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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
i The DAILY REPUBLICAN,
f. COR. THIRD AND KINo STREETS
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co
euBLishGD DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Uttered al Tie Post Office at Wilmington
Del, as sccond-Class mail matter.
MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1900.
Candidates for r1ayOr.

Three Democrats are already in
the field for the Democratic nominal
ton for Mayor: Jesse X. Baylis,
DR.. Fahey and DR.. Hitch. Dr.
Fahey was nominated two years
ago, but failing to get the required
number of votes to elect, his friends
think he should be given another
opportunity to secure the Office, and
Mr.. Baylis and DR.. Hitch will have
to hustle if they wish to beat him at
the nomination. The Republicans
have not conferred on any candidate
but DR.. Shortlidge, Colonel Ross
and Mr.. Thomas H. Melvin have
been spoken OF in connection with
the nomination. If the party can
unite on a candidate, we presume
neither one would object to the
use of his name, but with dl-
vided party the man who runs will
be defeated.
In connection with the above, we
clip the following from the Sunday
Star:
"There is noquestion but that the
Union Republicans will have full
city ticket in the field and the Regu
lars say that if this is done, they
will certainly question the election S
validity.
The Union Republican ticket is
already outlined, and the lndlca-
tons are that it will be a very
strong one. William NJ. Field has
been asked and has consented to be
a candidate for mayor. City Solici-
tor Henry c. Conrad will be can
didate for reelection. Thomas II.
Melvin has been slated for President
of City Council. For City Treasurer
several names have been mentioned.
Ex-Councilman Howard f. Stats
is a candidate for treasurship noml-
nation. John H. Graham's name is
also on the slate for city treasurer.
Ex-Mayor Stansbury J. Wiley has
been asked to be a candidate for
collector of taxes for the upper dis
trict and will probably accept. The
candidate for collector who can
make the best fight in the lower
district is being searched for. y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Easter services were held in all
the churches on Sunday. The
day was fair but rather cold and
somewhat blustry, but the attend
ance in most instances was larger
than usual. There was a prolus-
ion of music, flowers and other sym
bols of gladnes,. The music was
inspiring and the sermons preached
partook largely OF the incidents
connected with the resurrection Of
Christ and the promise made for the
salvation Of all who believe on Him.
Either the associations connected
with the resurrection. the opportu-
nifty to display new costumes or a
general improvement in the health
of our citizens led to a much larger
attendance of worshippers than
usual in most churches. In one
church the pastor lntimated short
time ago, that sickness accounted
for the absence Of many members
and that he should preach Il series
of sermons on dietetics, believing
that if the health OF all should be-
come good, the attendance might be
larger, and itmay bcthat this broad
hint has already produced a Salu-
tary influence, for if parties are
well enough to pursue their usual
yocations on Monday, they should
muster strength enough to attend
service on Sunday. We commend
the hint TO the preachers generally,
If they can give such advice as will
keep the people in good health, not
only the church but the community
generally will be benefited, il they
really believe in the doctrines they
profess. Let all remember that if
they fail to attend church, it is a
fair presumption they are sick
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
SINGULAR SHOOTING IN new YORK
Evidently tho Aot Of Drunk erased
Man, who EseapeA.

AyAAVoGAy o0O AOv VI = OEu0k (E0&9O
Man. Who EssaDsA.
New York, April 8.-Samusl Halter,
SO years old, ticket seller with Buffalo
Bilrs Wild West show. was shot and
probably MORALLY wounded yesterday AZ
ternoon In a saloon on West Thirtieth
street. The shot was fred by William
H. Holland, SO years old, a guest at the
st. Cloud hotel. Holland made his es-
cape.
There II much mystery about the
shooting. There were only few persons
in the saloon at the time. Among them
were Haller, Holland, Bartender Ernest
Heineman and William Mcclure, a
friend Of Halser, and also connected with
the Wild West show. He was at the
bar. drinking with Haller.
Bartender Heineman says the room
was perfectly quiet and orderly and no.
body was looking for or expected trouble.
The party was somewhat startled when
Holland walked hurriedly out of the
lavatory and approaching Haller and his
friend demanded angrily of the former !:
what are you talking like that about
my brother f0r?'
Haller was astounded, as he says he
never saw the man before, and his con-
versation could not by any method b.
made to cover the mans brother, or any
QUE else, in fact. He said he was talk
ing Of some commonplace matter.
Il am not talking of your brother" he
said calmly. Il never met you, sir"
you're a liar" Kissed Holland, and
instantly he pressed revolver, which
he had partly concealed under bis coat,
against Haller's abdomen and fired.
Haller fell to the floor. In the con-
fusion Holland easily escaped The in
jured man was taken to Roosevelt hos
pital, where his wound was examined
and found to be very dangerous.
BILLY" McCune, Haller's companion.
told a story which corroborates Haller's
story with one important addition. He
says Haller and Featherstone, the sa-
loon proprietor, were talking about one
Burbridge, and Haller had remarked:
"Im always glad to meet your friends,
Bill, but / draw the line at Holland
1t seems Fcatherstone had introduced
Holland to him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
A TRIUMPH OF DIPLOMACY.
No Doubt of a Settlement Of tn,

