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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

WACO, Tex, July 31.-A duel took
place Saturday night seven miles
northwest of Waco at Zion Hill meet
ing-house, in which Perry Saunders
and John Erath, colored, were the
combatants, and the weapons used
were six-shooters The eye witnesses
say Perry Saunders called his brother
in-law, John Erath, out of the church
and they walked off together sixty
yards, then halted, faced each other
and opened fire, emptying their revol-
vers into each other six PAGES apart.
Perry Saunders is shot in the face
and chest and John Erath in the
bowels. Nancy Saunders, wife Of
Perry Saunders, ran out toward the
duelists and received a bullet in the
leg. The officers have all the parties
in charge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

White and Il. A. Warren caiue in last
night from Hewett and informed
Sheriff Burke that John Lewis, mer-
chnat, was strangely missing. He
was in his store after supper, and at
0 o'clock customers entered and
found the safe door open, Mr.. Lewis
coat on the floor and no one
in sight Diligent search was made
and he could not be found sheriff
Burke and dozen deputies are on
their way to Hewitt, which is the first
station south OF Waco on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas road, eight
miles from here. Later Mr.. Lewis
was found uniniured. The robbers
had marched him five miles toward
Waco and then permitted him to re-
turn. They got only S27.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03
Not Generally Known.

Generally speaking, the slope OF
rivers flowing into the Mississippi
from the east is on an average about
three inches per mile; those entering
it from the west have an average des-
cent of about six inches per mile.
The average descent per mile of the
Missouri after it leaves the mountains
is reckoned at about foot; the Des
Moines, from its source to its con-
junction with the Mississippi, about
seven foot and three inches, The en-
tire length OF the Ohio shows fall of
even five inches. The Mississippi,
from the mouth of the Ohio to the
gulf, has fall Of but two and one
half inches.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

In geographical times, not long ago,
as speaks the scientist, but very long
ago, as speaks the chronicler of hui
man follies, there was a deep valley
on the eastern slope OF the Sierra
Nevadas at the headquarters OF the
Truckee river. About this valley
lowered granite mountains. But
earthquakes came, rents were opened
in the rocks, and from the assures
poured monstrous streams of lava,
One of these assures crossed the lower
end of the valley, and through it
poured floods OF molten rocks. Stream
after stream issued, to cool in solid
sheets and rocks, until u wall was
built across the valley 2000 or 5000
feet in height, and above it was a
deep basin 500 or 600 square miles in
area. The storms that fell on the
granite and volcanic mountains rolled
in rivers to fill the basin and Lake
Tahoe was created.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

FLAToNIA, Tex, July ga killing
occurred one mile south OF town
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock.
II. @. Horne, member of Caltreel 8
detective agency, has been located at
Moulton, Lavaca county, for several
months past and, in company with
DIR. Wellington, was coming here to
attend the night concert now being
given by medicine company.
When near the corporation line some
one came up behind the buggy and
shot load of buckshot into his back.
He lived a few minutes, but died
without speaking, only to say, "Oh,
am killed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

NocoNA, Tex, July 2s.-Quite a
sensation was created here by the ar
rest of Judge B. o. Snuffer, judge of
Montague county, twenty indictments
having been found against him by the
graud jury for misappropriating
county money. He pleaded guilty to
one count, was fined 1926, and resigned
as Judge. The other nineteen cases
were ilolled pressed, he paying back
in full the county's money. Judge
Snutfer was, up to the present year,
superintendent of public schools in
this county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

VALENTINE, Tex, July 31.-SherifF
Knight passed through here last night
on his way to Maria, with two Next
can prisoners, Lose and Francisco
Martinez, ".o were parties to a
drunken row in which Jesis Martinez
was killed and Jose Arhress was seri-
ously wounded. The fight took at
the new coal mines in the mountains
southwest of this place, in this Pre-
sidio county The four men were
cousins.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

