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KrMpps az Build Crui,ers.

LONDON. ENG, March 25.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Times telegraphs
that 1t is rumored that the Krupps have
undertaken to build two cruisers at their
own cost in the hope that the Reicbstae
Will authorize their purchaseby the Gov
ernment next year, Notwithstanding its
refusal to vote a credit for the purpose of
building such vessels. If the Reichstae
does not authorize the purchase of the
vessels there is little doubt that the
Krupps will find purchaser for them.
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faroo, ,sai school Qus.stow Set.red.

CHICAGO. ILL, March 25.--A Times
Herald special from Winnipeg, Man,
says: After bitter debate and many
stormy scenes, the Manitoba Legislature
Yesterday ratified the settlement of the
Roman Catholic parochial school question.
The bill EN- bodying the amendments TO
the school law. in accordance with the
Laurier-Greenway agreement, was read
third time.
When the ablegate of the Pope, now
en- route from Rome to Canada, arrives he
will ind the parochiai school question,
as far as Manitoba is concerned. settled.
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Erpelsed for ..Obvto,., rrc,,s ),

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 25.-The
board of directors OF the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange at meet
ing this evening expelled, for ssobyious
fraud. William e. Allen of Allen & Fo-.
dick, strock-biokers, at 81 Broadway.
The firm was accused of 'bucketinp" the
orders OF Mrs. j. d. f. Nash of Bridgeport.
Conn.,, and retaining s47, 900 in securities
deposited by her as margin.
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BETRAHAL OF BLANTHER.
11rne0 Orer to the Polio. by a JEALOUS
Uife.

Turned Over to the Polio. by a Jsasou,
Hife.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 25.-A
special from Dallas. Texas, says: Mrs.
Addie Blanther, wiie OF the San Francisco
murderer, who on Monday NIGHT last
killed himself with poison in Jail in Me-
ridian, Texas. Is living in Dallas. "A few
days before Blanther was arrested at Val.
ley Mills. Texas, where he was teaching
school under the name OF Forbes, his wife
confessed to the Chief OF Police that he
had murdered the San Francisco woman
Tor robbery. She said her reason for
betraying Blanther's Whereabouts to the
Texas authorities was that he became
enamored OF another woman near Valley
Mills.
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but was convalescent and intended to leave

but was convalescent and intended to leave
at once for southern trip. The immedi-
ate cause OF death was heart failure. The
remains will be inferred at Little Rock.
Ark, Sunday next.
Colonel Baker has spent forty of his
nifty Eight years in the telegraph service,
learning the Morse alphabet in Tusca-
ioosa, Ala. his native place. He sapsrin-
TENDED the construction OF lines in Texas,
Louisiana and Arkansas, and himself
owned line from Little Rock to Hot
Springs, Ark. His title was won as chief
OF the telegraph service of the Confederate
States. Since 1878 he has been superin-
tendent of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in st. Louis. He was a mem
Der OF several secret societies and was re-
spected and beloved for his many excel
lent qualities. His widow. FIVE dauphters
and three sons are left in moderate cir.
cumstances
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BREAKS AND CUTS
IN THE LEVEES
An Engineer Causes the
Water to Invade the
Country.
Cattle Drowned and Much SUI.
iering Among the Flooded
Farmers.
From Points in Missouri and Arkan.
sas Come Stories of Great
Devastation.

MEMPHIS, TENN. March 25.-The
Mississippi showed another fractional fall
to-day, SO slight as to equire no particu-
lar attention. Two small breaks in the
levee occurred near the Missouri line.
The most important development to-
day IS the story from Helena that the
lower White River levee from Mod oc
south had been cut under instructions
from the Desha Levee Board, in charge of
the leyee, and that the cutting was done
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
VICTORI FOR buck BISHOPS.

