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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Is join WILKES BOOTH LIvING'


san NIo.ITEN., april 29.-J. +.
Levan. "a newspaper correspondent at
Laredo and man who is i'm every way
reliable and trustworthy. writes this
brief but startling communication TO
the san Antonio Express of this date:
lis Wilkes Booth dead? No. I'm
January. lSGS. j. Wilkes Booth roomcd
for three weeks i'm the city of L
with your correspondent. This hc can
prove by many witnesses. can also
prove that hc has been i'm Texas twice
Since then and ] knew where he lived
about one year ago. There are promi-
ncnt parties living i'm the city of Veto
ria. Texas, who will bear me out in
what ] say. There is no chestnut
about this: Booth is still living.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

INDIANAPoLIs. IND., April 29.-PreS-
ident Brush was asked regarding the
alleged plan TO transfer the Pittsburg
National League club to indianapolis.
lie said that hc heard nothing about any
proposed transfer, and that If transfer
should bc made ne knows of DO city
that stood q better chance than Indian
apOiS.
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Uoulancer Redivivus.

PARIS. April e9.-It is reported NJ. NJ.
Naouet. Dcroulcdc and Laguerre' tn'
noted B1ulsngiStS. are now on the 81
and of Jersey making arrangements lot
Gen. Boulangcr TO return TO France. on
MAY and take part m the labor dem
.onSfration that the workmen propose
to ma1c ON that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
American Association.

At Louisyilc-L Louisville =. Toledo .;
hits, Louisville T., Toledo .: errors, Louis
vile . Toledo >: earned. Louisville l.;
pitchers. Goodall aud Sprague; umpire.
O'Dea; attendance, 2,lG0
At ST. Louis St Louis %. Columbus I :;
base hits. ST Louis 9. Columbus .: errors.
ST. Louis q. Columbus ] pitchers, Ramsey
and Gasuight; earned, St Louis 3. Colum-
bus umpire. COnncll
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s,1ony Earroad Men warned.

CuruNrrz. April 2S.-Ohicial placards
have been posted at all the stations oil
the railways in SaNouy notifying the
employees Of the lines that If they absent
themselves from work ON May l they
will Doe dismissed and prosecuted for
dcrclict.on of duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

GLOUCESTER. Mass. April 29.-Ihe crew
of the schooner Elsie NJ. Smith, from
Western Banks. say they called az r orluhe
Bay t0 obtain bait After buying d license
thev found that instead of beng eood one
wear it would have 10 be renewed ever!
;;,~e they baited. which would be about
e,e,-, three weeks. costing 81 for every ton
thc vessel registered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
OFFER ! COMPROMISE.

4 settlement of Pittsburg Railroad nihi-
at- culties Probable.
Prrr-rrEC. April 2e.-Thc supreme
Councfl of the Railway Federation met
here tonight after hearing the srlcv-
aurc> of tine local men. and formulated
"a proposition 10 the railway companies
asking 2O and 2l cents per hour Tor u"Y
and night brakcmcn. and the same
wages for conductors as offered oN the
EMPLOYERS. The proposition is in the
nature of compromise. and DO IS
Thought 70 Will hc accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Women Home Mi.,ionarle..

BALTIMORE, April 29-The Woman S
Home Missionary Society of the Baltimore
Conference met here with Mrs. Senator
Teller President of the society, IN the
chair An address on home missions was
made bv Mrs Rcbccca Il. Springer, wife
of CONGRESSMAN Springer, of Illinois Miss
Ida Is. Simpson. of Philadelphia. road an
address on city mission work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
cuARKsoN's SCHEME.
weekly Republican Paper Go he Issued
at Washington.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. April 29.-A rJ-
NOR is boo circulation here that Assistant
Postmaster General C.arS>ou'> words 40
rhc Pusburg banquet m regard 90 tnc
de.aI.nco OF the Republican press hao
.,pcraI significance. IL is probable
haI SIR. Cark~ou Wil. soon start %
weekly Republicans paper herr "hicA
wfI bc made jhc national organ of ih'S
--r-L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
LABOR JduRTAL CHANGES.
John VI. Kelly Withdraws From the Field
Of journalism.

