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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
TYBEE ISLAND STORM.

Savannah, Ca, Oct. III. S. Bvans,
assistant lighthouse keeper at Tybee,
arrived in the city today and brings
the first definite information of dam
age ON the island. The Chatham
club house was unroofed. All i'm
provements made by Bohan and Cow
an on the pavilion, bar, etc., were
blown away. The electric light plant is
safe. Tybee hotel is damaged but
slightly, comparatively speaking, only
windows gone, etc. The Zoroday club is
slightly hurt. The Catholic chapel is
demolished. All new cottages escaped
with slight injury. Nerandas and
windows were blown off the Atlantic
club house. The waterworks, where
the Ocean House used to be, was bad
ly damaged. A wheel blown from
them crashed through the house Of
Chief of Police Nail, but struck no
one. Kehoe's cottage has lost its
roof. The Naylor House escaped with
slight damage. Solomon's cottage has
had its roof and p!azzas blown way.
Cottages IN Butierv:!le were more or
less Injured. Major Ryan's cottage
has lost its roof. Except the loss OF
fencing the light house is all right. At
Matello the tower flag pole was In
injured, windows blown in and furni-
trrc flooded with water.
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Grif Jones for Sheriff.

Judge Griff Jones announces
himself for the office of sheriff, in
dependent of all cliques, rings or
combines. Judge Jones has served
as justice Of the peace for the last
four years, and in that capacity
has proven himself worthy OF the
confidence Of the people. Griff
Jones is a native of our city; man
Of sterling worth, and capable of
filling the Office to which he as
pires to the satisfaction OF every
one. Judge Griff Jones has a host
of friends-friends who have
known him all his life, not for a
few years, not for a season, but
from boyhood up. He belongs to
the race who have made our city
and county; he asks the support of
the people, independent of cliques,
rings or combines, and will be
heard from on election day.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Ben KiolbaSsa is ill.
Mr.. A. P. Rivas is ill.
Geo. w. Hobbs, of Spofford, is at
the Maverick.
Hon. C. G. Pierce, OF Laredo, is
at the Mahncke.
Mrs. H. A. Stafford, OF Uvalde,
is at the Maverick.
Mrs. G. g. Wordsworth, OF Cuero.
is at the Southern.
Attorney B. B. Rose, of Devine,
is at the Southern.
Senator Horace Chiffon is at the
Southern from Tyler.
d. G. Muenster and wife, of Lu-
ling, are at the Mahncke.
q. Spence and wife, of Fuentes,
Mexico, are at the MahDcke.
]. Hamer left this morning for
Centre Point and will return Sat-
urday.
Gus. Ebeling and wife, OF Schu-
lenburg, are quarteIed at ;. the
Mahncke.
Dr.. w. G. Young, of Rsyne, La,
and DR.. F. F. Young, of Abbeville,
La, Ire at the Menger.
Mrs. G.. ". Tandy left yesterday
to rejoin her husband, now in
Seneca, Mo-, on business,
W. F. Lippold and wife lefG Tor
Centre Point this morning to at
tend the fair, and will return to-
night.
Mrs. George Fraser, of Jackson,
Miss, arrived in the city this
morning and is stopping at the
Menger.
Mr.. T. H. Micklejohn, Fred, his
son, and John Downey, returned
yesterday afternoon from their
two weeks fishing trip to the Ci-
bolo.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Denver and San Antonio Invest
,ment company. TO Joe F. Spence. lots
5O.51 and -. block 30. South Heights:
5000.
G.. II. and W. G. ]. Schneider. Ag-
mes L. Webb and husband, tn Kate
|. Fisher and husband to Fritz Vein
gartz. lots . and 4. block 3. on Ave
nue. d; $4,000.
Fritz Weingartz to George c. Sauer
same property; $1,000.
SOciedad Mutualista MeXicana to
Bishop Forest, north half of lot D,
block .. Washington Square; $1,000.
Hettie Sprague to p. Z. Klein. lots
31,32. block 80. South Heights; $3.50.
Roman Urrabasto to George Har-
old. lot II. block 81. in ElmendOrf;
500.
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ARMY NEWS.

