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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

oAKLASD, Cal, oct. 27.-Philip
Rogers, whose wiio deserted him aud
went to Warsaw, VIE, because he
would not read to her tho full testi.
mony In the Dutraut case, has for.
given his ttuant spouse. a Telegram
itom Warsaw announces that Mrs.
Rogers aud her sister Mrs, Clark, have
disappeared from there also, anu
Rogers thinks that Mis-. Rogers In
oouiiDg home, bringing her sister with
hef. "Now mat the testimony ia the
DJrfant case Ia all IN. guess We eau
have peac. Ia our family" said MT.
Rlg'Ts today.
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TaE vAsDERBiLr WEDDING.
Three Lawyer. Engaged TO Arrange
the settlement

NEW York, Oct 29.-In atraDg-
Ing tue settlement preparatory to the
V .ndefbilt Mnf.bos ugh ,weduinp,
thereiweie Three iamily Lao yers en-.
Rsgsd. IL nas been reported that Miss
Va defbilps marriage portion would
he 81 900, QUO. IL has boen learned thai
pfiDoeiy ~ was Mt. Va defbil's settle.
ment to his daughter. II has condition
attached to ", namely, that the In
come from the SIC, OOO,OO0 shall DO Tor
the ueo VI the iuture duchess during
her life time. AT her death the
principal goes TO the Issue OF her
marriage with tho Duke OF Mari.
borough.
1t IN undcrttood thnt upon his aide
the prospective bridegroom decided 10
Mira. Vanderbilt large estates In Eng
land which have been In his family for
ytafs. While the intrinsic value %
those ostalee may not be equal to Mt.
Nsn1orbiips gifts 30 hie dsus hter, ye ,
they have heretofore always been con-
sidetcd too valuable TO be permitted TO
PASS cut Of the Marlborough family.
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senator ,hsrmnn'. INV Hole.

CHICAGO, Osi. pa specisi to the
Chicago News from WASHINGTON say;
Senator Sherman, despite his year.,
will In NIL probability he an active par
ticipant IN the Republican national
convention OF 1855. The role will be n
new one for the brnaior. In tho con-
ventions of 1850, 1884 and 1855 Of his
party he was o candidate Tor Pfesi.
uent, either active or passive, aud Of
necessity did not attend the c)nven'
ton. His was silent figure In tue
proceedings VI 1892. Hia announce.
ment now that he II not y candidate,
on account OF his ycare, that he has NJ
last given up tho amDiIion OF his life
snd Ia now oulspoken Tor Mckinley, is
made for q purpote.
Tue senator has been asked by
friends Of Mckinley TO become one uf
tue delegAt,s.aI.lsfge at uext years
convention, aud will, In all proba-
bllity, to requested TO present the
nEme OF OhiO's favoritc sou. Tho IN.
formation comes from friend OF Me.
Kinley.
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that Edna had slope1 was when a note
was found IN Mr.. SehniidPs room,
which ended ~ iollowsi
"Wnon you read this / shall be mar
ried.v
III have seen no marriage llcense
publishsd,n sad Mf. Schmidt, last
night, go suppose they went to NIL.
wauKeo to be mhrrioa. | have made
no effort 10 stop them, ana shall make
none. Edna became Of age yesterday,
aud, Of o ufee, could do as che pleased.
They niue, be content with the lot they
have chosen.n
The coaohman, Ernest wahlo, wac
dtchsrged by Brewer Schmidt three
weeks alo. He lisa German % years
Oi age.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. 25,--J.
Van Alen, who figured uDplea anily
In tue domestic soandai In winch toe
Colt family 10 Involved, was not arres.-
ed today on the ohargss preferred ~
Col. Colt. In fact no QUE SEEM &
know tho wneroanOuts OF MI. Van
Alan, though he 10 reported to bavu
been toen at tho kniokerbocker olu1
Ia New York yesterday. Tue report
that Col. aud Mrs. Colt have agreed
upon a settlement to avoid further
publlcllyis positively deried by Mira.
Collie attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

CHICAGO, OGl. 26.-S,eve Brodio IL
dlsgustes Ut the tisuo ilnsc', and has
determined 10 zee whether Curbctt and
FilsnmmonH really want TO nSht. lie
accordingly ofiors a nuTsc Of s5,U0J, to
DO CONTESTED for IN private win twenty
men ON allie. He has posted io.-
felt Of $500 with the tntef.O sean, and
Gays that he stands ready to lull OF
the hSht at any time.
No one doubt. for moment that
Brodie, even without n fOreit, will
make his oiier goOd. He admits t1st
lie Ia not unaware OF the nuvefti'iug
that such an action will bflrg him,
but he In willing TO pay 5000 10 SEQ
who IL champion.
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WIN ray for the Convention.

