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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-14
YANK
CORBETT HAS SOMETHING TO
SAY ABOUT A REFEREE.
1t Appears That This Ambitious Sport Has
Been Booming Himself for the
Important Once at Dallas.

New York. July 13.-James ]. Corbett.
In a published interview. stated point
blank that "Yank" Sullivan would not
be referee in his coming fight with Fitz-
simmons. His remarks, as follows, are
not complimentary to the local prize
ring enthusiast
"Fitzsimmons states that 'Yank' Sui
livan was my first choice for a referee.
II he said so he lies, and would not
meet me and tell me as truth such a
lot of trash as he pours into the ears
of the newspaper men he meets. Now,
] never proposed the name of 'Yank'
Sullivan and ! would not now or at
any other time. The reason? Well, in
the first place, Mr.. Sullivan has sought
the position and pushed himself for
ward in every effort to secure 1t. That
is the reason and good one. The man
who is planning himself to secure the
Office Of referee for a contest Of this i'm
portance is just the man you don't want
to appoint.
Not that 'Yank' Sullivan Is not an
honest man. don't mean to insinuate
anything of that kind, but know him
only casually and cannot personally
vouch for the man in consequence. My
only acquaintance with him has been
through visiting his saloon whenever l
have been in Syracuse. or course it
has brought him trade and he has been
pleased and 1t hasn't hurt me.
sullivan himself suggested this
referee business TO me long time ago.
He asked me about it so often that /
became annoyed, and when he finally
requested my opinion as to how he
would do, If named, / replied that II
was immaterial to me who was named
so long as a good. honest and capable
man was chosen. Then he chases to
New York and was there the day Fitz-
simmons and l met. booming himself
along. Then he goes to Fitzsimmons
and finally obligates the Australian by
becoming his bondsman."
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WAR WITH INDIANS,
Beginning to Look serious-Kiliing Fe-
male Elks.

1ihss
Denver, July ia special to the
News from Lander. Wyo.. indicates
that a second battle has occurred be-
tween the Bannock Indians and white
settlers in the Jackson Hole country,
south Of the Yellowstone park. The
dispatch says: Word comes from the
Upper Wind river to-day that some
Indians have been killed and several
white men wounded. but no particu-
lars have been received. On Tuesday
morning w. l.. Simpson. ex-county at
torney Of this county. who has rela-
tives living in Jackson's Hole, headed
a small party 10 go to the rescue OF
friends there. Word from Jackson's
Hole Is anxiously awaited here. A spe-
cial message from Fort Washakie to-
night says that in the encounter with
the Indians three settlers were badly
wounded and that several Indians
were also wounded and some killed,
but 1t Is not known how many.
Indian police were dispatched several
days ago from Shoshone agency to
Marysville. In Jackson's Hole, and dis
patches from there are due tomorrow.
The trouble was started by an at
tempt to arrest q band Of Bannocks
who were wantonly slaughtering fe-
male elk for the purpose of taking out
the foetus. which is regarded as a
dainty luxury by the Indians Last
year the Indians killed several hundred
Of the cow elks for the same purpose,
and the white settlers protested loudly
against the outrage. and they prepared
themselves to arrest and punish any
Indians who should repeat the offense
this year
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class B. time limit 2:35. Pacemakers.
May and Saunders on tandem, C. r.
Coulter. l.. l.. first. A. D. Kennedy. Chi
cago. second Fred Barr. Syracuse, third.
Time, e:0S, One mile, open. class A.
time limit 2;iS. final heat paced by Stow
and Davey-c. l.. Leatherbury. Boston.
fist; s. II. Caldwell Manchester. Sec
ond: W. @. Douglas, New York, third.
Time. 2:l0 S-5. In the finals OF the quar-
tel OF a mile national championship.
classes A and B. Stow was beaten by +.
L. Bald. OF Buffalo. Time. "a As. Two
mile professional racer. Ii. Rumford.
Chester, Pa. (ico yards). first; Con Ba-
kcr. Columbus. o.. (scratch), second; T..
J. Berlo. Boston go yards). third, time.
i;A Owing 10 heavy thunder storm,
accompanied by a shower of hailstones
as large around as a quarter OF dollar.
followed by downpour OF rain, the 1nal
OF the two-mile handicap. class Il. was
postponed until next Monday afternoon.
when the other special races will be run
OF.
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WITH AN ALLIGATOR
BRAVE GIRL SAVES THREE LIVES
AFTER A STRUGGLE.
She Fires at the ssurian several Times
Before Bringing Il Down-0sn
In HIS vlce-Llks Jaws.

