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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
A DESPERATE HANGED.
Execution of Will s. Howard, who
Had Committed Many Murders.
A DETECTIVES CLOSE SHAVE.

He Unwittinsiy Saved His Life by Kindly
Spoken words-Howard, on the Eve of
His Execution, Confesses q Murder for
Which Another suffers.
LEBANON, Mo-, Jan. 19.-wilI s. How.
ard, the noted outlaw, who has killed sew
eral men, was hanged here this afternoon
for thu murder of George McMichael. He
met death unfiDchingly. He asserted
that he had not killed McMichael
When Howard arrived at the Jail yes
terday afternoon he created CONSERVATION
by drawing from sheath at his waist
band an ugly looking dirk knife with a
seven inch blade, and handing it over to
the 9stonished sheriff. Howard says he
proctired the knife six or eight months
ago to kill Detective Imboden with, but
found no opportunity to use it until yes
terday.
While on the road Howard said to I'M
bodeu that he desired to speak to him.
As the detective took seat at his side
Howard asked II he did not feel mean for
having hunted down and convicted an in.
nocent man. fmboden replied that he felt
he was justified In doing nil he had done,
but II he was really an innocent man he
was profoundly sorry for the part he had
oanen. hoharu re1oineu, mat Is all
right IL you are sorry, as now / shall die
at peace with all mankind, and now for
give you" When the knife was surren-
dered 1mboden was staggered as he con-
templated the close call he had on the
train.
Last night Howard's attorneys, Holt
and Holt, appeared at the Jail accom-
panied by the circuit clerk, and Howard
made an affidavit that he had killed John
Bailey In Harlan county, Ky, crime for
which an innocent man-his uncle, Will
JenLings-is now serving a life sentence
In the Kentucky penitentiary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

ORANGE, N. J.. Jan, 19.--Willie Leimer,
aged 8. son Of Benno Lcimer. hat man
ufacturer, was killed at the Glede street
crossing Of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad He ran under the
gates and had just reached the eastbound
track when the train thundered down
upon him. His little body was thrown in
the air and landed on the track in front
of the engine. The wheels cut him to
pieces. The father heard of the accident
q minute after it happened, and as he
pushed through the crowd which had
gathered he saw the head of his child on
the ground. He picked 1t up and kissed
1t. Then hugging the head In his hands
he ran about crying and moaning. Friends
restrained him after time, but it was
thought he would become demented upon
the spot. Ths blood stained head was
taken from him and conveyed with the
resO of the body TO the lnofgus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ls.--Flour weak; win
ter super, $27o2 10; do extras. s. 25sbs.6O; No.
winter family. $2.50G2.65; Pennsylvania
roller, straight. se.9003.l0 western winter,
clear. S275n9. Wheat dull, firmer, with
6alkc. bid and e4s4c. asked for January Corn
frmer, quiet, with i114c. bid and 415sc asked
for January, Oats firm, with 84iTo. bid and
$50. asked for January Beef quiet. Pork
steady. Lard firmer; western steam. ST. 30.
Butter steady; western dairy, 131l9l7c; do.
creamery, lStQs5Ifc. do. factory, 8GlBI1c; El-
gins, 25lsc.i New York dairy, 1Gla8c.; do
creamery, ls922c.; Pennsylvania creamery
prints, fancy, 26c.; do. choice. 23c.; do fair to
good, 2o1t2eo. prints jobbing at 28129c. Cheese
steady; New York, large, sells4c.; do. small.
ll1l2a4c.; part skins. tal0c.; full skins, 22o3c.
Eggs weak: Ice house, SlGb2.50 per case; west
ern fresh. l41ltlAn.: southern. l9laQel4l%e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

Ell PAso, Tex, Jan. 19.-The Mexican
authorities refuse to allow any news on
the wires from Chihuahua, but 1t is
known that the rebels had not made an
attack on the capital city of the state at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, though they
are expected. All the arms and ammuni.
tion in the city have been secured and
stored in the state palace. and every bank
has guard OF twenty-fv soldiers. 1t is
not certain that the common people will
not join the enemy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
HOPE OF HAWAHANS.
They Have Not Yet Relinquished
the idea Of Annexation.
lBLE TO 0ARE roR THEMsELvEs.


