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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
broad passage between, through which
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broad passage between, through which
the process marched.
Behind these rows o. red-trousered
soldiers with fixed bayonets, was mass
ed the great crowd of the public and
President Loubet found no cause TO
reproach them for lukewarmness- He
was cheered throughout the progress
to the Bridge d'Lena, where luxurious
ly upholstered river, steamboats, were
waiting to embark the party for the
trip UP the Seine to Alexander bridge.
UP THE RIVER IN STEAMERS.
President Loubet and the foreign
commissioners entered the first barge
at the Bridge d'Lena; and the entour-
age followed in the other four. A de-
tachment of Russian sailors, on invi-
tation of the French military authori-'
ties, lined UP on the river side in front
of the army and navy building and
gave a salute as President Loubet
passed in the steamer. The president
bowed in response and the flotilla pro-
ceeded, President Loubet passing COM
plimentary remarks on several of the
national pavilions. which were artis-
tically adorned with flags and flowers
SALUTE FROM AMERICAN PAvIL-
ION.
Reaching the American pavilion, the
Stars and Stripes were dipped from the
flagstaff, and two American marines.
stationed one on each side of the
Washington statue, waved a tri-color,
while the crowd of Americans gathered
on the embankment in front Of the pa
vilion gave President Loubet a ring
ing cheer
The president was greatly pleased at
this little courtesy, and turning to Am
bassador Porter, who was beside him
on the boat, he remarked THE
| American always does right; this is a
magnificent building"
| To many visiting Americans. how
| ever, our national pavilion is a distinct
| disappointment. 1t is pretentiouS, al
most over-powering with it's big dome
and startling frescoes over the en-
| trance, but it compares unfavorably
| with the beautiful buildings of even
smaller powers, like Italy, Spain and
Austria, which are it's neighbors along
| the Seine.
| The boats reached Alexander bridge,
where the party landed. They travers-
| ed the bridge after admiring the vista
| up the esplanade of the Hotel des In
valides in one direction and through
! the new Avenue Nicholas Ii. in the
| other. Along the latter the president
proceeded until he reached the Champs
Elysee, where the party entered car
| riages, and escorted by quairasSiers
drove back to the Elysee loudly cheer
| ed by the assembled thousands.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF Greensboro Female College, at
Greensboro, y. G.

Tuesday, May 29th.-Annual sermon,
by Rev. James Atkins. d. D. of Nash
Vile, Tenn, IN the college chapel at
IL o'clock a m.
Tuesday May 29th.-Meeting of
Alumnae association. Address by Wis
iting Alumnae, in the college chapel at
o'clock p. m.
Tuesday, May 29th.-Alumnae ad-
dress, by Col John F. Bruton, of Will
son, n. c., in the college chapel at $50
o'clock D.
Wednesday. May 3Oth.-Graduating
exercises, in the college chapel at 10
O'Clock a. m. Graduating Glass: Misses
Minnie Aurora Best, Name Clement,
Martha Sarah Dozier, Lura Gibson,
Marie Elizabeth Hamer, Eugenia Adel-
la Rowe and Gertrude Wagg.
Wednesday, May 30th.-Annual con-
cert, in the college chapel at $50 p. m.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 2Sth, 29th and 30th.-Art exhibit,
in the college parlors.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
INSURGENTS ON THE OFFENSIVE
Two Bodies of American Troops Near
Manila Attacked.

Manila, April 1.-THE insurgents,
supposedly Mascodo's command, are
again active about the Marivales
mountains across the bay from Ma
Mia. A force estimated at 800 attacked
Balanga, where three companies Of the
Thirty-second infantry are stationed,
on Monday night, but were steadily re-
pulsed. Yesterday they attacked Cap
tain Goldman with thirty men of the
Thirty second regiment near Orion.
killing two Americans. Goldman then
retired.
The transport Thomas sails tomor-
row, taking General Theodore 1Schwan
and 300 discharged and sick soldiers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

w. w. Mayhem, Merton, Wis, says:
II consider One Minute Cough Cure a
most wonderful medicine. quick and
safe It is the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results It cures
coughs, colds. Group. bronchitis. grippe.
throat and lung diseases. It's early use
prevents consumption. Children always
like it and mothers endorse it. r. r.
Bailamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

No family can afford to be without
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t viii stop
cough and cure a cold quicker than
any other medicine" writes C. W. Will
liams, Sterling Run. Pa 1t cures
Group, bronchitis, and all throat ana
lung troubles and prevents consump-
ton. Pleasant and harmless r. r.
Bellaany.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
A Pointer.

