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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-14
Green Wants switch at Ennis.

Ennis. Texas, July l3-Colonel u. II. H.
Green, president of the Texas Midland rail-
road wns in the city yesterday. He was
mere with a view of arranging With the
city council to run a switch Of his road
to the proposed site Of the round bale cot
tor gin. He also proposed to do his part
IN sinking deep wells In Ennis to Increase
the water supply. He says he don't know
what extension he will make with his rail-.
road yet but thinks the Waco route VIII
he the most appropriate.
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News Notes.

Austin Tcxos, July 13.-R. s. Jackson,
pnbIisler % the Label Pusber, who Is
Charged with criminal libel ny G. A. Balm,
WIS pound over yesterday In the sum OF
$500 TO the county court.
Internal Revenue Collector Flanagan
states that many bankers write tn him for
war revenue stamps. All war taxes have
been abolished, the law going into effect
July l.
Judge A. W. Terrell and Judge ]. II.
tcnd The convention. County Attorney
Brady left last night.
The local cavalry company viii be pre-
scented with silk flag Wednesday night
According to the recent scholastic returns
there are 4391 school children in Austin.
A large number Of Austin people are at
lLingslGnd TO: the summer.
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speoiaI Term of Federal Court.

Austin, Texas, July 13.-Judge Maxcy of
the Federal court beld special session
yesterday and approved the account of
United States Marshal seibrecht for the
quarter endlng June 50, which was as fol
lows: Salaries, fees and expenses, S152s.so;
fees Of jurors, S2I92. 50; witness fees,
$685.. 40; support of prisoners, Sl653.S0 pay
of baliffs, s222 The accounts of the com
missloners Of The district were approved
as follows: II +. Gsrrington, Eagle Pass
$500: " NJ, Little, Austin. S2B53; Knox
Jones, Rio Grande City, Se171O; Ben NO
wniskl. brownsville, Ss2 40
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Suit for Commission.

Austin, Texas, July i3--Suit was hled
IN the district court yesterday by Worries
p. Brown of San Antonio against Eugene
b. Robinson OF this city Brown claims
to have sold $4,000 acre ranch for Robin
son for $4,000 and that his commission
for making the deal amounted 20 S@o"D,
which Robinson refused TO pay. The land
is located in Hays county and the deal vs.
alleged to have been made year ago.
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ROCK ISLAND SURVEYORS.
One Of Them Guesses that the Road WIN
Wv So Southeast Of the Central

p,nlson. Texas, July 13.-The Rock Island
has olpht surveying parties in the held
a short distance from ms city M VI
whica are reporting daily "a the company
Headquarters in this city e m Sns If t
s Wpm ir Who mas been Ia the Geld fer
ssuINeNos,,s fnnr Years, said: Judging from
the werl already done. the Rock i Island
INTO ~ ~S Central railway. There did not
anu a. he much desire on the part OF
seem o " to build into either sherman
or Mckinney should the r road g 60 s9I'q r.
ea ,n " one Of the richest sections
OF me Sssev, expect TO make this their
.o i6e for a period of two or three
months yet.
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B. ? 0. +.

Hear Ye. ELKs who have an eve on
The Saints City, known as Zion,
Bear In mind that you'll be savln',
In your journey 20 that haven,
Time and Money, also Strensth,
II you minimize the length
OF the trip you have TO make
To reach the shores of Great Salt Lake.
"only One Road" runs thru trains
To Rockies high from Texas plains
only One Road" goes direct
1.-THE DENVER ROAD" you recollect.
The Short Line tspelt THIRD
Morning, evening. each day, TWO,
Cafe-diners, Coaches, Sleepers,
Say! one look would glad your peepersi
The price will be the same all ways,
August seventh TO ninth. three days.
For selling round trips at One Fare,
And you don't have to leave there
TIL the last day In September.
But. we want you TO remember
What we trust you realize,
Our guests Don't Apologlzev'
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The Gonzales DELEGATION.

Gonzales, Texas, july 13.-Hon. George
f. Burgess left yesterday for Galveston 10
attend the state convention. Several dele
gates left today for the convention, among
them being Judge y. H. spooner, w. b..
Sayers, Z. {. Littleheld and Judge w. W.
Glass
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sster's Local Forecasts.

