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wagon. making IL very difficult for
them to see the track. When the train
struck the wagon the vehicle was In
the center of the track, and the ex.
press was running at such a high rate
Of speed that the wagon was carried
fully 200 yards. Several of the victims
were rolled along under the engine for
more than a hundred yards and were
horribly mqngled
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SEVEN KILLED BY TRAIN
Entire Family Meet Death at Sunbury
pa, Grade CROSSING.

Fd-, OFduc OTOsSInq.
Sunbury. Pa, March 26.-An express
train on the Philadelphia & Reading
railway crashed into a wagon contain
ing Washington Neidig, aged 63 years:
his sons Clarence. aged Al. and Cyrus.
aged SO; Mrs. Cyrus Neidig. aged 80.
and her three young children. and all
were Killed instantly with the excep-
ton of one of the children. who died
AZ hospital The accident occurred at
Haes Crossing. a short distance from
THE place. All the the victims were
re~ii~7fs ~ E9l-ho tcwrship, = which
"'--''~ ~r >'ai3ig We ~uy~~vi---.
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New York. March 27-Charges that
a fraudulent and corrupt conspiracy
existed between Richard A. McCurdy
Insurance company. his sOn-in-law.
Louis A. Thebaud and the latter's
partner Charles II. Raymond. are
made in the formal complaints in two
suits instituted by the company
against the men named for the recov-
cry of 81 10000. These suits are in ad-
dition Ia the one brought last week
by the company against Richard A.
McCurdy alone for the recovery OF
$3.50 900. The total now sued for
amounts TO s5l2OOO0 The suits
brought in the opinion OF lawyers form
the basis for criminal prosecutions.
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HleH ICES ZOE OHIO
Senate Psssed Bill Increasing Tax
From $3.50 10 $1,000.


Columbus. O.. March 2S.-The Aiken
BIZ. increasing the liquor tax through.
out Ohio from $3.50 TO $1,000 passed the
senate By a vote of 25 to H. This
males it practically a law. as Governor
Patison is known 10 favor Il and viii
sign the measure
The senate was packed 20 suToca
ton when the bin passed and great
shout from the temperance people
went up on the announcement OF the
vote.
The Aiken bin viii 20 into effect
Immediately upon being signed by the
governor. or within 30 DAYS should il
not be siEned or vetoed The brewers
claim the bill win drive half the sa-
looms Of Ohio. or about 5000. out of
business
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Crossed Baltic Sea In a Balloon

Copenhagen. March 27.-Two Ger
man soldiers landed from a balloon
Sunday near Karlskrona They left
Berlin on Saturday and crossed the
Baltic in fierce snow storm. AS they
we're nearing the Swedish coast the
storm caused a rent in the balloon.
permitting the gas TO escape. The bal
loon began 10 descend. and the men
were Obliged 10 cut away the basket,
throw out its contents and cling to the
net II was two hours before they
landed. exhausted
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This nfncment," said the long
faced prison visitor. must distress
you greatly"
Yes. replied the facedous con-
Sic'. Il find IL prison bars grating"
"Ah, life 70 ~ = a failure"
'vce. it's n~ttsrg but cell. Phil
Eue.I.,a Jr-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-31

Gibraltar. March 2s-Mr. Sprague,
the American consul here. received a
wireless dispatch from the United
States collier Glacier Commander II.
Il. Hosiey. informing him that the
floating dry dock Dewey passed Oh
braitar. The dispatch reported ali well
on board. but said that the weather
was bad.
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carnsoie Gives Schools $4,000 600

Pittsburg. Pa, March 2S.-It was
announced in this city that Andrew
Carnegie had given $1,000. 900 in add
ton 10 previous gifts for the mainte-
nance of the Carnegie Technical
Schools. The gift was made through
a special committee OF the trustees of
the Technical Schools, who visited
Mr.. Carnegie at Hot Springs. Va
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RECEIVER FOR PAPER MILLS
catawisss Concern Goes TO Wall As
Result Of Bank Failure.

