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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
NEWS I'm A NUTSHELL.

The Won Werthen libel case will
come up next Tuesday,
The Gaelic will bring later San Fran
cisco news next Monday.
The bark John ID. Brewer will leave
Boston for Honolulu on June Ist.
There was a concert given in Emma
Square this afternoon by the Hawaiian
Band.
John Ena has had a handsome oil
painting made of the ship which bears
his name.
The Historical Society has secured
a Hawaiian map drawn in 1890 by
David Malo.
w. G. Weldon will hold Sunday
School and Bible Class at the Lyceum
at 9. 80 tomorrow morning,
Rain showers began in Nuuanu Val
ley this morning about one O'Clock and
by day light had extended over Homo
lulu.
John Cummins, "Brince David,
capt. Morse and several ladies' had a
private banquet at the Hawaiian Hotel
last evening.
The return of Prince" David and
Messrs Neumann and Macfarlane was
celebrated by luau at Kapiolani
house at Waikiki.
The day after the arrival of the Aus
tralia in San Francisco on her last triT
up the Chicago Tribune contained {
whole page OF. Hawaiian Island news
A petition is in circulation at Ew;
for the restoration Of VIM. Wond a,
deputy Sheriff of the district. 1t al
ready contains nearly hundred names
and will be presented shortly to tht
proper authority.
During the month of March, Will,
Visiting the State University of Mich
gan, Hon. w, r. Castle addressed tn,
Political Science Association of thu
great Ann Arbor school and afterwarC
its 5000 students in university hall OF
Hawaiian affairs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08

Der the door that opens into the Pres
idents room just opposite the one
leading into the private part of the
house2 Well, Smith and | came
through one of these doors just as the
President opened the opposite one
Mrs. Cleveland was with him, and
Baby Ruth was by her side 1t was
as pretty a family picture as you could
wish to see. l was the first caller of
the day. She had evidently come to
start him in on his days work. The
mother and baby only stayed mo-
ment or two, and then the President
took me in hand"
Mr.. Blount did not say what the
President said to him, nor did he drop
any hint as to whether Cleveland de
clared himself either favorable to or
opposed to annexation. From general
conversation on the subject, however,
the impression was conveyed that the
President had merely expressed desire
to be informed specifically as to the
condition of affairs in the islands, as to
what had really taken place there, and
what would be the effect if any one Of
several steps that might be considered
as among the possibilities, and that
Mr. Blount was to exercise his own
judgment as to how to gather the
desired information and as to the time
necessary to gather the same.
81 do not suppose it ought to take
me all summer to do what | have to
do" said the commissioner, "but |
intend to lose no time about it. For
that reason | want to so to sea as soon
as | reach San Francisco. If | can get
back inside of three months, perhaps
ought to be satisfied, and whether |
can get back sooner will depend en-
tirely on what | find to do"
Mr. Blount carefully avoided every
turn of the conversation toward the &C
ton of Minister Stevens, the Boston or
any part of the subject where he might
be supp sed to have formed an opinion
in advance. He manifested a desire
to enter the field without prejudice,
He said he had seen none of the com
missioners from the islands; he had not
even caught glimpse of Princess Ka-
iulani, and he had purposely avoided
encountering people specially primed
for the occasion. He had fortified
himself with all the facts in possession
of the State Department and was going
to trust his observation for the rest.
All he would say in regard to his plan
Of procedure at Hawaii was that he
was going to make a personal inspection
of all the islands and that he hoped
the Rush would be left at his disposal
for that purpose,
AS to the published report that Gen,
Schofeld and Admiral Brown hac
been mentioned as fellow commission
erS with him, Mr. Blount said he hac
never heard Of it except through the
press He only knew that Mr.. Mill:
had been selected as secretary and thai
the two, with Mrs. Blount to take care
of them, were going to do the bes
they could.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08

In speech delivered by President
Angel Of Ann Arbor University before
the visiting legislative committee to
that institution he mentioned there
were students there from foreign coun.
tries and forty four states and territoies,
not including Hawaii, which he did not
know how to class, as state, territory
or a foreign country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
ANNEXATION CLUB.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE Ex-
l. ecutiye Committee of the Annexation
Club, Room Campbell Block, will be open
from AN. TO $50 PM. and from PM. un-
til 9 PM
All those wishing to sign the membership
roll may do so during those hours.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
HAWAII ABROAD.
Mr.. Eyton- Walkers Work in Advertis-
ing the Country.