The cavalry squadron went to Leon
Springs today. 1t was commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Whitside. Lieu
tenant Carson will act as squadron ad-
jutant and Lieutenant Reed as quar-
termaster.
Muster took place yesterday morn
ing on the lower parade in brigade
formation, the troops being equipped
for the field. The only music was
that furnished by the trumpeters, the
band instruments having been for
warded to the target range.
Signal drill for the post commenced
eoday. There will also be a change
in the garrison calls.
During the absence Of the squadron
dress parade will be discontinued.
COmmissary Sergeant Kenkel, sta
toned here for some time in the Office
of this department. left last evening
for his new station, Fort Warren.
Mass.
Blacksmith Nordquist, troop b. Sew
enth cavarly, tried at Fort Grant and
found guilty of diSObedience of orders.
was sentenced to forfeit SO of his
pay. The court said it let him down
thus easily on account of his previous
good record. The reviewing author
ity. General Wheaton remarks. that
if there is any letting down to be
done in such matters he is the one to
do it. Courts have no power to miti-
gate sentences.
Sergeant Lyons. of troop X. Fifth
cavalry. was operated upon this af-
ternOOn for hernia. at the post hos
pital.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The county commissioners this
morning appointed Gus Wehmeyer
overseer of the extension of Brown
road to succeed Joe ZellenwitZ, who
has resigned.
The salaries of the janitors of the
new courthouse were fixed at $40 per
month and engineer $50 per month.
Superintendent Salliway was in
structed to have bulletin boards for
the sheriff and constable placed in
the new courthouse.
A petition of NJ. ID. Cohen for the
privilege of putting up movable
show case on the first floor of the
new courthouse for the purpose of
selling cigars and papers was re-
jected.
\ number of acquisitions of the
county poOrhouse superintendent were
granted
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MASSACHUSETTS, TICKET.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-The Massa-
chusetts state Republican convention
met here today for the nomination of
presidential electors and state officers.
Discussions were harmonious and the
work of the convention was accom-
nlished with celebrity. Ex-Governor
J, A. Bracket, and w. ii. Halle, of
Springfield were designated as cleo
tors-at-large. Roger Wolcott, who has
filed the executive office since the
death of Governor Greenhalge, was
unanimously nominated for governor
The rest of the ticket is as follows:
Lieutenant Governor, w. Murray
Crane.
Secretary of State, w. NJ. Olin.
Treasurer, Receiver General, S. P.
Shaw.
Auditor, John w. Kimball.
Attorney General, Hosa NJ. Knowl-
ton.
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THE CUBAN BENEFIT.

The complete program of the Cuban
club benefit at the Grand opera house
tonight is as follows:
Address. Cuba Libre"-by Cover
nor Charles A. CulbersOn.
Address-By Rabbi II. J. Elkin.
Cuban resOlutiOns-By b. l.. Tenn
pie.
Piano. Poff Sonata, Op. 49, Largotte
Tarantelle-By Eugenia Jeffries Bra
han.
Comic sketch-By Reilly Gordon and
George Walker.
Skirt dance-Nathalie DalkowitZ.
Specialists Jennie Ryan.
Song-La Golondrina, Adele Neu
endorff.
Violin solo, selected-Seymour S.
Heyman.
Recitation. STANDARDIZATION Dove.
Comedy-Frank Rex.
Song, Echo-MonrOe =. Seeley.
Piano, Cuban Patriots March-By
the composer Max E. Jesse.
Double quartette, Jolly Blacksmith
Nose Frank, Albert Marucheau,
William Schuwirth, C. A. Coughlin,
Wilson Baker, Gilbert Schramm, Ed.
Corbett, Henry Marucheau.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01

opinion as to its personnel. In1s92 the
populists nominated him for the state
senate from the district made up Of
Coffee and Franklin counties. Once
having accepted the nomination he
went about the campaign with a will,
and discovered to his amazement that
he could make a rafting speech. APP
plause became sweet to his ears and he
soon became powerful orator. To-
day Mr.. Leedy is, perhaps, the best
cat4EEas-catch-can debater the popu-
lists have. He won by a handsome ma
jority and was member of the legisla-
ture of 1893, when the house was divid-
ed into a dual organization and which
caused comment over all the country.
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TRYING TO GET THERE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 1.-The Balti-
more and Chic eastern express which
left Pittsburg last night was held at
lockwood where the Somerset and
Cambria branch to Johnstown inter-
sects the main line. At daylight it
was decided to advance to the scene
of the wreck where the passengers
were transferred. The Cleveland base
ball club was on the express bound for
Baltimore to open the Temple cup Sc
ries of games. During the early morn
ing it seemed that it would be impos-
sible to reach Baltimore in time for
the game but the Baltimore and Ohio
officials stated they would make the
effort to get the club into Baltimore
by $3.50 or o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
CANADIAN PACIFIC LOCKED.

