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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-26
lGLESlAS' VISIT.
The President Of Costa RIGA Exchanges
Courtesies With the Vice President.

Washington, Nov. 25.-President
Iglesias of Costa Rica, accompanied by
members of his staff and Col. Carter, u.
s. A.. visited the treasury department
today, and after being presented to the
chief was escorted through the money
vaults and shown the mode in which
the government handles its immense
stores of coin
He then visited Georgetown College,
where two of his brothers are students.
One of these, it is expected, will enter
the United States military academy at
West Point under a special act Of con
gress extending this courtesy to Costa
Rica. During this afternoon courtesies
We're exchanged between President
Yglesias and Vice President Hobart
The diplomatic corps have paid their
respects to President Iglesias one Of
the first callers being Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British ambassador,
who, as dean of the corps, expressed
the well wishes of the foreign repre-
sentatiVes.
M. Thiebaut. French charge d'af-
flares. and a number of representatives
of Standardization countries, were
among today's callers.
Thus far no arrangement has been
made for a conference between Presi-
dents Mckinley and 1glesiGs al
though it is believed there will be one
during the visit apart from the social
exchanges, for an exchange of views
on public questions between the two
presidents
One of the Costa Rican party said
today that it was merely a coincidence
that this visit happened at the moment
when the Nicaragua question was as
suTOiOp- unusual prominence.
At the same time he said, the people
of Costa Rica were deeply interested
in the building of an isthmian canal for
outside the question of Costa Rica's
rights in the canal, it was recognized
that the enterprise would be of meal
culable value in stimulating business
throughout Central America, making
that part of the country a highway of
the worlds commerce This official
said that while the present visit would
not bring about any formal PROPOSE
tons or declaration of policy on the
part of Costa Rica, it was quite likely
to lead to a better understanding as to
the attitude of that country on the ca
| nal and it's identity of interest with the
United States
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NEW MAYOR FOR SANTIAGO.
Senior Baoardi Succeeds Mai McLeary.
Who Asked to Be Relieved.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 25.-Some
time ago Maj. NIcLeary whom Gen.
Wood had appointed mayor Of Santa
go, requested to be relieved of his may
crafty duties and return to his mill
tary post. This request was granted
today.
In the opinion of Gen. Wood it is
preferable to appoint to the mayoralty
a civilian as acceptable to the Cubans;
and he has appointed as Maj. Nc
Leary's successor, Senior Bacardi, an
old resident. He is anxious to give the
mayoralty as much authority as is
compatible with military jurisdiction.
The new mayor will conform to Gen.
Woods ideas, which are TO give the
Cubans every opportunity to show
themselves capable of self government.
The first official act of Mayor Baca"di
was to discharge the entire clerical
force in the mayors office and to en-
ploy Cubans who had served in the
war.
The regulation preventing the fore
closure of small mortgages, issued by
Gen Wood about a fortnight ago, has
proved a great boon to those for whose
relief it was intended.
Gen. Wood has approved a scheme
for a school for the higher education Of
women, similar to american normal
schools. Today he issued q notice i'm
posing a fine of $1,000 upon any person
promoting a bull tight and a fine Of $50
upon any promoter Of cock fights In
the case of a cock fight, the fine viii
fall upon witnesses as well as promo
ters The rural police have been in
structed to keep a special lookout along
the telegraph line between Santiago
a-d San Luis, as the peasant farmers
are still cutting the wire and using it
to bale hay and copestone. The civil
administration Of the province is now
virtually complete.
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ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK.
Has Accepted an Invitation to Harvard
qualification Banquet.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 25.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for COM
planetary dinner which will be given
to the winning Harvard foot ball team
and substitutes at the American House,
Boston. on Saturday. Dec 8. The dim
ner will be given by the Athletic Assoc
citation of Harvard graduates, and will
be open only to members Of the asso-
citation, as it is considered impossible
to handle, at any Boston hotel, din
ner attended by bota graduates and UNI
dergraduates. Gov elect Theodore
Roosevelt so, Of New York, has ac-
cepted an invitation to be one of the
speakers, and Gov. Wolcott, President
Eliot and other prominent graduates,
have been invited to attend
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-26
A CLEAN SWEEP,

There is every indication that there
is to be a clean sweep in the ward COM
mittees from ward three the coming
wear. All of this years committee is
10 retire Otis D. Arnold having moved
into another ward, the other members
making way for new men
The ward committee as at present ar
ranged, aud the one to be chosen to-
niebt Al the caucuses, is made up OF
Daniel b. Aver. Charles e. Wetherby
and ]. Arthur Roy, none of whom
have ever served on the committee.
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RECORD TO BE KEPT.