Chicago Judge Decides That Board of
Trade Cnn't UihhoId Market NetUs.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 25.-In the in
junction suit instigated by the Board of
Trade to restrain the telegraph companies S
from furnishing outsiders, and especially
bucket shops, with market quotations.
this morning. He declares that the QUO
tations are public property and cannot be
withheld by the board.
The court overruied motion to dis.
solve the tenn porary injunction restrain
ing the Board of Trade. the Western
Union telegraph Company, the Postal
Telegraph-Cable Company and the Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company from de-
taching telegraph wires from alleged
bucket-shops, from removing ''tickers" or
from interfering in any way with their
supply OF. market information.
Market news" the court said. "being q
species of property of public consequence.
the Board OF Trade shall not be permitted
to deprive the public of such information.
The Supreme Court has said that so long
as the board is in existence it must moi
discriminate In the distribution of its quo
tations and shall be caused to furnish in
formation to all persons at the same
terms.
"Ihe Board OF Trade has become sort
OF public agent, controlling to considera
BILE extent public interests and the inter.
ests of individual mem bers OF that public
who may be engaged in business affected
by the market news established by the
Board of Trade.
Telegraph companies are agents for the
public. The court does not want it un.
derstood that any individual has a righl
to go upon the floor OF the exchange ano
gather news, but approves of the rules and
regulations permitting the telegraph com
panies 10 distribute the news"
Conc uding, the court says: "Thess
market quotations have become clotheo
with public interest In behalf of suci
producers, consumers, shippers, mer
chants and dealers only as are engaged ir
Legitimate business and such as use or fur
nish the same for use in the Legitimate
business transactions of the country. Th,
law never stamps private property with
public interest for the benefit of the law
breakers"
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Ivory, who was branded as a dynamiter
by the Queens prosecutors and forced to
spend five mcn;hs in JAIL
Lawyer Mcintyre mas been preparing
the papers to accompany the demand for
indemnihcation. Several affiIavits with
lvory's own sworn statement are now ini
the hands of Secretary of State Sherman
- Lawyer Mcintyre is confident that thu
united States Government will take cog
nlzance OF the m tier, but should the Sec
ietary OF State fail to move, Mcintyre says
ne Will appeal to Congress.
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hansen wsu Lend the Franz.

LONDON ENG, March 25.-The Daily
News will tomorrow say that DR.. Nansen,
the Arctic exp orer. will lend the Fran,
the vessel in which he made his journey
to the far north, to q private Arctic expe-
dition that will start during the coming
summer. He will also give advice to the
mem bers of the expedition. The expedi-
ton will be mainly English and its pur-
pose will be meteorological observations
and an examination OF the Arctic currents.
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England and france VIII Confer.

LONDON. ENG. March 25-Lord SAL
isbury started for France this morning
on his way to Cimiez, whittier he goes to
act as Minister in attendance ON the
Queen. While in Paris he will have an
interview with M. Hanotaux, French
Minis OF Foreign Affairs.
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Princes. chim.y s,.u.onea 70 court.

fAKlS, FRANCE March 25.-Janos Rigo,
inc Hunaarian gypsy musician, and his
paramour, the Princess de Chimav, were
sum moned before magistrate this after
noon 10 answer to charges against them
IN connection with the scene which oc-
CURED iast Iuesday at the Hotel Termi-
nus, when RIGGS wife visited them in
order to establish grounds for divorce.
The couple fled shortly afterward, going
TO Cologne to escape the jurisdiction OF
the French courts.
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Mr.. IvoRr's IsDEus1rr.

Great BrifGfa Mar Re TAXED to Pm.
Him 100000
CHICAGO. Ills. March ga special
to the Tribune from New York SAYS: The
United States Government has been re-
qnesteo TO demand $lOO. 900 from the Brit.
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Looks Lts. Defsas for Dr. H.n,.r.

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 25.-A dis.
patch from Frankfort Ky. to the Courier
Journal says DR.. w. G. Hunter cannot be
elected United States Senator and be
might as we'll Withdraw. Senator Siege of
Louisville has notified DR.. Hunter that
he will not vote for him again. and three
other supporters will leave him Saturday
un ess ne shows that he can win. There
will be no election this week. but a per-
manent deadlock is next to i'm possible.
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Diplomatic R.,at,on, With venesu.r

LONDON, ENG. March 25. - The
Venezuelan Consul General, here, Senor
Vallanueva, confirms the staten ent that
DIR. Juan Pietrie, recently appointed
Venezuelan Minister to Spain and Ger
many, hes been accredited in that capa-
city to Great Britain despite the con-
tinued assertions to the contrary and adds
that Senior Bernabie Planas has been
nominated Secretary OF Legation in
London
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Butcher Turks to BE Tried.

