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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
FORCED NAMES
! NOMINATE HEARST
NINE NEW YORK MEN INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
Benjamin M. coIdberger Admits Sign
,nc sooo Out Of a List Of $500.
N.mes-Notarles public
implicated
,ecial 70 The Herald.

becial to The Herald.
NEW YORK, April 3O.-lndictments
nine men who had to do with the
ging of names on PETITIONS by which
iillam r. Hearst and other candidates
the Municipal Ownership league
Mere nominated, were handed down by
grand jury today and bench war
Is were issued fyr them.
me of the men indicted is Benjamin
coldbergcr. who was arrested sew
raj weeks ago. He has admitted that
M the $500 names on Mr.. Hearsts petit
on for nomination for mayor he
Forged 5000, hiring copyists who took
Die names from the list of registered
sIoters printed in the city record.
Hired Notares Public
\ Then he hired notaries public who,
for a consideration, swore that they Had
seen each signer place hisiname on the
petitions and that the signatures were
genuine. Some of these notaries have
also confessed and they also are jim
dicted.
Y Several minor officials who were
|klected after being nominated by the
fraudulent petitions are among those
Indicted.
They knew. it is charged, that Yhe
&petitions were forged. Among th9se
rd Max Eckman, who was elected ito
hid assembly from the twelfth assem-
8lH district, and James j. Smith, who
laE sent to the board of aldermen from
Ad same district.
had
S children copy names on the petition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
COACHES PLUNGE INTO DITCH
Passengers on Colorado & Southern
Road Go Through Thrilling Ex-
perlence--Twent Injured
BY AssoeIaled Press.


DENVER, Colo, April 3O-Two
coaches became detached from the rear
OF the Silver Plume-Central City pas
senger train, west bound on the Clear
Greek branch of the Colorado e. South
ern railroad near Forks Greek, twenty
eight miles west of Denver, today,
and after running backward down
grade about a mile, left the track and
rolled into the ditch alongside the
road.
Twenty passengers We're injured, but
none Of them is fatally hurt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
COLLINS SECURES
ANOTHER CHANCE
SAN FRANcieco LAWYER SAVED
FHcM PRISON
Stay of Exeel,iion Granted by Court
and PrIsehsr VII Temporarily
Be kq2t o,t Of San
Quentin
BY Assooi9te,iI.re, re,s

DS ASsoeitty c. lfrefa.
SAN TIA NCISCO, April 3O.-The at
torney Tor CSeorge d. Collins obtained
from The supreme court today a stay
OF eXeeutilon of the Judgment commit
ting lis { TENT to San Quentin. A cer-
tificate oti jrobable cause had been is
sued, p'g was revoked by Superior
Jude 5uYuett while bill of exceptions
was pen9ing.
THIS was argued deprived Col
Inns OF His cor stitutional right Of ap-
pea lnqler I'll law and the supreme
couft toblS this view of the case, stay
ing the execiition of the Judgment un-
I'll can make application to the
higher tribunal for a certificate of
ptoha9la cause. The district attor-
rey MY at any time apply for revo-
cation of this order, but for the pres
ent, 1t Serves to keep Collins out of the
Denitertiary.
He KS now confined in the branch
jail IN the Ingleside district
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
ODD FELLOWS CHANGE PLANS
Grand Lodge Decides to Hold Session
at Santa Cruz Commence
Ing May 8
BY Associated Press.

SANTA CRUZ, April 30.-The local
lodges of Odd Fellows have been no.
titled that the coming grand lodge ses-
sion, which was to have been held in
San Francisco commencing May s, will
be held in Santa Cruz instead. The
date of the meeting has been post
poned to June 5.
The state Rebekah assembly, which
always meets at the same time and
place as the Odd Fellows grand lodge
will also meet here on June 5. The
two conventions will bring together
about 1900. delegates from all parts OF
the state. The meetings will be held
in the Casino convention hall, seating
1000 people
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
schwab Wins "pIoture" Suit
By Associated Press.

