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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
E,rpERoR 10 RE COERcED.
As.srlsaA sIsa-sg svsr seat to Tanglsr 20
Demand Redress TOR Aasauli'

WASHINGTON, D. c, July s.
His majesty, the emperor OF Moroe-
co. IS to be eoerced by American men
of.war in order that Just punishment
may be inflicted upon one OF his sub
jects, who assaulted an American citl-
zen,
The vessels are now on their way to
Tangler, under the command OF rear
admiral OF the navy. These are me
San Francisco, Che hagshlp OF the Eu-
ropean squadron and the Raleigh The
former files the flag OF Rear Admiral
Selfridge, who. under the instructions
transmitted 10 him, Is now en- route for
the Moorish seaport. The San Fran
cisco Is expected to reach Tangler to-
morrow. The Raleigh left Smyrna on
Saturday last, and will arrive al her
destination the latter part OF this week.
The orders to the San Francisco and
Raleigh were the result OF a request re-
celved by the state department from
Consul General David N. Burke, sta
toned at Tauglers AIR. Rnrke announe-
ed that an American citizen had been
brutally assaulted; that he had asked
the Moorish government to arrest ana
punish the Americans assallant, and
that. I'D to the present time, there was
no indication that the request would De
granted. For the future satety OF
Americans in the empire he thought II
necessary and Morocco should be COM
PEELED to mete out justice to the native
who committed the assault, and he ask
ed that an American man-of-war be
sent to Tangier TO support the demand
The state department referred the con-
sui generals communication 20 tue
navy department for immediate action,
and a cablegram was sent TO Rear Ad-
mIral selfridge, directing him 10 pro-
coed with the San Francisco ana Raj
elgh 20 Tangier. Under his orders he
Will investigate the case and report 10
the navy department, In the meantime
taking such steps as are necessary Tor
the punishment OF the criminal and the
adequate protection OF Americans and
their interests.
State department officials say that me
treaty OF 1886 between the United states
and Morocco provides protection TOT
Americans and the punishment OF any
native who may assault them. This pro-
vision OF the treaty is referred to In
this connection:
III citizen OF the United States
should kill or wound Moor or, on the
contrary, II Moor shall kill or wound
citizen of the United States, the law
OF the country shall take place, and
equal Justice shall be rendered the con-
sui assisting OF the trial, and II any de-
l!nauent shall make his escape, the CON
sui shall not be answerable for him In
any manner whatever"
But while the consul may not be an
swerable for the escape OF such delin-
quent, state department officials hold
that the Moorish government is respon-
sIble, and should promptly punish any
person who has injured an American
II Is believed In Official circles that tue
presence Of the two men OF war at Tan
gler will bring the emperor TO MS
senses and cause him TO act as Consul
General Burke desires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
Searching for ths Head.

NEW YORK. July S,-Dragging the
east river In search of the head of Will
lam Guldensuppe. the murdered and
dIsmembered bath house operator, was
begun to-day, under the direction OF
the detective bureau. Acting Inspector
O'Brlen Is less confident Of finding the
missing head than he OF extracting
a full confession from Martin Thorn,
the alleged murderer. The latter is
said to have given the inspector to-day
detailed account OF his movements
from the day before the murder until
the time of his arrest, evading, howev-
err, all efforts to oxtort from him any
statement regarding his doings on the
fateful day. AS an effect Of confne-
ment and the knowledge that his every
word and gesture are noted by officers
stationed In view Of his cell, Thorn Is
losing flesh rapidly and Inspector
O'Brlen hopes that he win soon break
down and make n full confession. Dis
trlot Attorney olcott announced that rs
the result OF his conference with Dis
trlct Attorney Youngs, OF Queens coun-
ty, yesterday, the trial of Martin Thorn
and Mrs. Mack will take place In New
York county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

II mny be worth fomcthlng 10 know
chat the very boHt medicine for re-
storing the tired out nervous system
the stomach, gently stimulates tho
Liver and Kidneys ana nlda these or
gnns In throwing on impurities In tho
blood Electric lilltOrH improves the
appetite, aids digestion, ana IN pro
nounced BY those who have tried II on
the very best blood purlGcr and nerve
tonic Try II, Sold Gov TOO or 81 90 per
bottle, at Logan DruH Goa DRUG siOrc
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WASHINGTON, D. C., July s.-sena-
tor Prltchard, chairman of the COM
mlttee on civil service, has been In
formed that the civil service commits
sion has agreed to proposition to sep
arate the deputy collectors OF customs
and Internal revenue from the classified
service and that an order TO this effeci
will soon be prepared and sent to the
President
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DR. aREER pECLINEs HONOR.
lie Decides Not to Accept the once OF
BIahop CondIntor.

