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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30


dancers in my life. 4 but / have neve1
s5enj Dyed q waltz So much as the last
one on is the perfection OF motion
] which y, YOU h ave, and it is a charmins
gift. Real can call it nothing less
than a ift.'. He had expected a care.
less acknoWled gment Of this compli.
n n en- and ! was amazed when she sale
gravely: ;,-; 81. rs
III .5s s And q: a gift is something which
ought to- be used, ~ suppose. 'That is
what my sisters would say
$$5#s#Ss'T hen they would approve of you
surely, for have you not been putting
it to the best use possible ~
1T meant that it ought to be used fo1
Others Z } }5 =. ! :: 5..: ..,.... '*s$
i It has been--for$ as many others az
could avail themselves of it. I re-
greet that it has not been used more for
me. One dance is a short allowance, it
seems to me- 3.5.@. #
= The beautiful head was shaken with
yet greater gravity. 4 :, NJ S.5 ss.S%n/
u Some time soon am going to show
you what mean, Mr.. Hadley,'" and
then, smiling and dimpling, she went
away with her next partner r.
v It was month later when Kenneth
Hadley received a letter from ( Miss
Vanderpool asking him to be at the
Brown street settlement on certain
night. Mr.. Hadley was not interest
ed in settlements, but he was in Miss
Vanderpool, and he accepted the, invi-
tation.s His cab took him along a
thgonged street, past tenement houses
and saloons and shops and stores till
he came to the brightly lighted tene-
ment house standing, tidy and serene
looking, in the midst of block. He
asked: for Miss Vanderpool and was
shown past the crowded classrooms
and lecture halls and music rooms to
room on the upper floor. The sound
Of a piano., violin and harp came out
to salute his ears with a familiar tune,
and he opened the door and stool
within a.large room filed with young
men and women. But it was not !
party which he beheld. He saw thai
at once. 1t was dancing class. Thu
pupils stood in line, awaiting the d.
rections of their teacher. T. {
He looked about him for Miss Van;
derpool, but the chairs by the wal
were vacant. Probably he had arrived
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30

too soon. However, he decided to in
quire Of the teacher. At that moment
he beheld her-Marie Vanderpool-in
her pretty pink frock with its short
dancing skirt, standing before the
class. 1t was she who was the teach
er. Her eyes had never seemed bright
ser. The smiles which were never will
ing to leave heralips played about them
bewitchingly. Her golden head looked
more adorable and unkempt than
ever. She seemed the incarnated spirit
of the Joy of life. She came running
toward him. - -'@ -
Come, comet" she cried. RI in
weighed you over here with a purpose.
l wanted you to show us the mazurka.
T You dance it. SO beautifully" She
called to the musicians to play a ma
zurka, gave the class permission to
be seated, and poised herself delicate
~. Come, GOMEZ" she cried again,
I insist on, your dancing the best you
know how" - -, y s,&5s.s. sss.. :,
Kenneth Hadley, the dignified' and
reserved, the man who had thought
himself little better than others and
had held himself somewhat llaughtily
aloof, bowed to his destiny and en-
tered heart and soul upon his task.
Nearly the whole evening was spent
upon this dance. fS; 81 s. T.. ::...s g..
s'.'We must get it just right Miss
Vanderpool insisted. 3'You see, we are
not learning in quite the usual way
on account of a lack of Abe knowledge
OF. the rudiments on the part of the
teacher And she laughed t.But we
propose to- dance as well as those who
have learned in the regular, old-fash-
Toned way Is, i@. FL i. ..l= I. ". a FL
Hadley looked about him and saw
in every face, whether it was that Of
q young man or young woman, of Jew
or Christian, of German, Bohemian,
ndinavian or Italian, Of factory,
hand or worker In the stock yards, a
look Of admiration and respect for
Miss Vanderp Moreover, her in
fictitious happiness had brought VI
vacity and something akin to delight
even into the heaviest face. ss @%; 554S
never liked your dancing SO much
as i do at this hour, Z he said to her
earnestly wish might help YOU 81
now and then. VA 81 . s.t.
Oh,S you could, you could But for
You perhaps i should not have real
lied ' that had one talent. It never
occurred to me that being happy ; and
hayilrg ght feet could be a talent III
There was q Virginia rec l-iust.s 81, az
way Of sdiversi and Marie Wander
pool fitted through it like q spirit 81
JOY. ss.s I, |7sf
@ If a5sman is unable to say nothing
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s.sF5s new departure In which Mr..
Moody was deeply interested goes into
effect at Mount Hermon next month.
Hereafter the school will be In practi.
4'csaslly cont inuous session, the year be-
Ing divided into three terms Of sixteen
weeks each. The new church at Mount
5Hie Ter: ION, formed just before Mr.. Moody
dice died has already admitted thirty
young men as new mem ers on confess
sion of faith. *%i%ss ; %;S1,.ss5 IA. S.5.
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AtMisogynist's Suspicion:

