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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
HENRY wATTERsoMe MEws.
The Peace May Be the Calm that Pre-
cedes the Storm.

he Peace May Be the Calm that Pre-
cedes the Storm.
Louisville, KY, November 2-Henry Wat
terson, in the Courfer-Journal. says OF the
coming election: "1he absence Of partisan
excitement and the incertiude Of the gen
eral outlook which characterize the pollt-
teal campaign Just closing are not wholly
unmixed evils. The country has had a
surfeit Of mountebank politics; OF Rrotee.
tionism posing as a prophet OF prosperity,
whilst secretly reedlng the trusts; OF quack
nostrums for curing all our social ana
fiscal ailments, masquerading as deme.
crat.
mo human foresight can predict the re
suit Of next Tuesdays vote in what are
considered the pivotal states We hardly
look for Tom Johnson to do more than re-
duce the republican majority In Ohio; and
II Bird coer carries the State Of New
York II will be little short OF a miracle.
We take no stock in prediction boasting.
In American politics, however, as the
adage has II Of French politics. It is the
expected--scmetine they say the impos-
sible that happens. The democrats Will
come close upon carrying the hoasse-the
chances. on the whole. seeming tribe In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
DENIAL FROM HENDERSON
HE is NOT OPPOSED TO THE ELEc-
TON OF JUDGE 8lRDsALL.
An Earnest Appeal Is Made TO Iowa Re-
publoans to Supper. the Candidate
in Il c Third.

Chicago, November TT think It would
be the worst political calamity that could
befaIl Iowa should my successor, Judge
Birdsali, in the Third Iowa district be
defeated in next Tuesdays election
This statement was made by David B.
Henderson, speaker Of the house Of repre-
sentatiyes. who arrived in Chicago today
from the East and learned that state
ments had been published asserting that he
was opposed to the election Of Judge Bird
sail. Continuing. Speaker Henderson said:
"There is absolutely no foundation for
such story Did not the delegates who
nominated me last summer nominate my
successor when / resignedi These dele
gates were all my friends and are friends
Of Judge BirdsRIl When Judge Birdsall
was nominated in my place I appealed to
all my friends to do everything in their
mower 10 elect him They took me at my
word and have worked just as hard for
Judge Birdsali as they would have worked
for me had ! remained in the race. In
order 10 let the voters OF Iowa know the
truth In the matter, have sent telegram
70 newspaper in Dubuque. which truth
fully states my position In the matter"
sneaker Henderson's telegram follows:
gust learned that claims are made by
democratic journal that am opposed 10
the election Of Judge Birdsail This is
false. absolutely false, aud is not only I'M
inst TO Judge Birdsall, but still more SO
| 70 me and 20 my home and TO my friends.
Iudee Birdsalrs county has ever been
trne 70 me In conventions and nt the
polls. appeal TO my friends In every
| countv 10 do all In their power for his
election and TO vote for him, which ! am
coming home especially TO do. 1t is for the
interest OF the district, the State and the
nation that he be elected
David B. Henderson"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
Victim Of Trolley Accident.

Savannah. Ca, November Mrs. Anna
Wilson. aged 50. died today after being
struck by trolley car yesterday. Mrs.
Wilson was deaf and walked in front OF
tie car She was born In the island OF
Martinique In 1870. Her parents were large
slave owners. Her mother. Mrs Peters.
was the cousin Of the Empress JosepAin I.
first wife OF Napoleon. They were eIu-
Gated together In the convent at st. Pierre.
Miss Peters removed 70 Charleston, S. c.,
with her parents az an early age. and there
married Edward g. Wilson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
RICH GOLD DISCOVERY.
A Big Stampede Has Occurred in South
err Idaho.

