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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-30
pELEoN. TEX. Jolly %. 1891

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difficulty Of breathing and smotnering palpita-
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enc nostril was closed for ten years. aud now
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have not slept on either side for two years.
in fact, dreaded TO see night come; now sleep
soundy in any position all night.
am 80 years Old, but expect soon TO DO able
to take mold of the pow handles; feel proud l
was lucky enough to get p. p. p, and heartily
recommend it 70 my friends and the public gem
orally. Yours respectfully, A. NJ. RAMSEY,
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The Best Proof

Of the wonderful curative
qualities of the Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt is the fact that it is
initiated. The genuine is with
out equal as an aperient for
Chronic Constipation, Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia. Liver and
Kidney troubles. Be sure and
secure only the genuine.
Local Record for the Morninx News.
Local forecast for Savannah aud vicinity:
Generally fair continued low temper lure in
the morning; warmer by afternoon; north
to northeast winds
Official forecast for Georgia: Fair,
warmer Wednesday and Thursday; varia-
BILE Winds, becoming east.
Comparison o. mean E9nneravurs &C SavAn-
nah. &C., Nov % 1892, and the mean OF the
same day Tor liletesn vsA-S:
MEAN TEMPEaAruRE from ths a DeoarI Ii
for 10 years Nov 90 ~ p. norma on ii /, 1877
------l
Sc So d $50
COMPARATIVE RAINFALL STATEMENT:
Amount Amount from from tn thS Denartur'
for 10 years No, So ,oo normal si1o5 o 9Sn'
wv ~ = or - AN'S'
90 90 --09 aga
Maximum temperature, So. minimum tenn
perature. 49,
The hight OF the Savannah river at
Augusta at a IN. 18th meridian time yes
terday was G. feet, rise of 0. 3 feet during
the preceding twenty-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twentv-four hours
ending D. m. Nov. % 1892. 18th Meridian time
Observation takon at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
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FALK CLOTHING co.

We were a little unfortunate
in seIectingyes to display
and to advertise our lines Of
Rubber Goods and Umbrellas
but although yoG did not need
them yesterday as we thought
you would, we maintain that
when you do you will find il to
your interest to see us.
An examination of the dis
play we make will prove this.
FALK CLOTHING co.
The display will also give you some
good ideas about Christmas gifts.
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Il denotes trace OF rain or snow.
+. ii. SdYrA. Oossrgtr. Ws4I1sr Blr5aL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-30

DAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE.--For any
i one wishing TO engage In the saloon bust
ness we offer q chance seldom met with; one of
the most prominent and fashionable saloons in
the city; receipts last year over $4,000 Apply
/. ID. & X. u. LAROCHE
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LNOR SALE. one large bay horse. sound and
Il good condition. for S15, @. h. mcdaniel,
1863 Bay street.
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TOR SALE, saloon and fixtures and stock of
i goods. Central location in city of six
thousand population. Good reason for selling.
Address LOOK box SO, Gainesville, Fla.
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A RRIvED and for sale. four fine mixers and
"A five grade Holstein springers. GULL
MARTIN & CO.'S.
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EOR SALE. drug store. stock and fixtures,
i well located. Address DRUGS, care News
and Courier, Charleston, s. U.
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A WELL established business. in best location
N In the city; can be bought cheap; object
leaving city. Address b., this Office, for three
days
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE, half interest, or the whole we'll
Il established saw-mill business; good loca-
ton. Address SAW MILL, this office.
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THAT splendid property on the White Bluff
l. road known as the Bohen tract, consisting
OF % acres of land, dwelling house, barn, stable
and ali necessary outbuildinRs, 65 bearing fruit
trees, will be sold very cheap; title guaranteed.
Apply Immediately. I. d. & r. ID. LAROCHE.
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NOR SALE. a gentle Shetland pony, Ave years
II old, aud q finely marked Jersey heifer six
months old Apply to A. l.. PARTRIDGE,
Battersby building.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTIsEMENrS. is Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want % supply any
thing to buy or sell any business or acoommo-
dations TO SECURE; indeed any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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TOR SALE, fresh Jersey COW. T. ]. AGNEw.
L Waldburg and habersham, or No 90 Bay
street.
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LNOR SALE. a fine grocery and LIQUOR bust
L ness. good chance for the right party,
Address b. f., Morning News.
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HORSES AND PHAEToN FOR SALE. "A
L Il fine pair OF mares, well bred, perfectly
matched, stylish and quick steppers; also
leather top Brewster phaeton. Inquire at
GUILMARTIN'S stables, West Broad street.
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DROWN MARE. guaranteed sound and
ID gentle, years old; also buggy and harness.
O. n. CALLAHAN, Liberty and Jefferson
streets
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EOR sALE-we are offering that valuable lot
II southeast corner OF Hall and Barnard
streets; also, four lots adjoining, running from
Howard street to Barnard. Call At once, Par
riculars at office Of l. ID. & X. d. LAR0CHE,
Real Estate Dealers, ii6 Bryan street.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
Alameda,