Titusville. Fla. July 13.-By her bra.
very Miss williams saved herself and
two little sisters from being mangled
by an alligator Saturday. The girls
left home TO visit. Miss williams tax
ing along a Winchester. Nearing their
residence on their way home the girls
discovered a huge alligator In the
road. Miss Williams Immediately fred
at the saurian. but the bullet did no
damage. The reptile rushed at the
girls with its great jaws open. The lit
tie ones ran behind Miss Williams.
The older girl retreated. firing - she
backed away. The bullets. however.
reached no vital spot. and the alligator
still pursued them. Finally the girl
tripped and the alligator was on her.
Luckily she retained hold Of the rifle.
and as the saurian came she thrust the
gun into his gaping mouth and fred.
The bullet sped Into the monsters VI
tails and Il was soon dead. As Miss
williams pulled the trigger after
thrusting the muzzle into the reptiles
mouth she tainted. The alligators
Jaws had to be pried open to release
the gun.
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THE WEEK IN BERLIN
King Oscar and William Displaying
Marked Affection.
GOOD EMPRESS OF GERMANY
Plan for Erecting a Bismarck Mon
ument Taking Shape-To Cele-
brate the Declaration of War
by France Against Prussia.


sgecial Cable, Copyright 1895 by the Associated
Press.
Berlin. July lS.-Poltical affairs will
be In a comatose state for the next six
months, now that the bundesrath and
the Prussian diet have adjourned after
almost barren sessions In the mean
while the emperor is having a good
time in Sweden. where King Oscar and
his family took great pains 10 signal
lie their friendship for the German en-
peror.
There was an impressive scene on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern
on Tuesday last when King Oscar bid
farewell to Emperor William. The
yacht was illuminated by large num-
Der OF electric fairy lamps. The mon
archs. after converslng cordially
walked to the gsngway. with King
Oscar leaning upon Emperor Williams
shoulder. There was an effectionate
leave-taking.
The Hohenzollern next week will
cruise along the coast of Norrland as
far as Bipsgaard. apd from thence an
excursion to Indalsetf will be made.
A charitable act of the Empress OF
Germany has just been made known.
She has sent the sick and destitute
peasant poetess. Johanna Ambrosius
of Eastern Prussia. to Switzerland. In
order that she may benefit by the fresh
air OF that country. and will provide
for her during the remainder of her
life.
Tho y,Ia Tor In oie nj pie
marck monument at Blankenseve,
near Hamburg. on the steep shore
overlooking the Elbe. is taking shape
The monument itself will be 30 meters
high. The committee having the work
in hand Is made up Of about 100 OF the
leading men throughout Germany, and
the sum Of 100000 marks. needed to
complete It. will be raised by popular
subscription. The site has been given
Hamburg.
Next Friday the Berlin students will
celebrate the 25th anniversary of the
declaration OF war by France against
Prussia with q patriotic celebration.
Delegates from academic societies OF
the other universities will participate
on Aug. is. the anniversary OF the bat
tie of st. Privat, in which the Guard
du Corps suffered most severely. a big
celebration will be held by the first
brigade OF guards at Pottsdam. at
which the emperor has promised TO
be present.
A monument to King Louis ii. Of
Bavaria has Just been erected at Lind
enhof. The monument was modelled by
an American. Miss Denny. to whom
the king sat shortly before his suicide.
Ship owners are loudly complaining
at the high tariff charged vessels pass
ing through the Kaiser Wilhelm canal.
DR.. Boyson, secretary OF the Kiel
chamber Of commerce, has asked the
canal management to lower the tariff.
Carl Wesselsky. leading actor OF the
National theater. has become "A raving
maniac. He was first attacked by in
sanity while performing in a sensation
al drama entitled AT the Mad House"
The unfortunate man has been re-
moved to an asylum at Dalldorf.
The exports to the United States
from Frankfort-on-the-M Main for the
last year have increased 1929, 900 marks
as compared with the same period of
1894
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RAIN AND RELIGION.
Churches, Tents and the Commons the
scenes Of Devotional Exercises.

