The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-30

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= Ysuud % Spaniard who has lived in
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3 - Ae married ! wealthy lady. now
49, Don Juan u one OF the proud
- u CAstilians. and though I am by
- riGaas pooe. / was not wealthy
eGbueh. u 81 noble birth. to satisfy
III amhstions for his dauxhter. Lola
0arsa, who has then seventeen years
- aga, and 10 now eighteen, inherited
Aore Of her mothers American nature
than her fathers Spanish one. She
caned A0thln9 Tor royalty and old
0ra0 0ourts. and being wealthy in
her own right. was Independent. grew
g love her, and she returned my love,
11t Dan Juan forbade al oommunica-
tiop hetwsen NJ. Still. We met clandss-
timely - often - possible.
Z Inc Ak~ SAA
80. began to receive strange men at
~ Mousse and Il was evident that
some KIND Of conspiracy was on foot.
SAL, 40 guarded his secret closely. and
We learned only the name OF one OF
tneee-Ferdtnand Gomez. There was
sA0ocner, whose name We could not at
n1lSt fealA, who always wore . gor-
4oo0s UNIFORM, concealed. when on the
<rec Under . long Spanish cloak.
IN tne evening OF the fourth Of this
month, these men and several Others
we're At Garza's house. and Lola was
called 70 meet them. Don Juan put her
nand IN that OF the uniformed strang-
er and said:
Phfilp OF Aragon. this is my
daughter, Lola made my bargain,
eu VINO snall say you Will not De the
saaner ny
Inerc was great deal more said.
ana the poor girl. though much fright
eneo, gathered enough from the con-
stant talk to know that these men
We're engaged in desperate
plot 70 seat Philip of Aragon
on the throne OF some coun-
try now republic and that her
Iatner nad furnished the arms and am
aun1t1on and ready money for the en-
terprlse. stipulating, in turn, that his
daughter, Lola, should be made queen
Wnen. after long time, during which
sne trempled with fear she was al
ioWed 10 leave the room. Ferdinand
Gomez. VINO was near the door. bent
over ana whispered IN her ear: Heed
MIN not-the madman. Whether he be
KING OF moi, you shall never be his
oraoe. nave loved you long, and love
you now. TOO well to give you up to
.hlm Ratner than have him marry you
I Woulo Kill MIN. And rather than
give you 10 another, would Kill you.
nememper. peace or war. success or
1a1iure, you are mine
As you may suppose. General, the
poor girl was doubly frightened at this,
and made haste to tell me all on the
following day. Before l could act. how.
ever, on the morning Of the 9Th. Don
Juan Cara, his daughter, Gomez
and Philip Of Aragon were missing. !
was much alarmed and with NV tried
and true friend here, Jack Tempest
visited the Venezuelan consul among
others In New York. At the consul's
ONCE we learned that the steamship
Agostura had sailed from New York
that morning with the conspirators
and a cargo of arms for Bolivar. There
fore, 1t is certain that Venezuela is the
country to be turned into a monarchy
with Philip Of Aragon on the throne