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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-16

Marked down to prices less than cost. Prices have
been sashed without any consideration of the loss
to us. Weimust clean out the stock before inven-
tory. Remember this is sale Of honest reliable
Clothing. We have not space to name all the
bargains.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-16
OVerCOatS

Mems Heavy Overcoats 5, 6 and $3.50 marked down
to $500
Mems fine Coats 10, IL and $3.50 now $775
Mems finely made and lined Goats ID and Sis styles
$.75
We have few of our fine Tailor Made Coats made
from finest imported kerseys that will sell below value
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-16

Don't miss this sale. We have bargain
department. These goods at these
cash only.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06

with Democracy If it is not
for the people! We hav. al
ready heard too much pratt
ing about 1.-The party of the
people" and then seen the
people crushed by monopo-
listic legislation. The trouble
with the so-called Democrat
&c party in the recent past
has been its tendency to-
wards favoritism in quarters
where the masses have no in
terests. The Democratic
party means more to-day
than il has meant for n
quarter OF a century. Ii
stands for the liberty of the
whole people against the
class legislation OF both par
ties in the past. 1t X a real,
living. breathing instrument
of the people. to be used 10y
them for the uplifting and
betterment Of their cOndi-
ton. Yes. it means the life
/ OF the Renublic itself. Ii the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

Virginia has outdone her
self and elected Tyler Gov
ernor by n majority little
short OF 10000. Powell i
reelected 10y a plurality OF
over 1000. The opposition
seems TO have melted away
The Democratic vote Wa :
light. but the factions in the
Republican party destroyed
its strength. The defeat ci
the LambiteS r. complete
Bowden. Allen K Go. will
now fix up their little slate,
and Mckinley will do the
rest. We rejoice that Democ-
racy has won in Virginia
Tyler. EchOls and Montagn.
Will make state officials o
which all will be proud.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
Heating Their Irons.

Under the above caption the
Newport News Daily Press in
it, Thursday issue, say:
Now that The election i over politi
ciars bavo commenced 10 ! eculate -
the next campaign. which Will I nc
place two years hence, when not ony a
member of the House Of De egaies will
be elected 10 succeed Hon. Thomas Tenn
p c Powell. TO, a state Senator iiom this
district viii also be chOse1. Politicians
look far into the future. and law plans o
mature in the dim vstA. Now il l.
said that there " as : motive that prompt
ei the Democratic leaders 10 roll up
large Democratic nsjori,ies IN War
rex county Tues iaN. They aave their
eyes on the Contest in 1897. and a-e
heating their irons already. At the
Williamsburg convention. according TO
the representation based On the guber-
material election IN 1895. the "oid tree
state was entitled 10 four delegates.
and York county twelve. But ( ese
two counties wlli Oe largely represented
IN the heat convention Every precinct
went Democratic ia warwicE. Even
Blood6cld Joined IN the course and gave
Tyler plurality OF 23l over McCaun
According d the last oasis Warwick
will have ten votes in a district conyen-
tiOn. al increase 81 SIX. York will also
have = few more delegates as the Dem-
ocrats made heavy gains in that county.
E The Democrats ia Seaport New
were not UP - snuff" AS one
gentleman expressed il yesterday, Tor
this ciiy's representation was not In
creased bui remains the same-iOurteen.
TbO-e Warwick AMI YORK county
: / 'emOcr4ts are after Barnes scalp" said
well known politician 10 a reporter fl
the Daily Press yesterday. and II his
friends don't loOk out they'll get II toe
TLey can't re beat every time" IL Il
said fi.at either Commonwealth > Attor
ney J. Fillmore Hubbard OF Clerk OF .hs
Corporation Court ID. G.. Smith viii OPP
pose senator B4 Des f5r the nomination
Al any rate there viii be some fun two
: years hence.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
ELECTIONS ~ OTHER STATES