ST.. Louis, Oct. 90 rne Buaincas
Mems league, OF ~. Louis TINS after
vass for Guarantee iuai VI $4,000 10
venIion for 81. Louis In 1896. AssJf-
ances OF support were read from
several members Of the national com.
mittro aud the co'oI GRAFTON OF some
members OF the national executive
committees was also promised.
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InE wan SCARE.
'hs English Pnp~'s Think Great
hritsin must iuictf,ro In Asin.


4hs Engiish Pape,s Think Great
Britain Must inieff,ro Ia Asin.
LONDON, Oct. 25.- The afternoon
papers Of this city all publish long
aFlielef, agreeing that British inter.
venllon In tbs far east IL necessary.
Ihe ~. james Gazette sayt. Evsn
var with Russia would DO lrss uipas.
uous Than 10 allow her without n blow
70 gsl such grip upon China. She
oeuiu tufoltlr all the other powers anu
,hoke on their commerce. unlees
NusslA and China gave this necessary
assurances, II ~ = casp Of an ullimalum,
hnu perhaps tho most serlous step our
war.
Toe Pail Mall Gazette sums IN the
startling news from the far east with
.ne statement that "Rus.ia has no.
LeRed China" hnd In the course OF a
,gnR article on the subject addi ali
wy treaty Ia TO stand, roll up the map
since this important news was
circulated, tho greatest acii ity has
,en Displayed In tho government
aiuss heie, particularly at tho foreign
.auee ana nj tho admiralty, anu the
epuihg anu going OF messongpfs wns
huhuons throughout the morning
suu business hours OF the afternoon.
~ we different clubs the "wat scare"
~ lho East Is eagerly discussed, the
wave eituation Of ptiairs In Ventzuula
,'ihH almost completely dropped out
" recollection In the alarm OF tue
aomeht. N0body seems to doubt the
rpot that by the recenily.agreed
upon Rueslh.CbinR tfeaty Russia has
'a'hed rights 10 which the most a.
ei ha1lon clause IL not applicable,
n meh may o. use q rest wnr.
II Inc correspondent Of tho Times al
nuhg Kong, VINO sppt tho se salional
4'HA, ~ described ~ bsipg "in close
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Ruled by n Homer Explosion.

CHICAGO, oct. 20.-Ths tug boa,
Maffofd, OF the Durham company,
while towing the steamer Iona blew
her boiler shortly before 4 O'Clock this
morning Ia tho river near Seventeenth
street. Four men were Killed aud Oue
seriously Injured. The i've men wero
blown In as many directions, anu tue
heavy boiler was lifted iuto tho air anu
shot thiough the wall Of elevator
"F," wnion IL located on the shore, n
short distance from the scene Of tue
accident. Fortunately no one was In.
lurtd by the flying steel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

sAS FRANCISCO, Os,. 20. - The
case oi j.. Z. DAVE, tho young foTRer
from Rochester, N. ", VINO success.
fully imposed falsB drafts upon mum.
Dor Of lewelry Arms a few months ago,
has been Hst for trial Ia tho superior
court for November 7th.
1t Il said that the chances now are
that Davis Will escNps punishment tn
his crimes owing TO tbs suicide OF De-
teolive Coiiey, TO whom he male "a
statement aiter arrest.
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ron nn,. nAYn,,IcK.
women. clubs Refuse 10 P-,ition the
Queen In Her Bsh a..