One of our hunters was passing up
the street a few days ago and met
stranger and his dog pointed al nlm.
Sir said the hunter, would you
obIige me with your name?" CERTAIN
ly, my name is Partridge" That was
a very remarkable pointer. But here Is
one that is worth more if you are at
all interested in life insurance. Tne
Mutual Life Of n. Y. (organized In
1S43, assets over 800 million dollars).
furnishes the best in the world. Will
lar & Giles, Agents. Carolina Building.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
THE KENTUCKY GovERNoRsH1P
The Case to be Filed in Federal Su.
preme Court Tomorrow.

Louisville, KY, April H.-Attorneys
Lewis McQuown and Helm Bruce, rep
resenting respectively Governors Beck
ham and Taylor, left Louisville for
Washington today and on Monday in
the supreme court of the United States
they will file the record in the suit for
the Kentucky governorship-
At the same time, the attorneys will
make a motion TO advance the case
on the docket and will urge the court
to take up the case and decide it as
quickly as possible. The suit will be
argued before the supreme court by
Messrs. McQuown and ex-Chief JUS
tice William S. Pryor, for the demo-
Gratis, and by Helm Bruce and ex-
Governor W. o. Bradley for the re-
publicans
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

n. Clark, Chauncey, Ga, says De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured him Of
piles that had afflicted him for twenty
years. 1t is also speedy cure for skin
diseases. Beware Of dangerous counter
feats. r. r. BelAmV.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17
WILMINGTON, N. c., TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1900

tonight is more effective than at any
time since its inception He assigns
as a reason for the running OF passen-
ger trains by the Southern. the aban-
donment OF the freight traffic.
The railway people here say that
both passenger and freight traffic is
moving with but trifiing delay and that
if il were not for the newspapers they
would not be aware OF any strike.
TRAINS IN COLLISION.
Mobile. Ala. April 1.-THE south
bound local freight and work train
came into collision this morning on
the Mobile division of the Southern
railway near Thomasville, Ala. both
locomotives being ruined and a fire
man hurt. Some Of the telegraphic
employees on this division are on =
strike
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

il. Carssn, Prothonotary, Washing
ton, Pa, says: "I have found Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure an excellent remedy in
case of stomach trouble. and have de-
rived great benefit from its use" 1t
digests what you eat and cannot fail
TO cure. r. r Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

Long Would Accept the Presidential
Nomination.
Washington. April 14.-Referrlng 10
the use of his name in connection with
the presidential nomination. Secreery
Long is understood % have irformed
a number of his friends today that is
the nomination Were rendered him he
would accept it He told them that
the honor was of such a character that
no man could well refuse to accept 1t.
and expressed his high appreciation of
the compliment implied in the manner
in which his name has already been
brought forward in that connection.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-17

Cleanse the liver, purify ;he blood
invigorate the body by using DeWitt-s
Little Early Risers. These famous lit
tie pills always act promptly. T. p
BeilamY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
,,Sus bnn England"
GWtitr 3sitnnn.D