Bishop CondJutor.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. July s-The
Rev DR.. David H. Greer, Of New York,
has declined to accept the office OF BIsh-
op coadjutor for the Diocese of Rhode
Island in a letter now In the hands OF
the Rev, DR.. Locke. OF Bristol, who pre-
sided at the diocesan convention last
month, when DR.. Greer was elected. In
his letter DR.. Greer says:
"After full and careful consldera-
ton of the subject, am compelled,very
reluctantly. to decline the invitation
which has been extended to me.
at Is not without great difficulty that
] have reached this decision, and the
difficulty has been enhanced, have
no hesitation In saying. by my strong
personal affection for the people In
Rhode Island. In attempting, howev-
or. 10 ascertain what ought TO do,
felt that all my personal oonsidere-
lions must be eliminated and put aside
and that / must look at the question
that had come 20 me simply as n ques-
ton Of duty. and that Is what have
tried az least to do. But even then
found It very porploxing question,
with the conflict In II OF duty against
duty. drawing me first IN one direction
and then again In another, with strong
and urgent reasons on both sides.
what those reasons are II Is not
necessary to state. but l Will ask you
to believe that II Is only after a very
careful and / hope, conscientious
weighing, and balancing OF them, with
no other purpose than TO know and do
my duty, that have reached the above
decision. And. having reached II, l feel
that It Is my further duty TO at once
inform you OF IT,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
HOT WEATHER DYSPEPSIA.
Ti,ousand, suffer From 1t at this Season
oIthe Year.

ofthe Year.
Hot weather dyspepsia may be rec
ognized by the following symptoms;
Depression of spirits. heaylness and
pain in the stomach after meals, loss of
flesh and appetite. no desire for food,
bad taste In the mouth, especially in the
morning. wind in stomach and bowels,
irritable disposition, nervous weakness
WEAKNESS, coBtiveness. headache, pal
pitation, heartburn. II is q mistake to
treat such troubles with "tonlcs,"
blood purifiers" "cathartics." pills
because the whole trouble IS in the
stomach. II Is indigestion or dyspep-
STA and nothing else.
All these symptoms rapidly dlsap-
pear when the stomach IS relieved,
strengthened, and cleansed by Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. They should beta
ken after meals and few carried In
the pocket TO be used whenever any
pain or distress Is felt in the stomach,
They nre prepared only for stomach
troubles.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are en-
dorsed by such physicians as Dr. Hnr-
landson, DR.. Jennison. and DR.. Mayer,
because they contain the natural d.
gestive acids aud fruit essences which
when taken into the stomach cause the
prompt digestion of the food before II
has time 20 ferment and sour which -
the cause of the mischief.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are pleas
ant to take and unequaled for invalids,
children and every person afflicted with
imperfect digestion. II is safe 10 say
they will cure any form OF stomach
trouble except cancer Of the stomach.
Nearly all druggists cell Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets. full-siZed packages at
30 cents. A book on stomach troubles
and thousands of testimonials sent free
by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich.
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NOT only plies of the very woral kind
can be- cured Nv DO wits witch Hazel
Nnlvc but eczema, Bculda, burns, bfns.
rg, b0lr, ulcers aud all other akin ltuu.
hles eau bo INSTANTLY relieved hy tho
rnlno remedy Charles II. uool8c, Mar.
net nhd Twelfth streets. Chatham Sln.
clalt. Fouy-HlNlh ana Jacob streets.
A, 70, Nchcelo, No 007 Main street, FIX
ley bros Penn aud Zane nlrectal Bowie
A. Co. iltidFonufL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July S-As-
slstant Secretary Howell to-day decld-
ed not TO interfere in the cases of II.
N. scruggs and E. G. Langhorne, of
st. Louis, charged with smuggling dia-
monds. The cases are left In the hands
OF the United States attorney at New
York, for presentation to the grand
fury, which meets in September next
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July S,--sen-
ator Quay, of Pennsylvania. when ask
cd concerning the statement that he
would retire from public life at the
close of his term. said he was making
no official announcement that he would
not be n candidate for reelection, but
unless he changed his mind he would
not remain longer In the senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