In order that the republican city com
mittee may have a complete list of the
voters who take the oath in the eau
cuses this evening. blank forms are to
be furnished which will be counter
signed by the chairman Of the caucus.
They will contain the name and ad-
dress of the voter and the fact that he
asserted under oath that he was quail
fed to vote in the caucus NOV. 18Th,
1895. in a certain ward and precinct,
Lists of those who take the oath are
required to be kept by the secretary
of the caucus. but these lists are not
usually accessible, and this plan has
been devised to aid the committee.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Foreeast for sat
urday: New England: Fair continued
cold: brisk westerly shifting to southery
winds.
Eastern New York: Increasing cloud
ness and rain or snow by Saturday night
rising temperature; winds shifting to
brisk southerly
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METHODICAL.


IFrOm the UhlcagO TTIDUne.J
Despairing lover-Bertha, have you
nothing to say in answer to the letter
l wrote you last Thursday? Do you
know that all my future is bound up
in your reply in that latter?
Washington maiden-I haven't looked
at it. Horace Next Tuesday is my day
for opening sealed proposals.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-26
A Dinner to
Schley.
HEARTILY GREETED.
Chauncey NJ. Depew Makes
Notable Address.

New York, Nov. 25-Rear Admiral w.
S. Schley was rendered d compi-
mentary dinner tonight by the mem
bers of the Brooklyn Club. Covers
were laid for $50.
Rear Admiral Schley was escorted to
the club by Congressman Charles G.
Bennett, and he was accorded a hearty
reception by the guests when he APP
peared there. The applause, handicap
ping and cheering lasted some minutes
when Admiral Schley took his place at
fhe guests table, along with Chauncey
NJ. Depew, Benjamin F. Tracy Col.
Hester and st. Clair McKelway Let
ters of regret We're read from Gen.
Woodford VIM. c. Whitney and Su-
preme Court Judge-elect Almet f.
jerks.
Mr.. McKelway acted as POSTMASTER
and introduced the guest of the even
ing. When Admiral schley arose to
speak he was again treated with pro
longed cheers, which We're renewed at
intervals during his telling Of the de-
struction of CeIvera's fleet. 1t is q
high tribute to my profession" he said,
Ito say that not one vessel Of the Span
ish fleet escaped us" The other speak
ers were Chaunoey M. Depew and Ben
jamin F. Tracy.
DR.. Depew said in part: 1T is a Won
derful privilege to live in a period of
the national eXaltatiOn of ones cOun-
try. 1t enlarges the vision, broadens
the opinion and clarifies the judgment
of the people. 1t promotes pure and
unselfish patriotism, 1t lifts the entire
population to a better view Of the
plane upon which nations are maneu-
Vering for ascendancy. 1t gives to in
dividuals a nerve and brain tension
which make the dullest sensible to the
music of the national anthem and
nightly enthusiastic over the victories
OF the army and navy
The older generations have had eX-
experience both in the civil war and III
our war with Spain. When a resistlesS
fury impels a free people TO fight, 1t is
for right, justice and liberty. 1t is oft
en- upon sentiment and to crystaltze
into law national on international, that
sentiment The war of the revolution
was fought to establish a principle re-
pudiated by statesmen, and existing
only as theory in philosophy that all
men are created equal, with certain un-
alienable rights, among which are NE,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
1.-The civil war was fought because
r''9 sei nosfitnt '| nv in laws or in the
~ 'T M ation From 1812 I'd 1914
n,,,. Groarican navy was making that
e, Ll racord witch If mad eGualed
ga ~, IT, tt,o,, e7,,,oassad in everv subsequent
,,f,~, II fought then under Dec
at,,r and Perry and cambridge to make
a.ui anu w., az oa,,s frae hiohvavs
me seas aiie' 'iie ,o,,,Ia,+,en and 10
Ioa A'hTr ,nrnan f terriforV every deck
,9ed az I,p+,,ed oTnr which foated
~ l'' stors 9n5 strines tt fought from
,e i9 aeE e. 80 T,oI,a he land over which
eaatod ~ et,TS and striDes for every
noated the stars anu 9'lIPo9 VA ol,co
+rai,,a5 ~, o;t;goneTin This time its he
TOQs were T0arragut. Porter ana RaulQ-
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CUT ms THROAT WITH A RAZOR.