Wilkes-Barre. Pa. March 27.-Judge
Archibald. in the United States court
at Scranton. appointed James B. Wat
son. cashier of the Peoples Bank of
Danville. receiver OF the mills OF the
Pennsylvania Paper Mi'is company, at
Catawissa. PA. The appointment OF 2
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady
winter extras. S3d3.35; Pennsylvania
roller. clear, 1925 a $40; city mills
fancy. S4.e064.7O. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel, SO. 65. WHEAT firm; No
2 Pennsylvania red, new. s3GS31kc
CORN firm No. yellow. local, 521ac
OATS steady; No. white. clipped
36Mc.; lower grades. 34l6c HAY firm
No. ] timothy, $3.50 for large bales
PORK steady: family, SIT. BEEF
steady; beef hams $2S a "a POUI-
TRY: Live steady: hens. h615c.
old ROSTERS, Toe. Dressed firm: choice
fowls, 15c.; old roosters. 10o. BUTTER
steady; creamery. SOC per 10. EGGS
firm; selected. 161a61Sc.; nearby, 15c
western, l4Ml 5c.; southern, lac. Pc
TATOES steady; per bushel 63c
BALTIMORE-WHEAT dull; No.
spot, S3Ac.; steamer ? spot 761ac
southern, 761kc CORN easy; mixed
spot. 4Szc.; steamer mixed, 46%c.
southern, 474c. OATS firth; white No
2, 37h m37kc.; No. 3, 36A 036%c. ;
No. 4, 341k 6JS5c.; mixed No 2, 3b5kc.
No. 3, 34Q3411c.; No. 4. 33G331kc
BUTTER steady; creamery separation
extras. 27IbM2Sc.; held, 23h624c. ;
prints. 2Sm29c.; Maryland and Penn
sylvania dairy prints. 16G17c EGGS
Arm; fancy Maryland and PeHnsylvs-
mia. 15c.; Virginia and West Virginia
15c.: southern, lac.
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Antiquity Of Sugar.

Sugar is an ancient luxury. The Chi
nese have been eating it for at least
1000 years.
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Sure Thing.
Having Some Fun

All things come to him who waits.
old age.-Puck.
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rERMsIN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES

t. POSTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DIX
NONiNATlON THAN TWO CENTS NOT
RECEIVED on SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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Govern the lips
AS they were palace doors, the king with
In
Tranquil and fair and courteous be All
words
Which from that presence win.
Sir Edwin Arno.s.
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LIZ Traekmen KnIed In runneI.

Baltimore. Nd March 2S - John
Ramische. Christian Kosnell and Martz
Loche members OF a track repair
gang. were killed and the foreman OF
the gang. W. IT Woods was injured.
by a light engine in the Baltimore &
Ohio tunnel near Mount ROYAL station.
The smoke from a train running I'm
ono direction obseured the light engine
running The opposite way until too
late for the victims 10 avoid &c.
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SATURDAY. MARCH alst 1906

Although Senator Aldrich by his
diplomatic movement in placing
senator Tinman in charge of the
Hepburn Rate Bill has brought a-
bout Senator Tnmans undoing and
the virtual defeat OF those interests
me is championmg. il seems that the
South Carolina Senator's vanity nas
been so uckled that Senator AID
rich has more influence over him
than anybody else. The following
explains the situation:
While Mt. Foraker was descant-
ing upon this subject. MT. Aldrich
approached Mr.. Tillman who was
still standing. not having perma-
nenuy yielded the floor. The
Rhode Islander whispered into the
ear OF he South Caroiinian. AS a
result of Mr.. Ei1-!cL's counsel. Mr..
Till nan asked that the rate bin be
temporarily laid aside In order that
the fertilization bill might be put
upon it's passage. This ended fur
Their debate for the week on the
rate question as when the fortifca-
tiOns bill was passed the Senate ad
i0urned until Monday
The Rate Bill was thereupOn side
tracked upon the suggestion of
Senator Aldrich While declaring
ais independence of the railroad
Interests. it looks as though the
railroad chieftain is leading Sena-
tor TiIman around with a ring in
hiss nose
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Waverly. Ohio March 27.-Mrs. Ma.
tilda Stultz. AGED So and her grand.
son. Ivy Jones, aged 1e. were burned
% death In n FIRE which destroyed their
dwelling, near here. The young man
made a desperate effort TO rescue his
grandmother, whose body was con.
sumed and was himself 90 severely
burned that he died later.
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Entered at the Post Office az Richmond. Va
a. ecooud-clas= matter
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- -oumunicatious fnteni-i Tor pnbr -a5ioD
-ncud pe -rnt 80 ~ o. reach us bv wednesday
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iBeham0S S0daSL

