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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-28

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind. June N.-Manager
James Dickson tonight opened Anderson's
first summer opera season with the Mackay
Opera Company in Said Pasha." The
Grand Opera House was converted into the
coolest spot in Anderson with artificial cas-
cades in the corridors and potted plants and
ferns everywhere. The attendance tonight
was fair. the rendition of the opera good
The Mackay Company will probably be fol-
lowed in three weeks by the Calhoun Opera
C0mnanY.
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Wisconsin,s Golden Jubilee

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June pa week of
carnival in celebration of the golden jubilee
of Wisconsin statehood was formally ush-
cred in tonight The opening ceremonies
consisted of grand reception at the Pabst
Theater, presided over by Alvin 2. Kletsch,
president of the Milwaukee Carnival Asso-
citation Mayor David S. Rose delivered the
address of welcome on behalf of the city
and Governor Edward Scofield spoke for
the State. The principal address of the
evening was that of Edward p, Villas. of
this city. who spoke on Fifty Years of
Statehood
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MADRID, June "a dispatch has been
received here from Admiral Camara an
nouncing his arrival at Port Said. He adds
that the ships under his command had d
capital voyage, and a voyaging speed of
ten miles on hour. 1t was announced here
this afternoon that Admiral Camara has
been ordered to proceed through the Suez
canal with the war ships under his COM
mand,
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Knox County GRADUATION.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WHEATFIELD, Ind, June 27.-The grad
uating exercises for Northern Jasper, were
held at this place Saturday. There were
twenty graduates from four townships and
the town of Wheatfield. The Hon. w. b.
Sinclair, of Knox, delivered the class adj
dress and County Superintendent Louis H.
Hamilton presented the diplomas.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, June 27.-The eve be-
fore the Democratic county convention is
as peaceful as though nothing were on in
this city for tomorrow. There are no evil
dences of the approach of a nominating
fight, as was the case the night previous
to the Republican convention week ago.
Few candidates are out, and they are gen.
orally Of the drafted order. Madison
county, for years a Democratic stronghold,
has been made Republican, and those who
are nominated tomorrow simply offer their
services in q forlorn hone
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Clark County Barn Burners.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONvILLE, Ind. June 27.-The
barn burners are again at work in Owen
township, this county, and much excite
ment is prevailing. A fine barn belonging
to Henry Giltner, near Alto has been de-
stroyed. 1t was the work Of incendiaries.
Burning brands were thrown from the barn
to the New Hope Church. near, and the
roof set on fire By hard work the building
was saved a detective associat ton recently
formed is Investigating the affair.
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shot Himself in the Knee.

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EAWOOD, Ind, June H.-William Lau-
gerbaker, prominent young man, a son of
Theodore Laugenbaker, superintendent of
MscBith's Chimney Factory, was danger
oUsy wounded yesterday evening while out
fishing. A revolver slipping from his lap
was discharged, the bullet entering his left
leg above the knee. II was extracted.
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Only a Ruse de Guerre.

NEW YORK, June G.-The Journals cor
respondent at Rome cables that Senior Del
Mazo, the Spanish ambassador to Italy,
said to-day that the cruise of Admiral
Camara's fleet in the Mediterranean is only
a ruse de guerre After a short stay at Suez,
Senior Del MaZo is alleged to have said the
fleet apparently awaiting orders, Camara
will again sail, but for Cadiz, not the Phil
ippineS.
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Crazed at Loss of Her ChiId.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, June 27.-Dr. Rod
ney Shepherd, of Louisville, who disap-
peaered last week after carrying off his six
yeIr-old daughter from the home of his wife
in this city, from whom he is separated, has
no. been apprehended. Mrs. Shepherd is
Frustrated and it is feared her mind is be-
corning unbalanced on account of the loss
of her child.
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rounded BY countries whose sympathies in
cline towards Spain. the American squadron
necessarily would be entirely self-contained
and seIf-reliant. being fully provided with
store ships and Golfers to avoid the neces-
siy of running counter to the neutrality
laws of the various Mediterranean ports
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSVILLE Ind, June %.-Word
has just been received of the accidental
shooting of John Brown. of Falmouth, this
county, Saturday afternoon. He had gone
into the woods to shoot squirrels, and was
sitting in the underbrush at the foot of a
tree ,When Wilbur Piper and companion
also looking for game. saw the cap on
BroWns mead, and thinking is was pole
car, hred at 1t, twenty-six shot taking ef-
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The Last week at Tampa.
Leslie's Weekly.

at the inn was so great that the walters
simply could not wait on everybody So
everybody helped himself. John Jacob As
tor washed cups and saucers, Theodore
roosevelt went into the kitchen and made
coffee William Aston Chanler cut up a loaf
OF bread into slices. Richard Harding Davis
hunted up the finger bowls. They had very
fine time.
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Jacksonville BOY wounded.
necial to the Indianannlis Journal

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, June 81
Among those injured in the battle of La
Luisana, Cuba, was S. F. lister, of this city.
How badly he is wounded is not known.
His mother, who lives here, has received
Geographic reports. He is a member of
Troop c, First Cavalry. With him in the
same command is his brother George and
four others from here
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washington Star.

