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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-02

term are enthusiastic in their investiga-
ton of fresh forms Of thought.
The invitations for the Junior reception
for the senior class are out
This reception will be hel dat the resi-
dence of Judge T. B. Wall on Friday
night. February It'll
The event of the week was the book
reception by the faculty and students.
The various room commottees We'd with
each other in trying 10 decorate their
respective rooms the most neatly.
The whole building was thus put in at
tractive condition. A large number OF
visitors responded to the invitation ex-
tended to them. The spacious building
was comfortably filed until D. m
sight seeing. cordial greetings of old
friends. the making Of new Acquaintance
es and pleasant converse occupied the
attention At p. m. all were assem-
bled in the chapel to be entertained by
a short but pleasant program which was
as follows:
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Orchestra
Piano Solo ................... Ellen Smith
Recitation .-.......-"'At Auntie's House"
Ester Van Mugs
Dumb Bel Drill. Physical Culture Club
Vocal Solo -...-.......... Charles Adams
Recitation An Important Occasion
Gerald Shelly.
Piano Solo .--..-..--... Herbert Hatfield
vocal Solo -...-....-......-.. Grace Lucas
RECITATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'Fishin -
Laura Lathrop.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chorus
Each number was well rendered and as
well received.
After the audience had separated an
inventory showed that the friends had
left an addition of II volumes to the
library and there are more books prom
ised Several hne works have been re-
eeived from alumni who reside in other
parts Of the United States. who who have
not lost their love for their alma mater
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Lewis Academy Notes.
"e1A et thc new term Is in fuIl
,roEr
~ new classes ;eg the last halg OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-25
NEVER GOT THE OFFICE.
Mr.. Duncan Makes Statement About
His indian Territory Place.


Mr.. Duncan of this city. who. the Eagle
announced some time ago. had received
the appointment of United States COM
missioner in one of the nations in the
indian territory. is still in Wichita. owing
10 4 chain of peculiar circumstances. He
has not the Office to which he was ap-
pointed, and in explaining Why. he made
this statement to a reporter for the Eagle
yesterday:
AS the Eagle said in announcing my
appointment. last July. l was one of the
original Burton men, and for more than
u year prior to this announcement, the
senator, National Committeeman Mulvane
and my brother, receiver of the land Of
fee at Springfield, Mo-, as well as num-
Der of my friends here in Wichita, had
been lahoring TO get me an appointment.
Their efforts finally resulted in the sena-
tor, in July. as above stated, wiring me
TO 90 at once TO Muscogee, that my APP
pointment was ready. Arriving at Musco-
gee ! found the appointing power. Judge
Charles w. Raymond, in possession of
telegram from the senator. which clearly
proved that he and Senator Burton had
agreed upon this appointment, and
although this judge pleaded embarass-
ment. / was told positively, without equiv
ooation. that / could have the place.
Meanwhile the senator wrote me that the
place was promised him, that the appoint
ing power had assured him it was ready,
and instructed me to stay on the ground
After the lapse OF three weeks and after
the time l had been told | would be sent
for. and not having received my COM
mission. ! returned to Wichita. and after
comforting with my friends, l was induced
to let the announcement of my appoint
meut made in the Eagle, TO stand, as we
ali concluded the promises made to Sen
ator Burton and others would be sacredly
kept by this judge. This impression grew
stronger when shortly after my return.
this promise of the judge was reiterated
in a letter | now have in language as
follows: I have named Mr.. Duncan COM
missioner at Checotah.' This communica-
ton reached me, and a number of con-
gratulations followed The last Informal
ton l had was To the effect that no APP
pointment had been made / am glad TO
be set right in the Eagle and assure the
people. that l have not willingly misn-
formed them. Senator Burton has acted
in good faith. l could make this state
ment more in detail, more picturesque,
but your time and space forbids, besides
am more DESTROYS to say to my friends
that / am not commissioner at Checotah.
but am, and will continue to be a resident
of Wichita. Kansas. room 800 Biting
block. where ! hope and pursue my bust
ress as | did prior to the receipt of that
unfortunate and expensive telegram.
must state that l have been shamefully
mistreated and all know 1 could lily
afford it"
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Sturgeon Grocer Co.

