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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-14
a WIFE'S DEVOTION

ExomptinSd 80 a Local JustiG1 Bhop Ees-
tortiay and a,a fls,ult a Husband e.
caps, ssntsnes aud Divorce Application
drops.
The strength Of a wife's devotion to
an errIng husband was touchingly IL
Illustrated in Squire Rogers court room
yesterday afternoon. and the Justice
and one or more attendants had the
satisfaction OF witnessing the reconcile
alton Of husband and wife. Otto Sim
mons, electrician at the Glendale coal
works. was the erring husband in Ques-
ton.
Simmons was OF trial for malicious
destruction of property. EaIty Sunday
morning, while intoxicated. he visited
an Alley c house. smashing furniture
Ia Admiral Dewey. and for this Of
Tense he was called on to answer yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. He was
fined for drunkenness In police court
Monday morning.
Hearing OF her husbands trouble,
Mrs. Simmons visited Squire Rogers
court and succeeded in getting the war
Aellk AAeA1AAGAa 4AAAAa wv 49, hANN
that she and her husband have been
separated for some months owing to his
intimacy with other women, and not
withstandlng that her application Tor
divorce is on file at MUundsvile. Mrs.
Simmons applied for divorce after the
husband had been found in company
with these women in Beliaire, BenwOod
and Wheeling, at various timeG
Her devotion yesterday was more
than Slmmons could stand and he broke
down completely thinking OF her Efforts
to free him from q further conviction OF
bad conduct. Strengthening himself up,
he begged leave OF Squire Rogers TO
take an oath chat hereafter he would
walk the path Of Righteousness, abstain.
ing from liquor and the company OF
immoral women.
The wIfe's happiness at hearing this
declaration needn't be described. In
tears, too, she returned her husbands
vow by agreeing to withdraw her plea
for divorce, and veritabie love feast
followed.
Simmons returned to Glendale and
his wife, who recently purchased an In
terest In Tenth street restaurant
will shortly rejoin him at Glendale. Mr..
and Mrs. Simmons are both on the
bright side OF thirty. and none was
more pleased at their reunion than
Squire Rogers.
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And now our thoughts are all Of peace
and home. There are, too often, peo-
pie to be found who have no home, and
1t is to them these few words are ad-
dressed. II you really want home you
can easily get one, but sou should act
at once before the relapse from the war
puts prices on the advance. In Mari
nette County, Wisconsin, the very finest
farming land is to be had now at most
modest figure. Excellent home markets
are at hand to take whatever the far
mer raises, and good prices are given.
These lands are on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St Paul Railway, and full In
formation concerning them will cheer
fully be furnished by C. E. Rollins, I'm
migration Agent, 16l La Sale Street,
Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-14

The city council held a regular meet
ms last night, transacting quite a grist
of routine business. The session lasted
exactly one hour. andi was feature
less. The wholesale druggists liquor
exactly one hour, and 1t was feature
license ordinance, which has been hang
ing fire for several weeks, was up
again, and got 1t in the neck.
The chances looked slim for quorum
in either branch at o'clock, but the
necessary members shortly afterward
arrived. The rols caN showed the fol-
lowing: First branch, present = Baird,
HaZlett, Halter Horkhelmer, List, Nc
Lurh Schmidt. Stroebeli Wiedebusch,
Williams, Bachman; absent Ebellng,
McKeivey, Otto, ZwlckeT, Second
branch-Berry. Bradbury, Connolly,
Fair, Gartley, Higgins, Hoe, klndelber-
ger, Knoke, Marschner. McFadden, Me-
grail, Meyer, NesbItt, Travis. Watson;
absent, ALL, Arndt. Beckett, Bronstrop,
BUGGY, Kasley, Kaiser, Meher, Miller,
Paul and Weisgerber.
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M. Gutnan & Co,
Retail Department, Main and Twelfth Streets.

