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meyer IN The ToMBS.
The Alleged Poisoner Remanded
for a Pleading on Thursday
Two Pictures Of Him Taken for
The Rogues' Gallery.
He Looks Raggard, hut Retains Ills
Cool Dam saBor.

The insignificant little man arrested
In Detroit as the suspected poisoner Of
n score of people In various parts Of the
country. DR.. Henry c. F. Meyer, was
brought down from Police Headquar-
ters to the brownstone Court-House to-
day to plead to an indictment charging
him with murder In the first degree In
the poisoning by a long series Of doses
Of antimony Of Ludwig Brandt. or Gus
tsve A. j. Baum, OF this city.
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CLOSE RUNNING AT BRIGHTON.
Ties :or Place Hoaors in the First and
Second Events TO-DAY.

RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH.
July 18.-Old Sol held full sway at this
track to-day. and with the aid Of the
awful humidity. made things about es
unpleasant as could be well imagined.
Not the least breath of air was stirring,
and the talent fairly sweltered.
The track had totally dried out. and
was good and fast. A very large crowd
was present.
The card, while not as heavy as usual
was very good one and promised rare
sport
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TWELVE MEN DROWNED.
Another Lot Of Victims OF the iron
Gates" OF the Danube.

VIENNA. July ls.-The Iron Gates.
in the River Danube, where many lives
have been lost, claimed twelve more VIC
tins to-day.
For some time past operations have
been carried on with the object of TAX
ing out of the river the rocks that have
given the name OF Iron Gates to this
part of the river. Twelve workingmen
who were in a small boat were caught
in the current, which runs with great
velocity at this point, and were dashed
against dredger that was moored in
the stream.
The boat was smashed and the men
were carried down stream by the rush
reach them.
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SECRETARY LAMoNI'S HOUSE.
Once tho Residence of Gideon Welles
p. Washington.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-Secretary
Lamont arrived in Washington last
evening to complete some arrangements
for the selection and furnishing OF his
house. He remained in the city but II
few hours. and then left with Mrs. La
mont for the East. He will stop at Buz-
yards Bay, and Mrs. Lamont Will go on
to Sorrento, Me.
II is understood that the Secretary
has leased what Is known as the Woo,!
house on II street near Seventeenth: y.
w, next to Senator Brica's house. The
place has it's history, having been occu-
pied during the war by Secretary Gideon
Welles, and later by ex-senator Stock
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PLANS LAID OVER.
sinking fund Commissioners Meet
but Transact No Business.

At meeting OF the Sinking Fund Com mis-
sioners, in the Mayors oi1ice to-day. plans to
improve the water ront on he North River.
rom Charles 10 Twfnty-third streets. were
discussed, and the matter was left over for u
public hearing on Aug. is.
The statement OF the | q on Ferry Com-
pany that IL cannot aroru q pay the city
l294 per cent. OF MS gross receipts and carry
pa ssengers at the present rates was laid over
Until the next meeting.
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LIZZIE SULLIVAN WANTED.
Her Si-tsr In England Asks Our
Tclice to Find Eer.

Acting Supt Conlin received a letter
at Police Headquarters this afternoon
from Mrs. Catherine Mccormack, of
Globe lane, Woolwich. Kent England
asking for Information concerning heI
sister. Elizabeth Sullivan.
The letter stated that Miss Sullivan
was eighteen years old. and when last
heard from lived on either James OF
Great James street In New York. The
police will endcnyor 10 locate the girl.
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AUTOPSY OF Macdonald.

An autopsy was held this morning by
Deputy coroner Donlin al SAB Tenth avenue
op IN body OF John J. Macdonald, who died
last night at the Roosevelt Hospital from a
blow Uehini the ear AT the hands OF Frank j.
Egan, as told n anoi he column. Dr. Donlin
brain, caused by the blow bursting . blood
vessel
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Drowned in the Ga.saic.