LONDON. April 3O.-In the kings
bench division of the high court of
Justice today the suit of David Roths-
child picture dealer, against Charles
M. Schwab of New York for breach of
contract in failing to purchase con-
stables picture "De Diham Lock-" for
$4,000 resulted in judgment for Mr..
Schwab.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
KEEP RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVING
Policy Of Government Is to Prevent
Them From Being Influenced
by ReVoIutionists
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, April 3O-Fore-
seeing difficulty in inducing parliament
to grant a credit for moving troops to
suppress disorders in the interior, the
council of the empire upon request OF
the minister of war, has placed $780,
600 at the latter's disposal for this pur-
pose.
The policy of the government is to
move the troops frequently in order to
prevent them from becoming influenced
by association with revolutionists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
WEALTHY WOMAN
ACCUSED OF THEFT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERKELEY. April S0.-Mrs. Honora
Bentley of this city, who, 1t is said,
is worth 100000, was arrested this af-
ternoon by Marshal Volmer ON the
charge of stealing supplies from the
various relief stations and appropriate
ing them to her own use.
She is accused of having obtained
supplies from the station, saying that
she needed them for the maintenance
OF her destitute family.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
SHERMAN MARCHES TO SEA
Son of the Famous Civil War Gen.
eraI to Make Novel
Trip
BY Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 3d.
The Rev. Thomas j. Sherman, son of
Gen. w. T. Sherman, a priest of the
Catholic church, started today for Fort
Ogelthorp, accompanied by a detail of
the Twelfth cavalry, to follow the
route of his fathers famous march to
the sea.
The cavalry will accompany him as
far as Atlanta and at Fort Mcpherson
another detail will be assigned to con-
duct him to the sea.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
FLAMES DESTROY
DENVER CHURCHES
BY Associated Press.

11y EA0FUCIdItU 4IVaH'
DENVER, April 30.-Beginning about
O'Clock yesterday morning the fire
department was kept busy responding
to alarms. The most destructive fire
burned the Twenty-third Avenue Pres
byteriah church, located at the corner
of Twenty-third avenue and Ogden
street, causing loss OF $3.50
A block away stands the Calvary
Baptist church which took fire but was
not badly damaged. Something like
twenty residences In the same neigh
borhood reported fires, more or less
damaging.
The loss win total over $4,000 Two
fieremen were crushed by falling wall
at the Phm8 erlan church and serious
~ injure
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
FEDERAL TROOPS
KILL PULOJANES
By Associated Press.

MANILA. May attachments OF
federal troops, while scouting yester'
day i'm the Garidari valley on the ISL
and OF Samar, encountered several
bands of Pulojanes
In the engagements thtt followed
many Puloianes We're Killed and their
supplies destroyed Thege We're nc
casualties among the trdops.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Irritation for Nevada

3v sAssociateaia ,ysfs
WASHINGistF 4rrli sO.-Chief En-
gineer IL. H,Ia,e ell roizle government
reclamafion@ ser ice Nay informed
Lthe>1house comm ties onfrrigation tirHt
Under the Tru see.rafson project I'm
Nevada about 9oiQG acres are to be ir-
rigated this year hs supply of water
VIII meet me Fable demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
DESPERATE CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM
By Associated Press.

PORTLAND, April 3O-A special
10 the OregOnian from Salem says that
sheriff j. II. Shaver, who was shot by
tho desperate Frank Smith early Sat
urtlav morning at Woodburn, is dead
thb third victim of the outlaw.
smith has been identified as the SON
in-kaw Of William Icckert, Linn coun-
~ Warmer, - because >Smifh once
male throl al his life. rs now
M Ieadls. "a, 80 long as he Is
- ln1 lrd Eckerts home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
FIND BODY IN WREcKAGE
Another Earthquake Victim Discov-
cred in San Francisco by Work.
men Clearing Away Debris
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O-An-
other victim of the earthquake was
discovered today. A 13-year-old boy,
whose name is believed to be Rossi,
the son of a saloonkeeper, was found
on Washington street wharf while
workmen were clearing away the
wreckage.
The boy had been crushed to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
hs HOP CROP OF
| 1905 is COANERED
lAasociated Press.

