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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
COSTLY HONOR
An Imposing Ceremonial Occurs In Dublln
'4,,' ~ cAstie To-day. se~sa

LONDON, England, August 20.-
ST.. Patrick's hall in Dublin castle, anC
which i'd magnifcence of decoration
lhurpasses the interior Of any Masonic
temple 10 this country, was the scene
to-day, Of an imposing ceremonial in
the nature OF an investiture OF the Order
|ot ST. PatricK.s Bgs special command
Of her majesty, the Earl Of Cadcgan,
lord lieutenant OF Ireland, ofliciated as
the royal representative, and Invested
the Duke of York, and Lord Roberts,
commander r-in-chief OF the army Of
Ireland, with the order OF K.
r., the insignia OF which is ribbon OF
sky biue,g with jeweled shamrock
pendant and collar OF gold roses and
hearts, emblazoned with shamrocks
and fastened with gold knots. The in
vestiture was In full, state and attended
by ] the pomp and circumstances ap-
propriate to the occasion. The honor,
however, will be a rather costly one TO
those concerned. The arbitrary fees
attached to the conferring Of the dig.
nifty average $4,000 for each individ-
ual elevated to the dignity. Subse-
quently, III, Duke Of York was sworn
in as member OF the privy council Of
Ireland, and took his place as mem
Der of the councn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
The AppIe Crop.

BosToN, Mass, August 20.-Sincc
The recent convention Of the Interna.
tionai apple growers association at
Buffalo, large number OF additional
crop reports have been received by the
national secretary, A. Warren Patch,
of this city. Upon these advices, taken
10 connection with those reported 10
the association, tie following revised
estimated percentages based on 100 as
full crop are made: Oregon, 100
per cent; California 100 per cent Colt.
RADIO, 100 per cent; Tennessee, 10 per
cent; Arkansas, 80 per cent; Kansas.
75 per cent; Missouri. so ner cent |;
Iowa, rs per cent Illinois, 80 per cent |;
Michigan, 80 per cent; Indiana, So
per cent; Ohio, 30 per cent; Kentucky,
80 per cent: West Virginia, so per
cent; Virginia, 70 per cent Maryland,
60 per cent; Pennsylvania, 30 per cent; ;
New York, 20 per cent; New England
states, 90 per cent; Canada, 40 per
cent, 4 These returns. do not change The
previous review which indicated the
falling off in the eastern crop and q
decided increase in Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
souri, Kanssstand the Pacific states.
On the whole, the crop will be slightly
over the average.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
BACKBONE'S BROKEN
77fl9s3'FFs.F VI F'eFs z FFss''
The Coal Mine Operators Said
To Hav, The Strikers On
The Hip M
INSURGENTS DRIVEN OUT
An Italian Anarchist is Dis
covered Who Wanted Pres
ident Diaz's Life.
A MURDER AND ROBBERY

CHIoAGo. H., August 20. ~ Th'
latest exploit Of the mammoth depart
ment store Of Siegel, Cooper q 90. hal
createdsa commotion in wholesale and
retail fresh fish circles, east and west,
aud has also dimmed the lustre OF the
famous Fulton market, cf New York,
as the leading fish entreport Of the
country, The firm in question has
contracted for the entire catch, week
by week, of the Long Branch, N. j..
fisheries, owned and operated by
United States Senator Blodgett, and
averaging two car loads, or 10000 to
%, 900 pounds of ocean trout, weekfish,
Goldfish, haddock and founders, each
week. The entire catch is to be
rushed to Chicago by fast express an !
the figures atwhich the contract has
been closed will enable the supplies 10
be retaJed in>this city at an average I
four cents. per pound against the cur
rent rateH of nine cents ia Fnloa
marketx -a .f t
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IA Irade unlon conrress,

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 20
The general Offices OF the American
federation OF labor have been advised
Of the safe arrival In England OF Martin
Fox ard George G. McNeifl, the fra
te rnal delegates from The federation to
the British trade nnion congress which
assemblies at Birmingham during the
FIRST week of Septemoer.s& Tbs British
delegates to this body are now being
elected. All the labor members OF
parliament will bsin attendance and q
large number OF questions of special
|importance TO- the wage-earning class
are on the agenda IN consideration
Ths eight.hour question especially is
to be exhausively considered en- the
basis OF the experiments made at the
Stafford iron works aud elsewhere. The
proposition for, yearly holiday, OF
labor day legalizsd by act Of parlia.
ment, will also be def litely acted
lupOf1.
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FIRMS LARGE DEAL
Chicago Dealers Contract For
The Entire Catch At The
Long Branch Fisheries
Mckinley VISITS TROY
The Relations Between This
Country And Peru May Yet
Lead To Complications.
Mr., TELLER IS ARRAIGNED