LEADING SPOT CASH GRoCERS
Phones-Bel. IL: new. ls4i - y. Man
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is
VERY BUSY
Just at This Particular Time
of Year.
TWO MINISTERS MARRIED
And a Double Wedding at
Court House Yesterday.
TWO MINISTERS MARRIED

Cupid is a good fellow. He never for
gets anyone matrimonially along about
Christmas tide. He lets them get mar
ried and he rings the shekels into the
hands of the probate judge for the lit
tie slip of paper that gives the affair s
legal air, and the pin-money bag Of the
minister's wife also comes in for a re-
newal of subscriptions.
At Christmas time there is as much
business tying hearts as there is tying
bundles. The probate judge keeps busy
writing licenses and once in awhile per-
forms the ceremony on the day before
Christmas. On Christmas day there are
always lot of weddings. Young men get
a helper and the young women get q
protector 1t is a fine present for both
and Cupid gets the thanks. He is, a
busy little body and during the holiday
season works early and late.
On Monday evening last at Rev. Mr..
Dubbbers home occurred the marriage
Oh Rev. r. NJ. Robinson. pastor of the
Christian church in Mount Hope to Net
tie A. Grant.
On Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. in the
parlors of the Hotel Carey. Rev. T. A.
West of Cheney, Kan, and Miss Kittie
E. Williams of Bloomington. H.. We're
married, Rev. Mr.. Dubber performing the
ceremony. Rev. Mr.. West is pastor of
the Christian church in Cheney-a man
of fine scholarly and pulpit ability and
much loved by all the people of Cheney.
his wife is a most excellent young lady
of rare gifts in musical and literary lines
and one especially fitted to grace the
position of minister's wife. The minister
and people of Cheney certainly have
great reasons for congratulations in hav-
ing d woman of such accomplishments
ADDED to the work of usefulness in the
church of that community.
The probate judge issued ten marriage
licenses yesterday and performed five GER
emonie:.
John d. Lawson and Miss Clara Cook
and Crises Baler and Lulu Lawson, all
of Derby, were married at one time.
They live neighbors near Derby and have
known each other all their lives. Brother
and sister were married and there will
be three receptions today.
A peculiar license was issued yesterday
in the fact that both contracting parties
have the same name. Harry Wilson is
a drayman Of this city and lives in the
southwest part of town. He is known to
many people in the city and is a very
genial fellow Miss Clara Wilson is his
Christmas bride-to-be. Both are "a years
of age.
The following is the list of licenses is
sued Yesterday: Rivly
T E. Maxwell. %. Edna White, %. of
FL Dorado. ~ e4- t-ts
John Hanson. Jr., 3. Hedrick; Luella
Henderson. p, Wichita.
E. E. Mcdowell. 80. Dutton, o. T.; Net
tie S Gaskill. %, Augusta.
John w. Glass. "a. Goddard; Lena Hol-
wick, IS. Wichita
John D. Lawson, "a. Derby: Clara Cook.
16, Derby.
Chris d. Baker. 20, Derby; Lulu Law
son, II, Derby.
Geaorge J. Wagner. 4S, Hutchinson;
Maggie Edwards. 30. Hutchinson.
Harry Wilson. "a. Wichita; Clara VIII
son. "a, Wichita.
Thomas West. 80. Ripley. Ohio; kittie
E. Williams %. Bloomington, Ill.
Harry Nicholson. %. Maize; Jennie
Woodman. &c. Wichita.
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1t noon today ali business Viii cease, as
the stores wiz close At that time. The
drug stores will close from O'Clock TO
:. The freight offices win be closed al
day
Some of the churches will have exercises
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ABOUT THE INTERURBAN.
Have Graded for Two Miles North Of
the CITY