NEWARK, N. J. Oc,. 26.-New Jtr,
sey's state decoration Of Women''
cluos 70 used, at Its closing session u
take any action In the case Of Mrs.
Florence Maybrick, serving liit
sentence for the murder of her hus-
band, In nh English prison. The Rev,
Mrs. Hsnnaford brought the su, Joci
up at ihs meet ing today and suggested
Individual effort TOT iuituefing the
plans Tor Mrs. Maybflck's release,
This idea met with approval but
the federation would not ad0p, a petit
tim u Queen Victoria as sOmo Of the
members desired.
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Not one failure appears TO mar the
fans VI PTiee's Cream Baking Powder,
rLorEp wIrm raE coAounAs.
The Daughter 81 IL chicago niIiion
nlgo Brewer.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Edna Schmidt,
daughter OF tno millionaire brewer, g..
X. Schmidt, oi this city, ha. elopsd
with her iAInsT's coachmap. WoInss-
cay morning Mlss Schmidt attended
10 her household dulles as usual. On
"Wednesday afternoon che lett trr
nou.e, ssying she was going shDpi Ing
uown town. That was lhe last auS
nemb.r Of the Schmidt family saw u
her.
The frat inlima.loE tho family had
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cuo,H Ann run DEPARTMENT..


We shall place IN sale this week about
400 lmport,d Sample Wraps at one.
third less than impun price-ESclu,ive
Novelties, only one OF \ kind--lou viii
ind no duplicates elsewhere at an"
price.
swEErIs0 SALE az CARES.
Black reivsr Double Cipes 20 inrhes
long, yef, heavy, tours, style, cut to
S'l.Qo.
splcndid Heavy Braided beaver Cioin
Capes. ~ inches long, III sweep, in
back NJ navy, to go IN this 81 C
$500.
a. inch silk Linei Fine Coney Fur
e ges. value 50 90, 20 At half preri
$1.15.
Elegant Seal Plush Cares. ~ inches
long, Nth quilted lining, trimmed In
blacS Table, fur. It's rate a.
$500.
AMAZING BARGAINS IN JACKETS.
Handsome Cray Beaver Jackets,
heavy qualify. double b els,ei, with
large buunni. stylish effect, lust value
y4.so. at So 20.
10 AAHNNN eAAN AFAhkNhal IhNe'ANH
mace wi,h top cape, edged with blacs
coney iur. doub breasted worth 1900,
TO be closed at S9.bb caci.
sILIIsi sgLitsi
THIS weeks Money savers.
New, IFS Black Biucldrd Siun Ouch.
essc, Va new elaborate d signs, tue sea.
cons biggest bargain, SOC.
New, Is5 Colortd Fancy silks, In
taiiela an Jacquard weayca, a uiatcDle5s
value, at S9c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
NeN, IS, qlrliy al Wool Jaquard
Sulungs, II 1Sc.
IS pieces Blacs Figured Novety
Suunga, Fancy Molaus, Fancy Gre.
pom Fancy s. ges, S {; aud Wool
Ia. c ,s, al OF iupJngd maAei, all
thu "a gains.
New, !i.ss quality, Tor S3c.
New, st.6s quality, Tor Sl.17ji.
New, s7.oo quality. for Sl.lp.
CoLORED DRESS GOODS.
Read the new quotations.
New, soc quality Of IS inch all wool
Matlasse Suiungs, Tor 33Hc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
NJ u N Y q N
Has a Cure for Every Disease
TiiE r,Ious rHofEssoH's VAN.
VICIOUS srCCESS DEPENDS On
1EtE PREPARATION OF sHpi.
RATE SPECIFIC ron EACH AL
NENr.

Professor Munyon docs not olslfn that
he has ono remedy that will cure all
comp aints, but that he has prepared
specific cures for nearly all Ill casos.
He does not claim that he Rheumatism
Cure VII euro consump ion or dybpop.
Ella, but no docs claim that u VIII cure
rheumatism. His Dyspepsia euro IN
prepared expressly 10 care dyspepsia
md VII stomach troublSsi hia Cough
Cufe to cure coughs and NIL lung com.
plants; his Ca nrrh remedies 70 cure
catarrh. Tho ramo may be said OF oil
his different remedies.
Munyon's Rome lic- are absolutely
htrm'oss and ,iloct POSITIVE aud pct
manout Ct as. \ separate specific for
each disease. AZ all druggists, mostly
st 20 cant, bottle.
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reel pay. 90 ,.u,.op IN. polI.r.