Boston, July ls.-The weather man.
after bestowing upon the Christian En-
deavor convention since Wednesday his
finest weather. to-day sought to serve
Satan by destroying the ardor of the
Endeavor army by sending upon II n
deluge OF rain just as the assault upon
Mammon was about to culmlnate in a
great outdoor religious gathering. an
pounced to take place this noon upon
Boston Commons. On the green. a
vast assemblage. estimated at between
4O.00O and 10000 persons. was ready at
the midday hour to begin with the
greatest religious gathering I'm the his
tory OF the world. The clear sky OF the
early morning was already marrcd by
ominous clouds. and President Francis
T. Clark. ID. d.. glanced fearfully sky
ward but opened the services at the
appointed hour. Then came heavy
rain, but the discomfort caused by
thousands Of dripping umbrellas did
not prevent n mighty rendition OF on
ward Christian Soldiers"
DIR. s. +. Smith. author OF america. 4"
was then introduced and thousands
Nbllh q NfiE VI AAiN ~ thh 10 u NPlAlIAA-
ment TO its author. BY this time rhe
rain was falling in torrents and the
president announced an adjournment
to the big tents. where about 1900
found seats and the remaining thou
sands went away.
In tent Willision Hon. S. d. Capen
Of Boston, first introduced the lleuten-
ant governor. who spoke for Governor
Greenhalge. Lieutenant Governor VOL
colts remarks about the principles of
the society as interviewer in the fabrics
Of Good Citizenship" the subject ot
all of to-day's large meetings, were
most happy. Rev. Donald McLauren
OF Chicago, made the principal address
OF the afternoon, continuing upon the
theme OF the day. The services closed
with the singing OF a special hymn
written by DR.. Smith. In tent En-
deavor Rev, Jeremiah Boynton Of Bos-
ton. presided. In the Mechanics build
ing the junior rally was held.
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away and gave the alarm. When the
father reached the place the baby was
dead. Mrs. Ashley who has been very
Ill for several days, was in the house
at the time. as was also the hired girl.
Neither missed the baby. Mrs. Ash
LEY is nearly crazed with grief. She
moaried and cried for her baby all the
afternoon. and unless she becomes
calmer soon It is feared she will go in
sane. II Is one OF the most distressing
accidents that ever happened In Hell
ena-
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The Gun Was Fired.

Washington. July 1.-THE double tur-
reted monitor Amphltrite has just re-
turned to Hampton Roads after trial OF
her great guns at sea. She was sent out
with instructions to fire the big 70 Inch
guns directly across her decks vita sull
service charges. the purpose heing to
settle all doubt as to whether hts could
be done safely and without injury to the
decks from the blast OF the guns. A tel
egrum from the commander o. the .sssel
to-day contained the gratifying informa-
ton that this had been done with salts
factry results.
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HENpERsoN's cARousAL.
He Winds Up by stabbing . Man and
Going to jail.

