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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
Curiosity.

'"I wish could hit ON some scheme" p"
said the merchant. ito make people
stop In front of my store as they pass.
IL only for moment. think 1t would
help business"
1--WE got it," put in his friend. Put
up sign I.ook Out For Paint and
III bet my salary against penny
cruller ninety nine men out OF hun
sred will stop to see il it's dry. BAL
umore News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
what worried Her.

Mrs. O'Brien-Good marnin', Mrs.
McCabe. An phwat makes yez look so
bad?
q Mrs. McCabe-Shure, Dennis was
sint TO the penitentiary fer six months.
Mrs. O'Brien-Well! Shure, don't
wurry. Six months will soon pass.
Mrs. McCabe-Shure. that's what's
wurries me.-Leslie's Weekly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
His latin.

"Why do you put SO many Latin quo
tations into your speeches9" asked the
friend. I'm sure most OF Us don't I'm
derstand them"
That's just the point Misery loves
company. / want to be sure there is
some one besides myself who doesn't
know precisely what am talking
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
Robert Toomba' Advice.

Ia lawyer sent To Robert Toombs
bee and asked what he should charge
Eciient in case to which MIR. Toombs
"a just listened In the courthouse.
Veil" said Toombs, II should charge
&OO0. but you ought to have $1,000.
= you did q great many things that
build not have DONE"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
Hint prnnf.

"a woman visiting In town complains
HAT she has been moved from the
Restroom to back bedroom and
rom there to sleep three in u bed with
he children. She wouldn't see "a hint
it were tied on her mirror with blue
ibbon. -Atcl.son Globe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
A New Easter Hat

should have one OF those beautiful
Hat Pins. the hair . nair ornament,
the neck beautiful brooch and one
OF the late Martha Washington neck
laces with secret locket- A choice seIec-
ton at popular prices. Melliuh's
Jewellery Store. 109 Congress street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01

One trouble with economy Is that II
usually pfacticed by men who do not
|eed TO exercise it.-Saturday Eyeuinc
eost.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo QuinlLe Tab
lets. Ala druggists refund the money
II IL fails TO cure. r. w. Groves sign
ature Is on eaca box. Csc.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-01
Mrs. Florence Nightingale Belknap, Vice
President San Francisco Round Table, and
a Prominent Member of Pentecost Church
of that City, Cured of Fearful Female
Troubles by Lydia f. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Read Her Letter

DEAR Mrs. wish thank you for the benefit
your medicine has speak highly praise
it. After my child born left in a very bad condition
flowed three weeks of the month suffered for months
finally physicians Two them said had tumor
and the third said going into consumption sick
and tired could perform household duties Finally friend
urged me try Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
really had faith it, although had often heard Of its wonderful
but the fact had faith anything
finally decided try after the first bottle felt i'm
mensely better and after taking the sixth bottle entirely
cured, and felt like a consider womans friend and
would be without the house O. what lot of misery
suffering could be avoided all only knew of the wonderful
power of Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound their ills
Mks n BE1xNAr, 1922 Leavenworth St. Francisco CAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Juan, en- ias que se sneuantran dos hi1saa dc
Romero Rosa, aus fsmiliares, rscioan como
como premio q su abnegado sacrincio. 10 ex
preston sincera de nuessFa aolidaridad, ousnos
dsseos y voiuntad, y ei grato sentimiento de 10
fraternidad de todos los sxplotados.
Psnsad que muehos han csfdo, poTque ss-
torban = los iadrones del pueblo, otroa mu-
ehos eaerkn.
Pero las ideas de emancipation, iamAa po-
dram dsstruirlaa los fariseos del nuevo Cftsto,
el obrero Iibre.
M.yaeaaz, % de Mayo de 1.so2.
Les abaio drmAdos son los pr0ssstantss
en- contra de los actos vandAlfees de las TUB.
BAS DE SAN JUAN cometIdos en- los obreros
de los FsdeFAdos Libress ssgdn acuerdo dal
mseting pfblico vsrineado an la noehe del 81
yque se haeen solidarios del presents docu-
mento obrero
Siguen mas de 400 frmss.
LA CohIsI6N
Ssrtsaoo Iglesi1s, Organizer F.-Euoc
MO Sdnchez SacretArio II. l..
Para recibir recursos en San Juan puedeu
envigrse Z1iio Bstancourt, Secretario Q
Teaorero, AZ Craz Street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
-lMi hermanai. .sque quereis