MCKINNEY, Tex, July 31.-Reports
have arrived hero of probable kill
ing near Celina, in the extreme north
western portion of this county. A few
days ago Lige Glen was on his way
home from Pilot Point with pillow
point, which he had sharpened at that
place. When in front of Mr., Reed $
place u dog ran out and tried to bite
Glen's horse. Glen threw the plow-
point and killed the dog. Reed came
out and some hot words were passed.
Last Friday night Reed went to Glen
house. A pistol fight ensued Reed
was shot twice through the bowels,
The latest report is to the effect that
Reed cannot live. Glen was not hurt.
Glen took Reed into the house and
sent for physician. Glen has not
been jailed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

IOWA.
Mr.. William Stnnage, one of Sioux
City's staunch and reliable residents,
writes the following short and to the
point testimonial:
MY wife was in very poor health
for long time from disease of the
liver and other troubles She tried
different kinds of medicine and doc
tors, they did her very little good so
concluded to try DIR. Hathaway 81
Co. The day took her to them She
could hardly stand ON her feet She
lost nineteen pounds in weight in six
weeks. She has gained fifteen pounds
in two months under DR., Hathaway
s. Co s treatment, She is perfectly
cured and enjoying good health 1t is
with the greatest pleasure | write this
recommendation.
own. STANAaE, Sioux City, Iowa"
We can with honesty, say that our
treatment cures where others fail, and
we know that II cure is possible we
can do 1t. Our grateful patients test
ify from all over the United States.
Our cures are permanent. No poison
Gus medicines used.
Men and women write us IL you have
any disease OF any kind or character.
Patients treated and medicines sent
to all parts of the world free from OBJ
servation, with full instructions, Send
for Blank No. for Men. No. for
Women. No. for Skin Diseases.
Address DR.. Hathaway y Co., l20J5 W.
Commerce St, San Antonio, Tex. Referenc, o
given II desired.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03
HE WAS SCARED.
A Banana Dealer Finds a Bon In q Big
Bunch of Fruit.

bunch OF FRUIT.
A curiosity in the line OF snake is
to be seen at Minneapolis news
stand, 1t is boa constructor, and
came from South America with a
cargo of bananas. The snake is three
feet long and about four inches in
greatest circumference, On its long
journey it was kept comatose in re-
frigerator, but hardly had it been un-
loaded when Minnesota's sun began
to thaw it out, A fruit vender of the
city was marching out of the store
with the bunch of bananas hung
over his shoulder, when by
stander called out to him. The man
turned about and saw the snake on a
level with his eyes, looking at him as
though wondering what next was to
be expected. The bananas were
dropped, and the vender's optics fairly
bufged out of his head. He might
possibly have heard of finding taran-
tulas in bunch of bananas, but a bog
constructor was too much, The snalf
was fed that day for the first time a.
ter his 1--WE weeks fast A mouse was
dropped into his box. He wound him
self about his victim and squeezed the
life out of it, and then swallowed it
whole.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

LoMErA, Tex, July 2s.-The 49,
year-old daughter of j, w. Waldren
was helping her brother to bride a
team. The team became frightened
and broke to run and rope tangled
about her neck, which was broken
and the body was considerably
bruised.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

MILANo, Tex, July %. d. E. Bar
more and Barge Thompson became
engaged in a cutting ARRAY here Wed
nesday night in saloon about mid
night, resulting in Thompson's death
and Barmore being laid up with seri-
GUS wounds inflicted upon his hoad
and throat.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

FoRNEY, Tex, July 27.-Tuesday
three thieves entered the house Of
Chess Hill, colored, who lives about a
mile from Forney, and carried off a
shotgun, watch, pistol and numerous
other articles. Officers are on their
track.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03
A sIamess Custom.