Washington Star.
Hadn't you orter kind o. be easy with
the government on the way it's runnin the
war;" she inquired gently.
'.Oh dunno" replied Mr.. Corntossel as
he rifiied the leaves of a report from the
Agricultural Department. "EZ long ez the
government Undertakes to teach me how ter
run a farm, l don't see why / shouldn't git
back with a few remarks about the board
of strategy"
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ST. PETERSBURG, June IA disas-
trous fire has occurred at Riason. capital
of the government of that name, situated
10 miles by rail southeast of Moscow. Much
of the town. which has a population of over
80 600, has been destroyed, and the loss is
estimated at several million roubles.
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Next Time.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
Poult Bgeow has given up in disgust and
sailed for England. The next time W. get
into trouble we will send for Poult before
making a move.
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KEY WEST. Fla. June pa vessel car
rying mail for the American soldiers and
sailors engaged in the Cuban campaign left
here to-day. and a vessel bringing the first
mail from the army is supposed to be on her
Way to Kew West
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Dissatisfied Mnn.

Kansas City Journal.
The fact that Mr.. John James Ingalls, is
not satisfied with the var is nothing against
the war. Mr. ingalls, is not satisfied ys;h
the solar system. the law of gravitcs. 81 Oh
the circulation of the blood.
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Firm Conviction.
Detroit Tribune.

Detroit Tribune
1t is impossible to mislead Mr.. Cleveland5
conviction that the country will need just
about such man as he is when the conflict
is over.
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Place to Rest.
Bede's Budget

Bede's Budget.
Manila would be good place for CO .y'n
army as no one in that climate wor4.s he
tween 8 in the morning and in the afe~--
noon. Life over there is one grand, sWe~t
SeSta.
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PEORIA, ILL.,. June 27.-Fire tonight de-.
stroyed the dry goods stock of Hysinger 81
Rosenthal. The loss on stock will be $50, 000
insured for 50 per cent: loss on building
and carried out in an unconscious condition
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New York

New York Mail and Express
SO far as can be ascertained, the increased
tax on beer is violently opposed by every
body but the consumer, who has to pay 1t.
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feet in the victims head and neck He was
unconscious until this morning and his re-
covery is doubtful. Young Piper did the
shooting
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Washington Post
With Colonel Bryan Endorsed by Larry
Godkin and Dave Hill being pattsc on ne
back by Harpers Weekly it is time Tor the
Democratic party to make a few political
soundings.
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a word. Ex-President Cleveland's postum
is matter of general knowledge too. II Is
offensive. He ought 10 keep quiet for
reason different from that which inlprli
Mr.. Harrison
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Philadelphii

Philadelphia North American.
Among the artistic triumphs of the end
of the century we notice this summers shirt
waists for the dear girls.
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Cincinnati Enquirer.
Everybody knows how ex-President JTar-
rison stands on the war. though he says not
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teaus occupying points which command the
passes from the sea. The town is encircled
by bastions and redouhts of ancient pattern,
but recently remodeled. The defenses of
Cadiz consist of circle of eleven powerful
forts. The other harbors are similarly de-
fined with detail information as to APP
proaches, channels, depth of water, batter
les etc.
With this full information at hand the
nature Of the assault upon the coast of
Spain win be pretty well outlined before
the American squadron sails. At the same
time much viii be left to the commander
in-chief of this squadron. Some naval
thorities believe that the Canary islands
viii be the first point OF attack. and that
the next move will be TIC establish a naval
base at Ceuta. point on the African coast,
owned by Spain and opposite Gibraltar.
With this base. our ships would be within
easy striking distance of the long stretch
Of Spanish coast.
Commodore Watson should reach Admiral
Sampson by Thursday morning. or. perhaps,
earlier, for the Newark, having been extern
gively repaired. is now a swift war ship.
character that Will admit of the employ
ment to the best advantage of the big mont
tors Tor bombarding purposes and small
cruisers and gunboats as blockadng vessels.
The start will DO made from off Santiago
Just as soon as the squadron can. be got
ready and this, fortunately, owing to the
completeness OF the naves mobilization. will
be Ia a very short time.
There il no intention o. weakening the
Havana blockade by the withdrawal Of
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heats. Time-2:1s1z 2:1s1z, 2:16ik. Iquique.
Percy c. and Lady Elyria also started.
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Arrangements have been made for a patri-
PREPARING FOR BATTLE
Concluded from First Page.)