San Francisco. July &c. B. Hender-
son OF Rochester. N. Y. a commercial
traveller. fatally stabbed Clarence Barr.
a Chinatown guide, in the barroom Of
the Baldwin hotel to-day. Henderson
arrived from the East yesterday on the
annual trip which he has been In the
habit Of making for q Rochester boot
and shoe firm. OF which he Is said to
be a partner. Henderson was using
harsh language and was elected from
the saloon. but returned and stabbed
Barr. Henderson was arrested as he
started across the street and Is now In
jail awaiting the result OF Bars
wound. The physicians say that Barr
has no chance OF recovery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-14
Washington Flour for Japan.

Tacoma. Wash. July l3-Ed Adams
Sons, wholesale commission merchants.
announced to-day that they have re-
ceIvcd an order from the Japanese eov-
ernment for 1900 tons OF Washlnston
-four 10 he used by the japanese army.
Sample shipments OF 100 barrels each
OF two kinds were ordered ssnI by tho
steamer strathneyis and viii be shipped
Tuesday. The order amounts u ever
80 90 barrels. The hour Is TO ne shipped
between now and fall. and most OF II viii
b. made here.
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ON THE TRACK.
At brighton Beach.

New York. July l3.-Scratches spoiled a
fair card at Brighton Beach to-day and
two Of the races were practically ruined.
Mile-Paiadin won. Integrity second,
Marshall third, time, 1:ilE. Rising Gem
Grafton stakes. six furlongs-Intermission
won. Volley second. Premier third; time.
i:isL. Mile and sixteenth-Gutta
Percha won. Corn Cob second. Watch
man third. time. i:isi.. Mile and quar-
ter-Lobdal won, stephen ]. second
time. 2Osl,. Mile-Ed Kearney won. Sir
Francis second, Fusllefr third: time.
ll2. Handicap steeplechase full course
St. Luke won. Chevy Chase second
Lizzie third time 500.
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ONE OF THE SADDEST.
a Little Two-Year-Oid Falls into a Tub
and Il Drowned.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, July l3.-The little 2-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Ashley.
corner OF Arch and Getchell streets.
escaped from the house about noon to-
day and, going to the backyard began
to play in a half tub OF water sunken
in the ground for stock to drink out
OF. In reaching for a bottle in the
water he fell in and was drowned.
The baby's 7-year-old brother saw
the accident, but instead Of pulling the
little one out OF the tub rushed to his
fathers livery stable about four blocks
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-14
HIT THE HORSE.
But the Bullet Was surely Intended for
the Driver.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Miles City. Mnot. July l3.what came
near being a serious shooting affair oe-
CURED near Alzada In the southern part
OF this county. last Wednesday. J, A.
Benson, farmer near there. was on his
way TO the place where he was cutting
hay. In a wagon. accompanied by a man
who Is working for him. When crossing
piece OF land adjoining George A.
Nhitncy's he was ordered to stop by y.
Butcher, who Immediately commenced
shooting at him with rifle. The first
ball came within a few inches OF his
head and the third ball hit one OF the
horses he was driving and no doubt saved
Benson's life. Benson some time since
was n witness In a contest case between
Whitney and Butcher and Butcher has
often threatened to take his life. Deputy
Sheriff Long started tonight with a war
rant for Butchers arrest.
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quot won. Aureyolr second. MobalaskI
third; time. :5iis. one mile-Henry o.
Navarro won, orinda second. Lehman
third; time, l;4Oa.. Five furlongs-sh
Play won. Hetrarch second. Kirk third
time. i;0ei.. Hotel stakes. seven furlongl
Ace won. Caesarian second. Leo LAX,
third; time. I:2sis. One mile-The Iror
Master won. Merry Monarch second
Toots, third, time, iIlis. Seven fur.
longs-G. b. Cox won, Meddler second
Alonzo third: time, l:2s
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Denver, Col, July ls-of $500 teachers
who attended the y. F. A. convention In
this city. about 5.eoo remain In Colorado
TO spend their vacations In the mount
aims or go on excursions to Salt Lake,
California, Yellowstone park, City of
Mexico and other places.
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Austin. Tex, July i3.-Attorney General
Crane. In an opinion which will be sent
to County Attorney Gillespie at Dallas
tonight or Monday. will hold the Cor
bett- -FItzsimmons fight illegal. and the
law must he enforced until declared void
or imperative by the supreme court.
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San Francisco. July 15.-The talent met
their usual Saturday Waterloo to-day.
only one fayorite winning. The pro-
gramme was one Of the best OF the meet
ing. many high-class horses contestlng.
but the time throughout was slow, There
will be no races Monday.
Five and Il half furlongs-Reno won.
Dolly NJ. second Arno third; time
l.0s Six furlongs-Nellle q. won. Car
mel second. May Day third; time. i:lsi..
Five and half furlougs-Crawford won,
Sir Richard second, Myron third, time,
1908. Mile and one furlong. handicap
Thornhill won. Mr., Jingle second. Flir-
tilla. third time, l:5jta. Two miles,
eight hurdles. handicap-Mero won. Es-
perance second. Mestor third. time,
J:eii.
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England Win. I6 rime..

