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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-22
SPELL GOODS FOR THIS NeslI

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A HORSESHOE sCARY PRIV PURE WHITES
dfasoonzs and exc<sxso rasfy fne ef,prsf1x
a mAxnsacezs pair 81 e-rx'S aEzrspaa s1eere -
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fses srseszsrsy carat th>se husfsns are srtfl3-
ssAr es.raytd err pssce b go. they uozsd 60
more 10 tGrIsea.eL
MARcrisE RINGS BFTyo VERY MECH
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nsc r1fy PSF hs-ers ~ our prsre- An enernS3
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ecn ot1snS r1hr scrro1ntez er e ehgz>@ $1,000
ssers white csauorts. havsnx . crrrprz< e1Ikx4 -
70 very fArre rubv Asd dsnsnxsd nnarazrs~e xsg
y puse white nia Nine ffeasnzss1~ and 49, -
excerstanasiy fne ruhies In tie cenSex RI -
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M10m OoW000 Tears o. Wt0 C1othoo
ana Eakoo % water.
ANBoncm 0owDon Was committed 70 tie In
uU10 = stedlacoon By Judge Osbcfn yes
omop enR0 examination b. physicians. IL
E0oetonu01 ~ Dawsoa = asvietim u hsredi-
Un19s I'D formerly Wa IN inmate Of an
1eeV39m- Two ysan ego he Vas sent 70 the
l. tAis staee. bnt, having improved. was
l
en1ertuuata man's insanity took queer
- clothes could mot Be kept on him He
9 jsaf them Oh and take % the water, and
10 entertained Tor his safety. Is being
that he would drown himself unless
ne14 His insanity has besn increasing Of
- bis memory y rapidly Becoming .
pawsoa 4 - ysan of - and b UNI
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80 uehterherx, who Vas taken suddenly
"a Acart failure while on the bench on
Vas reported out Of danger Yesterday,
~ - condition il steadily improving. He
3 - friends yesterday that. IL the weather
aoIs. DC vii, 60 20 the Grand Army
- nsnt tomorrow at Puyallnp. His physi-
Nys the judge should not resume his
q the bench for awhile. but should take
~ eays rest and recreation.
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In Love with Olympus valleys.

George A. Pratt and J. IL. Greedy came 70 the
city yesterday from the ranches which they
have located in the wynootehie valley, in the
heart of the Olympic mountains They are
enamored OF their new home, which Mr.. Pratt
says Is In . rich prairie, and they have put in =
crop of potatoes and onions this spring. They
say that settlers are pouring into the olympic
valleys rapidly. and that . trail has been cut
into the wynoctchie rom Satsop.
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slowing we're among the new suits BE-
0e superior court yesterday:
Aassin ". A. l. Parker ct al-Suit for
49, = aoof performed; appeal from justices
tfauenthal ct al. vs. Catharine T.
-euu Tor restitution Of premises.
pyars W John ccrt-Suit Tor $S6s 10
eonR1 y ssnplcyes
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nGnAxDs $4,000 DAMAGES.

q !. 4AAigaa Sued for Causlng Hugh
UoGairess Arrest In 1889.
Amw salt on IN old cause Of action was In
n thssuperior court yesterday BY Hugh
aose asainsf r J. Nadigan. for 5000 DAM
- ialss imprisonment In October, IsSa
~ states that Asdigan had him arrested
tally, wilfully and maliciously. and
oalsotiy detained t5W worth OF goods be-
y 70 him: that the order tor his arrest
voeatsd BY the court because imprisonment
49, could nos be had in the action. He
~ GOD name and character were damaged
wosfh By reason Of hfs arrest and impris-
y and demands judgment for that amount.
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MADE nIs own HONEY.

