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New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
DYNAMITE WRECKS HOUSE
BONE THROB-N INTO HALL
Police Th;ut Barbcr's Enemy Tried
f0 Eet ETGn.

Ps.ssaic. y :. Aug. fspeciaD.-The entire
front OF tne brick building owned 10y Frank
vIaghes. at No 473 Maiu-st.. and occupied by
T-rark Costcl as q barber shop, was blown 10
pieoes ea-ly this morning hy n bomb when
zggs thrown. Ire police think. by ar enemy OF
'.he barber. The occupants Of the rooms back
ns the barber shop and meat store and the ten
ants N the fats above were thrown from 'helI
beds The explosion heard IN "a parts OF
the city and some parts of Paterson II rs
I,kel, that tomorrow the police viii make an
arrest. for chief Hendry said late this atteF
noon that he had strong evidence already ana
v,oald leave no stone urturned TO bring the
guilty ones L. sustice.
The bomb VAS thrown into small hai'"ay
leading 70 tEe barber shop, and the person VINO
,hresv Il could easily get away without neins
seen, rs the shop is the outskirts oI 'he
-htcizlv settled parts Of the city. and the resi-
dents IN that vicinity sre all IL the hapN OF
going to bed early.
John Bracken. MS wife and three-yeaT-oId
rbna were asleep IN the fat Immediately over
the barber shop. They say that they heard
rtrange rumbling sound. which was immedi-
stely followed BY the explosion a table on
which phonograph was standing was thrown
from a place between two windows in the front
parlor through The Braci1enss bedroom. and
landed n the dining room near the door The
pictures were knocked down and broken
Mrs John J. Howard. wife Of a patronan. as
sitting up in bed reading. The book was blown
10 the other side Of the room. and Mrs Howard
narrowly escaped being injured by glass from
q window in front OF the house. Mrs. James
Nichols and Mrs. August Gadeka occupy the
nrher Aafs in the house They were both alone
at the time their husbands working nights. and
both were thrown from their beds 10 the middle
Of the floor by the report
Policeman Henry Crawbuck was within
block OF the building when he heard the ex-
Tlosion and made 4 hurried investigation, but
could find no one who might be accused or COM
saft9ing the crime,
Chief Hendry learned that about a year ago
She barber sold his shop short distance away
80 a man named Dominick Marino. Marno
SAYS that Costeu promised not 10 go into bust
ness again, and because he has done so this
man had promised to get even with him. The
damage 20 the building and its contents is
nearly $1,000
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MERCY ASKED FOR BISHOP.
His Idea of Uplifting the Moral Tone Of the
Saloon Not Approved

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. k--The Kansas City
branch OF the American Young Peoples Christian
Temperance Union strongly disapproves the ideas
Of Bishop Potter. Cf Ncw-York. with regard to up
lifting the moral tone Of the saloon. At meeting
of the union the subject was discussed and the
following letter To the BisnoP-
May COL have mercy upon your belighted idea
of striking the keynote ~ attack upon the liquor
ton You are. rather. ind0rSng the key that
opens wide the doors 70 he'll for the arF1y OF one
hundred thousand souls Who annually leave the
Kings hiShuPy on1 stumble dTunkaTds'
graves The present situation across the water Of
tfty-tve bishops I'm the Church OF England
stockholders in hrewcres and distilleres with this
shameful farce ~ q bishop tn the great Episcopal
Church On land taking leading part in
the opeui0E exercises OF So i,c3 closing same by
singing the ECSCl1sv. should make pro-
fessed christ follower in this great Episcopal
Church hang his head in very shame.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
STUDYING NEw-ENGLAND METHODS
New-York Street Railway Men on q Tour
of Inspection.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRiErNE.I

Fitchburg. Mass. Aug. THE trip Of a numhe-
Of New-York street railway men through Massa-
chusetts during the last few days is regarded OF
considerable Importance. The party was composed
of President H. II. Vreeland Of the New-Yoril
city Railway Company; Nice-President F. s
Cannon. Frank Hedleyy general manager OF the
InterbOrough Railway Company Marsden Perry,
president OF the Rhode Island Suburban Company:
H. W. Jordan. president Of the American Loan and
Trust Company: Daniel Brady. president Brady
Brass Company. New-YOrk City; W. II. TrumbuH.
of J.. il. Gray Co.. EewYoTk; Henry Sanderson
Major Wells. Jacob Wendau and several other
New-York firanciers
The party was entertained nv officials OF the
Boston and Worcester Street hallway Company
said TO be the most cOmplets trolley road. as far
as equipment Is concerned, In the country The
New-Yorl officials desired insight into the svs-
TEN used by the Massachusetts corporation es-
peclally Us turnouts and block systems, which
make collisions impOsstbility. These ideas will
have a trial I'm New Ork City
Frequent stops were made power houses wait
ing stations. telephone booths ana turnouts and
at the various grades and curves
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
BANK ROBBERS IN VERMONT.
One Wounded and Captured at Newfsne-
Others Escape.