The work of removing the old horse-ear
stables on Webster street was commenced
yesterday, and on their site will be erected
the power-house Of the Alameda, Oakland
and Piedmont Electric Railroad Company
The Offices OF tie company will be erected
in the new building.
ID. w. Merwn, for many years a eonduc-
tor on the Alameda broad-gauge local train,
died yesterday morning of hemorrhage of
the lungs at his residence in East Oakland.
he was popular with the patrons of the
road. and regret is felt at his demise. He
was 81 years of age and leaves a widow but
no children. He was a member OF lodge
of Odd Fellows.
w. L. ATam, a well-known attorney of
this city, has removed to Oakland and will
open an Office on Broadway.
The residents of this city are pleased to
hear that the railroad company has decided
to have waiting-room at the foot of Broad
way. Oakland. Passengers for the local
train are now compelled to wait in the wind
and rain in front of saloon. City Attorney
Taylor has been endeayoring for many
months to induce the railroad company to
provide decent accommodations at this point,
and 1t is largely due to his efforts that the
waiting-room Is to be esta blished.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
INTERNATIoANL HOTEL.
The Hearst Grammar School

Preliminary to the Christmas HOLIDAYS
Interesting exercises were given last Friday
by the pupils OF the Hearst Grammar School,
on Hermann street. A large audience en-
jOyed the programme rs follows:
Class song, Just Before the Battle, Mother, :
Elsie PrlbeT, recitation. keeping His Word'' :
Viva Carnail, piano solo, "May Bells Ringing" :
Hllna johnson, recitation, Pictures of Mem.
ory'; Helen FRESNO, piano solo, Joys on the
AIM; Alfred Noulsn. recitation, John Burns
Of Gettysburg; Etnel Tllsou, vocal SOLO.
Going 10 Market; class song. "WelcOme
10 SPRING; Mabel Smitien recitation.
Truth In Pareuthesis'', Grace Worrel'
vocal solo, 81 Love 10 SIDg"; francis
Melroy, recitation, Little Quaker Maden'' !:
Georgia Stewart, vocal solo, stars the Night
Adjoining; James Kennedy. recitation, "The
Cumberlano"; Agnes lmmel, recitation, Lord
Uilln's DaughIei"; John Mckay. harp and har-
monica; May Farrell, recitation, THE Tapestry
Weayers"i the Misses Grennan and Lafferty.
piano duet, .Qui Nive"; barry Foster, recita,
lion. The Twins; class song, "NeiIie GfayU ;
Nettie Gurwitz, reading "a Piece of Red
Calico; III Misses Nieol and Butler, piano
duet; class song, Some Day I'll Wander Back
Again."
The morning call., 1892-12-18
Berkeley.

