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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
VICTIM OF STOCKTON
MURDER IDENTIFIED
A. N. McvICAR NAME FMAN FOUND IN TRUNK
Woman Whom He Registered His Wife Suspected OF Afro
cious Crme-McVicar Was Employed in Rawhide
Mine-Offcers Sure of Their Theories

train for some point Sacramento way
and notices have been sent to all the
officers to be on the lookout for them.
The woman has black hair and eyes
and Is rather comely.
The body of the dead man was iden-
titled positively by two men in the en-
ploy of Breuner's furniture store, as
they sold a bill of goods to him and
the woman last week to be shipped
to jamestown. Later, at her request,
the shipment was changed to Martelrs s
station, near Jackson, she stating that
they were to be sent to her brother,
Mr.. Ledoux.
The police have learned that the wo-
man, who is les than 30 years of age
apparently, has been married to a man
named Barnett, who died in Mexico,
and later to man named william
Williams. She left Williams, 1t Is said,
and went to live in a house of ill-fame
in San Francisco, after which she is
supposed to have married McVicars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
MRS. MACKAY'S
GENEROUS GIFT
QUIETLY PRESENTS THE POPE
WITH 100000
Money Is to Assist the Church in
France, Which Is Needy Through
Withdrawal of State
Aid
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, March 25.-There is ex-
cellent authority for the statement that
the mysterious donor of the 100000
r, Gently presented to the pope is Mrs.
John w. Mackay. The object of this
princely gift is to assist the church of
France, which is in sore financial
straits through the withdrawal of state
aid.
The identity OF the donor has aroused
much speculation, and the rumor that
the gift came from former Empress
Eugene found a ready acceptance.
People who know nothing Of her char
acter jumped to the conclusion that the
presentation was made by her because
of her hatred to the powers that be in
France.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
GOV. PATTIS0N'S DAYS FEW
Physicians of Ohio Executive Do Not
Hold Out Hope of Recovery.
Has Comfortable Night
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, O., March Ex-Governor
Pattison had comfortable night, ac-
cording to the bulletin issued by the
attending physicians at 10 o'clock this
morning, and favorable progress
continues. At that hour the governors
pulse was Sc and his respiration was %.
The second bulletin, given out late in
the afternoon. reported his condition
unchanged from that in the morning.
The members of the family feel much
encouraged, but the physicians do not
hold out any hope of recovery.
A story printed today that the gov
ernor is suffering from cancer of the
prostate gland is neither confirmed nor
denied by the physicians.
The kidney trouble from which he
has suffered is now said to be only a
complication attending the real malady.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
WOMAN MOURNS
LOSS OF $4,000
THIS AMOUNT TAKEN FROM A
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT
Mrs. Austin Stephens of New York,
Who Claims to Have Been VIC
tim of Robbery, Offers
$4,000 Reward

