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Int q. tlnlA al plll.hnrrh.

plTrsBunaH, Jan, 10.--The present
cold wave is tho seyereat in years. The
mercury dropped to three degrees be.
low zero this morning and the indica-
tions are for colder weather tonight.
Both rivers are frozen and by to.mor.
row morning tho Ohio at the mouth OF
Saw Mill run will be frozen solid. 1t
has been sixteen years since the river
was frozen at that point.
The ferry boat viii Thaw broke her
wheel pounding ice in the Ohio shortly
before noon, and before she could be
rescued the ice had closed in on her.
There wore fifteen persons, including
passengers and crew, on the boat at the
time, aud they suffered intensely from
tho cold. The pilot was severely frost
bitten while standing at the wheel.
It required over an hour to land tho
boat and the ice which had formed in
the meantiiIe had TO be broken before
tho boat could bo safely tied up.
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MURPHY GETS THERE.

Aa Eloquent Protest Against His Noml-
nation, which is not Made Unanimous.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 10.-The assem-
bly, chamber was filled with Democrats
Of high and low degree from all quar-
ters of tho state tonight when the
Democratic members OF the senate and
assembly met in joint caucus to, fix
UPON q candidate 10 succeed United
States Senator Frank Hiscock.
The calling OF tho roll showed all the
Democratic senator's and assemblymen
to be present with one exception.
Senator Cantor arose and congratu-
lated the members OF the caucus on be-
ing in position e elect u Democratic
senator. a political revolution has
taken place and this had made possible
the election Of tried and loyal Demo-
crat. He formally presented the name
of the Hon. Edward Murphy, jr., of
Troy, for tho senatorial namination.
At the mention OF Mr. Mufphy's
name the large audience began clap
ping, but this soon gave way to cheer.
ing, which was kept up for several
minutes. Assemblyman w. NJ. Keen
an, Of the First (Rensaellaer) district,
seconded the nomination, in speech
euiogistic OF the candidate. Among
other things he said! 1--WE may be sure
that with Grover Cleveland at the helm
and David 3. Hill, that democrat Of
Democrats, and Edward Murphy, jr,
IA willing and hearty co.workera, Our
state will again take its place in the fed
eral constellation rs its bright and
imperial star" M
Senator McClelland then made his
protest. He said in part that in this
day and generation the Democratic
party has greater interests at stake than
the spoils OF Office. 1t stands for prin-
ciple and is committed to specific re-
forms in the interests OF tho people. He
stated ho would cast his vote for Hon.
Bourko Cochran, who he believed was
tho choice OF seYen.tenths OF the De-
mocracy OF tho state Of New York.
Senator Brown seconded CoCkrah's
nomination on a stirring speech.
Balloting was commenced, the. sen
atorial roll call showing that oil y 4
senators had voted for Murphy except
Senators Brown and McClolland, both
Of whom voted for Cochran. On tile
roll call Of the assembly all but three
voted for Mr.. Murphy Tho total NUM-
ber Of votes cast was ninety, OF which
Edward Murphy, jr, received eighty
fiye and Boutke Cochran Ave. Tho vote
was read and tho chair announced the
nomination Of Mr.. Murphy. Senator
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NEW YoRk, jan. 1o.--Mayor dilroy
will soon order thorough inyostisa.
tlon Of the department Of eharitlou and
corrections and whom II IL made sur
prisIng Developments nro expected.
Td.Inofrow Commissioners OF 40.
count Wehle aud Ovens Will iile With
tho mayor a report Of their inyestlEa'
tions Of tho accounts Of this depart.
mont They have discovered tho fact
that Tho city paid for 100000 pounds OF
meat that never reached tho inatitu.
tlons for which IL was intended. To
hnd ont who Ia guilty an examination
OF witnesses under oath Will b9 iuccsaa'
~, and that Mayor Gllroy Will proba'
bly order.
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ed all responsibility In tho matter. II.
De Freyuinet admitted that the money
asked for would not finish the canal,
and, when reproached by fellow COM
mitteeman with being frightened by
the responsibility which the goyerp-
ment would incur, explained that the
government granted merely fRculRtive
permission without assuming any guar
antes, NJ. Baihnt, who introduced the
bill in the chamber, expressed the
opinion that tho government had be-
come involved In the matter through
sending NJ. Rousseau 10 the iHthinps,
He believed that the canal could be
completed and thought 1t would be
most reprehensible to thwart tile plan
so far advanced.
THE NEW CABINET,
The chataber resumed its aIt!inss to-
day.
The name OF NJ, Floquet as q candi.
date for reelection to the presidency Of
the chamber was presented, This mot
with unexpected and Ylplont opposI-
ton,
NJ. Floquet, seeing that the members
OF the Right were determined to oppose
his reelection by every means in their
power, and knowing that without their
support he could not secure a majority,
withdrew his candidacy, The Repuhli-
can group then nominated VI, CasimiF
Perier, and he was elected,
During the proceedings in the cham.
ber u group of thirteen men who pro-
claimed themselves anarchists gathered
in front OF tho building. They wore
ordered to move on by the police, but
refused. They were thereupon placed
under, arrest.
The now cabinet organized by NJ,
Rlbot is as follows: N, Rlbot, premier
and minister Of the interior; NJ. De,
yeIle, foreign affairs; NJ. Tlrard, finance;
NJ, Bourgeoise, justice; Gen. Lozlllon,
war; NJ. Burdeai, colonies and marine;
NJ. Dupuy. instruction; NJ. Vlger agri.
culture; NJ. siegtried, commerce.; NJ.
Viette, works.
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TIE pLIzzARp Was GRNRRAl.
New York state Caught 1t Severely
Mnro and Ylrrinin In Il, too.

