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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-03
The ENTERPRISE Supplement-: Wednesday, Dec 8, 1890

or one thing che had been scpupu-
lously careful, and that was 10 have no
word regarding her husbands cruel
death uttered In the bearing OF her
daughter. Still, Armida knew OF the
manner in which her father had come 10
his sad end.
But to the girl the tragic affair had
never been SO real and terrible as to her
mother, and in recent years, as the mat
ter was never referred to in her pres
ence. the whole story, which so much
affected her entire life, was buried in
the oblivion of shadowy youthful mem
cries.
The conversation at the opening of
this chapter might lead one to imagine
that Armida was Of rather peevish
temperament butsuch was not the case.
She had just cause to complain, and was
literally bored to death. She had been
sought aftor by every unmarried wearer
of pantaloons aud suspenders during
her stay at the Branch. Races one day,
garden party the next then ball,
followed by yachting excursions and a
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MRS. DELARO MET THEM AT TIE DOOR.
testify that they had seen the weapon
several times lying on tho bureau in
Mr.. velasquez's room.
Other witnesses followed, who spoke
In glowing terms Of Anton's character,
and then the Judge commenced TO
charge the Jury. He told them that the
guilt could not bo justly transferred
from the shoulders Of the prisoner to
those Of Velasquez on tho evidence given
and made prolonged reference to An
toms angry talk with Delaro and the
fact that he followed the murdered
man out OF the cellars.
The Judge wss Just suggesting the
reasonableness and probability Of Roy
man having committed the foul deed,
when Percy Lovel, who had been care
fully scrutmizing the stiletto, inter.
rupted.
The young follow had noticed that
the point OF tho weapon was broken.
Only an extremely small fragment OF
the point was missing, but IL was largo
enough to be noticed He handed tho
dagger 30 the lawyer for the defense and
drew his attention 10 the fact The
lawyer understood its purport IN q mo-
mont ts,
In rather rude and hasty manner,
but suoh % the occssion demanded, he
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CHAPTER VI

III hlr. Wilcox and Percy arc not back
here in a week VIC might as we'll return
to New York. 1t is getting late in the
season, and really, mamma, can not
endure much more Of the noiso and bus
tie OF this hotel"
"Have little patience, child; we may
hear from them any day"
"0hl mamma, II you could only know
how tired am Of being necessarily fol-
lowed and Swallowed by suitors OF oil
sorts and conditions and OF being made
love to by old men and smooth-faced
youths, you would say go, at. once,
and let Mr.. Wilcox follow u.s."
"No, my child 1t would never do to
90 until we hear from them. There is
no alternative but to wait"
''Very well, just as you say, mamma;
but am very anxious for a change"
The last speaker was Armida Delaro.
Eleven years had elapsed since she left
the vineyards and blue skies Of the Pa
ciflc slope and now she was grown into
one Of the most perfect Of Gods Great
ures-a beautiful woman. Tho rich
Southern blood which she had inherited
from her parents tinged hor checks
with subdued flush Of perfect health.
She was tall, graceful girl, and per-
feet type OF Southern beauty; though q
decided brunette she was not so dark as
10 be distinguished for it. With her
beauty she seemed to have inherited
also the sweet disposition Of her mother,
together with the frank open-hearted-
ness OF her father.
Mother and daughter were sitting in
private parlor forming one Of their
suite Of rooms at tho West End Hotel,
Long Branch, where they had been
spending the summer. II was only dur
ing the last two years that Mrs. Delaro
had enjoyed much Of her daughters So
oiety,. for they had necessarily been
thrown very much apart owing 10 the
mothers set determination to PERSONAL
ly assist in the search for her husbands s
murderer.
This employment which had kept
her travelling all tho time, combined
with the fact that Armida had becn at-
tending school at convent near TO
Paris gave them very little opportunity
OF being together.
