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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
BRISTOL.

The electric road mnittes held meeting
last evening IN the council chamber for thu
pur, ,ose Of discussing the matter with the
Town Council The committee recommended
that a special toan meeting be held Monday,
May 2, TO vote on the question of granting
franchise for an electric road 10 run TO tho
Mount Hope Park Association grounds. Mr..
r. d. Bullock was present representing the
Mount HOPE Land Company, who gave q very
clear statement to the council and committee
of what this company would do II the town
would vote at ut their special town meeting
permit to build tho road from the depot. J he
meeting was very harmonious. and IL was
voted that subcommittee be appointed to
look over the suggested route, and If in Its
opinion change was necessary to report at
an adjourned meeting 10 be held on T-urs-
day evening next, In the council chamber.
The Subcommittee consists Of Robert n.
Turner. JOSEPH Farrally AMI G. B. Rockwell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The Pontiac public schools closed the spring
term and school year this afternoon and the
reports of the teachers in the different rooms
showed commendable progress on the part OF
the pupils
The funeral OF Postmaster Albert J.. Fish,
who died at his home in Pontiac Tuesday
wrs solemnized from his late residence yes
teruay afternoon. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Churchill Of the Apo
naug Baptist Church. The interment was at
East Greenwich.
The Clyee print works shut down last nit 1t
for the rem msinder Of the week. II was not
intended TO shut down until tonight, but an
accident occurred 10 the machinery yester-
day which necessitnted the stopping of q
large part OF the works. and in consequence
the operatives are enjoj ing an unexpected
b olidny.
Notices were posted at the Phenix and T ope
ills yesterday afternoon stating that all
employees Of the company who enlisted for
Il war would receive their full pay and be
retained In the company $ service at the
close Of the war, their pay 70 be calculated
from their earnings during the past two
months. The notice has caused considerable
discu. sion among the employees. many OF
whom are desirous of enlisting, hut there are
others, especially among the French Canadian
operatives, who are considerably excited by
IL, rs they think they see in IL an attempt to
coerco them into enlisting and some OF them
are even thinking of following the example
of number Of their countrymen and return
ing to Canada TO escape any possible danger
of being injured during the war.
Fred Waterman Was thrown FROM his bicycle
by the forward wheel dropping into gully
a; The ride Of the electric car track at Lippitt
- evening and badly bruised.
Ins funeral Of Mrs. Eli zal eth Jenkins, who
d,d at her home in Arctic last Monday was
so,en.nizei from 1T. Philips Church at
Cromp,on today, Rev. l.. NJ Hardy, rector of
the church, officiating. The ioterment was
in the cemetery near the church.
The members OF the Riverpoint Congrega.
ational Church gave a very successful social
and enteItaipment In the church parlors
last evening The entertainment was under
the direction OF X. A. =. Roch and W. E.
smith.
The funeral OF Miss Lea st. Germain, who
died at her nome IN Arctic centre Tuesday.
of consumption after long illness was
solemnized iAln st. Iohn's Church this
morning, Rev. Father Pagan officiating. The
intera ent was in st. Joscpa's cometcry at
Riverlo oint.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
CAPT. DYER'S GALLANT MEN.
The Boys Commanded by the Governors
Son Are Ready For r ght.

Captain q. X. Dyer Of Company u.
Twelfth Regiment. New York National
Guard, is n son If Governor Dyer. and
his comrades soy he is chip of the old
block. He was formerly a member OF the
famous Seventh Regiment, but joined
the Fighting twelfth about five years
ago as lieutenant. The company OF
which he is now captain is the largest In
the regiment The Twelfth. by the way,
Is not evsryw where known as the Fight
ing Twelfth" although that Is one of its
titles. some of tbe outsiders call IL al
literatively the "Dirty Dozen, whils the
insiders style themselves the DANDY
Dozen
After regimsntal drill the other even
ing Captain Dyer detained his men in
their company room long enough to
vote on the question OF volunteering.
There were 50 men present and sS signi-
fled readiness to 90 wherever the govern
ment ohoost Q to send thu m. Tie one man
who had prevented the war vote from %.
ing unap imous went to Captain Dyer af-
ter the meeting ana explained tnst his
family we're absolutely dependent on Linn
and that his mother was dying.
In addition TO the 50, there are IL other
men to hear from, but 10 of these have al
ready told their comrades that they
would be roady when tie call comes
Furthermore, Captain Dyer has received
notice rom six formsr members OF his
company. all of whom want to re enlist,
80 he is confident that be will be able to
go 10 the front with full ranks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
c. WESLEY FIELD DEAD.
An Old and Respected Citizen Eas Passed
Away.