A Big Stampede Has Occurred in South
ern Idaho.
Boise. Idaho. November PA rich DIS
covery Of gold in the Black Hornet district
has caused a stampede comparable to the
mining rushes OF the earlier days. Knowl-
edge OF the find got out last evening and
men started out at once TO secure claims
They kept going all night and today sew
eral hundred men rushed TO the scene Of
the discovery The discovery Is hitherto
unknown vein. The lead was blind and
was opened in doing some work on another
vein. The vein has been opened today at
several other points. At one point, 600 feet
from the original discovery. very rich orc
was met with.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
THE DEMOCRATS SHOULD WIN
In Tuesdays Election Because 1t Is to the
Interest of the Party and the Country.

coed on ths theory that inasmucn as a re-
publican senate Will prevent the enactment
Of democratic legislation II would be use.
less for the democrats to attempt TO legis-
late. such political logicians overlook the
value OF a minority party in obstructins
the enactment OF unwIse legislation. II
the democratic party can not Issue tins
enactment OF desired legislation, It can at
last prevent the enactment OF undesired
legislation.
Many OF those who think we had better
lose the election hazard the prediction that
there is serious financial trouble ahead or
us which can not, In all probability, DC
kept back longer than six or eight months.
1t Is Argued by those who think It wise
for the democrats to lose the election that
this financial trouble would be charged to
the democratic party IN the event 4 us
success. This was done after the panic
OF 1sps, which had Seen threatened during
the last half OF Harrisons administration.
such arguments may be good sophistry,
but that is all.
"Thc democratic party has been defeated
1--we times IN succession Another defeat
would be thoroughly discouraging and dis
heartening. It's effects would be felt in the
campaign Of 1901. Therefore It bchoaycs
the democrats throughout the country 10
remember this and with an eye to l00L do
their best to win this election. A victory
now means greater victory two years
hence"
here who has ever voted the demoera C
ticket that Will not vote 1t Tuesday. ne
believes that MIR. Coler viii be elected.
MIR. ". E. curtis, who was assistant
secretary OF the treasury under Cleye-
land Is also doing good work for the demo-
Gratis. AIR curtis is a great club man IN
New York. and says that two.tnirds OF ait
the club men here are for the democratic
ticket. This is the first election since 1sY2
that Mr.. Curtis has acted with the regular
democratic organization.
l met Mr.. John q. Mcdonald, the great
contractor, who is now building the SUD
way under New York, at the Manhattan
club last night. He has thousands OF men
working for him, and he says that they are
nearly unanimous for the democratic tick
ct. He thinks Greater New York win give
Coler 10000.
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Result in New York in Doubt but
Favorable to COler.
POLLS OF THE VARIOUS PAPERS ARE
EVIDENCE OF 1T.
The Weather May Have Something to Do With II
Unless IT Is the Same in All Portions
of the State.
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Weather indications for Tuesday beginning stir politicians
Cer wheress
ghout the STATE
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Carlisle In Line.

New York, November l.-Former secre
tary Carlisle was to preside over a demo
cratic congressional mass meeting In his
congressional district. the Thirteenth, sat
urcay night, but was prevented, as he was
confined TO his residence wih a bad cola,
He wrote a letter OF regret ana piedgins
MS support or the democratic ticket. Mr
Carlisle says that he does not know OF any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
Probabilities.

Washington, November EAST Texas
Fair Monday, with cooler in west portion.
Tuesday, fair; warmer in north portion;
brisk northwest winds.
West Texas. oklshomn and Indian Terri
tory--Fair and warmer Monday and Tues
day.
Lousiana-Rain and cooler Monday.
Tuesday, fair; fresh to brisk northeast
winds, becoming northwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
pookerx up for Presideney.

ST. Louis. No. November Lin confer
ence yesterday between Governor DockeTy
ana Ex-Governor Stone It was agreed that
II Governor Dockery would Withdraw as
candidate for election as United states
senator stone would throw all his strength
toward Dockery as candidate FOR the
presidential nomination. Governor Doekery
thinks his good standing with the sound
money democrats ana the lack OF available
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
sEoREcY IN GOVERNMENT.