After number Of meetings to agitate the
matter Berkeley seems in fair way to
have free reading room for its young peo-
pie. 1t is to be called the Holmes Library.
Reading-room and Fireside. and member
ship is open to all paying 81 per month.
The Students Cooperative Society of
u. c. sold 1000 Of the tickets to
the great football match Of yester-
day. As the Coop of the two uni
yersities which sold the smaller number of
tickets had to provide a coach for both,
considerable interest is taken to find out
how many were sold by the Stanford
scoop"
Berkeley was deserted indeed yesterday.
Students and professors, Berkeley men and
Berkeley women were, almost to an indi-
vidual. as ii were. to the football game.
Solitary the grim old halls looked out
across the bay as if strainiug their eyes to
catch GLIMPSE of their proteges, whose
deeds they felt SO proud of. Even Jimmy,
the janitor. tied the bellrope to the balus-
trade and went over to yell for the "byes."
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JUDGE COFFEY'S PROBE.
II Neftles the ex-Guardian of Macdon.
AIDS Heir.

Judge Coffey continued TO use the judicial
probe in the Macdonald case yesterday, and
the atmosphere of the court had quite a
tropical temperature at times during the
proceedings, and some OF the interested
parties were very uncomfortable.
On the calling OF the case the court for
maily appointed Martin j. Burke as guar
dian Of the young heir. Henry Macdonald.
The new guardian WAS present with his
attorney. A. Comte.
Attorney James f. Smith, representing
the deposed administrator. p. j. Corbett.
presented the account of his client.
The legal representative of the new adj
ministrator examined the account and
stated that he said that $1,000 had been paid
out without an order of court.
Judge Coffey said that the only order
issued by The court had been for the family
allowance. aud any other expenditure was
without proper authorization. If that was
the case ex-Guardian Corbett should be
prosecuted for the money he had paid out
after being cautioned by the court not to
do SO.
Ex-Guardan Corbett was placed ON tile
STAND ana questioned by Attorney j. d.
He stated that he had received $500 In
money and paid Attorney Kowalsky $500
Among the vouchers produced by Corbett
was one OF $500 paid to the boys grand.
mother for his maintenance. He gave
mother and his grandmother. Just before
leaving for New York be paid Kowalsky
$1,000 upon an order Of the court for family
allowance.
Mr.. Corbett said he paid the money to his
attorneys to use for the boys benefit while
he was Ia the East.
Don't you know that you had no power
TO delegate your trust?" asked the court
II did not. l thought could rely on nv
attorneys" was the excuse Of the witness.
ibid / not say to you that DO money
should be paid without an order of court p"
inquired Judge Coffey.
"You did, but Mr.. Kowalsky told me to
get the money. He said it would be all
right about the order; he would fix that"
"He did not say that the court was fixed ?"
'sNo. sir.
ibid Kowalsky tell you he had applied to
the court for an order and that his applca-
ton had been refused 2"
HE did not"
The witness said he did not know that
General Barnes had been connected with
the case until few days ago.
Attorney j. ID. Sullivan took the stand to
make "a statement In his own behalf. He
said that he had paid 1892 to the shorthand
reporter. Out of the S1iO0 received by
Kowalsky he had obtained $500. which he
had paid to Henry Macdonald's mother.
Kowalsky had told him that Judge Levy
had intimated to him (Kowalsky) that he
would sign an order allowing both oil them
&2n0o. The witness saw Judge Levy that
same day, and was informed that ne would
sign no such order.
A demand was made for the presence Of
The morning call., 1892-12-18
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Here's an Idea That May Just Supply
Your Want.


Are you racking your brain to decide what
Christmas presents to buy? Do you want
to combine beauty and utility In your gifts,
as you ought to do?
If so, have you seen the riches intended
to make homes beautiful that crowd the
great warerooms of the California Furniture
Company at III and 121 Geary streetp No
where can you find greater variety, as Itch
and elegant designs and so wide range of
prices in everything that will furnish
home and make it attractive
Mention may be made of the great variety
of beautiful little tables for the parlor or
drawing-room, fashioned of polished brass
and onyx, OF the music cabinets in rosewood
and other materials, the pretty dressing
cases for gentlemen and the richly orna-
mented parlor desks. All these and many
other things are appropriate Christmas
gifts.
You will find the spacious and attractive
stores open every evening until after Christ
mas.
BY the way, il you are going to partially
or wholly furnish house, write or call for
the firms new and interesting book entitled
Hints on Home Furnishing" 1t will cost
Won nothing
The morning call., 1892-12-18
REREUMERY.

