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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
BILL OF COMPLAINT DISMISSED

The bin IN equity brought by the New
England Linen company to restrain the
Washington Trust company of westerly
from selling certain property In Hopkin-
ton was today dismissed on complaInant's .
motion In the superior court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
T|LLMAN CALLS
INVESTIGATION
RESOLUTION UP

Washington, April 17-When tho
senate met today the house bill pro-
Vtding for the coinage OF minor coins
was taken up and passed.
Mr. Tillman then called up his res
olution directing the committee on
finance TO make inquiry concerning po-
litical contributions by national banks.
He had read an article by James w.
Breen, printed in the New York Herald.
entitled How the Banks Filled Han
OF his comments
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
RAILROAD COMPANY LOSES APPEAL

Judge Tanner has denied tho petition
of plaintiff in the case OF Eliza VI. Chap
lain vs.. Rhode Island company for "A new
trial
A Jury awarded the plaintiff saSO hut
she did not think that enough. Hor arm
was badly injured
Judge Tanner says he thinks the owl
dence justified the jury fixing the amount
II did.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17

landed and drove 10 Osborne The young
couple were warmly greeted by crowds
OF people.
King Alfonso has personally appealed
to the newspapermen 10 permit him 10
enjoy his visit TO the brlde-elect without
being subjected 10 any annoyance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
THE FIELD
60 go
OF LABOR

The following unions Will hold sessions
tonight:
Engineers. 100 Weybosset street.
Laborers. Labor temple
Cigarmakers. Labor temple.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
PRESIDENT SENDS
SPECIAL ESSAGE
IN INSURANCE

APRIL t7-PREsDENT ROOSEVELT
IMPORTANT MESSAGE
ACCOMPANYING
RECOMMENDATIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS a
LAW, AMENDMENTS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for The News over the private
wire Of EDWARD Il. SHELDON & CO..
Bankers and Brokers. Room 234 Banigan
I2tHldfrU
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-17
The COTTON MARKET.

FOR sALE--A GOOD HEAVY DRAFT
horse. weighs about 400 pounds. stone
man & Grossman. Bark street. city.
a-17-lt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

Dowie, VINO is now in Mexico. In
which pere'nbtotliy ordwed the
Immediate d'scharge Of Deacon Alex
ander GaiDgcr ha financial manager
of Zion who has been Oue Of the most
aggressive leaders in an effort to place
the Affairs Of the church on a secure
foundation
Dowie also announced In The tole.
gam that a letter would follow in
which otner officials were named for
deposition
The mea,ug Of Zion council OF
twelve im'ne lately followed and II
was decided to place The affair of the
church before the members and settle
for an time the question Of leadership
Ovorscer Voliya read The long tele-
gram from Dowie and a few faint
Efforts az applause greeted the read
ing which was followed by a storm Of
cheers for The new leader of Zion as
ne announced that he refused to re.
move Alexander Grainge~ from office
One after another John G. Spe'cher.
Mrs Jane D1wle. Deacon Yerger OF
OyCr.cer p. =. Cantel and
other. denounced and repudiatei the
AMI leadership OF Dowie
Although Dowie's authority on the
church ha been repudiated scores Of !
Industries and homes OF Zion City
stand on land. titles OF which read ia
Dowie's name.
Ieade- Of the church. was br1n in In /
diana 10 1s5d and has been in the I
Of the church since 1889. lie I
was ordained oyerscer In 1901 and 4
oOu afterwards was sent 40 Au- ralia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
CLIMAX OF THE COAL STRIKE
WILL BE REACHED TUESDAY:
$4,000 MEN OUT IN ILLINOIS
Operators in Soft Coal Districts Expected to SQn
Contracts For Advance