Mr.. Eyton Walkers Work in Advertis-
ing the Country,
An interesting letter has been receiv-
ed from f G. Eyton- Walker, who left
here some time since for Japan in the
interests of the Hawaiian Bureau of In
formation. Mr. Eyton-Walker states
that the outlook for considerable tourist
travel to Honolulu hereafter is very
good He has already expended quite
sum Of money in preparing and dis
tributing advertising matter and men,
tons the fact that the Pacific Mail and
Oriental steamship companies have al
so spent large amounts advertising the
country, as their lines of steamers are
the only ones that call at Honolulu.
The details of the work done show
that Mr., Eyton-Walker has accomplish.
ed great deal with very limited means,
and he has succeeded in putting large
framed advertisements in the hotels in
Hongkong, Shanghai, Toxic, Kobe,
Nagasak, Meynoshita and other places
where tourists are likely to go, besides
distributing large numbers of small pic
lures and literature.
Mr. Walker says he will leave Yoke
hama for Honolulu by the steamer
Oceanic which will arrive here about
Nav 18th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

NATIVE FANS AND ISLAND CURIos ia
great variety at THE ELITE ICE CREAM
PARLORS. Ohm
Mrs, Good has just received all the
latest fashion novelties by the Aus,
tralia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
ObcEcral A0bcrtiscmcltt6.
4. T. WICHMAN
FORT STREET.
IeVGler
AND
OptiCian

Everything in the Jewelry
and Silverware line.
up to date" in styles and
patterns sometimes a little
ahead of date, but never behind.
The only establishment in
the country where eyes are
measured on thoroughly scien-
tihc principles and glasses guar
anteed to fit each particular case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08

Louis Fitzgerald,
Henry A. llurlbut,
Henry q. Marquand,
VIM. A. Wheelock,
NJ. Hartley,
II. NJ. Alexander,
Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Charles q. Landon,
Cornelius n. Bliss,
August Belmont,
L. Boudinot Colt,
John Sloane,
). Borrowe,
II. J. Fairchild,
Eugene Kelly,
John A. Stewart,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
Capt. Writings Engagement.

The Washington dispatches to the
coast papers say that the Navy Depart,
mcnt officials doubt the engagement of
Capt. Whiting of the Alliance to Miss
Eta Along. At Mare Island, however,
the facts are known as they were here
before the Alliance left, The marriage
will take place in the fall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
The China Mail.

The mail for the coast by the China
will close at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-08
DIED.

JOHNSON - In san Francisco, March
24th, Eva NJ, beloved wife Of L. NJ. Johnson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

Hichm.aI: W!lsm vs.. B.a1.r Chm as
Ncl. ana =. He.' fern. AL t'cu ~isc, ID
Heary =. HI;z.cr asi a. g. McIar.9. g..
feet oa rD1ta a.- tr'l .u r--.rt u.l.
home. @1JI: 'ruas D. C4rn's. u-l w.
20 J1s.u. -. ~h.,,-g. l9 10 t,-t 9u wee,
SIDE norton -r. near Leigh. 'sllJ d,
Gco~.epa. aaI wiietoJ. q. Dt,.I3t,-t "a
el5; side wv u,y-seven;h street b.tNeeu
y and q. sol drs LII. Sie1el 70 William
Loetler, personally. S}!J; b. !. lIrnrr,
". =. Pcvton. and their wIvc. % D-vi
Grafton. Il ioo. on north siio God Ina
.tre.tsub'tct tod Ioft.ust. sI.J1j; Nest-
Ed Ian bad Ia .rJrenent Company T.
T.. 81. Bsssl. property bounded Dv Hen
rcJ. Moore, BoSe, and Lombardy streets,
- 800.
Ienrico. Maggie A. Dwyer % II. T..
Bradley. personality, $50: Edward a.
Walker TO Charles +. kisioy, 80 feet on
Ncwburn street. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