PUTsBuBC, April 29.-John NJ. Kelly, the
founder of the Comm0Hcr and GiGSsrDIhcT-
has DISPOSED of his interest in that publica-
tiou. and will retire al once from labor
circles The entire management of the
paper changes. and Mr. Harry y. Gather,
formerly of the Dispatch, is honored with
the presidency of the new company. II
viii be "a surprise 10 many to hear of Mr..
Kellv's withdrawal from labor circles. Ho
has been interested in the cause for nearly
ten years. and had gained wide reputa-
ton as "a broad-minded educator He has
has not decided upon his future course.
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WILLIAM =. ARNoLD DEAD.


One OI the IIOnrrr ITIIcH' " W '"
ginia Gone.
Splrili T,lgr4a 10 Hf Regis'sr
WESTON. ". VA. April 29.- Hon.
VIM. f.. Arnold died az noon to-day after
a short and sudden illness, an account
Of which appeared in the REGl~IrR H'
was born i'm Culpcpper county, Va. In
lsl1. and moved here when quite 81
small boy. lie was twice elected to tAr
Legislature Of Virginia in 1867 and 80;
and served I'm the West Virginia Lcgis-
lature in 1877. Having been one OF ihe
first settlers hc accumulated a large ",-
tate. He was lawyer OF considerable"
prominence and well known throughout
the State. III, sudden demise has east
a gloom over the community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
One Convict killed, Another Fatally Hurt.

BLACK JAck. TENAs, April 29.-Yester-
dav at the convict camp, on the Cotton
Belt railroad. four miles north Of here,
four convicts made break for liberty.
They were fired on by the guards and one
killed and another fatally wogndcd. The
other two escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

BiENINoHANi. ALA, April 2g.-Some eX-
citemcut prevails at Nottingham Ala. over
tho disappearance of Gary Pittman, cash
icr of the Bank of Nottingham. and dill
cent search is being made for him. Pitt
mann is also treasurer of Albany. Ga. The
condition of the bank Is not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
FURNACE ENPLODEs.
Molten Metal Thrown over -Four WorlSmen
at PfttSburg.

Prrr>nrRG. April e9.-A furnace at
the Edgar Thompson steel works. Brad
dock. Pa. exploded at $50 o'clock this
morning. scattering dcbaiS i'm all direc-
tions. Four llungarianS were seriously
burned. one of them. Jacob khroni it
is thought. being fatally injured. The
cause of the accident Snot known. The
loss will be quite heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Hru.h.s superintendent Acquitted.

NEW YORK. April % The trial Of Chas
" pierce. the Superintendent Of Lamps Of
the Brush Electric Light Company, for
manslauehtcr. was ended to-day by the
iurv bringing in "a verdict of not guilty
rhe case had been 0n trial for two days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Mcrl,ninc Get. a New Trial.

ALn>NY. y. y. April 29.-The Court Of
Appeals to-day reversed the judgment Of
the court below In the case OF Charles Me
Flvaine. the Brooklyn murderer, and made
am order granting a new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
rr,n,ripr for the stool, Yards strike.

Cmo,eo. April Everything IS being
put i'm readiness at the stock Yards ior ihc
strike which is expected 20 take pace May
lst. Chief OF Police Marsh, inspector
Hunt and Capt Walsh were at the y''rus
aelin Tonight and swore I'm as special po-
f-eneu 900 cmulOVes
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With Lees statue.

NV YoEK. april %. - The steamer
Othello. from London and HaVIe. Wh.ch
arrived here to-day. brings the eq qlestrlan
statue of Gen. Robert f Lee which is 20
be SCI mp al Richmond
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
ONO CANAL coMMrssioN.
The Sew hoard Organize >humnk'r
Elected Clerk.

Ilcftfd Ahihs
Coumr>. o.. April DO. The state
Canal Commission, Recently appointed
bv Governor Campbell. was organized
to-day by tine election of W. l.. Bodcn.
President. 4. n. Roosc. Vice President
and r. NJ. Round. Treasurer Mr.. d. J.
G.. Shumakcr. late candidate on thr
Democratic ticket for clcrl, OF the Sue
prcme Court. was made secretary of thr
commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
The oId no..e. Al. Police support.

