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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
CITY MAY DIRECT
RUNNING OF CARS.
Associate City Counselor Investi-
eating City's POwer-Subur-
ban Report Like Transit's.

Lawyers say an important feature of the
contemplated general ordinance for regulat-
ing the operation If street cars will be, If 1t
is legal, a section specifying the number Of
cars that must be run on every division.
Obviously, it is said. the law cannot regu-
late the exact number by stating in direct
terms how many shall be operated, but it
can effect an Improvement by declaring a
minimum intermission between cars. The
result will be equivalent to designating how
many cars shall be run.
Associate City Counselor Woerner is not
certain. as yet, that the city cen amend
sections of special ordinances which desig-
mated running schedules. AS question of
common law, however, attorneys in the
City Counselor's office are disposed TO be-
lieve that the city has the power to re-
Quire changes that are designed to make
the street railway service adequate.
They say the first object OF street rail-
way franchise is to afford accommoda tions
to the public. For this purpose. above all
others, are franchises granted. One attor-
ney thinks that the distance apart of cars
can be included among police regulations,
which cannot be abrogated or delegated bv
the Municipal Assembly.
Mr.. Woerner has completed the compiIa-
tion of ordinances relating to street rail-
ways. Yesterday he showed 1t to Mayor
Wells. These scattered ordinances, many Of
which are contradictory, will be merged into
one general ordinance. When he returns the
revised bill to the Committee on Railroads
of the City Council. Mr.. Woerner will trans
nit with it batch of amendments
At present he is investigating the power
OF the city in regard to schedules. II he
concludes that the city has authority To reg.
u!ate the time between cars, regardless of
provisions of special ordinances. he will re.
port his opinion to the Municipal Assembly.
30 that competent section may be incorno.
rated In the new law.
The st. Louis and Suburban Railway
Company yesterday filed with CITY Register
Fftzgibbon statement Of its passenger
traffic in the first quarter Of this wear I'ito
the Transit Company's report it shows an
increase in the number of passengers car
ried and decrease in the number of trims
In the first quarter of this year go ss,
passengers were carried in S2,552 trips. In
the same months last year s,4ss. .les passen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11

Austin. Tex. April 1O.-Governor sayres
has directed letters to Zapata County, in
order to find out the situation there. and If
the reported suffering is confirmed he will
at once take steps to relieve it.
Ten Thousand Persons Starving.
1t is said that 10000 persons are suffering
for lack of food, and unless relief is sent
a majority of them will die of starvation
before the summer fairly begins. For two
years no rain has fallen and all vegetation
has ceased to grow. The clergy of Corpus
Christi. led by Bishop Johnson. have issued
the following appeal:
Conditions most serious; people suffering
for food: no need to investigate: no means
of travel: no provender; no animals to draw
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
AR. DRAPER's CONDITION.
hR.
Leg Amputated to Save His Life
He May Recover.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Campaign. ILL.,. April 10.-The left leg Of
President Andrew s. Draper of the Uni
versty of Illinois was amputated at the
knee last night at IL o'clock. The patient
is at present resting easily. and unless un-
looked-for complications arise the physicians
are confident that he will recover. The op-
Grafton was necessary to prevent blood
poisoning, gangrene having already de-
veloped in the bursted portion of the leg.
The amputation was made by Doctor
Nicholas Sem of Chicago and Doctor s. NJ.
Wylie of Paxton, Doctor Bayard Holmes of
Chicago assisting. While the physicians
favorable, they aamit that should a clot
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