M Ir'aer changes noted below viii occur
Io own 'Wenty'fOur hours of .. m, Of dates
\ S uiyy i4-yarlable.
.uy l6-cool'
Iuy Moierating.
kny ls-Warmer'
uiy is-Threatening.
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cured your Grandfather.
kAw RIVER FLOODS.
Railroad Track estroyed--FamIies Are
Leaving Low Ground.

Leaving Low Ground.
Lawrence, kan, July ls.-Ninety rect
Of the Atchison, Topeka ana Santa zee rail-
road track at Lakeview was washed away
today by water rushing into the old river
bed from the kaw river. The previous
break In the track across the eastern arm
OF the lake Just formed had not been
remedled and a work train was caught be-
tween the two breaks without coal or
water The water continued 10 rise az
the lake all day aud flowed oyer the santa
he tracks at tue cast side, washing away
some OF the track. The country east or
the lake Is badly flooded and many families
are moving away The river Is also giving
the Union raclne rail.oad cause foE
alarm.
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
People Killed In Different Ways in
Various Sections.
FREIGHT TRAINS SCORED VICTIMS.
Negro Child Fell Into Five Inch Well
Near Beeville--tIunt County Man
Picked Up Gun by the Muzzle.,

Mount Pleasant was run over and Killed
this morning by freight train that was
switching IN the yard. lie was a stranger
in town.
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Memphis, Texas, July l2,-Frank Wider
OF this place was killed by a freight tram
near Estelline, Hail county.
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was convinced that the men employed on
the wharf at Algiers would have very little
trouble In securing positions on the wharf
at Galveston.
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ROY sMoTHERED IN A can.

San Antonio. Texas, July 1S.-Hearing
pounding inside freight car loaded with
baled hay that was standing on n side
track In the Arkansas Pass car yard this
morning. a yardman FASTENED 10 the door.
voice from inside cricd out, open the
door. one Of us IS dead already" The door
was quickly opened and a Mexican boy
named Andreas Ralneres was found dead,
smothered. and Juan Carbon, another boy,
almost in condition ~ collapse The two
goys got into the ear at Wallis station,
where they had been working on n hay
ranch. and after The car WAS closed the
intense heat overcnme Ramerez, causing
his death Carton is dying.
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PICKED UP A GUN RY THE Muz1Li

PICKED UP A GUN RY THE MuZBLE,
Greenvile Texas, July H. Lee Blrd, a
tenant on tho farm Of MIR. Powell. in the
Jacobia community, was Killed in okla-
homa Friday afternoon by tho accidental
discharge Of a shotgun. lie reached for a
gun. which was lying among some bushes,
taking hold of the muzzlc. As he started
10 pull the gun toward him 1t discharged,
the whole load entering he lctt preasI
tngnlar vein was torn open aud death en-
sued In a very short time.
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Y the Baby Is c,,tti.a rA

.u y me Baby Is Cutting Teeth
hedv s M. use that old and well tried
eh}ja Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrnn
items I'm teething. l. soothes the child.
|nd cole Guns, allays all pain. cures
Prrhoss. aHu Is the best remedy for
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d., *. 81 II. II. II.
Y. A. G. n. II. II.

DEPOT foot Of Congress Avenue.
Houston and Waco Trains.
Ia,tla.2s p, m...,.,......... Arrive II. 80 pm
St. Louis Trains.
I,ve9s5r m................A Arrive 4. 80 am
I,Ne 500 a. m........,.. 49,. Arrive $50 pm
Columbia and Velaseo Trains.
I,sye 7.3Oa. m.................Au Arrive. 4.45 pm
rsny Excep, Sunday
l,sye 9.0o am Sunday only.> Arrive $40 pm
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
n. 4 4. Q. n. n.