President Ceyes of the Interurban said
yesterday:
THE people OF Wichita will wake up
some morning to find the interurban
running right through the city"
Its advent viii probably not be so sud
Den as that, but the road will undoubt-
edly be built. Almost two miles of grad
ing have been finished just north of the
city and the work is being pushed as
rapidly as possible. All the right of way
between Wichita and Valley Center has
been secured and the balance will h.
secured after January /. The grading
will be a great deal of work. for in
stead of following the lay OF the land.
as most electric lines do, this line will
be built on the same plan asa steam
road, with a view to hauling heavy
freight. In the country seventy pound
steel rails Will be laid. while in the city
The company expect TO put in eighty
POUND grooved steel rails.
The route from this city north to Nc
Pherson has finally been settled upon
and viii run through the following towns:
Valley Center, Sedgwick. Halstead.
Mound City. Mcpherson. Newton tried
to set the road. but the company did
not consider it practicable to run their
lire there. AS soon as the grading is
completed TO VALLEY Center rails Will be
laid and the company says it viii be pos
sible to have trains running between
Wichita and Valley Center before Nav
!. 1878. The grading will continue on
north.
II the road is bu I'M Arkansas City
to Mcpherson. as is planned. it Will he
10 miles in length and the cost Of build
ing is estimated at Sl.5o00Ia.
The company is having no trouble in
the matter of right Of way. AS a rule.
the farmers are perfectly willing 10 have
the road run through their farms. Be
tween Valley Center and Sedgwick the
company expects 20 use the old Frisco
read bed. which was abandoned years
age
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this morning and this evening. There viii
be- a Pontihcal higI mass at the Pro-
Cathedral at a. m; at a. m, low mass;
1890, high mass, and at 80, vespers and
benedictIon.
At the Reformed church this evening
there will be exercises and a tree. At
the Germania lo1ge., No. Is, Sons of Her
man, there VIII be an entertainment and a
real live Santa Claus, who Will come down
the chimney.
At the Crawford the Flints will give a
matinee and night performance, and at
the Toler the Hello Bill company will give
q matinee and night production.
At noon today the Salvation Army will
Lave their big Christmas dinner. Over
$50 tickets have been issued to the poor
o. this city to come TO this Christmas
cinner as guests of the Army. There
will be turkey for all and plenty of other
articles that go 10 make Up first-class
Christmas dinner. Clothing VIII be dis
trihuted to those who need it. The
Christmas tree for the poor children will
be held New Years eve. Many boxes Of
Good things will be sent by the Army to
sick persons who are unable to come to
the hall today.
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MRS. SHAFFER is DEAD.
Aged Woman Passed Away at Home
Near Goddard.

Mrs. Ethel Shaffer died at her home,
two miles east OF Goddard, Wednesday
evening. She was past so years Of age
and has lived in this county many years.
Death was due to a complication OF dis
eases. The funeral will be held Friday
morning at II o'clock in the Methodist
church at Goddard.
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For Samuel .. Adams IN Probate
Court Yesterday.

,spt szrausi ?. Afsras ~ss seat % N.
asylum FER the fssbss- minded = short
tirss age. bat ~ lsf; IN thls clsy prsp.rf,
% considerable vsi9s H. order fnst IRIS
property should have the proper care
Judge Wilson In the probate coars Tesfsr-
dsy Appointed Eiila Adams. sauxhfsr.
a. guardian.
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At the Criversalist church last night
the Sunday school had a short program
AID a Christmas tree There were songs
and recitations and a talk by Rev. Cos
SOW and then the presents were distrio-
lifati
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-25
w. A. JONES is ADMINISTRATORS
CT the Estate CT Joseph 7. Jones Of
Salem Township.

Judge Wilson N the probate court yes
terday appointed W. a Jones admins
traitor % the estate OF hts father. Joseph
T. Jones 81 Salem township. The elder
Jones died several weeks ago. leaving an
estate OF onsidsrable Waite and on the
application Of W. A. Jones and the heirs
TO the estate the administrator was ap-
pointed.
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HE PAID THE COSTS.
J. Dosier Was Left OF Easy by Judgc
Harvey.

J. Doiser. the oolo-ed man who was
aned s. in police court a day or TWO ago
for beating Mr. M0Sei. and who was
later arrested on a warrant from the city
court. Vas taken before Judge Harvey
Yesterday He told his story and M
MoTet told his. and Judge Harvey told
AR. Dosier that II he would pay the costs
in the case he would turn him loose. Mr..
Dosier paid the costs. something over S.
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Tn correo a raz0n
de cuatrocientos kil6me-
tros por hora.