Patrick Kennlfck Charged WITH Mating
and Paas1ng CountsTfeit CEN.
Patrick Ksnnihck, who was arrested Monday
night b. O0cer Cavo on charge Of counter
letting, was trausferred yesterday from the city
70 the county Jail He win Be sRraigued today
In the United States court. Il u claimed tina,
there u very strong evidences against him.
When he wss arrested eighty-se counterfeii
silver dollars were found on hie person, and II d
claimed that Il can b proven that he passed
four dollafs- one st the S. Elmo saloon, another
at the San Frsncisco alOon and two q John.
sons cafe, on South Third street He also had
the mosds and other appliances necessary to the
Uanufacturo Of the bogus coin.
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10 MAKE GEOLOGICAL sURvErs.

the City This MoFning.
This morning the 1rst party 10 make the geo
logical surrey Of the state In accordance with
the bill lately passed by the legislature starts
out frcm this city in charge OF Eugene Rick
seeker. He takes with him II. l. Heitzeberg,
George II. Ricketsou, q Mr.. Stafford, and cook
They 80 directly TO the Okanoxan country, where
other assistance VIII be secured. The head
quarfers Of the party win be at conconnully,
and they begin their surveys at once.
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CHARGES 81 vagraaey vviehdxawn - Geo.
ditioa Thas Thsy Leave.
The thirty-hve women Who were arrested In
Whiteehapel Saturday afternoon were released
been withdrawn. The women were CHARGED
with vagrancy. In explanation Of his action
Chief Rogers said yesterday:
AIhe women were not arrested for The pur.
pcss Of obtaining revenue from them, but to
make them leave whitechapel- Today their
ban money Wa refunded them and they were
cautioued not % return to their old hsunts on
pain OF being rearressed and fined"
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n yusy in the case Of Peter Penthouse against
- IN. uied In Judge osborn's court Mon
Nmzned verdict yesterday in tavo. OF de-
= thereby denying the right OF Pothouse
~ sef sSooo fof two shares Of granite quarry
which be claimed for procuring pur-
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TOKLAS
SINGERNAN
& CO.,
7l7-19-s1-as FRONT ST.