feet to the excise tax imposed By sec
tIon q OF the war revenue act.
Certificates Of deposit to secure the
payment of gas bills are taxable as GER
tifieates Of deposit drawing interest.
Some misunderstanding existed under
ruling No. 30. which stated that tickets
issued in Canada for passage on ves-
sci sailing from a United States port are
not subject to stamp tax. This ruling
is now abandoned and abrogated and on
all passage tickets by vessels from ports
in the United States to foreign port, tax
must be paid thereon without regard to
the place where the tickets may have
been sold.
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pErER JACKSON JR

Peter Jackson. jr.. the greateFt liv-
ing cake-walker, has been engaged to
direct that historical pastime. the cake
walk, with the double show, DARKEST
America" combined with John W. Voc
gels Afro-American Mastodon MIN
strels, which come to the Grand the lase
half OF this week. jackson iS Vertar
bic giant in stature, and has won con-
siderable fame as pugiltst. He wears
over thirty medals, secured as trophies
in cake-WalkinE contegta.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS,

Safety gates at tho corner OF Forty
third and McCo.!och streets were re-
quested by the board OF public works;
referred to the ordinance committee:
different committees held by Mr..
KnOke.
The monthly report OF Crcmntory SUI
perlntendcnt Brooks. engrnftcd In the
health committees report, showed that
ninety more loads OF garbage were haul
ed 10 the crematory IN August, lSsS,
than In tho corresponding month last
year.
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Tho best salve In the world for cuta
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rherm,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilIblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
nsy REQUIRED. 1t is guaranteed to give
pertect satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale BY Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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via wheeling & Lake Erie. Cleveland
and magnificent steamers OF the C. & b.
line. VIII be the last OF the season.
Leaves Wheeling Wednesday, Septem-
Der H. Rate is only IS 90 for round trip
of over 300 miles by rail and $40 by
water. For full particulars reserva'
tIon OF berths. descriptive book Of trip,
apply to Sam Sherman, TRAY. Passenger
Agent, 25 City Bank building. Tele-
u.hnr.n n0I
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DIED.

PAXToN-At Mt. Lake Park, Nd, on
Tuesday morning, September " .lSsS,
ALEXANDER GILMORE PA&TOEN'
aged 50 years.
Funeral services at the residence OF Ms.
James W. Paxton, at Pleasant Valley
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
Interment private.
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CITY COUNCIL
Wades Through the Usual Batch
OF Routine Business
INABRlEF AND pRosY SESSION

KNoKB ELECTED TO
MIR DAvIsoNs VACANCY IN
THE FIRST BRANCH. AND ED
WARD RATcLIFFE STEPS INTO
Mr.. KNoKEs sHogs IN THE
SECOND BRANCH = SEVERAL
ORDINANCES OF MINOR M
PoRTANcE CONSIDERED.
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Hostom, MnsS., aud Return via IT. 4 q.
Account l. o. o. f. Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
September &c TO 20 the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets TO Bos-
ton and return at rate OF 81 20. via all
raft. and so 80 via rail aud sound, valid
for return passage uatll September 80,
Inclusive.
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A LITTLE life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack OF Group II you don't have
DR.. Thomas Electric Oh on hand for
the emergency.
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co,r,uTrEE REPORTS.

The committee on peuIIOhs HIIu To
monstrances recommended the trans
fers of licenses OF r, w. Stoops 70
Thomas Manion, and V. Leybold to Jo-
se,ph Beltz; also the issuance OF coffee
house Incense to julius Lohse. Council
nnnrnYed OF the RECOMMENDATIONS.
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;Iss,I5O 9lI1?55, 7a 4iSl72,3 96 $

CITY Collector ]. X. Hall turned over to
CITY Receiver A. II. Forgey the following
amounts: 5O-cent leVey, S31,4a2.SO; lucent
lnYY. A.7O5.2i.
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cuANGEs IN COUNCIL