1ORTLAND, Ore. Apfil 3O.-There
4 says the Oregonian today. 10 an
tents and purposes Yorner in the
+ blainder of the 1903 mob crop.
Three firms, taking advantage of the
E ffHy desuuetlon OF hops In the Cali
Nnia disaster, secretly ordered their
pyers IN Oregon and Washington 10
~ into the market, ana p well have
hey done their work thai out of be-
lieen -four and five thoutand bales in
tle growers hands ten Cbys ago NOT
~ exceed 400 remain.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Police confIsoate Papers
Py Associated Press.

KIEFF, Russia, April 30.--A sensa-
tion has been caused here by the ac-
ton of the police in confiscating all
copies of the official st. Petersburg
Russkoe Gosudarsvo, the organ of
Premier Witte, because the emperor
resented the papers present attitude
as being too liberal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Bsiievs Policeman Dead

tkfacfiated Press
JAN FRANCISCO, Abril 3o.-Police-
Ia A. Gordon OF Cohpany d. who
stationed az the city hall station
er the earthquake Adestroyed the
|lang. is believed to, be buried in
ilins. He has not bfen seen since
=. borning of the shocH.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Holidays contIpue

~ Ass0ciated fress,
SACRAMENTO, April 3O--Governor
Pardee has declared tomorrow (Tues-
day) a legal holiday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
TROOPS CLASH
WITH MINERS
SEVERAL SHOT, ONE PROB
ABLY WILL DIE
Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania, Scene of
Serious Trouble Between Foreign
ers and neutrality-suspicious.
RiddIed With Bullets
BY Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, April 3d.
Two serious clashes between Lieut..
Smiths command of constabulary and
foreign miners occurred here today.
The troops fired on their assailants,
fatally injuring one man and wound
ing several others. The troopers had
been guarding the Sayre colliery in
the suburbs Their first trouble came
when the Mattresses of three local ho-
tells refused to serve them with food.
They returned to the streets, only to
be attacked by mob of foreign
miners.
These were beaten back with "black
jacks and persuaded by one of their
number, also the chief burgess of the
town, to return to their homes.
For a moment crisis was averted,
as the miners were preparing a second
attack, and the soldiers We're drawn
up in line. prepared to shoot. The
troops started to return to the colliery,
but in front of the residence of DIR.
Keefer on Hickory street they were
again attacked, their assailants throw
ing stones.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
WHALE FAR FROM HOME
Valuable Specimen, the Second of the
Season, Captured at Vancouver
Island Station
By Associated Eress.

BY ASSOCIdlVU tSo5.
VICTORIA, B. c., April 3o.-Another
sperm whale has been captured at the
Vancouver island coast whaling sta
ton, the second taken by the whalers.
1t is seldom that these whales, which
are much more valuable than the
hump-back, usually taken, reach this
far north.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Lonsshoremsn Strike

BY Associated Press
CLEVELAND, April 3O.-Twenty
thousand members of the Longshore-
mems union will. it is expected. go on
strike tonight at all Like ports.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair and
warmer tomorrow; southeasterIy
winds, changing to southerIy.
Maximum temperature in Los An
geIes yesterday, SO degrees; mini
mum, 49 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
CHURCH SAFE TEMPTs THIEF
Makes Preparations to Blow Door
Open, but 10 Frightened Away
by Waterman
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s0.--some
thief, believing that rich loot lay In
the safe In st. 1gnatius church at
Hayes street and Van Ness avenue,
invaded the sanctuary of that place
yesterday.
A skilled cracksman, he carried
drills. fuse and explosives and was
already drilling at the steel comblna-
ton when private watchman discov-
cred him. The watchman Immediately
opened fire upon him, Three shots were
fired but the robber managed to make
his escape.
Detectives found the paraphernalla
left behind by the robber In his hur-
ried flight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Tires Of Life at 1903
Ry Assocla ted Press.

