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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-07-18

The constitution fixes the title OF this
government as the United States of
America 1t does not make any DIFF
ference how much outside territory wa
take in. it viii remain the saue forever,
unless the constitution is amended be-
cause the name is OF political and not
geographical significance. Chicago
Record.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-07-18

STATE or IDiH0.

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-07-18
London Reaiaerces

The residences of LonGon are calcu-
lated to be worth e7c0.eao,oc9.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
A NEW LABOR PARTY
Endorsed By The New YORK Feder-
Sfed Union.

New York. July Hundreds OF
delegates. representing the trade,
urions Z, Greater New York. were
present today at a regular meeting Of
the central federated union, at which
the organization cf 9he new labor
party came up for discussion. The
project was enthusiastically endorsed
by the delegates. 4 convention was
formally called for August I. AT .
meeting today Samuel Prince, prasi-
dent Of the central federated unicn
presided Mascer Workman John "
Parsons and District Master Workman
Pines were among the SrSlkers. The
former spoke strongly in favor of
new political moveml mt. He said TIE
time fer action has arrived and that
The unions of this city must either
show their power as American people
or 90 down to destruction.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
CAUGHT AFTER TEN YEARS
Government Spent $1,000 10 Cap
fure Sam Adams.
nlorrcw-

Louisville, Ky, July 23.-Sam
Adams. the desperate moonsniner
murderer. is behind lie bars of the
cou@iy Jail, having lleen brought here
at an early hour this morning. After
ten years of freedom this man is in
the clutches of the law to answer fol.
the murder Of United States Marshal
Russell Wireman
The crime for which Adams is 10
answer was one of the most heinous
in mountain history His brother
Randall and Sam Sloan and Ike Sloan
were the members of the gang who
killed Russell iWirenan in Knott coun-
ty in 1889. Ike Sloan and Randall
Adams were soon captured and sen
fenced to life terms in the federal
prison in Michigan. Deputy Marshal
was with Wireman when he
was killed, and he cam identify Adams
He will be summoned from the noun
tains. The government spen5 $3,o00
10 capture Adams. the secret service
officers having chased him for ten
years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
SILVER AND BRYAN
The T0ffered Banner of SO
Pressed Into Service.
fhuSiaStiC Meeting. BraC,d Up
The FaIterinq, and Raised d Sig
Sack for 'EduCafioHaF Purposes.

Chicago, July 23.-The following
signed stateneent by the national COM
ni,Iaeman from Mir Bryan's homo
stare, has been issued: THE meeting
OF ;ae national democratic committee
Was 4 grand success and everything.
for which the meeting was called was
attended to. This call was made a.
the instance of the friends of bimetal-
liSn and those friends controlled it
throughout. Thera seemed to be some
of the friends of our cause WHO had
conceived an idea that the intention
WAS to switch issues and leaders as
we'll as workers, 4 conclusion without
the slightest foundation. Tie call
was made for tie purpose of pushing
The ways and means and plan of Or
g;;I iZaticn and raising OF money for
the campaign of 1900 and perfectinG
this work 50 that IT might be eN.ended
into every state ard territory. This
was accomplished. No one who sup
ported bryan in '9G n ed fear that
mat cause will be abandoned or il
any way hampered by the present
tSienedl wv. Il. THOMPSON.
National Commi1tman from Nn-
braSka"
Appended is 4 statement signed by
Coin" Harvey: The EationaI com
nittee meeting was satisfactory. lis
organization i in the hands of the
friends of Mr.. Bryan and the cause be
represents
'.W. II. HARVEY"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
NEGROES LYNCHED
Three Fiends Strung Up for Assault
ing woman.

Balm Bridge, Ga. July ga negro
captured near Iron City last night was
brought to Safrold and identified as
one of the assaiIants Of Mrs. J. Z
Oglc ~ea. last Thursday night. He
was Iynched at daylight this morning
at SafTold Two other dead negroes
were found alongside The raiIroad
track. Two mics west Of Bar. Bridge
this afternoon. Tie names OF none Of
these n groes are known. It is be
lieved by some that t1e two dead re
groes were the men arrested yesterday
Il: Troy. Ala. on suspicion Of being
implicated in the OgIetree outrage.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
Heavily Armed Forces Marching
to Manchester.
TROUBLE EXPECTED TO-DAY
Cay County Intensely Wrought UD
Over the PhiIpof TriaIS-B,oody
Scenes Nay Be Enacted at the
Court HOUSe-FamiIieS and Nom
COmbafsniS Are Leaving the
Country.