SEATTLE, April ~. 1891.
A fashionable. elegantly made
dress at just a trifie more than
the material would cost you.
That's what we claim for the
ladies' and misses ready-made
suits which we are showing in
cloak department.
The suits are all new, not a
single one of them have been
IN the house over FIVE weeks.
When you come to try and
duplicate any of them YOU will
find that it will cost YOU at
least IS per cent more than
the prices we are selling these
elegant suits at: and then think
OF the saving of time and fuss
ing; and they will fit perfectly.
We make all the alterations
that are necessary.
A word about the prices.
When YOU see the suits YOU
will more fully appreciate what
We say.
For $500 you can have a
nicely made cashmere dress
Looks well and is very stylish
in appearance
For $Io. so tricots in tans
and all shades of alpacas-
For SII.oo very fine black
or blue cashmere dresses, TRIM
med with black braid.
For SIo.5o tailor made suits.
ladies' cloth. greens and tans;
perfect in appearance.
We have black alpacas at
prices ranging from $1,000 to
$4,000.
There is a ladies' cloth suit,
blazer waist. a perfect gem and
only $1,000.
For $1,000 a tailor made
black worsted suit. elegantly
finished.
There's the line Of travelling
and street suits that will please
you These run in prices from
$1,000 to $500.
Children's dresses at all prices
from $500 to 42 500.
In the dresses you viii find
all the very latest styles and
patterns: all the plaids, the
solid colors, etc.
In way of skirts we are max
ing extra inducements. We
desire particularly your notice
to the SI.a5 and $I.so black
sateen skirts.
All of these goods and the
spring jackets and wraps are
to be seen in cloak department.
second floor.
On same floor are also the
millinery department ladies'
shoe department and children's
clothing department
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GER WEDNESDAY, API
TvnlaGT coscxRr.
TUESDAY, rvKxu0. ARax1 -
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MA FREDERICK JEWELL LArRp,
....AafsseA w..
rHB LEADING PROFESSIONALS or
THE CITY.
ADnnsIos. - CExH
Tickets Sdr sale q the Princiral Music Stores
CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE,
JeHx ". HAMA. Leuse ana Manages.
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
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and under the Management q
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GEORGE ". RYDER
TILE PRESS AND PUBLIC RECOMMEND IT.
The Two siasss wsl DO the human racs
good
"Friiof fun. Sollssy and humorous situasioaA.
a ANAL slice cat cut Of the real world"
IL not loud. but expressive"
sIs b play for everybody
"A revolution in dramatic Workmanship"
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
ciII nooF 90
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Nooday, Apui "a, The Famous HISTORIANS
CoRDHArs rHEAIEn
Corner Third and Nadisoa
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GRAND sPRING OPENING.
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WITH ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
Easaeeneuf u The Charming Emo3ianal
Actress
Miss LAURA ALRERrA-
And TIE Sterling Acsor.
-n HIILARD LEE
Week comencing
MONDAY. APRIL -
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In foor Acts, Entitled.
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ENTIRE NEW CAST or CHARACTERS
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WEDNESDAY {ssxx4444IISSEEEEssss}sArU
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
10 Audltor1um. 1oc
See0 in &c ana 40c
nox
SeAfs reeerved 0x days n ADVANCE - bog once
and q Lee 4 sehlnmpfs drug sore. corner SEC
end and Columbia uEsssA telephone. Goa
CEATTLE OPERA HoEsk
JoxE ". HANNA, xanAgeE
TWO NIGHTS.
coAO[ENcIx0 TUESDAY EVENING.
APRIL n,
ne COMEDY e1cess.
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TIE GREATEST a. ALL Horr's conxpzA
TIN MURPHY AND FLORA WALSH,
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A SELECT COMEDY COMPANY.
exR orH SENATOR'S AND CcxsREasnKx Ar
TEE ARkTxoTox, IN wAsHIxs-
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PRESS AND PUBLIC uNASn1oua
PRICES:
seais q us jamss ssrse.
NEXT Abrasion: Deanan Thompscas Tho Two
Sisters" Company
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ESSENTIAL TOPIC, THE PRICES

y an usss- iasro<szbslf-w fr xny oo~ NJ 70 -
.rtsso no FASTER xha- r-sce Feu s-sar wSss - 49,
n.Se 5sssy Kzlszes ra- rerzxassass e ~~sssne ~
EA1s faf rrsrT cAzrzez eEspxnesr xrd ne ~ euerr
y E:ssnfzzz ftz5 r-fzz-arson selling 4: ~ <rr1
we o. 80 ale 20 MAKE sa< sszr-~i o<~ ~ eef
e-ssAnotssss ocS. i-~s 70 ce8s n - ssipu1n1aH
sci for I2ey VIII rs-ss- BE rp<ssrne~t
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Sale d saNnIl Machinery.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned win
On Monday. the &fh Gay Of Nay. 1891 ~ II O'Clock
ci1din< l6x30 rght-hAnd slide valve eng5oe. 1
&xl0 right hand xi5de valve engine. 42xl6-foot
fixtures and piping No Delameser sseAm
pump. S0inch Iewezlyn heater. double cireR-
iar sagmin with three wrought iron patent head
blocks. Ball wheel. friction Log eanser. trim
nefs. saananE. pelleyS coupilng. wood rods.
conveyors. ieaoner. Fay single psAnes Dan
tess paaner, togeshef With all necessary hxsures
and saxR- The same being . complete sanr.iil.
VIII take place On the premiseS. viz The szxmfi
known The Seattle Nh Companyss ni2l sizuased
On block % Judkins addition In the city q seat
]. r LEWIS Trustee
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Columbia
Cooperation.
500 houses guaranteed.
$S,a.uQ for Improvements only.
Over = Quarter Of million coiiarx worth OF
sa,es in two weeks
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Change OF Time.