CmcAoo. April 29.-The old Master
Carpenters' Association this afternoon
presented % memorial 90 Mayor Cresier
recitlug that the striking carpenters
have prevented them from employing
men Us iutimidatius and asking him Co
afford them police protection in the ear
rvine ON of their lawful business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Einncn Rnlind RnffIc.

SsN FRANclsco. April % Billy Mehan
and Billy Shannon, local middle-weights,
fought i'm the Occidental Athletic Club last
night for purse of 1880 Shannon was
lln.ckod out iu the fifteenth round.
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\ COUNTESS NOw.

Pappcnhcim Wed. the Fair Philadelphia
Heiress.
PHILADELPHIA. April 29.-MaNimil-
lam Albrccht Count Pappcnhcim. of Ba-
varia. and Miss Mary Wistcr Wheeler
were united I'm marriage this morning az
the residence of Mayor Fitler. Theccr-
cmony was performed by the Mayor.and
cafIair was conducted in very quiet
and transformations manner.
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HOPE FOR KENIMLER.
a New York Judge Grants Him Another
Lease of Life.

AVBURN, n. y. April 29.-Judge
Wallace. Of the United States Court
has granted a writ of hdbeas corpus, re-
turnabe June Il. in the case OF Kemm-
ler The ground for the writ is that
the act under which the execution was
TO take place is in violation Of the State
Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

To the young face Pozzoni CompieXion
Powder gives freshcr charms. To the old re-
uewcd youth. Try H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

Trains to-day have brought to Au-
burn Harold p Brown, the State Elec-
trician, who was reported as not coming
in last nights dispatches. and Dr. Carlos
f. Mcdonald, Of New York, Chairman
of the Electrical Commission appointed
to test the apparatus Guard McNaugh-
ton was seen as he was going in at noon
to-day and said there was absolutely no
change in the prisoners dcmcanor He
retired at the usual hour, slept well and
rose feeling Refreshed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

I.odcr's Hi'ari'y is drawing big houses at
,h, C,r,,nd and an who SEQ il are pleased
aim me music. singing and dancing of ih"
..ompanv. There is lots Of fun in the play
II will 5e repeated this afternoon aud eFeg
inc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

The House c0ncurred in the Senate reso-
luton in regard 10 the irrigation oi ARID
land m the Rio Grandc Valley
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

When Warden DurSton communicated
the news of his change in fortune To
Kemmler, the murderer remarked that
that made him feel much easier, kemm-
lcr's face expressed no emotion. The
future of the case will be one Of long
and protractcd litigation. The physi-
clans and others who came to Auburn
i'm I'm official capacity, were immensly
disappointed at the rescue of kcmmler.
TIE PLEA FOR KEMMLER.
Clerk Doolittle this evening put the
seal of the court upon the Kcmmler writ
and it, was sent to Auburn.
The petition upon which the
writ was granted urges that
the statute OF this State under
which Kemmler was to have been cleo
trocutcd, is i'm conflict with the Consti-
tuition of the United States, in that pun
ishment imposed thereby is cruel and
unusual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

Chicago Cooper, Demand Eight Hours.
Cmc,co. April 29-The coopers to-day
decided to demand eight hours. agreeing
to accept ten per cent reduction \ COM
mittee Was appointed to- notify the packers.
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THE METER SYSTEM
ON Natural Gas Mains is Working in "A
Satisfactory Way.

