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rran II walker Dead.

ULFlIlF 70 - 1''a''f''+
MANNINGTON, W. VA, September 90
Fred +. Walker, well known young
barber, died this morning, aged about
twenty years. The funeral will be
from the NJ. E. church, at p. N. Sun
day. he was member OF the o. L. a.
NJ, and the lodge will attend the funeral
In q body.
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TOWARD At SALEM
1sndid Democratic Meeting in Ten
Mile District
WELL OF Mr. HOWARD.

Number of Republicans Accept
the Doctrine BE breaches.
Democratic County Convention
at Parkersburg Instructs For
Leonard For Congress-Repub-
lican Meeting at Sistersville.
Political Points From All Over
the State.
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Dovoner at siSterSvlIIe.

SpsAial 70 ths Rs0tEs--
SisrERsvILLE. w. VA, Septem Der
29.ACaptain B. B. Dovener spoke TO a
Limit bd audience in the Opera House in
this &ty tonight No great enthus-
ian Aas manifested by the audience at
81 during the address, but great
de laughter was evoked by the
I'D orias. without moral, told by
n The Captains friends here
a 70 aSFarm welcome, eskort-
train 50 the h0tS
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best OF 1t. Hawley pitched magnificent
ball. striking out nine men. Attend
ancs. $50. Score:
St. Louis. ..2 0 0 l 0 0 l 2 0-6
Washington. 20 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs, St. Louis 4. Washington
3; hits, aud Z; errors, none; pitchers,
Hawley and Anderson; umpire, Hurst.
WILD THROWING DID 1T.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 60
Kuell lost the game today by his wild
throwing to bases, his three errors were
verv costly. Stein kept the Colonels' hits
we'll scattered. Attendance 100, Score:
Louisville. % 0 2 0 l 0 l-4
Brooklyn.....O o o l 0 5 8 Ill
Earned ruus, and /; hits, s and -;
pitchers, Knel aud Stein; umpire,
Keefe.
A BIG MATCH RACE MADE.
New YORK. September 29.-Henry OF
Navarro, Domino and Clifford were
matched to-day. They will meet at
Morris Park on Saturday next at mile
and an eighth, weights for age, for
purse of $4,000.
TOOK THE VICTORY LATE.
CINCINNATI, O., September 29.-The
Reds batted out the victory in the ninth
inning, winning by one run. All the
hits made by Cincinnati were scored
during the four innings in which Meek
10 occupied the box. Attendance
1900. Score:
Cincinnati. =. % L 0 0 0 3 3 I
New York II l 0 2 0 l O. q
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4, New York
>; hits, Z and II; errors, l and .; pitch
ers, Parrot and Rusie and Meekin; um-
pIre. McQuaiGe.
COLTS PLAY A GOOD GAME.
CHICAGO, September 29.-The Colts
won close and exciting game from
the new champions to-day. The bat
ting was about equally divided, but the
errors by the visitors proved the most
costly. Attendance, 4,200. Score:
Baltimore 80 0 0 0 l Q 0 i I
Chicago. -. % 4 . 0 D 0 O. .
Earned runs, Baltimore 1; hits, l3
and -: errors, none; pitchers, Gleason
and Hutchison: umpire, Emslle.
ENTHUSIASM IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September %. - Base
ball enthusiasts in large numbers gath
cred In front OF the american Office at
noon to witness the unfurliog Of the
new pennant flag. The design was Sc
lected by Secretary Vonderhorst. II is
20 feet long. At the mast head 1t Is
ten feet and tapers to feet. The In
scliption reads, Champion Base Ball
Club of the United States"
WILL REPRODUCE THE GAMES.
BALTIMORE, September 29.-When the
champions play tue Temple series every
feature of the game will be presented oy
bows in action, their movements regulated
hr tnlanranh frnm the grOunds. Ihese
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persssr,. charge Rstu.sd.

o0fclII % IIs ht4tattF,
BARNEsvuLE, w. VA, September
29.-Ron. Nj. D. Post, Of Wheeling,
spoke here to-day. The house would
not hold the crowd. Dovener's charge
that the Democratic orators could not
GET crowds is not holding good in Brax-
tor county.
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nemocrntio onmnaIgn Onened.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 29.-Gov-
ernor Turuev, candidate for reelection,
opened the campaign at MurfresborO TO-
day. His speech was devoted entirely TO
State affairs.
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Took all ai. Yaluablea.