Carl Sohurz Says that Never in the His
tory Of Republic Was There So Much.
New York. November Ain an interview
with the aged Car schurz, Mr.. schur1
SAYS;
I'm every constitutional government Q
strong opposition. able 70 command respect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
N0yazIZf3siiI IaIl
ks:4s:
WEATHER INFORMATION.


Galveston. Texas, November 2.-Foilov-
ing received today:
New Orleans, La, November 2.-observer'
Galveston: Frost Monday morning In OK
lotoma, Indian Territory and the extreme
northern portion Of Texas. Cline.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
lspecIal % rhe post.l

Chicago, November TILE chances are
very bright for the democrats having a
majority in the next house." said Ben Il.
Gable today, In sounding warning 10
democrats not to let control Of the house
30 by default on the theory that it is bet
ter to leave the republicans entirely in the
saddle for two years more and 50 make
them responsible for what may happen be.
tween now and 1904. Mr.. Cable is chair.
man OF the democratic National congress.
sional executive committee. He continued.
My opinion is not based on complete
poll OF the districts which have been re-
garded by both parties as fair lighting
ground. The committee has no money TO
make such poll, but our Information
comes from an enormous amount OF CORE.
spondenee from those doubtful districts
ana warrants the belief that the democrat
&c nominees will be elected 10 a majority
OF the congressional districts This CORE
spondence which expresses the exact situa'
ton In the minds OF the writer's, Indicates
the existence OF a revolution OF feeling
against the party in power. rhe danger
which the democratic party has TO fear IN
the election Tuesday IS the absurd theory
sent abroad by certain opportunists that
IL would be Just as well for the democratic
10 lose the congress. They argue that the
democrats have nothing to gain and much
TO lose by winning the house They pro
as@eassosossssse
their favor. II victory IT all, II will be
questionable victory. We do not want
TO divide any governmental responsibility
with the republicans. We can better al
| ford to wait.
''The sure thing and the good thing about
| the situation appears In certain conserya
| tive tendency which everywhere manifests
| itself. Go slow is the prevailing popular
| ADMIRATION. Inside the law is another.
1--WE are. as it were, coasting along
shore writers; ths weather is clear, the
waves are at rest. The peace may be IL
lusory. 1t may be but the calm that pre-
cedes the storm, Who shall say? That
We are smiling under dizzy heights and
around dangerous headlands must be plair
TO old nayigutors. There can be no
safety TO an economic system resting st
largely upon ono man as our present sys
tenn rests on Plerpont Morgan. wheT
kings and emperors condescend 20 pay
kind of court to republican commone
when Wall street, giving the law to tn
stock markets Of Christendom, hangs upol
the life OF "A monarch greater than nm!
who wears crown--lt begins to look lik
the veritabIe Napoleon OF finance ha'
come; and Napoleonlsm is perilous. 1t wa
ucve intended by the Deity that mar
born Of women should rule the uniyerst
God struck the great Bonaparte down q
an object lesson. II Morgan goes too fur
grows too strongi the world may live t
witness another Waterloo"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-03
General Observations.

Observations taken by United State
weather bureau at p. m. Seyenty-ftt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
Cures Eczema. Itching H4rors

Especially for old, chronic, cases
take Botanic Blood Balm. It gives a
healthE blood supply I the affected
parts, heals all the sores, cruptions
scabs, scales; stops the awful itching
and burning of eczema, swellings, sup
puratjng, watery sores, etc. Druggists
81. sample sent free and prepaid by
writing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta. ca.
Describe trouble a1d free medical al
vice sent in seled letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
zinc Rendition g "CarniE.e. :"