WANTED, WLEKLI. IDO COOKS
" nuiGEN RIAL WORKERS iOc Vow r.rt
all other northern ci."4. Wages from eJ 10
- yer Wcc2. Trans Qortanoa iu.r..Eei.
O.. w.. b. NpN.
40 g-su. ia. Tl3m AZ cast brO4 street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

tie gates on the Sabbath day. Rev. DIR.
;. ). Lambeth assisted him IN tho CON-
munlon service. One was admitted 10 the
church on confession of lalh. Az night
DIR. Tutors sermon was founded on He
brews, nth clapter and 9th verse, and was
q cl-etullv-Dr8paret discourse.
IN" congregations at the Church ot the
Coyeuln. werc very large OF sunday
anl the services very interesting. Tho
pas tor. Rev. !. Calvin Stewart. preached
morning and night. The collection for
foreign mission NJ tho morning service
was the largest ever ta6e1 up IN the his
tory oi tio church. lWo members were
received aad the ordinance OF baptism was
administered
iber, wesr three requests for prayer at
tn tulon-stauou tabernacle II night.
CIouni W.li be- broken TIN, week Tor the
now cIurcL and the wcrH Will be pushed
VITA aIi necessary suoed, nnd II l. hoped
that fhs congregation Will get INTO the
Sundly-scb0Ol room IN the autumn.
Rev. Jabcz Halt preached q splendid
germ n @. mo SoventL-StTcet church IN
the morning GA the Importance of Chris
tiau!ziug America az the first step toward
converting tine world 10 Christ. At The
close IF tho discourse the annual oaerlug
for the hoWs-mi-siou wCri, was mace.
Eov. =. y. Hart'- sermon az tho Fourth
Street Baptis; church m the morning was
on " bee Devil al Church The discourse
wa "a thoughtful, AMI original one and
made strong plea m beuGt al whole
hearted worship. Nj. Ha-t urged lls hear
er4 not 10 let the devil iu any form accom-
punr tl-m % the house ~ God.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
matoly to reach tho goal intended for 1t in

matelY To reach tho goal intended for 1t in
time and IN tie etoFnal future.
For that comiag era OF truth. love. and
righteousness the whole creation groans
AMI trayalls IN pam; for n all COOL men
pray and LABOR and with ono consent We
mfv unite N the hlorn{ invocation 81
Milton. Como forth ont Of ThY ROYAL
chamoor.. Prince of an The kings OF ear n;
pat 90 tho visible robes Ut thy majesty
take up tLlt uuhmi,od scep;re which Thy
Father hath bcqueathei % Thee, for now
'ns voice %. Thy brl!o oaiis ~ ce. aud all
creature SIGH - be reiccncd.'
Tie sermon wac le+.a3I 10 with rapt
attention. uud the rvIc.s closed with the
" CORONATION AMI the baucdi..lD..
Ilruc.olt The occasion va most impr'--
lye. inc htwl. were neatly printed IN
blue lux ol VIM. 'J,!e-a. aud tae cpr.-e-
caG0u generally Joined IN alu.lu. tI;n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

e. 1-Tz.TatD a;lopioorJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The annual meeting of the Sunday
School ASSOCIATION ot Upper Heur.ru WAS
hcid sunday afternoon 10 Glen Allen B.p-
IT, clurch vita "a large Attendance. Ihe
following officers OF the ORGANIZATION Woge
c.ee,eI fur tAc ensuing year: >. y. VIM
stou. President. /. 4. pc.tvck, wee
pr.,iIe.,. T. ". Prnlck. secretary. aui
ALVIN Cross. treasurer.
Mr. d. ID. Is. S.c.ght made an interesting
a3i-e-s aud paper was offered D.. sir. o..
IH-n'or. EaNsou. Tho singing hr Tie
scholar, Of 'he Glen Allen SILday-schooi
va. i.. ,... Ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The thermometer registered 81 degrees
dunAg Sunday night. but had risen Il
little by sunrise. There was slight frost
M lOwsrounds along the streams. but mono
on the uplands. There was no damage
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