DohES III.
Secretary of State Sam B. Cook has added
Chapter No. to his campaign book of Mis-
souri,. 1t deals with Republican fallacies
concerning Democratic losses OF recent
years.
The Republican Convention of Clinton
County, ILL.,, resulted in victory for the
Mason-Dawes element over the Yates-Hop-
kins faction.
The Missouri State Board of Equalization
has announced the total value of Mtssouri's s
land and personal property at more than
81. .046, ,O00, 900. an increase over last year eX-
ceedng $s7, 100000.
As required by law. Governor Dockery has
just completed an examination of the State
Treasurer's books. There Is more than
s2.5oo.0oO in the Treasury.
The girl murdered at Detroit is Identified
and her music teacher is arrested. charged
with the crime.
The body OF Detroit man is found on the
street near his home. and a roomer at his
home is accused OF killing him.
Marine Intelligence.
New York, April 1o.-Arrived: Deutsch-
land, Hamburg, Southampton and Cher
bourg. Sailed Auguste Victoria, Ham
burg via Plymouth and Cherbourg: L LAqui-
taine. Havre; Brandenburg, Bremen.
Liverpool, April 1O.-Arrived: Ivernia, Bos-
ton. Sailed: Boston -.
Genoa, April 1o.-Arrived: Kaiserin Maria
Therese. New York. via Naples.
Havre, April 10.-Arrived: La Savoie, New
York
Glasgow. April 1o-Sailed: Siberian, Phil
adeiphia.
Queenstown, April 1O-Sailed:i Teutonic.
New York; Belgenland, Philadelphia (both
from LiverpooD.
London. April 1o.-sailed: Minneapolis
New York
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vehicles. The almost total lack of trans
portation facilities is the gravest difficulty
to be overcome in relieving the stricken peo-
pie. Rescuers will have to provide their
own animals.
From Austin comes word that destitute
people have subsisted on the roots of the
cacti for several months. and that women
and children are wandering freely up and
down the sandhills. begging piteously for
a few grains of corn or handful of raw
beans.
Donation From Lumbermen.
Houston, Tex April 10.-At the session c t
the State Lumbermen's Association, fund
of 81. 200 for the drought sufferers in Zapata
County was collected
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
SHOOTS TO DEFEND MOTHER.
Otto Steiner Badly Wounds His
Father in Belleville.

Otto Steiner. 16 years old. of Beleville, is
under arrest. and his father. William Stein
er. is at st. Elizabeth's Hospital in Belle
willie suffering from two wounds inflicted
by 9,caiiber revolver in the hands of his
in defense of his mother, whom his father
was beating with broom.
Shortly before midnight two shots rang
out from NO. IA Short street, Belleville
and neighbors, rushing in, found Otto Stein
er with smoking revolver in his hand
bending over the figure of his father
MIS- Steiner stood beside her son, scarce.
" realizing what had happened
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Hoods Jdrsdp0riiLa
and Pills

Eradicate 1t, positively and absolutely.
This statement is based on the thou
sands of permanent cures these medi-
cines have wrought.
My daughter had scrofula. with eleven
sores on her neck and about her ears.
ed and she took 1t and was cured. She Is
now in good health" MRS. J. H. JONES.
Parker City, IAl
Hoods sarsaparfIla promises to cure
And keeps the promise.
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FIVE OFFICERS ARE
KILLED IN FIGHT.
Bloody Conflict Follows Attempt
to Arrest jim Wright in Scott
County, Virginia.

Knoxville, Tenn. April 1o-A telephone
message from Jonesboro. Tenn. TO the Jour
nal and Tribune says that in an attempt to
arrest Jim Wright. wanted in Hancock
County on the charge of murder. in Scot.
County, Virginia. to-day five of the Sheriff's
posse were killed and two wounded by
Wright's party
Wright was wounded and captured. All
the members OF his party got away.
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Win.low,. Lieutenancx.

Washington, April 1O-Richard P VIM
slow Of Jackson. Miss, is in Washington.
Mr. Winslow has just arrived from New
YORK where he successfully passed an ex-
animal tion for Lieutenancy In the regular
army. This Lieutenancy was given to
Representative Hooker by the late Presi-
dent Mckinley. who was a warm friend
OF the ex-Confederate. AT first Colonel
given, as, to his mind, every Mississippian
was man Of honor and soldier in the
true tr sense OF the word. He finally chose
MI. Wfnslow, who has an excellent record.
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Scroful,a

II is commonly inherited.
Few are entirely free from it.
Pale. weak. puny children are afflicted
with It In nine cases out Of ten, and
many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches in
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, infamed eyelids, sore ears, ricketts,,
catarrh, wasting, and general debility.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S.62l.14o;
balances, $3.50. .03o. Local discount rates were
firm between ~ and 81. per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. lOc premium bid. 2oc premium asked
Chicago, 2Oc premium bid, SOC premium
asked Cincinnati. Louisville and New Or
leans, par bid. 1Oc premium asked
Wheat closed higher at 70E d7o1sc July,
sIzdSOc No. red Corn closed higher at
6oLc asked May, SIC No. mixed. Oats
closed at 22kc May. 4Sisa43zc No. North
ern.
The local market for spot cotton was l-1Sc
higher.
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AIRSHIP KING SEEKS
IDEAS IN AMERICA,
Continued From Page One.