's amiIc9 was the bill presented by
tie Sp0oHor Dramatic company Thurs
Ga1 ui,hf ss Bali ua1lz thoatef. While
the character OF Camille is one ot the
Aa1'}cs1 i successfully 9a2sTaE q cry
eyer attempted. and only few OF The
worlds famous actresses have ever
successfully Gllea tie paft. Miss Mic
SpaoHer. tho versatile young laaliag
ho@aa Il the Spoenel Dfam9te com
naaH- toes remarkably Weti when L
IS cor Hteze1 tb8t there IS re aeo4efy
% adequately .5age the p,aE. III the
moro emotional parts Of tfis Old. bHt
eveI popular drama. Mis- Sp0oner on
alts the Gh&Ea cor Of Camille with
ereat felng, ani at once draws tine
audience iaja sympathy With her. II
Camille tie character of Armand
DuHai, enacted by NJ Frank Dudley,
: only second % that OF CamilIo
Great emotion is also shown hy Ar-
mand and Nj Dudley. in this difficult
role. is mosl acceptable. Tie special
lies of Marscillos Spooner. the boy
sinses, VINO possesses a voice ef rare
range and sweetness, were also en-
5oXed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
Daily Graphic.

Any city subscriber falling to re,
ceve the Graphic on any day should
reeort the failure to this Office at
cree. The present carriers are new,
and have not had time to become
thoroughly acquainted with the places
Of residence Of Subscribers, ard it is
a favc,r to tie Graphic and the car
riers to have those failures reported
daily. SO that they may be rennedied
as soon as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

-Watermelons on lee at skidmorc's.
Mr.. Il. sdllweH Of Hamburg. is n
-Nr. 6. NJ. Thomas. Of Ltoeh>=Roef.
i il tHc city.
AIR. ]. II Stanley. Of Ganden. Is
ag5ziGer#in the city.
-NIr. II. Y. Ecelos and " -.
SVauey. of l'ettiare&4 are in =the city
-Watermclons on let al Skid
more's. 1022 West Second.
Mr.. VT. Johnson of F.iatIe RoeIs=
is registered Al the 4al1lloe6.
Nj. w. \. steele. Of O#onsb9fo,
ny. spent the day i'll the city.
AIR. L. w Gates and son. OF Gre.
set Ark, are guests Of the Tfuloc6.
Nj. Joe c. Moycr returned Thur
day from trip ap The Valley route.
Capt J. c. Cross vas an arrival
in he city Thursday from Little Rock.
Mr. ard Mrs Floyd \. Jarvis haEa
returned jotheiH=hama At Noble Lake.
Mr.. and Mis-. !. 7. CcanshaN an2
soa. OF permoGt are visitors NTH cit
=Mias izdaa fIantsman left tbs
nerHin9 Tor Doae1as to visit seTc.ai
a3Es=
=4Hs. c. Y. Daniel Ieftyais Hael=
ia4 to visit friends and relatives q.
Mmtjeclio.
-Nesars. Ghas. i. ana Will i.
Wiley, e Arkansas Post are visitor
il lie city
NJ. Max Eisoakramet went doVn
the Valley route thts morning on
business tim.
-Lost-A gold pair Of eye glasses.
Reward viii Ha.oaid for their return
= John S. Bel.
Mr.. aad 3Hs@nan ". Wherry
passed through lf ei}y today cn route
70 Oklahoma City, Okla.
For something 1acious and deiie-
ioas. order a Watermelon Oh ice from
skidmore. f092 West Second.
-Ah. J. y NcFadden manager oI
1he Bluff City commissalY at Ander
son. WAS in he city Thursday
Nh \. ". Selus5s, manager =
c. G TaNloG,s local cotton oXchaae2,
went 20 Winchester This morning.
See John Be1lmon about gravel
reefs, lie is prepared to eiYe all oraees
prompt attention. Yoae patronage
solicited
Mir august Tha}Eeimar Will b.
s:sgn lie rank Of knight in mper.ss!
lodge. No. 81, Knights Of Pythias. TO-
night
Mrs. Clarence Parker of Spokane.
Wash. a folmer resident Of Pine Bluff.
Is in the city the guest OF Nh. and
Mrs N Brewster.
Mr. Ryan, representative Of the
Chicago Record-Eierald, is in the city.
}ir. Ryan Will make special write-up
Of Pine Bluff for the Recor1iIerald.
Lost. a small fraternity pin. With
fraternity characters on face. studied
With eight saYncjs, twelve opals and
snail diamond. With letters d. H. W.
on back. Liberal reward for return
TO Graphic.
The ADAMS Printing company has
just received shnment of 1oo.0oo
NN and XXX No. Tag envelopes,
which are . little off color. sad WI
be sold as cheap as an inferior quail
ity. You will do Well to take advans
aso ei ,his offer.
-senyard & Co, lesses OF the Elks
opera house. are soing after busines.;
in . way which can only mean success.
IN the last issue OF the New York Dra,
cover pages is occupied With an adyer
tiSemcnt OF The local company &ud
he'&toAe= of 5Ee oHaGa# #hoHse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
To accommodate those who are par