No Doubt Of Settlement Of tho Sa-
moan Controversy.
Washington. April 3.-The opinion is
expressed in official circles here that the
outlook for satisfactory and peaceful
final adjustment of Samoan affairs is
decidedly hopeful. The statement was
made today in well informed quarter
that it is altogether likely that the joint
high commission by virtue Of the plenary
powers vested in its individual members
will be able to conclude a settlement Of
the Samoan question satisfactory to all
the powers concerned, and that there is
such an understanding between the
three powers as almost certainly will
prevent any disagreement such as would
make it necessary to ask King Oscar
Of Sweden and Norway to act as UNI
pire. The peaceful solution of this deli.
cate question, full Of possibilities Of
serious trouble, is regarded as triumph
Of diplomacy and as furnishing the
strongest kind of evidence of a desire
on the part of Germany as well as Of
the other two powers to maintain the
most amicable relations one with the
other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

migntyI LIN up your heads, 70 everlast-
Ing gates and let the conQuerors come ini
Resurrectionl Resurreotioni
And 30 twist all tho festal flowers of
the chapels and oathedrals Of all Chylstsn-
dom into one great chain, and with that
chain bind the castor morning Of 1899
with the closing Easter Of the worlds his.
tory-resurrection! May the God Of peace
that brought again from tho dead our
Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd Of tia
sheep, through the blood Of the covenant,
make you perfect in every good work to
do his will.
Shad And Herring.
Powell have on their stalls In the Third
street Market, q lot Of flne Delaware shad
and herring rs we'll as pike. paddock, cod
fish, haiibut, Delaware rock and white
perch. Also a lot Of fine orocus at five
cents pound. Prices of all vaaieties
moderate. Call early and get first choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

FROM what we have CLEANED of
the experience of the several men,
bers Of the Legislature from this
city, none of them have any desire
to ever return to that august body
of law makers. They speak OF
Dover in whispers. They have had
their eyes opened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Five More Cuban Band1ts Caught.
Santiago de Cuba, April 3.-Five more
bandits have been captured. including
Nainon, a noted desperate. The others
who have been infcsting the San Luis
district seem to have removed their
operations to the north of that point. A
body of armed men few days ago at
tackled two Americans in the neighbor-
hood Of Holguin, took their arms and
horses and then went still further north
to rob the lighthouse at Gibara. Colonel
Grubb, Of the Second immunes, has gone
in Dursnit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
Miss Hoffman's BODY Sent Homo,

New York, April 3.-An undertaken
called at the morgue yesterday and pre-
scented an order for the body of Miss
Dora Hoffman, the victim Of the Wind
sor hotel fire. whose body was the
thirty-first to be taken out of the ruins.
After preparing it for burial the under
taker shipped the body to Miss Hoff-
mans brother in Baltimore. The fu-
neral will be held in Baltimore this af
ternoon. An undertaken sent the re-
mains Of Mrs. Margaret Auze, also 4
victim Of the fire, to relatives i'll Mo-
bile Ala
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

The best paying investments that
persons Of means can put their
money in, is the electric railways.
They are the coming big money
makers and are as yet IN their in
fancy. The Philadelphia, Chester
and Wilmington Railway Companys
stock was placed on the market be.
ing listed IN the unlisted department
of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
and is now selling for ga. so a share
with every prospect of rapid adj
vance in price in the near future.
The road is well managed and there
is no reason why it should not pay
good dividends from now on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
Work on the Ruins Nearly Completed

New York, April 3.-Many thousands
visited the Windsor hotel ruins yester-
day, where the work of searching for
bodies has been almost completed Only
Is men were at work on the ruins last
night, but nothing of any, importance
was uncovered. The contractors think
that the shift of men who went on at
midnight will finish the work of search
ing the ruins. 1t is not impossible, how,
ever, that some of the fragments OF
bodies have been overlooked, and that
they will not be found until the work of
excavating for the new hotel is carried
on. The total dead numbers As, Of whom
II are sti'l -"'' ','''i"l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