Pittsburg, Pa, April Dispatches
from the soft coal fields Of Pennsyl
vania tonight indicate a general an.
nouncement from the operators Of
Western Pennsylvania that they viii
pay miners an advance Of 555 per cent
called for in The restoration of the
scale of 1903. With notices posted at
most Of the mines announcing the
granting fthe scale, the strike Is the
soft coal field has 10 its threatening
aspect
Tomorrow being a day for the
miners, all mines viii be closed. On
Tuesday, however matters are eA.
pecled to reach a CLIMAX, At the dis
trict conventions the scale committee
will have IN readiness the new scale
and then II is expected that mo. of
the operators will sign This will be
merely a formal granting Of the al
vance. 1t is sad that not over 5000
Of the GS000 miners in the district will
so cut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
COMPANY FORMED TO WAGE
WAR ON CASTRO To OPEN
UP VENEZUELA TO AMERICA
Sensational Story of Plot to Annihate President
Large Army to be Organized

Carlos g. Fargueredo, Venezuelan
consul, in New York, said last night
lat his home that he had heard that
such an expedition was being organ
ized or promoted but had understood
that shares IN the scheme were being
sold
u would liket o get hold Of one Of
those hares," he said, Il will buy all
that are offered
Consul inquired eagerly as to The
point the exped ticn was to sail from.
The expedition is to be se1t ont
shortly from Europe in hree large
steamships, which are already con.
tracted for They are to carry about
5000 volunteers, with following guam
titles Of arms and ammunition, Eight
thGu and Mauser rifles of The latest
pattern, $4,000 rounds Of cartridges
100000 shells, eight rapid fire guns,
coo army belts, | 900 officers swords.
900 off GERS reyOlyers. 5000 Machetes
and swords together with other sup.
plies"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
OENOUNCE DOW|E
As THEIR LEADER
ZloNlsTs DEPose FOUNDER AND
RULER AND DECLARE HIM
TO BE INSANE.
SELECT VOLiVA AS HEAD
OF Zion city and Church. Mrs DoWie
and Son Re1udate the First
Apostle ard Cast Lot
with New Ruler.

Chicago Aprl 1-At q meating 10
day Of 5000 adherents OF the Christian
Catholic church of which John Alex
ander Dowie Is fonnder and the first
Apostle, Dowies autho.ity was repudl-
ated. and Wilbur Glenn Voiya, who
for some time has been conducting
the affairs Of the church, was elected
in his stead
Mrs, Dowie also repudia ed her hu,-
band and Jhe'r son Gladson Dowie
cast his lot with his mother and the
new leader Volya
Most Of The officials Of the church
were present at the meeting Dowie
was denounced by many cf these as
having deceived his people and hay.
ing wasted their money in eXtraya-
gance. The meeting refused TO hold
Z hat he had inoWi2gly erred
lOnn q Speicher, former oyerceer
and once econd in command To Dowie
who wa recently aeposed temporarily.
declared Dowie to be insane
Mrs, n9wie in her addre $, also up.
held that declaration.
The eating off of the authority OF
Dowie followed the receipt today of
an eight hundred word telegram fom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
PLOT TO BLAST
HER REPUTATION
NEGRO HIRED TO lNCRlMlNATE
SOCIETY WOMAN MAKES A
CONFESSION.
"A GREAT CONSPIRACY
Formed to Ruin Defendant in Sensa.
tional Pihshurp Divorce Suit
Prosecutions May
Follow.