-IMi hermanal. .5que quereis
decir2
-Quiero decir, diio lentamen-
te Ell teniente de Guillermo sue
vuestra hermana os ha tendido un
abominable lazo, y que Ell peligro
de que habla no existe. y que 1deo
vuestra perdida entregandoos d
ese infame sefior de Beaupreau.
-IOhl IDios mfol-e exclam6 Ce-
rezs que sc deshizo en- lagrimas,-
les, pues, posiblel
ST, : respondi6 Colar;- lpero
no puedo deciros aSsolutarnente te
nadai Va en- clio mi vida, la de
Leon y puede ser tambi6n que la
vuestrs.
-lOhl IMatadmel exclani6 Ia
pobre joven-lmatadme 81 querei Is.
pero no hsgais ningdn daf1o Leon J
Collar la cogi6 Ia mano y Sc La
estrech6 con carifio.
No tem4is NADIA Ia dijo.-
Ouando 10 sepais todo J pueda ha
blar, antonces vereis que soy vues.
I'll coche amarillo continusba
CCTE16uuO EOA A10 A0RAAG1 A0Ae0S-
tica, habiendo pasado el puente de
la Concordia, atravesada IL plaza
de este nombre y subido al trote
Ia avenida de los Campos Elfseos.
La noche era obscura, empezaban
4 caer algunas gotas de una lluvia
fina y penetrante, J el solo reneio
&c los dos faroles del eoche alum
brsba ell camino y permitfa q Cere-
IA YER su raptor. A pesar de 50
mirada m6vil y que no sc detenfa
nunca,- indicio de una falsedad
/ profunda, Collar habia conserva1o
\ en- 81 semblante la expression mill
tar que siempre trsnqufliza acerca
Ia moralidad de los hombres, y &c
habia expresado con tono tan res
petuoso y tan franco, que Ia pobre
niffa habfa conclude por Greer Ga
aquella amistad que preteDdfa te-
\ ner CON Leon ROLAND. Ese pensa'
miento habfs conclude por tran.
ouilirarls IN POGO, y ls reserva
/ extrema de Collar, sentado 81 iado
/ en- medic do In noche % IN Gaming
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

-dPor que no me conducts q mi
eass entonces? -pregunto.
-Porque no puedo.
-Pero, sefI0r ......
Leon CORE I'm gran peligro, -
continue Collar: 81 intent&is de
escapar y volver vuestra casa, le
etponeis morir.
--lMorirl 1911 Leon - exclam6
Cereza fuera de ST y no compren-
diendo NADIA de las extrafiss pala-
bras de su rsptor.
ST, sef1orita, dijo Collar.
-SPero cual es ese peligro J
como podemos hacerlo? --iAte-
rrog6 la pobre ioven presa de IN
vertigo.
Else es mi secreto, ,-fespohdi
polsr,-que Jay de mf no es mfoI..
Todo 10 que puedo deciros, es que
81 no me obedeceis ciegamente, no
volvereis yer vuestro future, que
morira antes de mafiana.
-lAhi- murmur6 Oereza que Sc
puso temblar como la hoja del ar
boil agitada por Ell viento, y cuya
Voz expiro medias en- sus labios.
hare todo 10 que querAis, caballero;
pero lgracis. gracis, para 6li....
- En- buen horal-diio Collar, -
que CO mostrais prudente. lP0es
bienl es precise permanecer aquf 4
mi lado sin desconsolaros nj llorar,
y sobre todo no hacerme in1tiles
preguntas porque no podrfa respon-
deros a elias.
-Sefor, r,-murmnro CereER en-
tono de s1plics, una sola palabra,
en- nomhre de Dlos.
-Veamos, - diio Collar.
He recibido, hsce dos hcras una
carta de mi hermane...
-Ya Ia conozco. La llaman ID
Bacark.
Mi hermana nae dice en- ella,
que tambien CORE IN gran peligre
J que si 20 no iba ca 81 auxilio
presentAndcms en- Ia calle de Il
Serpente. =.
-Vuestra hermana ca una mise
rahle,-exelam6 Collar que angi'
B&bitA e6lerR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