1tFarat Gold-FilledLal.r and Gen
u,mau5 Watches, with Elgiu and Wal
tLam movements. fsom SIS mp.
So.iI Gold Ladies' ana Gentlemen s
Watches. with IlGa and Wa.;Lam
movements, from go mp.
lilht-Iay walnut Clocks from s. to
$3.50 worth double.
Sickle Aiarm-C.ocks, soc.
4 fail line Of silver Novelties cheap.
Special attention paii to repairing
Watches, Clocks, a-d Jowelry.
cal and IT, convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

The condition If Mr. Jouu II. Knowles,
j., whoa Wa considered dangerous sun
day. v4- s'meWLl; improved Yesterday.
He's suffering rom the effects of Az acct.
dent .n winch oue 10 h's i"gs was broken
d. ne .va- ieAyus ;Ay CITY iiail about tWo
months AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
I4lI. I'LL.
B. ]. BEAR,
EAST MAIN STREET

Diamonds, Watches, Stcr-
Ing Silver, and SiIvor-PIatcd
Flat and Hollow Ware,
Clocks, Bronz,>, and Bric-a-
Brac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

IL conclusion. DR.. llogc aid no would
not er; that there was any inherent law
OK prOercss ~ the worlds constitution.
.phts!eai 0r intellectual. bu ho did be-.
evo ihet the hteler influence OK rei-
eiol. inNI.ush: rs dW!ao grrc" N the
souls ot m ~ AID made q practical power
IN Their hyos. gave tIli a3.u dDce OF tne
law Of progress agl continuous Develop
meat ordained bY AZ overriding Proyi-
dence which would enable humanity ulti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
CUTICURA BABY.

This beautiful baby boy. the son If
George b. and Janetta Harris, Webster
Id, is one OF thousands completely
cured by The CUUCURA RENLDiGS
Of tortuung anil dl'iiguring sNn
disease after many doctors and remedies
had wholly failed. The marvellous
cures daily performed by these great
remedies have as.on.shcl all familiar
with them. None but mothers realize
how these littis ones SuJer when their
tender skins are literally on fire with
itching anl burning e'zemas and other
itching, scaly. blotchy, and pinp.y skin
and scalp diseases To know that a SIN
gle application Of the CJIICUEA
REMEDIES will a.Iosi instant re'ie',
permit rest and sleep. and point 70 a per
maaeut and economical lbccau>o mos.
speedy cure emf not to Use them IS -
fail in Your dVt,. Parents, Trims Cd t1e
mental anl physical suffering 10 DC ou-
durcd IN year, to com, from neglected
skin, scalp and Hood diseases. Cures
made IN infancy AMI childhood az nj
most invariably pe,uaueuc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

A BIG REWARD IL YOU CATCH
a hlm-a ycgas man weu and igorably
known N this city: twelve years exper.snso IA
i,fOSsr tes and liquors, Wholesale only. II y0a
wish 10 increase Your trade wglts Gt once t0e fal
particulars. Address b. b, DlSRATea oCiss.
10y s-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09

1 OST. on SATURDAY BETWEEN
4 -. janice auG cav ana Nasonc romplo,
MALTESE CROSS, With -sull aud o0nss.
Fiader wall kindly return 20 Ne. east Ctay ani
%. reward. my o-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-09
ltIaININs MANIS.
.'ANI.D, 10 SILL ONE VERY

-
aao yoan. MiLCH CO" aag GALE. La.ss
.a.ae.. on consi mment au1 FOR sale By
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01
LII
N}\J|I\I kOIR