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Mrs. Austin
Stephens, who is registered at the
Hotel Netherland, has advertised a
reward of $4,000 for the recovery OF
cash and jewelry amounting to $75.O0t
missing from a box in a safe deposit
company of this city.
The property disappeared, she says
during her absence in California, where
she went in May, 1904, to look after
some mining property left by her hus-
band.
Her former attorney, Thomas c. En-
nevor, Mrs. Stephens says, had joint
tenancy of the box in which the valu-
ables were deposited. 1t is said Mrs
Stephens does not think Ennevor re-
sponsiole for the loss, If there is loss
Thomas C. Ennevor, counsel for Mrs
Stephens, says he believes the property
alleged to be missing will turn ur
all right He says Mrs. Stephens is a
woman of hysterical tendency, as he
understands she has charged people
with stealing from her before.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
DENVER LID Is
NAILED DOWN
COUNCILMEN RAID TWO CLUBS
I'M SPITE OF THREATS
City Marshal Heads Posse Which Con-
fiscates Liquors and Lands the
Managers and Patrons
In jail
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DENVER, Colo, March 25.-After
persistent disobedience of city or
dinances, two clubs organized to evade
the liquor law were ordered closed by
the city council, and the city marshal
told either to see they were closed or
resign.
The marshal promptly deputized
every councilman and took them along
as a. posse to raid the places. confiscate
their liquors and remove them to safe
place in the city hall.
The officers of the clubs had threat
ened to kill the marshal should he raid
the joints, and the marshal intended
that the councilmen should share in his
danger.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
SCOTTY STILL
HURLS DEFIANCE
PLAYS IN MEL0DRAMA AND
PREDICTS VICTORY
Actor-Miner viii Have His Hearing
I Monday in the Police Ccurt-De-
cIares All Charges Against
Him Are Preposterous
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-The
warrant from San Bernardino county
for the arrest of Walter Scott was re-
ported to have reached this city this
evening. +.
This and his matinee appearance In
a wild and woolly desert melodrama az
a local theater were about the only
new features in his case.
"Scotty," after his release from tne
nolice headquarters this morning, cir
culated about town making his usual
talks and declaring the charge pre-
posterous and that he would easily bea'
them when brought to trial.
He will be given a hearing on Mon
day in the police court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
TWO KILLED AND TWO
HURT IN SALOON FIGHT
COLORADoANS AND MEXICANS
SHOOT TO KILL
Town Marshal Shoots Down Two in
eIf-Defense-He Is Afterward At
tackled and Badly Hurt-cIubbed
Daffy
BY Associated d Press.

BY Associated Press.
AGULAR. Colo, March 25.-Two men
were killed in fight which started in
a saloon here late last night and two
others were severely wounded.
The dead:
SAMUEL VIGIL. ,-'~.e'
ANDRES MARTIN.
The wounded:
James Davis, town marshal.
F. NJ. Vigil, justice of the peace.
Samuel Vigil and Martin were killed
by Davis, who says he shot them in
self-defense.
A score of Mexicans attacked Davis
after the shooting and he was badly
cut about the head before he was
rescued.
f. M. Vigil. father of Samuel Vigil,
started out with a shotgun, vowing to
kill Davis and was dubbed into un-
consciousness by Deputy Sheriff Shelby.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
TRAIN RoBBER SURRENDERS
Pennsylvania Railroad EmpIoye Wants
to Be Prosecuted for Looting
C. G. N. w. Road
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LIMA, O., March 25.-Yard Conductor
H. T. Sloane of the Pennsylvania rail-
road walked into the police station here
today and asked to be locked up he
stated that in November, 1897, he, with
two other men, held up and robbed an
express train of $4,000 at Galena, Ill,
on the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road.
Sloane was held, and inquiry has
been made concerning his story. He is
believed to be mentally unbalanced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Search for Mrs. LeDoux
f3v Asaoria ted Press.

JACKSON. Cal, March 25.-Sheriff
Sibley of Stockton arrived here this
evening in quest of Mrs. Emma lie Doux,
believed to be connected with the muir
der of A. NJ. McVicar. whose body was
found In a trunk left at the railroad
depot at Stockton yesterday. In com
pany with Deputy Sheriff Mckay, he
started in a buggy for the Head ranch.
about thirty miles north of Jackson:
Mrs. Head, to whom the ranch be-
longs, is the mother of Mrs. LIE Douxr
whose maiden name was Cole. She is
the oldest Of eight children, six girls
and two boys. She is now about 81
years old. She and her husband about
two months ago leased the Head ranch
containing about sixty acres, her
mother making her home there also
Mrs. LIE Doux was seen in jackson
about a week ago.
The officers will make a thorough
search, not only of the Head place, but
adjoining premises.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Eagles at PortervlIIe