Democracy-the party we
were told was dead-has won
III New York state. In Great
er New York, Van Wyck was
elected Mayor of the second
largest city In the world by
Ii plurality OF 10000. Ker-
lucky i again Democra tic by
- 900. Nebraska. the home
al the peerless Bryan. the
great leader OF Democracy.
has given upwards OF 10000
fsr free silver. In Ohio Mark
Hanna : election to the sen
ate j. extremely doubtful.
hut Bushnell j. elected Gov
efnor OF the Buckeye State
~ a plurality OF $4,000. less
fhan half OF Mckinley'S plu-
PANTY "A year ago III LOWE
rhe Democrats have made
great gains. III all these
states t9netallism was the
overehadowing question
Pennsylvania has gone Re
publican "a usual, but by a
greatly reduced majority
Maryland has gone Republic
can again and German il
defeated for reelection to the
L. ;. Senate. Baltimore city
elected a Republican Mayor
Massachusetts is safely Re
publican, but that like "th'
Dutch taking Holland"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
Circuit Court to Convene.

The regular Fall term Of the
Circuit Court will convene in
this city on Tuesday, Nov. 10,
Judge BENZ. +. Gunter writes
that he expects to be here. The
Judge is i'm bad health and has
not held term ON the PENN
sui since last Spring.
Thirteen new chancery suits
an nv new common law Suits
have cen added 10 the docket
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
BRYAN's DEMOCRACY.

The golditenewspapers say
William Jennings t,ryan and
the free coinage of silver at
the ratio OF 10 TO ! are dead
They aIso claim that Bryan
IS not a Democrat. Mr.. Bry-
an says he is a Democrat
that's enough for ~. But
whatever may be the opiD-
ion OF the Mckinley Aid
Society" Mr.. Bryan stands
Tor the people. To the dogs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06

The election in this city
passed of very quietly Tues
day. The vote was about nor
NAL, but there was considerable
apathy, particularly among the
Republicans. The colored vote
was about as heavy as usual,
thus demonstrating the fact
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06
Vearn at Centreviuc-

Mrs. Minor, a widow lady
who resided near C.sntreville,
died there this week. Rsv. /. S.
Boyles. of the Baptist church
conducted the funeral. Deceos-
Ell leaves a family of children
to mourn their LOSS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06

There j. 10 disease more nBeertain IN re
nsiafe ,isan dysg-pslE- Physicians ssy that
the symptoms Of 40 Two csl-es agree IL j.
fhervfDr- most dil.icnls 10 make a correct
dfzrne-ts No matter under WHIST disguise
dysgs~Fs-a attacks you. BrO~r@, Iron Bifter,
viii cur H. Invaluable 81 all ai.esses 81
the stomach, blood and nerves. Tor zAle by
AL dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT FORTHF
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY. IN
VACATION ON TIE 18TH OF OCTO-
Der 1897.
Alva Hubbard.
Against In Chancey.
LATE Ar,iery & ). b. craig. partners &c.
The object # tins suit Is 10 attach the
personal properly OF l.afe Ardery and J.
b. Craig. p rtners doing business under
the firm name # Ardery and Crag, sit.
ua;e in the county Of Tharles City Va,
suS j. I % same. especially rhe iarm ~
inn Ia said county AMI state known as
Pennington, IL the payment and sat-
is'acrion 81 a claim FIR damages made by
the plaint,F Ava Hubbard. TO wit, the
sum of $4,000.
And affidavit having been made that
the defendants LATE Ardery J. b. Craig
are non residents of the state OF Virginia,
IL Is ordered that thy appear AT thu
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court "a
Charles City county within Is days after
due publication hereof and do what Is
necessary 20 protect their interest in thi:
suit. a d that n copy OF this order be-
published once. a week for four success
sive weeks IN the Virginia Gazette, .
newspaper published IL the city OF W IL
liamsbnrg. state OF Virginia, and copy
hereof be posted at the front door OF th'
courthouse If Charles City county OF
the first day OF the next term OF th'
county court
\ Copy-Teste:
J. r MAJOR,
Clesk OF the Circuit Court.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-11-06

William and Mary and Co
lnnf'ia University will meet
OF the gridiron to-day at the
College. The game promises
To be very interesting. An adj
mission fee OF % cents Is charg.
ed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
ll(li'Il

Phillips pj Moore, c BrIont, 3b
Wilson, Itj Owens eli whitley IF
Hinton, 2bi Kershaw, sui Gibson, lb
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
10 rXrlED THE GRADE.
The faSarkena & Fort Smith Rail.
road Yatdaat THE flbs6 20 DO
lnlagdd