London, Ky, July 23.-The gravity
of the situation at Manchester, Ky.
ard generally throughout Clay county
cannot be overestimated. 1t is felt
profoundly here, twenty-six miles
away. Many nor-combatants have
left their homes and as many oshera
as can will follow The insecurity il
felt TO such an extent that some falni-
lies are leaving. An outbreak is ex-
pected tomorrow. ~the day set for the
trials of the Fhilpots. accused of
killing Aaron Morris and Others. Eotga
parties are mastering armed forces for
marching into Manchester tomorrow
morning. The Philpots have fifty-two
armed horsemeD and no one knows
how many footmen The Morris and
Griffin factions also have large
force. The PhilpotS say the latter in
clude The White-H Howard faction On
the other hand the Norris faction say
the Bakers have made common CAUSE
wfth the Philpots Roth sides will
march fully armed into Manchester
arriving at 9 O'clock in the morning tc
attend the trial 1t is hard for people
to conceive how under these circum-
stances a conflict can be avoided to-
uOrraw
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
SANTA re PACIFIC WRECK
Twelve Big Freight Cars Piled Up in
the DI Ch Yesterday.

Ash Fork, Ariz.. July 23.-GSpeciaI.l
Freight train No. :i3, in charge of
Conductor LUudy WAS wrecked this
morning about II O'Clock NEAR tine
east switch of McLalla3 siding, on
the mountain side about fourteen
miles east of here, near the FairvieW
tunnel.
A broken wheel under one of the
cars caused the wreck. throwing;
twelve cars into the ditch. six Of
which Were loaded oil tanks of the
Union Tank line.
One brakeman is reported slightly
injured.
The wreck WAS bad ore. delaying
the westbound passenger train No
iudefniteIy. which was held at VII
lianls until -sho0-hy" or temporary
track was Laid around the wreck.
The south bound Phoenix and Pre $
cot, train left on time.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
notably General Thomas ii. Ander

notably General Thcmas ii Ander
son and General Charles King.
Secretary Hay said: From every
source OF Information in tile Philip
pines. from the military authorities
and the civilian commission aqd from
me2 who have come back frcm there
there has been bat one opinion. and
that is that Ods is doing spler didly
Must We think that all those men
are engaged in a conspiracy of lying
to support OTIS: He says lie has
encugh men, and the people do not
appear to understand that he caanof
work with 4 tremendously large force.
I had 4 letter the other day from on.
Of tlN first men in England. who IS
familiar with the philippines. in which
he said: Don't make the mistake of
sending TOO many men: 15,G00 white
men and 1900 black men viii ba
enough have talked with mary
generals experienced in warfare and
read of what many others believe Of
campaigns in which they were about
10 engage. ard not one of them IN
derestimated tha number of men he,
would need In campaign. The ten
dercy is 10 overestimate; not to min
in1ize.''
Secretary Long expressed practi-
cally the slme views. Mr. Long sIid
that he had seen many dispatches
from General Otis. and, in fact. he
lieved lie had seen a-i of them. and ne
couId say that all shat Otis had re-
ported about the number of men need
ed. the condition Of the troops. and
about everything which an American
general would T0rt for the colfiden,
tial information Of the president had
been given TO the press. and the Amer
lean people were therefore rs familiar
With the situatian in the Philippines
as was the president.
Major General Miles, who is acting
secretary of war, declined 10 discuss
TIE complaint against General Oils
He said he thought 1t was not his
duty. as acting secretary of war, or as
the general c5mmanIing the army. TO
take any official cognizance Of the
charges. General Miles remarked that
he had no doubt that the round-robin
would receive whatever attertion was
proper What action could lie taken
% ascertain the t-athfulneSs or
falsity Of the assertions of the news
paper men. General Miles absolutely
refused 10 discuss
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
CLEVELAND RIOTS
Renewed Again Yesterday = Com
pany viii Not Hrbifrafe.

Cleveland, O., July 23.-The rloting
which contiEued throughout last night
was renewed today and there were
several outbreaks Of violence, but no
clashes Between the mob and the
troops. Ths cars started running as
usual this morning ON all but one or
two lines, The mObs were asyfr early
and obstrGcted the cars in various
ways. Stones We're f1rown and Win
dows were broken but no one was ser
iousIy injured. Tire ears were return
ing to the barns. The company today
sent note to the state board of az
biuatiGn declining to arbttrate the
differences.
A Euclid avenue. care loaded with
Passengers was wrecked by an explo.
sion of nitro glycerine or gun cottop
shortly before II O'Clock tonight.
-Four persons were badly hurt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
A FILIPINO PRIEST
attempts the Founding of an Indc-
pendent Church.