BELLEvILLE, NJ j., July ls.-Shortly after
l O'Clock this afternoon Charles Smith, car
penter, "ineteen years OF age, was drowned
while pathins in the Passaic River, near the
EASTWOOD Manufacturing Cnmpany's dock.
his boiy was not recovered. smith lived
with his parents AZ WoodOeIl, and worked for
Peter Atkins at this place.
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TALES OF A ST. LOUIS F0RGER.
Eie Claims Distinguished Uncle and
to Have Spo7t Three Fortunes.

ST. LOUIS. July 1S.-William d. Win
ter aged twenty eight years, was ar
rested last night, charged with the forg-
cry of two checks on hts brother -in-law,
DR.. ]. p. Bryson. for $3.50.
Winter has been drinking heavily for
some time He arrived here last week
from Chicago, but claims TO live in New
York, and says he Is nephew Of Will
lam Winter, the celebrated dramatic
critic.
The young man also claims to have
spent three fortunes. aSgregating 500, 900.
during his short lifetime.
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OTHER DENVER FAILURES.
Mcnamara Dry-Goods House Closed
on Attachments.

DENVER, Col, July ls.-The Mcnamara
Dry.Goods Company's store, one OF the
largest houses in the West, was closed on
attachment this morning.
They Will probably m axe general assign
ment Us soon as the courts open.
Lyman & Co.. proprietors of the Bee
Hive store; McWhirter Il Dipps. dealers
In mantes and tiles, have assigned, No
Harris. dry goods, have assigned. No
statement is available. but amounts
proba bly, not large
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM PUNISHED
Loses His Ticket and the Privilege es
of the stock Exchange.

The Governing Committee of the Stock
Exchange to-day disposed OF the case OF
Robert Cunningham, who struck L. II.
Atwood within the rail OF the Exchange
on July II.
The Committee took Cunningham's
ticket from him and denied him all privi-
leyes OF the floor.
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Furer,l of Mrs. W. R. Traverr.

NEWPORT, L. l., July ls.-Thc funeral OF
Mrs. W. X. Travers was held from her late
residence on Narragansett avenue this noon.
Rev Mr. Magill Ofiiciated. There were no
bearers The rrmnip- were inferred In the
family plot in the ID, and Cemetery.
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One and one-eignthS miles selling.

Post bettns-Dickerso, 3 to 10 AMI out, Bay
lor, to AMI tn5; Sucxbarren. L. to l and
to s; Lizzle MeDuf, Is to and s t. 8; Hart and.
100 is.
Baylor rushed to the front ct tine start and
was never h. AIDED, winning, ridden ont, b. "a
length. Lizzie McDun was stcuni through
Out the journry. but IN the asst jumps NUcN-
barren got up and ihe pair finished on dead
lin" Time-l.JGLS
Mutuels paid: Straight, s1O.25: place,
S5.io. Noes barren paid S4.20; Lizzie Nc
Dun paid $4.20.
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II. Catholic summer School.

PLATTSBURG, n. Y, July ls.-In the
Catholic summer School this morning Rev.
j. A. Zahn, OF No re Dame University, In
diana. continued his course OF lee urrs on
"scr nee and Religion" and Rev. James a.
DOonun, s. D., oI bustO On. lertured on Logic
evening on "Repr' sentative Women OF the
American Revolution"
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Con1re.s Union Ofice-s

Congress Union. l8e East Br adway, hes
elected these ofIicers; II. J. slmoncs, Presi-
sent; J. Funk, yice-Pr sident; l.. Goldsmith,
Treasurer: !. j. Coopcrman. Financial Srcre-
tary; IL. Pearlstein, Recording Secretary; A.
Cohen, Marshal.
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Workman swallows v,trio,.

John Hess, aged thirtr-Pight, OF 422 East
Tenth strset. while at work at "A Water
Strert this morning, removing Nrlol from
one barrel 10 another, accidentally swallowed
some 81 the acid. lie was taken TO the
Chambers Street Hospital.
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1UI NH HNIE.
One ana one-siN eepth miles.

st BE rins-- -Lowlander. . to 5 aud out L;z.ts.
. to and 10 J. Nirgie, II to aud to 5. BE e
of Oiaurc. 80 to and 10 to | Laurel, 80 aud L..
Lowlander led all the way and won gallop-
ing by four l"ngtns. Lizzie was second, ten
l. tnstns be ore Vi.gie. Tine-l.5O.
The E.,h race was won by llay or Pay,
ReinOrse second and Vagabcnd third.
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A ssven-esn-Round Friz..Fsht.