En- Roma se eat& astudiando & IL
hora presente an proyecto verdsde-
ramente marAvilloso.
Mr.. G Gslinberti, ministro do CO.
rreos y Tel6grafos, en- union de Va
riosa ltos emplesdos de su departa-
mento. ha exsminAdo mn proyecto de
corrao ei6stricc, formusado nor al
ingeniero P.Hsicelli. 8
Mediants el nuevo s:atsma DOS
tsl, por medic de kilos a6reos, 20
tranaporta.fs et currao dautro de
caias de aluminio, con una We ocif I'd
de crstrocientos Kilometres por no.
ra.
Una carta invertirfs tam s6to
cinco horss sn salvar ID enoYma ais.
tancis que sspara s Roma de Paris.
El miniatro ha designAio u1Ia
Comisi6n t6cniea pars que ex9mfnn
al maravilloso .proyscto antes. de.
las pruebas, que se efctuss
rkn entire Poma y Nkpolas.
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La immigration
en- los EStadOS IJnidoS.

El comisario de Immigration en-
Nueva York, Mr.. Fitchie, .l1a envia-
10 ri Departamento del Tssoro IN
informe anual sobra desembarques
de extranjeros en- ese puerto duran.
te el A1Io econonico que termin6 en-
Jnnio pr6ximo pasado. Resulta de
dicho irforme que ell ndmero de ex.
trArjeros llegSdos en- este afio ha an
mentado de una maner a notable En-
1899 1900 eutrsron por Nueva York
400. .842 extfanieeos, tAnto como pa
sajeros de primera como da tevcers;
en- 1900 1901 h, n venido 453. 496 tam
bien como passjeros en- las mismAs
cats gorfaa. En- estes cifras 81 cuan.
tan 34l,712 de tevcerA en- 1899 1900
y 38S. 931 en- 1900 1901. Ds estes los
mks son italianos; el hmero da elloss
sscendi6 & 129. 1884 durAnte ell sfio
1ltimo. TAmbien llama la &tenci6n
del gobierno Mr.. Fitchie, en- su In,
forme. sobre el ntmero de extranje.
res que llegan allf Gin sAber leer nj
sscribir, cuyo E1uero aumenta en-
una proportion iuquietsnte.
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Los alemaneS
en- Colombia,

En- Alemania hay Icapitales dis.
puegtos entrar en- empresas de uti.
lidad para Colombia, tales como ex
plotsciones sgricolAs, industriales,
comerciAles, mineras etc
AIDE mas, en- Colombi& hay una
muy lAboriosa, honorable y rica CO.
loniA Alemnna que ha sabido captAr.
Sc el cAriflo de los co,ombi snos y
que hA contrlbnido mucho al prcgre
90 del pals, desArrollAndo ell conner.
clio en- Bogotk, BArrauquilla. Bucsra
maLga y Cdcuta. E comercio ale
man en- ell DepArtamento de Santsn
der represents mi lones de dollErs
principSlmente en- In export&ci6n de
cafe do C6cuts, ell cuAl sale por el
puerto venezoiAno de Msracaibo,
ciudad cuya importancia se dehe en-
gran pArte 81 comercio de imports.
cion y exportAci6n de 10 RIGA CGeu.
to.
El elemento Alem&n en- G 1lom.
biS ha sido beL6dco y 10 prudencis
de ga car acter ha producido una asi
milaei6n CON Ell cAracter COLON biano,
AaoptAndo aqu6l las costumbres a..
mas y kencillAs de los colombianos, 6
tai extreme que 81 algunos vuelven
q 10 mAdre patris, pu sde decirse que
Colombia siempre les es grAta.
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I'm hombre honradO.