The resignation OF William Knoke, OF
the Eighth ward. was received In the
Second branch. Mr.. Knoke was elected
10 mi the vacancy In the First branch
caused by the resignation OF Thomas
Dawson Mr.. Knoke's seat was taken
by Edward Radcliffe, who, nominated
Jy Mr.. Travis, was elected unani-
mously.
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THE CLERKS REPORT.
After the reading OF the minutes,
which We're approved, Clerk Watkins
submitted his report, which was as fol-
lOwE.
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HOFFMAN BROS. invite trial Of
their famous sausage. especially pre-
pared, Telephone No. 53S for Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.


No production of modern times has
scored, under similar circumstances,
the phenomenal success Of Edward E.
Rlce's famous production, THE Girl
From Paris" 1t even surpasses the
records established bY his previous sue
cesses, "Evangeline" and 1892" Not
wlthstanding the great financial depres-
sion In New York during the past sea-
son, its average weekly receipts
amounted to come $1,000 throughout
the entire year, doubling that Of any
two productonsp resented in New York
during the year. Such record estab-
fishes It's worth. 1t is the funniest pro-
ductlon yet presented, and as its cele-
brated motto proclatms ut is to
laugh"
In addition to It's delightful ) comedy
there is an abundance OF The most de-
HghtfuI music. 1t surpasses all come
dies, and is equalled by very few comic
operas. The piece Will be presented
here with all the stage settings, effects
and mechanIsms used during It's long
run in New York, and with Mr.. Rtces
own famous organization and original
chorus, comprising in all some forty
or fifty people. In addition TO the regu-
lar cast Mile De Leon, the noted
French dancer, accompanies the pro-
ductlon, and will render her new crea-
tion, La Parisienne."
1t wifi be the greatest production ap-
pearlng here this season, and WIZ be
presented in the same elaborate manner
as at the Herald Square Theatre, in
New York, being possessed OF all the
stage settings, mechanisms and effects
used during the long engagement there.
II Will be seen for the first time here
at the Opera House next Monday eve
ming.
WALTERS AS HAPPY HOPPER"
"Happy Hopper" is a new role for
julie Walters, and 1t may be said that
he retains all the good points of MS
tramp characterization, while avaIling
himself of the abundant opportunities
for creating fun, which are offered In
his new play. How Hopper Was Side
tracked" is funny, irresIstlblv so. While
It has It's melo- dramatic features, 1t is
essentially comedy. Mr.. Walters has
surrounded himself with the best COM
pany he has even brought to Wheeling.
The specialties in each act are very
pleasing. In fact the production Is
snappy from start to finish. and WITH
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Pittsburgh and Return 81. AZ Including
Admission to the Exposition.
via the Pennsylvania lines, Saturday.
September IL. Tickets good going and
returning on regular trains September
u only.
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TOP ooArs-D. aUNDLlNa 8 co.
TOP CoATs-D. aUNDLlNa co.
Swell Dressers Wear
Our Smart Top Coats.

We show a strong line of them in
Coverts, Worsteds and Motions, all
colors, made up in SWEETEST style.
Chilly nights speak louder than words
of the necessity of these coats; they
are much cheaper than doctor bills.
While fashion has curtailed the coats,
we have curtailed the price
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out a single dull moment. The engage-
ment-will close with matinee and even
ing performances to-day.
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Another u, q o. Low Rnte Excursion to
the Mountains.
Sunday, September IS. Round trip, 81,
Tickets good Sunday only. Train will
leave Wheeling at Z a. m,
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RE-ApPRoPRIATIoN ORDINANCE,

