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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
persnnal.

Clhronco Holloway. q young 81 tornoy
u ogden, Is IN this city on legal business.
q. T.. Grary ~ Chicago aud .. B Shaw
oi Butte, Montana, arc registered ut the
lunpleiun,
Robert l.. O1om OF Chicago IL at tho
Morgan.
James Hughns, OF stockton. Tooolo
County, Is iu tAu city on business.
Lieutenant Edward McCa koy len for
Font Ulcho-ue, last evening over the Rio
Gmndo Western.
G. ~. Kelsey, Rock Springs NOR
chant, aud wife, ars ~ tie city fora Tow
DAYS,
W. lIcndricl,, NJ Richmond, riki, and
G. Barker n ogden, arc At the White
House.
Jud.on spanurd, OF Boise, Idaho, is at
the Clifg House.
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Natural ,ins and OH 90.

with the clerk Of the Third District
Court, yesterday afternoon, were iIled
the articles OF Incorporation OF the
North Salt Lake Natural Gas aud on
company, which Is organized for the
purpose OF boring for natural gas aud
oil aud conducting, storing, pip.
ing, refining And distributing
the came, and dealing generally
Ia the products Of the busi-
uess. The company hiss purchased
ali OF L.. u. Kinney title to tract oi
land In North Salt Lake, and Ia cspi-
tallzpd at 100000, divided into shares
Of tho denomination Of II each. Thia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

I llvr been rI|I -Ull Tcf from
catarrh fof over ten y"4rs. DAi IL very
had, could hardly breathe some
nights could not steep lui hoI to
walk the floor. pufcuasrl Eiy's
Cream Blim and nun u.irgit Zee is;
II IA WORKING n cure surely. have
advised several frirnda 90 use ~, and
with happy results IN every case. Il
IL the medicine above all others for
catarrh, aud II h. worth iis weight in
gold. thank God have found "a
remedy can use with safety and TINT
does all that Is claimed f0rit. Its
curing my deafness. II. v. spcffy,
Hartford, Conn.
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WHY THE DsseRET NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAper.

/. It Il the organ o. tho Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter day Saints, and
tho authorized medium through which
the views, wishes ada instruction. Of tho
Chnch Authorities arc expressed, and
given 20 the saints.
?. Il may Away, he rolled upon rs al.
voc'tinF or jcioniing the right side NJ
oyofy question proper for public journals
to treat upon.
3, It Ia devoted to tho interests Of tho
fai'cr-luy Saints and has, fFom liz inccp-
ton, ygliautly defended their rights and
advocated tho principles In which thov
believer and eyory lattor.day Saint
should therefore loo unitr obligations to
dc hlg part In helping TO sustain H.
T. Itisuoi puhl,,hcd for speculation,
and never has been. but for tho good
which It e. capable OF accomplishing; Tho
prohts, u amy there DO derived from lt,
being devoted TO extending its sphere u
usefulness, and OcueA.uHs the CON.
mnuiiy.
q It Is doing its utmost 70 establish
n'i'o 'nlu,'I' ' n'"o''t wh'en arc paper
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on nj pccuniary loss.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

A luml1mm at Wytopitlogis recent.
ly split upgn u hollow maple log aud
found among rotten leaves twcnty-six
mico, an dead. There were three species
IN the collection-tho long tailed or kan.
CARGO mouse, tho white bellicd wood
mouse and thc common shortniltl field
moufc. The choppeFthinks they crowd.
ed up into tho hollow in order 10 keep
warm aud the hole through which they
entered having closed up. they starved
to death Slice won't cat mice, evident
ly, although civilized mon have boon
known TO feed on one another under
similar conditions Lewiston journal.
A huusr may De suld Ia be- hsbltuhlc
when it afford. lbs occupants reasonable
protection Cor health; failing In this per
ucuiar a. comes short NJ fulfilling the to
Quileiuea.s SvHyeged IN this term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
CHINESE GAMBLERS
The Mysteries Of Their Rational
Game, "Fan Tan" Explained
THE pAsrIME OF "aOyEsr JOHN"