Springfield. Nov. 25-John Griffin,
aged 19. until recently an inmate of the
Northampton insane asylum committed
suicide in his grandfather's home in
Indian Orchard tonight by cutting his
throat with a razor. He nearly severed
his head from his body. Melancholy in
duced by the recent death of his grand
mother was the cause of the act.
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DELAY IN NEGOTIATIONS.
II Is Hinted That the Cause is Due to the
Irritation of Rios.

London, Nov 26.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the Standard says: 1T is
limited that the delay in the peace ne
gotiations here is chiefly due to the ir-
ritation of Senior Montero Rios, who
wants to resign and has only consented
to retain his membership in the Paris
commission on a personal appeal Of
Senior Sagasta to his patriotism, the
premier having assured him that per
sonal responsibility is in no wise in
Volved"
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EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH.
1t Is Felt In Virginia and North
Carolina,

Carolina.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 25.-Many points
in South and Southwestern Virginia re-
port having experienced an earth
quake shock about $50 o'clock this
afternoon. The disturbance was felt
from Notway county to the Pennsyl-
vania line There was the usual roaring
noise. No damage is reported
Franklinsville, n. c., Nov. pa very
distinct earthquake shock was felt here
this afternoon about five minutes after
three o'clock. The vibration was from
east to west
Winston. \. c., Nov PA distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at $40
this afternoon. 1t shook the largest
building in town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-26
LAvIGNE WINS ms FIGHT.

san Francisco, Nov. Pain the La
vigne- Tracy fight here tonight Lavigne
was awarded the bout on the goth
round.
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ON MONDAY,

Believed in Madrid the Philippine Cues
ton viii Be Settled Then.
Madrid, Nov 25.-After visiting the
queen regent today, in order to con-
dole with her majesty on the death of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-24

En- Ia isls de Ia fsg( eli modo do oul.
tivar Ia v~sinilla es diferente. En- MEXICO don.
de Ia fecundgci6n de las flores se della 1 ID natu.
ralesa, SO deja q Ia planta que trepe 3 los arbo'
les, mientras que en- la isla citads, donde IL fe-
cundaci6n es artificial, Ia planta no &c deja Gre.
Ger mas ALA del sloance de 10 msno. Los vas.
lagos Sc plantan al pie de los troncos, GO unen
entire 81 por medic dc bambdes para formar una
especle de tcjido scb'e el oual Ia vanilla Greece
y 60 extiende cor toda lib,rtai. En- ningun ca
SO ae cortan jamas los srboles; pues que Ia
par a es afecta q I'm terreno hameGo y teme al
calor del CO.. Bajo estos arboles 81 donde SO
We Ia vanilla en- gu mas tipioa forms, vigoro-
So & muy productive En Ell segundo case 81
labrador deberia primero prooeder 4 establecer
los eorortes para su future plantfo. Con cite
objeto sc da Ia preferenoia al arbol que
produce oierta nuez debido q su promo y fAoil
crecimiento y su sbundante .jugo lActeo, muy
aprop6sito para la nutrioi6n de Ia vanilla.
Cuando los arbo'es han llegado 4 una edad
sufoisnte para dar fcmbra & Ia plants %entoncos
ss.iembran los vastagos- La estaci6n caluro
say de lluvias es la que 50 e~fcoje para aque.la
operscion; pues que para e~nraizar los vastsgos
requieren FREQUENT s RIG 8. Cuando los Pc
que6cs vsstsgos principian acrecer y echsr
races al aire, S 10 50 ~necesita darles buena di.
reccion y exten ierlos g. b'e %espalderas que an
tes sc han srteglado para reoibirlos.
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ga &c, $50, 900. Gem era de suponelse, la ma
yor psrte de esos buques fueron ingleses; Ell
ndmero de ellos es l, 1876 mientr, s que ell docs
q enanes es lls. el de los ~franceses 107, 81 de
los holandesee, 90 de 70, austriacos 40. De
los buques amerioanos 500 pasaron cuat-o.
Dice IN diario local, que Ell pueblo de
Humseao ha regalado q don Joaquin Masferfer,
alcslds De aquella oiudad, IN hermoso caba 10.
ri acto fu6 sole mnixado en- Is plaza phblica
por Is orquesta de don Francisco Font
*Dics GEL Buscspie"
-Vsmos CON gus.o que ya no sc preducen
disgustcs entire la tropa y los paisanoe, J que
9 n muy raras ex oepoi5nes, rnasbien de marine'
ros que de soldados. FL or len mas complete va
rsinaudo en- 10 Capital"
. Hemos sido favors,idos con un a n
plar de la Constitution de los EE UU. abre'
viada y acompan ada d. informes obre ell Go
bierno Federal, Ell d. 10, differences estados, y
otros particalares no msnos interesant s FL
TODD forms I'M elegante folleto redactado en- in
g,6s J en- espa1ol, y 81 autor, 81 general Daniel
Butte field, 10 dsdica al pleblo' de Pto RICO.
Agradecemos ell ebseqa!o, y recomendamos
la lec:ura del impor,a1te fMc'calo, p rqaeA
todos convene oonccer como SO gobierna an asf
mismos los que han de teEer en sus mAnos nues.
tros destinos.
>. FL ST.. Vic .rio Cspitular hs nombrado
al Pbro. don jose A. Aoosts, Cura ecoa6mo de
Fsjardo, & don Jaims Bennasar idem de Aqua.
da: 4 don Francisco Gariga y Blanch idem de
Tea alta: 4 don Pedro Paras. idem de Cagdas;
a don Pedro P. PizA idem d.. Pefaelss: & don
Donate Novoa, idem de Florids; 4 don Ildefon
go Garate, coadjutor de Gate 'rA!: & don Bald>-
nero Fernandez idem de Mapatf; s don Jose
Ratio item de Guyana; notario eclesiastico ,
s~acristaa feglar de Aijuntss q don Regime Me.
yes; s~acristsn &c g'ar de San Sebastian, aD. Jo'
te Lope Fsri's y c%onfescr de las Madres Car.
mejitas 4 don Lorenzo Roura.
!" Nuestra Agente dc Psti las Dofa Ro.
saurs 81 va, nos felici,a por la reforms que
hemo, estableoido en- la t'p'grsffa. Mucho
estimamos los f-ases que nos dedioa con csc
motive.
Leemos en- la "Estrella Solitaria" que
da 6rden militsr ha sido sup1emido ell ~peri6dico
Ella lnformaci6n. de Msysgas.. Muy de Ia.
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NOTICIAS