CONSTANTINOPLE TURKEY. March
25.-The Sultan has ordered the summary
dismi- sal and immediate arrest OF the
Turkish officials in Tokat in Asia Minor
where lew days ago 100 Armenians were
massacred, snd a special com m ission will
be formed before which they will be tried.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
HIGHEST FLOOD.

iHe worst Ever Known on the Mis-
sissippi Rtver-Ona Great Sea
From New Madrid, Mo-,
to Helena, Ark.
Ihe Hood has already reached the high
est stage ever known, and every in
dication points to further rise and long
continuance. From New Madrid, Mo-, to
Helena, Ark. the whole country is under
water from five to twenty five feet as far
west as CrowIevs Ridge, except two ridges
between the Missississipi and the St.
francis rivers and the towns which are
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D.ath of a Do,paoer Duchess.

LONDON, ENG. March 25-Jane, one of
the Dowager Duchesses of Marlborough,
died at her residence in this city to-day.
She was daughter of Hon. Edward r.
Stewart and was the third vile Of the
sixth Duke of Marlborough.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Btsmarck Has q chill.

BERLIN. GERMANY, March 25. The Sc
verify of the attack OF neuralgia from
which Prince Bismsrk is suffering has
been increased by chill. His condition,
however, is not serious.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

sponse to call issued by State Senators
Frank I. Ransom and E. G. Watson and
representatives Charles Wooster and
frank L. Loomis, a mass State conference ce
OF OF 1ree silver Republicans opened here
ing State organization, and of naming
provisional State Senatorial Committee
ana member Of the provision al N alton al
committee. The conference was called
IN response to the suggestion of Senators
Teller and Dubois. who recently urged
the organization by States of the free
silver Republicans of the country.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
CPOSSIlal'S 5 Specific MiItlr5

With tnis lemedy persons IAN cure themselves
without the least exposure mango OF diet, or
change In applicat on TO business. The medicine
contains nothing that OF he least injury to the
= bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

Colonel Baker spent Forty Years In tho
Hestern Unions Serrfce.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 25.-Colonel L.
6. Baker. superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company in this city,
cied at his residence, 3941 Page avenue, at
O'Clock this evening. He had been ill
for three weeks from stomach disorder,
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The Sit'er conference Opens.
LINCOLN, NEBR., March 25.-In re-
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CANNED M1Ar COMPETxrIoN.

OF the surplus water by short route to
the gulf. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-22
Cruz ROja en- San Sebastian

Recaudaci6n inieiada por la Presidenta de
la Subcomisi6n, sc7lorita doTa Eugenia Corcha-
do, para socorrer i los heridos en- ell accidente
ocurrido Ell 2l de Marco.
Sra Justna Gran de Ramirez, 20 centa-
vos; senora Carmela Iturrino de Orfla, un pc
so; senora Luisa N. de Ballesteros, 20 centa
vos; sonora Carmen Acebedo de Domenech, 90
centavos; seTora Juana Torres de Salonero, 20
centavos; seilora Mercedes Mendez de Rivera,
40 centayos; seilora Zoila Colon de Caban, 40
centavos; nino Pepito Castafer Font, cen
taVos; senora Severiana Martinez de Martinez,
90 centavos; seI1ora Eula1a Rio de Gonzalez,
un peso; senora Justiniana Gonzalez Rio, un
peso; se1lora Ana Maria Acogta, peso; Sc
i1ora Dolores Perez, / O centayos; sonora Juaua
Pui OILS de Lopez, 10 centavos; senora Marga
rita Tisboa de Daz, so centavos; sonora Secun
dina Rivera de Gonzalez, 25 centavos; se1orita
Eufemia Colon Ceballos, 40 centavos; se1o-
rita Roselina Corchadoy Cruxen, 40 centavos;
seilora IIerminia Mende& de Rosa, 20 centavos;
se1lora Josefa Perez de Rosa, 20 centavos; Sc
forlta Decorosa Corchado y Cruxan, 20 centa-
vos; nino Manolin Gomez Pine centavos;
sonora Francisco I,iciaga de Angulo, 25 centa-
vos; senora Soledad Arcaya de Rosado, Is
centavoe; niilo Mauolo Mendez Liciaga, 10 CEN
tavos. Total, 40 pesos; 10 centaVos.
San Sebastian, Mario 26 de 1897.
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MorCadO de Barcelona
) DE ABRIL.