There drc now just 20 ear
loads of heavy steel falle 10 be uaed
In the fegafhana N Fort Smith
railroad yards here, In extending
Che yards for the heavy traae
which u IuoreaHlnp daily civil
Nugueot ll, d Kuoble, Tom
knoble Frank Upton aud E1 Fer
gusoh are now here TO lay OF the
yards for the STEEL
The above road has d fine yard
here now and plenty Of room 90 lay
aomo twenty-five miles Of rail II
they utilize AN the yard ground
they have purchased There ID
plenty Of room from the park
switch down 10 The 'fHpg street do,
pot ou The odsl bldo of the track
lo lay several tracks. aud The die.
tanee H fully a half mile aud on the
west side of the main track the
same condition exists, Then the
road owns property where the ltiHot
mlll property stood, and we learn
they viii utlllegyofy foot Of ground
either with taehs or buildings
This road will certainly be In tht
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
Postmaster FOREMAN.
Ilo TOOK Charge Of tho poatoilloo To-
day What lo Says About
llla Holm.

The reporter met Postmaster
Ben Foreman this morning and
asked him II he had taken charge
and II SO had he any changes to
make In the conduct Of the post.
office here, He saldl ''l have TAX.
en- charge aud will keep Col Kelley
with me until August lst, In order
that he may help me famIllarlge
myself with the work. In regard
10 the assistant poslmabtera place,
which rs held by Mr. Qua Henry
and which Is an appo'ullye place by
The ingolnp postmaster ! shall not
make any change lutt for The proH.
ent at least Tor ucyoW days In
regard 10 Wl olhrr places In the
office they come uudur the civil aer
Wee rules and will not diHtufbAny
of them unless / see ID will Be to
Improve tbe service Mr., roft-
Imam then said he was determined
to make the people d good pogtmaa.
ter aud they would have no room to
Igrumhle IL him, Regardless Of pol-
itIts we believe Mn ~ will do This,
llaisOb,e encrprHInp citizen, and
oud bualbuHs mDu
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
THE LAST SID RITES.
Over 1000 Citizens Attend
the Funeral Of Officer
0, ID Perry.
EVERY BUSINESS HOUSE CLOSED,
While The Procession a lille in Length
Moves Along the Streets Orders
Bury : heir Deceased Brother

Today will ever be memorable in
the history Of TeSarkana, because
OF the interest taken by her citizens
In the funeral exercises over the re-.
mains Of Officer O, D, Perry Of the
West Side, this morning az s
o'clock, Out of respect to his mem-
ory and in token Of their sympathy
to the deceased's relatives, about
| 600 people attended the last sad
rites at the family residence on
Wood street, and followed the re-
mains to Rose lllll cemetery, Every
business house in the city closed
doors between the hours Of Sand 0
o'clock--eyen the drug stores and
saloons, shoe shops, etc, did this,
This Is the 0rst time In the citys
history that such a thing has oc-
Cured Almost every vehicle avail.
able In the CITY was in the funeral
procession, which appeared nearly
a mile in length,
The KuiRhtg Of Macabees and
Knights Of Dixie were out in large
numbers, both at Che residence and
Rose IlIll cemetery and conducted
services at the grave Of their de-
parted brother and friend, Rev.
Beagle, OF the State Line M9tho-
dist church. conducted the funeral
exercises, In very impressive and
appropriate manner
SearRcnt Of Police Perry Of Men.
phis, "a brother Of deceased) arrive
ed last night aud attended the lu-
neral as al8o three brothers Of Mrs,
O, p. Perry the Messrs Albright,
FROM Marshal Texas,
The demonstration Of the people
thb morning and Yesterday, clearly
prove their disapproyal Of so many
Killings In our midst They wdl In.
sHt that they cease, that law and
good order prevail We certainly
hope chat II will be 10 from this day
forth,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01