Buffalo, n. Y. Oct. IA special
from Montreal says: No trains are
moving regularly on the Canadian
Pacific this morning except between
Toronto and this city. There is talk
of compromise being effected be-
tween the strikers and railroads.
RumOrs of sympathetic strikes in 9th
or branches of trainmen's orders are
rife. The situation is serious. The
road is using every inducements to
hire operators to take the place of
the strikers, but experiences great diff
ticulty in getting competent men. At
this season of the year the movement
from Manitoba is considerable and
the canadian Pacific has an unusual
volume of freight business.
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A POPULiST LEADER.
j. W. Leedy, the Silver Candidate for
Governor of Kansas.


Governor of Kansas.
J. W. Leedy, the populist nominee for
governor of Kansas, was born on a
farm, reared on a farm, and has fol-
lowed agricultural pursuits during the
AZ years of his life. He was born in
Richland county, O., but it was not until
1881 that he tried Kansas. In that year
he bought farm in Coffee county, and
about three years ago he moved up to
Leroy and went into live stock dealing.
When the Missouri Pacific brought its
lines into that part of the state Mr.,
Leedy was employed in the construc-
ton department Of the road. Mr.. Leedy
is recent addition to the ranks Of the
politicians. Until four years ago he
took small interest in local or national
affairs, contenting himself with voting
the democratic ticket regardless of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
PATRICK'S SNAKE STORY

officer Pat Bergen's chicken snake,
which he captured early Sunday
morning during the heavy rain at the
corner of South Flores and Nueva
streets. has found an owner. Pat
turned the snake loose in the grass
of the garden around the city hall,
and yesterday afternoon. while gar
dener was at work cutting the grass.
he came across the snake, and
thought it was a RATHER. He didn't
get excited, however, and notified
Officer Mitchell in the police office.
This morning a man living on Nueva
street called for the snake. He said
he owns it. and also a rattle snake,
both of which are his pets.
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THE COLOR LINE.

II. l.. Chapman was fined 50 by
Justice Deyine this morning charged
with taking part in an ARRAY with
George Fenner. Chapman is a colored
barber on West Commerce street and
Fenner is a white waiter in restau-
rant in the old Washington theatre
building. A separate space is set a
side for colored people, and it seems
that Chapman took exception to the
rule. which led to blows between
the two.
Fenner's case was tried by jury
and he was acquitted.
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CRUSHED TO PIECES.
A Printer While Stealing a Ride Run
Over BY the Cars.

A Printer While Stealing a Ride Run
Over by the Cars.
When the International south.
bound train arrived in San An
tonic last night the man whose
duty it is to inspect and oil the
wheels on the arrival OF every
train, was Mortified to find pieces
Of hu man flesh and bones hanging
to the trucks OF the cars. This
was the sign OF a sad accident
somewhere along the line. 1t was
later learned that a man had
been mangled near Adams station,
about seven miles north of San
Antonio.
Coroner Griff Jones was mott.
fed, and in company with
Constable McCloskey went out to
the scene in special train
provided by Chief Dispatcher ice
Schneider, to view the remains.
The remains were scattered along
the track for a distance OF fifty
yards; these were picked up and
filed large cracker box.
They were brought to San Anto-
MO and buried this morning in
the potter's field.
The supposition is that the man
came to his death while stealing a
ride on a northbound freight train
and that he fell off and was run
over by a south-bound passenger
train. The mans entire head was
crushed off at his jaws and nothing
could be seen of his face. No pa
pers were found on him.
A soldier this morning identified
him as Harry Young, a printer,
about % years OF age, but nothing
could be learned of his relatives.
Young was seen last Tuesday with
Ben Wolf, also printer, who came
here from Helastea.
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KILLED BY THE STORM

Washington, Oct. 1.-The first loss
of life in Washington City from the
storm was reported today when the
body of James Fitzgerald was found
in the ruins of the Beatty building
on Pennsylvania avenue. There were
ten persons known to be in this build
ing when its walls fell in but they es-
capped without serious injury. Fitz-
gerald was machinest in the navy
ward,
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB CONVENTION |

st. Louis, Oct. Arrangements are
about completed for the convention Of
the National Association of Democrat
ic clubs which meets at the Auditori-
UNI Saturday when three sessions will
be held. Tomorrow more of the clubs
will have arrived and in the evening
they will participate in the parade. 1t
is known that at least 200 clubs will
be in line. These clubs range in nu-
merical strength from 100 to 400 men,
bers each.
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Wholesale Arrest of Burglars.

