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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Competitors crew he replied earnestly
that IL the United States government
did not take prompt and energetic
action to secure their release he feared
the worst would befall them. Consul
General Lees son passed through Key
West en- route to Washin gton. Among
the passengers on board the Mascotte
were Eva Adah de Rodriguez, who was
arrested at Puerto Principe. and Buhi-
gas Dalman, vice consul at Tampa,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Was Another Comnanx That Failed.

Des Moines. Ia, March IA press re-
port from here announced that the Sc
curity Loan and Trust company had
failed. The company which failed was
the General Loan and Trust company
The manager resigned three years ago,
and since that time the affairs have been
in process of settlement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

about O'clock last evening. A portion
Of the party. including Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanner, Mrs. Colburn Field-Buek,
James P. B. Van Cleave and wife, and
John T. Peters and wife are staying at
the Shoreham, while the remainder are
making their home in the cars at the
station. Tomorrow afternoon ex-Repre-
tentative Abner Taylor is to give them
a reception and the night Of the same
day the Illinois delegation in congress
will tender the party a reception at Ma
sonic temple. Others who have arrived
in thee ity include ]. w. Gates. of Chi
cago; Hon. David T. Littler, of Spring.
field, Ills, and Senator-Elect Fairbanks.
Of Indiana, and family.
The National League Of Republican
Clubs has opened headquarters at 1873
F street, and committees Of reception
and information have been organized.
Al members Of Republican clubs are
desired to report and register at the
headquarters on their arrival here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
VISITORS no THE INAUGURATION.

Thsg Are Csswding TO the Capital by
TAousands-Some Notable Arrivals.
Washington. March Thousands Of
people are arriving here daily to attend
the Inauguration. Governor Tanner, Of
Illinois. and his stag reached the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
Fire in an Opera House.

jackson, Mich, March Fire broke
out under the stage in Hibbard's Opera
house and burned with terrific force un-
til nothing remained, but portions OF
the exterior walls. Loss, $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

CoEn-16Q17c.
Oats-l60lee.
s.y-Tincthy. % .sooss; vhd. ssoN.
Pota&oeStOc.
Busisr-1sir 70 shsaes. ise; mesa essa.sy,
1gxeFresh, 13e.
C6fckens-6c.
Tuxkeys-oc.
DuekeE7c.
Coal-Soft, Zoe.
Csttle-Bstehsu pay for eosa nd steese sxca
&c; covs and heifsrs, axcos3fe; calvss,
use.
Hogs sxo "a.
6heep-So.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
SILVER SERVICE FOR STEVENSON.

Vice President Honored by the Members
of the United States Senate.
Washington, March 1.-The senate
Saturday evening, through a committee
consisting of Hoar, Cullom, Blackburn.
Carter, Mcmillan, German, Faulkner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01
SANGUILLYIS SAFE
Back in a Land Where WeyIer Has
no Authority.
WELCOMED WITH GREAT ACCLAIM

when He Sets Foot on American Soil at
Key west-Gives Consul General Lee All
the Credit for His Release and Doesn't
Mention Olney-spanish Correspondent
Not Go Back,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-01

Passenger traine leave O.. Il. !. . r. moline
a enue) depot Eve 90 ni-utss earlier thai time
ven. Trains marked daily. al othsg trainD
q ily except Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
AMERICAN BIKES IN ITALY
Coming Into Favor Hut the BIoomsr Girl
Is Rare, Yet.

washington, Feb. 27.-Any American
bicycle maker who seeks information as
% the best means of introducing his
wares abroad. and particularly inItaly
cannot do better than consult report on
this subject made 20 the stare depart
ment By United States Consul johnson.
a. Venice. The consul says nat while
the Italians make a fair bicycle. the peo-
pie generally prefer foreign wheels. Much
depends upon the methods adopted OF
placing the agencies and on this point
the consul gives some sound advice. as
vel as noting some Italian customs thai
must Be respected. He says;
AS ye tin Italy. women have no. TAX
en very enthusiastically TO bicycling. but
the interest IN this district is daily In
cIeasing. especially those who aspire 70
a position in % fashionable world, as
* seems 20 DC quite The proaer ;hing snt
in excellent form FOR a woman IN
smart SET 70 BE- al expert b.cyclist
VITA italian worneu o. general. .hsre
seems 20 - a stronz-seated traditional
prejudice aga -nst al forms % athlete
sgorts an5 g. wiI 10 some tine before
thar prejudice can - do1e away Hlth.
but + il undoubtedly A fact ;ha: ire d.
cycle has been a mos. sctivs agent IN
eacoarszlnz them - abandon such pre-
JUDGE and 20 take ~ a,alstlc sports n
re interest q their phys.cal = l-5e *.
a. vel a. for raeir diversion L may -
stated approximately that =, presert. IN
Italy. Only a small per c~-siage q tns
people using hicrc.ss ere SouFea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
free silver, but also 20 keep himself
prominently before the country. with the
campaign OF 1900 in view.
KLINE DIsPENsARY BILL
How Its Enemies Cfrcumvented it by
GGfie-oms Game.