II was nearly press time TOT the
NEWS, last evening when the Chlnese
Gambler, who were arrested by the
rolioc on Saturday night In the Gai,ty
club rooms, In connection with num'
her OF American and European sports,
were arralgncd before Justice Keller
They were represented by Judge
taney and Attorney VIII l. Stuart,
while Assistant City Attorney Coad
prosccuteJ. which the names Of tho
cbiunmen were read by the prose-
cutor there waa no immediate responee
and that functionary Inquired II the
accused were In tho court rOom'
UNol physically" responded Judge
Laney. promptly, o. he assumed a.
air OF becoming professional dignity,
.tbut they arc represented by csunsrl,
and We ask that their cases be beard
separately"
Prosecutor Cosd-I am willing that
the do.oudnnts he tried separately hut
Insist upon their personal presence ID
court.
Judge Laney--I unierstood that
YOU were not particular as to that.
Well, | am, and demand that they
be brought before his honor for pdr'
roses Of identi fcation.
Messrs. Lanoy aud Stuart ihon held
a brief whispered consultation with
Barr, the proprietor Of the Gaiety
gambling rooms, and the latter went
out In search Of the missing Mongoli'
ans and returned with them shortly
afterwards.
During hisabsonce Captain Donovan
produced "a largo collection OF Chinese
coius and ''ian tan" paraphernnla
which had been captured with tho
players ON their arrest and which were
Inspected by the court nnd
"sct In motlonn by Attorney
Newton, who ALEC explained ~,
inlricaoles and who, much to tho
amuecment OF those present, dryly re-
marked that he was an adopts all aindr
OF games whether the creation OF the
clever Caucasian or the conception OF
the cunning Chinese, except "honest
John.v OF that uniutefouiing pgstiinu
he didn't pretend 10 even unuerttanu
the primary principles.
Alter dissertation by tho court on
the subject OF "hUuesty being tho
best policy" oven for ~ lawyer order
was called aud the "pipe hitting
Orientalists and playera Of ''iuntan"
were ordered to stand up aud plead.
Jim Ling, who has long b,en the cour.
Interpreter for the local officers Ia such
cases, acted W. medium on this
occasion, and after the oath had been
administered by piece meal to tho
offenders, they entered plens u not
guilty, aud the examination Of
witnesses was commenced. Counsel
Tor the accused sought diligently to
establish the iunoCense of their copper
colored clients, tut with equal assur.
ancc Of success they might
a. easily have endeavOrcd TO
prevent the waters OF the Missis-
nppi from finding their way
into the Gulf OF Mexico. The evidence
Of their guilt was overs helming and
tho charges against them accordingly
sustained by the court.
They were Gnod S25 each which
they paid without murmur aud te-
turned to their haunls, apparently Ia a
merry mood.
Their names were John All Gee,
Wong Tong, Tong All jug, ami Ching
Wing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

stock Is suhsctitei for az follows: :. l.
Green. 10000; T.. h. Armstrong, TO-
COS; T.. IN. Eyer, 10000; j. a. street,
o, I. D. Slarhuck, 90 pUl; W. O.. Coch.
ran, .g,O1g H. 4. Duke, 100; A. s..
Kendall. 10000.
The officers ~ The company ares >.
l.. Green, preaideng V l.. Armstrong.
vlce.preiiient, a. r. DuRv. treasurer
ami /. ) Siafbuck, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
Always fresh Pickles from $. l..
Pickle Co.
a Little Girr. rNr.-ieuce ina Lizhi.
ifousr.

Mr.. and Mr.. Loren rrr-cOtt are
keepers Of tue Gov. Lighthouse at
sand Beach, Mich, and ste blessed
with "A daughter, tour years old. LAST
April she waf taken down with Meas.
lee, followed with dreadful Cough
vain, she grew worse lapltly, until ,he
Then she tiled nr King New D!s.
covefy aud otter the use VI two and q
half bottles, wks completely cured.
They say Dr.. Kiug'- New Discovery
IL worth itz wei hi 100 gold yet yo.i
may get a trial lo'tls free Rt =. &.
NTH a Cos Diug store. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