Some weeks ago the REGISTER announced
that the Natural Gas Company was going
10 put I'm meters. for the purpose OF making
change i'm the method Of paying for gas,
and later still this paper stated the rate
would be fifteen cents per 900 cubic feet
the highest price authorized under the
ordinance.
Since that time about three hundred me
ters have been put in, and in nearly every
case the consumer has been benefited, there
being decided reduction in the total OF
gas bills, while the Company has received
corresponding benefit in saving large
amount of gas which heretofore has been
needlessly consumed.
\ reporter for the REGISTER yesterday
went to the Office of the Company and look
ed over "a large number OF bills, making
comparisons with bills paid by the same
parties under the contract system. The dii-
ference was surprising. One bill, OF an
Island citizen, taken al random from the
pile. was found 10 be 1920 under the metre
system. while under the old system of So
much per fire, the bill was = 80. In see
oud case. the metre bill was 81 40, while the
old bin for the same time would have been
S5.1g. Ina third case the metre bill was
$3.50. while the contract bill was sll!O,
and i'm still another instance IL was - - by
metre. while the old bill would have been
S1SS One citizen, who only has cooking
stove. paid Sl.6O under the old system; un-
der the metre system his bill was 40 cents.
Still another bin, which under the old rate
was 500. was but Sl00 under the metre
rate
Secretary Scott said:
I'VE havenoidea that we will take in near
as much money as under the old system,
but on the contrary, we will not have 10
pay ont so much. by great deal. 1t was
becoming almost impossible 20 keep up the
supply of gas under the old system, and we
were forced 10 cut of the consumption,
wellkn0wing that "a very large proportion
of the gas was absolutely wasted. Under
the meter system, when citizen knows he
will pay for just what gas he uses, he Will
be more careful, and the result Will be that
both the consumer and the Company will
save money, while the former will get all
the fuel he needs. I'm other words. we
have made IL to the interest Of the CON
sumes 10 use the gas with some regard 10
economy. and they will do 10 right along
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Colossal Proportions.


Pr~ru.April l29.-Theasitation among
tine workmgmeu OF Hungary is aSSum-
inr rnInssal nrOnOrlions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-25

distractions given On Piano, and
pianos and organs tuned. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms reasonable. Send
orders through POsto ffige. Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-25

All orders left at the OLD STAND
Will be punctualiy attended to.
The delivery wagon will call sH aus
toRerS daily.
Cal, aae ssave your orusra.
nov -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-01

les pluS lnfeTleurS ct les plus
gros>lefs anxuuels ellie pouvait
avoir aifaire. La concierge, btave
femme, veuve ellie meme, agee
Tune cingnautalne dann6es. await
fassrntI vlveme;t cette impression
!e respect Wis avis de Fetransere
"uemeutee encore par CO fait Que
'lnie. Marcus payait d'avance ua
nn de location ct donhait TN denier
Dleu De nature a depasser les
espesances de la concierge la plus
exigeante.
Das lie lendemain, les tapissiers
etaIent arrives, sons III direction
d'un vieux negle. abso!nment taci-
tufne. ct DIES crosses leyres sail
lanteS de qni il etait impo> >sibls d..
tirer nne parole en dcboiS de calIes
quil adrtssait neceSSairement aux
onvriers pour les guider dams leur
travail. lie mobi.ier It les ten
tnres qn'ls disposaient dams IL
pavilion etaient riches. mais un
reu seseres. Lorsqu'ils current
iini dr placer les meubles, les tapis.
les 'ldeaux, pendant deux jonrs
arrlscrent des caisses scrnpnlen.
H"nrnt fermeeS, gn'on iutro1uiSlt
an lez chauss6e; puis. les
caiSSps a6ball6es sans doutp. l..
vienx Hesre revint, accompa.nr
Dune jeune Sulvante on femme de
chambre aussi discretr, aussi
mnette, que son noir compagnon.
IoHs denx eniermerent dams
Pappartement ct acheverent Tins
ta!lation, loin de tous les regards
HUT jonrs apreS la premiere arr
wee Nine Marcus, qu'on n'avait pas
revue, tout 6tait termine, car, IN
soir, nne voiture s'alr6ta deyant la
porte tie In maison urincipale don
nant sur la rue de La Tour d'Au.
vergne. De cette voituIe, qui s'eloi.
ena aussl'6t a toutes brides, des-
ccndirent troiS personnes: Nine
Marcus strictement voiee ct v6tue
de nolr, un petit .aIcon age dune
dlzaIne d'annees ct une fillette, qni
paralssalt, a en- juger par la taille,
aSolr environ de treize q quatorze
ans. Tons les tlois Sc dir,oerent
yer 'e pavilion, on lis tlouverpnt Il
porte ouverte par lie vieux nerre.
Qui attendait sa maitresse, en- com
pagne de la femme de chambre
PulS, la porte Sc referma. La con.
cieIge, Qui n'avait pas ose suiyre
ses nouveaux locataires, cut bien
voulu, certainement connaitle
retat exact !e Fappartement ct la
interieure DIES objets
qu'on await ameneS, snrtout dies
caisses frrmees don't ellie ignorait
le contenu ; mails jamais la porte
dn pavilion ne s'etait ouverte pCtlr
la digne Nine Leclou, ct jamais
Poccaslon he s'etait presentee pour
ellie de venlr meme remettre onc
lettre, une dep6che, M paquet, an
nOncer qu'un visiteur await de-
mande "madame7 1T laisse sa carte
zen Fabsence de madame" II ne
venait pas de lettres; il ne venait
pas de dep6ches; il ne v-nait pas de
viSiteurS. Nnl fournisspur meme
n'avalt jamais apporte quoi que c,4
fft. lie vienx negre allait aux
approvisionnementS ct faisait la
Les enfants don't on etil
pu, peut-etre, esperer quelque in
discretion, ou quelque bavardage,
ne sortaient qn'avec leur mere, ct
toujonrS le soir, a la mutt tombee.
On await settlement fni par savolr
que 10 petit garcon repondait au
nom de Jean, sa s9ur au nom de
Jeanne, pronsnce dune facon
etrange, ct c'etait tout!
Plus tayorjs6s one les voisjos of
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-01
Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
fSuite.1