Mr.. G. Wesley Field, one of the old
residents OF this city, died at his home,
15l Clifford street, yesterday Of heart dis
ease. incident to cid age. He had been
in POOR health tor about year. but not
SO as TO lie confired 20 the house. He
grew worse last Sunday and took to his
bed. After that ho failed rapidly and
passed awav quietly yesterday. Mr. Field
was born in this city In 1928, and was
the son OF Daniel ana Lucy (Potter)
Field. AT that time his parents lived IN
n house on the pre ssnt site of the Ghost
nut Street M. K. church. Fer n number
OF years he wss engaged In the Jewelry
business here AHA ipvep ted the machine
for engraving on the backs OF watches by
the profess known az engine turning. de
was very 10 uch of d home body and a de.
voted Methodist. He marfied EmeliDe
Phillips in 1916. who, with a son and
daughter, survives him.
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A WHARF AT THE PIER.
Hearing on the Petition to tablish One
There.

The judiciary committee Of the Senate
gave hearing yesterday afternoon upon
the proposal to establish a new harbor
line at Narraaansett Pier Govsrnor
Dyer has given his approval to the pre-
ject, although he desires that no owner
of the upland In front of which the har-
Tor line is established shall avail himself
of the advantages attendant upon the es-
tablishmept of the harbcr line until he
shall file with the secretary of state a
written stipu lation agreeing 10 waive ony
rights that the esta ablisbn ent of the har-
cor lire may give the owner OF the up
land to MI out the flats solid to the har-
Dor lipe.
Richard B. Comstock sroke for the
petitioners, and Arnold Green for the re-
moustrants, the latter making Q strong
plea against the project claiming that
one half Of the entire Taxpayers Of Nara
gansett Pier vera opposed to II. MIR.
Com stock made an equally forcibls plea
in behalf " the bill, and called witnesses
to show that the prop osed wharf would be
welcomed by lsrge majority Of the resi-.
dents In that section Of the stsJe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
AT THENoRTH END.


Two fellows who first hired q buggy and
then got drunk ha5 shouting time on Chalk
stone avenue, In the vicinity OF the Second
station last night. They would go en- 60 a
street, shout. and drive away again. then re-.
turn to q nearby street and repeat tho shout
ing. Officer Edwards was detailed 10 stop
the shouting. He followed the men out Of
the district as far as the American House
ON North Main street, where he overhaulcd
them. They gave the na.ses % Wallace and
Hamilton. and were taken 10 the Central
station. where one was locked up for drunk
enness and tho other for reveling.
The house of Patrick Pcckenham on Lippitt
street was catered by como unknown persons
yesterday, who succeeded In removing a lot
Of lead pipe. So quietly did the thieves work
that some people who were In the house did
not hear them.
A bicyclist got caught between low gear
and light wagon Charles street just
south OF the square. The front wheel Of the
bike was destroyed.
There has been for many months good
sized hole in the sidewalk IN front OF Cnndnce
street rammar school. The trap has not yet
proved a success as leg breaker.
John Mechsn, one Of ths crack riders Of
the Pekin Bicycle Club. while doing some
trick riding on Charles street yesterday. pre-
paratory 10 entering q contest in Bostc n,
was thrown from his bike, had his coat torn.
the hancle bars of the ma, hine twisted, bell
broken and the spoxes of the front wheel
bent.
Edward Herman. who recently moved into
this section from Fox Point was drunk last
night. and caused much trouble at his home.
Three drunks were taken In charge by the
police Of the second station last night.
A horse owned by W. IA. whiting OF Paw
tucket was taken sick on Randall square last
evening and on being removed to Benedict's
stat le, died there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
AUBURN.