9th, Quarter mile dash, 'fesaflana
ponies, IA hands and under
9th, Quarter mile fast mule race,
Tth, Quarter mile slow mule race,
s26000 in purses Is to be given TO
the horse races, and will be Ill
yldud aud made known ON the day
OF race Amount of premium for
each race, rosoving this right 800 We
may suit the owners OF the h0mus,
Base Ball.
Atip, m, base ball games will
begin, between TeSafhana Date
CITY and Mena, Ark clubs
Amazon Drill.
Atop, N, Amazon drill A sgh
gold medal will be given TO the best
drilled Amazon lady,
0thor Features.
There will be other attractions,
such a f0at races, wheelbarfuW
Races, sack races, three legged
races, etc
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01

Music will be lurushed by the
feEafkaha Goraet band and Me.
Cams Orchestra, grand bail at
night al Ghi0's park at the new
pavilion, given under the auspices
of McCanna Orchestra Refresh
menls will be served on the ground
Including lunch stands, 30 that par.
Ties will be able 10 get dinner aud
lunch on the grounds Trains leave
feSafkaHa ff0ln the city depot AZ
1890 D. N, aud every hour thereat.
ter unlll 1870 A, M from the Tex
dfhana n l't Smith depot, giving
pyerybo ly opportunity ta attend
the celebration. let everybody
patf0niae the hand aud base ball
BOYS Admission at gate, ghe, aud
round trip Oh train ghe. No pains
viii ho spared to make lhla rVSatks
ana gala day Parties denlflnu 10
enter their horses Ia these races,
will call 0n OF write NJ Il. Stanley,
Opera House lloeh. bnpeflnteHd'
eht grounds,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01

swim when the new yards, eombm.
ed with The old, Is turned over to
the company We are betting
heavy on this road catching the
business, or they would not 20 to
such heavy expense
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
Bicycle Races.

At lp, m, the bicycle races will
begin, v elHdngi
ist 0he.f0urth mile race,
2hd, Half mile bicycle race
Ord one mile bicycle race.
$1,000 pud mccall, bicycle lamp,
bicycle shoes, etc, will be given to
the winner
These races viii be under the
auspices OF the Mercury Wheel
CLUB,
1'fottlng Races,
The irotllng facoa beglu AZ . y,
m. Az follows
lat Half nile tfottlng race and
repeated, fof Bowie aud Miller
county horses.
end Half mile running race, aud
repeated tlfoo luf allol
Ad Halt mile trotlng race, rond
wagon, bowie aud Miller county
only one heat
llh, Quarter mile dash, Gree Iaf
ali1
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
Will Play Rail

Tomorrow afternoon, at Spring
Lake park, the Hope, Arkansas,
nine will cross bats with the "ilds'
OF this city, The following Is the
assignment Of playersi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-01
n IIIN

chauncS lst b. Dewitt, III
Wright 3bj Chic, ci DeylIn, pt
Kuhl, ssj Wilson, 2bi Celia eli
Sutton, n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-11
los MISTERIOs DE PARIS

han hecho, no es possible formar ninguna
idea de su verdadera condeoD: sus acceso.
proceden de IN furor cuya causa es lmpene-
trable pues no prOnnncla una sOla palabras
Los demas locos tienen con el Ell mayor mi
ramiento, 10 guian cuando anda Sc
placen hablarle segdn ell grado de inteli-
gencia de cada uno. Ali esta...
Todos los que segu1an al medico retroce
dieron llenos de horror al yer al "Maestro de
Escuela", pues era 6l. No estaba realmente
loco, pues Sc fngfa mudo demente. Hab1a
matado la "LechuZa", no en- un acceso de
,oeura, sino de caleutura ardiente, iguai al
que e acometi6 en- la quiuta de BouqueVal.
Dsipado su delirip al POGO tempo de su pri-
si6u en- la taberna de los Campos Elfseos, Sc
halo al volver en- 81 en- una de los celdas de
Ia Conserierfs, donde sc ~encierra PROVISIONAL
mente los locos; Y como oy6 decir su lado
que era un loco furioso, resolvio eontinuar
hacienda el papel de tai, sc impuso un com
pleto mutismo fn de 10 comprometerse con
respuesta alguna, 81 por aoaso Sc llegaba
sospechar que era hngido su NAL; estratage-
ma que tuvo ell resultado que Sc habia pro-
puesto.
Conducido Bicetre, ingfa de cuaudo en-
cu.udo un violento acceso de furoT, teniendo
siempre buen cuid2do de que fuese de noche,
4 fin de s4lvarss de la penetrante observation
1el medico mayor; el Cru jano de guardla,
despertado ll2mado toda prise, no llega-
ba nunea sino al fin de Ia crisis. Los pocos
c6mplieas del "Maestro de Escuela" que sa-
han su verdadero nombre gu huida del pre-
sid;o de Rochefort, ignorsban su paradero,
Y ademss no tenfan interes alguno en- denun-
cia rio, de manera que podfa justihearse gu
identidad Esperaba, segGn este, quedarse
para siempre en- Bicttre, hacienda el papel de
loco de mudo.
Este era ell duico voto e. dnico deseo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-11
B1BLIOTECA DE "LA DEMOCRACIA {"