BY Associated Press.
UNIONToWN, Pa, April S0.-Mrs
MacKittrick, who recently celebrated
her 10Sth birthday, committed suicide
today by cutting her throat with a
pen-knife
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Volcano Again Active

BY Associated Press
MESSINA, April S0.-The volcano of
Stromboli, after period of quiet. is
resuming activity and emitting smoke
and solid material
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
REPEAL EXPORT DUTY ON COAL
Announcement Made by chsnoellor
Asqulth-Duty on Tobacco
to BE Reduced
nv Associated Press.

BY AssOciateu Freas,
LONDON, April s0.-Chancellor OF
the Excheauer Asuuith presented the
first budget of the new liberal adnin-
istration to the house of commons to-
day, pointing out that the revenue had
increased and surplus of s17,SS3,OOO
realized.
lie announced that the export duty
on coal Would be completely repealed
November 1, and that the duty on
stripped tobacco will be reduced by
five cents and on tee by two cents
July 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
SUPPLIES SGARCL
IN SAN FRANCHISES
AMOUNT 0vERESTIMATED BY
COMMITTEES
Within Short Time People Of the
Stricken City May Find Them-
selves in Need Of
Food
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April S0--A feel-k 4
ing akin to conformation was createdv
at the meeting of the general municipal
committee today when Mayor Schmitz
stated that the city faced a shortage in
the food supply.
1t has been the popular belief, and
that of many officials Also that San
Francisco through the generous aid of
the nation had been placed in a posi-
tion above want for a long time to
come, and the mayors declaration came
in the nature of a painful surprise
1t was decided at n conference held
today by Governor Pardee, Congress-
man Kahn, General Greely and Mayor
Mott of Oakland, that the distribution
of relief supplies in Oakland should be
placed also under military direction
similar to that in vogue in San Fran
cisco.
Oakland being the nearest large place
of refuge from this city has been obliged
to attend to the task of feeding aud
housing thousands of unfortunate peo-
pie and 1t is stated that the same mis-
use of food.hx INSCRIPTIONS and mer-
cenary persoiiSsnhas been unearthed
there. esHs
New Plan Is In Tsree.
Today the plan of General Greely for
distributing food to people in want was
commenced In a number of the newly
created districts and there was some
diminution noticeable in the output of
goods.
An unfortunate happening today. was
the destruction of a number of homes
in the saved section on Van Ness ave-
nue.. The blasting gang was notified
that certain insecure walls We're
menace to PEDESTRIANS and in order to
blow up an unusually solidly construct
ed facade, it was obliged to use large
quantity of dynamite. AS result Of
the tremendous explosion, four houses
on the other side of the city's broadest
thoroughfare were utterly wrecked
Signs of renewal of industrial activity
were apparent in many parts of the
burned districts today. and the work
of clearing away debris preparatory 20
| rebuilding was in progress in a score
| of places.
Plan Thirty Large Buildings
1t was said that plans for over thirty
large buildings have been drawn and
will be submitted to the authorities In
| mediately after the new building laws
are promulgated.
| The mayor notified the board of su-
pervisors today that he would appoint
committee consisting of engineers,
architects, builders and lawyers to pre-
pare plans for laying out streets and
boulevards and reconstructing San
Francisco.
Street car lines are being extended
in all directions and the United Rail
ways have promised to give the people
| within short time a better system OF
transit than existed before the fire.
At a, meeting of the finance commit
tee this afternoon no plans were sub
| mitted for solving the financial troubIee-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
TRAIN TUMBLES
INTO A CANAL
SANTA FE CARS DlTCHED NEAR
RlNcoN
Woman Passenger, After Losing Five
Teeth, Leads q Prayer Service
for the Grateful Members
Of the Party
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN BERNARDINO, April 9O.-
Santa Fe passenger train No. 81, due
in San Bernardino at 1870 p. m. from
Los Angeles and San Diego. was
wrecked today just after IL o'clock
near Crary siding, on Horseshoe bend,
south Of Rlncon.
The entire train plunged into the
flowing irrlgating canal paralleling the
| track.
No passenger was fatally injured
The painfully injured known here to-
night are:
Express Messenger Ralph Craw of
San Bernardino, badly bruised.
Mail Clerk F.. II. Cochran of San
Bernardino, badly bruised.
- Hoffman, back wrenched, left
train at Corona.
Mary Frank, en- route to Redlands
face cut.
Mrs. Cowan of Santa Ana, shoulder
injured.
Frank A. Druding, Los Angeles, lee
cut.
Several others sustained minor In
juries.
Tender Leaves the Track
The accident originated in the trucks
.of the tender leaving the track, the
wheels of which went down into the
Santa tAna river wash opposite the
side of the wrecked coaches. The
coaches began Immediately to fill witt
water, but the passengers escaped
through the windows.
| T'he8wrecking crew and physicians
hurried from San Bernardino. A shoe
fly track was completed tonight and the
line is open. The passenger coaches are
still in the irrigating ditch. No mai
was lost but all was water-soaked.
One woman suffered the loss of five
| teeth, and when the panic-strlcken pas
sengers had assembled in group after
the escape, this woman called them al
to prayer and the entire assemblagt
knelt while the woman offered III
thanks TO the diety for their escape
from death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Order Mob to pIsperse