standing in front of james Euston's resi-
dence on Depew street. became frightened
to Yesterday afternoon, and d. rshol up
Depew street at a lively gait. When ut the
corner of-Elmwood avanue, the carriage
coliidei with lamp post, turning the
wagon NJ side down and smashing about 25
dozen eggs, which were under the seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hentz entertained a
party Of friends at whist st their residence
ON Whitney 3 rect last evonina.
The Lncies' Aid Society Of the Free Baptist
Church will give May breasfnst in the par
lor OF the church Mny 2. from 9 to II q. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
TIE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co

Passenger Train Service. Week Days,
Corrected 10 Oct. IL. 1897.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows:
For BOSToN-65. II :55 q. M; RETURN.
wAhPSLEns Ss Z q :a'. II i S s a. 3. m.
tRANKLlN-6:s5, II 80 a. m. b:s5 p m.
ARLfSGPoS@FiaSs AtlfSG9S Ss Is %i $50 IS = m M
WEsT ARLINGTON : Fi20a f5:3a Foao
KNiatHHTsvILLK-FlaS Fs:sa osa ~Fli 10
Ns$EN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S|yEzYSiSF e. sse GsrrR%f%R VIZ
y q AWvtAsHiNGToN- 10 a:o5 q. m. los. "a
cRASsToS, o&s:KLNAwSaS;!e, "a y soS a N.
PoNTIAC.F6;4o a. IN. Fi2;o. 5S5 ESQ
F7:l5. ..Ell 10
A"1 40 SIS, Csc 8: 80, FS:i5, ssii Id. - --e
ANTH0NY-6:lo. e;0S a. m. l2:o5s l:so b:3a
6$p, Ell5s I'll ;lo: p IN. .,o e.,s
SyslSfIY ssGiSE iq s % oNEco t 4 S6osUr 3
PLAIN ftELD--U:i0. 9ao a. IN. ~, 7;lS
lsineia gsi ioi IS New p lars % train connects At
sGMr1ify sS@Efr civ s;ys sGxSTsRsUEY 7; ii scofLANn
ghssAit ahMn5!.5 o5 SaLi M. 5sd sa S:i5 ?. nv WIND
wILLIMANTIC-ea1 v:O5 "a IN. S;sl 7ls
BARTiFRocRD-e:4o e:os a. m. l:ao 7asp n
FisHKIi.I. 81 NEwBURG-e:o5 a: m.
NORWICH-6:4o. a:05 q. m 20. z: rs p. m.
SiFEsRgkEEE SGAao kEb Eak RAFsgsE TEsE 5iS sGRBuaa
AND ERIE R'Y--9: :O5 a. IN.
PARCOAG AND IN TER sMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATION-6:8. aD
a. ri. 9 IS and -l0:lj p. m.
FIELDS STATlON-F6:45 Fy:3u .. m. FI:1Q
f0 30 p. m.
Lew. Pascong at 5:2s 7:25 q. m. l2:2k
b25 and IS :U5 ". IN.
Trans ienye and arriys Boston. Old Cololy
Station. plymouth Div, N. T., N. II. - II
r. r.. Kneeland street.
s~Saturdays only. n, Stops on notice
J. N KING. supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
The NEWS FROM
NEAR BY TOWNS.
OLNEYvlLLE.