La Fdbrica de .SODAS, POLO NORTE,
Tetuan 26, usa filtros de gran abastecimien-
to, sistema BERK EFELD.
El Doctrr Samuel @. Dixon, del "Bacte-
reological Laboratory de La Academia de
Ciencias Naturales de Filadelfia, ha dado
el siguiente testimonio, que tenemos en- es-
tas Oficinas.
"Yo he sometido ell fiItro Berkefeld una
rfgida prueba bacteriol6gica, he encon-
trado en- 6l un EXCELENTE filtro me-
canico.
Sesenta muestras de aqua fueron exami-
nadas por mi antes despues del filtrado.
Antes el aqua estaba pobIada de bacterias
Y despu6s del filtrado eli aqua apareci0
cOmpletamente esteril. Llenos de aqua
les tubos, yerios d1as, obtuve el mismo re-
sultado.n
Por este srecomendahos, nueyamente,
nuestros sifones, porque ademas de la pu-
reza del aqua, estan saturados de gas car
b0nico, $50 libras de preston. Emplea-
mos gas lfquido, qufmicamente puro, a
una preston inicial de DOS MIL hbras
Ning1n organismo resiste tales condolences,
8v.s. RIVERO Y CIA.
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IN NEGRO QUE no.
qulere ser negro.


Acaba de lamar poderosamente II aten-
ci6n De los hombres qae saben mucho,
vulgo aabios, uno de esos fsn6menos que
no 90 ven todos los dias, como los eclipses,
y que ha hecho deslenguarse & toda Ia
prensa norteamericana. La cosa no e.
una broma, bien que=el caBo hizo doIer la
tesla cientffca Z mas de una celebrjdad,
ain conseguir hacernoa cerrar Ia boca por
ESQ.
Eduardo Kennedy, se llama 81 Va c6le-
bTe negro ) abri6 sus ojos en- Stamford,
Connecticut; ouenta 65 abrileB & su me-
gra natuTaleza Sc Ia ha ocurrido volverse
blanca En- un principle, comenzaron por
palideceT IA punta de los dedos, hoy sus
manos y sus brazos afrentan al aTmino, y
el roatro, de Ia barba Ia nariz, Sc ha tor
nado girls, mientIas las demas parties del
cuerpo van colmdndosa de manchas blan-
cas-.
Los sapientfsimos m6dicos no estan de
acuerdo (s6lo en la muerte estSn de acuer-
do) en- las causas atribuidas al fsn6meno.
que Tesulta verdaderamente fenomenal.
Muchos piensan en- una alteration de Ia
sangre; pero el ex-negro est6 buenfaimo de
salud Sc re lindamente, mientras les bio
lcgos se queman las restafas 5 Sc comen
las uiiaE
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mente; e.Soy mucho mas rica que mi hija.
Partamos.0
Dispenser ustedes que prepare aqui en-
cierto modo la memo1ia que tendre que
desarrollar ante nuestra aaamblea; pero
me veo arrastrado por la admiration.
Los abuelos contemplation al personaje,
cuya palabra adquirfa tai perfection, que
no sabfan 81 representaba IN paPel dec1a
Ia Yerdad.
La ioven estaba como una apfxiada que
tomara aliento sacudidas, alargando el
cuello y abriendo Ia boca. POGO q POGO
fbase iTguiendo en- su butaca.
Vefase panetrar en- ella la vida como Sc
We subir el vino roio en- una botella que Sc
est6 llenando.
-iQui6n podr6 apreciaT en- su iusto va
lor- prosigui6 81 c6mico-un acto de alb
negaci6n tan prodigioso? iPiensen ustades
en- esa fuga con el hombre aborrecido, en-
esa iniusta condemnation sufrida en- Bilen-
clio, on ega espantoaa injusticia de pasar
por una infame q los ojog de su propia hi
a, & la que tanto adoEa!
Ell c6mico mezcl6 sus sollozos de mori-
bundo los soIlozos de felicidad de Juana
los Bollozos de los abuelos.
-ilichoBa la criatuTa-dijo el fngido
delegado de la Academia-que ha podido
inspirar tan prodigioso herofsmol
Todos los tradicionales acentos del me-
lodrama, repetidos durante su vida de ar.
tista, suTgfan de sus labios, vivos, nRtuTa.
les palpitantes, como reanimados por 81
dolor sincere del amante abandonado.
Juana recobr6 muy pronto Ia aalud,
pues el m6dico prosigui6 el tratamiento en-
el sentido ideado por el c6mieo. Esti-
prOmeti6 escribir desde Paris fngidas car
tas de la madre. Semejante artifcio vi
vifc6 adn mas ell coraz6n de uana. Ell te-
ma no podfa ser mas BsncilIo.
mi querida hiia: Me he conducido All
por tn bien. Mas tarde sabrSs Ia verdad
de 10 ocurrido, con todos sus detalles. Era
el dnico medic de eque podfa disponer, etc.
Estas cartas contenfan un admirable
cSntico de sentimientos. FL doctor las LEILA
y, contemplando el papel, Sc encogfa de.
hombros y decfa para sus adentrop: '1Dios
milo, 10 que debe sufrir ese hombreP'
Juana otorg6 gu mano otro de sus
pretendientes Una tarde en- que fue el
doctor felicitar q los novioa, Juana le
die:
lie ten1do cafta de mi madre, una carta
preeiosa, Ia meior da todas.
81 doctor fu6 leerla junto q una ven
tana.
Mientras los novios hablaban, no pen.
sando mas que en- ellos miamos el doctor
entreg6 Is caTta al abuelo, diOiendoIe ca
voz baja, con lagrimas on los ojop:
iEs Ia Ultima que escribe ese desdiCha-
dol.
LEON FRAPlE.
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iris HIS ORIA De
una ernIgran en-.
los EstadOs UnidOs