! lcoAcS'I
Non, monsieur, repondit Lnisa
dune voix heSitante, pendant uu,
lie baron lul laucalt un regard fou
hroyant. Mais le hasard ma mise
Ell rapport avec lie general Lopez
a cette fpoque.
-Bien! fit lie commissaire dc
police, s'interdisant de poussel
plus avant Get interrogatoire, par
egard pour Nine. Rivadarcos, don't
II sentait, ou, plutot, devinait l'ex.
citation grandissante sous son 81.
lence paSsionne, ct ror peut sex
primer ainsi, Sc reseryant d'appro-
fondi- la question, sill y await lieu,
orsqu'il seraiG tout seul avec l-
banquier ct la gouvernante. Mais
vous pouvez donner son signale,
menr, nest ce pas?
oh oui s'ecria Lopez, les
levres bl6mes. C'est une femme
assez grande, tres bien faite, dune
taille elegantc ct noble. Les yeux
ct les cheveux noirs, lie ,eint pale.
on plut6t mat. lie type pur des
c'foles d'orisine espagpole de la
i alta.
Belle demanda 10 commits
airp.
Tres belle, oui.
-Ce type Granger permettra de
la leconnaf;re plus facilement.
Ii reflechit une seconde ct ajouta:
-Parlait-elle francais, quand
vouS l'aveZ connue?
Ellie ravait appris CONNIE
beaucoup de jeunes files de bonne
famille, mails ellie u'avait guore
occasion de Sen ssrvir.
-Alors ellie doit avoir un GER
tam accent.
-CeItes.
-Je vols, monsieur, que vous
favez beaucoun frequentee, dit
lie commissaire en lie
regardant tiXement.
LIE banguier fit nn fable mouve-
nent ct he repondit pas.
-Quel est son age!
Ellie a trente deux ana aujonr.
1'hni.
Await ellie des enfants?
La paleur de Lopez augmenra.
-Oni, fit-ii.
-Combien
-Deux.
-DeS garcons, des files
-Une file ct un garcon.
DE quel age!
lie banquier paraissait sur des
9plnes, ct, parfois, maisre, Ftffort |
ln'll falsait pour Sc dominer, jetait
ls cote un rapide regard sur sa
femme, qui restait immobile ct
'llencieuse, 6coutant avec une
ntensite d'attention, laquelle eau
'alt evidemment un malaise birn
son mari.
lie fills await trois ans, dit-il
lvec effort:
Done, il onze ans anjonr-
Fhul. Mais la file !?
La file await sept ans.
Done ellie a 9uinZe ans.
-MaiS, monsieur, pOurquoi ton.
es ces questions ! demanda Lopez
svec IN regard soupconneux ct
,resque menacant. Qu'importent
.es details? Cette femme a vole
lotre file. Ellie Ia voice. pour
'e venger, ct chaque minute de
etard livre peut 6tre renfant a de
,ruels traltenents ct fera peut 6tre
lue nous ne In retrOnverons ia
nais, on que nous la retrouverons
norte
II y await quelque chose de vrai.
nent tragique ct Gechirant dams
accent du perc, en- prouoncant ces
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" MI 80 I'IH''oiI oaoS dlHe
obscure de Get homlne.
-Cest atin, monsienr, reponlit
lie commissaire de police, de reunir