BELLAlRE, o., july ls.-Thls morning at
q o'clock, at belmont ParS, eight miles south
OF here, In Belmont County, prize-nght took
place between John Bolrn, OF GAINESVILLE. and
Mike Howley, OF Wheeling, AIfer seventeen
nerce and bloody ROUNDS Boleu WAS declared
the wiuner. Purse $3.50. Three hundred
sports we're present
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James l. Fiske, Harvsrd. 'S5,
Drowned.

BOSTON, July ls.-James l. Fiske, Presi-
dent OF the FisSdale Mills, and son OF the late
James L. Fisie, OF Cambridge. was drowned
while rowing at Wayland last evening by the
capsiZing OF q boa. lie was thir y-one years
odd, ana a gradgk'e OF Harvard, class OF 1850
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IKE WEIR's SENTENCE.
Four Months for Assault-H!s Case
Appealed.

BOSTON, July lS.-Pugilist Ike Weir
the Belfast Spider" was to-day found
guilty Of assault upon ]. c. McCabc, n
To four months in the House of Correc-
ton.
McCabe has been in the hospital for
seven weeks as the result of his injuries,
one OF his legs having been fractured.
Weir appealed and gave bonds for the
upper court.
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CNrlstopher Hirein. Set Free.

N-rIsIVNT1"r F1"VIhS FVC FT"o,
The case OF Chris opher Higgins, OF 3b7
West Six X'ecnth street, who was locked in the
Tombs on June 26 on charge OF assaulting
his b>arder, Jeremiah walsh. WAS called for
-ria, In Special Sessions To-day. The Court
thousnt that Higgins had been In prison
long enough and discharged him.
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TRACEY BRONSON DIDN'TApPEAf
Said to Have un Order from tho
Court tor sis Admittancs.

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK. July
Is. lit was ieported at tho track this alter.
noon that Tracey Bron on, the ruled.o1 rep
rpsrniaiive OF The ZINES, would appear al
lie gates this aiterN oun Rrmeu VII b an order
r IN the courts to insure his admittsnce.
lie aid not appear, however. The OH, ials
at he track were nOncomunitta As tu
whether Bronson WGu!d oe admitted or MI.
They said they prele red seeing the order
before saying v hat ac.iun would be takel.
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Two Hundred ana Ton Deaths.
There were go deaths, most OF them re
sultiug from Intestinal troubles, reported Il
the BOara OF Health to-day.
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TRAINER JAMES LEE DEAD.
Ppeum onia Claims the Handler OF
the Once F nous Thors.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. July ls.-Jas.
Lee, the noted horse trainer. died last
evening at his home in this village. His
death was the result of pneumonia aris-
Ing from a cold which he contracted by
being capsized In Lake Saratoga on
Monday of last week.
He had trained horses for Commodore
Kittson, "Pluncor' Walton and NJ; N:
Nolan. The mcst noted racers trained
by Lee were Reeds famous mare Thora,
and Nolan's steeplechaser Bourke Cock
ran
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SECOND RACE.
Four and half turlongs; selling.

Post Betting-West Park. 8 to and 4 to 8;
Token. 8 to and even; Nioetta, I to . and even !;
Pauline, 4 to l and O TO 8; Inspector C., 10 anu
4; rdith, II . d 3: Cuicsstsp cult, rs anf g.
nc 90. 80 and 10; Marble, 20 aud 10; Eliza Ann.
so and 40.
Token led all the way aud won easily bv
three lengths. Violetta anu West Park were
second aud third TO the last tuIlong where
Pauline joined issue, and at the rEd Pauline
and NloeJta were equal Time-0.5Ill.
Mutuels paid: Straigh SlO.l5; place,
$3.05. Pauline paid $3.50; Nioletta paid $3.50.
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Saturday and Slnday==-W0rd's House and Home Day
John Coorer. 8 to and even; Little Pirate. to

john Coorer. 8 to 2 and even; Little Pirate. +to
a Id to5.
BusiIis, q to and o to 2. wolseY. 8 and 3.
Kings Daughter. is ami 8; Terrspin. ~ and ..
Busirls, Little Pirate and John Cooper
forced the pace together for three turlongs.
Then John Coorpr drew out ami won
handy by two lengths from Terrapin VINO
beat Crossnre by a head for the place. Time
los.
SIXTH RACE.
A sweepstakes of SIS each, with sl,00j
added; selling; one mile and a sixteenth.
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Siok.Room A d nnces.