but never saw a man on board a vessel
VINO was as popular as Santos Dumont
We did not have particularly pleasant
voyage. but he kept us in the air all the
time, so to speak,
NJ. Santos-Dumont's machInist and friend
NJ Emanual Aime. was at one time ser
retary OF the Aero Club of Paris, and was
the inventor of the thermosphere. the IA
nous contrivance by which a balloon may
be lowered or raised.
NJ. Aime's admiration for his friend is
unbounded. and 1t was he who. when Paris
doubted the ability of Santos Dumont
stood by him and prophesied great things.
He said:
1t Is not an idle dream of Santos Dr.
mont that We will some day cross the ocean
In airships. When it is done. transatlantic
traffic will be reduced one-half in time
that Is. with favorable winds, one might go
to Paris in half the time it now takes.
1T is very funny to hear people ask NJ.
Santos-Dumont IL he has ever been in
America before, as he is known throughout
Europe as an American. and calls himself
an American. having been born and brought
up in BRAZIL
PASSENGERS DRINK TO
SANTOs-DUMONT'S HEALTH.
At the Captains dinner last night the en-
tire company drank the health of Santos
Dumont and wished him success. Nearly
all the male passengers sat up until mid
night, waiting to get in touch with Nam
tucket- The aeronaut sent the following
telegram by the Marconi system:
world"
This is the Brazilian's third trip to this
country. his former visits having been
made before he gained fame as King of
the air."
n. Santos is stopping at the Hotel Neither
lands and retired shortly after O'Clock to.
night worn out by his ocean voyage.
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form higher UP in the artery 1t would be
almost impossible to save his life,
The operation was necessitated by the
clotting of blood in the arteries Of the leg
The supply of blood was entirely shut OF
for several hours, and 1t was found impos-
were found to be hardened through the de-
posit of calcereous substance, and, being
strained, did not assume their normal posi-
tion.
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CREED REVISION PROCEEDS.
Committee Discusses Third Article
of Statement of Doctrine.

washington. April 1o.-The Presbyterian
Committee on Greed Revision continued
their sessions here to-day. The discussion
was entirely over the third article of the
statement Of doctrine. This relates to what
is enthusiastically termed the Divine pur-
pose. -.''-7
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See that the youngsters get a chance to
try for the art prizes that will be set forth
on the back page of next Sundays Repub-
lie comic section.
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gers were carried in 6s.54s trips. This quar-.
ter shows an increase of 1s4.423 in the num-
ber of passengers carried and decrease Of
69S4 in the number Of trips. In the last
quarter of 1901 the road carried $3.50 ss4 pas
sengers in "a. SIS trips.
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NEW TICKET OFFICE of vandalia-
PENNSYLVANIA lines is at eth and Olive SITS.
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Almost Six Million Dollars Have Been Expended Clinton County
Since British Agents Commenced Buying Mules
Purchases Amount to More Than 1900, and Made
by GuytOn & Harrington, WhO in Turn, Sell to Agents
n Africa-Bitter Opposition Interference.
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NEW TICKET OFFICE Of vandalia-
Pennsylvania lines is at 7th and Olive sts
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sued for Breach of Promise.

REPCBLIC SPECIAL. r
Abilene. Kas., April 10-Alice Biery, =
years old. has sued Robert Kenney. a
wealthy young farmer of Illinois for $4,000
damages for breach of promise. Their we'd
ding was set for March 10, but he refused to
marry her
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-11

nIau0un nvce Color anything any color.
: VnMUHV pICS Never fail! Always sure!
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Judges Ryan and Douglas will hear argu-
ments on a motion of the Circuit Attorney
TO increase the bonds OF indicted men In the
. bribery cases, in some instances as high as
100000
The Missouri Historical Society holds Its
annual memorial meeting.
Postmaster Baumhoff requests an addi-
tional appropriation Of S17a.0O9 for help need
ed in handling increased volume Of business.
Superintendent F. Louis Soldan is revising
the course OF study of St. Louis schools.
which has not been changed since 1895.
A. S. Doss of North Township. Sharp
County. Ark, passes through st. Louis to
solicit aid at Chicago for drought sufferers.
Comptroller Player reports an increase Of
sls5 900 in the city's revenue for the first
year of Mayor Wells's administration.
William H. K. Redmond, Irish envoy and
president Of the United Irish League, will
be warmly welcomed on his-arrival hete to-
Gay.
Wallace d. Simmons says the details for
the merger Of the hardware companies have
not been completed.
The pending Indian appropriation bill pro-
vides for the establishment and maintenance
CT an Indian supply warehouse in ST. Louis
The Luxembourg school controversy may
be carried into court.
Associate City Counselor Woerner is in
vestigating the city's power to direct rum
ming of street cars. s.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05
Wants and For Sale.