TERRA Alta, W. VA. September J
Col. John d. Rlgg, owner Of {
largest woOlen mills in the State, Y
held up bnd robbed between the DEF
aud fAtt0ry this evening oy mas
men. 10y took all bis valuah
- -. - !. esnn
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BROKEN down STIFFS.
FitBimmons Says Corbett Never
Licked Anything Else.
HE HAS NO TINE FOR O'DONNELL

TIL After O'Donnell Has Defeated
Joe Choynski or Peter Maher.
The Champion Middleweight
Finds no Trouble in Raising
Money For Corbett to Cover.
What Sullivan Says-Yester-
days Base Ball and Foot
Ball Games-General Sporting
News.
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gan aud Tetuck were made unanimous
For Superintendent Of Schools J. Lane
Paush bad no opposition.
Wesley RUcket was nominated
for Surveyor by acciamation. This end
ed the nominations.
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Hurt u a Runaway

CHARfEsros, w. VA. September 20
The team attached 70 large wagon
contalning I've negroes ran on near
to-day. Ohe horse set bis foot 10 Peter
Auans' stomach. injuring him, perhaps
fatally. Rev. MzheW was also badly
hurt,
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SGOVERNOR FLEMING
ors,s the Democratic Campaign In
marion Cohnty-A Large ana Enthus-
iastio gathering.
OIL, a. y ne.r-

O,sDs the Democratic Campaign In
marion CoEuty-A Large ana Enthus-
iastio Gathering.
igDscto. 20 ta. Il nsis-.
FArpNovr.\W. VA, September 90
Ev.Gcvernor A. b. Fleming opened the
campaipn iu thiS county before one OF
The largest Democratic county cOnven-
tiops neId here After the convention
had completed its duties the eN-GOv-
ernor was loudly called for. and stand
Inc upon his chair, he delivered as elO-
Quent and earnest speech ever nearu
in tbe Ouera House. He showed the
becefts TO the people by Democratic
success in 1892, told In glowing lines
some OF the good things that
had been accomplished by the
Democracy, compared the present tariff
bill with the McKin'sY-'-tpiquity, aud
wound no with y g,owitg tribute TO
Congressman Wilson aud urged the
\ people 20 stand 60 him % a man. lie
showed that the eyes not Gniy OF our
State, but Of the nation, were turned
uoon this district aud thar 70 defeat
Mr. Wilson would be a blow 70 the
Democratic party Of the nation. lie
was frequently applauded aud his
speech will do great good In ihis coun-
". The Governor will 50 no. actively
20 the campaign.
Fpeeal,o ne R gss,sr
FAIBMONT, w. VA, September %
The call for the County C0nveption here
to-day by the chairman OF tie Demo
cratic Committee, brought a large mum
Der OF enthusiastic Democrats. Every
district was represented by It's tull
h number OF delegates and number OF
spectators. IL was intended 20 hold the
SonventiOn az the court house, but on
NOnRt of the crowd the convention
n,Nhe Opera House Promptly
onventiOn vas called 70
aries Z. Manley. L j.
nnipgtop, was made tenn
aud after the usual
gdev took recess IN
Before that hour, the
hlch seats 1000 persons
ling E. J. Thomas was
chairman. The first
minating q candidate
intermediate Court
e present Judge, W
nominated by sccla-
nmissiOner there we're
ented: Geo. Adams OF
Neptune OF Paw Paw
W. Hamilton OF Fair
Adams was nominated
allot
Delegates there were
sented: j. N. TetuCk
e. both OF Mannington
~ 3. Morgan, Of Paw
r Tetuck vas named
10. Mr.. Sine by w. Fl.
Iorgan by Col. @ T.
ballot was taken
Of Mr.. Sine was
pomination ol Nor.
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TEE CHAMPIONS BEAT THE PIRATES
It Was "a CLOSE and Exciting Game and a
credit to Both Clubs.
STANDING OF THE CLUB r,

PGrTsBURG, PA, September 29.-Two
thousand people saw the league season
close with an exciting game. Boston
scored the winning run on double,
wild throw and an out-6eld fly. Score:
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rhre.Innha. ol Hnow.

DULUTH, MIxS., September 29.-Three
inches Of snow IS reported at Motley, with
a fall also at Brslasrd and along the lins
Of the Norfhnrn Pncihc.
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pitt,hnrc. Iyanta the Conve ntion.
A Uappv Reception to gibbons.