Headcuarters-Gyand Pacific Hotel-Taccna-
Rates: q. e 50 and IS per day.
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steamship Premier viii in future leave for
Tacoma every Tuesday aud Friday morning.
Seattle same days as : p. m. commencing Tues
day, April a.
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rrrrarssion in the world for scftening and whit
eni,g the hands and lace is W isdom's Celebrated
Violet Cream lille Langtry. . woman eels-
brssed throughout the civilized world for her
rnsryeiogs beauty, aad familiarity known IS the
s.Jersey Iily," after . careful experience, ex-
prcsses herself IS follows;
AxeLE<EA ColIEGK, l. B.. July ?, $50.
7 rx,nsitler NiSsiosa's Violet Cream especially
efscscioas in cases OF roughness OF the skin, and
/ have been using il every day for the last fort
night Liilik LASa1kf.
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EneFans, Rubes and Sayphiro.

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gssrs-- ~ exnshsfe u - tie aA-<~sz - t. Wrer
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1879 znss o1r szsox c&srs a,zez w7sh s1zP9rF-
if< x~zss rssesuhs.ax re<Sex@ c-rna a. Sra n 4
sEAs nsS szsEiv ferxses<a. Errrr7hfnx uuru In
.Sxnsessea a-sf nsssr rrsozs ssue< hare ~ a.
E,nsntet In tie iafex: zzsa NOS. eserznt d~s5rss
Won comes she
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George R Vending is coming Nay stu
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-06-20
LIE BAG.
PAR F. DU
Suite:

Ellie n'eut pas lie temps ct peut
etre pas lie courage de lie tirer, mails
Alfred lui envoya son coup de
fusil, au risque de blesser Germaine
eft, par hasard, il lie toucha.
La pauvre bette, frappee dams lie
fame au moment OIL ellie sautait sur
la route, tomba, Sc releva ct Sc
traina expirante jusqu'a la caleche
on Sc tenaient Nine Daudierne ct
sa file aimee.
"A moi! il est d moi. criait a
tue-t6te lie chaSseur novice.
-Veux-tu te taire, riposta de
loin roncle Armand. ST tn cont,
nues a vociferer de la sorte, nous
he verrons plus settlement un lapin.
Allons, bon! reprit-il avec
colere, VOLTA maintenant quill aban.
dome sa place. Ce galopin-la va
faire manquer toute Dotre journee.
C'etait vrai. Oubliant la reggie
fundamentals DIES GLASSES au rabat
ct les sages recommendations de
M. Daudierne, Alfred n'avait eu
rien de plus press6 que de courir a
o chevreuil. Etait-ce pour Fem.
porter GU pour l'achever? il men
savait rien lul.m6me. La joie Iui
tOurnait la t6te.
LIE chevreuil frappe a mort
lancait des ruades desesperees ct
gemissait CONNIE IN enfant.
All c'est horrible. dit Lau.
reuce en- detournant les yeux. Je
he veux pas en- voir advantage.
EFT ellie ouvrit la portiere pour
descendre.
Belt ne perdit pas une seconde.
Avant que s. m%aitresse Sc III,
levee. il etait deja a terre.
-Rappelie ton chieD, hurlait
Alfred. Emmene-le, OF je lie tue
jean, dit Nine Daudierne q
sou cocher, avancez un peu. Nous
sommes trop pres des chasseurs el
nous les g6nons sans doute. Place.
vous d i'entree du rond point.
Madame a raison, repondit
jean qui etalt un vieux servlteul
de Ia maison ct qui await son franc
parler. Je viens d'entendre siff1el
des grains de plomb ct mes juments
pOurraient bien en- attraper.
&c n'etait certes pas uue precau-
ton inutile que de changer de
place, etant donnees la fougue er
la maladresse du jeune Alfred
mais 81 Nine Daudierue tenait {
s'eloigner, c'etait surtout pour full
lie triste spectacle de l'agonie o'ur
animal inOtfensif.
Pas plus que sa file, ellie n'aimai1
q voir coulter lie sang, ct lie chevreui
qui sc debattait contre la mort Ell
repandait a hots.
-Je ne ~resterai pas lei one
minute de plus, dit Laurence.
aussitot que la caleche cut pris
position a langle du bols.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tOus les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs diavocat. cartes d'atfaires. entttes de
features. tickets d'habitatioa, blancs. circu-
laires, etc.. seront imprimGs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul detent toute concur
renee.
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ACHIEVEMENT.
ANNONCES.