To accommodate those who are par,
lial to the use Of atomizers in applyinG
liquids into the nasal passage for ca
tarlhal troubles, the proprietors pre-
pare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price
including the tube is Is cents. Drug
gists or by mail. The liquid embodies
the medicinal properties of the solid
preparation Cream Balm is quickly
absorbed by the membrane and does
not dry up the secretions, but changes
them to natural and healthy char
acter Ely Brothers, 56 Warren ST.,
n. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
CITY COURT.

TIC r5Hls department IS 60 "
after those vino have been defeliet= IL
eu;tfn. &.lfr premises III { saai-2ry
eouaifinn IN most strc0"o9s man
nor. On Thursday and 'ai.F II az
ahoHt til. fi4o warrants hqve ben
issued for the arrest Of sho@c Nh
have neglected the question OF ina.,s=
tanning proper sanitary conditions.
The offenders al live outside the sew
or district and in most Instances are
negroes. tboU2h several warrants ale
for witt people.
T.ls morning in police court there
wore five Of these derclcts and by /
o'clock thot number VIII bo augmented
by Il score of others All were fined
s. each. The stringent action CT IN
police department is to be commended
as i seems such measures are neeass
sarg 10 make ihe class of people Tor
whom warrants have been issued real
iza that tie I4#s rotating td eaEitatiog
must be enforced.
Joln Brown. eolorel, carrying z
Iazor as weapon. $5A.
VIII Churchill sam Wilson. Robot
3us.3.e 4ad Wright Williams. al e25=
69el. maintaining nnfsances on nreat
szs. s. pacn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
TRADING STAMPS.

The American Excelsior Laundry
company gives blue trading stamps
only upon laundry that is paid for
when laundry is delivered. 0. K. bits
or Laundry bills collected at store is
net considered cash, and no stamps
Will be given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
City Man Wouldn't Use Err.

Ii pine Bluff the W G. z l. ls
pacih@ lie Water tanks on the thot-
od9hfa4es fof the <.a Of eoaraymen.
Probably ,ney have. reasons 10 believe
tipat lie City man would rot take 81
Y;lzta&e= f it were Il Dedicated 10 bin.
Hot brings Sentinel Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

If he deceives with his goods 4l}G
public viii resent it. and viii ru1r
away from his Invitations to buy. no
matter how skillfully or attractiyelE
these invitations may be presented
Glen Studebaker Carriages, Sog'li
Bend, Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
Don't think because yonr first aG-

DOH UHTHE UEG3rT7' T0TT TFTsr aC-
Eeftise ment meets with no success
that You should drop it. Keep Foar-
self continually before the public and
soon the public will be2in to patronize
YOU provided YOU give them What yod
adyertise.-Gco. H. Elm. r. H. Whit
Co. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

This bank has made free Use 2f
printers ink, by advertising il the TO-
cal press. in magazines, periodicals, IL
lust4ated editions OF newspapers. ana
always with profit. direct and indirect.
Henry Refs, cashier, Ola Natioaa!
bank, Evansville, Ind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

IN their journey through life some 60
down dry, dusty highways, while 9th
ers travel through cool shady lanes
Bedcehed with flowers, while from the
foliage of the trees upon either side
come the songs Of gay plummased
birds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
City Being Lighted Again.