Senior Editor. .-Sirvaae informar
6 sas lectores quo si me escriben CON
n&encialmento les mandar6 por co
rreo on earta sellada el plan que 10
Eui y por el cual obtuve 81 restabls
cimiento permanente y compActo de
mi salud y vigor vAronil deapu6s de-
amos de slfrimientos do debilidaG
nsrviosA, pSrdidss noeturnas y par.
tss d6biles y atroaadAa.
No On mi idea consegair dinero
do nadis; fai robado y eatafsdo por
chArlAtanes, hasta perder In f6 asl
g<Hsro humane, pero graeiss & Hios
sstoy Ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hacer conoesr 6 todos
este yenedio e'srtn do cararsa.
No tenisndo NADIA que vender nj
que ]enviar G.. A. D., no aaaeo dine.
70.
Dirsesi6n: y. BrA1t Box Dslray
Mich. ER. %. 8 1So.-
j, I'D. p
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InSurreCtoS haitian0S
que huYen.

Paerto Principe, 16 de Ostnbre.
Firmin, con todoa los principA-
les caudillns de 10 revoluci6r, han
buscsdo refsgio q bordo del crucsro
amerscanc <CiDcinnatis, ell cusI se
espara cue les conducir4 6 Jamaica
g San Thomas en- calidad de emigra-
dos pclfascoa.
El Cinsinnati sali6 del Uabo Hal
tiano el lunsa para st Marc,
Las faarzas del gobiarro que
manda ell General Nord, m4rchAn
actnalmeute gob.a Gonaives, donde
estx 81 cuartel general de la insu-
raecGi6n. @
Los rebeldas han AbRndonado II
poblaci6u de Limba.
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CIRCULAR
a los Jueces de Pazl
San Juan O,tubre 81 de- 1902.