Wanted-A dressmaker. Apply 521,
Colorado.
For rent, good three room house. In
quire at this office.
Wanted-Girl for general housework,
small family, apply 1882 White.
Wanted-three or four rooms for light
house keeping. Apply at this office.
For sale cheap-a No / oil range
Good as new. Arply 657 Colorado ave.
FARMS TO TRADE-We have a mum Der
OF good farms to trade for Grand juno
ton or Denver property.
Cameron & Began.
House Work-all it's branches neatly
and quickly done. Wall paper cleaning
specially. Address, City. P. o. box
2l4. Phone $50 black. Victor Thsrp.
Formerly Avenger i Tharp.
Furnished rooms, with or without
board. at the Fairlawn Entirely re.
decorated both inside and out, and un.
der new management. Finest location
in the city. Reasonable rates. Mrs.
Samuel Wrath, proprietor.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05
How the Money Goes.

The king receives GS03 in lieu OF
duty and butterage on wines imported
into the duchy of Lancaster; the Prince
of Wales receives many thousands a
year for the loss of duties on tin in
Cornwall, and the housekeeper of the
crown Office receives G13 year be-
cause the House of Lords. in an i'm
pulsive moment eighteen years ago,
abolished her post and left her with
nothing to do. In the days of its early
manhood England had an officer of the
pipe, whatever that may have been
and the officer of the pipe had salary
OF G62 9s Sd a year. The pipe is bro
ken and the last officer is dead, but
nobody seems able to stop his wages.
They have been paid since the days
of Charles II, and they seem likely to
oe paid until the Stuarts come again.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05

Consult the Dytrica clAirvoyants and
palmiste. Candy house, 2l5 Rood street.
Frank j. Ma1feld left today for Pu
eblo. Mr.. Maxfield 10 a we'll known rail-
road man.
The Boston Mining Bureau, a paper
devoted exclusively to mining matters
has long article In it's last issue regard
ing the Grand Junction smelling plant
Mrs. G. P. holland entertained num-
her OF ladies at her home on east Main
street this afternoon, at thimble party.
Progressive story telling was also fea-
ture OF the afternoon.
Several special trains OF Shriners pas
sed through this city yesterday and last
night and more will be coming today
They are en-route to San Francisco
where they hold their national conven-
ton.
Word has been received in this office
that the Loder Pyritic smelter at Buena
Vista, which WAS enjoying a remarkably
good patronage has been purchased by
the smelter trust of Colorado. The
smelter at Buena Vista is on the same
plan as the enc proposed for Grand
Junction
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05
Death of Child.

Hazel Freemeyer, aged three years, the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Fresmeyer, residing near Palisade, died
this morning OF spinal meningitis. The
funeral will occur tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock from the Garfield school
house, interment in Orchard Mesa ceme-
tary. Undertaken Bannister has charge
OF the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05
Inordinate Vanity.

jackson loves to see his name in
print. doesn't he?" II should say So
Why, the morning after he was mar
ried he got up at 8 o'clock to read the
wedding notices in the papers. Town
Topics.
Every one can master grief hut he
hat has 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-05