We are the Pacific Coast Depot for all
the well.knOwn perfumery houses OF
New York and Paris. You can see more
perfumery In our store than in twenty
other stores In the city. Headquarters
for such well-knOwn brands as Roger e.
Gallet, Ell PiDaud, l.. Piver, L. Grande,
DALEY & CO., Raymond L. Co., Lund.
borg of New York.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
The EntomoIogists.

meeting of the California Entomoiogi-
cal Society was held in the rooms of the
State Board of Horticulture, President
Ehrhorn in the chair and Alexander Craw,
secretary.
valuable and very Interesting paper was
read by Professor d. II. Behr of the Cali
1ornia Academy of Sciences entitled "rhe
Connection Between Vegetable and Animal
Life Professor Behr has promised an
other paper on this subject. to be read at
some future meeting.
This was followed by an interesting paper
from Professor II. A. Morgan of Baton
Rouge. La, upon the scale insects found
upon the citrus trees of Louisiana. A spe-
cies Of Alcyrodes in particular is a serious
pest In that State. A vote Of thanks was
extended TO the professor, and he was
elected corresponding member Of the
society.
The next meeting will be held January q.
The morning call., 1892-12-18

kowasky, but he did not respond. There
was strong desire 10 question him about
some of his expenditures on behalf OF the
young heir in the shape of clothing and
food. Il subpoena was issued for him, but
the Deputy Sheriff made return that he
could Tot find Kowalsky, and the case was
O'clock.
The new guardian objected TO all the ex-
penditures of Corbett without an order OF
court, and it is probable lie will be sued for
the money ILLEGALLY paid out to the attorneys.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
ELEGANT DESIGNS In
MANICURE TRAYS, SHAVING MUGS,
PERFUME BOTTLES, SOAP B0XES,
HAIR and CLOTH BRUSHES,
NAIL FILES, ETC.
CELLULOiD GOODS.

We carry in STOCK some 6UU articles
made by THE CELLUL0ID co. Many
novelties never shown before. Parl0r
Balls, Paper Knives, Whist Markers,
Puff Boxes, Hair, Tooth and Cloth
Brushes, Infant Sets, Travelling Cases.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
The Rage i'm Paris

The concert to be given at Golden Gate
Park to-day includes several numbers of
more than usual interest
One of the principal numbers is "The
French Patrol" by Victor Gasser. 1t will
be the hrst time 1t has been PLAYED here,
although it has been "all the rage" in Paris
The full programme runs as follows:
March, lie Grenadier du Caucase" (frst time)
...... Meister
overture, The Daughter OF the Regiment"
Descriptive "The MIL in the Forestn Eiienha-s
Craftsman waitZ'...... '''' Ia.. o..
Medley. My Sweetheart" Arranged by ,,odfrev
Lies Erinnyes," entr acte frrst timel Mssssna,
Grand selection. AIDA" 49,
'Poonaise dc Concert" " paul VIA
"Patrouilie Franchise (nrst time . Victor cas-
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Popular Prlces-o5c and soc.
WIGWAM THEATER.