Pitt burg. Pa. April Information
will be given in few days against
three prominent persons connectel
with the fIartje divorce case Assis.
ant District Attorney John s. r. BIB
Jr., is authority for the statement
Mr.. Robb made a sensational speech
to the court when Clifford Hooe the
colored cOachman. with whom Mrs
Hartje Is said to have been intimate
was trying TO secure his release from
jail.
Robb characterized the Hartie cas-
as the greatest conspiracy ever formed
and sa d there would be pro ecuticns,
Robb declares Hooa has made a full
confession that he lied when he ac.
cused Mrs Augustus Hartje OF being
intimate with him; and further, Rohb
says. Hooe has confessed II was a
cen, piracy and gave the names of
those who conspired.
What ! said yesterday in connec.
ton with that case Is true. and we
have ample proof to bear oat my state
ments," said Mr. Robb today. THAT
there was a conspiracy to ruin the
character of Mrs, Hartje we viii prove
when the persons named are brought
into court as hey w be
Information will be given again
at least three persons high up in the
business and social world, and we will
prove our case against them There
never was a holder or more outrageous
attempt to blacken the g od name Of
a woman than is shown in this case
This man Hooe was the dupe Of
these who are in the conspiracy and
he has confessed his part in il and
implicated others besides those we at
first suspected, We will show that
these people met down town and prac.
tically plated the cheme to iniure
Mrs Ilartje At that time TIooe was
not in the case, hut the result Of tha
meeting and talk was that II was
decided that Hooe was the man to use
against the good name Of Mrs ITarja.
Then we viii show the payment of
money 10 Hooe f,r his false testi
nony."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

New York, April THE World to-.
morrow will say One of the leading
merchants in New York said last night
that arrangements are being perfected
here and In Par's and London for a
reyC luton IN Venezuela which will
anniiiilate Castro and open up that
country 10 American capital and en-
terprise.
"A number OF rich New York mer
chants are said TO be interested In The
movement, which, the promoters de
clare VIII involve he employment Of
5000 soldiers and an expenditure Of
$4,000 n the campaign.
President Castro, according to The
plans is to be either expelled or de
stroyed and a native Venezuelan Is to
be installed as his successor,
In this connection it is said that
Castro, anticipating successful revo-
luton against him sooner or later, has
converted some Ct his alleged $40 600
600 fortune into cash and has sent il
to America and France.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
CHICAGO READY
FOR THE ELECTION
QUESTION OF MUNICIPAL OWN
ERSHiP TO BE SETTLED AT
POLLS TUESDAY.
THE CAMPAIGN is OVER
Chief Interest in Fight is centered
in Vote on Municipal Owner
snip OF the Street Railway
Systems.

Chicago, April l.-Active campaign
work incident 20 the election 10 be
held in this city next Tuesday has
come t9 a close A few ward meetings
are scheduled for Monday. but the
larger port of the eiect,oneering was
finished with the week. The chief in
jerest in the election centers in the
vote on municipal owner. hip of the
street car companies and the operation
IF the lines by the city On this Ques
ton three propositions will be sub.
miited 10 the voters and the second
IF them must receive 60 per cent. of
the total vote cast in order to be car
ried The majority cares the others.
The first propo ition is Shall the
eity # Chicago proceed to operate
= rect railways"
The second reads as follows
Shall the ordinance entitled An
ordinance authorizing the city of CHI
cago 10 construct. acquire. purchase
own and maintain street railways
within is corporate limits. and provid-
ing the meang therefor passed by the
city council Jan. is. 1906. making pro
y sion for the issue Of street railway
certificates not to exceed in amount
sTj.0o0t ~. be approved"
The It'd proposition is:
Shall the city council proceed with (
out delay 10 secure municipal owner
ship and operation Of all street rail
ways in Chicago under the Mueller
law inseai Of passing the pending
franchise ord nance Of any other ordi- /
na0ce- granting franchises t0privatc
companies? ?'
The Mueller law is an act passed b.
the legislature causing the city Of
Chicago TO issue certificates to the
amount of s75 100000 for the purchase /
II the street car companies. the city 4
having reached the limit # It's bond /
cd indebtedness under the existing
city charter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
SATISFACTORY CONFERENCE
ASSURES PEACE IN EUROPE

