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Evening journal., 1895-05-30
ST. LOUIS m PORT.
The big American Liner Had Success
full Trip.

The Big American Liner Had a Success
full Trip.
NEW YORK, May 80.-The largest pas
senger steamship ever built in America
the Sc Louis of the American iine-is an
ohored at the foot Of Vesey street She
loft Lewes, Del, ON her trial trip Monday
morning and reached her own pier yester-
day afternoon.
The st. Louis Is American from truck
to keelson. She is of American model and
design, Of American material and was
built by American skill and muscle She
will be a working mate of the New York
and Paris and her twin sister, the St
Paul Within fortnight she will flaunt
the stars and stripes in tho face of west
ern Europe
A most fnttering welcome was given
the st. Louis all tho way from the Hook
TO her pier. First of all tho flag at the
marine observatory was dipped in honor
Of the newcomer which salute was grace.
fully acknowledged. Then the big British
ship Alcides, bound for Calcutta ran her
red ensign to the peak and dipped it three
times to tho now ocean liner. The com
pliment was of course returned AS the
st. Louis passed quarantine salutes were
given in every direction, and tbs chorus
of steam whistles which greeted the Wis
itor during her progress up the bay was
ear splitting and continuous.
The St. Louis was built at Cramps
shipyard IN Philadelphia and was launch
cd on Nov. II in the presence Of President
Cleveland, his cabinet and host of dis.
tinguished American and European Wis
itors. Her construction covered period
OF 10 months. She is 55i feet over all and
draws 90 feet of water.
The st. Louis is capable Of carrying
/. 40 souls-320 in the first cabin, goo in
the second cabin, $50 in the steerage and
a crew Of 400. Next Wednesday the ST
Louis will start on her maiden trip across
tho ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
RELIGIOUS PAPER EXCLUDED
Forbidden the Mails because 1t Advertised
q LotterY.

Forbidden the Mails because II Advertised
Lottery.
WASHINGTON, MAY aQ- The Church
Union, a religious paper published In
New York by Miss Elizabeth Grannis and
which has FOR associate editors the Rev Dr.
Charles II. Parkhurst Bishop j. p New.
man, Miss Frances y. Willard Rev. 9. q.
Salter, DR. Joseph r. Wilson and others,
has boun excluded from the mails on tho
ground that SC contained o lottery adver-
tisement and that the paper was Ia fact
conducting lottery business
Tho last number Of tho paper contains
q fun page advertisement offering total
OF about 81, 700 IN prizes 10 aid IN soour.
ing subscribers for tho papW The plan
for distributing the prizes IS somewhat
unique. All lotters received containing
subscriptions viii be numbered as recoiv-
cd, commencing with No ] The person
sending the letter on which No. 100 falls
will receive fine gold watch valued at
500. Nc 500 viii receive bicycle worth
500 No. !, 500 VIII receive nne clock
worth $500. No 3, 600 gets trip 90 Eu-
rope at cost Of $500. so $500 gets a
tour OF the Orient at $500. No 5000
gets q grand piano worth SsgS
Evening journal., 1895-05-30

league Of Ohio, together with OK Governor
Foraker, who was sitting on the stage at
tho time telcgraphod thoir congratulations
60 General Bushnell st his home in Spring.
field The Clark county delegation from
Bushnells home stood out for General
Keller TIL the last ballot. when it gave
each half OF Us votes The result Of the
nomination was received as great VIC
tory for Foraker amid very loud demon
stration.
Fx Secretary Charles Foster took the
platform at midnight to road the resolu-
tions, but tho convention voted Go give him
leave to print wherenpon the convention
adjourned TO 0 a m. today Tho resolu.
tions declare for himetallism and honest
money. The election of General Foraker
60 the United States senate is recommend.
cd, and Mckinley Is announced as the
candidate OF Ohio Republicans for prosi.
don't in 1886 An expression Of regret at
the death of Secretary Gresham was also
included.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
soclaI and PersonaI Notes.