Mrs. Delaro really showed very little
sign OF the struggles sho had undergone
in her features, though close observer
might have noticed settled and de-
termined expression which told with
out the aid Of words that sho was o
woman living with purpose
And indeed hor purpose was stern as
ever, for as sho sat on this bright Sep
tember morning talking TO her daugh-
Ter, her thoughts were far away with
her two. staunch friends, Joel Wilcox
and Percy Lovel, who had left her two
weeks before TO follow up Glow at New
Orleans. They had only written twice
since their departure, and oven then
had given no particulars, 80 that she
was anxious and longed TO know
whether or not thoy wero meeting with
success
ofton and often had she waited llko
this before, but her interest had mover
tagged, nor her desire for vengeance
become loss keen. When in converse
tion with her two loyal friends she al
ways spoke hopefully OF the ultimate
succsss Of her life work and had ire
quently intimated that she fully on.
pectsd 70 see Loon velasquez face TO
face before death should call her TO meet
her husband
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called upon the Judge to desist In his
summing up, and asked that further
evidence be taken.
The Judge, who was strictly impair
tial, remarked that In such case IL was
hardly possible that SO blunt point
could have penetrated the dead mans
body as deeply as Delaros wound, but
that this was matter worthy the ut
most consideration of the jury.
"Yes, indeed it is, your honor" said
the lawyer for tho defense; but per-
IBit mo to suggest that measures be at
.Sbee taken to find the point Of this
weapon before this man Reyman is un-
Justly convicted. The most likely place
to find it would be in Delaro's body, and
II 1t is, then thero will not be much
doubt as TO the identity Of the actual
murderer"
ut seems hardly credible that itc could
have broken off inside Of the body
suggested the Judge; 1--WE can consult
some professional advice on the mat
ter.v
"Then the best man to get that ad-
vice from is Joel Wilcox" was the law
yer's reply.
"Let Joel Wilcox be called to the
stand" said the Judge 90 the usher.
Upon being sworn Wilcox gave his
opinion, as an old blacksmith and as a
man who had worked all kinds Of both
iron and steel, hot or cold. Said he:
at the point of the stiletto had not
been properly tempered, it is highly
probable that in striking against bone
in mans body it would break off,"
'Then the body shall be exhumed
and the piece Of steel sought for" said
the Judge. Whereupon tho court ad-
journed until the following day.
That same afternoon the body OF
Delaro was exhumed and sure enough,
the piece of steel was found sticking
to the bottom of the left shoulder blade.
The doctor produced the fragment
next day in court, and 1t was found to
fit exactly to the stiletto.
Then tho Judge completed his charge,
but on vastly different lines, the conse-
quenee being that Anton was discharged
without the jury once having to leave
their seats.
The crowd cheered him as ho went
out and one OF the first men who met
him was Joel Wilcox.
Anton" he said. 'it was l that
bought the Posada vineyards, and
hope, nay boy, you will go back to your
old place and manage it for me-"
II was light-heared and yet sad
party that went back to San Paola that
night for few of them had yet forgot
ten the memory OF their lost friend.
And Wilcox, kind old fellow that he
was, went that night to try and console
the desolate widow, and informed her
that he had arranged to render all pos
sible assistance TO the detectives in
capturing the murderer.
At the conclusion Of the interview, at
which Percy Lovel was present, they
all decided to leave San Paola at once
Mrs. Delaro to 90 to her friends and
Wilcox and his young aide to follow in
the wake Of tho guilty man.
rtI IDrI,D
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3eit brad eeIeSen bate. 8ossen lit
ebenfaIIs pOrStISli6 seeisuet fur 9anb,
mel6es fur ben &artoffelanbcu beitimmt
1T unb, oa 6erislbe aud bebilflib lit,
baS 8eoeiben bon llnfraut su perbins
bern, 10 eripart er aud in 6ieIer Sins
ii6t piel Nrbeit.
Oa Der &ogBen in ie6em Stadium
IeineS Wa6Stbum5 ais Beioe benust
lDeroen fam uno ebenio eur6 Inter.
pfliisunS uIs Dtinser fur anoere SselOs
frii6te oient, 10 ipirbe Der Sarmer,
pel6er benielben su idsn unterIGbt, Ii6
ieIbit unb ieinem 8iebtanb elmer Iebr
ipertbpoIlen BHanse berdubcn.
Oa Jfo99en su ieber 3sit oieier Sai=
Jon 6eIGet tperoen fam, 70 Iolte bas
2ano su bieiem 3psds pbne 3Bgern
porbereitet neroen. gtatilrIib 9ebeibt
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beitcn; rod ioIte Der ibIe9teit, 8pben
ebenfo nit &os9en beidst tpsroen, mas
ieoenfaIs BON lueit sr6berem 8OrtbeiIs
mare, aIs oenIeIben San3 nublos baIies
gen 3u I0hen.