Olympia, Wash, Feb. 27.-The opposi-
Ilon 70 the Kline dispensary bill are re-
Joic:ny over what they term the defeat
OF that measure without the senate be-
ing aware OF what was taking place.
Before The report OF the public morals
committee was made In the senate, a.
agreed 10. by which a majority was -
recommend indefinite postponement AMI
Chairman Van Patton was 10 offer a
minority report favoring the passage ~
the bill. Plummsr. representing the opPo-
nents OF the measure. met Van Patton
and prevailed upon him 20 cognproniss
with the majority OF the committee by
submitting a report providing for sub
stitute oil Recommending the resubnis-
sion OF the disp.nsary law 20 the people.
20 BE- voted upon at the next general
election. When this was agreed 20. all
members G. the committee signed the
new report and q was presented 20 the
senate. A. substitute bill was not
ready Piuunnsr offered a motion ihs. tho
xiina bill be laid upon the table. A sub
s.tute bill was prepared The rno-ion
was adopted without opposition and ihs
bill wen; 70 the table.
Friends OF the Kline BAL are surprised
20 find later in the day that u was all a
precouccrted plan ard that an Effort VIII
nov =. made 70 prevent the OH from
5eing taken from the table for conslisr-
2 ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
Suitines

isfaction has prevailed among the en-
ployes of the Intercolonial railway eys-
tenn during the past few days because OF
the dismissal of 166 men from the repair
shops here. Dozens of employees on the
road have also been dismissed, ii is claim
ed. without any reason having been Civ
en-
Among the men discharged were some
who had been employed by the road for
upwards of twenty years. Many of them
are members OF the Car Workers associa-
ton and the officials OF thar organiza-
ton claim that the dismissals were made
because the men voted against the pres
ent federal government at the general
election. The executive board of the Ca
naiio1 Employees association went 10
Ottawa to interview Hon. Wilfred Lau-
rier, the premier, and Hon. A. c. Blair.
minister Of railways and canals. The
members of the board claimed that the
government had violated its agreement
with the employees by not holding an in
veStigation before the dismissals are
made. l. is understood that the minis
ters decided to look into the matter.
Many ot the employees on the Prince
Edward Island railroad have also been
dismissed and the wages OF others have
been reduced. The union officials claim
that the Gismissals were made 20 make
r1on for supporters Of the government
but1is has been denied. An investiga-
ton Is beng held
SOCTHEWESTERNL LINES.
r ST. Lzuis. Feb. 27.-The board OF ad-
rninisJration of the Southwestern Traffic
association has authorized lines 70 Gal
weston. Texas City and Velasco, Texas.
10 apply the rates on grain and grain
products when for export 20 European
points. 10 shipments exported FOR points
in the Republic OF Mexico. located on the
Gulf OF Mexico.
Effective Immediately. rate % ;1.oe
per 100 pounds on cotton piece goods,
and s. IS on dry goods. may be applied
from New York 20 Woodlawn. Jefferson.
Stall. Lodi. Kildare. Bivens. Galloway.
Atlanta and Queen City. Texas. the rates
being made or the combination % %
Gals 70 and from Shreveport. louisiana
Effective March u. all re-consigument
Or transit privileges heretofore accorded
shipme. Is of potatoes Wi be Withdrawn
and cancelled.
The traffic managers or The Southwest
eTn Ines viii meet n New York city on
Tuesday next 70 discuss the sasooard
traffic situation. All the lines in he as
socia ton will be represented a. this con
ference.
on THE HOOKING VALLEY
Columbus o. Feb 27.-Receivs- Mon
ssrre. q the Hooking Valley appointed
- a. Mills traffic manager for both
freight and passenger traftic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
RRYAN 10 sIrMP ONO
In the Is;sresi. of John y Mclean and
vsiitsE .. Brvzs.