~-~>ff
Unitsd States In Particular and All Gov
srnments In Gsner.i--Intercsting Inter-
views with Thurston and waterhouse.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 1e--Hawaiian Min
later Lorin A. Thurston went through
Omaha last evening en- route to Washing
ton. TO an Associated Press reporter Min
kter Thurston said when he left Honolulu
everything was quiet. Minister Willis has
pot been given his papers, nor has such
action been contemplated by the pro-
visional government.
''The members OF the government are
not alarmed at the threats of Liliuoka-
lanl. Her threats, however, have lost her
the allegiance Of a number Of loyal mon
archings, who denounce the queen for re-
5ecting the proposition to grant amnesty
In case she was restored. She cannot be
restored except by force, and there is little
probability Of her securing sufficient force
20 bring about this. The talk of her se-
curing an army In Canada Is treated as
good joke. know nothing of q protect
orate being established. The present gov
ernment Is amply able to take care Of
Itself. do not anticipate any trouble
with the United States The annexation
question has been lost sight of in the re-
ttoration question, but 1t will come up
again. In the islands the feeling is as
strong as ever in favor of annexation. In
tact. among the natives it is growing
Minister Thurston was much averse to
discussing the effect OF Mr.. Willis de-
mand that President Dole and the pro-
sistonal government abdicate, fearing
anything he might say would be taken as
scritiosm Of President Cleveland's policy.
William Waterhouse, Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia. brother Of Henry Weterhouse of the
provisional government, who returned
from Honolulu with Minister Thurston,
wea not under this restraint, and talked
freely on the situation in the island at the
time OF the arrival of the Corwin and up
10 the time Of his departure.
According to Mr. Waterhouse the spirit
OF the provisional government Is one OF
defiance to the United States in particular
and all governments in general. He says
that all arrangements have been made "a
IRE on the American flag.
THE greatest excitement prevailed in
Honolulu" said Mr. Waterhouse, when
tho Corwin arrived, and 1t seemed prob
able that the restoration OF the queen
would be undertaken, the provisional
government was ready to resist by force
and there is no question but there would
have been conflict II any attempt had
bcsn made TO land marines. Dole is fixed
10 sght to a finish for what he now holds
Minister Willis has not been given his
passports but the impression In the island
Is that he will ask for them soon. He |,
ossracised socially, and is generally dis
liked"
MIR Waterhouss further says that il any
attempt had been made to restore the
auaep she would have been assassin a ted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Senor Thomas
de Sousa Roza, the envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary from Portu-
gul, met with a serious accident last
evening While out riding the horses at
tached to his carriage became uncontrol-
able and ran away. The carriage was
overturned and Minister Roza was
thrown violently to the ground. A med
ical examination proved that two of his
ribs had been fractured. 1t is feared he
has sustained internal injuries. His con-
dItion Is regarded as serious.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 19.--Turnkey Sam
uel Earnest was set upon by ten prisoners
in the county jail here last night, the In
tention being to effect an escape. Earnest,
however, managed to seize billy with
which he hoored two of the men while
the others were looking for the keys.
They found that they could not hope to
escape before assistance arrived, and
finally went back into their cells without
further violence
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

Boston, Mass, Jan. 19.-The fishing
schooner, Alma Il. Randall, Captain
Clark, Of Beverly, reached port from the
banks with her flags at hnlf mast. At 7
O'Clock In the morning Alexander Swim,
of harrington, N. s.. 20 years old, and Ed
ward Frost, of Argyle. N. S., also 90 years
old, were standing by the main rigging
when an enormous wave swept them both
away. Swim was to have been married to
young lady Of Lynn on the 90th inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

oswEoo. n Y, Jan, l9.-James Bren-
psn, a saloon keeper, two years ago
showed Cora Hubbard e6,sO0, which ho
offered to give her if she would marry
him They were married, but Brennan
had given the money to his mother, who
refused to surrender IT, A suit was
brought and jury on tine second trial has
Just awarded Mrs Brennan the money
shs was promised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

USIoNTowN, Pa, Jan. 19-Robert Will
Jams, who has been serving term in the
Huntingdon reformatory for attempting
to kill George Gardner at Connellsville in
1929, was brought here by Detective,C Camp
bell and lodged in Jail He will answer
charge of murder. In August, 1892, col
ored man, named John Graham, was shot
in drunken row at Leisenring Will
Jams has since confessed to the murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Engineer David
Hoffman, Of the South Orange local that
crashed into the Dover express last Mon
day morning on tho Hackensack mead
ows, causing the death Of nine people and
serious injuries to many more, Is said to
have made a staten ent relative to the &C
cident. He Is still in st. Mary's hospital,
Hoboken. The engineer claims that he
was not to blame for the disaster, as
there was not torpedo on the track, nor
any flag visible. II the engineer OF the
Dover express had blown his whistle he
would have pulled up short.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