PITTsBURe, PA, September ga move
meut is Oh foot 10 have the National Ro-
publican Convention meet here IN 1896.
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state, the procession being led by the
Sistersvllle cOrnet band.

Republican Convention at Martinsburg.
Sgseiql 70 the Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, September
29.-The Republicans nominated Mr. E.
C. Henshaw, Of BerkelY county, for the
State Senate from this Senatorial Dis
trict, and Daniel GetZendanner, Of JEFF
ferson county, aud j. \. Robinson, OF
Morgan county, for delegates at large
from the Seventh delegate district, TO-
day.
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Another Revolution Appears Imminsu
I'm Ikrnxfl.


Another Revolution Appears ImmInsnt
in Braztl.
NEW YORK. September GA dispatch
from Montevideo. says: Admiral Saldonna
Da Cana leaves here October 18th for
Brazil. WGrships are expected 10 arrive
here about that time. The news
from Brazil looks bad for Peixoto's
government IL Is believed here that
the riots arc precursory OF revolution.
Shots were fired at the private residence
Of Preside 5t-elect MoIaes, but ho was -.
sent at ~ time Th ernment
been routea rebels -
capped ceptifv n.e4<Sr,
forces Deserts l0iling vfSJelS licTf-
Santa Maria.
General Salgado is at the head Of nearly
1000 men, and expects relnforcements from
Uruguay and Argentina. General AparlcO
Saraivo has reached Santa Ana with l,oOO
men, aud after receiving reinforcemenS
and new arms will Join General SalRad0
aud march on the coast.
RIO De JANERIo This city 10 peaceful
and vigorous campaign against the rebol
forces under General Salgado In hlO
Grande do Sui Is being arranged. cavalry
still holds all the public squares, the artil-
lery is in readiness in barracks, while tho
infantry and marines patrol the streets.
No leave OF absence Is granted by c0in-
manders Of warships. Tho Government
advances the theory that the riots here
were started by mOuarchists with view
10 bringing the republic into disgrace be-
fore tho world.
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n,aam.hIn Arrlrals.

SOUTHAMPTON, September 3O.-Arrived
Steamer Augusta Victoria from New
York.
NEW YORK, September 2s.-Arriyed-
La Bretagne from Hare.
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RESULTS AT JERoME PARK.

New YORK, Septem Der 29,-The rae
ing at jerome PARK to-day was mediocre.
Summaries: First, five furlongs, Ken
mel won; 1903. Second, mile, Rubicon
won; l:44 Third, Yonkers stakes,
mile and quarter; Welkover for Ban
ouet. Fourth Titan course, Maid Mar
ian won; 1:21. Fifth, one mile, Live
Ood; 1:46. Sixth, Titan course, Chat
tanooga won; I:22. Seventh, Titan
course, Adeibert won; 1:2l4.
Following are the entries at Jerom e
Park for Monday. October 1: First, .
nile, selling, Applause 12s, California
lI3. Louise f los, 0wlet los. Marigold
f IOf, Campania 1O1. Demo l01. Second,
mile, handicap, Sir Walter 120, Leona-
Eell II2, Counter Tenor %. Third, =
City stakes, Galilee 1O3, Potter 90, Judge
Morrow 95, Lockinvar 95, Sire OAK 81.
Fourth, ons-hsIf mile, maidens, Lang
don IO4, Monsnk 1O7, Milton 7. 1O3.
Pouch G. 103, Crows 103, Samaritan lO3.
Lapa1 100. Fanny B. 100, Harris 100,
Sameday 100, Expectation 100, Vocality
100. Rufus 100. Pryleuse 100. kifth,
three-fourths mile. selling, Fulton 10e,
Florianna i07, Tremolo los, FlirAlO7,
Gentleman 1O2, Little Nell 1O2. Al po
lo2. Sixth, 400 yards. Restraint b,
Copyright 112, Speculation 102,
Fifer 1OI. Grampian l24. VIM. Elling
Branoms 81, Aleppo 90
Tyler, TEXAS. September 29.-I se
tight last night between Billy SmII Df
Australia, and ack FogartEu &.
Louis, Smith il .
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Earned runs, Pittsourg 3, Boston l;
two-base hits, Bannon 2; three-base
hits, Weaver, Lowe; Sacrifice hit, Ten
ny; first base on errors, Pittsourg /,
Boston l; first base on balls, of Hodson
l, off Menafee l; double yIays, Long,
Connaughton and Tucker; stolen bases,
Cross, Long, Tenny; struck OUT none;
hit by pitched ball. Donovan; left on
bases, Pittsburg Z. Boston 6; time, two
hours: umpire, Gaffney.
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urxorox, D. c.. SEP : q. For
Virginia, Western ~ eae
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WILL REPRODUCE THE GAMES.