Distressing Kidney ana bladder ais.
tnse relieved In nix hours nv New
urrht South American Kidney Cure
II ID Il great surprise ON account OF IT,
eSoeodlng promplneaa Ia relieving pain
In bladder, Kidneys aud back, In male
or female. ielleVea retention almost
Immediately, IL You want quick relief
H. II, List Druggist Wheeling, " Va,
thfNa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

THEY are handles" eaid Thos. bow.
ers. OF the Crockett, Texas, Enterprise.
white within nbout Drwitts Little
Early 1llscrs, thu famous little PILLS f0r
Hlck headache aud disorders OF the
stomach and liver. charles II
Goclze. Market and Twelfth streets.
Chatham Sinclair Forty.slNih aud IA
cob ntruots A ~ Schccle, No. 0Ol Maln
H,rOelsi Exlcy llros, Penn ana Zane
attceta. Bowie q Co., bridgeport
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DONE SO QUIETLY.
Wheeling People are surprlssd-Like
Hny ofsunshine 10 Many . Home

II comes like n ray OF sunshine,
Makes the old folks happy.
And the young folks joyful.
Takes the load on the back.
It's all done so quickly.
No fuss about Il.
What is Il?
why. Doan's Kidney Pills.
The little Kidney Wonder-W Workers.
What will they do?
Read what citizen says:
Mrs a. ]. selfcrt. OF No 1925 land St,
the residence OF A. ]. seltcrt az the
firm OF Etc h selfert, dealers In hRr-
ness, trunks and saddlory, corner Of
Eleventh and Main streets, says! 81
caught severe cold and Il settled at
once in my kidneys and used me ur
generally. There was n lack Of strength
and u mild aching across my loluS at
tended by distressing and annoying
urinary weakness. felt tired and Ian.
guild all the time and any eNertlon al
most used me up and ! became quite
nervous and suffered n good deal from
headaches and spells OF dizziness Moth
Ing took seemed to do any good,
had frequently seen In the papers DO.
nns Kidney pills recommended by good
reliable parties and concluded to rive
them n trial, got n box at the Logan
Drug Co, and they did mo 10 much
good thnt continued taking them until
/ used three boxes. The result In that
now feel like my old self. The trou.
bic has disappeared am very thank.
full for the benefit Doan's Kidney Pills
gave mo and earnestly recommend
them TO others"
Donn'a Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price 10 cents per box, or {
boxes for 81 10. Bent by mall on 10.
cclpt of price. Foster Mllburn Co, Buf.
fnlo, N. ", solo agents for the United
States.
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HAVE NO CASE.
confoundlng croakers by Facts of
the Situation.
MISERY LOVING PREACHERS

Dl,srsaitsdby the Truth In Regard 10 a
Conservative Revival Ia ali Trad" and
Industries = Partisan Journals who
wnfalIy and MAiIsl0asly Psrvsrt the
Status Of Iasinsss Aaalrs-A Healthy
Recovery from Ihs Late Depression
steadily Going On.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

WHISPERS that are prematurely
gray or faded uhould be colored to PEE
vent the look OF age, and Bucllng-
hams Dye cxccls all others IN colorlng
brown or hlnck
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Thorn and NTr,. NncL indicted.

NEW YORK, July S.-Martin Thorn
and Mrs. Augusta Mack have been In
dlcted by the grand Jury for murder in
the tlrst degree in connection with the
Guldensuppe case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23