L0SDoN, Oct. 26.-slr Robot Peel
has compounded with Eis creditors ut
90 per cent. Mrs. Langtry, VINO, II
WAS fumoioj about month ago, was
contemplating marriage with Sir
Robert M soon M she obtained di.
voTce from her husband, was smgbg
the persons TO whom no was indebted.
He 0wes her about "a 800.
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nERLlE ]. STONE, GsnoaIOeisf,

IIa. established Genealogical Buresu NJ
ogden utsh. Has on hand hundreds OF gen.
@ iiogies. itnefRes etc. THESE volumes viii 10
for sale OF reference. Has something relating
TO almost every american fsmily MAKES
specially OF tracing lueagaa and compiling
Those Interested should cofrea,
bond Win hiia or N.slI his library.
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To Redi.,rie, Wisconsin,.

CHICAGO, Oct. g5.-A special from
Milwaukee, Wis, sAys: There will he
n special session OF the legislature In
January. This 4. considered certain
W tho tact that the ward Boundaries
are to be changed Ia this city, In &C.
oor1snco with the provisions OF n law
passed NJ the last session, aud II the
ward BOUNDARIES are thus changed, II
will be- necessary TO reappofli0n tho
assembly npd senate districts by the
new ward llntH. u rule lai1 down by
the supreme court IA lie decision on
the gerry cases two years ago.
VITA n session called In accordance
with the pfovis'oas Of n law making
ogo obligatory, tho claim Will br set mp
that the sessiOH IL n Irregular" one In
the intent Of the law 80 TAT rs II relates
TO the arranging Of election districts.
The Republicans, II IL said, will thon
20 ahead aud reiistriot tho entire
state, with the figures OF the recent
state census AZ Lasis. The Democrats
claim that the law regarding tue ,ar-
pOrtionmeni OF the state h no woTded
that II can be- done only VI u regular
session anu will appeal u the Supreme
Court.
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4 .rArEsnAN.s INnnnNENrNr.

Tho Hon. ". u. FarnhRni. IT,, Of 81
Devonshifo street, Boston, Mas, s1yg
"Oi the many medicine. have tried to
ton. ! know u nothing equal 10 Mon.
NOu's Dyspepsia Cure. have suffered
with this trouble for many years, and
during an unusually severe Mlac. last
mon h q friend gave mo small DO To oi
Munyon's cure 10 try, from which ]
received almost insan rolioi. ! find
tina those pellets produce no unpleasant
effect, while performing a cumplee
cuic.n
Personal io,tors 10 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch st-eet, Philadelphia, Pa,
answered with fico medical advice Tor
any dIaeasc.
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GREAT ROON.NlKIyG SALE!
Room must havePces TO relieve shelves and make room
for 100000 worth Of desirable hands in transit ght
at our prices for spot cash. Every department in line
with this policy, VIII oh insurer saving Of acdal
money to every Purchaser.
iNFaNTs' WEAR.

New, u CO quality Dress Goods, In
rich blending c7lors, at csc.
iNFANTs' WEAR
Infants Dress and slip, sold this
week at less thal 90 1 VI material
Watch our c inter- Widows Infants
Slips, made good quality cambria,
edged with embroidery ruff , good
so center. at 1Dc
,iifLDREN's cars AND nONSErS.
Wonders for the MONEY.
Children's ASslttsi CJl red Cash.
mere Hoods, a,d dne ElderdowI
Hoods, ala woth as, AZ | &c.
MILLINERY.
Fashions latest liints. Come aud see
them this week Evefyunng new
Everything good. Everything u arSsd
down
LADIES. ciiILDREN's UNION SUITS.
niy values. Lliue Prices.
Ladics' Niurdl Gray Heavy ~, ecel
Unioa Suits, correct pace 9oe, IN lnis
ID e JOc
Children Ecu Heavy Fic,ccd Ter
ssy RiDoed Union Sns. w 90; azs
worth Csc. At los, s. rise ach w.
srAHHLING BARGAINS ~ LINENS.
100 doc. B,eachel Deyonshte Huek
Ipwe3, ali linen. a good i5c toSel, at
10.
6S doz Large Size strictly all linen
hai Bleacnyd Napkins, wor,h s7 as, az
81 60 laz
SPICY nAngAiSs LACE CURTAINS
40 pI,, Cmam Monaghan Lice
Cur ans. sise 5x55. tap Il edges and
wgil.hu he'd lass, at Vne halt their vai-
u, JOc ',ur
BATTLING BARGAINS In FLANNELs
a inch. vgiy heavy Cream Shaker
Fla1naii real va'ue SIS, tais wees f. &c
100 pieces WOOL Eiderdowns, in solid
colOrs aud tgutes, marked special for
THIS sac Prices not cquaued anywhere
MAGNETIC ATTRACTIONS ~ no.
,irsriCs.
IoA Unblcached Bed Meeting, its cor.
rect price should be 75c, At 10:
Io-4 Heavy d cached Shee ing. worth
37Jle. marked for this sale Use
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Never hiss OF ever viii outlive IT,
n'efllnes,-DL Prices Baking Pow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