Columbus. O. FEB. z7.-Ar-ans~n.n-s
az bang made 5y Which william J.
BRYAN VII MAKE . t5o-1uzH s:uuDnz
t5u- @ -hls state during ne coming sum
n.y. and fall an1 n the Interest ot Joan
r N-Lsan q me Ciaeinna, Enquirer.
scr Cugtsd states sena:or % ssccssI
Marcus Hanna
TIE leSisIzturs, Ss1lca al s.isc. Han
-.a's s3cc@ss1r. viii - c5os@1 a H.
ss-c;fon % y hssa 1eIt fair. 7, = the
oVan.on o re l>zsIag frss-sIser rr~u
IA; a. aeditioasl free silver s-Essor car
Be secured &c tafs stafs By reason q.
EeEsu ai.cz1 tiF~stissscsso1 over - sp-
sscs-'sssrl- q AZ Hams - sscoeea ~.
ssersn<H- snd ne certainty ma; b. siii
- made tas Repu5li-so csads5zts % ias
yarty fc- Ire f1l tern ~ The R-ps5ll-
ss- sszs- c3nvsu.l9r- ~ BTgsus
:r-ezds az urE--x tasx cDg-Ee. rof SaiJ
C. u. szr.5s< .. sessing The cause %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
PINGREE-s PEAoH-BLow SYSTEM
Salvation Army Is About TO Undertake II in
Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 27--Msyo- Pingrse's
plan o. ra.s;nE potatoes and Other vese-
tables OF vacant lots throughout TIE city
o. Detroi; may be pz; INTO effect n lis
city
General BOosh-Tucksr AID C3iocsi
BrsTe- q the Salvation Amy have b.
come interested n .ae scA~ns and a-e
now making arrangements 20 have Ire
city AUTHORITIES Cooperate Eica them n
The pailza;hro7ic work They zsst ;h-
sz-soT.;1sz 70 donate the use q ~. c.fy
vacant properly n and around -: city.
and establish farms The produce rs.s-
Il o. ;sese Arms AID trGck gardens al
b. 1ist-fsBte3 20 the B-esy poa- % -
cit - 0sscz-x y ~ Szirz.sc1 Airy
Ta,- army s<T.-es 70 furnish aea 20 csssil-
zase TIE EARNS AID ztse=1 % - tzzzg-
oo-tatios e re sa.p.ses-
Ls,hs- Lzssa Il Is and otAsr o-slln-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
PINGREE HOLDS BOTH JOBS
! Suit to Oust Him From the Msyoraity
Thrown Gu. of Court.

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 27-The suit
brought by D. W. II. Moreland. a men,
Der of the board OF public works, 10 oust
Mayor iPngree from Office. was decided
in favor OF the governor-mayor today by
the circuit court on a technlcality.
Moreland's contention was that when
PIngree became governor, he vacated
the office of mayor. The court did not
touch upon this point. but held that
Moreland, as a private citizen. had no
right In court. and should haveb rought
his suit in the name OF the attorney
general. The case viii be taken 20 the
supreme court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

While Spectators Collateral Is Trans
mitted Into the WherewithaI-Big Chi
caGo Clothing Firm Goes Down-Other
News of Failures and ReceivershIps-
HeIhIehem Works Cut Wages-Cotton
Mills Reduce Output-RaiIway News.
St. Louis. No, Feb. o7-State Bank
Examiner c. o. Austin today closed the
Mullanphy Savings Bank, a state insti-
tuition which has been in operation here
for more than twenty years. He IS IN
able yet to give out any figures which
would show the condition Of the bank.
but hopes 10 have the books in such
shape as 10 be able to make a report
early next week.
The following statement. issued at the
close Of business on February IS. 1897.
by the bank, is as follows:
Liabilities: Capital stock, 500. 600:
surplus, S5.20i; demand deposits. SPAS. 1872;
time deposits, $3.50, 0SS; certificates Of de-
post, sight. SS,20s; cashiers checks, 49,
3i4; bills payable, $40, 900. Total, $685.
c6G
Resources: Bills receivable. 1851. 753:
bonds, s54,06l; real estate, SSs.112; cash in
vault Si2,946; cash in bank. s5s,iS7. To-
tai, $685.
Yesterday the Continental National
bank through which the Mullanphy bank
cleared, notified the chairman of the
clearing house association that it would
not clear for the savings institution any
longer, because Of its condition. Nj.
Austin had examined into the banks
condition and. finding It unsafe, had re-
ported so to the Continental National
bank, and Its action followed
Last night the executive COMMITTEES OF
the clearing house association met 10 de-
wise some means 81 carrying he bank
over. but decided that {. could do moth
ing 10 help il This becoming known to
some Of the depositors. about forty Of
them assembled at the bank when it
opened at O'Clock this morning. and be-
gan run. Examiner Austin. seeing
how matters We're going. promptly clos
ed the bank and the depositors were put
out Of doors. There was much indigna-
ton among the depositors. most Of whom
are poor people who can i'll afford 10 lose
their savings.
The failure caused somewhat or a SON.
sstion throughout the city as this X The
frs, bank in s.. Louis to fail for many
years.
Ever since the panic % 1895 the MuIlan-
pay Savings bank has been n had saape.
The officials have struggled along n the
hope OF pulling out. but the continued
business depression coupled with bad
loans. vas more than they were able %
overcome Other hanks in the city were
eognlzant OF the condition Of affairs. but
'Ae-e was no disposition n crowd mat
te7s- The disposition MAS rather 10 the
contrary Although not member Of the
Gearing house. aid would have been ex-
tended by this association could II have
been OF any avail.
How sreat proportion OF the his re-
ceivsele. bonds and real estate can De
realized upon viii develop after the re-
ceiver begins 20 straishten out the tan
tangle. In view OF the fact that the Gear
Ing house refused 70 20 TO the front. 4,
cannot os large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
Kid Band Drawing.