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Der 8srberb ieoes YO3slan8. Seber
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lit nur oas gang quite, edit Dteibner
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briidt gang natiirIicb auf oas barunter
itebenbe Stiif, namentIib tpenn elm
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finoen, mo Der i6arfe Gano Den oarun'
ter ltebenoen Seler bertbrt bat. Sang
einfah 1T bieiem nebelitanbe absubels
fen, ipenn man ie Stpiiaen spei Seller
uno spei SbdiieIn Elm Stild pei6eS
Bupier, pieaeidt 2bfds ooer Seiben=
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OeS GeaerS beOedt 1T. Sur tleine feis
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5niiSIibe 9lrbeit. g8elB man bod iebt
an ben INNER LANCER peroenoen 9lbens
ben oft nidt, pie man bic tbatenlutis
gen Sieblinse beiadftiseu ioa
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ben Slee oeS Sanobooens, obne beHen
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Scben mebr Stoff Suftibren fam, ais er
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Der Samen poblfeil. 9llS seipinnbrins
9enbes 8etreibe ltebt Der Jtosgen binter
@erte, @eBen, Safer uno l9eIi6torn,
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ireeno elmer Der anoeren 8etreioegats
tun9en.
98enn aud bon benz @ertb bss Hos.
gems aIS 8etreioe sansIi9 abeeleben
piro, 10 nimmt oerielbe in bieler 0ln,
iidt nod INNER einen boben stang Elm.
Die 9batiade, bab Roseen I'M SerbIte
eeidt peroen fam, 10 baB er nod 9or'
rdtbe an 9riinfutter liefern fam, na6.
Oem bic @rdier ibr Wadstbum bersIts
einseiteqt baben. iolIte bic Sarmsr pers
anlafen, einen GbeiI ibreS 9lderbooenS
su ieber SaiiOn fir bic 9luSiaat bon
Ro9sen su beltimmen. Do6 Der sroBe
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ten g8interS benieIben ni9t Su i6dbis
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8osssn ais Sutter ni6t mebr sebrau6t
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S6be i6ieben, um i9lieBtd 6etreioe
su liefern. Gr fam bierauf, i'm seitigen
5riibling, penn oer Sarmer bieS bprs
aiebt. unterpfIlst tperoen (itutt ais
Samenfrudt su bienen) unb ipiro oann
einen pOrtrsffli6en 0Inser fir Die
NeIi6forniaat liefern.
Sn elmer Sinii6t 1T &ossen elm bill.
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erforoert, cas beiBt @enu Der Samen
bes 9toegens i'm Serbite ssIdst piiroe
auf einem 9poen, ipel6er Sur 5riib.
bon g8eIi6torn beItimmt |
lit, uno ipenn Der HoBsen unterpfIdst |
purSe, bebor oas 8eIi6forn geIGet |
ipirb, 10 1T sr einfa6 ipGbrsno ocs \
,NinterS auf benz 8Ooen sepa6ien,
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SaS stufltellen Der Sefen.

80r glufItelIung Der Sefen forge man
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bur6 I9aobafte Nau6fdnee peruriaut.
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9au6fans unO elm Seniter Ooer ein(
Ibilre au iteben fOmmt, mirb Der 3ua
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ider ooer fuIter 2uft itattiinOet.
@tlihe tppaen eS bes IusiebenS tpes
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oies aber cine 8orii6t, bic ni6t unters
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srOb senug iein, um ule 8obIen oufsu'
fanSen, bic aus benz s@itter Doer aui
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sat.