de aquel hombre, merced la impoteneia
para hacer daflo que paralizaba malos
instintos. En- Ia soledad de Ia cueva de 'sBra-
20 Rojo', ell remordmiento &c habfa apodera-
do de su alma de hero, fueJza de con-
centrar esp1ritu la incesante meditation
de sus crfmenes, Y privado de toda comunica-
cion con ell mundo exterior, ideas habfan
negado tomar cuerpo q presen tarse como
imagenes su cerebro, segdn habfa dicho
la "Lechuza" Entonces So le aparecfan los
semblantes de sus v1ctimas; pero este no era
locura, sino Ia fuerza de la reminiscencla lle-
vada gu Ultima exageracion.
AsI es que este hombre, de contestura
atletica en- la fuelza de su edad todavfa,
que sin duda debfa yvir adn largos amos
que poseia en- toda plentiful la raz6n, Sc
reslgnaba pasar ell resto de sus dias entire
locos, condenado IN mutismo perpetno, pues
81 era deseu bierto, 10 ndenarfan al dltimo
sapllclo poT sus nuevos asesir atos, una
reclusion perpetua entire los malvados quie-
mes profesaba IN horror invencible, que sc
aumentaba a medids que crecia arrepen-
timiento.
FL maestro de Escnela" estaba sentado
en- un banco; una selva de cabellos cslosos
cubria su fIente enorme horrenda, tenia
la barba aPoyada en- una mano e codo en-
Ia rodilla. Annque su rostro monstruoso es-
taba priyado de vista, q pesar de boca
disforme de los dos agujeros hediondos que
tenIa lugar de nariz, revelaba claramente
ans desesperaci6n acerba inonrable.
Tn loco de semblsnte triste, benevolo y
juvenil, arrodillado delante de { , tenfa entire
las suyas la robusta mano de- bandido, 10
miraba con compassion y repetfa incesante-
mente estas palabras con VOC suaye: FIRE
sas. .fresas.. .fresaa -
-Ahf teueis-dijo con gravedad el loco
sabio,-la hnica conversation que ese idiota
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-11

Al dar mi postrer adi6s al pueblo y
4 Ia prensa local, es mi deber ante todo,
consIgnar un sincere testimOnio de gra-
titud inmensa al e1imio escritor z Illus
trado doctor en- medicina, mi queridfsi-
mo amigo don Jose Rodriguez Castro.
Siempre Sc la dicho que cl agradeci-
mlento es el deber mas ineludible de
todo coraz6n honrado y que de bien na-
cido Sc precie, y no quiero que ell mio
lleye el cstigma de desconsiderado y
rutian.
Al pueblo ponceno en- general debo
atlas consideraciones de respeto y carl
no 4 los ilustrados periodicos LA De
MocRACIA xEl Anunciador~ la deuda
sagrada de mi eterna amistad; ellos me
dispensaron el honor de dar cabida Ell
sus columnas los NAL pergenados rem
CLONES que de mi pluma han salido.
Con harto pesar abandono estas tie
rras hospitalarias eli donde fructitican
bien la laboriosidad la honradez, pero
la conjunction de diversas concausas Gle
la generaIidad conocidas motivan M
vuelta los patrios lares.
FL que determinada personalldad die
"a torcida Interpretation a mi cOnducta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-11