MARSHAL SHORT is supposed to
be the head of his Office in Delaware,
but the clerk of the United States
Court very kindly saves him the
trouble of transacting considerable
business in his Office. Being a Re-
publican clerk, he puts the advertise
ments of the department in Demo-
cratic papers. This is the way this
official has been treated by the clerk
during his incumbency in this office.
Here's another caseof Republicans
get together lullaby that should be
inquired into by the powers that be
in our CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Disturbances Near Canton, China.
Hong Kong, April 3.-Serious disturb.
ances have recently occurred in the Vi.
cinity Of Canton, and British torpedo
boat destroyer has been sent there to
protect British interests. The destroyer
will soon be followed by other vessels
carrying troops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
ION SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1899,
ate o'clock q. III,

the following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain pieces or lot1 OF land
situate in the village of Stanton, Mill Creek
hundred. New Cas- tie county. state Of Della.
ware. with the buildings thereon erected
bounded and described AZ follows to wit:
No. l--Beginnng on tho sor theastcry side
Of the Great Road leading to Newport, and al
APPOINT thereon at the distance Of forty feet
westerly from the westerly side Of Elm street !;
thence southeasterly parallel to Elm street
ffty-fou feet to corner; thence southwes-
terly parallel to the Great Road fifteen feet to
lands of Louisa Neville; thence thereby north.
westerly parallel to Elm street, fifty four feet
to the side Of the Great Road aforesaid, and
thence thereby northeastery fifteen feet to
place Of beginning.
No Beginning at point on the northerlv
sida Of Elm street at the distance Of fifty -four
feet southery from tho southeasterly side Of
the Great l,oad to Newport, thence southwest
teriy parallel to the Great toad fifty five feet
to a corner thence along lands Of louisa Ne.
vile parallel to Elm street southeasterly forty.
six feet to a corner; thence northerly parallel
to the sail Great ttoa fifty Ave 1T. to the said
westerly side Of Elm street, and thence there
by northwesterly forty six feet to the place Of
beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper.
ty of Edwin r. Banks and Mary J. Banks, his
wife, mortgagors and t. t., and Robert Banks
JOHN E. TAYLOR, sheriff
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware
March ~, 1899. m3l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Sm!ns Blood Purifier makes purs
blood md furti los ho system against
fevor4, eruptyo diseases, diphtherla.
croiula, &c 1t Is America best blood
ton, Del, JUDOer5 Wholesale It, Retail
by druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Taylor g. Fullerio n's Blood Purifier
remedy for all impurities of the blood
Prepared by Wilmer q. Taylor, No. S0s
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
Special Night School,

Begins Monday evening, Apr.
O'clock Goldey Commercial Col,
and Market streets. Individual Ma,,,-
ton In bookkeeping peLmGnship, arltn.
Metio, shorthand, typswriting, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Kansas city, Mo. April "a re-
ownership for the Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Gulf railroad was asked Sat
urdny night Of Judge Gibson. Of the cir
cult court. by Charles Grannis and other
stockholders and creditors. The applira-
ton WAS granted and Judge Gibson hp-
pointed the following named officials OF
The road rs receivers: f. l., Martin,
vice president; Robert Gillian, general
manager. and j, Med. Trimble, attorney,
all Of this city Considerable mystery
seems to surround the affair. The i'll
t"rcSt due amounted to $o1H,WW. and il
could not he met, When this fact be-
came known II movement was begun Ia
secure tn" appointment of a receiver
who would be- specially friendly to the
eastern interests Of the road. This move
WAS chc"knat"d by the preparation OF
the papers Tor til" appointment of local
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

OF Shiloh GonsnmptiouGure is this guarantee
AL We ask OF yuuls TO hSJ tWU'tAi, d. Of tho
contents of TINS bo,tls faitnfuly, chen II you
can say you are not DeneaLci return the bot
tie 10 your Druggist and H. may refund the
price paid. Price 1bc, 5Jc and 81.
For Sale by N, b. Dahiorin, second and Mar
ket stIect5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