Lieut.. Smith ordered the mob to dis
perse, but this merely resulted in the
throwing of more missiles. Thereupon
the troops were ordered to fire. AS
the carblnes began to crack the miners
fell back in disorder, leaving man
named Wilson fatally wounded and a
number of others hurt in the street.
DR.. Keefer's house was riddled with
bullets. The constabulary then retired
to the Sayre colliery. where Lieut..
Smith reported the trouble to Potts
VILE He was ordered to hold his
ground, but later was told to bring
his command back to Pottsville.
He was placed under $500 bail,
charged with assault with intent to
kill. Three of the miners also were
held. The home of Solomon Goldsmith
also was riddled with bullets and Mrs
Goldsmith was wounded.
A larger force of constabulary is ex-
pected to return soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Moros xiii Thirty PuIaIanes

HV As5Oclateu FreBs.
MANILA, April 3O.-A detail of
Moros on the island of Samar in an
encounter with Pulajanes killed thirty
of the latter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
BURNED BODIES RECOVERED

Four Men Killed In Northern Pacific
Wreck Practically Con-
sumed by Flames
by Associated Press
MIsSOULA, Mont, April SO,-Four
bodies were taken from the Northern
Pacific wreck on Evaro hill today.
Owing to the fire which burned the
entire train of forty cars Of lumber,
none Of the remains can be identified.
The bones are supposed to be those
OF the engineer, l.. d. Sterne; Fireman
Ed Juliert and two tramps. II is be-
lleved that several other tramps we're
burned In the wreckage, but It is
doubtful lf any trace will be found, the
destruction Is so complete.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
eIuFFA4O LQatsHoREMEN OUT

pi9ht-Everyl Lake Port
Affected
n AsSiciated I'rees
SuF 3, April SD.rAt midntght
N N every membeY Of the Long
lrelff4F union In thislIGrt, went on
/, n ihf s,.,oc ,.ra ~ .
z 4 yai lei9s wiTSe affected by
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01

SUBJ Treasury Sends $3,soo,ooo
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 30.-Cash trans
fers to San Francisco through the sub
treasury amounted to $3,3O0,OO0 today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-01
Havana Appropriates $4,000

Havana ApproprIates $5U,O0O
BY Associated Press.
HAVANA, April 3O-The house of
representatives today unanimously
passed the bill appropriating $4,000 for
the sufferers in San Francisco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04