People ar. ew VINO ccepi subsli.
tules Tor Prices Cream BaUipg Pow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

New. q Go quality Dress Goods, In
rich blending c7lors. at csc.
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FOR RENT.

QUITE or WILL FURSIsHzD nooMs
- or whs house. rs ilh kast References
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WANTED.

4 NooD SCRAP iRoS $3.50 TO SO rFH
" ton also scrap copper and brass. copper
I. W -, 5000 htAst TO 81, paid In cash NJ \.
Roberts, "a West second sonth.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
FURNITURE.

'l,tHgE poOMs. HALL AN1 rANTRY
WAFER IN house. n plum street
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15

hogar, para la que mi padre no habia ma
eido. Paz adelante cuando la edad me per-
mitio acompafiarle los salones, quede sor-
prendido encantado al encontrar en- 81 un
hombre que nj siquiera habia sospechado
Parecia que en- ell interior de nuestra antigua
casa solariega pesaba sobre 81 fatal encanto,
J en- cuanto salfa de sus puertas, vefa des-
pejarse su frente, dilatarse su pecho reju-
venecerse todo su ser.
iVamos, Maximo- me decia al galopel
devorabamos alegremente ell espacio.
Mi padre lanzaba entonces grit0s de juve-
nil algeria, teniendo arranques de entusias-
mo, caprichos efusiones de sertimiento
que cautiyaban mi corazon, de las que hu-
biese querido llevar algo mi pobre madre,
alvidada en- su rincon. Eutonces comence 4
amar aai padre, y mi carifo crecio hasta
convertirse EN- verdadera admiration cuando
pude yerle en- tOdas las solemnidades nun
danas, cacerfas, bales. banquetes. desarro
liar las simpaticas cualidsdes lie ,n br illante
caracter Jinete admire BILE, elocuente v agu
do, buen jugader, eorazon intrepido, maDo
generosa, considerable tipo perfecto .Ie gra-
Ella yiril nobleZa eaballeresca. Sonriendo
con cierta amargura, sofia lIamarse ST mis-
mo ell 1ltimo caballero.
Asi era mi padre en- sociedad pero en-
cuanto yolvia casa no contemplabamos va
mi madre yo sino un vieio inquieto, agrio
Y violento.
Seguramente me hubiesen indignado los
arrebatos de mi padre contra un ser tan
dulce Y delicado como mi madre. 81 no fue-
ran seguidos inmadiatamente de los accesos
de ternuTa y exquisitas atenciones de que va
he hablado. Jnstifcado mis- oios DOR es-
tas Manifestations de arrepentimiento. con-
siderable mi padre como un hombre natu-
ralmente bueno sensible, al que exacerba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15