AzHcares de Cuba.-Huelga toda consi-
deraci0n sobre el estado de estos centrffugas,
porque siendo de la anterior zafra los que hay
disponibles Y en- general de clases baias de
escasa polarization, la demanda para ellos es
completamente nula pesar de la fojedad de
los p4ecios que cederfan por los tenedores.
Cotizamos nominal, ell centrifugal ptas. Is a 8 so
por Al. go llilos sin despachar deposito.
Id. de Ma1eao.-Sin arribos no es facil
que los haya, porque resultarfan estas classes d
mucho mayor coste del que ofrecerfan los COM
pradores, a pesar de estar desprovstos, y los
precios al por mayor sguen nominales por falta
de opeTaciones.
Id de Puerto -Rico.-Con ell V. <Buenos
AireaS vinieron $500 sacos de la Capital, 1850
de Ponce LOCO de Mayagjiez, todo centrffn-
ga exception hecha de aIgun pico mascabado
para almacenistas. Para el refno venfan unos
5000 sacos, para primeras manos 1862 sacos
centrifugal, ingenio eLsura1, vendidos pese-
tas 20 los SO kilos C. f. g., 1903 sacos en- dos
Totes, 1000 en- otro, que han pasado al refno
a precios reservados. Las facilidades en- las
ofertas de origen han permiti6o pasar 6rdenes
importantes del reiuo entire peaetas l9 90 los
so klos para ceptrifugas elaros C. f. s., pero
en- los cue hay aquf disponibles NADIA Sc hace
porque a les precios que eeflalamos J cuyos Ii
mites no Sc obtendrian facilmente los tenedo
res Sc retraon de vcnder, son centrifugas,
l.. de pesetas 1850 a II, segunda de l5 q
1926, mascabado, extra 1850 6. l.. de
Ia 1850 y corriente al rededor de l3; miel de
8 a 10, los 1850 kilos sin despachar.
A4w5bos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y FSlip5naas.
De /. Q enero al 81 MARIO. 2.186, 9o8 kilos
En- igual periodic de 1896 -. l4o, o6o
CafIs.-F uerto- Rico.-Ademas del arribo
avisado por vapor eBuenos Aireso de 3o3 sa-
cos procedentes de Santiago de Cuba, l,l21
de San Juan de Puerto Rico, SAT de Ponce y
1908 de Mayagiiez, parte para otras plazas y ell
resto para primeras segundas manos, ha en-
trado ell SAlfonso KID por trasbordo del &C.
de Cadze, 100 sacos de Ponce y 40 de Maya
giiez, todos para almaceniatas. Ell primer arri-
bo ha dado lugar algunos ajustes en- los dis
ponibes en- cases pueblo y hacienda, pero Sc
nota poca solicitud por quedar bien provistos
los compradores los precios han fojeado algo:
cotzamos, ell hacienda escogido de pfs. % SO
20 sin escoger 1880; pueblo 26 $3.50 J
corriente de Cuba 25 80 q 25'75 los 4l'6o kilos
despachados FsApieo-Los 800 sacos Zam-
boanga Cebu entrados por vapor <lsla dc
Panayo Sc han realizado con reserva cotiza
mos esta case de pfs. 24'25 24,75; Batangas
no hay nominal de $3.50 26 los 41s6O XII
los despachados fernando P6o.-Sin existen
ca nominal.
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Las refOrmas y 81 general WeyIer