Un agente de la sociedad de nifios en-.
contr6 una mujer con un niio en- los
brazop, tratando de abrigarlo sentandolo
sobre una sart6n caliente frente Il casa
MIN. 80 en IA teTcera avanida, ca NueYa
York.
La mujer era Sarah Lichtenatein de la
Tercera Ayenida, en- cuya causa, en IL
Isla de Ellis, se interest el Presidente
Roosevelt
Fue procesada hace algunos dfas como
=mendiga, ante Ia Corte Jorkville y des.
pert6 muchaB simpatfaa
Haee tres messs que vino de emigrante,
habiendo dado luz & I'M nino que Sc
bantiz6 con el nombre de Ellis Island
Eichtenstein.
Su marido no ia procur6 los inspecto.
res aconsejaron que fuese deportada. Et
Presidents Roosevelt dijo que su nine era
americana puesto que habfa nacido en- Ell
suelo de America y fue admitida.
Su maEido Sc le uni6 mas tarde, pero
luego Ia abandon6. Mr. Lichtenatin ref
rio en- la Corte una triste historic.
El abogado Spielberg prometi6 interesar
q "a sociedad laritativa de Judfos en- Ia
causa de Ia pohre mujer, y el magiatrado
Cornell la ampar6 hasta tanto que ge hsga
algdn arreglo para cuidar de ella y de su
nifio.
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METILOIDEs- El mejor mas seguro
de todos los especffcos hasta ahorR conocido
para la cura permGnente de todss las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas cr6nicas
agudas Oontiene 81 fluio cura por com-
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatornas
cistltis, ect. Mejor que las inyecciones muy
superior al s4ndalo y Copaiba. EmpieZa
Furtir su efecto las tres 8 cuRtro horas de
haberse tornado.
Los NETT fasiles de tomar
y est8n preparados de mAnera que no revuel-
ven el estomago nj producen malos efectOs,
De Venta On todas las Boticas. Pidange
muestFas gratis Bus dnicos fabHicsntea.
Frederick Stearns q Ga. Detroit, Michi-
gan q. a.
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REQ que pids pena De musrte

Los tribunales de Lieia acaban de fallar
en- un proceao aderamente sensational
Sc trataba de un doctor Sury que habfa
insulfado al doctor Delhaise, nam6ndole
imb6cil mientras etc tomaba tranquila'
mente ell cafe en- IN gran restaurant.
Exitado con la calma del doctor Del.
haise, que no contestaba una palabra &
sus invectivas, 81 doctor Sury, en- 81 paro-
xismo de la c6lera, le meti6 la punta del
paraguas por un ojo.
La varilla de acero penetr6 diez cent?
metros Ell el craneo del infortunado medi-
co, que falleci6 casi instantaneamente.
Ell doctor Sury, profundamente afectado
por Bu fatal arrebato, aleg6 por 81 mismo
ante los tribunales, pidiendo que Sc Ie con-
dena muerte. Pero no guerra morir por
un medic vulgar, sino prestando su per-
soma para aIgdu peligroso experimento
cientffco que le permitiera hacer IN su-
premo servicio 4 II humanidad.
La Corte desestim6 su petici6D, conde-
nSndolo & Is meses de prisi6n y pagar
una indemnizaci6n de 250,000 frances
la familia de su vfctima.
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n O.nC c E

Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvjls, Yises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper. Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, thew and second handy, creosOted
piles, twelve sets of new platform scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, Wheelbarrows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention. -
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN-CLOY.
P.O. Box 6S3, San Juan Pto. Rico.
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EN- NEW-Y0RK