PoRTERVILLE, Cal, March 25.-An
aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
was instituted here today by State
Deputy Grand President J. w. Starley
of Los Angeles. Special trains We're
run from Bakersfield and Hanford and
several hundred Eagles were present
from various portions of the state. As
semblyman Aubrey Lumley was elected
past president. The Eagles special
train was tied up here because of flood
conditions at ViSalia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
$4,000 Robbery
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 25.-The only rob-
berry occurring on the Chicago & North
western railroad near Galena, accord
ing to an official of that road. was that
known as the Tower w robbery, near
Dekalb, forty miles from Galena. That
robbery occurred in 1899, and netted the
perpetrators in the neighborhood of
$40 0O0
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Battle in Morocco

BY AsSocIated PreSS.
PORT SAID, Morocco, March 25.-A
battle is progressing in the vicinity of
Kebdala. The pretender's infantry and
artillery are firing hriskly on the sui
tan's cavalry. which is operating with
difficulty in the broken country along
the banks of the Mulyax river. De-
tails of the battle have not yet been
received.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
INDIAN MURDERERS DOOMED
To Be Shot for Killing French Priest.
Lieut.. Gen. Chaffee Returns
to Mexico City
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. March 25,-The In
dian murderers of a French priest near
the mountain of Malinche will prob
ably be shot on the scene Of their crime
in the state of Tlaxcala.
Lieutenant General Chaffee, United
States army, has returned here from
the hot country.
Heavy rains have greatly helped the
sanitary condition of the city and the
typhus fever is abating.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Looking for Train wreokers
BY Associated Press.

BY AS5UCItI'OU IOE'E''
SAN JOSE, March 25.-Sheriff Ross
and his deputies have been at work all
day in an effort to find the man or
men who Saturday afternoon piled
rocks on the Southern Pacific tracks
between Santa Clara and Lawrence
Absolutely no feature of the case has
developed and the authorities declare
thav have no clew to the miscreants.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Referendum for Miners

BY AssocIateu FIes5'
LENS, France, March "a. = The
Miners congress today decided upon a
referendum March 2S on the question
of the acceptance or rejection of the
terms of the striking miners by the
operators. An enormous demonstra-
ton followed the announcement Of the
referendum.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
American Church Anniversary

BY Associated Press.
ROME, March 25.-The American
church of st. Paul was crowded today
on the occasion of the thirtieth anni-
yersary of it's conservation. Bishop III.
C. Potter who read the conservation
service preached. Bishop Potter's
father held the first service in the
American church in Rome In 1853, when
1t was held in private house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
LIGHTNING KILLS PREACHER
Iowa Mormon In Midst Of Sermon
Struck Down by Bolt-church
Catches Fire
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CARSON, Iowa, March 25.-While
preaching to his congregation today,
Rev. G. B. Lentz, pastor of Latter
Day Saint church at this place, was
struck by lightning, which caused his
death within half an hour.
The bolt descended during hard
thunderstorm and was communicated to
the preacher by a chandelier hanging
directly above his head. The shock
threw him to the floor in an unconscious
state, while many persons in the con-
gregation were partially stunned.
After nearly everyone had fled from
the building Lentz was carried out, but
failed to regain consciousness.
The church took fire but 1t was saved.
Lentz leaves a widow and two chill
dren.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
colored centenarlan Dies
Rv Assoc1ated Press.

uKIAH, Cal, March 25.-Nathaniel
smith. a negro, locally known as Mig
ger Nat" died at his home in Mendo-
cino recently. While his age and birth
place were unknown to him, events IN
his life indicate that he was past 100.
He was one of the earliest settlers in
the county and at one time possessed
considerable property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
BIG RESERVOIR ovERFLoWS
Recent Rains Insure Plenty OF Water
for San Bernardino
County
By Associated Press.