Among the Siamese the curious GUS
tom obtains of reversing the elbow
joint of the left arm as sign OF super
iority. The children of both sexes
are trained to reverse their elbow in
this graceless and painful position at
an early age, If their parents be per-
sons Of high grades
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

AUSTIN, Tex, July 2s.-About noon
yesterday a negro boy named Billy
Robinson shot, slightly wounding
Henry Neal, a white man, and fired
three harmless shots at Ed Bardinver-
pher. The shooting occurred on a
public street. The white man had
been Qnarreling with the boy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

ALvARADo, Tex, July 25.-Frank
johnson, arrested for perjury in the
DIR. Nix case, and James Darnen,
charged with robbery in Kentucky,
were taken to Cleburne jail.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

SHERMAN, Tex, July 27,-Willlam
Leftridge, the man who was slugged
and robbed in West Sherman few
nights since, yesterday on the stand
identified Henry Lake and Cam Pat
rick, two colored prisoners, Left
ridge barely escaped death from the
assault,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

ANoNA, Texas, July 81. Last
Friday while Austin Moore was pre-
pairing his gun to go on hunt, it was
ACCIDENTALLY discharged and instantly
killed his mother, Mrs. A. r. Moore.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-03

NofohAnt HoDDod.
WACO, Tex, 27.-Section Foreman
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on CoUCHE A COBLENTZ.

Pour Intelligence de &c que ai
encore a vous raconter, mon cher
Robert. continue SIT Williams, il faut
que vous sachiez qua l'epoQue don't
ie vous parle, lie Rim venait de subir
une crue r6cente qui rendait So navi-
CATION fort ditficille pour les navlres
qui remontaient son
Tout &c que notre bateau put faire,
fut d'arriver le soir 4 Coblentz.
Nous devions repartir lie lendemain a
SIX heures Gu matin.
J'avais pris la resolution d'accom-
pagner la duchesse jusqu'a Bale, &c
eui n'avait rien que de fort naturel,
puisque mon intention premiere,
ainsi que je vous Iai dit, await etc
de me rendre en- Suisse.
La duchesse s'installa dams un ap-
lartement a lh0tel. Nous devlons
nous revoir lie lendemaln matin 4
hoard.
lie caractere de la jolie voyageuse,
ses si%ngulieres %reticences, ses reve
ries prorondes dams lesquelles ellie
tombait tout a coup, l'experience
qu'elle semblait avolr DIES chooses du
monde, malgre ses dix-neuf ans, la
promesse qu'elle m'avait fait faire a
regard de son marriage ct de son
voyage. L'etrangete qui await pre-
side 4 cette union, ct la catastrophe
qui .l'avait faite femme ct lalssee
veuve en- lui conservant sa purete de
ieune file, tout celia, vous en- convien-
drez, pretait enlightenment a la re.
fexion.
II await evidemment I'm mystere
dams sa vie, ct j'avais beau murmu-
rer 4 voix basse lie cheur de Ia Dame
Blanche, je ne trouvais pas d'expll-
cation c%onvenable a me bonner a
moi-meme.
Vous autres Francois qui jugez
sans cesse u les apparences, vous
he comprenez pas la femme DIES pays
4neridionaux.
Pressure tous 0 compatriotes,
Robert, qui font lie voyage d'Espagne
GU celui de rAmerique espagnole, ne
marchent pas cinq minutes dams la
rue dune vile %quelconque, sans Sc
yoir emerveilles par lie nombre dies
conquetes qu'ils croient faire.
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Tota.