-dD6nde me conducts, puesf
-exclam6 Bacara. que comPrendid
que su cochero estaba como Fanilyi
vendido d Guillerrno.
A MOntmar tire, - respondi0 81
hombrec1llo, que bajo prudeute-
mente todos los eristales de ls
berlina, y dijo a B lcara:
mo abr8is NADIA, sonora, que ell
mucho aire os podrfa ser nocivo. ;!
no pidais socorro, porque NADIA es
tan peligroso como Ell encolerizarse
en- vuestra situaci6n.
Y ell falso doctor, con IN r4pfdo
gesto, desbroch0se ell gaban y sac6
de su bolsillo un puf1al con mango
de nScsr, cuya punta apoyo tran
quilsmente en- ell pecho de la joven.
Este iuguete, dijo- es para
los locos furicsos, Y tiene La mara
villosa ventaja de no hacer ruido
en- ell ejercicio de sus funciones.
Bacar& tambien habfa tornado
un pufial; pero faltole Ia presencia
del espfritu para hacer uso de ell en-
ell acto; comprendi6 que 81 resis-
tencia podrfa ccstsrle ls vida y
tuvo bastante prudencia y sangre
frfs para no hacer ninghn movi-
miento que pudiera reyelar en- ella
la possession de aquel arma.
Esta bien, doctor, -dijo CON cal.
ma;-veo que estoy loca y obedece-
re, Is donde me conducts?
va os 70 die, sefiora, Mont.
martre.
IA casa de quiens
A casa del doctor Blanche, -
respondi6 frfamente Ell sscuaz de
sir Guillermo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Arranc6 ell coche y lego q Ia
calle de Blanca, pero alf la repa-
raci6n de IN sumidero obstrufa Ia
calle de Boursaul. y el cochero vol
vi6 Ia izquierds como si hubiese
debido dirjgirse hacia la de Gal
Hard para evttar Ell obtaculo, y
despues entr6 rzp1damente en- la
barrera Blanca.
-lQue haces, pues, tmbecil,-
le CRITIC BacarA bajando vivamente
uno de los eristales del coche -6es.
pues, este Ell camino del Puente
Nuevop
Pero al mismo instAnte una de
las portezuelas sc abrio y el hom-
bre peQuef1o, amarillo y calvo que
hscfa POGO representaba ell papel
de medico, y que oculto ados pasos
de Ia calle de Money, habfa Sc
guido a la carrera al coche, aquel
hombrecillo, decimos, precipit6se
dentro del coche CON Il agilidad
de I'm cato, volvi6 q cerrar la por-
tezuela y Sc encontr6 ssntado cerca
de Bacara, Ia cual did IN grito de
terror.
EN- verdad, gefiors, -diio fria-
mente que I'm m6dico faltarfa &
todos sus deberes, 81 abandonase a
I'm enfermo en- Ell estado en- que os
encontrais. Ten6is una congestion
en- Ell cerebro y os volvereis loca
incurable.
z mientras que ell falso doctor
pronunciaba esas palatras con tono
burl6n, el coche frauqueaoa In ba-
rrera , corria por 81 boulevard ex.
terror.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
CENTRO DOCENTE
De La UNION IDERO AMERICANA
Plaza de Colon 0. San Juan Puerto-R -Rico