DeutIdlanb fat teinen 9runb, ouf
baS 8eIhrei; rQos BON GngIdno!" 5u
b0reu, neil es eben gar ni9t an gngz
lamb qefettet lit, rpeosr felt, np4 loIe,
icnosrn nur normale 8e5iebungen FAT.
Dele 9s3ie6ung2n absr tpegen Sranss
poal& ODER tpegen elmer tolonIrdlpolitiz
ffen 8ren3lumpersi pelh' QeBtere
ii6rigens gar ni6t einmul an6Gn9ig
lit = III cine GrbT6inDI6uFt gu perz
ipanrelr, 6as pGre nirt(i6 cine S6orz
felt, Die nur Senano begshen lam,
Der ri6t UNI Ii6 i6dut, Ionoern bic
QQn3e Nelt nur aus Dem 9udlo6 1tls
na8 perI0nli6en Sngrimms 6etra4ttt.
Die be;Osn S6atia6en. ooB Gn9idnO
Die Gy6B,e Seema6t Der 8elt 1T unO
bah e ben alien europGii6en 8roBz
mGdten ole ein3igs 1T, Die neutral 8pis
i6sn nem 3pei6uno uno Dem 0retz
6uno" Ilcht, Tinn ni6i aus Der 8eIt gu
IdaITen. 1nier prd lumtIper 9egner
TronlrGr berita6t Ie re9t nobl. NuA
e. 1T oft trbitbert ii6er Gnglan'o, aber
oeutI4@eRgliiden 3mIit am 9orl3ontt
opF, 70 I4pinoet Der 9erorub, uno
liebeglibenb pirft ii6 bic Republif in
Die Qlrms bes gebaBten 4lbion, nm
Ii8 Dem nod itdrtereu unO s~initpejlen
unDeriObnli4en Sab gegenO uti6lano
6in5ugeben. 0os BADEN mir Dor Sab
rem aus NnldB DeS SUmeion'i9n 3u4
ges geieben. bas khrt uns j'Bt 1pttOer
Die Nfdoem;ereoe oe5 prdTioentenOssz
6unel uno Die 3uit;mmung Der porIs
Ter prefs. Wer un5 nit England.
nit benz uno NIT Oeiien aolonte'n mir
bic innigIten anoel5be3ie6ungen baben
uno oeIien NcutralitGt in europdItden
Srieqen Der prGIumttpe 3uftaro 1T,
perfeinoen mid unb duf Elm 8unonlB
NIT 6rontrei6 bofft, Der gebort ms
pDlitiI6e Narren6uus uno loutt er
Iel6It Oittati6reiber betm 5ur't'H
9ismdrd qetpe1en Iein.
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Spectacle polite voor de My

Ginsm 8rtsfe aus So6anMsbur9
DOM gnbe DECEMBER 1899 entnimmt
Die nN. ST. pr" nG6sre Milt6eilungen
ii6er oa5 Ppli3eioorps, psldes gum
Sdube Der Mintn i'm Oftober oes poz
ri9en Sa4re5 ~uuTgeIisGt purpe. Oos
Corps fit6rt ben Namsn rSpeciaLe
polite poor be Mtpnen" urn Ite6t unter
BEN Sbercominanbo oss as9ierungsz
GommanOantsn s. Don Der Merpe, Ell
meg S%ran5paalers, Der nit Ieinem DO
jutanttn, sintm 5ran3pien, ale Mngez
legenRiten oss Corps leitet. Den
Sifsr6eitsoienIt birigiren: s. 8puz
6sr (6ran5oI0, Captain; g. Burt
harot (9eutI4er), Aoiutant; u. Gpler
(OeItreider), @apitdn; 8. Natban
C0sutEfsr), Noiutant; 8. Softer
(Sran3OIO, Gupitdn; 8. 3oienborfT
(Oeuti4er), 4%Oiutant; S. Saubnr
C5run3oIe). gapitGr; 8. Dupont
(5ran3oie), QDjutunt. Den pier Capt
tdnen, bic giei6 Den ~finan3isQen Do
mintIfratoren g. Sefe, q. Wagnsr II.
u. 9radbamo (OeutI60 feinen &C.
6dlt be3tehen, obljegt bic Gontrple oes
Osnitas auf ben Minen, pelfe Don
BEN %9enannten PsrIonen burt bGuFtae
;SnIpsftiontn tpd6renb oes Sooes uno
Der Na6t in umfai1enber WeiEe osiibt
pido. Der gauge 0iItrift ut in Is
Gruppen NIT ie einem OFfi5ar uts
Communicated einaet6edlt uno bic
@ruppen pie0er in bier HaDpns, Die
BEN bersits srtpdbntsn gapitGnen UNI
tergsorodlst Iinb. Sober 9ruppencpmz
manoant fat tGgli6 an pas 6auptz
commando einen 9eri6t ein3uIeroen.
Sm 6auptquartier periiabt jeben Soa
Elm unperer Captain ben OienIt. Oas
belrte ATT Mann umfa1aSoe Corps
fsbt ii6 aus ben 4nge60rigen uGer
Natioralttdter 3uIammen, po6ei Die
OsutI6en nit 159 Mann, bic SeItreiz
der uno ungarn nit 112 Wunn Das
HGrtlie Contingent Iteasn, osnen Sta
lisnsr, So1dnDer, S6pebsn, 3uI1en,
Odnsr, 'S4pei8er, @rtoden, Strange
fen, Sranspaaler, 8elgier uno Portuz
qtelen Folgen. Nsben geflsibung unb
{reiar Wognura er6dlt Die MannT9aft
cine 20bnung Don 10 S6iQing pro
Sag, bic Ssrgedntsn cine 9eiofoung
ron 20 S6iaing pro Sag, bic Diff
aisre cine Sage BON 80 S9iG;ns pro
SAG, nobel Iie Iia {sf6It gu perfOFiger
h1ben,
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Staot Baltimore.
staats, Gentral=G umite gesen %. %.
Snbnjon.
Prote|i;rt gegsn Wapor Supss' Minoz
ritdtsz @rnenungsn.