A gang of 81 burglars has just been
arrested in Paris, which in the last
three years had committed more than
200 burglaries. They were admirably
organized, never used violence, and
made speciality of robbing churches
and priests houses. The chief of the
band is believed to be in the United
States.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The Light is authorized to an
nounce GRIEF JONES as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of
Sheriff ut the election, November 3,
and he appeals to the Independent.
intelligent citizens. who are opposed
to ring combinations, for support.
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miles from this city. 1t is sup
posed TO belong 20 parties here.
City Jailer Hardy had eighteen
prisoners to serve breakfast to this
morning.
The city police effected 302 ar
rests during the month OF Septem.
Der.
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FATAL FIRE IN IADONIA,

Galveston, Texas, Oct. 1.-(SpeciaD
4 special to the Tribune from Paris,
says: Half the business portion of
Ladonia, 80 miles southwest of Paris,
was destroyed by fire last night,
which originated in n hotel. The
landlady and two others persisted in
the flames.
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MKINLEY PILGRIMS.

Canton, Ohio. Oct. Flour trains
brought delegations from Portage
county. Ohio, with greetings to Maj.
Mckinley today. The first was a
party from the southern part. No
demonstrations was made uutil the
last arrived, when a parade was or
ganized. After n short march a
meeting was held in the Tabernacle.
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CAUGHT IN FLORIDA.
Marine Monster That Is Part Fish, Part
Bird, Part Animal.

Sea serpents are becoming too COM
mon, and when Florida people decided
to produce marine monster the SER
pent family was ignored and the Dia-
bolus Maris was produced.
The picture which is presented was
made from drawing sent to the Kan
sas City Journal by Capt. George Bier,
of the United States navy. The animal
was caught off the coast of Florida, at
Malanzas inlet, in 72 feet of water.
1t was caught on hook and line, and
when dragged aboard the boat was full
of fight. In order to preserve the
strange monster it was found necessary
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STAND BROKE.

Burlington, Iowa, Oct. Thirty
people on the reviewing stand of
Cemicentennial parade We're injured
today. The stand broke Gov.
Drake and Vive-P President Stevenson
were slightly hurt.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

We are authorize to announce
WM. HERPEL as candidate for
County Commissioner, from Precinct
No. 3. mt the election November 3.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01
Sorry Fate of Japanese Girls.

When japanese woman marries, her
teeth are blackened by process 50
tedious and painful that some girls for
this reason refuse to be married.
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LIGHT FLASHES,
IS. D sooDpH F, Fire Insurance

Peter Sturm is showing his
friends some fine big ripe bananas,
which were grow at his residence,
429 Main avenue.
DIR. G. l.. Wo( b, q spiritualist,
of San Francisco who is at pres
emit in this city, v II give lecture
at Beethoven ha Sunday night.
strawberry pla Is, the finest in
Texas. If set now NnillT produce fun
crop next spring. FIJI carefully Sc
lected plants S100 pei 700 at express
office, or 40 cents zen. Double
extra large plants, ligreed, $500
per 100. Cash with Sder. w. A.
MAR, Hallettsville, Tel 1O-1-1t.
Officers Parker, [itchell and
Herrera last night rested five
idle men as Migrants Ind the re-
corder fined each Of { h $40, or 10
days, today.
City pound off Gers captured
14l stray animal During Septem-
bar, an W. large number.
--Durl month of Septem-
Der therS 406 visitors who
registered ) Alamo.
The ladf\ choir of San Fer.
nando cathedral will have rehear-
sal tonight at Mrs. ]. F. Cassiano's
residence, No. 609 Main avenue.
"A street car man on the Edi-
son company line caught a rum
away mule with harness, this
morning on Garden street, and
reported the matter to police head
quarters.
The city is trying two new
horses in the fire department
which will probably be purchased
for the Dreiss hill fire station IL
they prove satisfactory.
Mrs. G. w. Campbell, aged 3S
years, died in the Santa Rosa hos
pital this morning from the effects
OF an operation. The remains were
shipped to Kingsbury, Texas.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to Charles A.
Bartholomaei and Sophie Rochow.
There were about forty visitors,
strangers, to the Alamo this
morning.
The chimney sweepers are now
busily engaged on the chimneys of
the residences in this city.
"A dance will be given Sunday
evening at Riverside park.
The Register, on Alamo plaza,
has been nicely refitted through.
out.
Mayor Elmendorf lost one of
his pet deer from his residence on
South Alamo street yesterday.
The county treasurer's office in
the new courthouse is the darkest
room in the entire building.
Great Iucohonee Daniels was
the victim OF gold.headed Gaming
by the Redmen last night.
During September there were
55 deaths recorded at the city
health office.
Alderman Axel Meerscheidt
called at the mayors office this
morning and qualified by taking
tho oath Of office.
IN. Y. Emporium Millinery Co,
with give a grand millinery opening
Oct t6tiR1 and 18th. You are cordially
.inyitkd 10 / ct
John Bacon created a great
disturbance at a colored church
last night, disturbed worship and
assaulted one OF the deacops. He
was fined $25 by the recorder this
morning.
During September there were
thirteen fire alarms in our city.
Recorder Shields had sixteen
cases before him this morning.
Constable McCIusky has ar
rested Erasmo Garzs as suspi-
cious character.
"A black horse was taken up on
4 L l.. z
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Light is authorized to an
nounce w. A. WURZBACH as can
didate for the office of County Judge
at the ensuing election, November 3.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-01