La prensa madrilef1a llegada hoy asegura
que ell seflor Canovas del Castillo espera tan
solo que cl general Weyler le partcipe que es-
tan pacifcadas las provinclas de Pinar del Rio,
Habana, Matanzas y Santa Clara, paa publican
en- la eGacetaa ell decreto disponiendo la apli
cacion de las reformas la gran AntlIa.
El iefe del Gobierno desea 4ue la publica-
ci6n de csc decreto preceda al de conyocatoria
para la reunion de Cortes.
CrGlse Que ell el amino del senor Canovas
esta que no sea el general Weyler ell encargado
del planteamento de las raformas, y que va
tiene eegido candidate para suceder dicho
general en- el gobierno general de Cuba
I'll Lidoro1, ocupandose de este asunto dice:
SRespecto quien haya de ser la autoridad
superior de Cuba que reoiba ell encargo de cum
plr el decreto, dando caracter de efectividad
la ampliaci6n de las reformas, parece lndudabe
que ell senior Canovas del Castillo no tiene diff
cultad alguna en- que obtenga tai distinction ell
general Weyler 81 este, 4 vez, entiende que
le corresponds poner remate la obra de la pa
ciicac6n en- la isla de Cuba, siendo int@rprate
directo del Gobierno el instante de estabe
cerse el nuevo regimen polftico y adninistra-
two.
PeYo ea indudabe tambi6n, nuestro en-
tender, que permaneciendo en- la isla para ter
minar la campaila, regresando s la Peninsula
para descansar lie sus tareas, el general Weyler
no sera ell encargado de dar & la aplicaci6n de
las refoYmas Ell necesario sentido ell indispensa-
BILE desarrollo; ell se7ior Canovas, que no desco-
noce ell cambo radicalfsimo que habra de ope-
rarse en- Cuba una vez establecido el nueyo
regimen, ha pensado va en- qui6n ha de ell
general que, sin orear incompatibilidades de
ninguna clase con Ell actual general en- jefe,
puede-si eete dltmo prosigue la campaha-
ser iel int6rprete del Gobierno respecto a la
manera como entiende que deben ser desa-
rroladas las reformas.>
De la ectura de estas lfneas Sc desprende
claramente que el senor Canovas tiene, como va
helnos dicho, desgnado eucesor al general
Weyler: ell successor es ell general Ahumada.
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~ Dice Ea Pueblo de la Habana que en-
breve solo Sc gastara en- Cuba tabaco de Stana-
ira. Va han entrado por aquella aduana va
rios barriles de dicha rama.
iiSombreros!! LA mar de sombreros pa.
ra caballeros acaba de recibr EI C1och! En-
tire ellos hay unos muy ligeros que llevan por
titulos de Rivero, Cente,aorto, Vioo Espo1a!
y Sagastinos. Ademas 400 bombitos, los me-
jores mas elegantes conocidos hasta ell dfa
**# Ell Excmo. seilor Gobernador Gene
raj, atendiendo & la importanca que reviste la
resolucion del gobierno de S. M decretando la
demolici6n de las murallas, ha declarado festi-
ell dfa de hoy, habiendose comunicado asf
a los Centros ofciales.
*** Por ell Gobierno General Sc ha auto
rizado al Ayuntamiento de Arecibo para votar
tres creditos para reparacion de caminos, sus-
cripcon de la ssGaceta oicial'' y reparacion de
GALES y plazas; Sc ordena ell reg men del pre-
supuesto extraordinario de Hato granda para
1896 90.
|Sombreros! Sombreros!!! ditaa, aa Ia csmi- sepS-
serfa <La Ninfa, Fortaleza 80, Sc acaba recibir
un immense surtido de sombreros de todas cla-
ses que Sc estan detallando muy baratos. Sc
palo la gente de gusto. Sc confeccionan
misas al gusto del parroquiano. 15-8
*** El Ayantamiento de Barros ha sido
autorizado para conceder la jubiacion al Sc
cretario de aquella alcaldfa don Eduardo Del
gado Balbuena
Xxx De Isabella nos ha telegrafado hoy
nuestro corresponsal 10 siguiente: s'Pueblo
tisfecho por Inauguration TELEGRAPH hoy. Go
bierno progressta del probo general Marin, Sc
ra de grata memoria. Salud tan digna auto
rdad''
NJ Las potencias europeas han deolarado
que en- camas, cochones impermeables in
gleses no hay quien compita con clos Deepen
dientes'' Fortaeza 50.
**x Eel vapor aleman ''Iermann'' cargo
en- Mayagiiez, 27.711 kflos de cafe destinados
q la isla de Cuba.
~ El lunes por la noche lego a Ponce
nuestro querido amigo ell senor Muf1oz Rivera,
jefe del partido liberal. De temperamento in
cansable, va Sc prepara para comenzar reco-
rrer algunos pue bios de Ia isla activa pro-
paganda.
Sc Venden cuatrO turbinas oenssif1gas
vas, con su correspondence maquina motor,
Sc tomara en- cambio un tacho xFlecha1 una
bomba para elevar sirop. Informara en- la ha-
cienda <Patillaso, Patillas, don Santos
1oneei. 30-15
~ Segun escriben fsLa Democracia'',
fue atropellado en- Barros el beodo Jose Albino
Reyes por ell guardia Jose Marquee por que Sc
negaba ir al dep6sito. Ell Reyes result6 he
rido en- una mano.
~ A Ultima hora informan que en-
vez de la retreta con tres .bandas de m1sica, Sc
acordo despues que fuseen dos las retreats de
esta noche: una en- la plaza de Alfonso XII Y
otra en- la plazuela de Colon.
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orar yo tenfa miedo Ia veiamos paieeer rene
brre de suior podido stroa..y Per
fin ogramos obgara que Entonee taye
crisis terrible agtacion aha miedo 2taque de
Cuando calm6 lorsba MIN
No tiene, embargo, ningtm motive para Hor2r
djo Gambia tfmidamente, avergonzado lie 81 nsmo
-iAh! ;Acaso possible saber aigo de sus abias? 1a
surido anto Ea n la question; 10 mi me
que despue haber ucha deciocho amos
misma, puede dominar va sus nervios
Gambia hzo gesto de impaciencia.
-Esperad momento.
fue mirar ayuda de camaa que Sc habfs retrado
al la senoraSermes escuchaba desde aguna ueTta
Como habas muchss sin saber 10 que e dces emo
Genoveva duena de de que lucha desde
hace diez ocho misma? aQue has descuberto
NADIA, nada-se apreur6 declarar la sonora Sermet
asustada de 10 que habia atrevido decir
va Sc, ipardez que preferes nueraa tn hjo, 20
no tengo raz6n para tt.
No, no-exclam6 la anciana;-a ii te quero, por
que hayas hecho fez sno m hJo ella
la quero mas IT, proportions veez
que nj siquiera haba sonado. En- a Blanca!
de Blanca;- -nterrump6 bruscamene Gambia.
Blanca ell ro inmacuado la unica buena accion de
vida. deba excufda de todas querellas.
"A Blanca la todos, por que angel pero
haber sabido hacere de tn muje No
habia hablado jamas de estas porque in
cumbia.
-:Y cupa mia 81 ella anna? Bastante hemos
hablado va de nade interesa mas que ella
iPor que toda cosas
parecan olvdadas ugar decme que 10 que tene
Genoveva?
-Pues facil de expcar; enfermedad me-
dco cooocera Su enfermedad de reina
ete aos hermosa ninguna que la sirye
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LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