The best medIcsnetOl rIayHs, sore titrDat
and lung diseases nuIo ~ Or, Sums
WA 'nInou'r B,s.NrD jL. fpl a.
Depot UVj klU. Street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other most
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
ton on the bowels, ETC., as nothing else can
8 I'D for years on absolute guarantee. Price
26and 80 cts.
Sold by N. 3. Danforth. Second and Market
treetS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. 49,. The STATE
OF nLLAWAhE TO THE SHERIFF OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. GREETING:
Whereas, Mary L. Primrose
by her petition 70 the ju yes
Of our superior Cart fled in tho
office OF tho Parliamentary OF said
Court In aud for New Castle Coun.
ty. for the cause OF coinp'aips
(SEAL) therein allsG al, has made appt.oa-
tioD 10 our said Judges that de-
cree may be pronounced dissolv-
ing the marriage existing between
10 petitioner and Henry Primrose
We.therefore. command vou.A 70 III prede.
cessor was commanded. thai you summon
Henry Primrose, thSt no he and appear
before the Judges Of our said court VI the
next term thereof to be held AZ Wilmington
on Monday. the twenty.se"'" day Of. May
next, TO answer the a. tons Of tho
said petitioner Mary b. rimrose, NO
cordiIv TO the not OF AssemD't in such case
made and provided. and also to 10 and rec I've
what the court shall then and there consider
concerning him II. this behalf as to the court
shalt seem meet and consistent with the pro.
visions of tho snid act OF Assembly.
And have you then there this writ.
witness the Ionorabis Charlss u. ore Ea-
Quire. at wilmington. the sixth day
Of February, a. H.. eighteen hundred und
ninety -nino. Issued March 20, 1870.
VlCIVK d. WOOLLEY.
m22. lot ev.w Protbonotary
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
ALLEGED SWINDLERS
Arrested on a Warrant Charging
Grand Larceny.
ASSETS OF A LOAN ASSOCIATION,
1t Is Charged, Were to Have Been d.
verified to the Personal Use of the
Men Who Had Themselves Placed in


1t Is Charged, Were to Have Been d.
verified to the Personal Use of the
Men Who Had Themselves Placed in
Control.
Buffalo, April 3.--'Fhe arrest Of John
l.. White, whose address is given MS the
st. Paul building, New York, an!
Charles l.. Eastwood. said to be SYRIA
cuse, and the issuing of warrants for the
arrest of John ]. W. Reynolds, who IS
said to have an office in the GHlatin Ma
tional bank building. New York, Samuel
Piser and Il. A. Alger. also of New
York. all on the charge Of grand larceny,
has brought to light an alleged scheme
10 make away with the assets of the
Globe Savings and Loan association, Of
this city.
The four men mentioned came to Rnf-
falo II m"nlh ago, aud. according to tho
story todd by the officers and those in
tcrcstcd, visited the Offices of the loan
company. saving that they were organ
izng Il building association combine or
trust, and wanted the Globe company
to join it. The story told to the Of
ticcrs and directors of the company was
a plausible and inviting one, and it
was agreed IN JON Inc c"innihe
Vh Ai"fth - Eastwood "hite' riser
ana 'ti&"r came 10 h',l!aio again. anu
l'nlii''tlAt'iF following 'hrlr ARRIVAL inc
dlF'' Tors OF the ''l"h' coHiNah! r"SlEheh
ana rhS'"""n anu ms lr''h"s were
rt"1'N |" their places nc ne" boalh
at once proceeded to ORGANIZE by elect
ing White as president and Eastwood as
secretary ana treasurer. Accompanied
by the former treasurer OF the hssocla'
t'oil hasl "ood ViSiled various pahhs III
winch money WAS Deposited 70 the credi'
or the Globe association ana was MIRO
d'lceh to INC bank oiilrlalS
Later III inc DAY EASTWOOD returned
alone to the 'lty National oahk ana
drew Slo'noo' SAVING 'that the assoeia-
ton mad h"U"ht tract or lana IN
queens county an" 'h' money was "
make pa! h'l' on II. Eas'Wooa at
th' %Nhle TIME d'p"S'le" WIN me wy
nai'N N'H''S on SeF'rh' o'her io'ai DAMS
l"r 'hr amount OF inc loAii hSsociatioh
haHh'e' S'H'i'lS iHal ne WiSnen l" nr'"S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

ON ENI.hY NlTru i.