NeVfane. Vt. Aug, 5.-ons burglar was shot IN
re am sno captured and two or more others es-
oapeo With $40 in cash after blowing open the safa
40 ths WindhRm County Savings Bank here earlv
so-oay. The safe was completely wrecked II con-
tsinea N-1oo but the robbers missed s. 900 Of ~
ne explosion was heard by IL J. Batehelder and
MS son George. who live near the bank They i'm
nlsaateiy went outdoors and discovered the burg
+aIS et work When the men ran George Patch
s.oer hreo one shot from his revolver which took
- flaec{ IN me arm Of one Of the burglars break
- Sle oone. ano he was caught. The Others ran
so@aIa s ne woods and disappeared The wounded
49, -. Vas laEeh 70 the cOunty jail this tovr He
sTT-useo 20 olsciose his name Mr. BatcheIder ana
- son are sure there were Two other burpiars
~-,1 tllhh there may have been more.
-,bfatteboro, Vt. Aug. b.-Chief Of Tol,c.
81 sS7G@S ,;-lqSS arrested Z man calling himself j.
58a- vs. csr,e one OF inc Ne%falie robbers. The
TO- Inid~ay between BrattleDoro and Newfane.
80 N-s DlllnS ticket for Boston when the AZ
asst was macs Mccarthy vas armed a revolver
80 quantity o4 ammunition being found on him
Inc ponce OF NcHIanc reported this afterDooo tba a.
- D1t e4al Enn 11s captured therc afte- heirg
shot lad mace 10 statement il is .ho,,cbt bc.'s
fssI lAat ne taI be readily idputifed bv The roitrc
- -@iEef cilts \ finger ou his ripht bard &c
- als Leck - 80 N~'t'' NoNlI
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
TRUST OFFICER sURREuDERs.
Two Managers of Boston Concern Arrested.
Third Gives Himself Up.

Boston. Aug, 5.--ChaTles y Record. Who il {,
alleged was associated with John NJ Barry and
Francis &. Webster IN the North American Trust
Of this city. surrendered TO United States Narsbag
Daling to-day, When the officers arrested Barry
and Webster yesterday. on a charge Of fra,1d ana
OF violating the aRtt-lOtteTy laws they calId no+
md Record Before COHmisSiOuer FiSke. this
afternoon Record pleaded guilty amt fl1r-isNsS
bail IN $1,000 for hearing August l.
Record IS about forty years old and lives IN thfs
city II IS said that he was treasurer OF the N6rf5
American Trust when IL was organized. earlv IN
the year but retired some time ago. The Offices
Of the North American Trust. on Trenont-Sf
were closed to-day. "'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
SHE THREW A BRICK TO PROVE IT.

Annie Manning. thirty years OLD and homeless
was arraigned IN Harlem police court Yesterday
charged with malicious mischief by John DEMPSEY
a saloonkeeper. OF No. 81 Manhattan-st She threw
n paving stone through one OF his plate glass win
dows. causing $50 damage Dempsey says she en-
tered the saloon soon after It opened Yesterday
morning, and, after having several drinks bec,na
hoisterous that she was elected In revenge he
saws she smashed the window. Annie told the
ma magstrate II asked for drink like a lady your
honor, Gnd they called me a drunken hum and
threw :si5 cut Then threw the brick through The
window 20 show them that wasn't" Magistrate
Baker held her in $500 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
PLANS OF PORTO RIcAn STUDENTS

ithaca n T. Aug. 6-The two hundred Porto
Tdcan teachers attended their last classes In The
Corneh summer School to-day. They will leave
ithaca on special train tomorrow. and upon ar
irving in NewYork will board the transnort s,,-,,
ner for Boston They will be joined by the three
hundred islanders now at Harvard and will sail
from Boston on August for Philadelphia SpeciaI
trains VIII take the party to Washington on Augus
H. wheIe they Will be received by President R0ose
welt: Iney VIII sail from NewYork for Porto Rico
August Is. O
Boston. Aug. 5.-The Porto RIcan students who
have been attending the Harvard Summer School
fnishe6 their course to-day, O4
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
DEAF MUTEs' CONVENTION ENDS
Edwin &. Hodgson Elected President of
Empire State Association.