London. July BIN the contest for tn,
Elcho shield. 500. 800 and 1000 yards. tn,
scores were as follows: England. 1893
Scotland. i,E9, Ireland. l.H2. England
has now won the shield is times. ireland
II times and Scotland seven times.
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INDIAN LANDS.
The Blackfeets Will BE Asked to eass
render Their Domain.

Washington, July l3.-George B. Grin.
nell, OF New York, Walter Q. Clements.
OF Georgia. and W. c. Polteck. chief Of
the division OF Indian affairs. have been
appointed commissioners TO meet with the
Belknaps and Blackfoot Indians OF Mon
tana. for a surrender OF possession Of
their reservations. The commissioners
will leave for the Northwest late this
month
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WOMAN TO HANG.
Fort Smith Always Has Something sensa.
tional In This Line.

Fort Smith. Ark. July i3.-Mary A. Kit
terring. George Washington Fraser and
Richard Calhoun were sentenced In the
United States court to-day to hang Oct.
/. They were convicted for the murder OF
Andrew ]. Klttenring. husband Of the
condemned woman.
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schofrid Gone East.

Seattle. Wash, July l2.-Gen. John NJ.
Schoheld left for the East over the Ca
madam Pacific to-day. having been called
By dispatches from Washington. ID. c.
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Lacrosse. Wis. July l3.-Dlrectum wen,
an exhibition mile to-day In 2.0sL.
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Washington. July B-The comptrolisr
OF the currency has granted authority
for the organization OF the State Me-
tional bank OF Niles City OF Montana.
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La CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati. July B.-The attendance at
the Oakley races to-day was the best OF
the meeting. except for the fourth and
the opening day, The grand stand was
almost filled with ladies' Three top
heavy choices. Sallle Cllquot. Henry OF
Navarro and Sir Play. rather spoiled the
interest In three events. Sallie Cliluot
astonished everybody posted on racing
by making four and half furlongs In
:5ils galloping. Il beats the record for
the local track. Ace fractured another
local record. winning the Hotel stakes.
sew en- furlongs. ia l.e5is. The best race
OF the day In exciting interest was the
hot nnish OF The Iron Master. Merry
Monarch and Toots. The oakley associ-
alton opened to-day 10 stakes for the fall
meeting 10 close August l0,
Four and a half furlongs-Sallie Gil
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An all Vici Kid Oxford, narrow
or square too Si.95. Other houses
charge St.95.
LADIES' Butte Shoes, cloth top,
only $3.50 sold elsewhere ST.
Our Shoes ara rlgnt send your
order, express pad on SO and up.
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Ladies'
White
Canvass
OXfOrdS
.SGs}sz
.~rSbS

Are sure to give you M( AN
comfor., get them if NNlI MltIl
your feet hurt. only NUQQNJ\U)
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ULTIMA H0RA
P0R CABLE