Hoy buseo con triste ayidez EN- ell pasado
todos los hechos y todos los incidentes que
desde haee mueho tempo debieran haberme
alberto los ojos, 81 ell respeto filial, Ia costum
bre y la indifefeneia de ocioso acaudalado
no me los hubiesen cerradO la luz Com
prendo ahora la eOnstante profunda me-
lancolia de mi madre, me explico tambien
su disgusto del mundo y su traje sencillo e
igual. objeto unas veces de burlas otras de
enojos de mi padre.
-Pareces una criada --solfa decirle.
No podia ignorar que disgustos mucho
mas graves solian tnrbar La existencia de mi
famila, pero nunca los presenei6 personal
mente, 10 iinico que llegaba hasfa mi era
ell acento irritado imperioso de mi padre.
oil murmhllo de una voz que parecfa slIplicar
Y ahogados soleZos. Atribaia yo est as tenn.
pestades yiolentas infrnctuosas tentati-
vas para inspirar de nuevo mi madre gus
to por la vida elegante Y ruidosa, que lie ha-
bia agradado hasta ell pnnto que puede a gra
dar A una mujer honrada, pero la one no
seguia mi padre sino con repugnancia, que
cada dia se acentuaba ms Cosa rara era
que despues de estos disgnstos no eorriese
mi padre comprar alguna hermosa joya,
que mi madre encontraba debajo de su ser
villeta, al sentarse la mesa, que Jam4s
nsaba. Tn dia, en- pleno invierno, recibi6
procedente de Paris una GAIA LENA de pre-
ciosas Rores, por la que dio gracias con efu-
sion a mi padre; pero en- cuanto salio este de
la habitaeion, la vi eneogerse ligeramente de
hombros y dirigir al cielo larga mirada de
amargo desalento.
DuIante mi infancia y mi primera juven-
tud profess mi padre mucho respecto, Pc
TO escaso carif1o; porque durante todo este
periodic, conoci tan solo ell lado obscure de
su cara, anico que aparecfa en- la vida del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15

iba agunas yeces tenaz sistem tica resis-
ltencia a todos sus gustos y predilecciones.
ISuponia yO que mi madre Sc encontraba
Idominada per alguna enfermedad nerviOsa,
~ asi me 10 daba entender mi padre, aun-
Ique observando siempre sobre este asunto
una reserya que me pareeia muy prudente
Impossible me era defiuir bien los senti-
Inientos de mi madre para con mi PADRE
lporque en- ocasiones las miradas que lie di-
lrigia Sc iluminaban con expression de seye-
lridad; pero este era un relampago, mo
mentOs despues, sus hdmedos ojos altera-
do semblante expresaban tan solo tierna
Eabnegacion apasionada obediencia
Mi snadre case los ounce afios, y yo iba
is cumplir veintid6s cuando vino al mundo
mi hermana, mi pobre Eleua POGO despu6s
de su nacimiento. al salir mi padre una ma
mana con arrugada frente de la alcoba don
de Sc restablecia mi madre. me indie6 que lie
Isiguiese al jardin, y despues de dos tres
Ivueltas en- silencio,
-Tu madre me dijo Sc hace cada dia
mas caprichosa.
Padece tanto, padre mio !
s-Si, siu duda per0 ahora tiene un deseo
lmny raro qniere que estndies Derecho.
II Dereeho Como desea mi madre que
vaya ocupar los bancos de las clases ESQ
Iseria ridicuio
-Lo mismo pienso yo contesto secamen-
tie mi padre -pero tn madre esta enferma,
~ no hay mas que hablar.
Era yo entonces I'm fatuo, orgulloso de mi
lnombre, de mi importancia juvenil de mis-
ltriunfos de salon: pero tenia corazon sano,
Iadoraba mi madre, con la que habia vivi-
Ido yeinte afios en- La intimidad mas estrecha
len que dos almas pueden vivir en- este mum
lido: corrf, pues, darla seguridades de mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-15
= Q l. l. 6 NJ %
OCTAvIo FEUULET
LA NOVELA
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Paris 80 de Abril de 1856.


He aquf Ia segunda noche que paso en- es-
Ia miserable habitacion contemplated con
sombrfa mirsda mi apagado hogar, escu-
chando est1pidamente los rumores y mono
tonos ruidos de la Gale, considerandome,
en- medic de esta gran ciudad, mas solo. mas
abandonado y mas proximo la desespera-
ci6u que ell naufrago one tiembls sobre rota
tabla en- pleno Oceano. II Pero basfa de CO.
bardial Quiero mirar cara cara d mi des-
tino para arrancarle su mascara de espectro:
quiero abrir mi corazon, del que rebosa la
amargura, nj Iinico con6dente cnya com
passion no puede ofenderme, ese palido Y
fiel amigo one me cOntempla Ell el espejo.
Deseo, pues, escribr mis pensamientos mi
vida, no con diaria puerii exactitud, pero
Al sin omisiones graves, principalmente
sin falsedades. Oobrare afecto este dfa
rio, que vendra ser eco fraternal que me
acompaf1e en- mi aislamiento, constituyen-
dose In vez en- algo asi como segunda con
ciencia que me adyierta que no deje desl
zarse en- mi vida accion algnna que mi ma
no no pueda escribir con frmeza