PIrTsBURG, Pa, August 20 The
latest reliable reports from the "De
Armitt" mines are that many of the
men are going back to work. this
morning. The strikers are discour-
aged, and compelled to acknowledge
the failure OF their plans The back
bone Of the strike is said to be broken.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 20 The
national executive board Of miners is
still ia session. At noon President
Rstchford gave out the statement that
a general meeting of all the organic d
labor leaders YOU'D be called TO NEE
atsSt. Louis on August 30lh, to take
radical actionsin support OF the miners.
The call will be given out tonight.
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Mckinley In the Van.

TROY N. H., August 20.--The presi-
dents private car was side-tracked al
Saratoga shortly after its arrival, cary
this morning, but later il was attached
TO special and brought to Troy ln
the paradi, this afternoon, Governor
Black, Mayor Mallory aad Senator Nc
Arthur will ride with the president and
General Alger, with General Henry,
president Of the society Of the Army OF
the Potomac As. 4
TROY, New York. August 2o.-This
city is in gala dress to-day, entertain
ing President Mckinley, who, visited
the big. collar factories this morning,
and then attended reception. Much
enthusiasm prevails.
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aMaryIana Peach Crop

HAGERsTowN, Md August 20 - The
first shipmentslof the MAJ, land peach
crop are being made. to-day, y New
York, Philadelphia, sPittsburg and
Washington. The bulk OF the crop
was bought on the trees, several weeks
ago, by representatives of commission
houses IN thfse cities THey yield Is the
largest for sew raj years, The frnit is
uousualIy choice, good prices bave
been paid BY the buyers, and the grow.
ers hays mere m; tney TO show for their
labor than ever before X ,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Murdered end Robpei.

DENVER, Colo, August 2o-The
body Of a young man, who had been
murdered, YVES ionud near the top OF
r ke's peak. yesterday. Ills had a bull
let in his brain and his pockets were
rifled. To-day, it developed that the
lad was Herbert FL. Kay, # Wisner,
Nebraska, a country boy visiting Colo
RADIO. He left, Monday, to walk up
Pike's,psak and had over 5000 with.
him. 1lfeimade the assent during the
night when he was set upon and mur-f
dered and robbed No cue.
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A Death Beneflt.

PHIrADEEIPHIA. EGi'iI.A Pepn., August 20. =
All the subordinate lodges Of the
American Protestant association are
receiving. official notification this.we
of the recent ac,ion,of the right worthy
grand ledge in estabiisaingsa national
death benefit of $500 per member.
Heretofore, the benefitiunds have beer
operated by the state lodges and a.
their option, but the action OF tht
grand lodge centrahzes the benefit ane
makes It applicable to every one ofstht
l5O. .000members of,the ORDER.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Anarchists Coming.

LoNooN, Eng, August 2o.-The
vigorous measures taken against an
archlsts by the European governments,
will have the IF ,ct Of driving the most
dangerdpsi Ione$; 10 iAn1erioa9 Many
are known to have already taken pas
sage for New York, under assumed
names, and on this account will not be
recognized in the United States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

SAN ANTONIO, Tex August 40 =
Gonzales, editor of El Critic del Pm
eblo. Spanish paper published in the
town of Beeville, is in receipt OF a
letter from an Influential friend ia
Mexico, in which it is stated the au.
thorities have discovered an Italian
anarchist, who has just arrived in that
country with the intention of taking
the life q Dlaz. 10 q f1fIHS{{FI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
rflead,y Relations Strained

WASHINGTON. d. c., August 90
The relations Between this government
and Peru are badly strained. and it is
within the range of probability that
the United States may make demon
stration of force against the South
American republic. The trouble grows
out OF 90 attempt of the Uulted States
TO cSffect the MeCoid claim.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Inflaming the Natives /.

LONDON. England, August 20.-
A dispatch from Bombay, this morn
ing, announces that the Indian gov
ernment has issued decree, excluding
Turkish papers. from India. These
papers recently have contained matter
which tended TO stir up the fahatical
spirit in natives. India Is flooded
with proclamations and newspapers
containing inf .mma.ory articles, and
the government is doing its utmost to
suppress their dissemination. s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
/ Don't Agree with Teller.