Manila. July pa Filipino priest
named Gregorio Agripray. with in
surgents. is trying 20 lead a movement
for the independence of the church in
The Philippines, from the Spanish
priesthood. He has issued a procla-
nation declaring himself the vicar
general of the Philippine priests out
side of American control on the isl
and Of Luzon. and is melting priests
TO disObey the regulations of the
church and br01herhoods. The arch
bishop of The district has issued a bu1-
letin communicating Agrippay and
this action has increased the feeling
between the FilipinOS and the church,
The United States transport Zelan
dia with four companies of the
Twenty y-fouI-th United States infantry.
eighty recruits and L large amount of
provisions and supplies has arrived
here.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
BIG GAIN IN POSTAL ISSUES
Growth OF Over so Per Cent. in the
Past Ten Years.

Washington. July 23.--An increase
Of $S,700,O00 in the issues of posts.
stamps AID other forms of passage L.
Tie fiscal year 1899, an dan increase of
about $1G0G0,G0o since 1897. afford !.
valuable index in The opinion of the
EoStoff1ce, of the development of gen
eral trade
1t has often been noted That the pcs
tai issC1s fuctuate up and down with
she general business conditions. Pos
tai isSUes remained almost stationary
in amount from 1898 to 1897. but then
took a long upward movement. The
rate Of increase for the last two years
affords an average of more than 10
Tsr cent a year, and would be FIVE
tines he Increase in population if the
postal issues were not 50 much more
fuctuating than those ef births anG
immigration.
The comparison prepared at the
poStOffice department shows the issue
during 1898 of 460931S. $40 pieces of
stamped paper-stamps, envelopes anG
postal cards-vaiued at $S4, 192, ,44t.
While for 1899 the issues were 5.162,-
020,525 pieces, having a face value of
$92, go .167 The most notable in
crease is in postal cards. of which cha
number issued to poshnasters upon
requtsition was 556.3S0, $50 IN 1898 and
S1S.3S6,4C0 in 1899.
The comparison made this year does
not include periodical postage for
either year. The complete figures for
1898. including this postage. showed
issues of $S7, ,312,410. The reason fer
excluding the figures in tire compari-
sons was the fact that periodical post
age stamps were abolished at The be
ginning of the last fiscal year, and
the postage is charged and collected
by 4 system of bookkeeping.
The actual collections for periodical
postage in the fiscal year 1898 were |
s.: s.. .361. 263 and it is 4. conservative es-
innate that they were $3.500,000 for
1899. If this amount is added TO the
reported value of the postal issues for
1899. the total risss TO $96.O00,000. as
with only $34. 4.4S3. SOB in 1881
ana So. .921 .7S4 in 1889 This shows a
growth of more than so per cent in 10
years.
The highest record for any quarter
was for December 81, 1898, when the
issues. exclusive of periodical
stamps. were S24.656.3J6. The issues
or the quarter ending March 81. 1898
were $24.G49. .974, ard for she quarter
srding June 80 last $23. .594.94O-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
STRANDED PROSpECTORS
ALASKAN Gold Seekers Trying 10 Sell
Their BOaiS.

Seattle, Wash, July 23.-Late ar
rivals from St. Michaels, Alaska. re-
port that there are az S. Michaels
about forty small river steamers for
sale. They are the property OF IN
successful prospecting parties that
wintered on N5yuz a'cal other branch
es of the Yukon. n many instances
their owners depend on their sale to
secure means to obtain ,Tansporta-
tion home. The steamers are for sale.
at any price. but there is no demand
for them and none have thus far been
reported sold
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
SKAGWAY AND DAWSON
Soon TO Be Connected by Telegraph
wires.

Skaguay, Alaska, July 1S.-(Vi:s
Vancouver, B. c., July 22.)-The Do
m:n:on government telegraph line is
now completed to Five Fingers and is
progressing SO rapidly that messages
may be sent over II from Skaguay to
Dawson in less than two months from
date The representatives of the COM
pany which claims TO have a conces-
sion for a cable from Vancouver. b.
c.. 10 this port, are now here. They
say steps wiK very shortly be taken
to begin the laying Of a cable.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
BASE BAIL.