BALTIMORE, September 29.-When the
champions play tue Temple series every
feature of the game will be presented oy
boys in action. their movements regulated
by telegraph from the grounds. These
boys will 80 through every play.
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PHILADELPHIA REArEy.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, September %
Cleveland closed the season by winning
a victory over Philadelphia by hard
hitting and good field work. Attend
anee, 1000. Score:
Cleveland 30 , o o o 8 o Ill
PhnadelDnia o 0 o 0 0 0 0
Earned runs, Cleveland 7, p ila-
delphia 3. Hits, 10 aud 10. prs,
none. Pitchers, Sullivan and or.
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New YoRK, September e9.-The Brook
lyn Eagle to-day says Charles ,. t'aircniid
vii be mt M as = independent Demo.
cratic eandidate< - s,nor. and that the
,,ler. f,r snoh were perfectei
= : conferenI by Fairlbild. "A
--srS IA - ald Otlendorf
f..ri ehnr zee aud othe
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FOOTBALL SEASON OPENED.
Yale Defeated Ir nifty Easily and Prince
ton Beat LaFays tie More Easny.

Yale Defeatt d IT ntty Easily ana frihce-
ton Beat LaFays tie More Eusuy.
HARTFORD, CONN, September %
Yale opened the football season by de-
feating Trinity in listless game OF
two fifteen minute halves, by a score oil
IA TO 0, on the College campus this
afternoon.
Trinity won the toss, but Yale by sue
cesslon of dashes made the first touch
down 10 four minutes. The hrsJ hait
ended 21to 0. The Yaie players eX-
hioited no snap, guarded poorly and
fumbled during the entire game.
In the second half Captain Hlnckley
plaved with HlckOk at right tackle,
Boss at the end and Morris quarter,
Marks half back aud ReddingJon full
back. Dewitt, Beard and Marks played
well. Trinity held Yale'S line with
considerable frmness. There was no
mass playing and only one man, ii.
Langiord, was injureds
Summary: Touch downs, Dewitt ,,
Thorne ., Beard ., Marks 2, Morris;
goals, Dewitt, ThOrne, Reddlngton,
Hickok; umpire. Lake, Of Harvard;
Referee, Adee, Of Yale.
PRINCETON, y. j., September 20
The Princeton looibsli eleven opened
the season here to-day In one-sided
game with Lafayette. After scoring
% points Captain Treuchard placed the
scrub team 10 the field and they sue
ceeded In runnidg it up TO a
total OF 30. The playing OF the
tigers was the best ever seen here In an
opening game and was heartily ap-
plauded by the 5000 spectators. The
abolition OF the mass plays removed 10
a great extent the dangers OF the game.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, September 29.-Ihe
Harvard eleven opened the football season
on the Gridiron at Soldiers Field oy de-
feating Dartmouth. % to U. The weather
was warm and the field dusty, but Captain
Emmons started not game which Hauo-
yer returned, aud Harvard did not score
till Wrightson carried the ball over after a
fifteen yard rush, just before the close OF
the first half. Brewer kicked three goals
and did his usual work. gaining ground,
and Arthur Brewer did great tackling at
right end The new man, Shaw, showed
M well aU the Harvard centre and Lake
man did good tackling for Dartmouth.
AMHERST. Mass, September 29.-The
Amherst foot ball team to-day defeated
the Worcester team on the Pratt field by a
score OF 2S to o. The play was sharp and
avcitfup
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Pittsourg. 20 0 l o 0 O.
Boston. .......3 o 0 0 2 l o. o
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ARG MATCH RACE MADE.