Anniversary General Notes.
At the last session OF the Town Council
OF Johnston there was presented bill
froIr the Providence Gas Company for
nearly go fof gas consumed ct the
Tough and Ready engine house. AS the
bill was nearly twice ~ large as the
previous one for . similar length OF
time, the Council deemed II " iss to lay
the bill over for one month and look into
the matter. Some Of the mem bers Of the
company speak right ont In meeting"
and say that the whole thing IL a. plain
as the nose on mans face, tor they ssy
that during ths three months covering
the time the chief was janitor OF the
builaing and had one or two gas stoves
going most of the time, but did not teat
/. the building ~ he should. Tho sitting
room. they claim, was aim ost forgotten.
The same mem bers say that ordinarily
20 tons of coal are consumed during a
winter at tte eneire house. but this yesr
less than IA tons have teen consumed,
and this, they say. demonstrates without
a doubt why the gas bill In question is 50
large.
When the QUESTION comes up for final
action at the Corncii there may be some
thing said that will not be pleasant for
some folks 70 hear.
LODGE ANNIVERSARY.
Thistle Lodge. No. 1895. knights and
Ladies OF Honor. was two years old last
evening, and the event was observed by
holding an entertainment and supper In
Mechanics building on PlAinheld street,
which was attended by at least 200 rer-
sons. The exercises began with an In
teresting address by supreme Deputy
James Hiscox. This was followed with
vocal selections by Miss Lena BIindlr,
piano duet ~ Mr.. and Mrs. S. =. Essex
OF Hope LodRe,a poem. Thistle Lodge"
by Josiah Hill. ard recitation by Mr..
Clifford. Then an old-fashioned New
England supper was Eerved. Of whioh
there wes fill and plenty. There were all
sorts of parlOr games and there wss no
rea 500 why these present did not enjoy
themselves. The pleasant affair was In
charge Ct Protector S. e. Pike. Post Pro-
rector Thomas Pike. Brothers Philip II.
Rsndsll william Trimply. Hugh N. Mo-
Dowsil. sisters J. @. Med DWELL and Al.
ice Il. Randall.
PRESIDENTS ACTION APPROVED.
At the meeting OF the Olreyville Bufi
ness Mems A 'sociation LAST evening reso-
lutions were adopted approving Of the ac
tion Ut President Mckinley and sympa.
thizing with Cuba Mrs. l.. Z. Clarke,
who Is collecting FUNDS for the Cusans In
this vicinity, resolved the endorsement Of
this association. just bsfore tho meeting
closed the president, William A. Phiilirs,
presented Past Presidents Il. +. Sibley
with the gavel he had used during his
term at office
GENERAL MENTION.
Two Itslians az work In the ditch on
Plainfield street indulged in fracas late
yesterday afternoon and raised quite a
rumpus. Patrolman James Mean was
oallfd and he looked the men over, anu
as all Italians looket alike to him, no ar
roste Wero made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening Providence Council, No. 1905.
Royal Arcanum. gave complimentary en-
terta.nirent, in Odd Fellows all, TO a largo
number Of it, fri, nds in commemoration of
its tenth anniversary. The large hall was
comrlefsly filed ana the Entertainments was
Of most delightful character.
Wednesday Mrs. Lucinda Ide. died at the
resi- siIenco OF her son-in-law, Ezra Freeman at
Fast Providence Centre Mrs. Ide was prob
ably the Oldest person in town. being at the
time Of her death in her 05th year. she was
thc widow Of the late Henry Ide who was
an old resident Of the town, and represented
the town in the General Assembly in the
wears, 1868 and 1854
At tue fren ems fair last evening there was
an immense crowd, the hall icing packed 20
suffocation. II Is probabls that tbs attrac-
Il which called together 80 large a gather.
ing was tina cake walk. which was b,led for
that evening. The walk took place ON au
elevated st-ge and there were four contesting
couples, all from the city except one. Tie
W llS'ng was finely performed. and at the
con lusion tho judscs awarded the first prize
to walier Nelson and lady Of this town.
william T. haslsins OF this town has, for
the past two deys. been celebrating victory
won In Law suit which wss an attempt 20
ej ct him from farm OF about Is acres, In
this town near tho state line. Mr.. Haskins
has resided ON the farm more than 20 years.
and has been In undispu,ed possession Of the
farm for that time. Mr.. Haskins was sued
by William II. Bsrncs. who claimed to be the
owner. but tho court decidei In Haskins'
favor. nnd hence the celebration for the past
dsv or two.
The marriage iafentions of Bernsrd woods
and Mis- Agnes Loretta Thompson. also
Amo Warner Mcdbury and Miss Grace Mabel
Hsrrravcs. oil VI ihis town. are record ed In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
TRAIN ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Captured at Their Homes and Late
n a 4 a