RIEER makes O specially VI slck-room COM
forts RUBBER GOODS, TRcssEs and suEGicAL
iSsTkUAEsrs. Best quality so per cent. less
than elsewhere. 22dsL and 9th ave- e
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EyeIy Wednesday during the summer the west
End RR: C0. ~ Suth sroekl.u fsIry At white
sooa on that dsy only. st 2se. Tsks the children
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HORSES tsinE sore. .A,sd or biistered are pro-
doses IL -
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Three.quarters OF o mile.

8, Starters; Wsirhtsa J2eksys. start Hall. Fin.
Wcstchestsr ....lvy r. fypn.. s Oh
Lou ISSots iai; 0Ss..kS. TT'Ge 1Ie Il g
X on tte...... ......ln2..J White. > 81
fidc'io..............lO lOs j. Lsmoies 4 4
nou1 colt, to 2 and to .: nestchsster. 4 to l
"a 8 I, .. Innovation. to ana = to Lou
Ehett. II and Eo n tie. 60 and2O.
They ran well punched to the stretch,
wherethe Billet Duux colt, Westchester and
Lou khett drew out and nnlshed heads apart
In tnat rder. Time--l. 1914.
Mutuels paid: straight, $751; place, $500;
WestcheSter paid i.i0.
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Deception won.
Beansey was second.
Madrid was third.
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debfa haber costado el collar, y Sc sintio hu-
millada hasta 10 mas p9ofundo de su alma.
! Que leccion de generosidad le daba Felipe!
Ell dinero. argumeuto supreme empieado
por ella, 10 gastaba el con regia indiferencia
sin hacer case alguno de 10 que tanto ira
bajo lie costaba ganar.
--Vamos, Felipe; pongala usted misno
al cuelo este signo de esclavitud. lis 10
menos que puede usted hacer, ,-dijo mali
ciosamente Ia Bafonesa.
Volviendose despues hacia su marido, que
entraba vestido con perfecta correction
Dye tn, querido mlo, dijo - ya
que andas siempre buscando piedras, pro
cura hallarlas como estas.
Felipe coloco con tremulas nauos la Jo-
va en- ell cuello de su esPosa; rozo con sus
dedos el satinado cults, la VIC estreme-
cerse su contacto.
-; Vamos vamos! !-anadio la Barone-
sa.-En dia como este es de rIgor abrazar-
Y empujo Clara los brazos de Felipe,
que Sc puso paldo como un muerto. Ell
amo de la ferrer1a aproximo los labios la
frente de mujer, y con la garganta apre
tada por la emocion, nublados los oJos,
preguntandose angustiado ST iba desma-
yarse, do Ell mas frlo mas deseado de los
! besos.
Pas6 en- seguida al salon Immediate, de-
seando librarse del avasallador encanto de
aquela intimidad.
| Clara no habla podido juzgar hasta enton-
ces completamente la importancia de la pc
sicion de su marido. Por donde iba veialo
acogido con deferenca afecto; pero al re
cibr en- su casa cnantas personas 1mpor-
tantes hab1a en- ell departamento, compren-
do toda la Influenza del amo de la ferrerla
En- Ia comida estuvieron el se{lor Mont
caud, prefecto republicano sujeto a trans
foruaciones, que saba mitigar sus ideas po-
liticas cuando estaba en- propiedad ell Pro
Icurador general honbre grave y acompasa-
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he derrsmado, me ha tenido igeramente
los dedoss
i Ligeramente !-exclamo Sofia ;-ipe-
ro 81 ESQ es un horror! No estaras presen-
table! Vas 4 parecer un fotografo
Ri Baron Sc echo reir.
-Esto Sc quita en- seguida, te 10 ase
guro.
Sc dirigio hacia su mujer.
i No te acerques !--dijo esta retroce-
diendo cen espanto.-i Llevo vestido nuevo!
Anda en- seguida 4 lavarte. Apenas tienes
tempo.
Feliz de librarse tan 4 poca costa de la
reprensi6n, desaparecio 81 Baron como un
silfo.
Miro Felipe Clara. En- todo ell esplen-
dor de su belleza Sc adelanto esta hacla ell.
Estaba radiante y no Sc advertla en- su cara
rastrO algunO de sus preocupaclones. In
teriormente admire su marido la fortaleza
de alma de aquella joven. Comprendio que
era de verdad valerosa, y le agradecio one
cumpiera brillantemente su deber. Dl-
rigiendole una sonrisa que la hizo pallde-
Ger de algeria, acercose ella, llevando en-
la mano un estuche de cuero negro en- el
cual estaban grabadas las iniciales G. ID.
Tiene usted pocas joyas,-dijo incli-
naLdose.-Caando nos casamos no supe
procurarme cuanto deseaba para usted
Permitame reparar esta negigencla.
alargo Ell estuche.
Clara, cortada, vacilaba en- tomarlo. La
Baronesa 10 cogi6 con presteza 10 abrio, y
sacando de el IN maravilloso collar de dia-
nantes, le hzo brilar la luz, exhalando
gritos de algeria.
-iOh querida; mira, mira. Els regalo
de principe.
Ell gesto de Clara SO contraio Era, en-
efecto, regalo del principe, pens6 la joven
en- las cuarenta mil pesetas, supuesto pro-
ducto de su dote que descansaban Tranquil
lamente en- nn cajon de su hermoso mueble
de ebano. Uniolas la enorme suma que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-27
JORGE OHNET
La FERRERIA
d E pom IA Y r S n E S
JORGE oHNET
Fersi6n casteHana de Luciano Najera
(COntimMaci6nJ