With plenty OF enthusiasm. hearty though silent
the annual convention of the Empire State Asso-
citation OF Deaf Mutel closed business yo osterday
at the second session. in tho chapel OF tho New
York Institution for tho Instruction of tho Deaf
and Dumb at One-hundrcd- -and-sixty-th and
Lafayette Boulevard
THESE officers were elected: President Edwin A.
Hodgson. now head OF the printing department. OF
the institution: yce-president John f. o,ErIcn OF
Ho%-1ork: secretary, Robert L. Maynard or
1onkers; treasurer, Charles ". Stowell of Perry
n Y: directors. T. F. Drscoll, Theodore 7 Ioins'
bury ana william g. Jones, all OF this cIty
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
OCEAN GROVE TO REMoNsTRATe.

ocean Grove y j. AuS. CS2eciaD-At the
conference here tomorrow. il was said tonight.
lctte~ will ba prepared by thoSe present addressed
20 Bishop Henry - Potter ~ NewN0rk,
pressing d!sJpUyoyai of tbe oTs0inS or the Sub
way saloon ny minister - ne GCSpe' Among
y FitzCieraJ the Rev. ~. :. H. C'!mmirSs. The
Rev Or r Ballard the Pew DIR. : n Roo
ertson OF Paterson. y. J., the kcv. Dr- J. T..
Daniels aud Professor Isaac Frark.iu Russell. OF
tha NeN-Inrk Law School
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MORE TROUBLE FOR l4TH REGIMENT
Colonel Kline Brings Charges Against the
Senior Major, Edmund H. Mitchell.

Colonel Ardolph I. Kline. commander CT The 18th
seetinent n C.. n. Y, has added another chapter
:" TIE troubles OF that organization. both internal
and with the brigade ana State Officers of ,ha
sAGoaal Guard lie has preferred charges against
A4Alor Edmund II. Mitchell. senior major OF the
regiment They have been placed in the hands or
General -ieLeer. commanding the Second Brigade
oionel Kline bases his complaint on the fact .hat
{a5Jor Mitchell Forwarded n complaint apo,,, ,1a
L-1nst, S1Esct 10 General Melee insteaa oT
x-SSasn Coionel Kline. his superior oricer IN ac.
19oance Etth military etiquette. ''0e'' IN &C
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
ANOTHER ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

John Morton. OF No. 4s3 Washiugton-st vs-
crushed. probably fatally. by an elevator at No
IIarrisOn-st-. last evening. He was standing on
top OF the structure whitewashing the instas
walls Of the shaft. and as he started ths elevator
from the hTst floor 10 ascend ne lost cOntrol Of
il. 1t shot up TO the roof OF the shaft AZ ire
second hOOr. crushing him between the elevator
and the wooden ceiling.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
DEPUTY HELD FOR SHOT at AUTO. =
Charge of Felonious Assault Will Come
Before Grand Jury.

Patchoguo. Long Island Aug. 5.-Deputy Sheriff
Sherman 7. Wicks. who fired at automobile I'm
which John Foley. jr.. OF Brooklyn. and two
friends. on July H. because tho occupants did no-
stop when called 10 do arraigned be
fore Justice John r. NUnk to-day on charge OF
felonious assault preferred by Mr.. FOLEY. vino hid
sworn ont warrant for his arrest. WicIls
accompanied by his attorney. r. : Telletreau,
and Foley represented by r. NJ t;Tinlng
Wicks waived examination and held in $40
bonds await tho action Of the grand jury. which
meets at Rverhead in September
At the hearing two representatives. Of the Auto
mobile club of America were present.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
BANKRUPT BORROWED FROM MANY
Policeman Files Petition-Forty-four Have
Small Claims, Chiefly of $40 and $40