Segnn Eota que publica I'M peri3dico
local, Ell senor Secretario de Fomento, Doctor
don Salvador Cs,bonel, hs regalado un gran
namero de importantes libros con destino 4 la
biblioteoa del sCf calo de Trabsiadores" dc
esta ciudad.
*Hemos recibido IN ejemplar de Ia eGy
cats Militar,' drgano de Ia Academia militar
de Caracas (Veneauela.) Con gusto devolvere.
mos 50 atenta vista.
Al decir del colega vecino Sci Paia,n
psrecs que 81 slcalde do Areoibo, sen r Perez
Avil6s, preae ntara en- breve Ia dimisi6n de On
cargo. NJ
Mshana publiearemos una il teressate
carts que ba escrito Ell general Henry al sr.
Munez Rivera
= Han contraido matrim ,io en- Ia cia.
dad del Caste ell ioyen don jose Nadal Y Ia 20.
iorita Ramona G fau. Tambien en- Arec:bo SO
unieron por iguales lazos don Manuel Siragusa
Y Ia se1orita Angela Fsrnt nd sx.
: Al decir de ''El Baseap:e" an soldad,
americana &c arroj6 antes de anoche en- Ell rio
de Arecibo por eli puente "Pizsrro:" pero otrcs
soldades y dos sgentes de pcli ia lograron sal
var!e.
Nos dicen de Arecibo que en- una visi-
Is giraia & la csrsel De aquslla Villa por Ell CO.
ronel Tyson, ealio este muy disgustado del 10
cal por las pocas condolences higienicss que
reune. Sobre este mismo punto hemos tratsdo
nosotrs hace tempo.
Ell AyuntamieIto de Camuy suplics
al centro superior 10 ~autorice para proceder 4
matricu'ar animales mayorss de un afo, que
dsndo exentes aus due1os del pago de 5 pesos
que dispone la Ultima circular vigents, ext
giendo & los contribuysntes I'M comprobante
suscrito por dos personals de arraigo, y per
I'M termino limitado.
DON Carlos Lopes MARQUEE, v~igilaute
de Ia Saccion de Vigilancis y Seguridad de es.
ia Capita, ha pedido 8 Ia Sacretaria de Gober.
naci6n Sc ,e comedian diez disa de ~licencia pa.
"a atender al meioramiento ie su salud.
FL juez municipal de Barros ha pre-.
sentado una ~instancis & la Secrstaris de Justi'
cis, solic;tando permiao para asuntos propios.
Aver fueron cursdos en- Ia Sa'a de So.
corros Francisco Sanchez , su concubins Con.
cepci5n Diaz de una herida contuss el primero
= una CONJUNCTION 10 segunds, que les ~infrieron
unos deeconocido Francisco Rodriguez de una
herida que se inirio por efec:os de ma caids;
Of ni6o Rudno Rivera Do ma heridA que 10 in.
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L8
.Continda tomando incremento Ii epide.
mia v~arioloss en- 81 barrio sCoto do Ian.
rsl Ponce. Parece one no % obssrvan, como
es debldo; las pTescripci0nes de Ia sHigiene.
l'egandose 81 extreme DC que IL ropa procsden.
to az los atacadoa 90 lave en- L zanjs que STR
viesa squel caserio de IL que se pravean ID
aqua los vecinos para 81 oonsumo.@
-. Por u Acadia Municipal do Ma
yaguss 90 ha pub'icaio M bando para us loe
animalea que 90 empleen para silla, caFes
tlro sean robustos, sancs J aiiestrados. pfos
hlo!en1o que 90 emp!een caballos cansadoa,
ssi como 81 manifestations, 9 imponerles MAJOR
trsbslo gu e, de 50 natural resistencia.
- Un labofioso aiteSano Do P0nce sdaI
apelido Ju.be Tue atropellsdo por Vi cnrs6d4
americana, , 50 encuentra grave.
a oorio DEL 'sMlsslsipi' ileg6 spfccs.
aente de Nueva York nuestro compatriota ~
JoVen don Aflstldes Rivera, quien antes On
eyer tomo possession del cargo DC interpretive dsls
General Henry.
. Procedente &c Venez1ela Az l1egsdo
2 10 del Sur 81 loven Rafael AariotaySs
despues de algunos amos dc ezpatfisci6n.
&. Esta Moons go ilevarA . efecto 81 IL
Ffeslaio, y en- I'm salon arreglsdo convenientes
mente 10 junction anunciada por ios ~rsclusos a.
aque! P nal. Sc pondran en- elcens dos piecaai,
tss sDoade esta Calle1as y sCass DC Campo
Oon W motlvo GO INVITA- VA prsnsa looal y y
tooos los caDalleros que deseen conourrira y ~
to.
Sc NOS suplics enesrecsra Ia familin
que de'een palcos para 81 egsan hails que ton
dra efecto en- nueatro col1so q uoohs al az
dol actual ~ aUHAA kAAA~fMHA...xzkSEA -
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Bur|a, bur|ando,