Ell escote dejaba yer ell hermoso nacimien
to de sus hombros, Y por delaIte el admi-
rable pecho, cuya blancura realzaba el tono
brillante de una guirnalda de rosas que,
partiendo de 10 alto del brazo, descendla
hasta ell final de la falda, rodeando por com
pleto la joven con sus perfumados replie-
CUES. Sus magni6cos cabellos rubios, re-
cogidos en- 10 alto de la cabeza, dejaban al
descubierto su nuca de nieve, y llevaba en-
ellos, por t1nico adorno, ramito de ro-
sas del Rey. Tan hermosa estaba que,
Brigida Susana, que Ia vistieron, llenas
de admiration empezaron 4 paluotear. Clara
echo al espejo una mirada de reconocimien-
to, siendo la hora de presentarse, bajo es-
tremeciendose. Con frac corbata blanca,
estaba Felipe en- ell gran salon de Luis XIV,
hablando, bajo Ell fulgor de las aranas en-
cendidas, con ell Baron, que tenfa arreman-
gada la americana las manos completa-
mente amarillas. La Baronesa, al entrar con
Clara, di6 un grito de desesperacion.,
--Pero, amigo m1o, de donde sales y a
estas horas? Que manos son esas
-Perd@name, querida, = dijo ell Baron
ruborizandose como escolar cogido fall
ia me he retardado un POGO en- el labora-
torio- 80. Un bano de yodo que por descuido
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do ell Tesorero, retirado de la vida alegre,
Y persona muy amable, el General CONAN
dante de la division. Todas las autoridades
cviles militares estaban ALI. El metropo
litano de Besancon, monsenor. Fargis, 4
qaien Felipe hab1a regalado una admirable
veria para Ell coro de la catedral, consintio
en- ir i Ia reception, contra su costumbre,
hacienda al amo de Ia ferrerla un obsequio
que por nadie habla hecho hasta entonces.
Stentado 1 la derecha de Clara este risueno
anciano, sufrio con ell meior buen gusto la
presencis del Prefecto del Doubs, one ha-
bia ejecutado implacablemente los decretos
contra ell clero.
Irritada por la envidia, asistio Atanasia al
triunfo de sugrival, sostenida Clara por
primera veg por la mirada de su marido,
recobro la con6anza, hablando con sumo
gracejo y-eneontrando. Ia pala bra .oportuna
para halagar el amor propio de cada uno de
los convidados. Sintiendoss admirada por
Felipe, ansiosa de agradarie, desplego to-
dos los recursos de una inteligencia supe-
rior.
Admire talSbien al Duque ell esplendor
de Clara, que por un esfuerzo supremo de
su voluntad lego estar verdadaramente
deslumbradora. Fascinado Bligny, la con-
tenn plaba sin cesar con una atencion que nc
supo disim ular. Fijos los ojos en- ella, olvi-
do cuanto le rodeaba, suspasion sobrexci
tada le hizo perder el respeto 4 las conve-
niencas, no advrtiendo que Felipe le OBJ
servaba con semblante amenazador. Por lo
demas, que le importaba ell esposo? Sa-
base desde hace tempo que era hombre ca
paz de guitar la vida los maridos despues
de arrebatarles Ell honor.
Aunque preocupado Moulinet en- atraerse
al Prefecto, cuya afcion los goces de ls
buena mesa rovelaba su pasada vida. ricf
en- privaciones, chocole la actitud de Bligny
No habia dejado de notar que ell Duque
desde que estaba en- la Varenne, ocupabast
! demasiado de Clara. Sin dar importancia Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-27