Each tickst sold entities purchaser 10
numbered card and for each number
given out ticket Is placed IN a box. On
three OF these the prizes are marked; bal
ence in box are blank
AZ the bail the tickets VIII be taken
out of box and turned upside down. and
as numbers are called the holders Of same
shall De entitled TO a chance 20 draw
from ihe tickets taken out o. The box.
\ committee vii be appointed 10 draw
for all parties holding numbers and moi
present in person.
No members q the band shall be enti-
tied 10 a draw in the contest. COL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
hat mas GosK TO CARSON
Colombo investigator. VIII Jsst aar. -
Wall Isll Bs Get. BAY.

Denver. Feb. z7,-The committee ss-
pointed b. III STATE ssnate % lavssf.-
gate M charge q bribery fnsss ~
curs rs stfendancs. He ~ ~ Car
sya City. Sss.. as sooa a. ~ iavsssixs-
ton was at On foot AID PROBABLY I'll
no: return until after Jac sess.on < -
legislature. z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
RETURNING TOURISTS
win Have 10 Fay Dates whsa They 20
Abroad Shopping.

Chicago. Feb. 27.-Cdarles r. Hyde. %
the retail dealer board os trade. sad to-
day:
''.'resi1ent-eIec. McEiniey has warmly
approved % the pgrpoSes % che REAL
GeaIers' board az trade. t1e aim @ which
r. 20 take or % ti1- fr-e Lat tb> eiof1irg
Ard personal ogth. % returning Euro
pean 5oy7lsts. and compel tnsrn - pay Ne
usual tarn on evrTy;hinz they bring
gyIth them. He has svcn sad 9 would
give E.gn great pleasure % sign any az
which congress may pass - secure taz.
ra4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

ent citizens have become interested in the
project and have agreed to aid the move
ment in every way possible. Today Mr..
Mills, General Booth-Tucker and Colonel
Brewer had a long conference with the
mayor in regard 10 the plan and il is
probable that the matter viii he brought
to the attention OF the council Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

Superior sole receiver. with John Rus
sell as sole manager of the North Da-
ko.a mills. Tennis was president of the
detu=ct keystone National bank of Su-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
TssA.nxs Stables.

ErcAs-Es Stables a. OTisn5o sn<
Saltwater Max. = F7eeiaity q carry
i-E pzzssnEerx bsfEsss tsess points
Aiso 10 a general livery b1zln~1s. Trzy-
eng rrsn's ossrarsss s>lses'-f.
gH!vELY. VAN wYEE a gHfyFI.Y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ne ;:e- ~
de<NZASSZe v:s ss1s

'Miriam's Tower" Mrs ]. VI. Knapp's
new book. is having a large sale in this
city and is receiving many favorable
comments by its readers. VINO wish for /
as hearty welcome wherever = may be
introduced as = is receiving at home.
Qa-1.S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

Nh. wlnssos's soossax Eyru,
sA11ss always - rsr5 ss- eha1r-a
.se:a.sr y ss1;o~s the e1sl1. ssfter.
Ire Eazs. si1sys al pzin. eures Nm,
colc. and . - bsst rs-as4y sox s.a-.
r'-1es- TNSnir-siSs csnfs a bosfIs
49, ~ Fs.l.lczr % ano.hTr..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

Mrs. a. S. Champion is doing az kinds
Of childrens sewing az III y. Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28

SrTEz 81 q Ten srez. -viao orsfe~ rs=v A..
ssss CO nSi Ike s<sc-- Asza4lNoa Csoor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-28
ST. LOUIS BANK GOES
MULLANPHY SAVINGS BANK CLOSED
BY TIE EXAMINER.