REDLANDs, March 25-Today. for
the first time in fourteen years, waste
water is running from the Bear valley
reservoir.
From 10000, to $4,000 miners inches
have been released The Bear valley
dam is filled within three feet of the
top. insuring an abundance of water
this year in this portion OF the San
Rernardino valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Laying Japan Cable

BY Associated Fress.
SAN LUIS DE APRA. Island OF
Guam, March 25.-The steamer Urm-
stom Grange, carrying the Commercial
Gable companys Pacific cable which is
to be laid between Guam and Japan,
arrived today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
SURF BATHING CLAIMS VICTIM
George Markway Expires While SWIM
ming Near Beach at
Santa Monica
special to The Herald

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. Cal. March 25.-
George Harkway went bathing in the
surf this afternoon and half an hour
later his body was recovered on the
surface of the water.
IT is thought he died from heart dis
ease. from which he suffered. Mark
way was from Michigan and was 80
wears old.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Lucky Jump From Tree
Ry Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, March 25.-Augustine
Olivera, a woodchopper, this afternoon
leaped out of the branches of 65-foot
tree that was falling. He alighted on
his head and shoulders and second
later the heavy trunk crashed down
beside him, missing his body by
few inches. He is thought to be in
formally injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
Dewey Passes Gibraltar
By Associated Press.

GIBRALTAR, March 25.-Mr. Sprague.
the American consul here, today re-
ceived) a wireless dispatch from the
United States collier Glacier, inform
ing him that the floating dry dock
Dewey passed Gibraltar at 10:55 o'clock
this morning. The dispatch reported
ali well on board but said that the
weather was bad.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
MOROCCAN OUTLOOK HOPEFUL

Optimistic Opinions - Neutral
Powers Say Work Concluded
By Associated Press.
ALGECIRAS, March 25.-Both the
German and French delegates to the
conference on main reforms today said
that the outlook for an agreement was
eminently hopeful, but neither would
make a more definite statement.
The reports of the neutral powers,
however, asserted that the pricipal
work of the conference had been virtu-
ally concluded and that a settlement
was imminent, but said there might pos
sibly be minor bitches in connection
with the details, owing to the necessity
to minutely lay down the terms In
order to avoid future controversy. thus
postponing the signing of the protocol
another fortnight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy on
Monday; probably showers; light
southwest wind. Maximum tenl-
perature in Los Angeles yester-
day, 67 degrees; minimum, Sc de-
grees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
King Charles is m
"a AssocIated Press

Bv Associated Press
BUCHAREST, March 25.-The king
md queen started for Lugano, Switzer
land. King Charles will stop Oft at
vienna to consult a specialist.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-26
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND ILL


ened With Acute Pneumonia-Wili
Come to Los Angeles
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-John
Hays Hammond, the well known min
ing engineer of New York, is Ill in this
city, being threatened with acute pneu-
monia. Arrangements have been made
to take him to Los Angeles tomorrow
in a private car, in the hope that a.
warmer atmosphere will restore him to
his normal condition.
When at Tonopah, New, recently Mr..
Hammond contracted a severe cold.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03
La question de los muelleS
EN- SAN JUAN

En- la session celebrada aver tarde
por la Camara de Comercio, fu6
acuerdo enviar la siguiente resolu-
cion al Consejo>Ejecutivo:
"Por Cuants.-La' Camara de Co
mercio de Puerto Rico considera de
suma importacia para Ell Comercio
de San Juan, la construction del mue1
lie, cuya franquicia ha sslicitado eli
sefior don Carlos Conde, quien ha
manifestado, ante esta Camara, estar
dlspuesto proceder la Immediate
construction del rnismo, tan luego lie
sea definitivamente otorgada dicha
franquicia.
Resuelvase por la Camara de Co.
merclo de Puerto Rico, recomendar
al Hon: Consejo Executive, de su
mejor Y favorable consideration ( di-
cha franquicia, dentro de los termi-
nos que la Ley pcrmitan las conve-
niencias de este puerto demanden'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03