TRANSPORTATION ORDINANCE.
In submitting this ordinance, Mr..
Higgins stated that the re-appropria-
tIon was necessary owing to revision
of the Island councilmen's schedule OF
streets to be improved, the change be-
ing brought about by the street railway
now being on some Island streets. fact
OF which the Islanders had no knowI-
edge when the annual appropriation Or
dinance was adopted.
The amount OF money for the work is
81 10. which is to be expended gravel
ing. paving curblng, etc., parts OF North
Wabsh, South Huron, South Penn ana
South Front. The ordinance was
adopted.
1921 SIS from Its original placing to the
paving OF Market street, from Eleventh
10 Alley Z, was next favorably acted on.
DRUGGISTS LIQUOR LICENSES.
The ordinance regulating the sale Of
IIouor by wholesale druggists, whose
second reading was objected TO by MT.
AiIl!er, at the last meeting. was read
again, The chief provision OF the ordl-
nance granted the wholesalers the right
to sell spirituous liquors, outside the
city, In quantities less than one gallon.
There were doubts in the minds of
some Second branch members when
vote was called. Mr.. Marschner called
attention to the fact that there we're
no printed copies OF the ordinance
as council requires His objection was
10 late, as some Of the votes had been
taken.
The ordinance met Waterloo, In
the second branch there were five ayes
ard ten noes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-07
"NobIeza obIiga"

Perteneclendo, como pertenezcO, al Bata'
lion dc <Tiradores de Puerto-Rico,, no he
podido menos de leer con satisfaction y Or
gullo 10 noticia de que una DANA LENA de
virtudes distinciones-la sei1ora del Doctor
Francia, ilustre Secretario del Gobierno gene.
ral-va obsequiar s la nueva hueste de
patriotas armados, regalandoles la bandera
que en- breve tremolara gallarda sobre Ell re.
ferido Battalion.
He dido ademss que, para doble hon
"a nuestra especial realce de la merced que
generosamente Sc nos dispensa, dicha sehora
bordara con sus propias manos ell hermoso
pabellon que ha de ser emblema de hidal.
gufa y gloria.
bres de los asposos Francia, que felices cru
zan ell mar de la exstencia, unidos indiso-
lublemente por ell triple lazo del amor, la re-
ligi6n y Ia suerte unldos fguraran sefmismo,
y orlados con fpres de imperecedera gratitud
ipextinguible sfecto, en- la historic del Ba-
talon que acabs de crearse ante Ell confiictc
International prtsente.
No SO borraran jamas esos nombres que
taato valen signifcan.
es de rigor de justicia que no 50
borren nunca; que fuguren, al contraro, con
resplandor inapagable, en- Ia predilecta pa
gina de nuestro historial.
La anlmosa DANA nos borda regala Ia
bandera iesa bander4 llamada tai vez .por el
destino s. guiarncs ed el camino de ber6ica
inmortaidad, 8 env4lvernos piado.a On ell
supreme sacricio!
El Doctor Franci3 es uuier, secundando
perfectamente los deseos del preclaro Gene
ral .Mac1as, asune desarrolla todas equellss
prlmeras nlciatiFas que dan por halagiieho
resultado "a instltuci6n ofvioo- miiitar de los
''Tiradores de Paerto-R Rico.'' -
No 10 dude ia senora de Ffsncia: Ile-
gard ell dia fausto en- que nuestro Battalion
yea ondear delapte de sns flas la prometida
oandera. en- las festas de la paz, igual-,
mente que en- Id frances d la lucns, 81 { Ia
lucha nos lle7a, no miraremo. soamente
! en- Ia querija ent teha els1rn bolo del triulfo &
de la hazs1la; mil Faremos tamb6n en- aquellos
venerandos pliegaes Ia ofrenda inapreciable
de ana DANA esEhhola que saba ser descen-
dlente bizarra ds las sublimes mujeres de
Ssganto de n a naanoia, de Ia Coruha Ia.
ragoza
No 10 dude p se7lora de Frsncia: dignos
de gu obsequio lemos de mcstrarIos los
<Tiradores de Pherto-Rico.
X. K x.
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Sc VENDEN