Kind of a Family. Affair Institution and
Poor Folks VIII Awaits for Their Money
While Spectators Collateral Is Trans
mitted Into the WherewithaI-Big Chi
caGo Clothing Firm Goes Down-Other
News of Failures and ReceivershIps-
bethlehem Works Cut Wages-Cotton
Mills Reduce Output-RaiIway News.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-26

sesones lie gimnasa que SC celcbran diaria
mcnte en- la casa particular del amigo Fernan-
dez Santaclla Gale dc la Fortalcza, casa CONT.
qua al Auxilio Matuo, y con toda sinceridad
podemos decir que nos allegro yer que en- Puerto
Rico Sc va desarroando la afci6n 4 csc espor,'
tan it'll necesario en- todas parties, mas aun
en- estos pafses tropicales donde, por sns con !
diciones, Sc experiments mas ptrdda dc los
iugos ncceserios para la subslstcncia, por
10 tsnto aqni mas que en- ningnna p;rtc del
mundo es precisa Ia compensation de esad
ptrdidas por medic dc ejercicios moderados,
constsntes adecuodos a la naturslezs de cada
individuo.
Ell scfor Santaella, baio euya direction so
halla ell centro dc que nos ccupamos, es com
prtente hasta 10 sumo en- esta matcrla. por 10
cual los padres de famiia rneden conlinr d
dicho senior sus hjos, 81 lnie1en que cstos sc
crien fuertes robustos J sanos.
Es tan necesario este centro, que todos
unidos dcberlamos propenicr 4 su fomento y
& que no decaga el entusiasmc que hoy SC no.
ia sino que por el contrario vaya en- progressive
aumento. Esperamoa contiadamente en- que la
cuta socedaa dc esta capital no desolra nnes.
tro llamam'ento.
Taml6n Sc darin lecciones de esgrlma
so estA ,uontsnlo un tiro de salon para que ma
da faite - y,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-26

el senor alcalde, no solo ha dado drdenes para
que Sc evite el cobro de csos derechos, sino que
ha faciitado al sehor Martino, copia del pliego
dc condcones para los efectos legses.
.*. Sc ha trasladado 4 Ia Inspection do
Obras pdblicas, el ofcio de la Comision pro-
viucial, solicitando cl pase su servicio de los
tres ayudantes de 0bras pdblicas, a fin dc que
manifesto 81 exists algiin Inconvenience en- que
pucda accederse i 10 solicitado.
~. BESIDE LGrida dican q E2 Coveo, do
Madrid, 10 siguiente eEn cl pueblo de Go'es
Sc ha suicidado Francisco Esqucrra Farr6, ma
tural dc Torres do Segre, disparandose un tiro
debajo de Ia barba. Era soldado del reemplazo
actual, del cupo de Cuba, y habia dicho dlferen-
tes yeces que Sc malaria antes dc marchar Ia
guerra; ol lnfelia ha cumplido su fatal prop6'
sito.s
~. lIa pasado la Comsi6n Provincial
el. acuerdo del ayuntamiento de Patil'as soici'
ado del ctado Centro Sc hagl cargo del Ca
mino vecinal que unc a dicho pueblo con ell de
Arrovo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-26

gron .itburo de las montaIas de Barranqnitas:
el insgne Muioz Rivera. Los puros de agdn
prestigio en- aquella ciudad dice ell amigo que
escribe-no llegan una docena, yno alcanzo-
rlau Il cuatro, 81 no tremolara en- su bandera el
nombrc de don Francisco Mariana Quihonep,
respetado y querido hasta por sus advcrsarios
politicos.
~ Los giros SO hallan actualmente en-
esta capital q los siguientes tipos: Londres,
DIV. ss-o2l &. Idem 80 dy., s7-95 {. Pa
ris 60 3. Madrii Barcelona, 90 p5.
Provinoias, 23p5. Nueva York, Sc Pc.
y Habana. 81 Pc.
". lei domingo . del corriente, 100 i'm
ponentes depositaron en- la Gaia de Economics
y PrGstamos de San German, la cantidad de
80 pesos II centavos.
~. El sclor Mu7oz Rivera hs recibdode
la Carolina una brilante adhesion gu polftca
y & su persona, que honraria cua!quiera otro
jefe de paItdo que no ocupara tan alto pues.o
cutrc sus conciudadanos, como ell que merecida'
mcnte tcne en- el corazon de cada portorriqueho
ell ilustrc patrico quo hoy preside las huestes
liberacs. Fncabezsn las firmas de dicha adhe
sidn-que no aublicamos por falta de espacio-
los sehores don Eugenio y don JESUS Benftez
Castailos don Juan Gonzalez