Forty-four Of the forty-eight creditors OF Jerome
McDonouGh. who filed petition in bankruptcy
yesterday have claims for borrowed money. prin-
cipslly in amounts of 50 and SO McDouuugh IS
a policeman of No. 2O5 East Eighty-ninth-st His
liabilities are $15S6, and his assets $3.50. TIE
largest creditors F. A. Gallagher. OF No la
BaTrOw-st S275: John MuIhoIand, OF No 800 West
Eighty-eghth-st.. $50: the Mercantile Finance
Company, OF No. Al Park Row, $50. The indChte,-
ness was all incurred In 1903 and 19Oi
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
TRIES TO SHOOT WIFE.
Ci5H Engineer, Cra@ed by Drink,
Sent to Hospital.
l.r TELEGRAPH rn TIE TRIBUNE. J

PIa:nfeld. y. J.. Aug. a Taving maniac ihe
result OF excessive drinking. Frederick NJ Slater'
former councilman Of North Piainhed. made an
attempt kill his wife ut their home in Jackson
ave. last night y young Of the crazed man
stepped between his father and mother just aS he
VA about to shoot and held him fast while MIS-
Slater summoned the poIce After being locked up
at police headquarters. Drs. Albert Ifttis and j. ~
t'arrnan examined the and declared hinl IN
To-day ne taken to the State H7spltai
a Trenton.
politics and was also active in church WORK: lie
held a responsible place civil engineer with n
contra citing firm IN .s-rscy CITY AMI II chiefly
through drink that ha was forced It. give u" his
place.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
THREE HURT BY FALLING scAFFoLo.

Three wO-kmea we're injured yesterday after
noon by the faIli~g Of n scaTcld at the Adams
Express Company now building. at No. c2o East
Forty -thjrd-st. whore they we're working Tho
men were Thomas Hurley. % 40. 4n4 West Fifty
sixth-st.. left leg broken Cornelius Barnett Of No
/ ass sacond-avr. fracture Of the right IaS and
John McCiroiu. of No 80 East Thirty-fou
two ribs broken. They were putting up the centre
stone OF an arch the second hOOr when heavy
timber broke They fell To the basement twenty
feet
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
KILLS SISTER AND HER HUSBAND.
Man Caught Stealing, Then Shoots Himself
Believed He Will Recover.

Philadelphia Aug . -Impeilcd by cupidy. Harry
Fisher thirty years old early to-day entered the
home of his sister, Mrs. Elijah Schcron In the
northeastern section OF the city. and detected in
an effort 10 steal $1,000 shc had in the house.
shot and killed her and her husband, .JoSeDh
ScheTon His sister died instantly and his brother
in-law died on the way 10 Il hospital Fisher then
himself
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
GASOLINE MOTORS ON FERRIES.
AutOmobilists to Confer for Liberal Inter
probation on Transportation of Cars.
(FRoM TIE TRIBUNE Br-EE,r-I

Washington Aug 5.-Arraucemen;s have been
made for conference between representatives os
the Automobile Club of America and officials Cs
the Department of Commerce aud Labor with 2
view To obtaining more liberal INTERPRETATION Of
the statute governing he tranSr' rita ton OF
Iene motor ferries The committee Tep.N-
senting the club IS expected here week, and
an effort will he made obtain permission To run
automobiles and cfr the ferries by their own
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
SC yd Cambria Lining &c I'D

SC I'd Cambria Lining Sc I'D.
Short ends and remnants
cambria Innings in most any
color worth Sc I'D at &c
Special Ribbon Prices
Our Famous 'Conqueror'
all silk tatfeta ribbon. 40,
60 and so, have been bar
gains at Is, IS and zoe but
during this sale at
II, IA, and 16c yd
SIC I'd Brown Muslin 81
A full LII brown muslin
weight 4 yds to- the pound
easily worth &c yd at SIC yd
4oc I'd UphoIstering Velours
Acc I'd
Big values at 60c I'd but
during this sale you get
choice our stock the I'd. 40c
Room Size Rugs
9xl2 Administer $l9.98
Body brussels II 30
English body brussels 23 30
&c Brass Pins 3dc
Best full count brass pins
3 papers for lOc
&c Toweling &c
Toweling worth and sold
all over at 5cyd, we will sell
at I'D &c
PC Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs >
Regular sc hemstitch
handkerchief to be closed
at each DC
/ Off Umbrella Prices / Off
During this sale We will
allow on all umbrella prices
a discount of 25I
Csc Childs Cloaks 25c
Lot of soiled cloaks for
children, good comfortable
garments formerly l to 81
at csc
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
$3.50 Jackets $3.50