Ihiak X - y.
Dr. '&inlns Wulls E.!mlnic Ba!sam
viii cure any El.d Of go i. GJG AUX 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

There are too many men in the
Republican party who want office
for themselves or their friends and
if they cannot secure them they
will contribute to prevent the >eIcc-
ton OF any one else. In short they
prefer TO break IN the party if they
cannot have their own way. They
may be good citizens. but they are
very poor partisanS. II is hardly
worth while for man to Kill him
self or defeat his party. if he cannot
get what he wants. Democrats are
hopeful OF carrying the city and
controlling the Offices simply be-
cause of Republican tcud-. Too
many of the Republican voters are
fired Of such manocuvcrlng and if
it is to be continued, scores of them
will not take the necessary time to
vote. We want less scltshncSS.
more libcrality. more foresight and
until we get them the Republicans
will be nothing more than minor
ity party. mere cipher in the tut-
ure management Of the affairs Of
our county and State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03
HOW is YOUR WIFE?

Has she lost her beauty7 II so, Constip patton.
Indigestion Sick Headache are the principal
causes. Kars Clover Root Tea has cured
Money refunded If results are not satisfactory
For Sale by N. b. Danforth, Second and Mar
ket streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

6H ERlFF'S SAi4E.-RY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Faclas. to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Hotel of James Legg, In Stanton. New Castle
county, Sta ate Of Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-03

Do right this year; buy your home q
Ludwig Plano. Nothing better Store GIG
Shipley street.
Advertise in the REPUBLICAN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-22

Anoche Sc procedio por Ia polioia q
la detenci6n, en- ell ~teatro, de dos indiviius que
escandalizaban durante Ia representation.
FL professor Hostos ha dado una CON,
~ferenoia pnblioa en- Ia casa consistorial de Ma
ysgie.'
Monserrat, viuda de Wild.
Vsrios %vecinos del bsrrio sLafargue-
ra., de Lsjas, solioitaron del Ayuntamiento
que sc les ~faciliten los medios para proveerse de
aqua. Con tai motive Ia corporation ha toma.
do acuerdo, s que ha sometido a Ia superio-
ridad.
En- ell bsrrio sRobo dc buey,, de
Maysguez, hs sido herida por otra, una mu'
jer llamada Lupe.
Sc han recibido las capas que ha de
usar Ia Policis Insular, y una fsctura de SOM
breros, para ell uso del mismo cuerpo.
-. Ha sido nombrado don Clemente We
leg, oobrador de la 9. q. eLuz Eleotricas.
FL maiz se esta vendiendo en- Ponce
de ) 8 a s $50 los As kilos, y ell almidon de
ssA$e.
Segun acuerdo de la Junta Insulsr
de Instruction., los maestros que tienen "a fir
mados sus contratos, no podrAn ser separados
de sus puestos por las Juntss aotuales, a no
ser que Sc pruebe, a complete satisfaction de
Ia Janta lnsular, que ell nombramiento fu6
Illegal Q que la Junts anterior no estsba cons.
tituida conforme a la Ley.
~ Al Ayuntsmiento de Utuado lie hs
sido ordensdo que a mayor brevedsd psgue 8
don Jose Nieto y Sierra, ell importe de cinouen'
ia fanegas de cafe, de que lie es deudor.
-" Ha sido pedida al alcalde de Gura-
DO signihcandole q. la remits a La mayor breve.
dsd, una relaci6n de los oontribuyentes de sus
municipio, por ooncepto de patentes de venta
de lloores al por mayor y al detail, y una copia
certihoada del acusrdo tornado sobre Is forma
de establecer dicho arbitrio.
-. Eata muy escaso = solioitado ell ron
en- Ell mercado de Ponce; Sc vende, segun clase,
de s45 & $50, Is cartier.
-. AL Aloalde de Cidra sc lie ha remiti-
do una hoja para que La llene hacienda constar
en- ella la constitution polftioa del Ayunts.
miento de gu presidencia.
-. Han sido aprobsdas por la Junts In.
sulsr de Instruction, las nuevas Juntas locales,
a ouyo cargo q%uedarAn las cuestiones de ins.
truccion p1b!ioa, nasta que por election queden
constituidas las juntas defnitivas.
-. CASA DE HUESPEDES: Con CO.
mida 6 sin ella, habitaciones espseiosas, pre-.
cios m6dioos, situada en- la Plaza PRINCIPAL
No is, SO ofrece al publico.
n-a-3-3,
-. AL A'oalde de Manatf, que consult6
al los campesinos deben psgar tambien ST. por
cada perro que tengan, Sc lie ha contestado que
la y. e.. namero l76, que trats de dicho i'm
puesto; no hace exception de niDguna clase.
*. Sc asegura que las economics que ell
ministro de la Guerra espahol General Axol'
rrags, ha introduoido en- gu Departmental, su'
man ell dob'e de las que estaba dispuesto q ha'
Ger su 'ntecesor, General Polavieja.