e pegro agunas gota vertdas cualquier
Toda aquela noche permaneci6 depierto ia guente
hababa hotel de la abnegacion
que pesar del haba
nj momento
las sete de la manana Genoveva abrio los oios
avergonz6 al yer su mardo al lado del lecho
-iOh! amigo!(e dijo-. Llegares ahora? ;Supongo
que habres molestado vearme toda la noche.
ESQ molestia, amiga ma,-respondfo galanemen
e ell baronIo cual quere decr tampoco que
conarme yuestro lado para seryirodjo Gambia cogio
carfnosamente la
-iGracas! igracias pero hsgais ESQ., molestes
quero de que caigas tamb9n enfermo
bastante que este yo..,.
-iComo encontras hoy?
Lo mismo que Hace dos que esoy cansada
de odo alenura perpetual cref pasaa
de momeno otro que serfa fndspocon pasajera
~ me habes dicho NADIA?
para que aarmaros nuti'nente, cuando crea que iba
desaparecer segua? Pero aver
horrible estube oca durante agunos Os
amigo milo, dlspeneis las moetas
a causaros. iAh! aquf esta ell doctor
Grandier, sonriente siempre, enraba aque
mento la hcbtacon reprendendo Blanca po habera
prendido lorando de las gaerias.
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No quereis que celebre junta agdn companero?
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que tengo
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cuando olga tene nada EstaiS
enferma Unicamente que bebo muy bien
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