S1.0U JaCKeUs 5l .OO
Not the latest but good
warm comfortable garments
formerly I to SIS at choice
$3.50
&c yd SO in Percale 7c I'd
Full 80 in percales have
been 10 TO 15c yd, choice of
our entire stock the yd &c
loft All Embroideries ! Off
All embroideries and in
sertion 60 at ! OIL
&c Tooth Brushes &c
Big lOc values in tooth
brushes to be sold at each &c
sc Child's Pants sc
Childs knit pants medium
weights formerly 15c, solled
and will close out at pair sc
SOC Bed Spreads SOC
Spreads easily worth soc
during the sale at each SOC
50 Silk & Corduroy Waists 81
Silk and corduroy waists
formerly selling 5 to Sc at
choice 81
Csc yd Sc in Taffeta Csc
Guaranteed taffeta the
dollar twenty-five kind at
ward Soc
Mems Underwear IA Less
We will sell all mems I'M
derwear at a discount of
25 per cent off
1Oc Towels l0c
Lot of towels full size,
worth 15c at l0c
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09

15c yd Ia BILE Oil Cloth 15c
All first quality colored
table oil cloths sold at zoe
yd at yd I5c
csc Ladies SOC Mittens 25c
Lot Of Ladies all wool
Golf mittens have been SOC
to close at pair 25c
&c yd Calico &c yd
Lot dark calicoes cheap at
&c yd to be sold while they
last at I'd &c
81 Ladies' Shoes 81
All styles light, medium
or heavy formerly selling at
$1.25 all 60 at 81
sc I'd Bleached Muslin sc yd
Lot bleached muslin cheap
at &c yd goes at yard SC
&c yd Apron Bingham &c yd
Staple gingham best make
during this sale &C yd
Others at ) and SIC
SOC All Wool Skirts soc
Lot ladies all wool flannel
underskirts the 75c kind
each SOC
75c I'd Novelty Dress Goods
sc yd
Two pieces black and
white novelty dress goods.
Have been selling at 1925
a yd, to close 75c I'D
zoe I'd White Goods zoe yd
All medium and heavy
weight white and white
figured waistings formerly
% to soc to go at yard zoe
Table Linen 1-5 off
All table damasks at
prices One-fifth less than
regular,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
29c Kid Mittens 29c

29c Kid Mittens 29c
Ladies' kid mittens al
ways sold at soc pair, dur
ing this sale, pair 29c
$5.9S Bed Outfit S5.98
Complete bed outfit,
Iron bed, mattress and
springs worth $40 at spe-
cial $5.9S
13c pair Ffeeced Hose l3c
Ladies black heeced hose
easily zoe values al pair l3c
is Off Felt Boots l-5 Off
Price on felt boots we will
reduce just one-fifth
u! Fancy handkerchief IL!
Extra fine and attractive
hemstilched and embroider-
ed edges worth 15 TO 2jc at
each l23
l9c pair Suspenders l9c pair
Lot mems 25c suspenders
will sell at pair l9c
1Oc yd Pillow Case Muslin l0c
- in Pillow case muslin
worth - to lac yd to go
while it lasts at yd l0c
Rockers
Full size arm rocker sub
stantially made 81
Sewing rockers 75c
sc yd Indigo Blue Calico &c yd
German Indigo blue calico
worth now &c yd be yd
39c Mems Work Shirts 39c
Mems work shirts extra
well made and the biggest
kind Of soc values each 39c
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
More Than Extraordinary Offerings

wehueo Hh n
ab 10
owrp t h
advancing mp yh
o l
& otn
hebh d
nauudrnd fnins h
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09

SC yd Fancy Prints sc yd
Al! Windsor and other
best makes 7c fancy calicOe
at yard &c
1c ball Ice Wool lc ball
Ice wool light blue only,
damaged, was 10c ball this
to go at ball lc
Dress Goods 20 per cent Off
All dress goods at SOC yd
and up will sell at discount
of % per cent off
l2|c I'd Cotton Chain Mat
ting 12!c I'd
Cotton chain mating the
zoe kind will sell while they
last at I'd l2!c
20c FascinatOrs 29c
Cape style fascinators eX-
ira good SOC kind to close
at each 29c
Sc yd Shifting Sc yd
Extra good 1Oc shirting
to 60 during this sale at I'D SC
sc Shetland and Saxony Yarns
Best brands Shetland and
Saxony yarns. Regular lOc
kinds at skein sc
&c Whisk Brooms SC
Lot whisk brooms the I0c
kind will sell at each sc
SOC Comforts $50
Our regular SEC comfort
while they last during this
sale each SOC
25c Mems Dress Shirts SOC
We will close all our
men's$l and SOC dress shirts
at each SOC and CSC
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
COMPLE1