D'autres encore trouvent moyen de
sen tirer a meilleur marcha. Pour
20 cents 90 cents settlement sils
demeurent dams la partie sud de Ia
ville) lis Sc rendent u les lieux,
Tentr6e leur conte 80 cents, ct pour
90 a 30 cents lis ont un lunch passa-
BILE. L'eau est adlscretisn 81 on Ia
veut de source, ca ne conte quinn sou
lie verre. Ily en- Il done pour toutes
les. bourses,
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Cest, apres tout, Inc grande er-
reur de croire quill coute cher Gle
vivre 4 Chicago en- ce moment. On
a d'excellente pensions a S., Sc ct ST
par semaine. ii est vrai qu'on a
aussi DIES hotels a SO ct S12 par
jour. Une chambre tres propre,
tres convenable, ne coate que 80
cents. II y a dies restaurants OF ION
peut faire I'm bon repas pour 60
cents. Tn steak aux oignons y est
cote q 8 cents, nne omelette i Is
cents, etc.
Chicago est une vile extraordi-
naire GUS tous les Reports. Mule
part ailleurs on ne rencon,tr altant
d'activite, d'energle, de soahead.
Chacun a son affaire ct vous laisse
aux v6tres. Cest dommage qu'elle
pcsssede lin 81 villain clinlat. On Y
passe du froid au chaud ct gu chaud
au froid pressure sans transition. II
y fait vraiment froid Il cette saison
par moment-par d'autres tres chaud.
ST vous V aller d'ici au Ter aout n'ou-
bliez pas de porter votre pardessus.
car il vous sera tres utile apres
cette epoque, il sera encore indispen-
sable, bien eDtendu, ce qui sigpifie
que ce vehement don't Gus ne nous
servons Gu'au ceur de l'hiver en-
Louisiana, est toujours I'm article dc
necessite a Chicago. Les arbres ne
commencent qua ~bourgeonner dams
cette vile ct aux environs les fer.
mlers leurs premiers labours.
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LIE COUP DE FILET.

LIE COUP DE FILET.
lie lendemain matin, je me hatai
de retourner 4 bord. La duchesse
arrivait en- meme temps que moi.
Vous connaissez ce panorama mer-
veilleux que ~presentent les rives du
Rhim de Coblentza Bingen.
Cetait Ia ~quinzeime fois environ
que j'assistais a C spectacle veritable-
ment enchanteur, ct mes yeux ne Sc
la~issaient pas d'aamirer.
La 6uchesse m'Interrogeait avec
une curiosite e~nfantine, ct je lui ra-
contais les lGgendes avec I'm luxe de
details a rendre jaloux lie Guide de
royagenrs.
Cette journ6e est, c%ertes, Tune DIES
plus charmantes que je me rappelle
avoir passes pres dune femme.
Les abomlnables toits enfumes de
Mayence accoururent trop vite au-
devaht de notre bateau.
II fallait dependant Sc resigner ct
gutter lie Rim pour chercher I'm Cite
parmi les hotels qui bordent lie
quai.
La duchcsse prGsida a Installation
de ses femmes puls CONNIE la soiree
etait belle ct l'houre peu avanc6e, ellie
me propose une promenade sur Pau
ire rive du heuve.
Nous traversames lie pont de ba-
teaux ct nous suiv1mes la route de
Cassel a Biberich.
Les hots du Rhin murmuraient a
notre oreille leur harmonic sublime.
La duchesse revait appuyee sur
mon bras, mails cette reverie etait
ben dif6rente de celle qui, la veille,
await amene un amoncellement de
images sur son joli front.
Nous marchions au hasard, nous
arretant a notre fantastic ct tout
enters au splendide tableau que nous
avions devant les yeux.
Peu a peu nous avions quite la
route ct nous etions descendus SUI
lie rivage.
Un pecheur armait sa pauvre
barque ct s'appretait a remonter lie
feuve.
Je m'approchai de lui.
-Combien e~stimez-vous Ia peche
que vous allez faire =? lui demandais.
ie en- allemand.
oh repondit-il, la saison nest
pas henreuse, ct 81 je puts rapporte1
quelques truites, je scrai bien con.
tent.
-Vous pechez ainsi toutes les
NUTS ?
-Oui, monsieur. Il faut bien
nourrir sa famille.
Eft la votre est nombreuse ?
-Une femme ct cinq enfants. . .
Oh ! je me plaindrais pas 81 mes
filets etaient meilleurs, mails lis sont
CONNIE moi, lis commencent a %vielllir,
ct les mailles s'entr'ouyrent quelque-
fois ct laissent echapper lie pois
son.
-Eous ne gagnez done pas assez
pour pouvoir en- acheter DIES neufs ?
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ATEL1ER -TYPoGRAPHIoUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'executer tous les 0uvrages
rvpographiques qui nous seront contits. LIE
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires. entates de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circus
laires, etc, seront %imprimGs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a ces prix ia detent toute concur
renee.
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A L'EXPOSITION.