Nav YoRE, Jan, lO.-This has been a
day OF shlyers and shakes, and the
pedestrian couldalmost hear his bones
creak as he trod the snow covered
ground with the wind driving the cold
into his marrow. Starting to-day with
a temperature Of 70 degrees at 0 q, m,,
the mercury has gracefully dropped
until twelve hours later 1t was 10 de-
gress above, and at 10 o'clock 1t was A
degrees, with no indications OF break.
Snow has commenced falling again.
Up in the state they arc having eYen
colder weather. In the Mohawk Valley
1t has been the most severe of this
winter, In Buffalo the minimum tenn
perature this morning was 0 degrees
below zero. AT Corning the day has
been the Coldest Of the season, 1t is 8
degrees below zero tonight.
From Dover, Del, come reports OF a
genuine western blizzard. Three inchea
OF snow fell last night and the high
wiuds banked tho snow 30 badly that
travel is almost at q standstill. Trains
have been running two and three hours
late all day, and this evening there are
two passenger and two freight trains
showed in d mile south OF here.
At staunton, Va, tho mercury regis
tered two degroes above zero, the coIdVl
cat weather OF tho season.
Massachusetts also has ample use for
q warm wave, the thermometer at Bos'
ton registering four degrees above.
From Pennsylvania come reports OF
extreme cold. Pottsvllle says that tho
severcat OF winter weather Is being ex-
perienced throughout the county, At
8 o'clock the thermometer registered
three degrees above ut that place,
East Franklin colllery, at fremont
owned by the Reading company, was
Obliged TO suspend operations because
OF the extreme cold wave. Other col
leries, 1t is reported, will suspend work
temporarily.
Tho coolest place rs far as heard from
to-day Is Lindsay, Ont, with tempera-
ture Of 25 degrees below zero.
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p1oopsanp M A oHuRon.
a 1ehd eliminates in Riot -ManJ
Women and Children Injured.