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III
conditions dhs My have ota
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-09
Good
Resolutions

Are I'll right If you keep them
ard one YOU should attend 10 AT
once, is tina one about having
some Photographs made to give t.
friends Who have sent YOU theirs, 2
good Photo ard a letter TO or tT""
a friend Is the next best thlng %
personal visit, ard If you can't G"
now send your picture You Sno"
we can make them right, that "ur
STYLES and varieties of mounting
lose nothing IN comparison wit"
the his hest p iced city work and Is
the holiday rush is over, W. car
give each sitter more time and at
tentiop. Clondy weather good a.
sunshine. Bring the babies In tbe
forenoon Draperies, waists etc.
furnished. If Won havn't, been up
lately call ard see the grade o.
work we are producing,
Kerr's Studit)
Corner Wells ard Elizabeth streets
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-17
RAyo DEfORo

Es cierto; sexistfa un secreto Ia vida de Juia'
mo Sc equivocaba cuando sospechaba,
Su nujer af maba que culpable. a crefa ia
capaz de faIta
lDe que infamia havia sido victma2 Esta tortura
unase al door que experimentaba acabando por mari
gar al ex maglstrado
El pobre hombre no vivfa desde one Julia Sc hals-
ba en- peipro.
Alsiguiente dfa de Ia cscena que hemos reterido Re-
ne Laura llegaron al castillo
Rene venfa de Paris.
Habfa hallado ell telegrama 81 casa, Ia vueIta
del Bosque despues del paseo de las Acacias donde
la hemos presentado nuestros lectores
Desde hacfa tempo Laura saba 10 que habfa sidc
de Enrqueta No habfan tardado despues de Ia huida
de los dos j6venes en- huelas Ell joven
fue devuelto a su famisia.
Su compahera habfa sido mas habil que e no la pu-
derou encontrar
va sabremos mas tarde que habfa sido de ella pero
en- e momento fue llamada Ia sehoria ReDaudin al ado
de moribuudass por med acion de nota-
rio Paris senor Raimbau parte de Ia verdad respec
to de Ia vida que evAb4 Euriqueta.
Guarddse 5ien de hacer sater sd amiga aquelIos
dstales para que aumentass dsgusto CSnten
tese rurxrgar 81 uosaTi0 que dess i oven Ia n n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-17
aas BrBLrorEcA DEL BoLErrN MERcANrrL

No me habeis dicho NADIA.
Si ella pudiese veros oiros, os suplicarfa conmig'
Laura Sc habfa cogido al sefor de Rochegune, como
para detenerle.
FL la separo.
-Pero, ~ 81 os equivoczis9
El antiguo sustituto sonri6 amargamente
-iEquiv ,carme' No, me equivocol Habia en-
Aneers un hombre que mi amigo que fue recibido
en- mi casa con los abrszos etos que decia 81 ami
90 de mi muer -. Ese hombres la desaparecidOo brus
despues de mi vuelsa America: no he vuelto
or hablar de el...y oculta de mi como lin crimi
nal. Ese hombre. infame, ese VII traitor, es
Andres Boisprean.. Vve, 10 Sc existira para 81
retro 10 que su6centsmene oculto, que le sustraiga
mi vsnganza.
e. ex magistrate saio precipitadamente de Ia ha-
btaci6n dejande Laura peti6cada
En- algunos minutes Sc habfa tornado descoaocido.
Dos dias despues Julia fue enterrada. Enrique Ro-
gune puso el castillo de los Ar60ies Veyds que
para siempre abandono Sc fue Paris Rene.
Va sabemos 10 que ilevaba Ia capital pero sntes de
reunirnog Fl Irecso conocer IN herona principal dc
nuestra historia Enfqueta Rohegune. eeIebre ror e
nombre esplenddo de Ray0 d ore que estos nomen-
tcs leya 81 nombre ftuo de su espox q coude Ros-
IL otro personaje que iamben tiemp0 dc qs ponga
mos en- acci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-17
E. FRANCO. 20. zss!

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