Plaza de Colon Q, San Juan Puerto-Rico.
Alumnos externos 8, 4, & SO men
suales seg6n Ia ensenf1anEa; medic -pensio-
nistas s12, pensionistas o25 mensusles, In
cluyendo Ell labado asistencia m6dica.
Profesores Lcdos. Torriente Busts-
mante, Emiliano J. Dfsz, Manuel Paniagua
0rances & ingles) Ramirez etc.
Referencias; los padres de los slumnos
a. Cadilla, Arecibo) =. foreman, Guani.
cay; (J. F. Hernandez. Gurabo); Or. Car
los Jsspard y Francisco Guilisni, Vieques);
"a. Machucs, Oaguss); (M. Salguero, Ma
yagues); "a. Quifonez, Faiardo); etc y en-
Ia Capital, III. Antonf, Francisco Gatell,
Mauricio Guerra, Vluds de Liberal, A. Ma
rrero, J. Mendfn, Salvador Brau, Salvador
Schirs, J. Santansch, Mario Teijeiro, p. Sc
villano ]. Henriquez, Consul General de
Santo Domingo otros.
Pfdanse prospectus al Secretario, Lcdo
Bustamente.
Uaico eolegio cue dA gratis q sus sldm-
nos, nbros. libretas. plumas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
MARINA ESPANOLA

En eI ministsrio de Marina espa fol, Sc
tr&bsis activsmente para In reconatrueei6n de
10 escuadrA esps6nla.
El duqus de vsragua h. presentado 81 Sc
nado nm plan de reformas que ineluye la cons
trucci6n de grsndsa acoraSados que se haran
en- los asffileros espaf1 1ies con arreglo OIL tipo
de los buques francesea.
Uno de los aeorasados se coussruirk an ell
astillero de OadiZ, dos en al de Bilbao uno
en- Ell de Cartsgena, ancargandose Iogistsrra
los dos FestAnass.
rno de los buquss iisvar& oil nonors de
Teon XIII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
Ell regreso de
mOnSen0r Blenk

Por tener que asistir . los solemnes fane-
rAles que en- breve se ceiebrarAn los EE.
UU. en- sufrsgio del alma del arxobispo cst6!fco
Mr. Corrfgan, han apleEado por siguros 6iss,
su viajs Puerto Rico. al Arzobispo mons 'r
La Cha pelIs y oil Obispo de Puerto Rico, mon
sen1r B'enk.
Los dos Prslados dsbfan embarcAr para ss-
In iala Ell diA 26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
vive entire aplausos
y bendiciones
primer pducto pueriqueno
bendoe La America ana popular enzado
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
SURRENDER STILL GOING ON
Beers Lay Down Their Arms with
Greatest Good VIII, While Brit
ish Extend Kindness.

LONDON June 16-Dispatches received
here from South Africa show that the sur
renders OF Beers are proceeding with the
greatest good will. Sixteen thousand Ave
hundred have already surrendered and the
British are extending every possible kind
ness to the men who come in.
The appearance OF General Dewet at the
camp at Winburg was the signal for a
great display of enthusiasm. When he ar
rived at camp General Dewet was at once
surrounded by thousands OF Boer men,
women and children, who struggled and
clamored to shake the hand OF their hero.
General Dewet mounted a table and deliy-
cred an address, He warmly applauded
the staunch support that the women had
given the burghers during the war. which,
he said had greatly encouraged the men
in the field Continuing, he recommended
his hearers 10 be loyal to the new gov,
ernor, and said:
Perhaps 1t is hard for you to hear this
from my mouth, but God has decided thus
l fought until there was no more hope OF
upholding our cause. and however bitter
down our arms. AS a Christian people God
now demands that we be faithful TO our
new government. Let US submit to His
decision.
Neither General Dewet nor Mr.. Steyn,
former president OF the old Orange Free
State, was ever wounded during the war.
General Dewet has not seen his wife for
two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
TALKS ON THE PHILIPPINES
Acting Civil Governor Wright Does
Not Think Fight Being waged
IL Very Fierce.