Corner Stockton and Geary Streets.
CHARLES MEH ER. Proprietor and Manager
San franctScoS Recognized Vaudeville Family Re-
Commencing Saturday evening. Dec "a. 1892
Extra holiday matiness-ChFistmas, Monday, Dec
rs. at and New Years, Monday, Jan 2. 1898,
at p. NJ. Another surprised Always the best /
6rand production for the holiday season, Gilbert &
Suiilyan's successful comic opera. Pirates OF Pen.
zanee, or the "Slaye of Duty" The opera will be
produced under the direction OF the Valerga
Brothers (Dick and Frank. the popular operatic
Vocalists and producers. who VIII appear in
conjunction with Miss Kate Merchi cher first APP
pearanee at this theater}, San Franchises fayorte
operate vocalist, In this cast the following
operate stars viii appear; Lulu Ward, w. b.
Hubbard. Alice Nelson, AL Leech, Thomas c.
Leary and others The opera wifi be produced IN
an excellent manner, replete with grand marches,
beautiful costumes and mechanical effects and
magnificent transformation scenes. This produc-
Z on viii be worthy OF your attention, the man
agement has gene to considerable expense in giving
the patrons treat Tor the holiday season First
appearance of the Henley Sisters in their beautiful
and pleasing mirror dance: the premier lady
netiSt, Camilla. playing different selections from
popular operas, fantasies. etc; last week of the
Edgerton Sisters, In their wonder. III and startling
double trapeZe act. don't fail 10 them Miss
Pearl IDman; Flynn x Walker, Thomas & Leary.
Extra holiday matineSS- Christmas Monday, Dec.
20. and New Years, Monday afternoon, Jan. 2, at
p. NJ Wigwam Iheater-Every evening at g.
matnees Saturday and Sunday at 2; popular prices,
admission, 10c reserved seats, zoe. BoX-oice open
from 10 A. vi. TO p. NJ. and from 10 D p. NJ. for
the sale OF reserved seats.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
The Mayor iii.

Mayor Sanderson has been confined to
his bed for several days with a severe at
tack of grip and nervous prostration. II Is
not thought that his physician will allow
him to resume business for some weeks
The morning call., 1892-12-18
The City's Mortality.

There were 122 deaths in the city during
the week ending yesterday, against 1872 for
the corresponding period last year. The
principal causes Of death we're: Casualties
Q. suicides 8, apopiexy Z, cancer 5. phthisis
"A. pneumonia TO-
The morning call., 1892-12-18

Monda December ID, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on promises,
NOS. 725 AND TESLA BUSH ST., NEAR POWELL
...-I WILL SELL.
The Furniture of Lodging House of 81 Rooms
...CoMPRIsING...
Parlor Suits Easy aud Reception Chairs: Paror
Tables: Curtains; YAK. Walnut, Ash aud Imitation
Chamber Suits; Spring and Top Mattresses: Bed
ding Feather Pillows: Lounges; Wardrobes: Toilet
Crockery; Brussels Carpetsi Large and Small
Ranges
asa Nm. BuTTERFIELD, Auctionesr. Al2 Pine.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE.

TWILL SELL.
the ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Carpets and equipments Contained in so
Handsomely Furnished Rooms known
as the ivan DYKE
COMPRISING PART:
Twenty Costly Parlor Sets; S5 Elegant Chamber
Sets; 80 Elegant Mattresses: so Pair Blankets: SO
Pair Feather Pillows; so Comforters and large
quantity OF Bed Linen; Elegant Folding Beds
Wardrobes: Bureaus; Chitfoniers; Tables; Cornices
and Lace Curtains Elegant lounges: Easy Chairs :
Sofas and Coucbes; about 1900 yards OF Carpets;
Elegant Sldeboard; Extension Table: Dining Chairs
snd an immense quantity OF Useful Articles too
numerous to mention.
NoTE-The furniture contained in the above so
rooms is In condition same new. having been in
use less than IL months. and to the call the
attention of hotel and the public in general
Sale 10 A. NJ. sharp. Terms-Cash.
LAURENCE VINCENT. Auctfoneer.
Is 2s FRANK w. BUTTERFfELD, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
ARE | YOU | IN | THE | SWIM f?