H.. a T. G. n. n.
Grand Central DEPOT
7'(l(l A. m Arrive No. a. SIS ?. m
ttsvt &c 1880 a. m Arrive No 4, I.Zg N
t.rs No Sc. s..ios6 ,. N Arrive No. 8. 6'io a.
Il. a N. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
s,25an Arrive No $1,000 m.
ls.s. No Nc 20. $50 a,m Arrive No .. 10 30
a.. II. a 9. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
Ma 1905 am Arrive No g. $50 p m
P s.ys No. O. Ills p m Arrive No'io' s'oo a
g., H. & n. IA. n
Grand Central Depot
zoos m Arrive No. a. 9. 90 am
gewN s:....i50 p. m Arrive No 10 2S pm
\ eass ~ ~ S.O0a m Arrive No e..7.Oo pm
|its'e W. Nos and Sundays Only
n. r.. II. 4 NJ. n. II.
Grand Central Depot
1 ~ :. IoI5am Arrive No Iss 3.35 ,. N
o. A. & A. r. Hy.
Grand Central Depot
,,,, No. ,..e.s5 a, m Arrive No. a Gas pm
g., G. q 5. r. n. n
Grund Central Depot
,..7.00a m Arrlve...,, Sam
4 ,.vs .7ASp m Arrive $40 p N
Galveston Trains
,.,. 200 a. m. Arrive. .,..... $50 pm
k.sye,,,..,...7.A5 p m Arrive. $50 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
,y..S.s5 am Arrive $40 a. m
4 .s,s $50 p. m Arrive. .20p m
| inus.e trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Meletot 10 minutes later than the above
III, r. G w. II. II. X.
<t,n,7.oO Lxtfess Train Arrive o.l0 p IN
a fsvf 2.O5 .''fiAtN 0'O a. III
4 trains leave Grand Central Depot
d., *. 81 II. II. Il.
NJ. K. & T. Depot, Fifth Ward
40 ..............Ar Arrive s. SIS SIN
k,',,ti 20 p. .......... 80. Arrive s. 50p,lS
IcfCaiveston Trains see O., H. & H.
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HE WORK OF LIGHTNING.
'Wo MEN WERE KILLED AT A STORE
NEAR CARTHAGE.
he Methodist Church and Parsonage at
Ellis Were Struck and Destroyed by
the Fire Ficnd.

'ar'hoge, Texas, July 12.--News came
Ere today that lightning had struck the
|ole house Of j. * Graves, about 10 miles
Fu'hwest of here, aud killed two mon
pmed Fields and Ponder, and seriously
PIT Mr.. Graves.
(lghthng also struck the barn of Daniel
|padwick. living four miles west of here,
~ burned up the barn and its contents.
neaVy rain. high wind and electrical
I'rm passed over the county yesterday.
Freams are all swollen and many bridges
Dashed away.
4 CHURCH BURNED AT ITALY.
sMaxahachie, Texas. July 13.-Portions Of
us county We're again visited by heavy
fns late yesterday afternoon. At Italy
Rflns an electrical storm the Methodist
Fusch was struck by lightning and set
nre The flames spread rapidly and
D NJ communicated TO the parsonage Both
r,o'ngs were entirely destroyed. The csi-
NJ OF the parsonage were removed in
nrol save them from burning The
K"In was. new building ANA one az
A h naasiIldSomeSt In Italy. The total loss
m WI buildings is estimated at $1,000,
y" some Insurance
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81 n. q w. T. II. Il.

tt7.oOa.m. Lxpfess Train Arrive o;l0 pm
teoS ,. n.................A o.02 a. m
4 trains leave Grand Central Depot
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06

said Bonapartc.t s-bne can't help feeling
an interest In There in only Que IT.
provemensI Y uId Ike 10 make"
Bonapa!Ssne his foot ON the ma
chine and as<hed II In the sand. The
boy looked'S'j into his face.
Looks better now" said Bonaparte.
doesn't II? III we can't have II made
In England. Wen send IL TO America
Goodby; IA. Ia" be added YOU'RE a
great genius. born genius. my dear
boy. There's no doubt about IT,"
He mounted the gray mare and rode
OF. The dog watched his retreat with
cynical satisfaction. but his master lay
on the ground with his head on his
arms In the sand. and the little wheels
and chips or wood lay on the ground
around him. The dog jumped on his
back and snapped at the black curls
till. ending that no notice was taken.
he walked OF TO play with a black
beetle. The beetle was hard at work
trying TO roll home great ball OF
dung il had been collecting all the
morning but Doss broke the ball and
eat the beetles hind legs and then bit
OF It's head. Aud IL was all play. aud
no one could tell what Il had lived and
worked fora striving and striving
and an ending IN nothing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06
He left on padding bis toes In the va