a Fehd eliminates in a RlOt-Mnny
Women and Children Injured.
Anderson, IND, Jan. 10-A ieud be-
tween the Lawsous and swintords, fye
miles west Of here, eliminated in a
bloody fight at Forest Chapel during
services on Sunday. The church was
crowded, most Of the congregation be-
ing women and children, many Of whom
were badly hurt.
The Lawson forces were commanded
by Irwin Lawson. Those injured were:
Bill Lawson, two cuts on tho head, nose
smashed and other injuries; will die.
Sam Annis, bruised and cut seriously.
Arthur Lawson, several bruises and
cuts, very weak from loss OF blood.
Irwin Lawson, several bad cuts on scalp;
will die.
The swintord forces were under AL
bert swinford. Those injured we're:
Joe swinford, ear nearly cut off by q
slung shot, face cut and severely hurt;
will die. Louis swihford, severely in
jured reported dead. Matthew Swim
ford was Knocked down, btt escaped
with q broken arm. Joe Hartzell, Dad
~ used up; has q broken rib and may
Slta |.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. TO- 1.-THE bill
granting additional quarantine powers
and imposing additional duties upon
the secretary Of the treasury and the
marine hospital service was passed by
the senate to-day
An important amendment was adopt
ed to the section giving the President
power to suspend immigration from In
lected countries; and now the section
gives to the President power not to sus-
pend immigration, but TO prohibit in
whole or In part the introduction OF
persons or property.
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s.rilto nt FaIrmoat.

TArnMoSr,. W. VA, Jan. 10. The Sloan
Glass Company's plant has becn man
aged since It's incorporation by i.
L. Laundry, a Frenchman. on Friday
Proprietor Sloan and the manager quar-
relied, and Laundry was discharged.
This displeased the Frenchmen
employed in the factory, and all Of
thom, forty.Avo in number, quit work,
closing down the plant. MIR. Sloan has
arranged for q crew Of rlon.union men
from Cumberland, Md, and has ems
ployed new manager. The striking
Morkmen have made threats.
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Nnralnr Nm snala pononllur.

MtsssArotis, MINI, Jau, TO- The
Normania Skating Club, OF Nlinnoapo.
lie, has deposited $1,000 with the sport.
ing editor Of tho Journal, together with
a challenge 10 Joseph Dohoshue, ON
behalf Of Adelph NonlnE, Of Norway,
for d eefl0a Of skating races, TO bB akated
at the clubs rink In Minneapolis, DIR.
Ing the carly bAtt Of February The
races aro 10 bo one, thrCo atid hy0 mllos,
Nor6lnR said no lad no d0slro 10 bo.
como d professional, but Il Donoghha
wanted 10 skate for money ~ would
skate that way rather than not race.
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Nxg YoaE, Jan. Walter Marshall,
Of 100 Third avenue at seven o'clock
this evening shot his divorced wife
Mary, thirty years old, in the neck and
arm. She 10 dangerously wounded. He
also shot Robert Dingaelder, fofty-aeven
years old, at tho same place. He then
committed SUICIDE by shooting himSelf
In the loft teptN
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ST. PAUL, MiSs., JOlL 1O.--ThO NOR.
curry continues to drop rapidly, during
tic night falling nearly as much as
during Tho previous "a hours. During
tho night II Touched from 20 to 10 do.
grees below zero III dlleront pAttS Of
the city, and 80 dagroBI was also ro'
ported, but tho average was about rs.
AZ I O'Clock II had warmed up q triflog
tho mercury being IA to IS below, Tho
nisht was tlO cDldDll oi the 4lnierlhuS
fat.
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GEN BEN BurLnh DEAD.

The Old Veteran Passes Away AZ Wash.
lugton this liornlug Earin
WAsuiSoToS, D. o., jan. 1880 a,
m.s-een. b, i. BatlOr died at hlswash.
instOn residence as 1850 o'clock this
morning.
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4ho n. ! Y. wins a polat.

wAsHiNsTop, D. O., Jan. 10. lin the
house to-day after aaharp and decisive
contest tho opponents Of tho bill allow
ing tho Norfolk & Wostotn railroad
company TO extend its limo into tho
District oi Columbia gracefully hd.
mitted themselves defeated aud tho bill
was passed without a dlvialou. {
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Nsw YohK, jan. TO- The committee
OF prosecution In the i,rlgsA case has
docided to appeal the case directly TO
the General Assembly, Tho quga.
tiuns involved ato dobttlnal and Ahould
be, 90 tho committee believe, passed
upof by tho Highest court, In which al
llu pr6abytbFlog Afo represented Tho
wording 6i tho judgment by which Pc.
iiFleta Whs Acduitted ia challenged Wy
thO MINORITY 90 "a straddleP
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RUSSIA BACKS UP AMER1oA.
shO WILL Endorse tlHs Oonntry's Course a.
to tlIn Rering son. ~.