Misses Louise and Sara Percy are visit
ing friends out Of town.
Major Edmund Mitchell, Jr' IS 8 year.
old daughter, Emily, Is quite sick with
measles.
Mr. and Mrs Henry @. Hess and son,
Of Fair Hill, Nd, are visiting relatives in
this city
G Sergeant Price, Jr. ard Willis
Martin, OF Chestnut Hill. Pa drove to
Wilmington yesterday In a handsome
four horse dray aud, late in the after
noon, went on down the Peninsula
Harry ]. Shoemaker, of DoylestUwn,
P'., was in town this mcrning.
The Junior Board Of the Homeopsi bic
Hospital will present the play. Miss
Jerr sometime in October.
Mr. snd Mrs. N. Henderson and Ms
Lewis Rhoades are in Washington to-
day.
Mrs. John b sshl, of Dover, is visit.
ing friends in this city.
VII Hines. Of Elkton, Nd. is
registered at the Clayton House.
Mrs. N. NJ. Browne, of this city, hiss
r, turnel from Salisbury. Md after q
weeks stay with friends there.
Isaac @ Haines, of ChIistians, and Miss
Clara b. Boulden. Of Camden. N J wers
married in thet city on Tuesdev evening
by Rev. Mr. Grant They Will
reside At " risuana.
Ernest Smith is prostI a.ed with
typhoid fever.
Miss Laura + Cavender has gone to
Glenside, Montgomery county, Pa
E Merritt Fowler. Of Smyrna, was il
town 70 day. as we're also General Theo-
dore f Armstrong. OF Newark, ant
George w. Spicer. Of Marshallton
The county and city rfices and banks
ars closed The stock msrkets az,
closed until to-morrrv and the bulls anC
bears are taking much needed rest.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
THAT DEPEW DINNER.
was 1t shrewd Political scheme or just
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4 Jolsc2
NEW YORK. May sO--At 43 Wost
Fifty fourth street. the Widest house in
tho block between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues. Chauncey NJ. Dopew last evening
entertained at dinner Benjamin Harrison,
Governor Morton, Governor Mckinley,
General Horace Porter, Mayor Strong,
Hamilton Fish, Colonel Fred d. Grant,
Lieutenant Governor Charles I. Saxton.
ex-Judge William ii. Robertson mot the
state senator) ID. o. Mills. Stephen B.
Elkins Warner Miller, William Brook
field, J. J. Belden, State Senator Mullin,
Edward Lautorbach, Frank Hisnook, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Thomas II. Carter,
chairman Of the Republican national COM
mittee; Cornelius n Bliss Police Com
missioner Theodore Roosevelt. General
Samuel Thomas Z. II. Butler of Buffalo,
Frank 5. Witherbee Of Port Henry, Buster
Depew and Thomas g. Platt.
Mr. Depew sat in midtable, with Gem
eral Harrison at his right and Governor
Mckinley at his loft. Opposite Mr.. Depew
sat Governor Morton. Cornelius Wander
bilt sat mt tho governor right and Sena-
tor Carter Of Montana at his loft Tom
Reed was off in the wilds OF Maine and
NpAtA ARN W ANlAApA W AlAlHAulhf ~ No
didn't come
The political significance Of the dinner
is believed TO have been greatly magni.
fled. Most of the practical politi ians who
received invitations treated the matter as
ono of Our Chaunoey's" jokes The Hon.
Thomas G. Platt spoke Of it as q hominy
dinner. This is what Dr. Depew said about
it before it took place:
It's just o quiet sooiablo dinnor, and
there will be no speoohmaking nor any
thing Of. the sort I mover mako speeches
in my own house. What could DO more
natural than that the friend of ex-Presi-
dent Harrison (the only living ex-presi-
dent) and the man who nominated him
should give q dinner in his honor and in
vito all tho Republican leaders he could
reach? The idea first occurred to me last
Friday, and l Immediately started TO car
ry it out
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
DIED.

BRADLEY AT Reading, May 90. 1895
Cathaiine Bradley, Hged - years.
Relatives and frienus of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend her funeral from
the residence of her brother, j. H. Bradley,
lltO French street. on Saturday morning
High mass at 81. PRtrick's Church nj
O'Clock. Interment at New Cathedral Gem
etery.
CANNON la this city, on the 9th instant
Mary Cannon, aged 81 years.
CLARK lin Delaware City, on May 20, 1896
Margaret CLARK.
GIBBONS.-On Sixth-day morning, Fifth
month, "a, 1879 Abraham Gibbons In his SD
year
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
shnt the lYronr Van.