DENVER, Colo, August 20.-Senate r
C.arke,} }of Wyoming. whois here. this
morning, says that Senator Teller is
too pessfmistic, as prosperity is at
hand. despite the silver break; that
the Wolcottacommission~ is really sue
cessful, from advices received by the
administration at Washington con-
cerning which the general public
knows nothing.
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noIdpremium RIslng.

Chr OF MEXICO, August 20 The
premium on gold is 145 per cent. and
= further rise is expected to-day. An
uncopfirmed rumor here, says that Boss
Shepard mas shut down the"Batopilas'
mines, owing to the falling price OF
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
More AppoIntments. A

Il NAsHINcToN9D d Cs August 20
The following appointments by the
president we're announced, to-day: E.
s A. Hitchcock, Of St. Louis, minister TO
;Russib James Jeffreys, of Tennessee.
and Ross Griffio D, OF Kansas City, as
comm issioners to. the Uncompahgre
reservation lp utah9 h h ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Past Horses pitted.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 20 Pros
poets are good for great days racing
at Washington park, tomorrow, when
,sJoef -Patchen,n 2s011s, 7and,''star
Poinfer,o 2.0f24y viii meet in a
1925, ,000 three heat pacing match, as
both of The great horses are in fine
shape. Jack Curry will drive 'sJoe
Patchen. = aud Dave Nc Clary, "StaI
Pointers,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
A Mormon understudx.

NEW YORK, N. X, August 20
An apostate Mormon was en-,
gagged by Jessie Bartlett Davis, as
an understudy. Mrs. Jennie Hawley
Woodrow, Of Salt Lake, is the lady 8
came. She is a handsome girl, OF vol,
uptnous type, and is discovery Of
Ysage, the famous violinist. rs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
.iea. Street Elected.

SpnISGFIELD. H., August 20 Gen.
H. L. Street, Of Washington, was
elected commancer-in- chief of the
union veterans, day. A committee
was sent to see President M cKinley
demanding that old soldiers' pensions
be listed at SO per month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

The Old Badly gold mining COM
pany Of Goshen. Ind., has file d in Sec.
retary Wallace's Office q certificate
Richard Pyle as resident
agent, and Elizabethtown as the prin-
cipal place Of business in New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Kep, Books In His Mind.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 2O.-The as.
sets of Theo. Schinz, q private
banker, whosfailed tor, half a million
several weeks ago, were found, to-day,
to be S2I0,O00. Schintz's customers
are poor people, and many will lose
their savings of years. Schintz kept
his books 10 his head, and the failure
is the worst ever known in Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
.lnsnroenfs nrixen 0uf ;

MADRID. August SO.-A despatch
from Havana, to-day, says that the
Spanish forces, after four days. fight
ing, during which they lost ninety men.
killed or wounded, have driven the in
surgents from the mountain strongs
holds in the province Of Havana.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
a Grand Stand TurrbIe,

HUTCHINSON, Kansas, August 90 -
The grand stand fell at the T. A. W.
State circuit races here, to- day, throw
Ing 500 people to the ground. Notone
was killed. bat anumber were seriously
injured. The stand was poorly G. n,
Fstructed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
Wlfe and chlIdren Burned

WINNIPEG, Man., August 2o,-A
horrible holocaust is reported from
Rapid City, this province, to-day
Fire destroyed the residence OF Geo.
Hudson, while absent from home, and
Mrs. Hudson with four children was
burned to'death. 'i..-s ...
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wheat at the S. Mark.

NEW York, N. X, August 20
AT p m. wheat touched ths dollar
mark, aud wild shouts prevailed al
around the floor, Nsar the close. the.
excitement subsidized somewhat, with q
break of one cent from top prices.
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sult for nlro,rre.

KANSAS cirY, Mo August 20 -
Mis-. Alice NJ. Nelson, the popular
soprano of the Bostonians, has begun
proceedings for divorce against her
husband, Benjamin Neutwig, an
orgauist. She charges indignitiss and
orualk
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
stole for Fourteen Years,

ST .EoU1s, MOI, August 20 --Ai;er
serving the Pacific express company
for nineteen years, Money Clerk Charles
Krev has been arrested for embezzIe.
ment He admits to stealing $4,000,
and declares be Shas been stealing
fourIeep years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

MADRID, Spain, August 20 Michael
Angiolilll, Or GoIli, the murderer Of
Premier Canoyas del Castillo. wa,
executed by the garrote at Il O'Clock.
to-day. The execu lou took place at
the prison Vergara,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
wanted iiIsr " lie Disflxured.