Florence Angelo Sc trouva tout a
coup ruinee de fond Ell comble.
Mails ellie etait habile a toutes
intrigues ct continual de mener grand
train a laiie du reste de ses ressOur-
ces, celia dura longtemps: Londres
nest cruel que pour les infortunes
h%onnetes.
Puts, quand ellie fut lasse de cette
vie brillante, mails qui lui semblait
trop precaire, a ellie prenait de
l'experience, ellie daigna bonner sa
main a I'm ieune lord, qui s'estima lie
plus heureux ct lie plus glorieuX DIES
mortels.
Ce cas- nest pas rare a Londres.
Du boudoir dune aventuriere a la
petite bolte p~rotestante, lncluse dams
Immense ct catholique nef de West
minister, on les pairs d'Angleterre
c6lebrent leurs noces, il ny a solvent
nu'un saut de puce.
Pendant celia, le fills de Gillie Brown,
ie jeune VI. Alfred DIES Vallees deve-
matt I'm long ct mince gareon, qui
representait assez bien, aux cotes de
Sa mere. sur les mOGlleuS COUSINS de
requnpage de Milford.
II ne savait rien, mails il ne voulait
rien apprentice, ce qui permettait de
c%onjecturer quill ferait quelquc jour
an estimable dandy,
lie mulatre Jonquille aussi await
suivi Florence-Angele. Doublement
fibre par son Acknowledgement ct 50
presence ell Angleterre, ii cut uE jour
n deplorable idee qui lie fit e%sclave
lie nouveau. Nous savons rhistoire.
Par compensation, il put Sc pava.
ner sous Sol nouveau nom de Juan
lie Carral ct faire croire i tous quill
itait Andaloux ct aussi pur hidalgo
que sa majestic lie rci d'Espagne.
Ainsi Sc passerent pour Florence
Ag6le ct son encourage les dernieres
annees du XvIIIe. Son mari, (c'etait
lie troisieme,) Lord John Cox de
Coxton-H Hall, baron Cox, proprittaire
dun bon quart du comtt dc Norfolk,
ne voyait que par ses yeux. Ellie fut
pendant une saisoh a Ia tGtc dc Ia
haute-vie b%ritannlque, ct ses balls
faisaient homie i ceUx dAlmack.
Lord join Cox ent dome scs
yingt ct quelques chateauN pour un
de ses souriees il await pour ellie
II 81 vive affection, &c digne sci
gneur, quill ne bu1alt plus guerc que
trois houteilles dc porto-wine Il son
diner.
Ce ieune eNtraordinaire, on pcut-
ttre Ia fatale chance que In belle
creole sembait porter dams &, mtna-
ges, tut cause cue Sa Scignenrie lord
john Cox, baron Cox Sc fana CONNIE
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LIE DEVELOPMENT Dun GLAND DE

lie DEVELOPMENT D'UN GLAND DE
cHENE.-Tomhe d terre au milieu
DIES feuiIles d'autemne ion"hant lie
sol, ayant rerdu apparemment ses
propriGtes u%tiles, lie gland a Gte en-
tendu tenir ce soliloque "H6las !
quel etre peu considerable je suis I:
settlement TN gland dams eette i'm
mensite. P"urquoi doisje roster par
mi les destinees dams i'nuvre
grandiose divine" Celui qui est Su-
pr6me en- connaft Ia raison. ii a
place chaque creature dams 81 sphere
propre ct dpnncra au modesto gland
quelque nuvre i aecomplir dams l'im-
mensc champ de travail du monde.
Ain>i no1e devous, dams notrc
jcnuc Age. comprendre les rcsultats
futurs du travail pendant notre exis-
tpurt.
Lul,!ur I, DR.. Pttcr Fahlnu,,
etant jeune gareon, parcourait Gu
rieuscment les li,res antiques que son
grand-ptre lui await lGgueS, %recue,l-
liant les notes laissGcs sur les vertus
dcs plantcs ct DIES heurs, il ne som
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PETITES