NASHVILLE. May 30-J. W. Kirk. su-
perintendent Of prisons, was accidentally
shot in the head by a. J. Vaughn Of vii.
liams county in the state treasurer office.
Vaughn and John Davis OF Marshall ooun.
ty had some words over an old matter,
when Vaughn shot at Davis The bullet
missed and struck Kirk, inflicting a dan
gernus wound.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Lambert Dozen weddInr.

The marriage Of Miss Mary Ella Doren
and Rev. George W. Lambert, Of Glou
cester, N. j., occurred Ia the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church last evening at
o'clock Rev Miller Jones. Of Village
Green, Pa, otiisiated, assisted by Rev.
William A. Walling, pastor Of the
Misses Adele and Bessie Jones. Of
Village Green, were bridesmaids and
Charles Hsines, Of Camden, N. j., and
Joseph Bullen, of Canada, were gruoms-
men. The ushers were DR.. Alexander
Gay. Kennard Jones aud Edmund Jones
of Village Green. and Blanchard Vansant,
Of this city.
Following the ceremony. the bride held
an informal reception in the church
parlor from to 6 80 o'clock. Among
the guests were Mr. aud Mrs Harry
Emmons, Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Kline, Mr.
and Mrs Benjamin Morrison, DR. Cook,
Mrs. Amanda Bratton, Mrs Walter
Walls, Miss Ada Bennett. Mrs Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs P. B Ayars, Walter
Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Clarsncs
Green, Mrs. George Cex, Mrs. Jane
Wainwright, Miss Bessie Niles, Mrs.
Annie Miles, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dglby,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Downes, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Westcott, Mrs Sallie Cook.
Miss Anna Prince Mrs W. A. Walling,
Mrs. Shockley, Miss Clara Kitselmsn,
Miss Mary j.. Fighter, Miss Reba Faller-
ton, Miss Edna Walters. Misses Mary
and Bertha Kline, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis lbaugh, Miss Minnie Ioaugh,
Mrs. Samuel j. Davis, Professor
Moses Heath, T. A White. Frank
Maxwell Mr.. and Mrs Winfield,
Miss Bessie Penrose, Miss May
Mcclure, Miss Emma Ibaugh, William
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs Bntler.
Miss Blanche Butler, Miss Emus
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ia Cant
we'll, Miss Alice Whitaker Ortho
Strayer, Mr.. and Mrs Norman Bottger,
Miss Lou aud Bertha Elliott, Mrs. Grace
Elliott, Miss Clara Griffith, Mss Ella
Keen, T, A Mcclure, Miss Maud Lane.
Miss Annie Richardson, Miss Nellie
Dunn, Miss AnHie Maxwell, Miss Jean
Heseock Miss Eta Slicer. Miss
Bertha Bone. Miss Bertha First.
Miss Anna Hopton, John Hlldrsth,
Curtis Pierce. wellington Pierce, Mrs.
Rachel sargeant, AR. and Mrs. ]. Bark
ley, Mrs James Appleby, Mr.. and Mrs
Benjsmi Shakespeare, Miss Jennie
Brown, Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. Benson,
Misses Lulu and Nina Newman, Miss
Clara Dill, Miss SAllie Zsbley and Miss
Mable Farnsworth.
Mrs. Lambert entertained the members
OF her Sunday school class last night al
the home Of her parents, No. 925 Market
street. She viii entertain the choir
tomorrow evening.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
will 60 to Gloucester, where Mr.. Lambert
has charge.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Japanese seize Formnsa.

SHANGHAI, May 30.-Lord Ii Ching
Fang, son of Viceroy Ii Hung Chang,
with Mr.. John w Foster, will start for
the Pesoadores today to formally transfer
the island of Formosa TO the Japanese.
The Japanese have landed at Taipehfk, a
town of 40, 600 inhabitants, II miles up
the Tamsui river. the residence Of tho
governor Of Formosa, and have informed
the authorities that they intend to take
possession Of the island Fighting is Inn
minent
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
a rlcht Rehlnd thn soenes.