Cincinnati-FirSt game: Cincinnati
;: Washington. S. Second game: Gin
ciRnati. I: Washington, O.
St. Louis-St Louis. 3: New York. .
L0ufsvilIe-Louisville 3; Brooklyn, )
Chicago Chicago. s: Baltimore, 4.
Buffalo. y. Y.-The police allowed
but one inning of Tie BuffaIo-Nlirneap
Oils game TO be played today. Then
eighteen players were arrested and
bliIed out by President Franklin Of
the home club. No attempt was made
70 resume the game
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24

with the proposed railway systems
when completed will offer to other
parts of the world commercial oppor-
tunfties of great importance, whether
reachsd by rail from the commercial
centers of Europe or by wafer from
our Pacific or Atlantic seaboards.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
A SAD MISSION

Ash Fork. Ariz., July 2s-Cspecial)
w. R. Patterson. formerly of Phoe-
nix, father Of E. L. Patterson, whose
wife was drowned = Chino creek Fri
day afternoon, arrived here this morn
ing from Los Angeles to accompany
lis son and wife's remains back to
Los Angeles tomorrow.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24

sons says it : not and today Il. a meet
ing OF the central fed=rated union h.
launched a scheme Hor a labor poli.i-
cal party and at ti.e same time 1rgeG
upon the delegates of the various
trades unions in greater New York the
expedieazy Of contributing to a fund
20 aid the strikers and the delegates
promised their financial support.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Indianapolis Convention Adjourned
Last Night.

Indianapolis. Ind. July 23.-The Ep.
worth League convention, formally adj
journed tonight to meet in San Fran
cisco in 1901. Their work was prac-
tical.y ended last night. The final
session WAS devoted to addresses on
missions.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
NEW SECRETARY OF WAR
VIII Arrive in Washington
Today.

Washington, July 23.-Hon Elfhu
Root, who is 10 succeed Secretary
Alger at the head of :he war depart
n3ent. has teleEraEhed the president
tlat he will be here tomorrow.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE
Shook Up The Angel City This
NOraiRg.

Los Angeles, July 2S.-Another slight
earthquake shock was experienced in
This city and vicinity at $40 this
morning. Tire vibrations Were from
norm TO south.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
STREET CAR STRIKE.
In New York-Opiniors Differ As To
Its Status.

New York. July 23.-The trolley
car strike. both in Manhattan and
Brooklyn seems to be practically al an
end. General Master Workman TfiT-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
LADY SALISBURY IMPROVED.

London. JU.y 23.-Iady Salisbury,
who has been suffering from a para
lytic attack, is much better today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
MAKING DYNAMITE NIORTARS,

London, July 23.-The BOers are
making dynamite mortars at JOhan-
nes6urg. 1t is estimated that the
fighting force of the Transvaal Beers
is 22.000 and of the Orange Free State
15.0C0. Certainly there are S0.000
CtLanders in the Transvaal capable of
bearing arms. They Were there at
the time of tie jameson raid.
The Beers are rot in better humor
to ind that Great Britain has taken
possession of the territory between
Swaziland and the sea, the Trans
walls only possible outlet. Still, mat-
ters wear Il more peaceful aspect.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
ANTI-AMERICAN BEEF DEGREES.

Berlin. July 23.-The Reiohs An
zeiger today publishes further de-
crees issued by the various federal
states againss the importation of fresh
meats frcm RAAciun into Germany.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-23
COSAS DE- MARICAO
JUSTICIA

Estamos en- la fntima conviction, en-
la seguridad mas completa, de que muy
pocos pueblos de la isla pueden presen-
tar su estaio administrative como este
y, no obstante, las denuncias sc suce
den unas otras, como lmpulsadas por
ell odio un ardiente deseo de fgurar
Vamos d cuentas.
Ell profesoraio de Maricao esta salts
fecho hasta ell treinta de Abril del eier-
cicio corriente
La policfa esta saldada
Alcalde, secretario, contador, depo-
sitario, escribientes y porteros, estAn
liquidados
Ell mGdico titular tiene tornado q
cuenta del mes en- curse
Farolero, conserje del cementeric,
cartero, en- fin, han cobrado sus sueldos
hssta Abril, y estan satisfechas las aten-
cionas de carcel departmental.
Los enseres y materiales de escuelas
han sido mandados componer por cuen-
ia de los fondos procomunales, las ca
lies Sc estan rellenando y componiendo,
idem los caminos rurales.
La limpieza y alumbrado del pueblo
SUI dISAuluOS COu tL fndJ VI csIItoIO, y
ann de las cosas mas insigni6cantes Sc
ocupa la autoridad local corporation
municipal, que Sc desvelan en- ell des-
empefio de sus deberes.
! Que sc pretende, pues
Ell espacio es impossible taparlo con
las manos.
Y 81 hay quiel quiera negar la YER
dad de 10 que decimos y ponemos de
manifesto al publico, que salga a com
batirnos pero que salga a faz descu-
bierta, sin deRuncias solapadas y escu-
rriendo ell bulto sin ardides de mala
ley con las armas de la verdad y la
usticia, que son las que sc usan entire
personas de honor.
Lo demas son chisnaes de aldea, y
para los chiSnaes de aldea debfa ell GO
bierno tomar severas medidas impo.
ner los chism0sos un duro castigo.
OTRo.
Mayo 20 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-23
POR Los NINOS