(Servicio especial de La ACoRREsPoNDENcIAJ
TEsta tarde hemos recibido ell siguien-
te cablegrama de nre5tro corresponsal de
San Thomas:
Dice un. despacho del corresponsaI
de un peri6dico de Londres~ en- Madrid,
que ha tenido lugar una entr egista cordial
entire el sefior Canovas del Castillo y ell
Ministro de Ultramar (9?).
Otro despacho de Madrid dice que el
peri6dico El NacionoI, 5rgeno del Sr Ro-
nero Robledo, anuncia que por solicitud
emistosa del gcbierno de los Estados-U Uni
dos, el gobierno de Espafia consentira en-
aceptar Mr. Ramon Williams como sgen-
te diplomatico, representante del gobierno
de Washington en- Ia Habana.
El Herald publica I'm despacho de
Was hipgton desmintiendo ell rumor que
ha circulado, propaganda en- la Habana,
que M. Springer reemplazara pronto M.
Williams en- ell Consl1lado. M. Springer
solo funcionara como tai, mientras M. Wi
lliams pasa & los Estados. Unidos para dar
cuenta al Secretario de Estado Mr.. Olney,
de asuntos que se relacionan con su CO.
mafid0
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Inovimiento viene alterar su natural apa-
sibilidad. Hay q .descartar, por exageradas,
las noticias de nuev0s alzamientos en- ar
mas. En- Melena del Sur, Quara, San Fe-
lipe y Bataban6 NADIA ocurre por aquf So
10 SO sabe de la partida deli Giiira de Peri
co Delgado y sIls secuaces ". .nada mas.
lOUE HAGEN?
Hasta Ell pregente, como va hemOs di-
cho, la partida bien merece Ell dictado de
SnVSs6ble. No pc presenta en- parte algu-
ma, no do sefLaleB de vida. Cr6ese que solo
90 trata de una intentona para proteger
un desembarco y go procura despistar las
fuerzss por opuestos lugares. De todos
modos las autoridades estan prevenidas
y sobre la pista.
LONO
El general Loho encargado de las ope-
r&ciones en- esta provincial es un viejo ve-
terano, conocedor de los hombres del lu-
gar, que desplega gran tacto y actividad
secundado por 81 coronel Tort, Pagliery y
iefes ofciales dignos de estar sus 6rde-
nes hara con tempo 10 bastante q evitar
mayores males.
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22s GRANUIA, LADRoN z OoMpAN1A

dr& que eutregarae d aua ooupaciones 6 nua
plaoeres.
Elena lanz6 IN profundo suspiro; deade en-.
tonoes no volvi6 nomhrar d Raul, bien prom.
to ae eDoontro bastsnte fusrte para ore sd ma.
DIRE pudiera volver deaempenar So cargo al
lado de Ia marquesa de Trefferes
Gracias la bondad de Laurencia, la hon.
rada familia no habfa carecido de NADIA, Tere.
sa ore1a que su hia recobrarfa prot to So natural
slegrfa; pero se desanim6 al YER que medida
que traDscurrfa Ell tempo Elena estaba cada vez
mas triste abatida
Sin SO ber que causa atribuir aqueIIo que
Sc asemejaba mucho una recaida en- la enfer-
medad; consult6 con Landart vi6 con asombro
que 81 honrado obrero stribufa la enfermedad
de Elena la tristesa que le causaba estar sepa-
reda de Raul Entonces SO di6 ouents de una
mutitud de detalles que antes no apreciara,
adquirio el convencimiento de que su hija esta-
ba enamorada del caballeroso ioven.
-lAh mi hija morira seguramente-exoIa-
md Teresa-como congecuenoia de sus cruelea
reaexiones.
Eata explosion de angustia asust6 Lam
dart, que dijo:
-dQue habla ueted de morir 10 pequenss
No ser6 asi mientras yo pueda evitarlo. ai 10
que neoeaita 60 yer 81 aehorito Raul, 90 10 trae-
Eamoa, 7 an pa, Ademda, Amelia me 10 ha di.