He left or padding his toes In the wa
ter
mad. mad7 | know that kind OF
mad" said Bonaparte. -and | know
the thing TO give for IT. the front end
OF a little horsewhlp. the tip; nice
thing; takes IL out" said Bonaparte.
The Hottentot laughed and trans
lated
mo more walking about and talking
10 themselves on this farm now" said
Bonaparte. mo more minding OF sheep
and reading OF books at the same time.
The point OF a horsewhip is n little
thing. hut ! think he'll have a taste OF
II before long" Bonaparte rubbed his
hands and looked pleasantly across his
nose. and then the three laughed to-
gether grlmly.
And Waldo In his cabin crouched I'm
the dark In n corner. with his knees
drawn up 10 his chin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-09-06

coNriNuED NEXT WEEK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
DON FRANCISCO De ASIS

.sIsgrAmGs que snanCiabAn In enfer.
Sso don francisco de ASis, snadfsn que
neuLs narsopAs de 10 coloniA eSpRfIol@ habfan
~ intsreSaFse PoF 10 sAluo Gel annslo DEL
ldo : dsiar suG tarietAs.
U' JL.nsstsr eS que 10 quiSisFAn mucho para
tsn iran pGasc y preguntRr per 6I poK-
Gar Ssmbre que vivteTR mas Ale1Ado del mund0
que nasnoa comunickci6n tuvlera con loG es.
y,soIss, no ls hA hAoloo'
81 an vile d'AVFay, como se ha dlcho, 81
Toinav. cue 81 IN pueblecito . hora
10 a. -. ~ paris, vIvfA nHeAtro don francisco
nsumis.smsute RislAdo, sin mas eompaAfa que
s,ppso, Palomino y Las hijaI de 6Ste, y tsnisn-
70 soi. nnaTta cerrada tOdo visitAnte.
ca Interior era muy eon1ortAole su servi'
=, sIgnc de ua rey consorte ceHAnts y en-
uU u..i ~ bntsl del campo se pAsaba las dos terce.
~ n.ytsa del ana, hacienda vida de Bilencio
s.I.o =. Dssde que muri6 sl duque de BAfies,
~ fnA durante hAcs tKeinta asos Hu amigo In
assa.Tabls, d, Francisco sc encastill6 y no ae
49," YER m6a que en- las graEdes ocRsionss.
=, Ala del sAnto de 81 eSposGs 10 reinA Isabel,
=, Il hotsl de Castillo almorGar (nuncR O co.
W, noYoue sc RtostAba muy temprano,) yel
A., AZ au pAnto invitaba conner IN esposA, y
S..tn afro aHo. Los dos esposos vivian, como
40 Al mundo sRbe, cAdA uno por m lAdo, su
Veto VsS sTs anual, por 10 tAnto muy C6modo.
iOQS hsciA ALI, en- aquel pueblo durRnte
II, etsrnos inViernos de EranciAP
ESte no ss saba convene contArlo, an
segGn me dijo ma yea 81 eneArgado de Il
1tbre,is NouveEte del Boulevard de los Italia
no1. don Francisco de Aais era ell parroquiAno
r"EI ImportAnte de In casa. y no baj&bA de mil
sninisntos a dos mil frances 10 que gAstAbA en-
iibroa todoT los msIss. TenfA sneaTgado que
a. Ia snvlass q BplnAy todo 10 nuevo que Sc
DpoIiesrA de literGtuFa, historic viaies.
selo aHss comprende una toledad tan
"a an IN pueblo que en- invierno no tisne
n,ts de- strGctlvo y SON enyos vseinos no SO
,,St6 nuncA ell difunts.
AIgunas Vsess iba PArls, solo, hsser
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