general las galanterias de la juventud, en-
este case especial le alarmaron mucho, poI
que el senor Derblay era una potencla, en-
vispera de elecciones convenla moiestar-
lie. Decide, pues, habar su yerno.
Colocada la Duquesa junto Felipe, pro-
curaba con su charla lamar su atencion,
encontrandole distraido, frio preocupado.
La Marquesa de Beaulieu estaba sentada
la derecha del amo de la ferreria y mny.
molesta por ell ealor de las aranas, del eual
protegia su frente con el abanico. Obligado
Felipe atender todo ell mundo, dere- .
cha izquierda, sufria horriblemente vlen-
do la insistencia del Duque en- mirar Cia-
ra. Crefa que la vista de Bligny paseando
por los desnudos hombros de la Joven los
manchaba con quimericas cariclas
! Apoder6se de su amino 1errible colera,
conocio por primera vez todos los tormen-
tos de los celos, imaginando ell profundo go
ce de matar aquel hombre que le habla
heoho tanto NAL y y que tan protundamen-
te le torturaba todavfa.
Las f1tiles palabras de Atanasia, deseosa
1 de acapararle 4 la vista de todos, le fati-
libre de aquellos dos odiosos seres.
Recordo ell ruego de su muj jer de que le
alejase del Duque de Ia Duquesa y com
prendio Ell cansancio de Clara, blanco CONT
nuo del odio de Ia jer del amor del ma
rido. Resolvi6, pues librarla de ambos. Pc
ro no le bastaba alejar al Duque. LIE odiaba
demasiado.
Ell termino de la comida fue un alivio
para 81. En- la terraza hacfa delicioso fresco,
y esperaba ALI Clara una agradable sor-
presa. Todos los bosquecillos del parque
estaban iluminados, adornada la fachada
del castillo con guirnaldas de flores.
Moulinet haofa saqueado su invernadero
para la fiesta, una banasta de dorados
juncos de tres metros de larga contenfa
, las mas admirables variedades de orquf-
deas.
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CONDICIONEs Y CONCEsIONEs


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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-10

upon the same piece of ground: In
one year Irish potatoes can be fol
lowed by sweet potatoes or melons,
and lastly by turnips; or the potatoes
can be followed by potatoes aud two
full crops be made. Two crops of
corn were grown the past year on the
same ground, the last being planted
when the first was in roasting ear
state. Spring cabbage isfollowed by
melons and turnips or sweet potatoes,
or fall turnips. Beets, tomatoes and
turnips are frequently grown succeed
ing each other, and many other com
binations like this are made, thus
harvesting from two to four crops
during the year.-Ex.