TO thh hering son.
LONDON, Jan, 1O.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Times says: sProf.
Martens, the great Russian authority on
international law, has been appointed a
member Of the special corAinission in
connection with the seizure Of British
scalers in Boring Sen. This leaves no.
doubt that Russia will doAl with the
question from tho international point
OF view, and confirms the belief that it
is hor intention to follow the American
load and claim the closure OF the Bering
Sea with exclusive rights to tine west Of
tho imaginary line drawn blythe Amer
icans. rhore is every indication that
Russia and America are working hand
in hand against England"
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THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The Entire Cabinet Resigns and a
New One win be Formed,
PRESIDENT CERNO7 SUSPECTED

of Differences in the
Cabinet concorniug the Arrest Of
Ex.slinister Baihnt-PolIco Kept
Busy Dispensing crowds-Iutcnso
Interest in tho Trials of the Impll'
Gated Men-Tell.Tale Stubs Said to
Havo Been Destroyed.
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IT JOLLIED Them UP,
The Easy Victory of Camden's
Friends in last Nights Caucus
MAKES HIS SUPPORTERS SMILE

Although the Senatorial Issue was
not in any Way Involved in Parcel.
ing ont the PositiOns-Wiley for
President of the Senate and Shaw
for Speaker, with syrne aud Peyton
for Clerks ofthe two Houses,
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CLEvEbANp, o., Jan. 10. 0.--sey6n new
oasoa Of smallpox dcvclopod ~ Akron
to-day All bit one afo In housed tliae
have been quaFAntlne1 for s0voAl days.
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For Wesi VltalAla, Western pohhSylyAhlA and
Ohio ROuOrqly ialf, Watincfl Winds shilling u
uOuthWesluflN
lrhAfEaATpan YESTERDAY,
o. irynlshQl by O. Britgnpe, itAgtlib otgnis
MAtktla ana Eudtlccth ilfdelG 1I1
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~ was thought Wy many tnAt II hpue
offices factional lines would be drawn
and test OF senatorial strength would
be offered, These were disappointed,
however, for early to-day Mr., Gal, who
was forcing the fight for president OF
the senate against Rankin Wiley, on
that line, found ont his mistake, He
discovered that Senator Wiley's per-
sonal popularity was greater than the
faction he was alleged to represent,
Enough Faulkner men declared they
would vote for Mr.. Wiley, dsspite his
Camden attachment, to nominate him,
and Gall decided to adopta wise course,
So it came about thar when the senate
caucus met, Senator Wiley received the
nomination for president OF the senate
by acclamation, after being placed in
nomination by his opponent, Senator
Gall, on motion OF Senator Cunning.
ham, Mr., Cunningham Is also a Faulk-
ner man, 1t ia understood that this
proceeding was in the line OF
THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
adopted by Mr., Faulkpers managers
to-day, a part OF which was to stop all
efforts to force the senatorial fight in the
organization Of the legislature. In the
contest for clerk OF tho senate w. d, Il,
Byrne won ON a close fight with Holly
G. Armstrong, the votes stood: Byrne,
IL; Armstrong, 10; Strlckler, 8; 0xley, 4.
For doorkeeper, w. s. Burton, oil
Putnam county, was nominated, aud
for sergeant-at-arms, j. Bumgardner.
In the House caucus Delegate Shaw,
OF Barbour county, was nominated for
speaker and Col. Peyton for clerk, @.
4. Lynch was nominated sergeant.at.
arms, and L. NJ. Vlckort, doorkeeper.
The caucus adjourned ut late hour.
The result OF the caucus tonight in
spired the Camden people with high
or order and degree OF confidence than
that shown at any time since the in
auguration OF tho Camden canvass.
Said Col. McGraw tonight,
"lhe persistent declaration OF the
Faulkner people that they would or
ganiSe both in the senate and the house
by
THE ELECTION OF FAULKNER MRN
and tho result OF tho contest, has in-
spired US with renewed efforts towards
tho election OF tho old senator. While
Senator Wiley was somewhat stronger
than tho Camden strength, yet tho
open declaration OF Senator Gall that
he was Faulkner man, aud as such
would be elected President, was q test
which the Camden people accepted and
were willing to make" On the ad-
journmentof tho caucus Senator Wiley
was asked in regard to tho claim that
his election In any sense affected the
senatorial contest. Ho replied that II
did not and that every member OF the
caucus understood thatit did not. In
fact It was upon the agreement that his
election should not bo construed US an
tagonistic to any candidate that he re-
ceiyed tho votes of the friends Of both
candidates. Any other statement was
based on misinformation. CAD.
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1AsT NlaMlIs oAuous.
Wiley for Pfssldhnt.-ThV Camden Men
s..,. fssi Jatiinn.

