lell the aleisbce I'M, s ,s s,,
j. W. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-20

y. = II. Q. Time Table Hearne.
NORTH BOUND.
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NOTABLE PEOPLE

According to the Boston Globe John r.
Redmond. the Irish member OF pariia-
ment. has sailed for this country. in or
der 70 make lecture tour.
The memorial 10 Nrs. William waldorf
Aston which is 70 take the form OF
schoolhouse for the Children's Aid So
ciety. which Mr.. Aston has erected a. a
cost % $5eos9. Viii have accommodation for
more than 900 children. T'ne building Is
expected 90 Re ready for occupation early
in the new year for. although the gift
hiss only just been announced. the sum
was given nearly year ago and the
buildings begun then.
James Tnlemzn OF Bristol. England
whose death is announced. was the Lax
'Isotwalloper In Great Britain. Before
the passing - the Reform act II lSg2 ths
'p0twaifop~rs' were IN a political sense,
su important body iH some of the En-
cffsh boreughs. and they possessed the
franchise because they weTe able 70 ''hosl
their own pots" BY the decease Of Mr..
Toieman they become extinct. The word
'wallop." now obsolete or purely local IN
ttS use, means so boil. !"
There has been q great discussion Sc 20
what would be a suitable name for this
year Fl view Of the fact that Is Is Queen
NietoT1a's sixtieth year AS reiguing mon
arch. When the fftiefh year vas ceIe-
hrated ft was named Jubilee year. and
anropos an amusing story - told % ~
cid English lady dwelling on the outskirts
Of Darsrnoor. who was asked, .W hatewer
Is the meaning CT this year jubilee %
this way-gf you've been married 20 a
mar nfty year. an the mans alive. It's
goniden weddln'. IL as dead. It's JGb.-
lee
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1T is A VAST ARMY.
The ones Who Are Marching Toward
Death and Do Not Realize IL.

The Official returns OF the city Of New
York show that more than ons-third OF
all deaths are from consumption. pnen-
Enonta or grip When we stop 20 calmly
think over this fact Il seems really awful.
And yet every case. without exception.
started from small beginnings. cough
in the morning: tickling in the throat; a
thick. phlegrny discharge; a chilliness at
night; difficult breathing. a tightness
across the chest. these and many more
symptoms Indicate the presence OF that
terrible disease. which. unless checked,
means certain death. with long. painful
suffering.
In view OF such serious and ever-preSent
facts the suggestions and advice OF the
most eminent physicians are Of the great
est value
DR.. John Gardner, one of the most en-
inent physicians in London. says:
Science. common sense. Holy Scriptures.
and all experience testify 10 the benefits
derived from the use of pure whiskey.'
DR.. d. r. Barker says: 81 have used
and examined Daffy's pure malt whiskey
and End 10 the best I ever tried"
These truths should serve as a guide
for all who feel the approach OF consump-
ton. no matter by what path IL may
come. We do not hesitate to assert that
any man or woman who will use Duffy :
pure malt whisxey according 10 directions
can. defy consumption and prolong life
with all its blessings.
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way devote their services 10 The patrioSfc
cause and make up the active personnel
OF what IS popularity called the 1unEa-
Among the b~st-known OF these gentle
men are: DR.. J. y. Castillo. who holds
the official position Of assistant secretary
OF the treasury in the temporary repuo-
hcan government organized under Presi-
dent Ctsneres. Fidei q. Pisrra. chairman
Of the Cuban press committee IN New
York: Rafael Navarro, one Of the chief
officers OF the Cuban army Of sanitary
corps, and Leon Rerofr. who has acted
az deputy attorney OF the delegation.
Among the efficient under secretaries at
the New York headquarters are MeSsrs-
Ginerga. De Noys and Richard Smith a
weekly Journal. La Patria, Is published
under the auspices OF the delegation. IN
der the able s1itorship % Enrique Jose
Narona. the author OF Z number OF philo-
sophicai works which occupy a high place
in Spanish literature.
such. in general summary, Is the So
called '5unta" about which the Cuban
patriots in the United States rally 10 the
aid Of their struggling brethren In the I'M
happy isle. Il transacts the business of
the revolutionary party with the outside
world. and exerts Itself TO deliver TO the
armies of Gomez and Maceo the material
aid which that outside world IS willing
and eager 10 hesfow The offices in New
street are thronged from morning till
night with newspaper reporters, people
who want 20 90 TO Cuba. others who have
just come from there. and a whole push
or picturesque Spanish-speaking men and
women, who may be anything from spies
10 nlibusferS
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The Cuban Delegation.

IsesltG's Weekly.
"Junta" IS well-soundfnE Spanish
Word which signifies, primarily. a coun-
ctl when Cubsn or Spanish generals
hold a council Of war. that Is a iunta:
and during the last revolution nSis-TO
there vas a representative body. with
headquarters i'm New York. which bore
che official designation % the Cuban
5unta- The present representation. whose
business offices are located at No - New
street IN this city. - properly styled the
cuban delegation. The head and front
az this body Of active patriots Is Nj
Tomas Estrada Palma. chief delegate az
the revolutionary party. and minister
pisutDotcntfary OF the republic Of Cuba In
5he United states. The title % president.
soHsef5ues pVcf3xsf % Mr.. Palma's name.
belongs 20 him by rtgbt OF his having
heen the chief executive os the republic
m government AS organized in the revo-
la'icn 81 ISIS That Office and title today
are hele by Salvador C1saeros. OF Puerto
Principe
The chief HcuterRnts % President Pal
mR in the work of thu delegation are:
0salEa1o ia Quesad ia. secretary OF the CO.
bzn evolutionary party. ard Grst secre-
targ ~ legation 81 the republic q Cuba:
BENJAMIN !. GuErra. treasurer. ard H0Ta-
tio ;. RUesns. legal counsel. In addition
70 these regular members OF the aelsxa-
uoB. thsre are = number OF prominent
New York Cae&ns WAC In al sx-oHsc.o