ra palabra exaltada al primer ademan
gesto amonazador de este infeliz, los celia
dores Sc hubieran arToja sobre el y 10 hu-
bieran agarrotado Y apaleado inundado de
aqua fra, que es uno de los tormentos mas
Btroces que pueden lmaglnars3. Flgutaos,
puee, el afecto que deberfa producer IN ira
to semeiante en- una organization en6rglca
irritable, cuya fuerza de expansion es taDto
mas violeuta cuauto mas comprimida Sc ha
la. L. husiera acometdo uno de esos es-
paDtosos accesos de Juror que Sc burlan del
rigor mas severe, Y que, exasperados por la
misma frecuencia con que Sc replten, llegan
por dltimo ser incurables al paso que, "a
10 veis no comprimiendo mas que al prlncl-
pio esa eferveacencia momentanea, dlrl-
gi6ndola en- otro sentido, vall6ndoso de la
mfsma movilidad de espfritu que sc obserVa
en- los dementes, esos accesosi ef1meros Sc
apaciguan con la misma prortItud que Sc
orglnan.
-SQuien es ese eiego de .quien hablaF
Ies acaso una Illusion de su espfritu?-pre-
gupt6 madama Georges.
No, senora; es una historic muy e1-
trana-repuso ell doctor.
-ESe ciego fue preso en- un sitio de los
Campos EIfseos, con una gavilia de iadrones
asesinos; sc lie encontro encadenado en- ana
cueva subterr6nea, al lado del cadaver d
una mujer tan horrlblemente mutllada que
no pudo ser TecOuoclda.
-iQue lance tan espantoso! = excIamo
madama Georges estremeGlendose.
-Tiene una cara espantoea toda car
comida por el vitrioo. Desde So llegada
aauf no ha dicho una sola paIabrs, pero no
re 81 es realmente mudo, 8 fnge serlo. Por
una singular caeualidad, los dnicos accescs
que ha sufrido fueron en- mi ausencis, y siem-
pre- de noche. Desgrsciadsmente no ha ia
de respuesta alguna Las preguntas que So le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-11
NUEVAS REVELACIDhES

Blen sea por patrlOtismo y para de-
fender los intereses del pals, ) como
mas generalmente Sc cree, por despechC
de no tenerlos su cuidado, clio es que
ell famoso excanciller aleman cOntinUa
hacienda en- sus periodicos graves reye-
laciones que, de ser eXactas, podrfan
eiercer gran Influenza en- Ia poftica
europea A csta clase de revelaciones,
que deian en- duda Ia intenciGn con que
las hace Bismarck, pertenece la nOticia
que da el xLeipzIger Nachrichten> So
bre un tratado de alianza que dice ha-
berse celebrado en- 1891 entire Italia y
Russia.
Dlffcil es saber 81 al propalar esa
especIc hay el propOsito de que Fran
cia abrigue rccelos sObre la aInistad de
Russia, 10 cual ell un aleman podrfa pa
recer patriotico, ii, por el contrario,
Ileya eI proposito de hacer sospechosa
Italia las otras dos potencias que con
ella forman la triple alanza, y romper
los laZos con que estan unlC as.
In esta Ultima hipGtesis, diffcil serfa
comprender como ha podido ser impul-
sado Bismarck pOr q patriotlsmo ha
Ger tai revelation, sea . no eXacta.
dico que pasa por bien Informado en-
10 que Sc rcferc a Russia Y que Sc dice
0r4anO Ell la prensa de los lntereses
franco-rusos, desmIente Ia noticia del
modo mas termInante, y calificandola
de absolutamente falsa, la 1elaciona
con Ia campana lie calumnIas J absur-
das invenciones que estan hacienda
los reptiles, asf les llama, del eXcanci-
ller aleman.
Por 81 este no fuera bastante para
disipar toda sospecha de que entire
Russia Italia puedan existir relaclones
especiales ocultas de amistad, Ia
prensa rusa, rehriGndose las fuctua-
clones y a la indecislon de la polftica
italiana, dice que el gobierno dc Italia
debe persuadirse de que por csc cami-
no janas obtendra buen resultado yI
solo conseguira efectos desastrosos.