CAPE Town. Jan. 19.-- Advices from
Baluway are that Lobengufa is desirous
70 surrender. but is anxious about the
Treatment he will receive, He fears the
anger OF the British, arising from the de
struction Of Captain Wilson's party, and
Is suspicious that the obliteration of the
brave men in that party will not be for
given by HIS statement that he has put to
death the chief who led the attack on
Captain Wilson's party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
The Indian Speedily ,sDown.d,"

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. l9,-Charles John
son, of st. Paul, last night knocked out
Frank Wongo. of Portsmouth, Va, IN two
minutes and forty seconds. The contest
was under the auspices Of the Ariel Ath-
lelic association, in twenty four foot
ring, for a purse Of g., 500 and a side bet of
k50, There were present about 500 per-
soas. About $40, 600 changed hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Representative
Mcguire, Of California, has introduced in
the house bill to regulate mode for re.
moving letter carriers. The bill provides
that no carrier shall be removed until
after written charges shall have been pre-
ferred against him and after the charges
have been examined into by board of re-
view designated by the postmaster gen
aral
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

HoNo Kong, Jan. 18.-The silver crisis
is Increasing in aouteness In the east, and
the situation is further complicated by
the scarcity of currency at Shanghai.
Hong Kong and Singapore, owing to the
decreasing supply of Mexican dollars,
MEXICAN change not having adapted it
self to the heavy fall In silver The pres
ent position of affairs may easily become
dangerous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

DAHvnLE. Pa, Jan. la.-The five bur
glars who attempted to rob the postofflce
in this place and who mortally wounded
Policeman Vangilder while making their
escape, were oaptured after desperate
chase at Nanticoks. The injured man Is
very weak and his death is likely to oc-
cnr soon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

JAcKsoNyIil.r Jan 19,--It has been de-
sadsd by the Duval Athletic club to fix
the price of tickets for the Corbett-
Mitchell contest according to the size Of
tha crowd present at the train on the
morning of the battle. The club officials
sAy that 81, 900 IL wanted to clear them
ffsm debt. Should 1000 people be pres
ent s2s per ticket will be charged, and in
q corresponding rntiO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

Hl '" "'th u Whtcr C0mphny.
KINGSTON, N. r., Jan. 1e.-The threat
ened contest between this city and the
Kingston Water company has at last bro
ken out. The city refuses to pay for its
public use Of water. and the company has
brought suit to recover o., 900 for such ser
vice up to September last, since which
time no additional water rents have been
accumulating. The city holds that it's
contract with the water company has not
been fulfilled and the company holds that
the city seeks to compel it to sell its plant
at the city's price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 19.-The grand Jury
brought in true bill for murder in the
second degree against DR.. j. Edward Lee,
OF this city, accused of causing the death
of Mrs. Isabella Miller by criminal op-
GRAFTON. Lee. about three months ago,
was discharged on a similar charge in the
police court, the evidence In the case be-
ing insufficient to commit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

WHEELING, Jan. l9.-Ed German, OF
Buffalo, and Paddy Kelly, of Brooklyn,
and their hackers met here last night and
signed articles for a glove contest to a
finish for 81 900 aside, inside Of five weeks,
before any reputable athletic club that
will offer q suitable purse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

SAVANNAH, Jan. 19.-Information comes
from Valdosta Of the attempted assassi-
nation Of a number Of negro turpentine
hands who were employed at the distil-
lery of the McCloud and Young Invest
ment company. The assault was COM
mitted while the negroes were preparing
supper around their campfire. The assas-
sins, five In number, discharged several
loads of duckshot upon them. Nine Of
the negroes were shot, some of them being
dangerously wounded. A little white
boy who was near the camp at the tims
was badly wounded. and it thought he
will die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

BosToS, Jan. i9.-Neliie Fay. aged "a.
was found dead In a pool of blood in her
room on Shawmont avenue The medical
examiner pronounced death the result of
blow on the head. The police have ar
rested John j. Walsh and George God
dard, of Chelsea, on suspicion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

wIKESBARRE, Pa, Jan. l9.-An Ara
bian woman, whose name could not bs
learned. was run over and killed by an
sisctrin car on Kingston fats last night
She was returning to this city from ped.
ding tour iu the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