lie President Cleveland a celebre
samedi lie IS Mars lie Sc anniversaire
de 50 naissance.
Les femmes ont aujourd'hui le
droit de voter aux elections munich
pales dams 20 Etats ct 3 Territories.
La commission ~forestiere du Mass
achusetts exhibera a l'expcsitinn de
Chicago AZ varieties d'arhrcs.
Les relations diplomatruur, entire
lie commencement anglais e Vati-
can. interrompnes sous u rarar de
Salisbury, wont etre repri~As par lie
commencement liberal d GLADSTONE.
la legislature de rEtat de New
York a vote $4,000 que lie MARE
emploiera 4 bien %recevoir les visi-
teurs d~istingu6s qu'attirera la grande
revue Iavale.
NJ. McDonough, president du conf
te democratiQue de Boston. est mort
suhitement an Il dun hanouet
que donnait lie Tammany Climb, de
cette vile. ivocat d~istingue, NJ.
McDonough 6tait aussi mamhre de IA
Legislature du Massachusetts.
Les Carnegie ont resoln de donner
Ia preference aux onvriers negres ct
$50 travailleurs de %coulenr sont ar
rives d !eurs usines. On s'attend
qn'll en- arrivera encore 5000 du
Sud, d'ici a quelques jours.
Tin crime affreux a etc d~ecouvert
d Salmdorf, Ailemagne. Une femme
i 4te assassinee avec ses trois en-
fants. lies auteurs de ce quadruple
assassinat apres avoir pile la maison,
y ont mis- le feu, dams l'espoir de
faire d,sparaftre leur crime mails
1'incendie a pu 6tre Gteint Il temps ct
Ton a pu consfater les preuves du
menrtre eft du vol.
lie fremont Temple, lie MAGNITUDE
e1ifre de la rue fremont, 4 Boston.
est devenu la prOie DIES fiammes.
lundi. I'm pompier ct nm homme
inconnu ont etc gravement blesses.
Les pertes sont evaluees Il 1878
900.
I'Etat de New York doit exposer
4 Chicago une immense carte repre-
sentant dams tous SEES details son sys-
teme de canaux. On Sc fera ure
idees de Ia grandeur de cette carte
qnand on saura qu'ellc pese $4,000
livres. Ce lie serait guere plus de
trouble de transporter les canaux
meme.
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LA T~ENTATION.

Nous revenons dams lie salon de
Nine. la marquise de Rumbrye.
Au moment OH cette derniere ct
Carral Sc stparaient apr6s la capitu-
lation du mulatre, NJ. de Eumbrye
offrit son bras Il Helene ct tous les
deux quitterent Xavier.
Celui-ci resta seul sd part dc ioie
etait epuisee pour cette mutt. II
n'esperait plus dtsormais aucune
occasion de $ rapprocher dHelene.
Assis dams i'angle lie plus sombre
du salon, il regardait avec distraction
Ieblouissant tourhillon qui passait ct
repassait deyant lui. Sa contenance
etait tristc CONNIE son cGur.
Car, DIES que Xavier n'Gtait plus
electrise par lie son dc quelque Ok
annie, de cruclles pensces emplissaient
son anne. II Sc comparait aux autres
jeures gems de son age, ct &c retour
sur lui-mtme lc rendait bien malheu-
reux.
Les autres ayaicnt une familic, un
pere don't lis pouvaient s'enorgucillir,
une mere, unc mere surtout, a qui
confer leurs donleurs ct leurs joies /,
II etait soul, hi, dams &C waste
monde OH nui ne lni dcyait nj appui.
nj sccours.
Bient6t, il mcsure quill rehcchissait,
scs tristes prtoccupations Sc confon-
daient en- cettc scule pensGe Helene !
d'autres Ii gcchcrchaient en- marriage 4!
ct nc fallait-iI pas qu'elIe fit i un
autrc. ~puislu'cllc nc p~ouyait Gtre i
lui?
Desant celtc poignautc c%raIntc,
tout dlsparai-eait,
Ii oubliait touics ses autres pcnoces
il ne Sc souvcnait plus &c ext osI5oil
vague. mais Il pul>>ant qui occupait
nagu6re encore toutcs ses hcuIes :
Lincessant dtoir de connaitre un
jour son pc re ct d'embrasser 81 mere
Suite du proclaim numeyo.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01
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