SpIbIp""
ProtsIi;rt gessn Wapor 9upes' Minoz
ritdtsz @rnenmungsn.
Die Mitgiieber bes rspublifaniI6en
Staats4 IS sntral4gomite's fir gultiz
more psrTammsltsn ii6 gsItern i'm
2ofale bes Stubs repu6llfani|6er
iuneer Mdnnsr" unb perFabten cine
proclamation an Die Sirger Der
'Staot, in tpelhsr lie gegen bic WinOriz
tdts~Grnennungsn Des WaDors 9apes
proteItiren, BON Dem lie bebaupten, oaB
er Die Sepeutung oe5 @ortes rMtnoz
ritdt" ni6t psritiinoe. Sas gomite
beIGfpB, Dem @pupsrneur Sm;tb Die
Namen Der $50. George %. Yabgetf,
8. ~. 9ug9Jns uno 5arrp %. 9enperz
1pn als eeeignst fir Das Minoritdtsz
Mitelieb osr Pofi3si48ebDroe Dorouz
G6lagen.
8ouberneur @mitb fe6rk
geItern na9 Qnnupolis 5uriid, Obne i'm
Stanbs sstpeien gu iein, ieinenar5t me-
gen zines S6rensioens uno elmer grz
tdItuns gu Hat6t 5is6sn gu tOnnsn, ba
bieIer b~erreilt mar.
9uoltnerpIoi 10 n. Sin
Qlarm bonn &aiten Nr. "a rief bic
5suerpsbr geitsrn Ibeno nu6 osrBo6z
nuns oss Nsssrs s. %. Stafforo, Nr.
633 Suo 9oparoi traBs, poielbit in
folgs Der grplpI ion zines 9aiOlinpf ens
Seuer sntlianoen mar. Die 5lammen
p1r0en i'm Seine eelDi6t.
S9iffs3i mermonn BET
le B t. = Sol. 9anpbiu, Elm IS Sabre
alter Sdtffs3immermann BON 8ilz
minston, Del. purb s~sIisrn, uls er auf
Dem neuen brotherhood Der y0elapars
Contributing Company" am 5ubs Der
GrpBItrabe arbeitets, BON einRm i6ipez
ZEN 8altsn uuf bic linte S9ulsr gez
troffen uno 10 i4psr psrlsBt, baB sr
no9 benz .Marplanber unipsr7itGtsz
9oipitul" ii6eraefi6rt tperpen muBte.
Sa9t, er lei Elm 9e1erz
teur.- Sbomas Gpnnslp, Elm jun
ger Mann bon 81 ,Sabren, purDe eez
tern bonn 9abi Grammar fir Elm fernsz
res 9srbDr ms 8efdngniB sei6idt.
gonneQp tpurOt Dor mebreren Monaz
ten aus Dem Stuat5 : Irbeitsbauie
sntlafen unb puroe ssitsrn bonn Ger
g"eanten Spiepb Smit6 psr6aftet, neil
er isine Mutter uno ieinen gruber, bic
an Der @6sitnut : Ioenus gu Woooz
BERN pp6nen, bsbrobt bate. Der Or
reliant Iasts, er 6abe Ii9 bier am Is.
MGr5 1899 fir be 9unoes : 4rnes
onfperben laffen uno lei gu Winarbs
point, MS, aus isinsm Hegiment be-
i~srtirt. lin Ndbsres iiber ben BUT
ifen 81 erfdbrsn, lieB 8aoi Grammar
i'm ~Dprldufis einipsrrsn.
Stellts i'd Der 9pIi3ei.
- Wiuiam aeGp, Der jungs Mann, Der
am 0onnspItdg George Wilfon nabe
Der Gboie Station an Der nYenniplz
pania : @il enbabn" i6pB, ibsrsab lia
es1tern Der poli5si. 8eibs MGnner
rparen iiber Elm Mdo6en in Streit oez
ratben. Wilipn puroe perlpunbet II.
piro pabri4sinli9 iein Nueenli9t
perlieren.
Wirb 6eute bunbertSabz
re alt. - 5rau Murie 2etitia 2iI6
felert morgen ibren 100. 9eburtsta9
i'm G9ur6 Some 9ofpital am Horoz
groaotpup. Sic mar Muttsr bon Is
ainosrn uno erinnsrt Ti91 zines geluz
DIES Der aDnigin 8iftorid in Glasgow.
5rou 2ti6 lit nod 9eiprdaig unD lief
bic 3eitun9 nit 9ilfe zines Quseng!az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