MANILA, June 15.-Speaking at the West
Point centennial dinner which was held
here last week. Acting Civil Governor
Wright said he did not think "the fight
now being waged in congress on the Phil
ippine government bill is as fierce and as
irreconcilable as It appears to be, that the
sober second thoughts of the American peo-
pie were always right and that they would
in time do justice to the Americans in the
Philippine islands,"
Speaking at the same dinner Colonel
Charles A. Woodruff, head of the subsist-
ence department at Manila, said:
THE graduates OF West Point NAV he
charity boys but in the Mexican war these
boys saved the American nation in money
alone more than the military school has
cost since its foundation. The boys led
10000 men to Victory In the greatest
of modern wars, The charity boys have
all repaid their board and keep a thousand
fold, they can glory in the fact that wher-
ever $4,000 American troops have faced
an enemy the commander OF these men was
West Point graduate.
The established reputation Of the bows
from West Point has become a synonym
for honor, Integrity and the highest credit
in the country They have saved the coun-
try millions of dollars and thousands OF
lives, and the charity boys will no doubt
uphold in the present the supremacy of
the United States"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
MAY BUILD A NEW LINE
Rock Island Secures Right 10 Con-
struct Road West from
Enid.

GUTHRIE, Okla, June 15.-The Rock
Island has secured from the government
the right to construct a line west from
Enid. Okla, through the military reserva-
tion Of Fort Supply in western Oklahoma
This extension will connect in Beaver
county 200 miles distant with the Liberal
line Of the Rock Island to Ell Paso, Tex.
One hundred men began yesterday laying
steel on the Rock Island extension south
west from Lawton into Texas through the
great Indian pasture reserve.
Because the lessees Of Indian lands In
the Creek nation have demanded pay for
their growing crops on the lands con-
demned for the Missouri Kansas & Texas
extension to Wybark, /. T., the contractors
have been forced to abandon their work
until settlement is made by the farmers
and the railroad company. The govern
ment granted the right Of way, but the
farmers assert a prior right, as their
leases are approved by the interior depart
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAL
Body OF Young Hamlet Jarvis Now at
Rest in Baltimore, Mary
land.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-The remains OF
Hamlet Jarvis, jr., formerly a member Of
the Thirty-fifth Volunteer infantry in the
Philippines, who was murdered two years
ago by insurgents, were buried here today
In October, 1900, Jarvis was one OF several
American soldiers who left Baltimore as
an escort to Jose Buencamino, presidente of
San Miguel de Maumo. The whole party
was captured, taken into a swamp and as
sassinated with daggers. Subsequently two
of the insurgent murderers, Timoto Dhalan
and Manuel Gonzales. we're executed for
the crime, but they refused to tell where
the bodies were hidden. DR.. Hamlet Jar
Wis, the father of young Jarvis. who resides
near this city, undertook a search for the
body Of his son, employing scouts and
spending a great deal OF money to that
end. few months ago he succeeded in find
ing his sons skeleton in a swamp and 1t
was brought here.
The remains were buried by Company A,
Fifth Maryland regiment. Of which young
Jarvis was member during the war
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
MAY HAVE BEEN BOLoED
Report Current in Manila that Five
CavaIrymen Were Killed
by Insurgents.

MANILA, June 15.-Friendly natives in
Manila say report is current among their
countrymen that the five soldiers of the
Firth cavalry who were captured by tho
insurgents May 80 have been boIoed 20
death near Teresa, in Morong province.
Luzon. This report has not been confirmed
by the American authorities Of that dis
trict.
twenty-five members of a band of in
surgents who were captured while fighting
with General Luckban in Samar took the
oath OF allegiance to the United States
and were subsequently released. Four
members Of the band were killed in the
engagement which resulted in the CAPTURE
OF their companions. The twenty-five who
have sworn allegiance have seen General
Chaffee and have promised to give him all
the assistance in their power in the work
OF maintaining the present peace conditions
in Samar.
commission has been sent to samar
to appoint Senior Llorentz governor of the
Island and to establish civil government
there.
1t is expected that a general amnesty
viii be declared July 1; this amnesty will
result in the release OF the Filipino pris-
oners now on the island OF Guam.
The prospects in the island Of Leyts for
speedy termination Of the armed resist
ance there are bright Since the Ports
OF the island were closed, surrenders Of
insurgents to the native constabuIary have
occurred daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
THOUSANDS AT COMMUNION
Annual Services of the Mother Church
of Christian Science De-
nomination.