Dos her1nOsas fincas, una de cafe de 2OO
cuerdas de terreno mas 6 menos, con cuarenta
de aouelfruto entire nuevo de cosecho, pro
ouciendo actualmente 125 fanegas. pudiendosem-
brarse mas producer mas con Ia mlsma plan
taci0n que hoy posce tiene dos casas una de 20
varas cobi iada de zinc, dos maGulnas de mano.
secadoras v todo 10 de mas necesarlO, para Ia
recolecci6n v acondiconamiento del fruto. La
otra de 800 cuerdas, llamada Mango. con mag
niticas vegas. donde cosecha de los rlejores
tabacos de Puerto Rico segdn esta va acredi-
tado, propias tambien para Gaia &c azucar y
toda clase de frutos del pals, incluso paste ma
logillo Y buenos cercados para La crlanza de ga
nado tiene adenas magnitica casa v1vlenda
con bajos para tienda horno de pan, peseDre. va
rios amacenes ranches para Ia recolecclon
Dc frutoS.>f1sta situada en- el camlno que con-
duce GALES, la circunda el rio en- su mayor par
te la atravesara la carretera, que hasta aquel
pueblo Sc esta construyendo actualnente 10
cual le dara mayor inportancia, toca vez que
Sc podra comunicar con ambos puebiOs, SIN va
dear ning1n paso de rio el puente que sobre
este Sc ha de colOcar va en- Ia INCA. rs Duen
punto de tienda como tai Sc garantlza, pues
esta situada en- camino centrlco. AnDas hncas
estan media hora de esta poblaclon y Sc ven
den iuntas por estar colindantes En- elias podra
ell conprador elnplear todos sus gustos J, aticlo-
nes de agricultor pues producer tooa clase de
frutos del pals. 8 sea de nuestra rlqueZa agrlco-
la. Para .informes dirigirse a u. Juan Q d.
Antonio Si1n0. Manatl.
l5-9
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res americsnoe con tres hasta .ouatro chi
mensas. Aunque nos parecen demasiadas
esas chimeneas, no nos extra1a la cosa, por
que despu6s hemos averiguado que los que
dicen que vieron tales buques tales chime
meas son personals que no usan los elegantes
y baratos sombreros de El Clack, San Fran
cisco 81.
~ pesde aver tardeI el plato del dfa
es el vap6A de tres chime4eas que milla
media de ls%costa, dijimqb en- nuestra ante
rior edo6n. ee habfa visfo pasar, navegan.
do con una caliha capaz de inspirar sospe-
otas. Dicen que>d,jo al Semaforo ser de
Roneu, haber salide. de Cuba cargado de
rou. Los peritos asegaran que el tai buque
tiene el corte de vapoI de guerra y que SO
asemela mucho uno-&, el Pur5s-de la
escuadra yankee. Los masss0bios, entienden
que estaba tomapdo & fptograffas de nuestras
fo'talezss, no faltan| quieness sa6rman que el
mismo buque Sc ha visto 4 la altura dc Are
cibo Aguadilla uede ser que en- todo
este haya mucho de Ia fantasia tropical; pero
puede ser tambien, due ell tai baque ingz6s
Qa lanilla para hacer| |banderas cuesta barato),
resulte verdaderame ente sospechoso. Ojo,
pues, al Cristo, quejhombre prevenido vale
por dos.
**x Siguen sin novedad: Las tierras,
aEsAas OasuIas Ell las pFlnclpa4es Gales ue
Ia c;adad; la venta del pan, de diez y doce
onzas por una libra; la leche bautizada sin
ernplear aqua del Jordan; ell battalion de
los pordioseros implorando la carload pu-
blioa. y el polvo asfxiando al vecIndario. Y
habrA todav1a quien dude de que este es Ell
melor de los mundos habidos.
~ FL cable eobra desde hoy ~nada
mas> que Ell ciento por ciento por los despa-
| chos que curse = que debiendo satisfacerse
en- orc americana sc paguen en- noneda pro-
vinoial. De ahf al. caos, solo falta IN
empujoncito mas. Y todavfa dicen que SO
queds oorto en- ell pedir
*"* P!efto para el l3 del corriente:
Litigantes: don Ramon Cortada Qaintana
don Luis Perez Valdivieso, por consig-
nacion de deuda. p
~. En Arecibo los nifos de la Escue-
Ia Superior que dirige ell distinguido profe-
cor senior Castillo, han hecho una oolecta
que produj 10 dos pesos sesenta centavos y
que han entregado al presidente de la conf
sion de Ia <Cruz Rojas con Ell fin de que
ingrese 90 los fondos para la compra de uten-
silios de dicha asociaci6n.
**~ A juzgar por las noticias que he'
| mos recibido de Madrid, ell general Azca'
rraga IA ocupado su puesto en- la Alta Ca
| mara Sc ha puesto incondicionalmente a
! disposition del Gobierno, 81 necesitase de
! sus se-vicios miiitares.
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P l. R I s