Muchas vecer, discurriendo sobIe Ia COS.
tumtre tired cional &c que en- tai noche como
Ia de hoJ celebra Ia 1g'esis cat6liea los divinos
thoios, nos habfawos preguntado:
-JEn que praran estas misas?
Y este sho han venido & parar en- que Is
sutt ridad ec'esi&etioa las suspende, con muy
buen acuerdo, For 10 cual estan de pesame 10
anantes de esa olasica fiesta.
Renunciemoe, ues, 4 la cottambre bullan.
guerra dc cor cusrir al temple en- haz a%pretadf-
simo, para admirar de ceroa mas de IN bello
palmito, digno de sor llevsdo en- palmitas y re-
gs!asnos el dido con los sones es'r pitosos y ale.
grea de parderos, cascabeles y maracas.
Per fsta vez, nos es forzoso prascindir de
esas misas y aun &c los gallos que solfan so]tar
desde 81 coro los ,ieionades 8 csnturrasr vi
~llancicos y ten dillas ~alusiv;s 8 abusivas.
Despojada Ia noche-buena de su may or
atr,ctivo, viere q quedar reducida 4 Ia simple
catego,fa de una no hs ordinaria y corriente.
7 aun cuando nos quede ell rscurso de Is
Gems, "a no resulta tan sgradab'e ESQ de aentar
se ala meea, LENA DO psstsles ds m'sa, sntes 8
d spues de Ia misa.
Pero, en- fin, suprimase 6sta; permanezcsn
silenciosos X tubos del 6rgsIo del tempo y
entire ell tube digestive en- 81 pleno ~eiercicio De
sus ~funciones.
Entreg, & nonos & Ia dulce tarea de la mas
ticaoidn, comisndo. 81 es possible, & dos CARR.
Hos, como slgrnos p%oltt;cos gownent.
~.
FL es2fritu sc entristeoe al pensar en- Ia no
che-buena que pasaran por los Madriles aque
Hos funcionorios de alto bordo y de c1mrani-
HIS que hasta hlce POGO tuyimo, en- Puerto Ri
90, J que para esta 6poca acostumbraban sacar
Ia tripa de NAL mo.
BESIDE las primerss horas de la mafana CO.
mensaban a rec Dir obsequios y f~inezsp, va de
les emp,eados suba'ternos de los aspirantes
4 destinos, va de- los persorajes infayenns.
De est6Sf6gSI06 zPF6v6ohaEa alganos, y
repartfan los demfs entire los amigos.
Este sho, por ala, on Ia villa del Oso, re-
c,rrerAn Ia PIAZZA dc Ofiente, cariacontecidt s y
~tristes, bus III do en- vauo entrs los pumerosos
putstos de f utss 81 rico manly que tantas We
ces s,borearon entire nosot o..
Y ent.e tanto las tufbas de chiqui:los, al
son de xabomb:s y panderetas, recorreran ale
gfenente las Gales eantlrreando que Sc las Pc
Ian:
La noche. blena ae yiere
la noche. but nj &c vi:
los que de U tramar v%inieron
no han de yo'ver por slIA.
Y al DIR esta copleja no podrAn menos que
derramar una lsgfima . Is meme ria do las no
che buenas pa a las Qae para ellos fueron to
das la, del aho.
Agapito Hnejosa.
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La HERENcrA DEL CoNDENApo