Paris April Foreign Min ster
Bourgeois at an early date will address
the chamber of deputies. setting forth
the governments S view as a result of
The conference on the Moroccan re-.
form al Algeciras
The agreement is hailed with salts
factien by the officials aud by the
public press, which was weary of the
prolonged controversy and the dis
turb .ng possibilities Of war.
The view in official quarters is thai
France fecures a fair degree of sue
cess on the principal questions relat
ing to the police and the state bank.
However II Is recognized that neither
France Eor Germany has secured all
that was wanted Frances desire TO
have control of police and partly real
lied in her be ng allowed 70 police
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
TILLMAN IS TO FIGHT RATE
BILL ON FLOOR or SENATE

the interstate commerce commission
pending the judicial dtearminaIon OF
any case which may be appealed from
the rate established.
This i the contention which Senator
Tillman and a number of Democratic
senators have urged, as they argue
that af lure to provide absolutely
against the suspension Of the rate,
operates to nullifv he objects for
which the legislation is desired
The senator added that be would
preier TO vote for the house bill as
1t TODD Chan to accept the amendmen.
for the pending measure and give the
right of review where constitutional
questions are involved The proposed
was di cussed generally
today among group of Democratic
but there was no conference
on The subject among them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
nv LOVE? YOU CANNOT TEACH.

Mansfield, o.. April IA jury in the
Common Pleas court today decided
that q school teacher who Is In love
is Incompetent Miss Ethel Downond
sued the hoard of education Of Madi.
son township for 1850. because the
members discharged her before he
expiration Of her contract as music
teacher, They charged at the time
that she was incompetent The de-
fense proved she was in love while
serving as teacher, and for that hca.
son was not competent. The jury ac.
cepted the defense's view of The mat
ter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
OPERATIONS Of
THE SYNDICATE
TO BE PUT UNDER THE PROBE
BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JEROME IN NEW YORK.
GRAND JURY TO MEET
Today and Recorder GoH is to Give
Another CHARGE TO the Jury
Questions May Be Presented
BY Jerome.

New York, April When Recorder
Goff sits in general session Monday
and charges the grand jury no one
will be more deeply intere ted upon
what he says on insurance matters
than District Attorney Jerome
The district attorney stated publicly
that he would not bring a criminal
proceeding before Recorder Gof. be.
cause the recorder is a policyholder in
the New York Life. apparently sug-
getting that Recorder Gon might be
unduly influenced.
The recorder has authority TO take
mp the insurance inquiry where il wa
left by Judge OSullivan and insist
thar the grand jury handle some of
those ether proceeding than that re
lating to polit cal contributions.
Il T. understood that if Recorder
Goff does instruct the grand jury or
insurance matters the district attorney
will go before it and present hlc l:cs-
iions similar to those given 30 t1e
grand jury. but relating to s.aCicote
operations.
Mr.. Jerome. II Is aid. takes the
same vicw Of the syndicate operation
as he did Of poll ical contributions.
He intends. if Recorder g # bring nap
The insurance inquiry. to have a pre-
eminent prepared asking Recorier
Goh to decide il felonious intent is
shown and if those concerned are
guilty Of larceny This proceeding. If
is said. applies only 10 general syndi-
cate operations. in which The insu~
ance and trust companies participated
IN he profits. while IN cases which in-
diyiduals profted indictments will be
asked for.
Mr.. Jeroms plans TO go before jus
tice Scott and take mp the serious
criminal proceeding suggested by the
Evidence taken be.Ore The Arm .trong
committee. and gathered by account
anis aud o.hers who have been work
ing for weeks under the supervision of
Concluded on third page
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
YECCS STILL BUSY
In Southeast Missouri-Two Safes
Blown at Dexter. Mo-Got Only
$3.50 For Their Trouble.