BALTIMORE, May 80. Professor Pietrc
Minett, vocal instructor of the Peabody
institute passed a night in cell and was
fined for assaulting Mr. Gustave Hinrlchs,
the conductor and manager of the grand
opera company now performing in the
Academy Of Music in this city. Minotti.
il is said, was denied the privileges of the
stage by Mr.. Hinrichs; hence the assault.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Monte Cristo Drouin Arrested.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 80. - Edward
Drouin, the eccentric and wealthy ex- Phil
adelphian, was arraigned in court today.
From the manner in which Drouin spends
money he has been ohristened the Monte
.Cristo Of Atlantic City. Drouin abused
policeman and was locked up. As the
otfense was but trifing he was discharged
with warning By the Justice.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
A Mountain murder.

RALEIGH, May 30.-At Burnsville, a
mountain town, Bingham Ray shot and
killed Wyland Hass. The men had been
fast friends but Hass while drunk threat
ened to kill Ray and the shooting follow
cd. Ray, who belongs to wealthy fam
ily, escaped.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
WIn PIeAd VIA the conn ans.

The Republican managers are making
extraordinary efforts to awaken the
German voters to the dire necessity of
voting on Saturday DR.. A. E. Frsntz,
Hugh c. Browne and James McKelvey
iii p cad with them in German Hsll
this ey ening,
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Gibbons Loaves Paris For Rome.

PARIS, Mqy 30.-Cardinal Gibbons OF
Baltimore after visiting the archbishop
Of Paris, Cardinal Richard, has started for
Rome. He will stop a day at Diion and
a day at Florence whilo on his way to
Rome. In the latter city the cardinal will
DO the guest Of tho lathers Of 81. Snlpioe.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Rabbi stricken In the PuIpit.

INDIANAPOLIS, May sO-Louis Shere-
zefsky, a Jewish rabbi in charge of the
Sharah Teflla, was stricken with death
just after finishing his sermon, and his
wife became a raying maniac.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
murderer Gets rifteen Years.

BRIDGEToN, n. j., May 8o.-Sandy
Hayes, who stabbed John Booth in a
drunken brawl at Port Norris a month
ago, was convicted of murder in the sec
ond degree Judge Reed sentenced him
to Is years in the state prison.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
ITEMS oF:lNTeREsT.

After gazing on the rotund figure OF Queen
lii, we were surprised 20 hear that those
who searched her house discovered that Rhe
had small arms.-Dubuque Times.
Makes pure blood. These three words tell
the whole story Of the wonderful cures by
Hoods SarsaparlllR. IL Is the best blood pur-
ifer and Spring medicine.
Hoods pills have won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy actlOn.
An Ohio cat has three eyes and three ears.
Il might be hired TO watch the gold reserve
New York Prtss
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
MLIminr ton AIan in tha Contest.

B Denver Csppage, OF M. 1905 West
Sixth street his city, has also entered
the Times prizs contest. In that paper
OF to day appear designs Of tennis ard
bicycle costumes, esch of which is
ori ginAl and unique.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
nre.rer Pnhst nend.

NEW YORK, May 30-Herman Pabst,
the manager Of tho Chicago branch of the
Pabst Brewing company, died Of apoplexy
at the Hotel Majestic. The deceased was
a brother Of Ferdinand Pabst. the presi-
dent Of the big brewing company.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Ex-sherin Shot the sherifr.

Fort WORTH, Tex, May 30. -Ex- -Sher-
iff j. b. Bookham Of Motley county shot
and killed g. W. Cook, present sheriff of
that county, as be stepped off the train on
his arrival at Seymour There was an old
fattd
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage of Harry E, Thomas
and Miss Martin Announced.
THE LAKBBRT-DoRBN MARRIAGE

Followed By Reception in the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church ParIor-RIse Of
Former Wilmington Newspaper Man.
Other Items OF Iuterest to wiImingt on.
People and Their Friends.
An cofur1uni cations intended for irsortinr
4 thia column should be addrssred 60 societv
EGitnr care OF the EVEE1NG 5OURRlL. Com
municAtions should be written on onepsde of
She DAreT only
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Crushed by n Bic Bowldsr.

CANoNsBURG, Pa. May 80 by the fall
Of bowlder at Bells tunnel, near hero,
two men were killed and five injured.
All Of them belong TO a negro gang that
was brought here from Virginia. The
dead are Hezekiah Davis and Ed Ander-
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Anothar Lune WaddInr.