III NOt Use ANII-SW EAT
EOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF EXCESSIVE
and offensive PRESENTATION of any part OF tho
body. particularly OF the axIlla. armplts, hands
and feet. ANTI-SWEAT is guaranteed cure Tor
tender feet ana chil6ains LADIES who ruin
Ing hundreds OF dollars worth Of dresses annually
will at once recognize the value OF ANTi-SwEAT
as toilet article. Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by
the American Chemical Co, San Francisco For
sale by all druggists. se2Otf TuThSn
The morning call., 1892-12-18
WILLIAM BuTTERfIELO.
TOMORROW.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER
(has no connection with any other persons IN
the businessj.
once 4 Salesroom Alp Pine St. Nevada Bank Bldg
The morning call., 1892-12-18

CHRISTMAS cards, booklets, California SON.
yenirs aud pressed wild flowers at Sanborn, Vail
e. Co.'S. Open evenings.
The morning call., 1892-12-18
NOTE A FEW PERFUMeRY PRICES.

HOLIDAY GIFTS
OF All Descriptions.
Write for our Illustrated Catalogue.
Country orders filled at our regular Cut
Prices. 1t
The morning call., 1892-12-18
Xmas
Gifts.
The Derby Silver Co.
The PairpOint Silver Go.

For quality they are the most reli-
able. We sell these goods 50 per cent
cheaper than the jewelers. and Silver.
smi, hs
The morning call., 1892-12-18

DON'T become constipalea. 1ake Beechau's Pms
The morning call., 1892-12-18
AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
Monday.................. December 10, 1892
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises.
$50 McAllister ST., Between Larkin and Polk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
Fiances ID ais La Mort.

Dams lie cimetiere de Ste-Genevieve-
des-Bois, entoure de saules pleureurs,
on remarque deux tombes voisines
tune de lautre. Une croix de bois
sleeve a leur tete on y a trace deux
inscriptions, s6parees CONNIE suit.
ANDRE DELoRME JEANNE BERNIER
mort pourl la patrie; tuee par rennemi.
1870. 1870.
A Ia declaration de guerre, Andre
await 10 ans, Jeanne men await que
IL. LIE jeune homme voulut prendre
les armes ct s'engagea dams un regi-
ment DIES les premiers jours d'aout.
Quelques semaines plus tard, les Prus-
stems entraient a Montlery ct etablis-
salient leur Component entire Ste
Genevieve ct Fleury.
Tn soir, vers neuf heures, I'm ieune
%fantassin Sc trainait peniblement par
DIES sentiers souls connus DIES habi-
tants du pays.
C'etait Andre qui, quoique mortelle-
ment blesse a Choisy, venait dire I'm
eternel adieu a sa fancee.
Andre Delorme, les habits ensan-
glantes, tenant dune main son revol-
yer, brisa les Wires dune fenetre
s'avanea tres leatement ct entra dams
INT chambre OH Sc tenait habituelle.
ment Jeanne Bernier. Quelle ne fut
pas sa surprise en- voyant sa fancee
| Sc debattre entire les bras dun officer
prussien qui voulait S e livrer sur ellie
aux derniers outrages. Fou de rage.
Andre fit feu sur Toficier qui SABBATH
sur lie planchcr.
Quelques soldats ennemis ayant en-
tendu la detonation, e%nrahirent IL
sale. Apercevant runiforme fran
Gals ct leur chef e%xpirant, lis s'empa
rerent de Delorme, lie ligoterent ct Il
placerent lie long dun muir.
LIE jeune homme en- mourant pro
nonca ces mots:
"Je meurs pour ma patrie ct n;
fiancee y Au moment meme on lie
coups de feu retentissaient, Jeann,
s'etait elancee vers Andre a traver
la fumee, on Wit deux corps enlace
rouler a terre.
Depuis cette epoque, les deu.
tombes sont robjet dune veneratio
speciale Gle la part DIES gems du pays
les frances won't chaque aimee duran
les fetes de Paques, y deposer de
bouquets de %1eurs, ct c'est en- &c
endroit que les promesses de mariag
Sc font.