BOSTON, June 15.-The annual eommun-
ion services Of the mother church OF the
Christian Science denomination in Mechan-
les hall today we're attended by about 49,
900 people, 1000 at the morning service and
1000 during the afternoon. The principal
feature Of the service was a message from
the pastor emeritus, Rev. Mary Baker
Eddy.
Another important feature was a tele-
gram expressing gratitude and apprecia-
tion TO Mrs. Eddy. which was put In the
form Of motion and formally adopted by
the audience in their places. This address
was addressed to her at Concord. N. H.,
and says:
For more than thirty years your voice
and pen have proclaimed that God, who
hath done all things well, has ordained
for no man no law but the law OF life and
holiness. During these years your constant
plea has been the voice of righteousness
higher ana more genuine morality; for
the obligation OF sin, for the daily life in
imitation Of Christ, for better citizenship,
the tranquility Of nations and the reign Of
Christ on earth.
Your ministry has been TO preach Christ's
theology which promises to destroy ali
the works Of the devil, including sickness
and sin. Because your consistent, daily LIE
has oeen for US an example OF lofty pur-
pose, OF unfailing love and OF humble, chas-
tened obedience to God, We desire 10 thus
make known our profound appreciation
and TO manifest 10 you our reasonable
gratitude and thanksgiving.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-16
Believed, However, that the Attack is Not
of a Serious Nature,
REPORTS CAUSE SOME APPREHENSION
Prevented by Illness from Attending Church
Parade at Aldershot.
ROYAL PARTY REMAINS At HOME
King being Kept Quiet Under Or
ders of Sir Francis Laking,
His MaJcsty's ply
stefan.

LONDON, June hiking Edward today
is suffering from chill which has pre-
vented him from attending today's church
parade Of the Aldershot garrison.
The chill came as n result OF the kings
prolonged stay outdoors last night upon
the occasion of the torchlIght tattoo at Aid
ershot. The chill is a slight one. accom-
panied by symptoms of lumbago. The
weather last night was extremely cold and
It rained at intervals before their majestles
left the brigade recreation ground King
Edward returned to his apartments chilled
from the unwonted exposure.
These reports OF his majesty's Illness
have naturally caused apprehension, but
there is apparently no reason to anticipate
serious results.
An authentic statement from Aldershot Is
to the effect that King Edward is slightly
indisposed, but that his indlsposltion is not
Of serious nature.
Sir Francis Laking. physician In ordinary
to his majesty, was summoned to Aldershot
early this morning, He prescribed for the
king and recommended that today be spent
in Serfect quiet.
Queen Alexandra and the other mem
bers Of the royal party attended the service
at the church, but remained in the royal
apartments for the rest Of the day
1t has been learned that the king arose
this afternoon. This is considered a good
reason for hoping that his indispositlon is
only temporary.
Causes Extreme Anxiety.
LONDON, June licking Ewards indis-
position was announced too late to become
generally known in London yesterday but
considering the near approach Of the COR
onation, 1t is bound to cause extreme anx-
iety.
The Court Circular last night publishes
the following official announcement:
King Edward was unable to leave his
room today. owing to an attack of lumbago
caused by a chill"
Sir Francis Laking was in attendance
upon his majesty Sunday night and found
the king to be much better.
The latest expectation is that King Ed
ward will be able to attend the review
today.
1t is understood that his majesty is run
down to some extent as a result of his
constant attention during the last few
weeks to numerous state duties and obliga-
tions, and in spite of the hope expressed
at Aldershot last night that he would be
able to attend the review of roops to be
held there today. it is more than likely that
Sir Francis Laking will forbid his majesty
to run any further risk especially as the
weather continues to be cold and rainy.
Sir Francis will probably enjoin the king
to rest for another day.