Un carr6 de 10 .;gnes lere. insertion, $l.5o
4" 2me. 10
" i" Insertion add SO
Toute annonce ,ndIquant la profession,
Zones. mar an. d'avanee. 90
Annonce de candidats, d~'avance ,---.-lO w
Necrologle, par lO
Toute annonce commercials publlee a IAN
nee sera inseree au taux de 30 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au tauX oruinalre.
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savage. II courait le e au
vent ct parfois il s'arretait pour
aboyer joyeusement.
II arriva lie premier au pied do
rocher, 4 lendroit meme Oh Sc
tenalt Roger Pontiac pendant que
Germaine interrogeait les fees q
Pentree du soupirail qui s'ouvrait
Sur une autre face de &c cube de
pierres, ct il tomba ell arrSt, Ia
tete levee, CONNIE lie font les chiens
couchants devant IN pommier on
s'est branchee une compasnie de
perdrix rouges.
-Qu'as-tu done? Iui demanda
Laurence, Qui connaissait ses
allureS.
A cinq pieds au dessus de la
base du bloc Care, commencait une
assure, etroite CONNIE une meur-
triere percee dams Ia muraille dun
chateau du moyen.age. Cette
espece de fen6tre etait place. trop
haut pour que la jeune file put y
regarder.
Roger Pontiac Sen etait servi
CONNIE dun %porte-voix pour re.
pondre a Germaine, mails Roger
Pontiac etalt de taille a s'engager
dams IN regiment de cuirassiers, ct
sill await prefere les hussards,
c'etait parce que la crosse cavale.
RE nest jamais appellee aguerroyer
en- Antique.
Laurence, ties etonn6e de voir
que Belt ne bougeait plus, Sc
demanda sill sentait la quelqu'uu
de sa connaissance; mails CONNIE
il etait peu vraisemblable que
'interieur du rocher tnt habite.
ellie ne s'arreta guere a cette sup
position, ct ellie Sc nit Ell devoir
de faire lie tour de ce donjon que
n'avait pas eleve la main des
hommes.
Avant d'essayer ce voyage circu-
laire, ellie regarda au.dessous dele,
ct ellie Wit a la place GU ellie les
await laisses, la caleche, les Wallets
de pied ct les chasseurs.
Sa mere agitait un mouchoir
pour lui indiquer sans doute qu'elle
observait tous SEES movements.
&c signal lui rappela qu'elle await
promis de he pas depasser la crete,
ct ellie renonca a tenter n explo-
ration complete du palals des fees.
Aussi bien commeneait-eIle a
%ressentir n vague %inquietude.
Ellie sc contenta de depasser
tangle du massif rocheux ct ellie
ne fut pas peu surprise de Sc
trouver en- face dune crevasse
beaucoup plus accessible.
L'aspect de ce trou noir lui parot
siDistre ct ellie Sc garda bien de
sen approcher CONNIE Pavait fat
Germaine, plus curieuse ct moins
timide. Ellie appela Sol CHEN qui
: pouvait la defendre, au cas- pen
t probable on ellie aurait Gu besoin
} d'etre defendue.
Belt n'obeit pas aussi vite que
) d'habitude, mails il fuit pas Sc
decider a gutter son poste d'obser-
walton, ct IL arriva quetant, hairant
la mousse, CONNIE pour y retrouver
la trace du passage dun ami.
: Mais ce manage prit bieni6t fin.
II s'arreta court devant l'ouverture
beanie, lanea Ill aboiement sonore
ct Sc lanca dun bond dams les
profoudeurs de la caverne.
Laurence, stupefaite ct encore