Captured at Their Homes and Later
Lodged In Jail.
Los Angeles. Cal, April 22.-The en-
tire gang OF robbers who held up the
Santa Fe train near Orc Grande early
Wednesday morning. have been lodged in
the county jail. Their names. are ID. Il.
Chiisen OF Vic or. and Clvde Bennington.
A. Castner and r. Jones OF Oro Grands.
Ths latter was fatally wornded by Wells
Fargo Messenger Mott.
Tho men were captured NJ their homes
by poss'. The Officers refnss at this
time TO divulge the nature Of tGe evidences
they have gatte cred against the mep, tut
ttey say IL IL positive ana conclusive Of
their guilt. IL Is known that several
watches taken from the registered mail
have BEEN recovered and are In the hands
of the postal authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

We ofYer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cass Of catarrh that cannot be
CURED BY Halls Cstarrh Cure.
J. Il. CHENEY q Co., Pro O., Toledo, q.
We. the ubdersiRned. hkvs known n.
J. Chsnsy for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bust
ness transactions. and financially abls to
oarsy out any obligation msde By their
nrm. WEST & TRUAX.
WAJDIN4. kINNAN & MARVIN.
wholessi Druggists. Tclsdo, q.
Halls Catsirh Cure Is taken inter- naily.
acting directly upon the flood and
mrcovs surfncts OF the system. Price
7Sc. par totfl'. snld by all Druggtsta.
les imonikis s.nt fires.
Halls Family Pills ere the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
A FEW POINTERS.

The recent statistics of the number of
deaths show that the large majority die
with consumption. This disease may cont
mence with an apparently harmless cough
which can be cured instantly nv kemp's
Balsam fer the Throat and Lungs. which is
guaranteed TO cure and relieve all cases
Price 20 and Soc. Sold by all druggists; ask
for free sample today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

Costs 10 Sons hut worm q dollar
viai-1fis IL the testin ony OF handrsds
Lo use DR.. AsD,w's Livsr pilis-1hey
ere so sure sc pure. so 4 sasant and easy
setting. 1.s drnsnf for THU popr lar
iser Reg,i idor " - afe,t "a L. snsine
t.s .asksis 40 ecep up with It. soin ~
biardira a. Bisudi y. 81 bs W., bo set
Tr O. % 'f-e L. % III ~ 49,. - fu a.
path kiAis siIsst; hsll q a. sn.-xs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
in THE WORLD.
OF FINANCE.
The New York Stock Mar
ket Opened Strong.
STOCKS SHOWED GAINS.
London Advices Ignored and Buying
Was Confident.
TONE WAS FtvERIsp, HOWEVER.

The New York stock market opened
strong, with sugar at ll41s, Tobacco 971s,
Burlington 50, st. Paul "a. Hook Isiana
s2A. Louisville s6. Manhattan 9s1l and
Missouri Pacific %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

WANTED ~ neat appearing men for supsrs.
Apply 90 stee. dot, Prosidence ofers House,
satsrday, at 40 . ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

STNHAT no one remedy can contain tho
elements necessary TO cure oil diseas-
os, is fact well known 20 everyone.
Dr. Miles System OF Restorative Remedies
consists OF seven distinctively different
preparations. each for fits own purpose.
Mrs. l.. q. Bramlsy. % Henry ST 81. Cath
crimes, Ontario. writes, For years j suf-
fered from extreme nervousness and annoy
ing constipation. developing into palpitation
and weakness OF the heart. WIS unable TO
sleep. suffered much from headache, pain in
my left side. palpitation and a constant
feeling Of weakness and prostration. began
using DIR. Miles Nervine. Heart Cure and
Nerve and Liver Pills and the Anti-Pain
Pills to relieve sudden paroxysms of pain
and headache. I soon felt much improved
and the pains and aches and weariness LETT
me. then took DIR. Miles, Restorative
Tonic and am now restored 70 my former
good health"
DIR. Miles, Remedies N0.W
are sold By all drug ~ 49,
gists under q positive w.
guarantee. first bottle |n01D ~
benefits or money r. RA~sH~.~
funded. Book on ais- ~ ssssS
sases Of the heart snd 9~
serves free. Address.
DIR MILES MEDICAL oO. Qkbsrt xo6 Z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22
WARREN.