New YORK. September 29.-Henry OF
Navarro, Domino and Clifford were
matched to-day. They will meet at
Morris Park on Saturday next at mile
and an eighth, weights for age, for
purse of $4,000
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B111Io4roA D1 ola OOnnnuroHD1naA D1 PEORIoO" Il

Respecto ID jOven ainti6se turbsda pOr ID lea mada
que el mi itAr 6 ella Era Ia prmera vez que "a mi
raban asi En- aueante tena una encarnacion que dar
Ia indecisi6n de Bueno aus fsntssmaS de amor TO-
maban un nopbre.
Rigido pero gimpStco con su aire aEtivo bondado.
60 Csu 10 Rviere Heguramente digno de scr amado
En- cusuto Teresa, era adorable. Tepfi la graca
nguda de Ia cros una tsz mate hasta cierto punto
orents que haba hredado de madre una griega con
ouien gu padre German Chambaraud, armador marino
Be hab. casado Su peril reCto puro con Ia narz
pronunciada de las esatuas antguss grandes aterclo
peados oos negro Bus mellas lenas de correcto
ibuio sus labios gruesos rojos aspirsndo Ia vida
Auuela magnffca joyeD, erguida imperiosa, cuYo
busto sobsrbio dibuiaba Ia admirable Inca de sus ho
bros sns csdsrag psrecfa deber pasar Ia vida como
una dosS solo Ia meancofa incnGba frente,
nada de espesoa cabelos negros frene modeada para
permsnecer altva orgulosa ser admrada de rodlas
como Ia de una virgen
Aqula altanera belleza suavizAds no obstante, poE
triBtezas sin Causs turb6 Claudio RYiere y conquisto
mas Que le redujo pesar de que aquea oeeza de eI
tatua Teresa una gacia de nins nm encanto Irresistible
peuetrante ese encsnto que SO tra por los oos come
un veneno por una herlda
Auue hombre altivo Sc dio que semeiants muiar
deha ser la compaasra soads vvlr So lado aaociara
uus aleprfas suS esperanzss caminar su ado con 50
ano leal en- Ii suya de rena Qu6 embriaguez que In
tins profunda dichal Adorabs va Teresa cusndo la
ioven vaciante preguntabA todaVta GPodre amaret
ouizGs 90 persuadi6 de que ls amabA Ouando sl'
van ChambarAud pregunt6 81 IobrnA guerra Sr muE
sr del somsndlata Ryiere ant6as poE 70 mnel asplsk
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GOtr.a

Desde esta fechs cesa de Eer empleado de
uuestra casa para el servIcio de suseripciones
cobro de las mismas en- las jurisdicciones de
Arecibo Msnstf, don Jose Ruiz Areas, por in
cumplimiento fslta de psgos q esta Central;
adeud&ndonos dieho senior en- concepto de factu-
ras que 10 hemos remitido de libros cuentas al
cobro, 4Ol pssos 81 centavos EsperamOs que
81 se6or Ruiz SO presente en- eata casa rendirnos
cuentas de nuestros intereses reembclsarnos ls
antedicha sumo, pues que de 10 contrario, NOS
veremos en- el impresciudible case de acudir
los tribunales de Justicia.
Queds, pues, en- vista de 10 expuesto, nom.
brado Agente emplsado de esta casa y en- sustia
tuci6n de don jose Ruiz para el servicio de las
iu1isdicciones, don Domingo Pems sison, con
ouien en- 10 sucesivo Sc entendersn los suscnpto.
res de esta casa tanto para 81 servicio de les
obras que est suscriptos, cuanto para el psgo
del papsl que Sc les Sirva.
Para CONGO mien del pGblic6 = para qua
el comercio de buena fe NO 50 yea sorprendido
copfando sus interesas 4 ciertos phjaros de Cuen
ts, ssguiremos publicando los nombres de otros
vsrios iudlviduos qu1anea esta casa ha tenido
que retirarIes ID colocaci6n que les habfa confado
por los mismos conceptos arriba indicados.
Capital, de Julio de 1894 w FRAILE
HERMANO Y COMPANIA. 81
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Con el epigrsfe Com busti6u sin humo" di.
CO un peri6dlco norte americana: 'Ep Alemania
Sc ha inventado un metodo para elihinar 81 hu.
mo 81 quemsrse el carbon de piedra; y el result
tado ha sido tAa satisfsctorio, que los INVENTORIES
han hschO Contratos con algunas de las grandes
fabr cas- del pals y con varias de las principsles
compaEfas de vapores. Por medic de este nue.
vo rnetodo el carbon Sc reduce pimero polvo
tan ino como el de Ia harins; Este polvo es iLha-
rnable SO Introduce por I'm ,ubo en- Ia fornslla
Dor medic de una corrients de alte, reguladA
acknowledgements; y tan pronto como el polvo pc
netra en- Ia fornalla se enciende fernando una
intensa llama. Al mismo tempo SO introduce
oxigeno por medic de un nuevO mecanismo, con
el cua 80 evita que el polvo descienda al fondo
de il fornalla y fote en- 81 espacio, quemandose
husta Ia dtmG partic ls, sin producer humo nj
ceniza. El fuego puede eucenderse apagarse
en- nm momento Ia preston puede msntenelse
ID alturs que 90 desee; mientras que el trabsjo J
81 desperdlCio que hoy causan las tornalas en- q
ue consume el carbon de piedra SO reduce consi
derablemente"
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FL HrRxoso sO11aHAo