OnAaLtsroS, w. VA Jan. i0.-The
interest in tho result Of tho Democratic
Caucus tonight was intchHe, not be.
sttilo warm nsiit for any position was
VAp''IOd, but because ot the fact thar
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ni"mmu,naaan n.
W0alhet Cloudy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-13

III AicoholadO GateH ha sido reconocido por
lnhnidad de personas que 10 han usado como
ei meJor antl-reumatlco y nn verdadero es-
pecfico contra los dolores de cabeza. como 10
prueban nnmerosos certi6cados, tanto de los
sehores medicos como de particnlares, los que
acreditan su gran sxito
Usese sin reparo, quedaran convencidos,
como lo estan "a todos los que 10 han usado.
Para evitar falsifcaciones one reeaar{ar an
perjuicio del pdblico, debe exigirse sobra el
tapon de cada botela un sellito que dice 4lco-
holadO Gatell, careciendo de este, debe recha-
zarse Como no legftimo, igual cuando Ilevan-
dolo tuviese alguna fractura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-13
Especffco Salvador

Annnciadas "a en- el prospecto que acompaTa
4 los fraseos del especfhco A aplicaciones de
este, anuncian ahora las cuatxo que sguen
para conocimiento del pIblico:
Todas las personRs que viven en- lugares
pantanos0s, y que 1 Ia bora de d0rulir, los zan-
cudos les mplestan, se pondr&n unas gotas del
especihco en- las orejas en- las manos todOs
los zancudos que llegAn Sc ashxian y los siente
uno caer muertos-
A los senores doctores. El doctor seflor Vi
lluendas, de Jnana- Diax. Ciertos adversarios
le pegaron trss ped-a9as 4 nm hiio mio, uua de
elias le alcanz0 la cabeza 10 produjo como
tres pulgadas de herida. Dicho doctor Ell 5 de
Mario anterior pasaba por 81 camino Sc en-
conteo en- Ia ncyedAd. y habiendole partido una
vena, dicho doctor Sc Ia amputo, en- FL t&Fnli-
ne de seis dias, cort6 los puntos de Ia heride Y
di6 por terminals Ia cura radical, no recibien-
do otra medicina que mi EspecffcO Salvador
Por este tengo escrito que para una guerra So
"a IA salvaci6n de todos los que cafgan herdoe
he u0tadO Ia an6mia en- tantos i0veneagy en-
tanlas aenoritas, que e. una lastima estar tan
faltos de salud. Y como est0y en- Ia conviction
cue Ia asemia ea descendiente de los nicroblos
lIamadoa lombxices, anbos sexos absOrveran
cuatro seis eotas III dia al mes 3 mes =
medic todos estos microbes se habran exputa-
DO por 81 curso.
A los ninitos So To unitarian por Ia maIlana m
par de gotitas en- IA naricita. los qnincs dias
tendrSn igual sfecko.
Para toda clase dc calenturas, ueada en- fric-
clones absorviendo dos tres gotaa, cura ra-
dicalmente.
Dc venta ers IA B0tiea Central Ponce, AhEil
IS de 1893. Juan Seyra UFgsA
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Al pubIico