The funeral Of Mr.. vi liam Carey was
solen.nized THURSDAY afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Methodist Church. Rev. II. W.
Brown ofrciati,g. The Narrsgansett Fire
C,mpany No. 3, Of which the deceased was a
member. attended in body. Six OF the com
papy acted ms rail- bearers. A quartst from
the choir rendered several selections. The
terncnt was in tho South cemetery.
Mrs. Phebe winslow remains In very
critical condition nt he home on Nam
stree as . re u . OF n rar lyiic stroke.
Crp.. nett a. Cole, " 10 has ., en- SERIOUSLY
]. hn- r.. overed 9. fficiently to To out in tho
street again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

Quotations marked by q are for less than
5000, par value of stock.
Ex-Dividend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

ERY YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD!
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables givlns.zuIl infsrmAtisa
- TO lseal and through train servios
may be obtained at Previdencs Sta
tion and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

ScrofUle, salt rSeum, erysireias ara
other distressing eruptive aisesses yield
quickly ard pern anen ly 10 the clear sing.
Purifying powar Of Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

Bodily pain loses it, terror n you've q
t"ttls tf Dr. Tnom - Eslsctric OH In tina
hotsf. In Ia relief In casss OF burns
cute. sIr-iDs, atciuents OF any sort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

TIE litt;, folks love DIR. Woods Nor
my Pine Syrup. y eassnt 60 take: par
fcct'y bsrniess; positive cure for coughs,
ctlds, troncLitie. asthma. M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-22

"fubius r,wrrrhnifs wers the plague
my III. Was ain OF ~iIu. loans
Oinim im.nt car ne q ioils ana per-
N 'tnuy az H. - -
2 ts~tis ssl..s ss,ss s~rs.. ie.
n. Xs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-03
LA HERENcIA DEL CoNDENADo

ooso temera aguna degrca poaue da en- odas mis-
espersnzas dehau desvanecese encon6 endab do nd
vduo.
-FsiZmente, sos superticioEo.
-No;y entran ganas de acauzar ese hcmbro de
seber al fin qaien
Por POGO tempo que permanezoa erSaint-M Malo hemos
de sabr quen A1ios amigo mfo; me marcho, psaar
del deeo que tenda de pmanecesr vuesto lado pero
ses muy penoso enoonarme vuestIa abuea
FL sehor Deaande Sc alej5 Gilberto continue gu
canino-
La aneiana marqaesa de Trsvenec eaba esperanto ell
bsrco nieto contemplindoe los anteojos ars
dedor varfos marines <yachs ystaba tuena .s
6ora orgu!losa, que cabia en- ST de gozo.
Una muud relatVmene compscta, &c paseantes, de.
tnia los muees para los bacos que enbn ell
Ia osida della tsrde Todo couocdos les nombrs
ba sta medda que ban gando pero syach' del
desconocdo chocabs mucho nade recordaba hb vlsto
hallabsn muy acknowledgements construido
Ell eyacht, de Gilbeto ell del desconocido egaron al
msmo tempo al muele Una triple fila de curosos
deante del <Sacht. del desconocdo menra Gbeo
drgfa al eucusntro de abuea.
La Marquesa babfa scompaEsdo Eu sobrna oochs
hasta Dnan a hsbfa tornado ell ferrocara daLdo vuea
por Dol, fin de volver ell barco de nieto
Isl Dios perdona los peeados de orgallo que las
oometen por netos, 20 debo ear c6ndensda
Ell nisto sonrio sfeetuosamente ) Ia cog6 por Ia
cintura.
mo tienes medo de navegar de ncchs?le preguno Ia
ancians.
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