Sa9S Der 9rDBe[t Jtelfe III : u!UetIlItil
SenIeits bic 4u9sn 5uoriiden fOnnen,
eing emm getpaltjge 8erdnOsrung nit
benz oltsn Manm ppr. @r Iu9te |eiz
men 6reuno Stsp6anus sSobannes
paut ariiger auf, nit Dem 3uIammsr
ct efepsm in anen unabbdno;oteitsz
fdmpfsn S6uitsr an S6ultsr aeftritz
ten bate, uno erIu6te i6n, inn pisber
Esinsn 9rao ais 2~anbbroIt gu perleiz
FEN.
.6oIt Ou npfOsins quite, barubmts
6linte, init Der 0u 10 5ablre'fe Mataz
bales bes SDniqs 2Obengulu erisgi
BATE" fruare i'm Der 9rdiiOent.
Sa," ertpiberte Ban 8os6opm.
Damn fat 9u alio nur Patrpnen
nDt6ig uno biit 0esHalb gstommn?"
yglein, i6 1abe AUDI pdtronen," snt5
ssgntte Der Obm. sd DsrFertiee lie
|sibTt."
Damn fliIterte sr benz prdIioentsn
etpos in oas DIR, bas bieisn bod ge=
pib nidt 10 E4neG aug isinsm 0lsi6z
muE6 gu bringerotn after Qerrn 10
iibsrraTdts, baB er feline PfelFe falkn
lieB.
Damn nabm bar Ohm nit Den gez
EimniBpolsn Wprkn Don Dem alien
@aTTsnseFd6rten IbEd!so:
% fix oas bei uns boietn IpOaen, f.
[oGsn lie gut beoisnt peroen -"
,Seit bem Iobem6er fi6t nun Der
als 9anboroft an bar Spibs {siner
tsinsn Sruppe gesen bic frempen Sin
o~rinslinae. Mit ieinsm uafe9l6ursn
MauIeugapsbr, psm er BEN Ssinansr
0o6eneula eeee6en fiat, gsbt er folsaaz
oermaBsn gu Derte: BUR G~rinnsruae
an feline S0bns raflt er li9 Iiets NIT
ieinan apf;rf&@I IN qugsn bic jung
lien u. am ar.liofratiiGEien ausIe1eaz
ben Offi3lere in ben S9aaren Der
fuenbsn Dgaagsr aus. tst lia looanu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04
Gdwa@e, llerp0le Yerjonelr,