4 During the interval between the sec
5ond and third acts at English's last
night the program showed that the or
chestra would play The Spider and
the Fly. It played 4 Mend lssohn's
wedding march. Now, 4: a suspicion
might se-b11t, Of course, only in
the mind Of a misogy st. = dianap-
oils News. 81 ss5s s5js
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! - queer case came up in the Senate
recently, Illustrative Of the. mixed re-
4lation which Cuba bears to the United
States. Mr.. Stewart presented Pc
tlt1on from certain citizens of that ISL
y and an in regard to the landing of cable
there, and moved that it be referred
regularly to the committee on military
affairs. Mr.. Morgan, Of Alabama,
called attention to the Senate rule for
bidding the presentation of a petition
from citizens Of foreign country.
such a petition must go through the
State Department. Mr.. Stewart argued
that these petitioners did not come un-
der the head Of foreigners, because
Congress had power to legislate on the
subject concerning which they APP
pealed, and this view finally prevailed.
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She Felt Sure.

your husband has heap to say
about how the country shall be run"
said the neighbor. II recken he takes
hisself fur a purity smart man."
Il reckon he does." said Mrs. Corn
tossel. "But i don't low he's ever
goin' to set the world on fire."
mo. not if he has to gitsout him
self an chop the wood fur kindlin' to-
start the blaze. ''-Washington Star.
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EA = !. ]; ]. R II +

Dorothy Our Audubon club had q
lovely meeting this afternoon. 4
: Papa-What did you do, dear ?
Dorothy-Oh we passed an enthusi-
astic resolution appointing a commit
tee to take Immediate steps-right off,
you know-for the protection Of the
cuckoo.
Papa-The cuckoo?
Dorothy-Yes, papa; in the cuckoo
clock, you Detroit Free Press.
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Binder Irvine at Low Prices.

II you want a special inside price on binder
Irvine, either Sisal, Standard or MANILA cut
this notice out and mail to SEARS, RoEBUcK
& Co. (Binder Irvine Department., Chicago,
stating about how much Irvine you will require
and how soon you will want it, and they will
save you money by Ding you price that
will either secure your order or compel the
party who supplies you to sell to you at o lower
price than he otherwise would $.5f$ 573 {S{gs=
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lam sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-Mrs. THos. ROBBINS,
Maple Street. Norwich, N. Y, Feb. Il, 1900
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%&3 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. g..
fammation allays pain cures Wind collie. Csc bottle
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His Possession

Teller-Dolly Hunnigirl acts like
: one possessed! H. ..... ...$.a
J, Cleverton-Yes; she is engaged to-
me.-Harper's Bazaar. -
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100000 AGENTS WANTED:
Men and women, boys and girls, all over
the United States. Big money, easy work.
Marshall B Co., Dep'tlO, Chicago. 's
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Il It's a part of the collectors calling to-
find dishonest people out. 81
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II PARKER's HAIR BALsAM 10 the favorte for dressing
the hair and renewing its life and color. E>4i4
HINDxRooRGs, the best cure for corns. 15cta.
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Creeds on the Res taurant Side

8 made "a great mi stake in build
ing our church. So 2? ?n'
the audience room ough 6 to be smaller
and the kitchen and parlors larg & 20 "a
indianapolis j ourna
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FITS Permanently Cured. No nervousness after
first days of DR.. K1ine's Great Nerve kestorer.
gend for FREE 1900 trial bottle and treatise.
To- r. q. KANE, Ltd. sSl Arch St., Philadelphia Pa
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5 Barbara rietchie promises to be-
come almost as mythical as the man
who struck a Billy Patterson.