main body came to their rescue in the nick
of time. The Spaniards withdrew.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-30
EN- CORTAZAR

Leemos en- ell diario Gel Globo, de la ciu.
dad de Mexico:
En- la calle de Morelos, ndmero l3l, Cor.
tazar estado de Guiana juato, republoa mejica
ma reside Ia seflorta Josefa Aguilar quien sin
duda confrmara con gusto Ia veracidad de la
relaoidn one publicamos enseguida, usando para
clio las palabras de la misma oven.
eMi enfermedad, dij 10 la senorita Aguilar,
Sc present6 de varios modos. Tenfa mala d.
gesti6n, vertigos con frecuencia y debilidad.
Sc adormeci6 la pierna izquierda y despues de
algan tempo Ia sentf pesada y aun algo inf1a'
mada, me dolfa la cabeza, dormfa muy NAL,
perdf el apetito y en- general me sentfa muy
d6bil.
No perdf tempo en- ponerme en- cura. Un
m6dico de la ciudad de Celaya me recet6 unas
cucharadas de ioduro que me aliviaron algo,
pero solo temporalmente, y volv1 sentirme 10
mismo.
Por fin escribf al Depsrtamento medico de
la casa Doctor Williams Medicine Co., Sche
nectady, Nueva. York, y pronto recbf ell m6to-
do curative sin que aquelos sefores aceptasen
NADIA por sus servicios. Tome las pildoras
rosadas del doctor Williams y con gusto pue'
do anunciar que he mejorado muchfsimo Ha
cedido ell dolor de la pierna y los vertigos han
desaparecido por complete. Hoy tengo buen
apetito y me siento muy aliviada, gracias q
Dios las prodigiosas pildoras rosadas del
doctor Williams.
Miles de personas Sc han curado con las
pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams, miles 10
estan ourando.
D.. o,,H
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dos estos apreciablcs se1ores son enthusiasts
propag gandistas de la idea liberal ve"daderos
admiradores del seiior Muhoz Rivera.
ERliThe' Peras, melocotones, fresas y to-
rhO'Ao' dss las demAs classes en- almfbar y
en- su iugo. C;ruelas secas, castahas, avelanas
nueces. Aceitunas en- frascos "Reina' Y
"Manzanilla" y rellenas con anchoas. Anchoas
sin espinae, en- aceite. Setas secas, en- latas.
Queso Parmesano, Gruyere, Mahones Man.
chego. Salsa de tomato italiana legftima
pasta para sopa. Trufas del Perigord, petit.
pois con jam6n y mantequila al natural.
Macedonia de legumbres; fageolets y todas las
demas conservas de carnes, asados y legumbres
en- classes selectas. Lamprea caracoles a la
"Bordaesa''. Sopa 'Juliana" Vinos de cham.
pagne, Jerez, Itslianos y ell acreditado Rioia
tiMulta" Ia tan conocids cerveza "Ancla",
lienen constantemente en- eu coimado ''La Mu-
lita", Espanol J compahfa.
~ Aver lego esta Capital la cslebrada
compaiiia do variedades que dirige ell gran
transformista sehor de Mesmers, emulo de Ere
goli, que tanto ha lamado la atenci6n en- Eu-
ropa America Debutara en- nuestro teatro
la pr6xima semapa.
~. Los seilores don Jose Perez, don
Teodoro Barrios, don Luis Ramirez, don Ma
nuel Perez, don G. del Toro Fernandez,
vecinos de Cabo-rojo, protestan de que sus fir
mas hayan aparecido en- un perddco de Maya
giez, como afiliados al partido sutonomista
ortodoxo, siendo asi que militan en- Ia colecti
vidad q1e preside ell seiIor Muhoz Rivera.
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ESPOSA f H|JOS