In Russia the principals IN duel par
take of breakfast together before going
out to fight.
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STOPPED SUGAR.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 1.-Speckles
sugar refinery shut down today.
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I Ioods
and easy to operate is true
of Hoods Pills, which are n1H
up to date in every respect HS
Safe, certain and sure. All y

druggists. 25c. c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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No Grippe

When you take Hoods Pills. The big, oldfash
ioned, sugar-coated pills. which tear you all to
pi9es, are not in it with Hoods. Easy to take
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BUILDING RECORD.

During September there were forty
nine building permits issued by the
city clerk. distributed as follows:
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BETHEE a. M. d. CHURCH.

There will be literary and subse-
quently a unique social and refresh
ments, at Bethel "A. NJ. q. church at
s p. N. today.
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Che Daily Light,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER l. 1896.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-11
LA SRA. DONA
Maria B0rn0iO dc Roses.
Il I. 4.

Tristc cosa es, en- vetdad, el despe-
dir un dla y otro a los que sc van por
el can.ino de la Eternidad; y mas
tGste aun el vaclo que a nuestro lado
qucIa por Ia ausencia ab<O uta del ser
gu :rido, venerable Q apreciado, sobre
tod, tFatandos: de una dc esas en-
tilAIes que en- los puebIos oston'au a
Vlrtud acrisOiAl,a.
Nos rcfe imos > la muerte pfematu
ra dc una dana arecihe1a, qus por
5us simpatlas J otfas eipccisIes cir
cunstan1ias produjo aqul el sentimien
to pubIico. Hl>torcnos.
Un hombre de alma noble y gene
rosa y amante del trsbajo en- poseoion
va de un btilante capital. formado
honradamcntc con ell sudor de su fr n
te al e'e!r Ia compade ! dc sus futu
ros dias, Sc hjo en- dicha jovcn, que,
aunque sin bienes de f rtuna, poscia
en- cambio cl ms rico tcsoro de la
vl1a, el de la virtud; rcsultaron mG-
tuas las simpatias, la tendio su mano
protectora, acept6la con placer y Sc
juraron elena fe en- los altares de la
I8lesia
hmbos yehejabin una m'sm2 mo
dcstia. coincldiendo al mismo tempo
en- un mismo modo de ser y de pen
sar, y sin MS Gif~rtncia que Ia dv ser
ella Pobre y ii 'nay rtca.
Di la.e que Us 5isaos esl osJs Gran
felice', ella sobre todo, eIevada como
esta3a a i stins1iIa po siclon 50
cial. rodeada de riaue2as y de los
halagos cain ,sos 4 que ella jgua'-
IN ute corres pondia con sincere afec
to. Ella, adema5, creiase dl> hosA
al cultivar con su acostumbrada mo
destia las muchas amistades que us
bondad conquistara entire las |
Elmi'ias de esta poblacion, asl de po-
b como de RIGA. CUE siempre tue la
pism1, tan consecuente y sin preten-
SION alguna,
Fueron felices, hasta cierto punto,
oues era ella el encanto del hogar do