The rarsucs aud the Dead Prince.
In connection with the oxprc ssions o,
sorrow evoked throughout all parts of
our Indian empire By the sad death of
ih, Duke of ClaNnce one Of the most
remarkable PERHAPS was The meeting Of
tho Parsec rcsidents Of Bombay. Tho
pnraeo. assembled the other day IN tho
beautiful Wndia Fire tomplo under tho
PRESIDENCY af Sir Jnmsotioq fcicobhoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

VINO t"'F wv 'fA' sf'"'H hA'Ih
For the accommodation ul those de
airing to visit At points pIst OF, In the
vicinity Of. Of at Omaha, in May, dur
INC the session II the Methodist Con.
eral Conference, The Uuion Pacific viii
cell tickets 10 Omaha ard return at one
nre tor the round trip Tickets un sale
Aprli sth 10 30th Inclusive, limited Go
June 1922.
Forapy additional Information, ap.
rly To u. T.. EuufN,
General Agent, Uniou Pacific Syaiom,
gOl Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Especially iuiautf, h. prevalent more
or les NJ all TIMES, but Ii largely
avoided 10y giving proper rourislment
hni wholesome ioOd. The mott sue.
ceasiul aud reliable oi all II the Gail
Borden " Eagle" Brand Condensed
MIX. Your grocer aud druggist
keep II. 9thr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

A very Ingenious automatic machine
has hecn established near tho letter bux
40 Cmgug Gross station Tor tho collol.
uuu Of letters 20 be- forwarded by the
pu.ful.oo osprss service. Il Is IN cleo.
tsail connection with tho postal t.le
graph uiic, opposite The station. ~
dropping % penny into the slot md pull
ing uut tho slide. a brown colu.gu ca.
v.lopo Is dclycrot This envelope con.
taur another envelope eui cIul The
communication ~ il,aulod To 10 Wri,lon
on the card, which is Glon iuclo.,d in
tlo white envelope and ,hi., with the
it.a for 1t Ivory which hiyn h1u Gs.s
90 thwapouro per mile. g. ruuclo. cd
Che outer en-, .loro and deposited i've The
box behind the flap, which Lcprs the
printed instructions. Tine net Of with.
draw ing the slil. onds the call signal
totaa tglg-aph oIcc, and a me elgel
l. pt once dispatched go collect tho $40.
oial l.,tols.-Elcc,ral Review
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Have y0uf riucflpiig. Niiyu.
Bay your Drug aul Medicines.
Buy yuut Toilet AIauIrs.
Imported 1nd Roy West Cigar.
Whllmau'- Fire Candle.
GildS Quinlue Hair Tonic.
Price. me II rCaaoruult.
FrAS,rs G.. GuN., AHuthrcary,
BROOKS Arcade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

WHEN going last select the popular
route, thu Burlington. Two daily YES.
tlbult trsinH from Denver with dining
hnd chair cafsat i Pullmnu nleopers nj
tschtd, for Chicago, Peoria, II. Louis,
Kansas CITY, ~. Joseph, Atchi-On ami
nil points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

$3.50 for the round trip on April 2sth
ami 10Th, via tho Union Pacific,
Trains at 200 am, 1925 am, 800
pm. 500 ?. m. Tickets good for re.
turn until May stu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

For Throat Disease, Cuug ~, Colds,
eto., rilcctunl relief il 'nuui Ia the use
II "BrOOa's Bronchial 7rDshss." Price
IS cls. Sod Oa'y IL bDygs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
Cn,ll.u,ru'. ,onrrs...

The Rio Grsnde Western will soil on
April 2Sth ana Goth round trip tickets
10 Ogden nj $3.50, Lood until May slh,
Rate open TO the public, Tg,ins at $3.50
a, m, ln:i9 noon and la:3n am,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Has removed In Office 10 It's muir.
ton.s IN Sugar House Wand. Take
the Rapid Transit Street Cars marked
"Caldrr'a Park, Forest Dale, or 18th
hast Street" Post otiice, Sugar,
Utah. dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Win Rio Gfande Wus.yrn, si1 round
trir on April gs1i, .lih Hud s0th. Rate
b. Jpru 10 tine bubble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

~ wv ~
Two Registered Cleveland Ray StRl.
Hons, one Coihus with gold medal,
imported. Apply at Grant Hrls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Have removed their C1a Olice 10 l88
?, Main Street. Telephone 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Arc exclusive agents for the celebrate,
Peacock Coal and Slack. Best IN mar
kct Tor steam ami heat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

Have removed their Coal Office to l6d
;. Main Street. Telephone 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28
Parasols =!
Wen create Il sensation in Par.
asols this week.
GINGHAEgS.