(Del perislico sDemocrat,, de Atlauta, Iecas)
Linden, Texas, March 81, de 1896.
Certifco que mi esposa hijo sufrieron
hidropesfa, mi esposa, RQr espacio de seis amos,
y mi hijo durante dos En- toio ese tempo se
probaron todos los remedies conocidos por Ia
profession medica de este Estado Ansioso de
procurar ell aivio de seres tan queridos, consulte
dos eminentes autoridades m6dicas de New
York, y despu6s de varos meses de tratamiento,
10 abandone por no observar la mas mfnima se'
fla, de mejorfa en- los paoientes.
Encontrandome en- Jefferson, Texas, hace
como dos amos, mencion6 ell case uno de los
princpales m6dicos de equel lugar, quien me
sconsej6 admnistrase mis- enfermos las pfldo'
ras rosadss del doctor Williams Sin que me
alentase clio Ia mas mfnima esperanza, y sim
plemente por no del ar de hacer NADIA que pu'
diera dar alivio mis- familares, compre dos
pomos de las c6ebres plldoras y al terminar el
segundo. observe una mejorfa considerable.
Continue administrando mis- enfermos las
pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams, hasta que
Sc consumleron veinte pomos, ,quedando tanto mi
esposa como mi hi 10 en- perfecto estado de salud.
JOHN MEIER.
Estado do Texas. Condado de Cass.
john Miller, que frma ell documento que
precede habiendose tornado el juramento que
prescribe la ley, declara ser absolutamente cier.
to todo 10 que en- ell misno sc frma.
G. A. EAST, Juez de Paz.
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HECHOS NO DlCHOS
(Da dia,io "Herald" de Columbia, Tenn,
e. U. de ~


E.. U. de AZ
Hace rocos dias publicamos en- este diarid
una reaci6n de la casi milagrosa curaci6n del
sehor J. M. Foster uno de los redactores q
esta publication. El sefor Foster (como re-
cordaran nuestros lectores) sufri6 por algld
tempo de la cnf'rmedad liamsda, Ataxia L0I
oomotriz, la peor forma DO PARALYSIS, y sc curd
radicalmente con el uso dc las pfldoras roasdal
del doctor Williams.
La reaci6n fa6 leida por millares de pen
sonas que fueron testigos de sus cruentos sd
frimientos que saben que 10 que Sc dijo q
nuestras Columns es cierto. El sehor Foatel
entusiasmado por ell exito en- la curacidn de
terrible enfermedad, Sc ha ocupado de reco'
mendar la medicna otras personals. Unasdl
las personals que han usado esta preparacion
indicaci6n de nuestro redactor es el seflor n
F. Murphy, de Southport, en- este misn,o estada
Mr.. Murphy cuenta solamente veinte IN anoI
de edad es de constitution delicada caus
de los sufrimientos que le han aquejado duran
to la mayor parte de su vida.
En- una entrevista con el reporter de estI
peri6dco d;jo ell seior Murphy 10 sguients
<lIace cinoo afios me ataco Ia grippe
recobrado de esta enfermedad aunque todaYi
muy dGbil tuve un ataque de biliosidad.
me las medicinss que me recet6 el medico
mi casa pronto pude dejar la CANA pero
causa de la misma dsblidsd fuf durante tod
el invierno vfctima del catarro y Ia t6s.
La primsve-a siguiente sutrf un naevo at
que de bliosidad. Luego tuve las calenturs
intermitentes me repitieron los catarros az
por fin me afectaron el pulm6n izquierdo.
oausa de la falta de actividad en- el hfgado na
'da de 10 que comfa me sentaba bien y para ha
Ger las cosas peores me atac6 un reumatisn
infamatorio que me puso las puertas del z
pucro. Nadie podrfs siquiera imaginar
agonfas que sufrf. Basic decir que me era il
possible levantar la mano. Por indication d
senior J. M. Foster determine experimental N
las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams
que ninguna otra medicina me aliviaba.
resultado fue maravilloso. A las dos senan
de hsber oomenzado tomar estas pfldoras 81
pez6 la mejorfa y diminuyeron en- gran name
mis- sufrimientos. Continue tomando las p
doras por mucho tempo y el resultado es
hoy, gracias Dios, me encuentro en- bue
salud.
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RAMON SALM0NES