WESTON, w ", Jan. is.- A bad wreck
occurred la the mountains of Randolph
county. McQuay's log engine, with a
lection foreman. and badly injuring Z. M.
ehiyes, engineer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
A State League Club for wilkesbarrs.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 19.-The Pennsyn
vania State League of Baseball clubs met
here last night and decided to start state
league club at Wiikesbarre next season.
The managers express themselves as be-
ing very much pleased with the outlook
for a prosperous season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Jan. 19.-The general
store of l. N. Foust. in which is located
the postoffiee at Mill Creek, this county,
was burglarized during the night, the
marauders securing $3.50 worth of postage
stamps, SIS in cash, two gold watches, a
number of pension checks and other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10. - Rudolph J.
Peschmann, the confessed murderer OF
Mrs. schruman, waived preliminary
examination and was held for trial with
out bail. The coroner's Jury rendered
verdict that Mrs. schruman died from
stranGulation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. l9.-The state Re-
publican campaign was opened here last
night at a large mass meeting in the
court house. Galusha A. Grow, the Re-
publican candidate for oongressma an at
large, WAS the principal speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
A Veto by pittsburs,. Mayor.

PITIsBUIg, Jan. l9.-Mayor McKenna
vetoed the 81, 900 600 bond issue ordinance
City Clerk Martin was notified of the
mayors action and notices were sent to
the members OF councils, calling them to-
kulher for this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

BRIpGEroKT, Conn, Jan. 19.-General
William II. Noble, one of the most prom
inent men Of this city, died yesterday OF
broncho opneumonla, after an illness of
only ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

DASBuRY, Conn, Jan. lo.--The confer
spce betwecn the lat manufacturers and
employees last night ended in row, and
settlement Is as fer of as ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

Clear this evening; winds shifting to
west; slight changes in temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


New YORK, Jan. ls,--The proposed issue Of
government bonds did not accomplish what
was looked forward to in the stock market. 1t
Is true that there was greater activity than
for the past few days, but the buying was not
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19

The eraln, causing Misery, insanlty and Death;
by over-ndg senoe. 6Scf.eIertion of the brain and
grrors OF Youth. It gives to weak Organs their
Natural visor and dou6lss the joys of iiie; cures
Lucorrhoea and Female Weakness. A month treat-
ment, in plain package, by mail to any address, 81
per boz, 6hoxesp. With every IS order we give a
Written Qunfantee TO cure or refund the money.
ergtve AGENT
S.FLETCHER SIcLAUGHLIN. Sole Ast
4o2 BIarket 81. WILMINGTON. Dei.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-26

Ell Crest6n de Bolina el Cerro ds Mesana
estaban, por decrlo asi, al alcance de mi ma
nc: ell uno, negro desnudo, ell otro, rodeado
de riscos de cuarenta cncuanta pies de altu
ra franieado con grandes cantidades de rocas
despreudidas.
No estaba 70 mas de un cuarto de milla
distante de la costa, por 10 cual mi primer pen
samiento fu6 remar satar TERRA.
Pero muy luego tuve que desistjr de seme
iante idea. Sobre las rocas desparramadas en-
Ia costa las olas sc desgsjabau en- nail pedazos
otro trueno una explosion de espuma & otra
explosion, segundo por segundo, 10 que me nj
20 comprender que, 81 me aventuraba apro
ximarme 8 tendria que perecer estrellap dome
contra la escarpada orilla, que gastar mi
fuerza ,tratandO de escalar, en- vano, los enhies
toa despenaderos.
Pero no era ESQ todo. Como queriendo reu-
nirse para arrastrarse juntos sobre misma
meseta de rocas, precipitandose al aqua con
estrepito formidable, percbi una multtud De
m6nstruos n1arinos, colosales, viscOsOs, hOrreu-
dos, que Sc me fguraron inmensos Y blancos
caracoles de dimensiones increioles Creo Que
habia ALI unos cuarenta 8 oincuenta de eos,
hacienda retu a bar los huecos de las rocas con
sus espantables gritos.
Despues he sabido que aquellos anlmales no
eran eino focas becerrOs lnarinOs, enteramen
te inofeusivos. Pero su aparicion aquellos
momentos anadida 10 escabroso de la playa
4 la violencia desueada con que Sc rompfan
las olas sobre ella, acabo por quitarme compile
tamente toda CANA de bajar TERRA seme
jante paraje Mas que desembarcar ALI me
senti dspuesto q morr de hambre en- medic
del oc6ano, por no afrontar aquellos peligros.
Pero 10 cierto es que ten1a en- espectativa
una oportupidad mucho meior de 10 que yo su-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-26