compras . dRr una vueltscita p6r IaH GALES,
casi siempre . cuerpo, eoA una bnfsnda de se-
dA axul; era muy slegAnts, u u con 10 cabezE
blanca, tsnfa el anpecto del gran sefsr, pesar
de 10 bAjo de sH eSt&turA. Una veE Is anoon-
frames, cFuzando IN puente, hara echo diez
afioH, nm amigo espsh1l 20.
-ETs es ell rey don FF&ncisco-diio mi
amigo en- woe alta. Volvi6 la cabsza, con 81
voz de tipls nos dijo:-tAdiosl, como 81 nos CO.
noclera de todA In vida. A mi amigo le choc6
eato mucho,
Sofia ir 81 tsAtro por Ia tards acompsn ado
de lA familA con quien viyiA, prefrisndo los
m&giR. So recogfa, como he dicho, muy tam-
prano, era gran madrug&doF gran lector
de peri6 ileos. Entire peri0dieos libros se
paso los 1ltimos treinta amos.
Cusndo llegAba Parfn un nueve embaja.
dor, tenfA por costumbre dar en- su honor un
gran almueKSo, 81 que invitaba tambien al
gunas pefson&s notables de In coloniA espafola.
Bi al invisrno era muy rig arose, sofia irse
Argel; elegfa IN titulo CON nombre espaf1ol
y viGjabR como IN duque de CSdiz ain aeeir
nAdie que tanf2 sgestad, nj haesK alaFde 81
gune de tai coas.
Su monomapfa era no deber nads . nadie,
nj Adquirir nada, por insig gnifcante que fuera,
ain psgarlo al contAdo. En- esto era exagsrs-
dfsimo, no admitfa tener pendients cusnts
algun& nj por media hora.
POGO comunicativo, aislado y viviendo en-
ire sua libros y sus Rores, don Francisco de
AEfs Ia podido deiar una gran fortuna, porqae
desde ell sfo "A del sgio pAsado h2stA ell CO.
rriente an de este siglor ha percihido en- orc,
AnuaImante, ID respectable cantidad de treseisn-
tRs mil pesetas, g sean siste millones cutrocien-
t8s mil pesetas, cifra que, untda Ia de ga for
tuna particular, ssE& muy importante.
La notisia de 81 muer5e fac conocida h&ee
POGO en- las Ckmaras; en- ell Congreso,e ssfor
presidents Sc eontsnt0 con deeir que se bab1a
oidocon sentimiento que Sc levantsba Ia Sc
sI6n, las eHsstionsS importAntas qusdRron
para otro dia.
Eusebio BIascc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
soR LUtsA La HERMANA De La oARfDAD

mes que ella, cue vivian retirados
de la veeindad y entire los que
1iguraba el caballero de Lacy, per-
sona distinguida y muy ahcionsda
& cazar, que viva en- IN castilleio
de los aired edores, al que enfAtica
mente llamaba Ell Castillo.
Ea baroness de Kermadec no
tenfa mas defecto que uno: ell de
ser muy ahcionsda los libros de
caballerfa, en- los que crefa q pies
iuntillas de tai manera, que hAbIfa
lurado cue existio Amadis de Gau.
la que su hijo Esplandiau fue
siempre modelo de virtud y de
heroismo. Cuando abordaba ese te-
ma salfan a reducir Amadis,
Esrlandiau y Galaor, sc le trastor.
naba In cabeza y su razon vaeilaba
algo; pero una ves lleVsda La con-
verssci0n q temas mas modernos,
In baronesa recobraba I'm iuicio
claro, serio y muy ssnsato.
Cuando las se1Ioras de Beaupreau
entraron en- su habitaci6D, -pieza,
que entire parentesis, estaba toda
ella alha1ada al estllo del siglo
pasado, y que por el mismo recor-
daba un saloncido 6 IN tocador de
la sefiora Dubarry, - la baroness
estaba medic eehada en- una dor
milona amarillo, en- Ia que clavaba
un accosa de gotta y tenia su lado
4 Jonas.
Este era q la ves vaquero y GAIA
dor del bosque; aquel muchacho
era algo cazRder fustivo y con
frecuenoia pasaha largas noches
tendIdo sobre Ia hierba y entire las
malezas al acecho de algdn cerva-
tillo. Esa aficion Ia caZa furtiva
fue el primer escalon de su privan'
70. Una nochs, en- que habfs pre-
parade IN laEo y estaba al acecho
por 81 oafa Rlguna res, le llamo 10
atencion una espesa calumna de
humo. En- las Retamas habia fue.
20. jonas Abandon6 Ia cacerfa,
fuese corriendo al castillo, dGspues
& sus habitsciones y salv6 asf Ia
baroness de KermRdec.
Era IN mnchacho de unos ounce
Rnop, delgado, esbelto, con el cahe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
Pablo Segui y MILAN