Good Quality Ginghams, 30.
Extra a" " sic.
Fine u phyr Ginghams, 12ic.
10 Half Usual Price. -tsd
Yard wide Soft Finished
Bleached, DC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-28

W. o Mo, 8 Mo. Mo.
Daiy, 5000 500 $50 sl.OO
Scmi- Weekly, 800 LIS Loo 40
Dc5eyct Wcckly, go L5o
Address all Communications 70
TUE DEsERET NEWS co..
SAT- Lake CisY. Utah.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-19
HISTORIC

D|UN
A TRAVERS ROIs.
-Sulfe-

J'ouvris brusquement les yeux
pour chaser ce reve, ct je me mis-
debout. Mails a peine avais-je relieve
la tete, qu'un cri de frayeur sortit de
ma bouche.
Une ombre venait de sc dessiner
sur lie bord du chemln de schlin.
Cette ombre domlnait lie rayin. Ellie
me masquait lie reste du jour, ct ellie
reproduisait fideIemcnt l'image de
mon reve.
LIE parapluie, les lunettes, les
sourcils fronces, les petits yeux
brillants, tout y etait. Settlement,
cette apparition me paraissait dune
grandeur surnaturelle +; je ne songeais
pas a me dire que je la yoyais de bas
en- haut linexplicable senl await
prise en- &C moment sur mon imagi-
nation surexcitee.
CONNIE je restais interdit, sans oser
crier nj bouger, I'm joyeux grogne-
ment rompit lie silence ct une masse
confuse creva lie plafond de verdure
pour venir s'abattre Il mes pieds.
En- meme temps une yoix connue
sc fit entendre:
-Allons bon cettc Charlotte men
fera jamais d'autre Dcux Il tirer
d'affaire maintenant
Et, tandis que l'apparition parlait
ainsi, un brave CHEN au poll ebouriffG
me lechait les mains, CONNIE sill cut
etc pave pour fare fete au yaurien
qui, deux mois auparayant, lui await
fait expier I'm pantalon dechirt pan
n Tongue soiree d'emprlsonnement,
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he SaintDie +?

lie SaintDie?
oh ! monsieur Spitz I! gutter la
inaison! vivre tout seul la-bas, der
mere DIES murs, dams une vraie vile H..
Non. voyez-vous, celia me creye lie
cHnr rien que d'y penser
Et lie fait est qu'un nouveau ruis-
seau de Iarmes, depuis l~ongtemps pref
a deborder, m'empecha de continuer.
Je ne me souviens pas d'avoir jamais
tant plenre que &c jour-la.
Net Us verrons, nous verrons
repondit a voix hasse lie pere Josue
est-il possible de Sc METRE ainsl le
sang aI'envers
Mails je voyais bien que NOR
chagrin l'avait touche. II s'enfonGs
plus avant dams SEES refexiors ct 81
main SIERRA vivement la mienne comm'
sill await Gu peur de me perdre.
En- attendant, les premieres mai
sons de Framont Sc dessinaient al
has de la cote. Pour rentrer tou
droit 4 la maison, je n'avais qu's
suivre la route communale mails NJ
SpitZ la laissa a sa droite, ct il sen
gagea dams lie chemin de traverse gu
conduisait a sa demeure.
Suite au proclaim numero.
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nest qu'une aptitude plus vive i
saisir DIES rapports invisibles ,''ur !.
foule, tout lie decida 4 tenter la de
~couverte de la portion de Flade qaH
supposait deuoir s'eteadre sur t'aatrr
hemisphere.
SEES premiers essais eussent decou-
rage IN esprit moins cpnyaincus.
On salt que, regarde CONNIE fou par
ses compatriotes auxquels il deman-
DAFT des navires, il s'adressa 4 Jean
Ii, roi de Portugal, qui refusa egale
| ment ses services. La cour d'Espa-
gne ne Sc montra point d'abord mieux
dispose. II falIut solicitor, attendre,
employer Influence DIES seigneurs ct
du clerge. LIE peuple temoignait
Iui-meme peu de sympathie au pilote
genois, ct quand il traversait les
places publiques, les enfants Sc trap
patent lie front en- RANT pour indlquer
que retranger etait fou.
Dependant une femme, la refine
Isabelle, prit enfin quelque interet au
dessein de Colomb ellie fournit une
partie DIES fonds necessaires a lexpe.
dition, accorda les titres ct privileges
qui devaient recompenser lie Genol:
en- a de reussite, ct les trois petits
n~avires qui devaient changer la face
de lancien monde en- decouvrant Il
nouveau, mirent a la wolfe sans ms
pirer grande esperance a ceux memes
qui les envoyaient 4 la decouverte
Colomb seul await lie sentiment de
sa mission ct Sc sentait la force de
raccomplir
Nous avons raconte ~ailleurs d ira
vers quelles vicissitudes il atteigni1
son but ct comment il prouva a Ia
fois, par son exemple, ce que peuven'
la voionte ct l'ingratitude humaines
Fin.
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CHEZ LIE YERE JOSUE.,