The mErrisge has just been announced
OF Harry h. Themss and Miss Margaret
E Martin, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James " N srtin. The cere mony will
take place on Wednesday, June 10. at
the home of the brides parents, No.
9Of West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Few sunday narber shons.

ALsANY, Mag 80. The governor has
signed the bill Of Senator Collins requir-
ing barber shops in all parts Of the state
except Saratoga and New York, to be clos.
ed on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Reward For Culver's Murderer.

NEWARK, n. Y, May 3O.-The SUPER
visors notified the sheriff of Wayne county
to offer reward Of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer of Roy M.
Culver
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Attached the circus Horses,

MIDDLETowN, n r, May 3O-Buck
Taylor, q cowboy with a wild west circus
which showed at Liberty, attached the
five best horses in the show for his salary
Of 500, which, he alleged, was due him
Twenty employees Of the circus resigned.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30

To Municipal Court last evening Wal
ter Brown wss srraignad for being
drunk he was In court only short
time ago apd took the pledge. Judge
Ball fined him $40 and costs.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
killed by a Dynamite Blast.

BATAVIA, n. Y, May 30.-John Nor
rill was fatally and John Pratt seriously
injured by the premature explosion Of a
dynamite blast.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
MARRInn.

sDHOOLNIASTER = MARTIN AZ the
Union M. e. parsonage. 5i3 jefferson street.
Monday afternoon. May "a ISIS, by Rev. John
ID. q. Hanna, Frederick III. Schoulmaeter. OF
Wilmington, Del, and Miss Annie Martin, OF
Scranton. IA.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Qeoree Gouldls Yacht,

LONDON, May 30. - George Gould's
steam yacht Atalanta has gone from
Southampton TO Havre.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
british FIeet ordered to Beyrout.

CAIRO, May 80 Tho British neot has
been suddenly ordered to Beyrout owing
10 disturbances there
Evening journal., 1895-05-30

W MIyGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD. Time table IN effect May 10Th
trains leave Wilmington, French rtrsei
sfetion. Tor b. & q. jdnction. MOntchanin
Winterthur, duyencourt, 6iTnnopue, CosaKrt
Uhsdds' Ford Junction, pocopson, Wesi
Chester, Embreeville. Mortonville, Coates.
gille and intermediate statiora. daily. except
sunday, al 7i6 4 N. ~, as snd - no;
Sunday only et 8 @ 4 nj 55 and o5 . Ia.
For Waynoaburs Junction. springiieiu ann
Intermediate stationa, daily. except Sunday
Al 60 Am. fh and % . NJ. Sunfaya only ~
a'0 an, ] 55 and CD . ~.
For joanna, tsIrdshDro. Reading and int q
mediate etatiOne. daily. except SUNDAY. A.
70 N snd b5 N SUNDAY oaiy AZ $40 a IA
and 55 pm.
=. roGAustANn. srrsri, tendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Fifty years Of pyedded pIlss,

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Gam bic, an
aged and respected couple, enjoy the
distinction of having been married fifty
years. They have issued cards for their
golden wedding. which will be celebrated
at their home, No Robinson street. on
Monday evening, June 10. At that time
many of thsir friends will call TO tender
their congratulations.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
A Former Wilmington Newspaper Man.

- EVIIII7I " IlTlIHEV0U N0W8P8V0T MUM
J. Barton Cheney formerly city editor
Of the Every Evening has been chosen as
soclats editor to Editor Edward Box, of the
Ladies' Home Journal He will assume
his new position June Mr. Cheney
recently was the managing editor Of the
Sunday Grit, at Wllliamsporb, Pa
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
Preston w. Yeager'S,

No trouble to get suited as far % price Is
concerned We have II from 30 piece
up Some special bargains in Gold Papers.
WINDOW SHADES
Plain Shades, spring rollers, 10 and 2Oe
each. zoe shades water proof Opaque
Cloth. Doc each oil Cloth. 80 and 60c
each. Shades with fringe. 40. 80, G5, zoe
each and up Lace border Shades. 90,
1jc, 5 each and up Embroidered Shades,
something new, Doc each
The largest stock OF Wall Papers and
Window Shades to select from IN the city,
We are using great deal OF our Damp
Wall Varnish. Try It.
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
The PeOpIe

Have found out that the cheapest and
best place TO buy Wall Papers and Win
dow Shades is ab
Evening journal., 1895-05-30
weather Forecast.
ror YIoIatlng ID Jan.