les elements necessaires a IA
recherche Que la Justice va ent,e,
prendre.
Ii Sc retourna verS ragent oui
lul servait de secretaire, ct oui
setalt assis pres de la petite table.
ou II prenait de rapides notes.
-Nous aveZ hien tont consiun6.
POurGot lui demanda-t lie
signaIement, l'agp, raccent ttran.
ger, deux entantS?
-Oui, monsieur lie commissairp
Tout est consigne Ia.
-Une derniere question. mon.
sienr lie baron. La personne que
nous sonpconnonS...
oh c'cst ellie, c'est bien ellie !!
lnterrompit yioemmeut Riyallar.
COS. Son poison, ce poison indien.
snffirait a Ia dfnoncer!
-Soit. Cette personne est-ell.
richie!
-Dn fait de son mari. oui.
Celia rendra les recherches un
pen plus tslfficlles, murmura le
magistrat.
-Malntenant, monsieur, dit
alors Emma, grave ct residue.
sortant de son mntiSmp. vous la
retronverez, nest ce pas?
-Je pespe'e, madame.
En- ce moment, lie docteur
kenout, qui etait revenu pres
d'Eudoxie, eleva la voix:
La nourrice est en- etat de
repondre, dit il, 81 vous vonlez
linterroger.
N.-UNE AUTRE MERE,
II faut, maintenant que nos
lectenrs nous permettent de retro.
grader de qnelqnes jours en- arr;ere,
eu de penetrer dams un autre inte-
rieur bien different de celui que
nous venonS de d6peindre.
Pour celia, il ne sera pas n6ces-
saire d'alIer bien loin; nous nan
rons qn'atraverser la fable distance
qui separe la rue de Moree de Ia
rue de Tour-d'Auvergne.
Vers le milieu de cette rue.
IN oins passagerc ct moins bate 4
cette epoque qn'elle ne Pest an
jOurd'hui, exiStait nne grande
maison, derriere laquelle s'etendait
IN assez waste iardin. Au fond
du jardin, on await bati nm petit
pavilion, mais ce pavilion trouvait
rarement des locataires. Cepen-
dant, nne jeune femme, Qui, un an
avant les scenes auxquelles nous
venOns d'assister chez lie banQuier
RivariarcOs, await viSitf, par une
jolie matinee de JUN, lie petit i'm
meuble dGdaigne. Pavait loue,
Sea2ce tenante, SANS Ell marchan-
der le prix un peu exagere.
Aux questions dc la concierge, !
ellie await reponJu qu'elle s'appe-
Iait Nine. Marcus, qu'eiIe 6tair
qu'elle await denx enfants, |
IN garcon, une lille, cette derniere,
ct ayant besoin de bean
coup de calme aatour dele, plus .
deux domestiques. Ellie await
declare, encore, qu'elle etait etraa-
gere, nee en- Espagne, ce gn'indi
quaient, d'aiIleurs, son type ct son |,
accent qu'e!le ne Iecevait jamais
perSonne, ne softait guere ct tenait
la solitude, ne
s'occupant que du soin de l'educa-
ion de srs enfants. Ellie n'avait !
sncnne relation a Paris. OH ellie
lesirait ne Sen point Greer.
Tout celia etait dit supplement.
svec une grande dignite qui impo
,uit Ia roSnoct Of la Iivor6t;o,, a., l.,