Dexter No. April e. Burglars blew
the -afe Of Emory & Hcisserer. at Es-
sex lat night securing 81. and then
blew part r the door from the Far.
mer bank al Essex. buf did not get
in ide
The also robbed the pogtof ce Of 30
cents.
Foth Of the safes which were blown
were in the same building. the front
of which was badly wrecked by the
three charges " nu-oglvcerin.
The clock Oh the wsH was blown
down and stopped al l.s9 a. m- show
ine the time vhen the exDlc ion was
heard by several citizens Bloodhounjs
have been secured from Charlie ton.
but no trace of fhe burglar has been
fornd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

Washington April Senator TIL
man. who ha charge Of the railway
rate bill in the senate. said tonight
that he was not sat sfisl with he
court review amendment to the meas
ure which was agreed on yesterday al
conference Of President Roosevelt
and several other Republican senators
who are supporting the bill and mem
bers OF the inter ate commerce CON,
mis- sion
Tillman aid that he would oppose
it on the floor of the senate and he eH-
pressed the opinion that not half a
dozen of his Democratic colleagues
would support the amendment
Senator Tilman declares the amend
ment does not meet the situation fully
as II makes ne provision setting forth
specially that there shall be no sus
pension of the railway rate fixed by
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

$4,000 MEN OUT IN ILLINOIS

Springfield ILL.,. April Tomorrow
an coal miners in Illinois will be idla
not only because Of The strike, bnt be.
cause the men will celebrate the eight
hour work day obtained on April i.
1898 Tuesday me miners tate exr.
ent.ve hoard viii meet TO plan a strik
campaign. On the same day The Illi-
nois Operators Associations win meet
in Chicago About $4,000 men are oil
strike in Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
TRUSTED BANKER
IN A DUAL ROLE
OFFICIALS SEARCHED LOCKER
FIND PROOF OF THE DUPLl-
CITY OF NOTE TELLER.
ADMITS He IS THIEF
But Denies That He Had Dealings
With Many Of the Fair Sex AS
Many Notes and Letters
Would Indicate.

New York. April IA mans best
friend Is the money he has. When |
had plenty of money had plenty OF
friend. Now. when ! am down and
out, no one has been to see me but
my faithful friend and life partner
my wife,
Such is he philo ophy Of Jcseph A.
Turney. the defaulting note teller OF
the National Bank of NorJh America
Some OF the friends his money
brought him during the five or X
yeas he was stealing from the bank
were of the opposite sex and 10 avoid
exposure of details concerning them
Turney is ready as he expire es fl 20
take his medicine.'
That Turney was mixed up with
women had been eh0wn first when
picture postal cards printed in France
We're found in n possess on at tha.
time Of his arrest. In the blank spaces
under the picture there were refe-.
encee. in woman's handwriting that
corr spondcl IN character to the pie.
tunes them elves.
That Turucy had complication Of
one sort or another viii three women
was made plain after an examination
Of his locke in the armory nf the
Twenty -egiment Of which he
had btcn until Last Monday O captain
a search brought cut memoranda
that was considered Of value hy The
investigate. Slips Ct paper showed
ha Turney had been iugeling checks
since 1896. when he wa as isfanr note
ei'er The memoranda also made ID
apparent tiat he had held checks back
II various times for Suits ringing
rom $4,000 10 $4,000 About q hnn-
lrcd letters were also f81nd from
roncn who signed themselves
Esith. May and ~Edna' In a
a'chel was discovered a slipper and !
pai- of black sock nss that be- Z
oneed 10 a woman. Evidence was also Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02

me important Atlantic ports. including
Mogador, which Germany was sue
pected as coveting. and also with her
ally Spain, to police Tangier and Casa
Blanca.
On the other hand 1t Is thought that
Germany's desire to internationalize
Morocco was partly real .zed. as the
Franco-S Spanish police is subordinated
to the inspector who viii report TO dip-
limatic corps. Thus both countries iii
measure We're successful, but each
Is so safe-euarded that neither will be
able toclaim a victory. Frances Paci-
iic penetration Of Morocco, II is
thought. Is remotely postponed ais it is
likewise TO the cream Of the vaat
.1f rthwest African empire. Aside from
hese details officials consider that
agreement assures preservation IL
peace Of Europe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
SLAIN BULGARIAN
Who Was One of the Many Killed in
Minneapolis Wss Former Fore
man .. Lincoln, IT,. Mine.