A law now under the conside rationl
OF the congress Of the Argentine Re-
bic provides for the reading Of the
Bible Il='lbD Ne ia the public schools. "a
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Halls Catarrh Cure ~, -
Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

The overworked florist says he feels
"bloomin' tired" -
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Missed again-the divorced woman
who resumed her maiden name. g.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30

1t isn't spring laziness that makes
the average clock have a white face.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30

n u a Send for "Choice Recipes"
by Waiter Baker. = CO. Ltd, Doychester Mass,
mailed freq. NenEen this paper. }ST5 rs 81 &Etz
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s5 More Deadly Than Bullets.
The British var d epartme mt is more:
deadly to English generals than the
Beers, louisville Commercial
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Secret expenditures OF Great
Britain do not seem to have kept pace
with the spread Of militarisn1 They
have been less Of late than they were.
\ st the beginning Of the century The
money voted to defray the charge Of
her Il mrajesty's foreign and other secret
services, in 1884 hardly exceeded
81 LOO 900, and for the last few years has
4 averaged about s15o, O0O. ct in 1920.
\ s30o 900 was appro priated for the pur--5.
nose nose and III 1914 and the year Of Wa
; terloo the vote was no less than $$S75,
900. .3sE
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Theatrical mana gers announce strong
attractions for the week. ~
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Even the Jail bird who knows how to
sing cannot break forth in song.
NetEhbor., 'ChiIdren !,

3 Neighbors, ChiIdren Only.
Jinks here $ one good thing about
spoiled children.
Blink w ha Is that 55S: q
j inks One never has them IN ones
own house. New York Weekly. {s
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It's long street that has no piano
organ turning. &s
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& Is the colored beauty's complexion.
what you would call chocolate creamyt
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. s. as man is una able to say nothing
and y q saw wood, he can at least try ia
DO either one or the other. sS.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-27
BATAlLA EN- lUZ0N.
Los AmerlCanOs DerrotadOS.

DE Manila co ha recibo el 81.
guiente despacho; El Primer TIE.
niente Tebyger y 40 hombres de
la compahia III, treinta y tres regi-
miento, voluntarios dc los Il. IT,,
Segundo Teniente Granson V.
Heidi, setenta hombres de Ia tro.
pa l., tercero dc caballeria, atsca.
ron q los insurgentes catorce mi
Has al oriente do Havean, provin-
cia de Ilocos, Luzon. Desarrolla.
ron una fuerte posicion ocupada
por cosa do 400 rilleros, mil HON.
bres armados do bolos, al mando
do Juan VILLAIN or, subordinate de
Tinos. Una desesperada lucha SO
trab6, y nuestros soldados, a pesar
dc la lucha numerica conque tu.
vieron que contender, so defendie.
ron con mucha brayura. I'll asis.
tente ciruJano Bath y un soldado
capturados temprano on la pelea
fueron puestos on libertad por
Villamor Segun 10 que estos in
forman los iusurgentes estan mu-
cho mas fucrtes que 10 que habia
dicho, y su perdida, caloulada mo-
deradamente, pas6 do l50. Nues-
ira perdida fue dc varios muertos
y muchos heridos.
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To Advertisers.

We guarantee the largest ciIet,la-
tion of any other weekly publishsd
in New Mexico and give our pest
office as references to verify it.
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IS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICo sABADo DE oCTUBRE DE 1900

diio, hahlando de nuestro candidate
para collector: clos Unionistas me han
puesto de competitor a Henry Neafus,
etc" Asi mismo, creyendo segura la
nomination de Don Margarito los de
su facelon tormaron de anteman0 Ia
bolets que debia prevalecer en- la con.
venciou.
Los de la faecion de Margarito Sc
sentian tan contentos como'u pas
euas y la algeria del mismo Margarito
era tan grsnde que el dia que encontra-
ron 4 Rodey y al Gobernador en- la es-
lacion, SO puso q Ia cabeza de Ia banda
y Anduvo durante la procession haeien-
do las veees de tambor mayor, bailando
como un mstachin.
Don Msrgarito no sonaba Ia traieion
que.s hernno Eugenio lie tenia prepa-
rada. No obstante que lie habia dicho
qae.se iba retirar en- su favor, ell yiejo
zorro eviQentemente siGuio apoyando
su propia canddatura y las de sus fa-
yoritos, de 10 que no supieron nsda los
de la faccion de Margarito hasta que
estuvo para reunirse la convention,
cuando era demasiado tarde para poner
ell remedio. Aparece que luego que
empezaron llcgar las delegaciones d la
ciudad, el ylejo Eugenio Sc puso en-
obra contar narices, seeretamelte, por
supuesto, y hsbiendose eerciorado que
los suyos estaban en- la mayoria, con
ellos tuvo una reunion secreta y ALI Sc
arregI0 la boleta que debia prevalecer
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-27