bajo palmeras, en- el centro del sa-a
lon hay IN espacio circular con una
gran jaula de roble, donde Sc encie-
rran, en- eompartimientos separados,
ejenplares caninos de 10 mejor que Sc
.conoce. Cada compartments mide
IN metro de alto por otro tanto de
ancho y de fondo, estan indicadas
las separsciones con adornos de bron-
ce rematados por CO abezas de leon del
mismo metal Ell interior de las pc
rrer as esta pintado de blanco, Sc cie-
rran con cortinss de seda, tienen en-
ell pise un coin de seda blanca.
En- Ia puerta del esta blecimiento
hay un dependiente en- traje de caza,
con gorra de terciopelo, casaca encar :
NADIA y calzon blanco, que Sc encarga
de ensefiar los perros los clientes y
de sacar de vez en- cuande aquel!os
para que hagan ejercicio. s
I'm Ell esta blecimiento Sc hallan de
vsnta canes falderos de toaos las razas
especialmente de las llamadas Rey
Carlos, Blenhein, Japonesa, de Pekin
bulldogs, etc, cuyos precios oscilar
Fentre IS y 1900 duros.
FL establecimiento dispone de uns
sala de baflos el6ctricos para los pc
rritos, en- los que Sc admiten tambier
los que traen las parroquianas para
lavarlos y aplicsrles los eauvios de Ia
electricidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04
En- el jardin de plantas
Yo amo el iardin de plantas.

Yo amo el jardin de plantas.
Antes, era el paseo favorito.
de los paTisienses, en- los dfas de
fiesta. Sc iba clasicamente al
Jardin de plantas, el lunes de
Pascuas, en- familia, como sc va
ahora la orilla del mar 8 a
Suiza.
Era, para nuestras pequeflas
imaginaciones, IN lugar lejano
Y lleno de misterio.
Ali Sc vefan serpientes que
dormian bajo cobertores; leones
que jugaban en- jaulas con pc
Tril1os, companeros suyos; osos,
que desde el fondo de sus fosos,
saltaban a IN tTonco de arbol
para atrapar ell pedazo de pan
que Sc les mostraba de lejos y
que no alcanzaban; elefantes
que escamoteaban balas y tor
tas; enormes ballenas en- los pa
tios, bajo aleros de cobre: y los
esqueletos antidiluvianos, los
fosiles cantados por Bouilett
luego, volviendo a la vida, el
palacio de los monos, las ca
briolas de los makis y de los
onistitis, tan fabulosos y tan di-
vertidos como TN palacio de las
Mil Y una Noches.
Luego, por sus avenidas, Sc
encontraba la jirafa, Sc topaba
con la zebra, sc detenfa Ell pa
seante frente al deposito en- don
de sc banaban las tocas; Sc es-
peraba a veces durante horas a
que el hipopotamo quisiese sa-
lir de su establo a tomar el
baflo.
Victor Hugo fu6 de aquel pit
blico ebon enfant" como pu do
serlo 1n Paul de Kock. Hay to-
do IN poema especial sobre el
Jardin de plantas en- el Arte
de ser abuelo."
Ha tenioo siempre para los
"vagarosos" el Jard1n de plan
tas 81 mismo atractivo2
Lo creo. Pero e1 Jard1n ZOO
logico del Bosque de Boulogne
ha tornado, de aquel pdblico, la
parte mundane. Sc puede, en-
el Bosque, admirar los aras y
los zebns entire dos trozos de
concerto, en- los entreactos de
alguna comedia representada
en- Ell Palmarium. El five o
clock tea" subraya, en- Ell. Jardin
zoologico, los ladridos de los pc
rros 8 los gritos de los papaga-
yos.
Ell antique Jard1n de plantas
permanece soberbio, con su ma
jestad, sus tradiciones, sus re
cuerdos, el laberinto en- donde
tantas gri eta S, estudiantes,
obreros, Sc han extraviado Tien-
: do, por ell hilo de la casualidad,
que no es el de Ariadna; el ce-
dro ilustre que cuenta y conta-
ra largo tempo la leyenda; el
cedro llevado por Jussieu en- su
sombrero; y en- las galerias de
anatomfa, Ia Venus hotentote
que nos da de la belleza feme-
nina y del ideal humane una
ironica Y melancolica idea, Co
mo el gorilla. el horrible antro-
pomorfo, nos hace meditar, el
esqueleto del enano del rey de
Polonia, Bebe, ell del asesino de
Kleber, los craneos de los crl-
minales, las memorials mexica-
mas: y la columna de Dauben-
ton, Y la casa de Button, y la
gran sombra de Cuvier, Y |.
tumba de Victor Pacquemont
y Ia flgura siempre ilustre del
vieJo Chevreul, que murio ALI
mas que centenario.