90 y 30, secci6n So , Los que no sc presen-
ten al cobro en- los dias sclaados, 10 eiectuaran
del al del cntraplc mes.
81 CcfoninnU CASA DE IIUESPEDES
Ia tSldCIUl Rosario n. 8 /, 1rpci1o p. Il.
Estabiecida en- el suntuoso editicio dc la mar
quesa de las Caras, con BALCONIES i las GALES
del Rosario la Cruz, vista al mar q la cam
pila; habtaciones para una dos personas =
para familas; baTos las comodidades que
exige el siglo Sc reservan habltaclones para
familias, dando aviso opoltuno. -Proplctario,
JOSE II. ALFONSO. 80
.*. Sc despacharon de este puerto las
goletas sClcmentina, para Fajardo liumacao,
la sEncarnaci6n, para FajaIdo y la sCarmens
para Ponce, con hetes.
.*X lIa Ilegadoa esta capital, don Salvador
Vieta, tecgratsta de la cstacl6n de la playa de
Msyagiie7, que venc examinarse.
~. LA pasado la Administration general
dc Comunicaciones para que inlorme, la instan
cia De don Jose Maria azqucz, en- que reclama
ell abono indemnzacion per un scrvicio pres
tado al ramo. sc ha cursado al Mnisterio "a
do sc !e devuelva el so pS. que abono por ei
passje dc su seIlora esposa esta lsa.
~ Los giros &c hallan actualmente en-
VsLa Sapilh " los elSuleHIee tiPos' AOh"'>N'
DIV. Ss-l25 &: ldem 90 dlv., sS-o5 &. Pa
ris G25 p9. Madrid y Barcelona, 245 8.
Provincias, 25! p5. Nucva York, SO p3.
lIabana, So Pc.
~ liza s.sido aprobada el cese de don
Ramon lrima del cargo de professor de Ia
escuela de aplicaci6n del cuerpo de comunca'
clones, ststituytndole don Arturo Esteban,
previa propuesta dc Ia Administration general.
* En- ell vapor correo elsa dc Panay,
legaron reemplazos con destlno esta plaza.
~ Nuestro corresponsa. en- Paris, Luis
Bonafoux, quien, como saben nuestros lectores,
es en- aquella cinlad el cronista del <!lcraldo,
dc Gel I.bera!,, de Madril, ha aceptado los
cargos de cronista dc la notable revsta cara
queila eEl Colo lustrado,, redactor cores
ponsal del sl'rogreso,, nueyo diario republlcs
no que 4 medados del corriente mes habra
aparecilo en- Madrid, cor Ia inte;gente y va.
lerosa re lacoi6n dc SCI PATS" la cual, segiln
nuestraH notlcias, Sc propone hacer energicas
campalas. Ell seilor Bonatoux ha del ado de
ser corresponsal de "La Democracia" de Ponce,
por cuya circumstance colo Ia CoRREsroNpEN.
GA pnblicala de hoy mas las cr6nicas de aquel
escritGr.
-. Anoche, como las nueve y media,
sc pTcmovi6 TN fuerte escandalo en- la Gale de
la Tanca, cerca de las escalerllas de la plaza
dc San Francisco, producitndose la alarma
consiguicnte en- ell vecindaric. Cuatro solia los
de los que condacfa para la lIabana ell ''lsla de
Pansy', &c excedieron IN POGO en- el uso de la
bebida les di6 por dar gritos descompasados
por la Gale y no respetar las 6rdenes de la
policfa. Resultado: que contnuaron la fiesta
en- una taberna prdxma hasta bastante tarde de
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s25b s2G ell machacado y las { sobre Londres
SO. Is, Estados lnidos 60 por lG0 Espa1a
25 por 100.
~. IIablase de algunos rccientes combates
en- la campana de Cuba. Las bajas del enemi-
60 fueron de consideration. Entire sus muer-
tos tigura ell bandido cabccilla Socarris va.
rios titulados otciales. Ncsotros dos heridos
A6adese que la coumna Sanmartfn, atac6 los
gandolos i hur hacia <Guabina, Sobre cl
campo dejo el encmigo / mucrtos Nuestras
baias son un Official y tres de tropa muertos y
ademas ocho heridos
~. Con notas satisfactorias LA aprobado
las asignaturas de 4 . ano de mcJicina el es
tudioso joven alumno, don Adrian Cueto Rodri.
guez. Feicitamos & la famila Cueto y en-
especial !. don Anselmo Gonzhlez,por ell trunfo
obtenido por gu hermano politico.
w. Tenemos el gusto de comunicar 4
nuestros lectores, especialmente i Ia familia del
sehor Val!ecillo, que su hijo se ha licenciado
en- Del echo en- la Univessilad de Santiago
Galicia. Feictamos la famila Vallecillo
por los tiunios obtenidos por su hijo
~ Sc ha ordenado la devolucjdn de los
repartimientos ordinarios de Nega.alta, Las
Piedrap, Rio grande y Hormigueros para que
Sc relormen.
CorOnas funebres !, ElpARls p Ras;,;: BAzAR aos,
surtido dc coronas fnnebres de biscuit Y de
flores. Las hay dcsde tres pesos en- adelante.
Esta casa Sc encarga de hacer los letrcros por
precio muy modico Cintas especiales para
coronas, en- negro, blanco morado.
~. En session ceebrada ell 9 del actual
la Difectiva de la sociedad dc benefcios MI
tuos sEl 1!ogar, quedaron admitidos Is So
clos, rechazandose las solicitndes de II aspiran.
tes Ell Medico de dicha sociedad doctor don
Pedro del Vale Atiles ha vuelto Il reanadar
sus trabajos de reconocimientos de las personas
que solicitan ingreso.
~ Ell Excmo. seGor Gobernador gene.
raj ha resuelto con la Seocion de Adminstra-
cion Civil ordenar la ejecucion de los acuerdos
de la Comisi6n Provincial aprobando los expe-
dientes de repsrtimientos ordinaros de 1897
90 de Bayam6n, Aguas buenas, Camuy, Moro
Wis, Carolina, Gurabo, Quebradllas, Maya
giiez, Humacao, Lsjas, Rincon, Dorado, Ba-
rros, Maricao y Utuado.
~. Don Joaquin Tornabells ha soiicitado
autorizaoi6n al Mipisterio de Ultramar para
construir en- la playa de Mayagiiez un taller de
aserrar preparar maderas en- terrenos de dicha
playa.
~ Por Ia Delegation Regional de San
las cuentas municipales de Gurabo correspon-
93, "a il o5 y o5 oG.
~. En- Camuy estan pasando ciertos he.
chos vcriaderanente ilegales. Los scGores
Amador y Casaila, que Sc encuentran presos
procesados, tienen embargados bienes por
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$50 s.e e1 S Sc Sc st2fz SO 95 GGf eS S
5ly!