mejores Republlcanos. Don Santos Sc
ha hecho odioso causa de su ambiclon
por la teta. Siempre que CORE pierde
y sin embargo todavia insiste on que
es el fdolo del pueblo. Es una especie
&c empleo-maniaco, debido, tai vez, q
su falta de habilidad para hacer Ia vida
de otro modo.
jose Ramirez para Juez dc Pruebas.
Este eseogimiento fue el colmo de los
disparates de la convention. Un bu-
llsnguero cualquiera para Juez de
Pruebae, solamente una convention
como la de Eugenio Romero podria ha-
Der hecho tai escogimiento. Sn selcc-
cion fu6 un capricho de los Eugenistss
con el fin de haceI hnmillante la situa.
cion de la otra faccion, Ia cual, hay que
coniesaf.o, present0 para esa candida
tnra el nombre de uno de los caballeros
mas honrados dc este condado, Don
Severe Baca, de Los Alamos, pero Ia
faccion Eugenista 10 derrot0 con su
bullanguero.
Eugenio Romero, para collector, y
Cleofes, su hijo, para alguscil mayor,
No habia otro hiio desocupsdo por csc
no 10 coIocaran,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-27

te como Florencio Esquibel ell de agri.
mensor. Los dos fueron escogidos, no
por sus aptitudes, sino porqae son de
la fscclon Sc crey6 que sc enojarian
81 no les daban algo.
Gregorio Varela: Este era buen hom.
bre, pero las cartas Y la chiche 10 han
echado perder Mam6 del partido de
la Union, ha estado msmsndo dos amos
del partldo republicano y quiere seguir
mamando toda la vida III y su com
padre Felix, con ell cuento Que San Je
ronimo es precinto republcano, Green,
como Don Eugenio, que ell partido re-
publicano esta obligado q mantenerlos,
Su ambieion por Ia teta los ha CONVEX
lido en- hombres repulsivos.
Cusndo Sc consiguio la nomination
de Varela ocurrio un acto digno de men.
cion. Pablo Jaramillo era candidate
para la misma posiclon y pertenecia
la faccion de Margir Cuando VIC
que no tenia chsnza, ,hizo IN arreglo con
Don Gregosio por medic del cual este
Sc comprometio q nombrarlo de diputa-
do. Luego este sujeto, ID mismo que
Spiess, Sc convirtio en- traidor en- la
convention sostuyo todos los candi.
dstos de Don Eugenio.
FL candidate para ASSESSOR, Don Santos
Esquibel es el hombre mas Unpopular
en- el con iado nunca habrla sido no
minado 81 no Sc mete en- la faccion de
Don Eugenio Es'e 10 sac6 en- HON.
bros no obstante las protestas de los
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-27
La Convention
fugeniSta.
Arbitrdridmente fOrma Una BOIe-
ia de SuS fdyOritOS Con Ell
Padre y el HljO a Ia
CdbeIa.
LOS MfJORES REPUBlICANOS
fUER0N ECHAD0S ABAJO.

La convention "Eugenists" tuvo lu-
gar en- esta a prIncIpios de la semana
La session principle el LINES por la ma
mana termino el Microbes al rayar de-
dia. La session pasara a la historic
como una de las conveuciones mas me.
morables de la epoca. La perGdia, la
TRACTION Y los metodos mas corrompi-
dos de arbitrariedad y antoridad abso-
luta caractelizaron de una orilla q la
otra los procedimientos del alborotado
reboItijo.
A las dieZ de la mansna del Lines Sc
reunio la convention pero Sc prorrog0
en- seguida para ir q la estacion del fe-
rrocarril a encontrar su "accidencia
guerrero" Miguel A, 0tero, y ell candi-
dato Republlcano para delegado al con-
greso, Mr.. Rodey, que venian a decirles
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-10-27