lie %sauvetagc nc fut pas hien
compliqu6. En- me raccrochant au
manche du ~parapluie ct a raide dc
quelques poussees yigoureuses, JIG
parvins q me hisser i Iorifice du
ravin. NJ. Spitz mt prit 4 bras lie
corps ct me permit d'effcctuer le rcste
dc l'escalade. &c fut ensuite au
tour de Charlotte.
-Tu peux tie yanter d'avoir une
tiere chance, mon garcon, me dit-il.
81 je ne metals pas attarde Iii haut,
TIL aurais pu passer la mutt dams &C
trou, sans qu'ame qui yive sen fut
doutee. C'etait done tot qui criais
81 fort tout 4 l'heure =?
TT, sans attendrc ma reponse, il
avisa la chauye-souris que malgre
tout j'ayais reussi d tircr du naufrage.
ITEMS l.. items !...yoila lie gail
lard qui sc permet de chaser mes
terres ; ordre DIES cheiropteres, famille
DIES chauves-souris lie murin classique
eesperttito pipistrellns, IN fort be
echantillon, ma fol! All ca, que
yeux-tu en- faire Ca nest pas ben
a manger, ces betes-la. Ca ne sert
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~UECOUVERTE DE L'ARCHE
DE NOE SUR LIE MONT
ARAFAT.