va que en- otra OCCASION hemos habla
do desde las coiumnas de este mismo
diario acerca de la necesidad imperiosa
dc formar una sociedad protectora de
los nifios, y no Sc ha llevado d cabo la
idea apesar de que un periodico local
dedic6 un aIticulo de fondo al asunto,
hoy volvemos tratar la question con
mayor insistencia que antes y del modo
mas razoEablc possible.
Observamos con pena, que muchos,
pero muchos nifios, son tratados por
sus padres, tutores, maestros 8 encar
gados, con verdadera crueldal.
Por la mas leve falta sc les castiga
con saiia, sc les abofetea, Sc les insulta,
Sc les veja, y Sc les ayergiienza con pa
labras obscenas, y Sc les reprende de-
lante de personals extrafas, nosotros
no estamos dispuestos permanecer en-
silencIo por mas tempo, sin lamar la
atenci6n de las autoridades todas dc
las personas sensatas.
No Sc respeta ell sexo, nj la edad, nj
el estado de sllud, nj ell caracter de
ninguno dc esos seres que son predesti-
nados formar las sociedades venide-
ras, y 70 es possible que tai estado de
cosas subsista por mas tempo EN- nues-
ira amada patria.
sQu6 ciudadanos seran escs que van
creciendo, 81 Sc les habitaa desde sus
mas tiernos amos sentir 6die, miedo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-23

Sr. Director dc LA DEMoRRACIA.
Muy seiior nuestro


LIE agradeccrfamos diera cabida las
siguient& lfneas en- su ilustrada publ
cacion.
clos que suscriben, vecinos del barrio
Psstillo, ponen en- conocimiento de la
autoridad local y dol Medico Director
de Sandal, que careciendo la mayorfa
de los vecinos de este barrio, de reour-
SOS para trasladarse la ciudad con sus
familiares, cumplimentar la orden del
Jefe del Departamento, sobre la vacu-
nacion, suplican & dichas autoridades,
-si 10 Green conveniente-designe un
medico para que Sc traslade dicho
punto, prestar tan importantes servicio.
Creemos que Sc nos atendera en- nues-
ira justa peticion.
Somos de usted affmo IS.
Felipe Guile Vando, Celestino Rem
ia, r, Carbon, Julio Torres, Celestino
Renta, Jose Ortiz, Tomas Fuentes, A
ruego de Victoriano Maldonado, To-
mas Fuentes, Olegario Renta, A ruego
de Juan jose Maldonado, Santiago
Maldonado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-23

-lAh lahl le dijo, aque parece Enriqus2 ria dc
opinion que entraramos comprar algo en- casa de
nuestro amigo.
-Lo docs en- broma, qaerido, respondi6 Enrique
ri6ndose
-Si no. Kn primer lugar, no me desagradarfa
saber q ese brbonazo regres6 "a del pals de Bloa;
mes esencias oorosas CON gusto dejara agunas mo-
nedas de plato sobre moatrador
como 81 no hnblese Qaerido consular mas 81 pru-
cpe Noe pas6 Ell umbral de Ia tienda del perfumiata.
Halabase rno6n de ella, sentado sobre un
tahnrete muchaoho de ounce diex seis aos,
lesant6 ouando si6 entrar los dos forasteros as6
reoibirlos quitandose respetuosamente gorfa de
tsroopel0 azul.
Tsnfa el i6ven fsonomfa extrafIa casi fats.
Paido, enjuto dc cara oabellos de rubio irco
loro oi6s de axul dudoso, do mas que
DIANA enclenque de toda persona labios
vsgaba siempfe sonrsa trste misteross, que La
mabs prmera vista Ia ateno6n de cuaquiera que por
casnadad encontrara presencia.
HI perfnmista Rensto habfa sacsdo este ente
SO ssbfa de donda.
No era hijo nj sobrino suyo Dssempenaba su
los ofcios de dependents enoargsdo de la
cudaba de In tenda reobfa los compradores hablaba
el frances acento merdoral, nunoa habfa hscho
q nadie a menor confdenoia de su psfs orr
gen obtsnte haber ransouTrde "a cnatro anos des
dc que por primera fu6 visto de L. noche a ma
de Ia reina madrs.
LIE llamaban Gsodolfno.
Enrique de Nsyarra el j,ven sehr de Nee no
pudieron ocutar 10 impression do sorpresa que produi
eIics 10 vista de este personsi, que adesnt6