Hospedaje de prlmera clase; ca
sa situada en- el punto mas CEN
trico la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias a los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono y dem&s adelantos moder-
NOS
Dirijirse a M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST ga STREET.
NEW-YORK, CITY.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTR

Observation-Disclosures de Bayamon y Capi,
lR RimultRneRmente.
Diag~ ~laborabIo-Naa afiana 6, 7.O5, 30
9.45 1l.OO. TRrd0 12,15, 1.45, B.15. 4.B6I 5.4S
DiSs Observation-Disclosures 8, 7.O5, $3.50, 9.46
11.OO Tard0 1916 1.BO, 2.SO, S.SO, 4.SO
Biilete baratos para d1as festivOs. De
Catafio q BayRm6n, ida y vuelta IL clase
SO-25 q case $0-16. De Bayamon CatanO
iS " vuej ta IL olass soils, 2@ claso $0-l0.
BiIi0to OU1inario dc Capital Cataflo en-
g. OIRBO d 4 eentavOs.
Bayam6n, 10 de septismbro de 1903 Ra-
mon VaIdae,
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Premios & Jos snponestes sobre GbretGs.
Sc Bortear5n tOdoB los amos entire los que
mas Ss distingan por 50 constancia On q
AhOrro.
HOras de GAIA: Para las imposiciones
De 8 1O3 de la manana, y de / 4 81
de la tarde los dias laborables de 81 &
1OS de Ia mahana los domingos; Para Ia
extraeciones, las miamaa horas ezcepto los
domingoA
Regsamento de Ia Seccs6n: Las personal
que interesen mas pormenores sobre M
pimosiciones extTacciones manera de Ii
quidar intersses etc, pueden solicitarse
eiemplaTes en- Ia Gaia.
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II CMN SET
Your Real Estate or Business
A v / S o.

Teniendo que tTasladar su residential de
la Marina; Ell abajo frmado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
ti1o en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafios, espigo-
nes, clavOs, hierrO galvanizadO, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de Manila de tOdas classes Y Ia
mafios, cable de alan1bre, moJones, ancIas,
remos Iona y estopa, alquitTan y PEI. acei-
te, pinturas herramientas para mulas
caballos, papel de fltro embreado para
techo, herramientas para herreTos, camas
para 81 ejercito [nueYas y de segunda ma
uo1, estacas creosotadas, ! 70 juegos de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 1000
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtido de art1culos de
alta menci6n.
Afladiendo q 10 expresado que la casa
misma en- que Sc encuentran los enaTradOs
artlculos, se ofrece igualmente en- venta.
JOHN CLOY.
P. o. Box 6s8. San Juan, p. R
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Para lamar Ia ateneI6n De los doses.

Los chinos, y en- particular los japoneses
tiensn IL costumbre, cuando se encuentran
orlando en- nm temple, de palmotear ligera-
meuta las maUos para atraer, seg6u dicen,
Ia ateuci6n de los diosos.
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CUENTOS AlEN0S.
EL uLTLMO PAPEL.

Juana habfa sido eduoaia por sus
abueloa lpaternoe, residences On BTive.
Como era muy heTmosa y dispcnfa de sua
cuantiosa dote, desde que hubo cumplido
dieciooho amos tuvo gran n6meTo de pre-
tendencies
Entire elloa fu6 preferido un joven que
ejercfa 81 cargo de pasante en- IN colegio
de Ia localidad.
Concertada IA boda, los abueloa dijeron
Juana:
Eres hiia natural, y tn madre, 4
quien no conoces, vive en- Paris SQuieres
que asista & tn matrimonio?
Isl, sf--contestest6 la muchacha con
entusiasmo.
La madre habrfa deseado que Il acom-
pafiara el amigo con quien viva desde
hacfa muchos amos y que conocfa Juana
por suB fotograffas; pero no fu6 inyitado,
q Gauss de su condici6n de c6mico muy
mediano tenido en- poca estima como
srtista.
La madTe Sc pTesent6 Bola en- Brive
ounce dias antes de la fecha fiada para
la ceremonial.
su precencia produjo verdadero asom-
bro.
Aquella mujer de treinta = seis amos,
parecfa hermana de 81 hija.
En- pocos dias Juana derroch6 tesoro de-
afantn Rlia1.-Querfa uus abuelos, purU
eI amor 4 su ma Ire ocup6 el primer pnes-
to en- So Coraz6n.
Y de prcnto surgi6 I'M espantoso drama.
La vfspera del matrimonio, la madre y Ell
novio de Juana emprendieron Ia fUga dir
gi6ndose q Paris.
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