Ell importante diario madrile6o "Es
para Nueva" publica 10. siguiente:
"Sc encueutra entire nosotros en-
compaf1ia de su distinguida 'fanilia
ell director de ''Ej Constitutional de
Venezuela. don (,umcrsindo Rivas.
FL Sefor Rivas ha realizado er 81
pals una hoada Y provechosa sbra de
cultura colaborcndo con Ell. general
don Cipriano Castro, que 4 tan mobiles
Y her6icos extremes ha Sabido llevar
ell sentimiento de la dignidad nacio-
nal frente las exigencias de las na-
clones eXtranjeraS.
Ell seilor Riyas ha transformade Ell
periodismo en- Venezuela. dotando
su peri6dico de tales elemenfos mo-
dernos. que han heche de "El Cons
titucional' uno de los primeros dia-
rios que Sc publican Ell castellano.
Deseamos quc>la permaneucia del
cultO escritor americana entre nos.
otros sea dilatada Y grata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03

hecho, 10 que en- estos iustantes
Sc esta hacienda por la salud
material del pueblo americana
y por ell credito de una de sus
mas populares industrias.
La sentencia del gran diario
neoyorkino, es de una extraor
dinaria amplitud. .Tiene una
gran fuerza evoCadora Y una
trascendencia inexorable. So
bre las conciencias enturbia-
das, sobre las almas en- som
bra ha debido caer csc raYo de
justicia, esa luz roja de DESC III
te como la mirada severa de un
dios de represalia y de castigo.
"Desaparecerd, por deSokacf6n
la conereeacf6n de los htp6cvHas
Es precise que desaparezca
ST.
Es 10 menos que Sc puede
pedir: que desapafezca, para
que ell credito Y Ell nombre de
America no corran por La prem
sa universal entire grandes gri-
toS de alarma. Y bajo inmensos
rubros sensacionales. que avi-
san TN gran desquiciamiento y
.pregonan una gran inmo-
ralidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03
El atentado anarquista
suae EsTALLas en- EL TEnpLo

Por una circunsts ncia insign ni6can-
te, Ia bomba de Mateo Moral no ha
estallado en- La iglesia de los Ten6-
n1nos durante Ell nomento solemnc
de la ceremonial de Ia boda. L. in
.tenc1on del anarquista era arroiarla
ALI, donde estaban Ell reysy Ia reina.
lei principe hercdero, Ell Gobierno en-
pleno, el gran duque Vladimiro
todos los principles europeos que ha-
blan venido a Madrid para tomar
.parte en- la fiesta.
He aquf 10 que dice TN diario ma
drileffo:
F" Una persona conocidfsima, dig
na de ehtero cr6dito, y que goza de
gran prestigio en- Madrid, Sc 10 con-
to anoche a Moret. Esta persona
habia conocido Mateo Moral, dc
quien Sc habia hecho gran amigo.
lgnoraba en- absolute sus ideas,
claro es que no podfa imaginar sus
|deseos.
Mateo Moral le pidi6 una invita-
ci6n para asistir Ia regia ceremo-
MIA nupcial en- la iglcsia de los Je-
r6nimos. La persona en- question,
Icuyo nOmbre OCultaremos por ahora,
sc la prometi6 y Sc la busc6. Pero.
va con la invitaci6n en- e1 bolsillo
para ddrSela 4 Mateo Moral, sc ell
contr6 otro amigo y este, en- fuer-
"a de ruegos, Consiguio apoderarse
de la tarjeta, consiguiendo asf e1 pla-
Ger de prcsenciar Ia boda de los re
yes y evitando Europa entera. TN
acontecimiento que la hubiera CON
movido de. TN modo radical Y for
midable
La intenci6n es de tai magnitud
que pone a Mateo Moral por encima
de todos los tragicos.
a Shakespeare no hubiese imaginado
luna tragedia tan espantosa. En- una
lglesla, en- I'm lugar religioso, donde
esta reunida toda la Europa real Y
las mas atlas representaciones del
lclero, en- Ell momento de Ia apoteo-
sis y del triupfo, hubiera ell anar-
qulsta arrojado st bomba, baio Ia
Icual Sc hubieran derrumbado las b6-
.vedas del temple. La leyenda de
Samson y Dalila no tiene mayor gran
deza tragica. Y luego, Ell descon-
'clertO absolute de las autoridades.
potque. acknowledgements, la primera
victlma de a:catastrofe hubiera sido
ST. autor, y el restablecimiento de la
verdadse harfa impossible.
Conslderamos que esta es la noti-
cIa mas. interesante del atentado.
Ante ella, la tremenda catastrofe dc
la Gale Mayor resulta palida Sin
embargo, nuestra piedad es para las
vlctimas de la calle Mayor Y nuestro
estremecimiento para la vision de
eSa roja Y sana sangre popular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03
In tnuDh id Lrdo don Iacilfo. 7oXiiOI