ponia. Al Norte del Creston de Dina, la
terra ofrece ana larga prolougaci6n que deja,
Ia hora de Ia bajsmar, cnta de afeaa
amarillenta al descuberto AL nort9 de esa
cinta, aparece otro cabo -el CabO de la Setcd
segnn 10 mareaba la -sepultado literal
mante en una masa do altisimos pinos que ba-
iaban hasta la uisms orila del mar.
Rscord6 10 one habfa dioho Silver acerca de
Ia corriente que SO dirige hacja 81 Norte. 81.
gaiendo en- toda su longitud la costa occidental
de la isia, viendo. por su pOsici0n, que me
encontraba yo dentro de aguella, preferf dejar
a mi eepalda el Crast6n de Bolina reservar
mi fuerza para una iuteutona De desembarQue
al Cabo de la Selva, cuyas playas eran, sin
duda, mncho mas abordables Y seguras-
Habia, la saxon, una gran csntidad de tu-
mefacciones suave sobra ei mar. Fl vento,
que soplaba manso pero frme, ue ) a Norte
no era obstaculo sino mas bien ayuda para Sc
gur el curse de la corriente Y las oleadas aiza-
ban abatian sus ondas sin desp psdazarlas
no haber sido asi, es indudable que mucho
tempo hacia que hublera perscido pero yen
do como iba, era de maraviilar con que faciIj-
dad cuan segutamente mi Ggero botezuelo
cortaba ell aqua. Con frecuenoa, desde ei fon :
20 an que ne mantenia a1n oculto, me era da
BILE divisar cerca, muy cerca de mi, una gran
Gina azul, sobresaLiendo de Ia regala de Ia bor-
da Aquelia era una oleada, pero mi coracle
40 daba mas que IN ligero brnco, listo como
un pajaro Gaia en IN instante al otro lado en Ia
namaca que forusaba Il espacio que dividia las
dos olae entire 81.
Comence entonces 1 cobrar brios y me sente
para poner q pruaba nj htbilidad al reno. Pc
70 81 cambio mas insigni63ante la disposi-
cioa del peso, en- una cascarita como aqueia
produce los resuttados mas violentos en- sU
contnente marcha. Asi es que, bjen me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-26

habfa movdo para sentarme, hacienda cesar
desda luegt 81 slqvs \ acomDas4d3 BALANCED
anterior, cuando me senti arsojado dlreetamen-
to hacia abaio, al sesgue contra una ola bas-
tante bravo cuyo golps me- aturdio, al par que
la espuma azotando sobre Ia pequena proa, Sc
desbarataba contra ella aiz3adoee casi tan alto
como la ola que veDia.
A IN mismo tempo ne senti eaiado poc el
aqua, Y presa del terror, por 10 cual sin mas
dilaciou volvi cooear.na ~ Ia p0stura que
antes tenia con 10 cual Ell botecilo parecio
derezarse De nuevo llsyarme tn suave m7pt8
como al principle sobre las ctsstas do las gran
des elias Eea evidente que habia que daJ 4co
ir a su antojo sin meterme 4 go5ernarlo; paro
la question que, a aquel pazo tque esparaa-
"a me quedaba de gauar Ia playa?
Comence, pues, seutirms graude mente ate
rrorizado paro, no obstante, no pefdi d-l TODD
la cabeza. Antes que todo. Y procurando mo-
verne 10 menos possible, vacie gradualmeute
81 aqua que re habi7 colado en 81 bri1co
exabCupto de hacia rase, nsando para esta
operaciou tnI gorra marina Una vez hecho
to volvi eohar una nueva al-sda SCORE Ia -
gala de la borda V trate de expIicarne por qne
raz6n nj c0rdcle So de-iiz 4ba con t4uta fsclli
dad a ira v6s Do as fuaItes o.esdas
Advert entonces ore ca Ia ga de a
mOnta susve, ucieate yeuorme que v des
De TERRA desde Ia cbb'esta d. IN navI0, no
era eino como una cad-na de moDtAIas de tie
6rme er!zada d. piao- haea arrioa rodea-
da O. sitios sueyes wales ebiertos N Dote-
zueIo, abaudonado asi ulisno volt-aba ie IN
lado para otro. Sc devauaba, por deerio asi,
aerpeaudo por as parties mas baias del aqua.
avltando slempre trepar 4 las c!mas o aventu-
rarse To- Deceive, pei grosos de aquellas IL
Quidas aituras
Sea en- bora bueua d1isme mi mismo