Fair; warmer; soushorly winds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

QUE 20, - habia adelanuain considerable
mente AGn dietaba Glen pasos de 81, cuan
do alcauzi al sen II q > Mauterne, que Sc
habfa detenido al veFle 'eg4r
Ne parecio Cue camaisban alganas pals-
bras, casi en- ri inisino momento vi >
nuestTo amigo szotar repeti4amellte con la
fu>ta Ell rostro del serfor d. N M4uterne.
FL seTior de Brenlly 70 solo llsgamas
tempo para impedir que aqne Ia escena to
m $50 odioso caracter
Desgraciadsmente, era inevitable el duelo
entire los i6venes, y tuvinos one traer con
nosotros los dos amigos one acom oa fIahan
al seTior de Mauterne, los sen1re Qairoy y
Ashley, este liitinlo inges
Jorge nos precedi0 la gniat9.
Is elecsioa De armes prftenecia. sin duda
alguna, Il uuestro adsersaria pero habieD
do Observable que sus padrinos yaoilaban.
p3r indifereneia cirenns pecci6a. entire Ia
e<pada IA pist la, calcu6 ne con IN paco
detisstre<a podriamas -hacer reeaer Ia e'ec
ci6l en- ci seotido qle uos fEtese IN s f4vo-
rable
En- consecuencia de este. consuItamos
rreviamante 4 Eaastro amig3, qaien eiigio
destie Inego Ia espada
-Pero nsted tira mny bien ta pistol. le
be gisto tirar observ6 II Z II T de b entity
-;rieue usted segnrid4d de IN nejar fgIal
rleate In epada9 no sc epgana usted, por
pios. pnesfo que - trata de un duelo 4
mnertes
-Lo ss, contest5 s.nriendo: pero n
q err pena por la espads IN cuarto sea 20
sibie
Ganif,<tando tn acknowledgements 81 de
SEQ, crefrnes eopsegsfir Inacho con IA Gee
cion de esf arEssls ssis.Iss T. c-nve nfo Gle el
isfsse eee6 ts.ar4 : l..s sss.s - d II na1s
I'd aig l.esssv
Dafante el resto del dla naestro amigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

mostro sorprerdente libertad de esriritu V
hasta algeria en- cieltos momentos, que nos
extrafl0 todos, especls mepte q mi esposa,
cue 30 sabia como eAplica rsela. Compren-
dera IL ted cue Id pohre MarqueSa iguoraba
los Ii timos acontecimientos.
s. retro las dp D. dos horas deS9ues
VI luz atln en- sn nabitaci0n impulSado por
Tags az taei6n que 70 podia deseehar, al
propio tempo por Ia ami tad. entire en- sn
euarto carca de medil noche, encontraGdo-
10 may tranqnile: acababi DE- e@crlbiF ce
rraba yarios sobres.
Tome listed me dijn poniendome en- la
mano aqnelIos papeles. 10 ms difscil est4
hecho u -anadi6 Wy Gormir como un
1ienayentarado
Quise darle aieHnos consoles tespicos so
bre Il manejo de- arms de qna m7y pronto
hebia de seryirse. ne eseneh h6 coa distrac
eion d. psonto, adelantsndo FL brszo.
Pil-eme usted me dijo
Lo hiee, onede conyeucid1 70 que su
calma animaci6n 10 tenian uada de f.
bril-
--E>tgnlo ad. usdie eae ii nv qniere
eaer cout s'6 Baenas nochss querido
amigo.
lie sbrace self
Ayer. las oeh1 media lie la ms1ana,
Jorge, el senior dc Breuilly 20 nes epeou-
tIaoamos eu nn eamino POGO frecuentado,
equidistante de Malauet de Mauterne,
que isabia sido desgnado como campo dc
coobate
casi enseeaida lego nuestro adyersarie,
aeomps nandole los sefiores Qliroy ASH. !.
FL earacter del insnlfo no permitfa tenfati
yas de reeoneiliaci6n. rrvimos que pvoce
Ter inlnedi.tameAts nj dn=lo.
En- ellat ta se.snso 81 gaardsa rgs.
L-sdin1s Ia lar de- "a complete de.conoci-
nieuto del maneio de Ia espada. Fl sensr