lie steele qui va finir ne sera pas
settlement remarquable par ses che
minis de fer, par ses nombreuses APP
plications de relectricite, SEES meryeil-
leuses inventions dams l'industrie, les
gros budgets ct les greves, il J aura
une autre gloire les discoveries
faites par les savants explorateurs
DIES monuments ct DIES Inscriptions
DIES peoples detruits.
Depuis les travauxde Champollion,
quels progress nation pas fats pour
dechiffrer les hieroglyphes d'Egypte
ct les ~caracteres cuneiformes dies
Assyriens :? Francais, Anglais, Allie
mands Sc disputent la paine dams
ces etudes 81 peniblcs ct 81 intGres-
santes qui viennent enrichir nos
musees. Bient6t, lie passG n'aura
plus de secrets ct nous connaitrOns
1'histoire, les continues, les monuments.
de ces v%ieillcs populations don't il ne
restait Il peine I'm vague souvenir.
L'histoire est en- meme temps relate
avec une saline critiquc, ct bien DIES
crreurs sont rectifiGes. Notre steele,
malgre SEES f%autes, aura hicn mGritG
de la postGritt.
Des etudes ne sc ~poursuivcnt pas
settlement en- Orient. mails encore
dams lie nouveau monde, surtout dams
lie Mexique. lie Yutacan ct lc Perou.
\ roccasion du c%entcnairc de Chris
topic Colomb dams le monde inconnu,
les iournaux americans s'occupent
des populations qui liabitaicnt |,
pays, ct Exposition IL Chicago four
Mira de eurieux specimens d. ltul
civilization avancec. G.. nc >cra pa
Ii uDe des moindrc> attractions q,
cette exposition univcrseIlc.
Mails pour -etourner u fOrient
voici une dGcouvcrtc qui soulGvera
bien DIES c%ritiques dams l. monde
savant. Je ne puts en- garantir Tau
thenticitG, JIG dome les fats tells que
ie les trouve dams lie Ner- York Hcraid
du Il Juliet ct ce journal les prend
dams le Far Frnncixco E.tnmiarr
81 Ton persiste Il doutcr, il est facil'
dorganiser une expedition pour Il
mont Alarat. C'est moins loin Gu,
ic cercle p%olaire, celia nfilc moins d
frais ct de difficulties. ct Ii question
vault Ia peine d'Gtrc RESIDUE.
Inc antique tradition nous appreno
que larche de Noe s'etait arrGtGe su
lie mont Ararat, ct que les cnfants d
Noe en- quittant rarcle descendiren
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-19
CHHINTUPHE COLOMB
DE LA DECOUvERTE DE L'AMERIQUE
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DE LA DECOUVERTE DE LAMERIQUE
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Christople Colomb partageait l'e-
motion generate. L'etude de la
geographic ct les commissioners o
moeraphiques ACCUSES a Pavie
avaient ~entretenu cette surexcitation
ct dome une base plus solide a ses
intuitions instinctives. Quelque i'm
~parfaites que fussent les notions
sclenti6ques de repoque, Giles ~avaient
au moins lie merite de ne point APP
~puyer lie mensonge contre la verite.
Colomb Y trouva au contraUe DIES
arguments. Les observations des
yieux pilotes, leurs recits recueillis
avec soin vinreEt encore confirmer ses
soupeons.
ii declare lui-mame quill common
ca a naviguer des Rage de quatorze
ans. On a cru quill await fait partie
de lexpedit'on enterprise contre
Naples, en- 1457, ct pour laluelle
Genes fournit l'argent ct les vaisseaux.
parce quill Sc trouvait, parmi les
aventuriers engages, IN capitaine du
nom de Colomb mails Fernando fills
de Christophe COLOMBO nous a appris
quill Y await deux hommes de ce nom,
connus dams la guerre ct les expedi-
tons maritimes, lesQuels etaient bien
de sa famille, mails quill fallait distin-
guer de son pere. Cette coincidence
a REINSTATEMENT trompe plusieurs
biographies ct contribute a augmenter
%lobscurite qui marque l'histoire de
ses premieres annees.
II est dependant certain que Chris
topic Colomb prit part a la lutte
soutenue par lie due d'Anjou pour Ia
couronne de Naples ct quill navigua
longtemps dams la Mediterranee.
Lui-mtme declare ayoir visitG Tile
| de Scio.
Chaufepit atfirmc qu'en l474, Co
lomb commandait plusieurs ~vaisseaux
genois au service de Louis ri ct
qull prit deux navlres e%spagnols, ce
! qui amena une reclamation tres-vive
de Ferdinand. Bossi mentiopnc une
T, lettre trouyee aux archives de Milan,
dams laquelle deux Lombards racon.
tent que, gardant Tile de Chypre avee
les Venitiens, ills yirent venir IN
v~aisseau commando par un certain
Colombo, lequel passa pres d'eux en-
jetant le cri de guerrc DIES Genois
mals il est probable que ces deux
fats sc rapportent au We'll amira'
Coloinb mentionnG par Fernando ct
sous les ordres duquel Christophe
parait avoir d'abOrd navigue.
Quoi quill en- soft, les expeditions
maritimes, Ell dormant i Christophe
! lexptrience lie Ia navigation. lu
Prepayment les moyens ~dcx6cutior
pour son grand projet. Lohserya
ton dune carte du globe OF
tout IN hemisphere ttait suppose
sans continent, plusieurs antre:
disbursements moins reels que spt
cieux, les rapports de quelques marins
l'exemple DIES Portugais, ct enfn cett'
clairvoyance inspir6e du genie gu