o.plastpon boffuunssIofs,eit uns i&Ietten 9rdu.
men, eriG6pfsnosn Iushilen. @ruftf, Ridtn. uno
0opfIhmerjen. baarcusfaa. GbnabTe oes 9ebors
Ire 8.Tbts. 2atarrb. @usidIaa. Srr0tben, Sit.
term, ber;tlopieu. 4ensittitteit, GriibFnn, u 10.
eriabren aus b.m .Ufcnid,enfrenne". superlaiGser
Gritiiher gtatbssber fir Sung mn alt, ple elita6
Iup biaig Gcld,lc d,fsfranfbeiten une Iplaen Der
auaersiineeu eriinDIih g.beiIt uro oout 0eluno'
bsif uuo 5robaun ipispererlangt iuernen fonnen.
= @anj rtuss bsiIOertabren. J:ocr lem tigsner
Writ. Sities auBeroroehtllh lntsrelants nno lept.
reibe Bud piro mad Gmpfars Don 10 cents
griefmarten psriessIt ~perianet Don Der
pRlvAT KllNlk 1O1 9Th Ave-, New York. N.Y..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

3 is merfpGrp'g, paB pffne glle,
gRo's 10 friero, IN NOS 70 3lebo,
WDp's 10 I6neib, IN mos 70 gdlo ls,
Trii6 De 2isps 9rieno uno bll'3t.
misTf 3 psrfs6t.-rGOus
linden, oeItern babsn mir auf 0ein
mpb( einen Solamanoer 9erie6sn."
npfui, Sbr alten 5%bierqudler."
4boeptnft. - Sic: r0u 6uTt
bob Hidts. Ws fdnnTt Ou mid bsts
rat6en tpoaen?" Gr: naber i'd babe
einen altsn, lteinreihen Sntel."-S2:
n0as pGre bod 6D4ltsns Elm Gruno
- ben Onfsl 81 beiratben!"
Mooern. r8el6' r~ei3enrs
&inOsr, 5rau 8drpnin! Sinh Is Die
S6rigsn?" - rOas tommt auf Die
ri6ttrli4e Gntidsiouns an"
Splittsr. - 0enn cine 5ruu
fagt: sd bin ipra9ios, "ma6t lie oft
Die mel item Wprte. - Sin Gbemdnn
lit ME gun5 i6le9t, bsnn er bat immtr
cine befer Sdlfts,
MalitiDs. - o.: Sinh @e
ou4 Surnsr, Ssrr Samiot?"
S9mIpt 4antoffsIbelo): % ia. BAG
beiBt, iA made i'm @aufe nur 5rtls
uebungsn." = o.: $50, 10 - bag Ut
au4 rpObl bic einsigs Gnibeit, he saa
au aauls AqbsG!-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-04

psatt auf bic grbe, nafoem er bic
furhtGure Wustpohl g~etroffen bat, aielt
lanae unb bbdftig trpb oss bi6tsn
Hauhes, Der 8ampFruIe unb Der Nit
tdriihen 8etpe9un9en auf pas aussrz
lsTsW Spfsr, feuert u6, er6ebt Ii6 bann
nit sinem Gude unb i6rslt:
Chamberlain"
go t0Otet er fat idgIi4 5psi Diff
3tere, ni6t einsn msbr, ni6t sinsn tpez
niger. Damn lislt er anoddtig in Ielz
rer alten 8ibel aus benz II. Su6rbunz
bert, bic er in ieinem Hudiads itets
nit Ii6 fii6rt.
Stun fommt dbar bas Seltlamife.
@snn bic Nm6ulan5en untsr 10 bislsn
Spfsrr bic betoen tGglidn beg S6ms
in bas 2a5aret6 TfafFen, erfennen lie
bieEaban bei Der NutppIie ls59t 6eraus,
benin ~ontatt 5tpsi uu5en 8tei ooer
@ta6f BADEN ls 5tpei lln3en - 9olb
entp,oer mjiten I'M 9sr5sn oper i'm
9trn.
Der alte 2anobroIf Tie1t eben feline
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La NOehe do Sam Bartoio me