Henry W Ross left last night for the
east
The real warm weather Of the sseson
began Yesterday.
New crossings are being laid in various
parts OF the city.
All kind OF bicycle supplies at A. G.
Fletcher s--west Main.
The famous Fowler wheel at A. c.
Fletcher's bicycle shop,
When hiring a team always rem ber
that Bedwells are best.
Everything in style when you go out
10 one Of Pedwell's rigs.
Frank Dodge, prominent tinancier of
Delta is in the city today.
Go to Mrs. Taylors, opposite the
Grand for a full dish of ice cream.
Mrs. Lee Ten Eyck is visiting in the
city from her home IN Salt Lake City.
Consult the Dytrics clairvoyants and
palmists, Candy House, 2l5 Rood street.
Mayor j. M. Sam pliner will go as far
as Denver with Mrs Sampliner tonight.
Consult the Dytrics clairvoyants and
palmists. Candy house 2l5 Rood street.
When it comes to question OF com.
fort, there is nothing equal to Bedwell'e
buggies.
We give you expert service at our new
~ M tb
druggists.
There are two new red buggies in the
city. They look good SO they belong to
the Blue barn.
Mrs. Samuel G. McMullen will enter
tain large number of lady friends to-
morrow afternoon.
Zach Bertholf, one Of Plateau's best
known farmers was in the city the past
few days on business.
No expense spared to make our soda
fountain draw the finest drinks G. D.
Smith d Co the druggists.
Mrs. D. X. Torrance and son will
leave June for Illinois for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
II you are going to buy Wheel don't
do it until you see the Fowler at Fletcb
er's. There is none better made.
Its pretty warm these days, and great
deal of pleasure can be had by taking a
drive in one OF Bedwell's carriages.
Our mems and boys pants are selling
fast because the quality and prices are
right, Graham & Hards.
Mrs. +. e, Greenway is acting as cash
Ter at the Mesa Dry Goods company
store during the pig June clearance
sale.
No spring or summer goods will be
carried over at the Ladies Emporium.
Therefore everything has been marked
down.
Mrs James Munson will leave Satur-
day for an extended trip to points in
Nebraska and Iowa She will be absent
several months.
j. G. Glassford is building very
pretty five room cottage on the two lots
adjoining his home property In tie
northeast part OF the city.
Our summer shirts, neckties, collars,
cuffs, handkerchiefs and hosiery are dan
dies and the prices are right.
Graham & Hards.
Hon. A G. Wilson OF Marathon, Iowa,
member OF the Iowa Legislature arrived
on No. today for visit with his broth
er E. b Wilson OF the postoffice force.
We still have few boys suits ranging
in sizes from 9 to II years that we are
going to sell regardless OF cost.
Graham & Hards.
Mrs. Belle Eddins, nee Belle MoLaip,
left on No todoy to Join her husband,
Stephen Eddins, at Missoulp, Montans,
where he is employed on one OF the rail |
roads.
Have the Daily Sentinel sent to you
during your visit this summer. 1t costs
you no more than having it delivered in |
the city and will keep you posted on all |
the news.
1t is expected to have the new ice
plant in active operation by the irst of |
August The contract for the plant is
that it is 10 be in operation In seventy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-27
b C0l0I il|eT(CelniCO
( Otra vez Nicaragua :?
Una cOmisioh a Washington

Nueva York. jueves:-Comunican
de Washington, por TELEGRAPH, que en-
ell ministerio de Estado Sc ha recibido
una nota de Nicaragua, dando cuenta
de la salida de una comision compues-
ia de miembros importantes de aque-
LA Rep1blica, interesados Ell que Sc
construya la via martina internacio-
nal por Nicaragua.
La campaila del Herald, CONT
MIA con igual impetu secundada por
gran parte de la prensa
Ell Gobierno de Nicaragua ha ofre-
cido al de los Estados Unidos todo ge-
nero de facilidades para la Immediate
aceptaci6n de la via nicaraguense
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~ D. Luis NJ. Cintron su disting,l;-
da esposa han llcgado esta ciudad Sc hos
pedan en- el hotel "Inglaterra."
~ Los reverendos Padres Montes Y
Salas abandonaran en- breve Ii. parroQuia de
Mayaguez, en- la cual prestarou .excelentes
servicios
~ Ell "San Juan News" publica en- es-
paf1ol ingles, el manifesto del Partido Fe-
deral, frmado por los sefiores Palmer, Soler,
Larrinaga, Camuf1as, Guzman Benitez Acu1a,
Reguero Feli1 del Vale.
~ Sc encuentra enferIna en- San Tusn,
aunque no de cuidado, Ia sefiora v;uda del DR.
Tizol
Pero, seflor tcuando vuelve salir 'El
Carnaval"a IQue dice mister Tuzo? eQue
hace Barreiro2
x*x Hoy debe entrar, procedente de Ma
llorca, el bergantin espa1ol San jose -on
earga general.
x@x Don Juan Huerta, de Arecibo, Sc en-
cuentra ell esta 'ciudad.s - 1T
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Servieic Celegrafieo Especial
"BOLETN MERCANTU ~.

anoche en- estado agonico. La enfer-
medad que venia padeciendo el illus
tire filosofo ha sido declarada incura-
bic por los medicos que lie asisten.
La intlamacion en- los pulmones
ha tornado alarmantes sintomas de
cercana muerte. En- la capital Ide
Russia sc tenia la triste certidumbre de
que no pasaria del dia de hoy, el sabio
escritor.
FL sentimiento que produce esta
noticia en- Europa es immense.
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h C0|lC|0 en- Die
Actitud &c los rebeldes

New York, jueves.-Tanto Ale
mania como Inglaterra dudan de que
el Presidente Castro pueda cumplir los
compromises que honradamente con-
traiga en- la actualidad, pues los revo-
lucionarios dominan una gran parte
del territorio de la Republica y CONT
n1an recibiendo municiones del ex-
tranjero, con el fin de reconcentrarse
nuevamente entire Aragua y Carabobo.
Sigue, pues, el conflicto.