Mr.. Felix F.are ocgio su sombrero,
que esta vez es de |paja icon permiso del Pro.
tocolo) ss fu6 aNi2a. ;Dichoso eli.
Paris, con la renovation del proceso de
Zola, s quien nan lguelto proceear los Of
ciales del ejercito = con el debut de Ia lu-
cha a1eet4ral, 20 tens en- este momento NADIA
de ameno.
Ri sesudo redactor pol1tico del ssMatin
ha dicho:
<Volverau al Congreso los mismos hom
bres con dlstintos iaombres; pero no snbira
nj un milfmetro el nivel intellectual y moral
de Franoia. Las luevas elecciones demos
traran una veg msa que el pafs ''tene las
cortes que merece'.
Antano privofa costumbre de colgsre
tai cual personsie visible de Is pol1tica
todos los achaquesi del pueblo. Pero desde
que varios penssdores, como Louis Blanc,
demostraron que los hombges no son NADIA
por 81 solos, no slendo mas que 10 que quie-
ren los pueblos que los acatan, Sc ha hecho
popular Ia formula de que csca pals tiene sl
gobierno que mereee. A'emania 80 encarn6
en- Bismarck; Fran noia en Napoleon III; Es.
paf1a Canovss. EFT sic de ceeteris,.
sQoi6n tiene y culps de que Francia se
cispouga q renovsr los podridos e!ementos
de la anterior legis slaturs7 Ell pueblo fran
oes, que va votarloa. 1Qaien tiene Ia cul'
pa &c Ia ncfrorosa NtuaclOn que atTaVlesa
Espat1a? sLos ca povas, los Sag.sta, los
Romero? No. Ifene Ia culpa el pueblo
que los ha tolerado. Italia NC quiso tolerar
4 Crispi. Cri.pi cay6. Espafa toleraba
Cknovas, y CAnovar seguirfa ejerciendo en-
la polftica 81 Angioillo no hubiese lido San
ia Agueds. Csda pueblo, sl, tlene el Chs.
che que mereoe.
Felix F*ure es presidsnte de Is repdbli-
ca, porque ell pueblo f, sc ces estA gusto con
FeEx Faure: un praeidents tranquiIo,A ssfu
dable, .buan burgu6l cuidadoso de fs<miss
On scena,, de 10 que Sc llama formas socia-
les, sabisndo alterDar con las grandes potes-
tades de Europa. Su residencia en- Nisa,
adonde fu6 en- busca de repoeo, 90 IN diario
visitar 4 los reyes : principles que siestsan
premsturamsnte en- aquel .romoao nido de-
listas blaucas; ii Felix Faurs estuviese en-
Paris nadio tan bien como 81 babrfa sabido
hacer los honorss Ia reina Wilhelmine de
los Psises Bajos asu madre Ia Reina Re-
genie, venda del Hsya & oonocer los esplen'
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