CHICAGO, August 70. Or. Q
Racker, a prominent physician, has
been placed under s3 800 bonds to
answer The charge Of consPiring to
have vitriol thrown in bis wiie's face !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
chinalme,ln Nabbed

:. NEW YoRk. MY, August 2o.--
Fifty-ore Cinnamon and one Chinese
girl were arrested Atthe, g rand Central
depot, TO day, BY Chinese Inspector
Scharf and six policemen They had
been smugRled in from Canada.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

McKKEsPoRT, Pa, August 20 The
national tnbe works company posted
notices 10 its mills, to-day, that wages
would be advanced IN all departments,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

NEWPORT, Rhode Island August 20
Mrs. Potter Palmer has sent ouI
.uriaue,inYitaiiops to herhdinner. dance
August Slst, in which she requests tbs
guests to powder their hair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20
I An insuygeni Liberated,

WAsnINcTos, p c.. August 20, =
Captain General Wey ler' Informs Con.
sui General Lee that insurgent Capt.
George Newton has been set at liberty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

1 An ordinary wheat yield in New
Mexico Is forty bushels to The acre.
The average yield lhropghou the
United States Is thirteens and ono hHH
bushels. III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

AunuaI convention, National Keeley
Leagne at Minneapolis, MINI, August
oath to 26th, '97; fare and one-third, on
certificate plan, for round trip. ~
s5s3~s ef c. r. JONES, Agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

MASSAGE TREATMENT and vapor baths
at GA Dougias ave-; cafarfh cured; trial
treatment free. 235-tt4
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INV YoRK, n. X, August 20 =
Silver, 62X.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-20

ia ali Its Numerous and de
verse branches done ne u
shouldbe at THH OPTIC Job
Rooms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-06

play for laughing purposes only and how
we'll he has succeeded may be judged by
the hilarious manner it is received. The
company Is q capable one and is headed
by the well-known Irish and German
comedians, Rogers and Ryan. The sup
porting company is composed OF iirst-class
artists and all are well known in the
vaudeville ranks. thus ensuring a clever
list of refined specialtics and several new
and novel features. The company in
ciudes Miss Nellie Franklin, the kyeford
sisters, Misses Hyle ana Dunn, Cora
Strong. Edwards and Kernel, Charles
Gorman, Charles stanton, Edward Blake.
the "Gay New Yorker trio in the
Search Light Gavotte, Rogers and RYAN
In one OF the funniest of spccialties, Daisy
kernell and Harry Edwards in refined
sketch. The Ryeford sisters in singing
and dancing specialties character
changes and Spanish terps.chorean feats.
TIE Misses Hyle and ID unn in contortion
dances and Charles German in mono
logue and singing specalties go to make
up the list of novelties Ladies' may attend
any of the matinee or evening perform
aDces with the assurance OF courteous
treatment. The matinee Tuesday will
be OF special interest to tho little folks,
as special features will be introduced for
their amusement. The Columbia as n
family resort is rapidly growing in favor:
and IL is second 10 none IN its beauty Hnd
ccsiness and attractiyeness for ladies
children.
To every lady patron OF the Columbia
during the coming week trading STAMPS
wilt he 81 zen free To the full value Of the
tickets purchased and anv lady may
purchase tickets and receive .tr,Geing
amps for as many different perform
y ices n StC NAV iSh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-06
w. S m HS.er theatre.