Pongo en- conocimiento de mis- elientes y
del p1blico en- general, que teniendo que EN-
barcarme con direction Europa haeer COM
pras para mi ESTABLISHMENTS, he otorQado po-
der bastante mi hermano don Pedro Auffant
Y don Ulpiano Perez para que me represen-
ten en- Ia Sastreria Sombrereria de mi pro-
piedad con los cuales Sc entenderan mis- re-
lacionados durante nj susencia.
Ponce, Abril III de 1s93.-E. AuFanf. Is
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LlTERATURA
Ell BEsO AN0NIMO

Aquella fecha terrible no se borraba
On instante de .su memoria. Su CO.
raz6n no habia cesado de llorar desde
ent6nces, con un llanto silencioso v iris
te, que nadie adivinaba trds la perpetua
s0nrisa. Seis amos iban va transcurri
dos dc su matrimonio con eI conde. te-
MIA dos angeles rubios que alegraban su
exstencia; IN puesto preeminente en- ell
saFeo mundo de los privilegiados de Ia
fortunas pcro en- sus soledades, cuando
convertia los ojos del alma hscia la con-
ciencia, eStperimentaba algo como el
horror del vacio, Ia pena lenta por el
cteno ausente. En- cl hogar tranquilo
calentado por el amor de la familia,
altaba uno, quizas ell mas querido de
odos; el scr inocente nacido de una
alpa y condenado por Ia fatalidad al
an6nimo perdurable
La pobre mujer conservaba un extra
no recuerdo de 81 catastrofe intima.
Acababa Dc ocurrir; seis amos son seis
minutes en- Ia vida los hechos Sc Ia
Ofrecian brumosos, como distanciados
por el tempo Sus amores con el in
fame que, impulsado Por un miserable
apetito carnal, respondio su carifio pu-
rsimo, iel primero,i lleno de abnega-
cion. de olvido dc 81 misma, manchando
So inmaculada pureza; su traicion fran
camente revelada ante las consecuencias
inevitables de su fata; su madre, mas
cuidadosa de sslones y hestas mundanas
que de las tocas de 81 viudez del re-
cato de su hUa; los successes PreciPitan-
dose por una pendiente fatal; el seduc-
tor desaparecido; la intervention tardia
de quien debi6 evitarlo todo con su
prudente cello; el aislamiento para ocul-
tar Ia culPa los ojos de las gentes, y el
desenlace del drama, por ultimo, en-
aquella sombrfa casa de la matrona. y
en- IN misterioso silencio Pagado a peso
de orc.
Luego FL tierno ser arrancado de su
fegazo enseguida, arrojado a la ''hoya
com6n" dc la Inclusa, al monitor de los
desconocidos, donde Sc pierde Ia proPia
personali5ad, en- holocausto a la falsa
limpidez de TN nombre, para ocultar Ia
bfecha alberta en- una honra; su boda
con eI viejo aristocrata que la triPlicaba
Ia cdad Y en- el que vefa mas IN padre
que un niarido, ventajoso enlace anna
hado por su madre; la mucrte de esta,
Ia dc6nici6n de su porvenir, de 81 eSis-
tcncia tranquila v apacible en- un hogar
sin nubes 49,
lAh, Sit. .iElla era buena, ella era
irresponsible. ella no supo 10 que ha-
cal Tia autoridad materna, SEGA
inHesible, Sc impuso en- nombre del de-
Der y abrumada por su caida cedio la
dura aolemne preston sin Protestar,
recibiend0 con mansedumbre el golPe.
mi siquiera habian acompanado Ia en-
trega de la pobfe criatura, cualquier
prenda de- faci1 reconocimiento el dia de
mananal .lNadal .. Estorbaba seI
IA Ianzo 4 escape entire IA muchedumbre
an6nirna recogida en- Ia calle, sin darle
tempo Il adefenderlo, con una suPrema
crueldad, quizas con el proPosito de que
Eo parecia nunca.
Era impossible vivir asi. ocultando 81
dolor y ~. secreto, con la herida siem-
pre- alberta, ulccrada por el acieate del
remordiniento, aparentando una iluso-
ria feIicidad FL esposo, a quien no
~ ocultaDa Ia nostalgia terrible, Ia me-