ST, queda le hareis compafifa hasts mafisna
por 10 manana.
Il All! De muy buens voluntad, ,-ooutest6 Leo al
que ie latfa ell ooraz6n con violencia.
Mientras tanto Noe puso la corazs ell las de-
mas pleas de Ia srmadura de Leo obedeciendo
orden de Ana Gallo Ia visera del casco
Sc iurarfs,-dio Ans,--que sois ell sefor de Ar
nemburgo persona. Qaerido Leo, dsdle vuestrA
pada al sehor Noe.
Leo, cue tenfa ningdn motive para odiar
Noe la present6 In espada a1emkn lleno de
blezs.
-Os quadar@is hacienda oompaha al sshor de Lah-
re,-dijo Ia duquesa,-que es buen compansro
-Conozco 81 senior ,-contest6 Lao con desden y e
gasc6n replic6 tono parecido :-Lo Quail POGO
honor para vos.
Iuclin6se Ia duQuess murmur6 al dido de Leo:-
No olvid6is que comprometsSeis obedecerme. Ma
mana chocsra mucho veros comprometldo en- IN prso-
dreis que h2biendo entrado para d los pre-
necestaban aguna arrojaron aobre vos os
desnudaron, amordazaron maniatsron que entoncea
echaron suertes para YER qnen e tocaDa eVsdlrse
Que el favorecido resut6 Ell senior de Noe.
-Oonformes,-dijo sencillex Lao 90 sent6 en-
la paia Palabra de honor qae este ha
ciendo incomprensbls Habrfame jugsdo l. cabeza
niendo In cabeza sobrs el tao era Lahl'e 81 que
In duquesa qnerfa salvar.
Tsrminada que fu6 Ia metam6rfosa de Noe Ia du-
quesa dirigi6 una terna meanc6lica mrada Lahirs
y dijo Noe:-Venid caballero,-y amboa saieron de
Ia lIavandose In luz deiando Lahire Leo
Ii oscuridad. Celr6 Ana Ia puerta dei6 La lavs
de Ia cerradura. Apsg6 IL vela de subir 10
alto, dio Noe que Sc agaardsae andando de pnnt-
llas fa6 haata donds % hallaba GAsc6n como Is
pRerta estabs entreabeEta mE6 POE q hase0,
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ALCALDIl MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al PMbIic CO.

E te ayurtamiento en- sesio de spoCha
scord6 poner de msnifiesto en- secretsrfa,
por t6rmiuo de VE1NTE 6ias, que vencer&n
ell 9. de Ju io pr6xlmo, Ell expediente sobre
"Alumbrsdo puolico de esta ciudad'' J res
cicion acordads del contrato con la comps-
psff de Pto Rico, sSi como las proposicio-
nee do arreglo Que Sc le han hscho Ultima
rnsnte; f. de qua todos les veeiros pue-
dan exa 7inar di. hos documeutos y enitir
Dor cuartos los imformes one cream perte-
rsciente, los Gus eran ateudidas en- ests
1cinas cara dsr C ents CO. ellos, 81 con.
s. j. en- so oportnridad.
Los pe3 i6dIcos io' ales odran enyiar sus
REPRESENTATIVES lss Lotos que sntims1 del
Q asc: u de que los sea possible coatribuir,
q ilustr4r Ia cpl ion en- cuanto de tsrtO In
teres genera, los gee Sc le invita- expresa-
neDte
Ponce, Mayo 10 de 1000. Ell alcal'
-, Jose de GetsnaG2a Be1aiteS.