/ plus ennray6e, Iecula Instructive
ment, ct peu sen fallut qu'elle NJ
s'enfu1t. Mais la force lni manaus
pour courir, ct la volx pour crier.
Belt await disparu; Belt ne
: dOnnait plus signe de vie. II avail,
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trou...mais que ferait Ia Roch
II ma jure quiz trait
-rouver NJ. Pontiac au chateau de
B~retteville ct il doit y etre allie
hier. En- supposant meme quill ny
soft pas allie, quel motif aurait pu
10 pousser 4 Sc cacher lei Aurait-
il appris qu'on le cherche pour
l'arreter ct lie conduire en- prison ?
Mon. car je ne lui al pas dit que
nous c~hasserions aujourd'hui dams
la for6t de la Breteche. let alors
meme quill l'aurait su, il ne pouvait
pas deviner que je monterais
jusqu'a ce rocher..
Laurence en- etait la de ses
quand son CHEN s'elanca
dun bond hors de la caverne ct
vint tomber a ses pieds.
Doh viens to, mechanic b6te9
lui demanda.t.elle.
Belt n'avait garde d'aboyer pour
lui repondre, car il tenait dams sa
gueule un objet quill ne voulait
pas laisser choir !; mais il rappor-
TAFT sans doute a ga maitresse, a
il ne Gt aucune dificulte pour lie
lui laisser prendre.
C'etait une espece de a on
plutot &c portefeuille Ell peau de
daim, ferme par un bouton d'acier
gu; recouvrait probabIement une
serrure a secret. L'objet etait de
forme carree ct il await dh etre
porte CONNIE un scapulaire, car
aux deux anneaux qui tenaient
aux deux angles supelieurs
pendaient deux bouts de laniere de
CUR.
Comment Sc trouvait-il au fond
dun trou de rocher? Qui " await
cache Eft par quel prodige d'ins
tinct, Belt etait il allie ~ chercher?
Toutes e questions Sc presen'
talent a la fois, ct Laurence he
savait comment les resoudre,
lorsqu'en retournant lie sachet
entire ses doigts ellie Wit au milieu
deux initiates imprimees en- nolr,
deux Y.
AIors, ellie Sc sonvInt tout a
coup que Nine Vignemal s'appelait
Virginie. Germaine await NANTES
fois plaisante a propos de ce
prenom sentimental qui n'allait
gusre a la tres p~rosaIque proprie-
taire des domaines du Fougeray.
Eft ellie Sc rappela aussi lie recit
que lie braconnier lui await fait sur
la levee dn Beuvron.
-C'est lie p%ortefeuille quill a
ramass6 sous les tamaris Oh Nine
Vignemal l'avait jete, murmura-t-
ellie. II ma dit quill l'avait mis-
dams un endroit GU personne ne lie
trouverait. Eft en- effet, personne
ne Sc serait avis6 de venir lie
chercher dams ce creux de rocher.
Roch Ferrer qui rode partout dot
connaitre la roche de Lemon. II
y sera venu tout expires pour
cacher cette reliQue de la morte.
II he Sc doutait pas que Belt me
la rapporterait.
Tout celia etait on be peut plus
vraisemblable. Mais que faire de
ce sachet qui renfermait evidem.
ment DIES papiers importants,
peut-6tre des titres al porteur !:
LIE %rejeter dams lie trou noir on lie
danois l'avait deterre? &c fut la
premiere pensee qui vint a Mile
Daudierne, mails ellie comprit bieu
vite qu'elle n'avait pas lie droil
d'Rgir ainsi.
Cette epave await une valeul
pour rheritler testamentaire OF
pour les heritiers naturals. La
Landowner, c'edt etc porter preju