Lincoln. lll. April 1.-Cne of tue
Bulgarians who was found murdered
at Minneapolis this week has been
identified as Ncclo Detmc.rj who was
for several uonths in charge of a -lnr
of workmen in the employ 0f Parton
& Gibson. contractors for the double
tracking m the Alton railroad rl,a
of this city.
Detmetri was foreman e the gang
ana va wei known al he local post
OF &c and German National bank.
where he bought foreign exchange for
his countrymen. He ws= the only one
who could speak English.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
SKIPPED THE ROPE
ey Hanging After he Had Worked
Like Trojan for Years to
Square T. o. U. Accounts.

Chicago. Aurii Tive skipped"
This va tae note found in fhc
pocket of man who vas discovered
hanging TO a iafie- 81 an old shed
along che dia mage canal several days
ago.
Tho my ~ was cleared up TO-DAY
whCn Edward Quinn. an organizer for
the American FeIcra Jon OF Labor
came into IRE cts and aid tbc mans
name was Herman BhCiuhlrit. and
that he RAD pr0habir haseed himself
According 90 Quinn Rbeinhardt
woTlei for 93 years IN pay hi debit
ami afts- the last hiH r. $3.50 had
been pail ove- 90 TIRE orgauizer ne
decided to skip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
SAVES STRAPHANGER's CORN.

ST. Louis, April LIN the Dayton
treet police court today Judge Pol
lard iinel Harry Cherry S. for tramp.
ling on William McDonalds rn in a
street car last night
Cherry forced his way into crowd.
ed car during the rain and Mcdonald
foot got Under his. The conductor and
some Of the passengers pried them
apart finally and Cherry was arrested.
Police Judge Klieber recently rend
cred decision that a pa. enger has a
right TO swear al a conductor when
carried past his street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-02
OUPED BY TALES
OF GREAT VEAL TIL
WHICH HE THOUGHT WERE
AWAITING HIM ON THIS
SIDE.
TOD A FAIRY STORY
BY Plausible Don VINO Landed in
Jail When the credulous Bel.
gian Came to Himself in
New York.

New York, April Coming to this
/ country hoping to acquire more wealth.
than he ever heard OF except in the
fairy tales cf the man who lnred him.
Jena Emile lie Pierre was grievouslv
disappointed when jury before
Judge Foster. in General Sessions
court. failed to convict the man Of
mere larceny The u men were equal
ly divided and this the credulaus Bel.
gian could not understand when all
seemed SO plain and simple
Don Pedro Saarez de Mar no is the
man he accused Of having obtained
Si72 from him, ma. Of 60 expended in
taking L. Pierre and his friend. Nine.
Value Reddon about the city and
showing them he property which was
to be lie PieIIe's Bur Den Pedro Is
not vet free Of the laws clutches.
FOR be will be placed on trial again
charged with fleeing Nine. Reddon.
who also opened her purse strings
whom she though what a wonderful
man vas the Don 10 have broaehr
such go Il fortune 70 her cid friends.
me lie Pieres So Don Pedro went
back 20 the Tomls aud VII STAY there
3n-il he Is placed on rial charged with
.he larceny 81 S12S. which the woman
advanced tohim.
Told a Fsiry Tale.
Don Pedro mo. Le Pierre first about
year ago in brussels where The lat
O. lived aitb his wife He is d me~-
bsut in easy circumsta9-es. bat be
al ms lo his ionsinF Tor immense
.safb. Bu when he aad his wfe and
Ime Reddon had heard fhe marveious
tory related by tho Do1. the merchant
sif his ambition was realized The
ION told them of Re death II Jean
'essler in Bellevue Hosnital in fs4A
Ie was friendless and left no children
, enjoy The fdhrlous riches he hal
1eumulsted. But Don Pedro knew
(ConcIuded on Third Pagel