% -
valor de 5000 pesetas por ell jucz militar 1ue
Intervene en- la causa para responder las
resultas del proccso, naturalmente ell resto de
sus bienes estan libres para dspoIer de ellos
como gueten. El alcaldc de aquel pneblo, que
por 10 visto es mas papsta que el papa, Sc ME
ga d autorizar Ia yenta de gsnado perteneciente
4 los relerdos seiores, como 81 q tuviese auto
ridad para cometer tai abuse. Butno serfa que
los que sujetan las blidas hagan cambiar de
paso al tai alcalde.
~ Asegtlrase que va estan redactados
los Reales decretos sobre el planteamento de
Ia autonomfa en- Cuba Puerto Rico. Solo
falta dar Il Ia obra los itimos toques, no
tarda, an muchos dias en- publicarse en- la sGa.
ceta de Madrid, Ell seilor Sagasta sc propone
aplicarlas ensegnida las antillas.
~ Nuestro cstimado colega Gel Pals,
Sc extraila de que hayamos tenido tempo para
celebrar sinteryicwss con los senores Mu1oz
Rivera Lopez Landron y que ell redactor quo
las rca!za ese asimile tanto al caracter del
<intervlewado,e que llegue s confundirse, en-
estilo intenci6D, el interrogado e! interroga-
dor Nosotros a nuestra vez nos extralamos
de 10 que Gel PATS, Sc extraia, pues demuestra
con clio que anda atrasado en- conocer los re-
eortes del periodismo moderno.
VAPORES QUE SE ESPERAN
-<Constancia,, llegara cl 26 de Europa
Saint Thomas.
-ePaulina>, sali6 dc Liverpool ell del
actual.
<Niceto,, sali6 de Liverpool ell l6 del
corriente.
-eCayo Blanco,, sai6 dc Amberes ell
del actual
-<Arkadia,, sali6 ell Is de Nueva- York
-sBerenguer e. Grande, qae salio de Bar.
celona i principle de mes.
--<Puerto Rcos saldra ell % de Barcelo-
<-Martin Sainz, sali6 de Canarias el 10
-<Ritas saldra de Liverpool ell 90.
*. Escriben de Naguabo: Anoche,
acompalado de una luciia comitiva lego 4
este pueblo, del que fuG de Gurabo, nuestro
medico y amigo don Fernando Gonzalez, quitn
susttuira al senior Aida, tambien nuestro ami.
go, del que Ell pueblo guarda gratfsimos re-
cuerdos, por sus brllantes acertos en- casi
todOs sus enfermos."
LibI0S de teyt0, DE primer aHo del Insti-
-'"'oo w 'e"'o' tuto Esenela Normal.
Librerfa de Francisco J. Marxuach. 81
~ Sc han autorzado los examenes en- la
escuca de aplicaci6n del cuerpo de comunica
clones.
~. Aver las de la tarde entro cl yapor
correo <lsla de Panay, con dlyeraos hetes
entire ellos Isl cajas con higos, 2lO sacos gar.
banzos, 200 barrl!es 3s cajas uvas lo3
cajas papas.
*. De Bayam6n recibimos hoy 4 medic
dfa el slguiente telegrama: arimo no
ha sido offender sehor Sabat, digno de conside.
racion como membro junta instruction. Re-
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Rlcos Y POBREs