Sous ce titre nous lisons dams lie
Meschacebe LA convention DIES
editeurs reunie a Chicago ne termi-
nera sd besogne qu'aujourd'hui. Cette
besogne nest pas bien ardue ct
consiste en- tres grande partie a
repondre u nombreuses invitations
uui sont envoyees chaque jour II
editeurs. Non settlement les portes
de lExposlton leur sont ouvertes en-
tout temps, mails les differents bazars
qui ysont tenus, dams la partie con-
u sous lie nom de Midway Plaisance,
les ont invites 4 les visiter quand
bon leur semblerait. Ces bazars
sont tres Interessants ct leur nombre
est 81 considerable quill a etc calcul6
que, pour les visiter tous, aux prix
d'entree, il faudrait depenser $50.
Bien que l'Exposition soft encore
loin d'etre complete, ellie offre beau
coup d'interet au vislteur, qui trouve
moyen d,y employer son temps tres
agreablement. finest pas necessaire
quill depense beaucoup pour Y passer
une journee ct il serait absurde de
croire quill faille d&bourser II
crosse somme pour Y aller. lie fait
est que celui qui a %beaucoup d'argent
peut en- d6penser considGrablement
dams lie u dune journee. Ainsl,
81 la fantaisie prenait au visiteur de
Sc rendre sur les terrains de rExposi-
ton en- tally-ho au prix de 50, que Ia
il Sc fit rouler en- chase a 10 cents d
lheure, quill Sc promenat en- gondole
a 90 cents fheure, quill pr1t I'm lunch
a $3.50 ct quelques verres a25 cents,
quill rendit visite a quelques bazars,
ETC., IL auralt Vlte +alt filler TN billet
de SO. Beaucoup de visiteurs ne
depensent que 50 par ~visite, sans Sc
prlyer de voir, de manger ct de boire.
Mais a MONS que celia encore, pour
$3.50, b~eaucoup de visiteurs passent
une journee agreeable au Jackson
Park. Eoici leurs frais
Char pour Sc rendre a l'Exposition,
aller ct retour. 20
Entree. ....50
Promenade en- char autour dies bati-
Repas... 80
Dleie.
Total. ..S1.50
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-Parlez, madame.
SIR LIE BATEAU.

Ne me rappelez jamais l6poque
de mon marriage, ne m'interrogez
iamais a &c sujet, he me parlez pas
enfn du but du voyage que j'accom-
piis ct de la cause qui Ia determine.
Vous ignorez celia, ne cherchez pas a
le savoir. Eous me lie promettez ?
-Je my engage, madame.
Fort bien. II est ONE heures,
~descendons dejeuner.
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Dame, monsieur, Quand lie rap