The CiIi1en9 ii@hr ana Tlausi H
pal' N-- enabled / 4j4na ID fu1M 8,
o.. .1E l.hj 'g aoHen Sons lis ds.a
tirl2 p 0vc..al T1ya,.. .s5, MA
4l.taA orde2oi tqraoIa. i.a.
paH Ge4ttoye ] 3t incaaaGtateI oE 4,
i94eal aeaNz eleefE5eat sto@n 7.V
AID rs soon Is i e99ltj " install"
tae POWER Was t4Hed on aal ..
st1ee;- were asain Illuminated. az, a
le,,s 2,g5 OIL Of q 8F'yaJ5s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

i is better to attemnt suicide in
shallow water. so that if you change
yCui mind you can wade OUT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

Success and prosperity are imRos=
@ib1e without rpblicitF-fIenEH Res
cashier Old .<zss.9nal 7saz3l, E4z4-=. 81
sd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

Advertising. even moderately well
i ole Of the shortest roads
to s3leees.-.lrten Warl. "Sapoiia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

selvant ean tmran more infol,
nation in an Eou ahor} q family :
history than a 2e:9s a!eeieal nee ear
tel IL q year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
CAB r RADIO
Our New Sc Cigar

To obtain the maximum quality
for the minimum price is 30 doubt
question; the solution of which
interests the discriminating cigar
smokeras much as any other item
4 his expenditure. In calling
yasr attention 20 oug aCabradoa"
CiGsr We havo endeaveed to salve
1E:s problem for You
Tho Cabcs4os are made oG tho
bso}en !eavcs If HAVANA tobacco
Of the s&n.e quality a. the .ac3e
perfect leaves. aEt Which ean be
boUehJ Tor con~idofab]y less
money The manufacturers are
compelled 10 bay these from
tie CH32n planters, ana cannot
use them IN the manufacture
OF high price cigars. Consequent
" they utilize this material for
cigar which costs the smoker
> cents each, and enables him to
obtain an enjoyable SMOKE. which
will at times take the place of
an expensive cigar. For sale by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

Tht=vzfy best advertisement IS t,sa
method IN which business Is conduct
ed: and it should never be forgotten
that courtesy is a steat element Of
eaccess.-,J Henry Townsend. KnicE-
efbocker Trust CO. \. y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11
STRAUSS I :: Mill. |. .9
T;UI-. II. /, T. T ]. III
GRAPE JUICE
Everybody 5 F@vorite Drink

To thoreushly Introduce Our Pa
Concord Grape Juice, we will maia
for the nezt=tWo weeks only, The fai-
lowing reduced prices:
4=Pints, were 15c straight. nov. 1214c.
Pials. were 25e s1raight now 2oe.
Q8a&s, We're t5c straight. now foe.
Crap Juice makes a most delicious
sheIbft too.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-11

Liberal a5fEertisia- indicates active
management.-ILa Rois, cashier
Old National bank, Evansville, Ind.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-08

Y Norma Sc ha quadado III fin
sol& en- In sala, iluminAda por pua
palmAtoria colocAda sobre el piano
r-IDios mfo, que perfume tan
fuerte tienen esss flores, y como me
duele l& cabezA!
iQae dfa tan horrib para aquo'
llA nirls! iQae suplicio tan immense
el suyt! E DIOR de aqnellas q ores
es insoportable y Norma Sc eucuen'
trR pletamente mareada. Deia~
Sc caer sobre una butAca, coo Ia
frente hscia atrAs, y suiet&ndosa Ia
frente con las mEnos. iQu6 isquecs
tan grAnde le oeasionA ell perfume
dc aquellas hores!
Norma est& q punto de parder
el sentido, y ca precise que sbra IL
ventAna, iMalditas rosss.
AL fin hscs nm esfua.zo her6ico
y se levants; pero de- pronto desf&'
llece, y csy6ndose primero de rodi,
las y arrsstra ndose despu6s por Ell
pavimeuto, ti@adese despues en- ei
suelo, junto Ia c&mars del lecho
nupcial, muertA de amor y euvena
NADIA por Las flores.
Francisco Coppes