En- ell sDiario Comercial, de la ciudad de
Veracruz ercontramos los siguientes parrafos
que deben dar esperauza Las innumerables
yfctimas con que cuenta el reumatismo en-
todas parties.
Ell senior don Ramon Sa!mones reside en- Ia
villa de Acayucan, perteneciente al Estado de
Veracruz es persona digna de cr6dito muy
estimado por sus mucbos amigos conocidos.
La siguiente reaci6n que hizo recientemente es
te sefior no dejara de interesar aquelos que
So encuentren en- Ia misma situaci6n.
<Nunca olvidsre, dijo el senor S ;lmones
ell benefoio que recibf con ell uso de las pfldoras
rosadas del doctor Williams nj nunca dejare
de agradecerlo No es cualquier oosa ell hecho
de haberme curado radicalmenta el reumatismo
articular con solo tres pomos de estas maravi-
llosas pfldoras. Aseguro usted con toda in
genuidad que llevaba va mucho tempo de su.
frir los agudfsimos dolores reumaticos sin que
en- NADIA me aliviase Ia multitud de remedios
que me hce E:taba "a cansa1o de suf,ir,
pues ademas del reumatismo me sfectaba una
deblidad de la vista que me impedla dedicar'
me la lectura y escribir mas de unos pocos
renglones.
Hace nueve meses que tome ell tercer pomo
de las pfldoras rossdas del doctor Williams
para petsouae palluae ucnuo eHIobooo III ho
vueto sentir el mas leve dolor en- las articu'
laciones. Hoy leo escribo largas horas por
la noche sin que por ESQ sienta fatigada Ia vista
en- 10 mas mfDimo.
Dfgase 10 que Sc quiera sobre las pfldoras
rosadas del doctor Williams en- el tratamiento
de otras enfermedades 20 por mi parte Sc que
euran Ell reumstismo porque 10 lie visto de"1os
trQdo en- mi naism0.
Las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams
contienen en- forma condensada los- elcmentos
necesarios para dar nueva vida y riqueza la
sangre para restabecer los nervios. Son es'
pecf6co infalible para intermediates como la
ataxia looomotriz, PARALYSIS psrcial, baile de
San Vito, oiatica, neuralgis, reumatismo. dolo'
res de cabeza nerviosos, palpitaoi6n del cora
z6n, cults palido y an6mico, frialdad de las
msnos de los pies, NAL de estdmago y toda
clase de debilidad en- ambos sexos.
Todas las farmacias de este pafs venden las
pfdoras rosadas del doctor Williams. Cual-
quier persona que tenga diGoultad el adquirir
las debe dirigirse la casa doctor Williams
Medicine Co., de Schenectady, New York se'
"a avisado donde comprarlas. La misma casa
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BsL1oTEcA "LA CoRREspoNDENc1A PUERTO Rico" 81

do nade pena que cauaba haber sido recbdo en-
81, no por menor esta pena
POGO lie mportaban los habitantes del Castillo En- otros
tempos hab recuentado amstad de gentes tan ustres
elos haba conocdo la mas alta socedad haba sdo
de sus mas elegantes miembros
Lo que lie molesaba de manera punzante, como uu
oor agudo que odos los da peDsar que
habfa a qunienos metros de caa edfco purauen
e gsco No restsurado aunqe respectable por las srosas
olas esas hermosas anguedades que tempo
aenas ha tocado-y que 6 aquea estancia
Adoraba las cosas del pasado cuando habfa elogdo
Teenec para concuir das haba sido seducdo no
solo pasae la sencez de los hsbitantes tamben
or aquel castillo tan coquetamente stuado frerte al
Era la estanca sonada que coresponda la delicadeza
de su espu; pequeha bonita fortaleza sencla
monosa La faehada principal daba fsne tena ocho
venapas ovaes la lzquierda esaba torre6n Ia
Ia Marquea donde durans muchos amos haan encenddo
por la nochs uces que servan de guis los marinos
Ahora los aros que alumbraban toda la bahia de
SsntMao, hacfan nes estas uces la derecha haba una
'egunda torre baa que apoaba obe platforms
terninada por oba avanzad que eab pomo sobre ell
por este ado ell rodeaba castillo fomsudo a una
pequena profunda enenads la cua la marea
bs haba siempre de ses ocho agua una escera
alberta en- Ia rosa permitfa baiar al desde ell castillo
Toda parte que daba frente mar era de un peril CO.
rreco sin poue vieno de alta mar no
respetabs las esculturas.
La fachada que daba haba la pae de TERRA era Dor ell
ba poddo exannas rapidamente e da que habfa atsdo
de vistar Ia Marquesa cuando penaba ea gu pena
msnaba Era precise, para egar a aavesar un puene e
vsdlzo habn alberto oso al roca ell mar sc en-
cagaba de enaro Dos torres ventruda POGO baas
endfsn oro tempo puera ahoa estaban
abandonadas as ell muro del rcnto que nuchos ST.
os amsnazaba derrumbarse FL puene vadzo esaba sism