Fernando rigd al &c la condesa mrada e>tre-
madamente pura y lmplla
-Expclte~- -dijo.
-sQut eignfean eenplo tus visitas la aven,la dc
la Opera del notaro?
-;Ah ssabtis?- pregunt6 Fernando sorprendida.
Perfecamene
-:Es el quien os ha enterado aaire?
ESQ importa POGO; 20 10 &c. Esto es 10 principal
1engo auutos y lie consulto sQus mas natural
III joven!. No estoy 80 aqai?
que ell seor Dubreuil eSceente coneeo .Ademis
un ami go de la familia, vuestro Y mio
-i,sluG tenlas que pregantare?
-ATenas 81
fueno. I.o del puede explcar; :pero y
otras excursones?
-:Adonde?
Al correo, sols. coche de punto.
Fernando puso vioentamente colorado
Comprendio que no haba sdo e notario qnen la haba
vendido
Era incspaz de este.
Su madre acababa de denuncarse mlsma. Iuego
entreesba indgno espionage.
L IA sonrisa amarga peg,, rossdos labios.
rs Launay quen hiss encargado e.ervicio de nfor-
mes?- pregunt5 tratando de sonreir.
A Launay otros POGO mpora. Osaas pretender
que me ban cnganado?
La joven movie la cabeza
Me- diio
ramente que habGis lido sola de ocults al correo?
lie lido soa pero sin ocuarme.
=; ;Que podas hacer aff
-Iratar de hacer servicio
"A quien?
-Permitlme que caie
NO queres hablar?-djo la condesa cuya irritation
apenas podia contenerse.
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BBMorEcA ella CoRREspoNpExoIA DE PuKaro-Rrco, 40

Fernando Sc levan6
Ell marques la retuvo, cogtndola por Ia mano
i Fernando dijo.-hay en- cl fondo de coraz6n
sentimieno que Sc rarece al amor.
--:Por quitn?-pregunt6 Fernando.
: Eh, que Sc 20.
La joven movie la cabeza.
-Os equvocais-dijo yivcza.
-;Pero entonces? -repuso el marques medic descon-
certado.
No amor, sentmento de iusca 10 que
detiene
--;Qut pass?- -nnrmlr5 el marques
--Cosas que pod6is comprender. Esperad.
Sea, pueso que Vos 10 exigfs!
En- el que ell Sauves ponunco cstas pa
labras, habia un atomo de dcspecho.
Este misterio lie sorprendia sausandole in
quietud.
Sin sentr por Fernando de pasiones aientes
haba hecho aquel marmonio e obieto vida 4
oos la sehorta de Corbere mperes que
reemplazan.
Ahora bien ella queria comprometerse
Ienia secreto el ecreto del de una ioven
leyana sempre ola de celos alma de- que duere
E marques aeompaho Fernando al jardin.
Me causais gran senmiento-la dio-Yo habia
perado de nuesra entrevsa.
ESQ no puede r. amigo mio ahora 81 msnos, no
yerdad.
cambiando bruscamente de asuno.
=; DE modo que abandonamos i Paris?
Parece.
-;l vamos?
"A Sologne,
-Nunca hemos marchado arde Yo que es 10
que ha poddo mi made Paris Yo pensaba que
ella hubiera preferido Fontaine
" yo 10 hubera deeado
-;Por que?
-Por esar mss de Tai hubiera snilo
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