Aver informabamos de la senten-
cia dada por Ell Tribunal ,Sdpremo en-
la causa, en- apelaci6n. contra lose
Morales (a) Yare-Yare, ordenando 4
la Corte de Distrito de Mayaguez la
|celebraci6n de I'm juicio s 10 que
rprocediera con arreglo q derecho
TambiGn informabamoS de las elo-
|cuent1siUas doctrinarias alegaciones
del diStinguido jurisconsulto don Ia
cint0 Texidor y Alcala del Olmo
al que la conciencia pGblica destaca
como una de las mas grandes inte
ectual idades de nuestro foro.
Hoy al q yer ell marcado movi
mlento de simpatlas hacia cl ioven
letrado en- los circulos privados, co
mo de justos homenajes en. la prensa
peri6dica, no podemos menos de con
gratularn0s cuando VemoS dignamen.
te honre dos los hermosos timbres del
de la ciencia, de los sentimientos ge-
nerosos y de las valuntades hrmes y
|decididas.
Ell sefor Texidor no solo Ell el
.asuntO de YareYare, sino en- todos los
que sc hace cargo, lucha con f6, con
ese entusiasmo siempre elevado y
noble de las almas. templadas, y ira
baja sin cesar haci6ndose superior a
las fatigas y cansancios de todo SCI
humane
Asf 10 ha demostrado en- ell case de
Yare Fare, en- ese caso perdido, en- el
que ha undo la acci6n de la justicia
ell extraordinario hecho de sacar q TN
desgraciado del mismo seno de Ia
muerte.
Nuestra mas enthusiastic enhora-
buena al sefior Texidor por su her
moso y meritfsimo triunfo profesio-
nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03

considerable de personas distingui-
das TN gran publico.
La banda de Ia Po1icfa Insular, ce-
dida mablemente por su director
nuestro amigo don Francisco Verar,
ameniz6 ell acto con escogidas piezas
de su repertoire cxtenso.
Al acto asistieron representatives IS
de todos los diarios de San Tuan. .
ALI y en- todas parties henos dido
tributar elogios a las distinguidas
dam2s que han tornado q su cargo
esa nobilfsima obra de carload, en-
la que les ayudad cficazmente, rum
0oSamentc nuestroS comerciantes v
varias damas caritativas Y opulentas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-03
FANTASfAS M0R1SCAS
Ell ANILLO Y Ell REY

LA imagen de la Virgen, Ell la
catedral de Madrid, ostenta en- ell
dedo TN anillo, aceFca del cual CORE
una leyenda popular. Alfonso XII
10 regal6, seg1n' sc dice, 4 la reina
Mercedes. Muri6 esta POGO despu6s
FL rey recobro la sortijs e hizo con
ella I'm regalo otro miembro de la
familia real, que casi al mismo item.
po falleci6 de un ataque de aplopegla
fulminante. Otras dos personas a
las cuales perteneci6 Ell anillo fatal
tuvieron la misma suerte, Alfonso
XII no Sc atrevio va mas entregar
10 nuevas manos. III nismo 10
guard6 para ST.
Ties mescs despues el trono. que
daba vacantc. Sc asegura por el
pueblo que Ell anillo de la Virgen
tiene doble virtud; mata casi inme-
diatamente. 4 los que no son absolu-
tamente dignos de el; y: por .el contra.
rio, conccdera la dicha y l0ngcyidad
al sobcrano que sepa deyolYer a Es-
pafia su gloria de..otro TEMPO Dice
Sc que Alfonso Kill, ,antes- de -su ma
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