80 DON nm terrible movimento de rabis.-1Pero que o. ha hecho
ee anciano para Cue o. as 1steis hasta ese punto7
HIS rsoibsdo mi ~01sSzi6n,-murmur 81 Baron tenn.
blando..
-iVn confesidDl... iVoai. -. iOs habeis confess-
dor. iOhi... ich,... lQue imbdeiI H.. Jqus imbecil!..
Y golpe6 con rsbia 81 suelo con 81 pie, como ST hubiers pi.
soteado & So marido. Fl re excusabs humildements, diciendo:
ERA una ncche de e1travioI.. =. Una sIuoinaci6n sxtfa-
ma 90 apoder6 de mi ALA en- Trsvensc!.... Habia qaerido vol. :
solo; no hsbia levsdo en- mi lanohs nj aun el grum ste. s. Y de
pronto surgi6 una sombrl del medic del oementerio =. Me cref
juguete de una r~esadills. 80. Y line dele arrancar Ell secreto
de nj crimen 81.
-1Oh! !q1e ben hub:era's hecho en- que lsros en- vuestro
Oriente!-dijo Ia Baroness con Juror.
Al amaneoer, continu6 ell Bsr5n, sin contestar 8 30 muier
= me rehicsy me burle de ess s,cerdote. -. Y pude Greer que
no nos vclveramos & yer jsmas,
no IN oampanillsz", y IN momento despues abria Ia doncella ID
puerta del gabinete , desia con alegre tono;
Seniors, Ell senior cura de Trevenec, que viene &tra'r Ia
sonora noticias de So tia Ia marqussa.
La donoela conocia al cura Gardsin desde hacia tsnto item.
20, que le hsba recibido sin desconfanzs, muy persusdida de
que ell facerdote seria bien acegido por So sehora. Ls Baroness
tuvo tempo de decif que no le reoibia, poreu, ell eura estsba
ys en- Ia puerts del ~gabinete.
-Dispenssdme. sefora -dijo con gran dalsurs,-si me
presanto en- vuessra case de improviso; pc o 81 sehcr Kerniisn
hadebido prevenlros que me esI eraba, porlue me esperabais
mo es verdad?
FL Bsr6n sc habfa levantsdo y. lfvido de terror, perrnans-
efa clavado contra ID pared. Is Baroness comen16 Dor csrrar
cuidsdosamente Ia puerta del gabinete y echo ma grueea colgs.
duro que impedfs Dir desde fuers 10 que Sc decfa en- ID habits-
cion. Dspues, dirig' endcss fogosamente 81 aaoerdots, IL pre-.
gunt6:
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