Dame, monsieur, Quand je rap
porte un form 4 la maison, ce jour-la,
c'est jour de fete, mails quand sept
touches Sc sont nourries avec, il ne
reste pas grand-chose.
-Combien coutent DIES flets
neufs ?
oh ! n somme enorme.
Mas encore?
--Une trentaine de forms.
--Voulez-vous nous passer de Tau
tire cote du feuve ? lui demandai-
je.
-Blen volontiers, m%onsieurs.
Je ifs entrer Ia duchesse dams la
barque, ct lie p6cheur saisit ses avi-
rons.
Arrives au milieu du Rhin j:
-Jetez vos flets . dis-je au pc
cheur.
Pas lei, monsieur. &c serait
i%nutile, me repondit lie pauvre hon.
me.
-P%ourquoi f?
Nous sommes trop pres de la
vile. Les bateaux a vapeur qui Sc
croisent a Get endroit effrayent lie
poisson GU lie tuent.
-Qu'importe :? Essayez. La pre-
sence &c madame vous portera bon
heur.
LIE pecheur secoua la tete en- signe
quill n%'apportait pas grande croyance
en- ma prediction, mais neanmoins il
Sc dispose a obeir.
La duceesse regardait sans pro-
noncer I'm mot.
Je pensais qu'elle ne comprenait
pas l'allemand. Je me trompais.
ainsi que vous allez lie voir.
LIE pecheur await jete ses filets ct
s'appretait 4 les retirer.
Lorsqu'il les ramena a bord, lis
etaient vides.
-Vous voyez, sir Williams, que
ma presence ne porte pas bonheur,
dit la duchesse qui await attentive
ment suivi poperation du pecheur.
-Vous vous trompez, madame,
repondis-je en- jetant dams les filets
mouilles ma bourse, qui contenait
environ deux cents louis de France.
lie pecheur Sc precipita.
oh F.! monsieur nc vous jouez
pas dun pauvre homme ! me dit-il
avec une emotion extreme ct en- me
tendant la bourse quill venait de
-Je ne me joue pas de vous, mon
ami. Je Gus al dit que la presence
de madame vous porterait bonheur,
ct je mai pas menti. Maintenant,
ramenez-nous a terre, car la brise
fra1chit enlightenment.
La duchesse ne me dit pas un mot.
Settlement ellie semblait emue. .
Lorsque nous abordames devant
Mayence, lie pecheur s'agenouilla en-
pleurant ct baisa lie bas de la robe de
ma compagne.
Nous lui fines nos adieux, ct nous
nous dirigeames vers lhotel sans
echanger une parole.
La duchesse quitta mon bras sur
lie seuil de son appartement, ct COM
me je m'inclinais pour la %saluer, ellie
me tendit la main.
Sir Williams, dit-elle, je vous
remercle de m'avoir mise a meme de
c~onnaitre votre ceur.
Madame, r~epondis-je la pre-
miere fois que Buckingham Wit la
refine Anne d'Autriche, il voulut, ra-
%conte-t-on que ce moment OH il await
ell lie bonheur de contempler la fem
me quill devait Amer fnt beni par
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Toute anncnce indignant la profession
.v-r PadresSe Ct p'excedent pas quatre
i.gnes. par an. d'avance.- 0O
Annonee re candidats. d'avance, -----l0 90
NecrOiogle. par 10
Toute annnnee commercials publiee 4 Tan
NE sera inseree au taux de 80 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
Insertions subsequentes.
Tolte aunonce don't lie nonibre dinsertions
r est pas specific sera inseree iusqu'a nouvel
oydre au taux ordinaire.
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lis ne savent pas que cette provo
cation de regards, que cette liberte
d'allures, que cette coquetterie &c
paroles que Ton remarque chez les
femmes DIES contr6es don't je vous
parle. sont les chooses du monde les
plus ordinaires ct les plus banales.
Je vous dis celia, Robert. atm que
vous me compreniez ct que vos sup
positions ne ~s'6cartent pas de la veri-
t6, lorsque j'ajouterai qua la fin de
cette journee pass6e pres de la du-
cheese, nou etions parfaitement bien
ensemble ct que, pour l'eil dun
stranger, nous pouvions paraItre lies
depuis plusieurs annees.
Nous avions parle de tout, de ces
mile riens qui font causer ct la
duchesse await fait preuve dun esprit
mervellleux.
Brief, MOI cher, cette femme rem
fermait en- ellie un charme tellement
reel, que trois heures apres men
etre stpar6 je revais encore a sa
beaute, a sa grace, a So distinction.
QUAINT au mvstere que je voulais
penetrer, jy renoneai bientot.
Que m'importe ? pensalsje,
dams quatre mois, je serai mort ct ce
grand mystare de Ia vie est blen
autrement important que celui qui
envelope de ses voiles Persistence de
cette belle duchesse.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-03
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