Das bsutftr YubItfum III frsunbIiGR sin
Jelaber ppr3uiprehsn
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beden, aud cine glrt Dad iiber hie
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eutes Siibnerfutter, pOrSu8Iib aud fir
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pieoer in Die 8rube sepOrfen luo our9
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Die Saus. pper stubenfltcse

bat Obne 3peifeI ibren beitimmten, unb
Sipar niibenoen 8eruf i'm SauSbaIt Der
Natur uuSsufiillen; iie 1T sewifermas
BEN bds Shpein unter ben Snieften
unb beieitist cine unmaie bon SdmuB
uno Stantbeit8itOff. Ouber lit iie in
ben erD6ten OtenBen ftetS an ben uns
reinIi6iten Orten, aud in Simmern
nit peroorbener 2uft anSutreHen; ipie
man ia aud bic tpioerlt9en, uno bod
ebenfaaS ie6r niiBIiden ,,S6paben"
OOer ,,Ruiien" fat nur in i9mubisen
SI9en uno Wobnunsen finoet uno oieie
bur6 flelbi8es 8einiSen uno &uften
bolo pyrtreiben fam. Die Stubens
fIiese 1T sum @esbrineen bon unrein=
Ii9teiten AUDI iebr aeei8net; tie beliBt
al ibrer 3un9e cine Dirt Surlte, S6ars
rer poer 8amm, tpomit iie srObe 8raft
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ten Slrnib, Sad Ooer 2sim permaS iie
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Meni6en, ob or wa6t ooer i6ldft.
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fer fleine Snrann opht in aud NIT 0nrz
liebe an fauIe, iibelriedenbe Stoffe unb
ba iie ibre Sibs unO SauepldBe fort.
Wdbreno tpebIeIt, 10 bat iie aIS Trdses
siH BON InitedunssitOffen 3u 8eIten. iie
pereIftet 8unoen am Wteniden unb
ibertrdst bic Beit bon Orsaniiben Subs
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8unoe an iib baben iolIte, muB iib
Dor elmer 8ertibruns Der SousfIiese nit
OerSOppeIter 8oriidt in Adt nebmen.
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abpIf eaGloI autl6snfabrifant 1t9
GarrOalfrabs, Buffalo, y D, faat SD mar
stpast init llebrftit i'm Wtassn, aopfpsb unb
alIssmsinrr S6pGte. 9urbod 9Ipob 8iitsrs
bat mid furirt.
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Gter feifeb III erbaltcu

lRan briuse Maher in eiuem sroBsn
SUpfe gum brauienoen Soben, ienfe
baun, na6bem man unsefdbr IL gier
in Elm Nsb eeIest. oieieIben Iaueiam in
baS @aher uno siebe Oas gieb ebeniO
ipieoer berauS, obue es nit ben giern
i'm 8aTer ruben Su Iafen. Die Boren
Der @ieribaIen baben iib mad oieier
groSeOur IufiOi6t pelihlohen. Wan
peripabre bic Gier in 86rbn ober an
einem Iuitoitten Srte.
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- gine bur6 ben GIerf bes Sauies
ansefertiste nabesu cOrrecte 2iIte Der
WitsIieber beS SauieS bsS 52iten Gons
sreHeS beSiffert bic 3abl Der DemOfras
ten auf 222, Der Republifaner auf 80,
Der glaianSIsr nuf II. Bon bisien
9ebtersn aber fOmmen - aus benz Sis
ben une iperben nit ben Demofraten
itimmen, mas beren StimmsnitGJfe auf
234 brinst. Sbre Ruioritdt nit ben
iiibIiden glaianSIern lit I42.
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s. SOls
305 Spruce Strabe.
Mm Sd)DinOiI6ttge.

Der llnterjeiduete psIder nah m,bridbri.
gen 9eioen Don einem idweren 9unesniibel
nuo Der 9efiirhteten 9 d. N D ud bnrh
Elm einfades Wlttel 9ebtiIt puroe. ipinidt
aa ialnen MitI.loenoen Die Wetbooe Der SelI.
ung betannt ju niahen. Gr wiro allen, bic
es wlnidsn. toftsntrei cine Nbidrift Oes Re.
Seples ienoen wsI6ss Slue iitere SeiIung fur
. DIN in Iudt. Atbma. Gatarrb,
8ronditis uuO ale Sals. uno 9uugen.
Afeltionen i, gr bOfft, Oab aIle 2sioenoen
ieW Wittel prObren. ueIdes uniddsbnr 1T.
gB 'r Oas Rtjepi Ons nidts tOftet unO ieasns.
reid isiu fam, Mi i6t, ibreibe sefdIlieit an
ReD. GSparb n. 0Silfcn,
Williamsburg, Sings Co., Stem 0ort.
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HA- MiItpaufee uno 81. RobinIon
Bier an 3upf; faIte unb parme Speis
fen su ieber TaeeSSeit. SObn 9obz
III ann, 2l9 2adapama Irenus.