0NA 004 SSsNU19 a 10 x0Oe.
Sefior:
Llamo su atenci6n hacia ell artf
culo "a del C6digo Politico que co
piado 6 la letra dice asi:
sEl Attorney Gelersl prepsrsra
y presantay& & la Corta Suprems
por ccnducto del Fiscal de &sta, ecu
saciones contra cualqui:ra Ju-z 6
Fiscal de tribunal (excepto Msgistfa
dcs de Ia Corte suprems) que ls fne.
se denunciedo, lscr cohecho, fsltss
graves On el ejercie 10 de srs funcio.
mes, 6 por CoaductA irmoral Y vicio.
81, impropia 6s su pcsici6n, siempre
que & su juicio fnorsn fuudsdos lca
csrgss y por su nsturalszs justifica'
rem tai procedar; en- los cas0s de
conducts Official inecrracts por parta
do cuslquier ctro fGncionaric 6 em.
plesdo dc. gobierno inaulRr, preaan.
tara In acnsAei6n ante ell Tribuusl
comret snte, y prncssar4 6 dicho fun
cicnsr.o. So el csrgar4 de instruir
al proceso de dichas acuaacicnes per
sonSlmenta 6 por medic del Attor.
ney General Aaxi,iar, pu1ia a1so, si
fuere nscescr!o. nombrar abogado
especisl.s
Este DapartamaIt to estima que
los Jueces de eleccioa, que han sido
nom brsdos por al Oonsejo Executive
que son psgados zen fcndcs del TIE.
soro dsl Pueblo de Pto Rico, y cue
desempeflan los deberes cficiales que
les Asjgna una lev de In AaAmb.es
Legislative, son y deben ser conside.
radios como fancionsrics del Gcb;er,
no I Iasular, corrsspondienGo.ai Attor
ney General su persscuci6n por los
deiitos one puedsn habar eome,i1o
en- el ejercicici1 oo sus fanciones.
En- tai virtud, al Uj. ha irstrui.
DO 8 estA instruysndo a]guna csura
contra aIgda Juez de elecci6n Dor de
Tito cometido en- ejercioio de sus fun
clones, debe remitirla & este. centric,
y 81 el acusxdo estA setenido, isbe
q. ponerlo en- libel ted, pravio iara'
mento que el naisn1o acusado presto
de quo sa presenthr& & IL justicia en-
3ualquier Iuomento cue se 10 ordene
Y 81 en- 10 sucasivo, Sc le resen.
tn alguua denuncia de 10 fndole indi.
cAds. debe U. proceasr con Ell mayor
cello rsu; ie los datos necesarios &
fin de que el delito TO quada impune,
sin detener al fancionsrio y envisr.
les acto aeguido & esta oficins, para
QUO On ella 90 puedan dar las 6rae.
nes que se estimsii prousdentss.
De este modo lcgrarsmos ca u.
plir con la letra y 81 espfrisu de 10
Ley, no interrnmpir 10 maYcha de
los eleccionss que dshen ser ahsolu
tamente impsrcia.ss, y exigir el pror
to y efoaz scastigo ds les que hayan
heahos qae sean real y afac
hvamsnt te constituitivos de dslito.
No he de .ternaiaa1, ain liam
su Atancion hAcia los &rticulos 8 ie
10 Lsy para provaa. 10 naces8rio apn.
70 las eleCciones CO Pto. Rice, y s de
ID ley para regular ls inscription de
alectores.
Atcntxmeute.
ACTING
Attorney General.
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Flivola en- laprosperidad, au-
blime On 81 infortunio, intr& &pida so-.
bre 81 cAdalsr fdolo de una ICortes
nutilAf : pnr el pueblo, fac por lar
& > tiempo el amor y iueg0 h ole ga
il enGxnigA psrsonAI de II Revolu 4
ni cornprendey. nj aceptar squallA
RsvOluci6r, no sup0 siuo irritAflsy y
temerlA. Sc refugs6 en- una G rte,
en- yss dc echfrse en- brsxe del pue-
bio. e pueblo acumnl6 sobre ella,
injustAmente, tGdos el odio que sen.
tis contra ell ant,gao regimen; Il
Atribuyo todos los escfnaAlOe y to.
dAn las trAiciones de lea Cortes. To-
dOpodero1A Bobre M naridc, por su
helle11y y por on talento. 10 envolvi6
On % tmpopularidsd !; y por 50 amor,
10 ArrAstr6 hAstA. su p6rdida. Su
politics, vacilante segdn las impre-
stones del momento, ora tfmidA CO.
mo lA derruta, ora temeraria como
al &xitp, no supo nj retroceder nj
Avxrxsr & tempo, y se convirti6 en-
intrigAs CON 10 emigration y con el
extrspjero. Favorita encar tsdoSR y,
paligfoaa de una monsrqufa envs js-
rida, mas que reina de una monsr
eufA nuevs, no tuvo nj ell prestigio
de To- Antigua reAleza: ell respete nj,
el prest'g glo del nuevo reino: 10 po-
pularidad. No supo sino gradar,
extraviAr y nnorir. La veleidad de
su espiritu 10 excusa, lA &C eguedad de
% iuventud y de su belleza la ab
suelven, In grandeza de On valor 10
ennoblece. Sobre ell cAdalso, no es
possible jnzgarls, sino compadecerla.
Pertenece Al nGmero de- esog recuer.
tica del historiAdor, que uno evoca
con pie lad, y que no juzga sino CO.
mo deben ser juzgadas las muieres,
CON lARrimas. La historic, sea cual
fuese 10 opiui6n q que pertenezcs,
verter& lkgrimas eternas sobre squel
c&dAlso. Sola contra todos, inocen
to por sn sexo, sagraaa por % titulo
do mAdre, una mujer, ya inofansiva,
60 inmolAdA en- TERRA extraDierA por
nm pueblo que no sabe perdonar m.
do { 10 tuventud, & ID belieza, xi YER
tigo de 10 AdorAci6n! LlAmada por
ese pueblo & ocupar un trono, ese
pueblo no le dk nj siquiera una tum-
b.. Eu el registro de inhumaciones
ordinAriag de ID Msgdalens, Sc lee:
Para la aynd de la viuda Capeto, Z fran
cos.
he ahf ell foal de una vida de
reinA y de aquellas sumas enormes
aurante nm reinado p 6iigo
por ell espleudor, los placeres, y Las
Renerosidsde de una mujer que hs-
bia poseido Versailles. Saint. Cloud y
TriAn6n. CuAndo ID Providencia |
quiere hAblar 8 los hombres con 10 |
mIda elocuencia de las vicisitua les
rGales, dice CON nm signo mas que
Seneca y Bossuet en- eloeuentes dis.
cufsos, y escribs una cifra vii en- el
regstro de nm sepulturero.
LAMARTINE