Por tratArsa de IN comp2trlota de valeF,
CON sumo gusso repro ineimos el siguients suel-
to que tomamos de nuestro aprecI&bie celega
GEl Iuparcial,s de Poness
sNusstros j6venss sompatriotss So iayan-
tan.D
Varios son ~ los puertorrlqueaos aua sc
hallan en- los Est2dos Uaidos de los cuaias
Ia tsnido que eeupaeas Ii prsnsa nortesna1i~
dlfsrsnsss mataFiss qua So dediean.
Hay, Fapre3neimos alganos p4rrsfes de m
pari6dico de Carlisle.
En 6l!0s IS ezpresa de una mRusra sssis-
tActoria para aososros = raueho mas para los
padres del iovan don Pablo Ssgnf el sdeIgnto
erillants porvsniF de esta apraeado compa-
triots.
FL jovan Sagof no cuenta nads mas aus 80
anSs, haee dos que saiI6 de este pueblo con
obieto de cursar aus essudioa de mecknteA an
an CoIegio q Carlisle.
VeAse 10 que dice ell psfi6dieo aludide,
<Pablo ssguf tiens un gnsto natural pszs
ID M sekniea, y debisr& desarraliarse en- esa
l1nea. Nuestra prsnaA fue rots en- NAL lugar,
Nadis craJ6 pesibl rsparar Ia falta, de en-
viarla q les man al Aetareres hubisra costado Ell
cue era uno de los prinefPales sostsnsdores del
disco asf go, que tuvimos CUE colocar un mu-
ehscho para hacer ell srsbato.
Pablo estudi6 In MAG alma slguaRs horag
nos di6 aviso de que ell crsla podsrla compo-
nsr 81 tuviese eganas herr&nisnsas de una
hsrreyia. Psrmiso le fac concsdIdio despu6s
de varias horaB de esfusrIos eonsigui6 que ID
prsnsa tgabaiass con psrfseei6n. Pablo Gu IN
puertorriqusao y SO halla aeaf para avanzar en-
aus estudios del ing6s. 81 Sc aueds hasta con
clair el Iimitado eurso de Carlisle, ls aseguga-
mos una 6tl colocaei6n en- el munda mesa
nicc.S
Tan brillants notA debe llenar de orgullo
o nuestro amigo don Bartolo Ssguf padre del
jovsn puertorriqueno, oil que enVlamos nuastre
mas sincerA Ialictsaci6a.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

llo rubio rasgados CLOS azules, ros-
tro de serafin y en- conjunto IN
aspecto de pale, no obstante su
chaouet6n al estil0 de Bretana y
sus zuecos. La mirada de Jonas era
q la par dulce y maliciosa, J su
rostro ofrecfa la mezcla de un In
genio burlon de una vags melan-
cola. Habrfase dicho que era uao
de aquelles angeles comprometfdos
en- la rebellion del inferno, y al que
Dios, no encontrAndole bastante
culpable para precipitarlo al fondo
del abismo, 10 desterr0 sencilla-
mente a la TERRA. Era un tanto
burl6n V excepSIco, pero en- ell fon
do de su coraz6n habfa tsnta iris
teza como bondad.
Bier sea porque Ia baronesa hu-
biese sdivInado que en- ell muchacho
hsbfa una naturaleZa mas elevada
que Ia de un aldea no, sea por IN
puro egoismo 6por Ia sencillR nece.
sidad de tsner una compaf1fa, clio
es que le tom6 mucho carifio, obli'
gandole a permanecer q su laoo
todas las tardes, hactendole leer
sus novelas prefsridas con las cua.
les la imagination del pastorci
llo 80 exaltaba bastants algunas
veces.
al YER entrar 4 Teresa y su
hiia la anciana baronesa So iRcor-
por6 q medias, y por mas que. hacfa
muchos amos que no habfa visto &
su sobrina la recenoci0 en- el acto
hasta antes de que la anunciase
su mayordomo.
-Querida tfa-dijo la senora de
Beaupreau arrojandcse al euello de
la baroness, hija y 20 Venimos
a pediros hospitalIdad durante al
gunos dfas.
EI rostro de Ia sefiora Kerma-
dec revel6 en- Ell acto una extrema-
da algeria; era muy pobre pero
demasiado gran sefora para des-
Gender q ciertos detalles y Sc habria
llenado de deudas sin vacilar 10
mas mfnimo para hospedar . Ia
nrovincia entera 81 esta hubiese
honrado sn mesa. En- Ia llegada de
sus parientes no yi6 mas que una