de mis- drsgones hubieae cArgado tn nOmbre ms
al los todss partes donde voJ evo tu Gonriss tn
mirada en- mi corss6ul
Claudio no habia dicho NADIA Teresa del obisto que
persegua pero ets 10 BIZ vinsdo, J, por I'M cambio
eUo de toaa deas despuea de haoer empezsdo por
adirar al conandante por gu abnegacio su valOr Te-
lego deUconocere coOdenarle por gu pOlitics
La joven, en- efecto era ambicloBa Echaba d. tns@
ncs sin areverse decro cS grades que Claudio Rvie
re no tenfa va 81 derecho de ambCionar Hubiera gue
do que conqustsra podia hsbero hecho las cha~
rreeras de gsne al 1quen abeP Il st6n con H. de
tercopeo ariecsl que ntos otros haDsn consegudo
tDs que servian squelos sonciiabuos sscetos aque'
las reuniones Ocutas aqueaS especes de comes que
ihan function del Comand ante de los cusles
habr poddo sorprendsr los secreos hubiese
querldo, pue to que todo SO tramaUa bajo teeho2
Despues de haber col siderable CIsudio como un
h6roe Teresa lego POGO roce mrGre como un tonto
Pr rguntabAse cue es 10 que esperaba aquel hombre
CON que derecho la sacrifcsba sus suenos que sue
nos tan lusoliosl
En- hsllsba todavfs el ligorismo bien POGO severo
no obt ne cuys csrgs e habl parecido tan pesada du
raue los psHsdos ahos de tio Celos odo no
pensaba en- aquela bertad adorads de Claudio sno
como en- una rival aborrecida.
sentisEe humillada 81 yer que no posea mas que Ia
mtsd de sque gran coraz6n Cusndo la muIer nopart-
cpa enteraeats de las opniones del hombre que Ia ha
escogdo por esposa esa muY cerea de aborcer 10 qua
comprende 10 que MEGA LIE parecs qne s adhesion
que 'iene una lies al incienso ofrscdo una
rival, como el amor que SO Gente por una querida.
Teresa estaba Celoaa de aqusla passion que Claudio
Riviere hahia conSagrad0 Ia FspdOisa q eomandsats
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-06

Relaci6n de los destinoS vscantes que han de
proveerse con arieglo las disposiciones vigentes
Juana Dias, Escribiente de AmillaramieAto
Utuado, Alcaide de Ia Carcel. San German,
Tres gLardiaa municipales, un llavero de Ia
CArCel. Adjuntas, Un guaraia municipal trea
urbanoa AlbOnito, dos gusrdiAs munlCipales ,
un escribiente. CoamO, pn guardla municipal
Mayagaz, un raozo para Ia llmpieza del me Ca,
do, un Cabo Ue municipalss nueve gusrdlaa,
Commissioners, ua Ceador montAdo en- Utuado,
otro en- Aresibo, un Ordenansa carGero en- Rio.
pledras y otro en- 1usna Dis8. Dlputacl6n Pro.
vlnvial un capatsz de la EstaCl6n Agron6mlcA dc
Maysgusz un ayo On 81 Asilo de BsEefcencia.
Pehuelas, I'm Cabo de guardias municlpales un
escribienEe , un urbano. Faiardo un escribients,
Cuerpo dc 0rden Pdplco, cinco guardlas. Gura
30, un gusrdia municipsl. Patillas, I'm vigllante
de Consumes un gu .rdia municipal.