Ihe Westminster Thaat 10 will be
scene Of light, life, merriment and beauty
next week. VIII n tlc Fa7 Foster TX.
travaRanSa Company makes its arpesr-
ance on the stage of tnat popular play
house. For nun her OF years fay Foster
has been identified with everything
bright original and pleasing. but this
Will g the banneriyear OF all
Two new rl-s1ucs viii he civep; enc
entitled "Fun ON a Yacht" the other a
traycsty on The Wedding DAY." the
very popular and successful opera now on
the road. with the Russell. FoN lie An
gels trio ia tha cast. The music inter-
spersed In the opening trrlcsquo will
be made up of some original mel dies to-
erther with popular songs and chorUseS.
FOR the closing piece new music has iccn
n ecially written
the olio viii bs furni bod by Carrie
Ezi"r, one of the ic-t ~uuhrrttcs on the
boards; Foster and Lewis. in brand new
sketch West and Williams parody singers
and mono'osuists;~ snyder and Buckley. I'm
new musical sct; Warren ana Mack, up
ic-date singers. and Monte Collins srary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-06

Pcnnell who has reached Brighton for
the purpose of wedding pretty Sophia
Cotton, the daughter OF Major Cotton. a
valiant and vivaoious, IL somewhat hem
pscked soldier, finds an unexpected oh.
stace In the way OF his nuptials. At this
important juncture in his life, he has
been told by his supposed father. Sir
Richard Peunell, that he was found
ling found by chance and adopted by
them. Sophia and her father are willing
as Dick is the destined heir Of the baro-
net, tn permit existing arrangements to
remain I'm forco. Mrs. Cotton, however.
who is ommader er-in-chief, will not hear
o: her daughters marriage with man OF
uncertain ancestry, and perhaps no an
cestry at all Dick Is Obliged, accordingly
10 begin the search after his parents, and
as he is in Brighton he chooses that place
for the commencement OF the quest.
Again and again he seems OH the point
Of success. Fate, however, deals harshly
with him. He finds himself accordingly
burdened temporarily with wife other
than he seeks and compelled to pose rs
friend and protector to one OF the most
frisky. compromising Of music hall ar.
fists The major and Dick bavo good
time, ana the comedy ends happily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-06
Flower and Fruit Exhibition.

The annual exhibition by the Rhode
Island Horticultural Society is An event OF
considerable importance To the plant
growers of the city and vicinity and the
large number OF ctizons Interested in
Horticulture. The November display OF
chvsanthcmums and other flowers ana
fr' will take place in Music hall,
ToLrsdav, Friday and Saturday Of next
weeS, and the exhibition premises TO sur
pass previous efforts in this respect. The
tail will be open to the public at O'Clock
thursday afternoon and the exhibition
will close at 10 O'Clock Saturday evening.
Beside the attraction of flowers and fruit,
the Providence Lauy Orchestra will play
popular airs each evening from $ to 10
o'clock Besides President j.. W. Russell
ana Secretary G. w. Smith. the recep-
tion committee is composed of Silas II.
Manchester, Chairman; John q. Massio,
Hcny H. Root, James NiSbet, n. ID.
Pierce, .lD., Fred 4. Hunt; hall superin-
tendent, Fred =. Hunt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-06

with Augustus DAILY, and who has been
especially engaged to portray the little
boy hero, Fan Fan. Our thoatre-goers
will no doubt be interested in the fact
that w. h. Pendergast, Providence boy,
is also member of the company. "A trief
synopsis OF the plot will show how strong
the situations arc Carmen is the wife of
an auto5rstic diplomat, but she has a
lover, Capt. DAlbert, by whom she has
had child, who has been reared lin Sc
crecy. Helene is the wife of Carmen 3
brother, George ID Armont, and they have
one son George, sfterward Known as Fan
Fan. Helene endeavors to shield her
sister -in-Iaw from the results of her in
timacy with D'AIbert. and successfully
pleads with him for the return of Car
mems compromising letters These letters
are entrusted to the care Of an orderly,
Brisquet; he meets with fatal accident
while on his way to deliver them, and the
papers are stolen from his person. at the
hospital, while he is still conscious, but
unable to speak intelli6ibly, by lie
Renard the psramour of Zephysine, "A
etrOlllnR enleftalneF'F
The captain writes 10 Carmen. warning
her that tho letters have been stolen, but
he does so under cover TO Helene. This Is
made to appear to D'Armont, who secures
possession OF the letters. that IL is his
wife who is the guilty one In his rage
he casts her off and takes further
vengeance by giving his own son to lie
Renard To be brought up as thief. Seven
years later ID D'Armont and mis- wife meet
in square wherein is the van of lie
Renard and Zephysine. Hearing the hus-
band and wife speak of their lost child the
thieves see chance TO make money. A
bargain for the boys return is struck at
once. but meantime Fan Fan runs away.
so Claude is taken homo by Helene, and
everything that mother can do for him
is done, but the true heir turns up in due
time and all ends happily.