tan NAL le fue ali qle ell gobeenador
Otero, de ID TINA, 10 mlnd6 Gqui de
procurador Su rrgistro fqi como Of
cial p1blco, es el de un polltquero sin
escInpllo sin conciencia. Antes de
qie ,ermine la campafa ventilaremos
mas detenidamente su registro.
p Mr.. Frank Springer es un caballero
en- todo el seutido de la palabrs, es un
buen licenciado, pero es M abogado
del ferrocarril y de aigunas olras corpo-
raciones y tsa cireunstaneia teme-
mos que sea obs aculo para que 81 no
pueda lcglslar "a favor del trsbsjador.
Los Representatives. Indaleclo Sena y
Chapman, llbres de las iniluencias re-
pu0llcsnas, de que Sc yeian rodtados 81
van d santa Fe, todfian hacer bien, por-
quo no son malos hombres, pero no
teniendo ni la experiencia nj demasia.
da capacida6, la gavilA do republca-
nos que iTd q Santa FL, 81 son eleetos,
40 tardaT6 IN desvIarlos del camin0 de
la rectitu1. Z,carias Valdez. A qni6n
diablos Sc le ocurre que este poltiquero
de odcio & hijo dc la mamuncia ptr
ahididura, pueda ser bucn legissdol2
lgnorante, preocupado y sin coneiencia,
81 va d la legislature 60 convertIia en-
Instruments 'pastura" De los polficos
y seIa ell primero en abogar meddas
partidarIss Y perniciosas. llasta los
mlsmos repuhlican6s admiten que es e
es uno dc los peores parches en- la hole-
Ia de Eugeuio Romero y asegurau que
fu6 poitulado debido la inGuencia de
Don Eugenio cuyQ mandadero rs.
Los ComIsionados: Don Roman Ca
hegos es un bnen hombre, un cabalero,
pero que bien pod'a haeeE en- compa-
MA de Felix Essnibel y A, 7, Rogers
81 san elec!osG Nngulo de es,os ,lli-
mos llene las aptitndes para desempe.
mar el empleo de comisionado y fueron
essogidns potqne perteDecen d la com
binaoion de Don Eugenio y por que co
'ieie IA seeurldId que sera Gets sir.
vlen'es de- Ia rutda.
Ciando SO hacia q escogmieoto del
primer comisonido. los dc Ia faccion
Engehiss posluaron Esquibel y los
dc las contrsria a VIM Frank. El vie.
Jp fugenio apoy6 la cardidatura de
Esqnibel y al hacerlo dijo que Frank
hahia sido comIsionsdo por dos amos y
qus era bueno Hemudar! Cuaudo
decia este Sc olvido quIzd del hecho
one 81 Y los suyos han mamado tods Ia
yiday slguen mamando, qae el mis-
no Esqulbel es uno lie los que No qnie.
re dcjir inferno para otro.
Lucisno ! 0pez, aunane buen j6ven
personalmcnte, es'a tan caliacado para
ldesempehar el cargo de superintendent.
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A los Republicanos cuauto los aman Y
cuanto han hecho y hpran por tllos 81
siguen siendo liples las doctrinas del
partido, diciendo amen q todo 10 bueno
y 10 maIo auLqne Sea encontra de ellos.
Reciblda su "accidencla' y el caudi-
dalo para delegado fueron escoliados d
la casa de cortes donde en- perfecta ar
monia pasaron Ell r,sto del dia "alabin-
DO us modejas" hacienda response
bles q los Dem6cratas y Unionlstas de
todos los pecados del mundo incluso ell
que cometieron Adam y Eva en- el pa
raiSJ.
Antes de seguir mas adeanle con
este relate nos permitimos una bfeve
dgresion para'dar un POGO de historic.
Ilaela tempo que Don Eugenio II :
nero y su hefmsno Margar!o venian
ialandose de las motss por el empleo de
collector. Los dos presentaban argu.
nentos en- favor DE- sus reclamos a lapo-
sicion. Don MargariCo decia que 3era
no solamenente el mejor collector one
ha tebido ell condado silo el inico qae
puede mantjar psa oHcina. Agregaba
ademas que los grandes pagadores de
tasacion insistian en- que q fnera el CO.
ltctor por dos enos mas, que no pu-
diend. desairar esa sdplica porque 81 10
hacis Sc arruinaba politicamen'e, inss-
tia eD no dejirle Ia teta q su hermano
Eugenio. Este de su parte decia que
respec'o d sus caliIicacones para ma
ne lar la oficina no 50 fereaba por Mar
garlic y alegaba que este haoia mama
do dos efi fidsy'qne 10 era mas que jnsto
que 10 dejara namar a 81 otros dos para
yer 81 pn ede repontr 10 que ha perdido
en- Ia poll ics.
Esta eoniencion entire los dos hernia
manos Sc fue agrlando con ell tiempo
hssta que cause una division que aunt
nszaba Ia existencia del partido.
Desppes que hubo pasade la ponyen'
cion que se tuvoplra mandar delfgados
4 Ia convention territorial en- Santa Fe
huce tempo, y en- la cual prtsentar n
un espec aculo muy .ridiculo los dos
hermanos, pelesndose por el GobiernC
de la convention, y tn tnya ptlea los
mayores enemigos de Don Euganlo fut'
ron sus hi ,s Cleofes y secuuoino, me-
diaron algunos amigos entire ellos lo'
hicieron arreglar sus dferencias con
descendiendo Don Engenio cn retirars'
de la candldstura Ell favor dc Margar
to. Don Msrgarito acept0 de tan but
ma fe la determination &c su hermann
que desde el momento emptz0 a pre-
gonsr qne d era Il candidate para co
Iector, y tan SECURE estaba de la nomi
nacion que en- las yi'peras de ia con
yencion, en- una Iunts puollel