Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

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arrived the SIGNS we're thai the prsss
eeusisl advent ~osia sos BE- csss.
erssed hs anlsmised reioscinG
President zartlss ~as 9 nrtie. elder.
~ man. grizzly bearded. xtsh . con
siderable rssie n Indian bsood reveal
go In his cinnamon eoaaplexion As he
~ss assisted into his caHr,aGn. his
shsrp. besay evee glanced around sor
the expected aemoastrstioa a. Uss-
come. bur he faced . stolsd. unes-
rhnsed srrav Of curious csrizeus sight
seers the Cossarassans are by birth
and HABIT. and they turned out to shs
last sb'e-bodied sns' to witness the
scene. but they main tanned an sccusive
silence
Al length. after . prodigioas ealiop-
iAG and esrsetttnG Of red -sssh-a mo-
jors. Goid-laced colonels and epaa,etted
generals. the proeessioa formed for its
annual formal progress down the pris-
ctpal street--the Canine kesl-so the
0ssernmeet budding at its end
A. kA 49,
nsvement began. like q bird Of ni
sOsa the q j Pizzoui Jr. the swift
ct steamship q the vessvius line.
gheed Into the harbor IN plain view q
the president ssa his train
Ry The time tAe van of the process
sion had reached the government
building Captain Cronin Of the 8. j.
Pizzoni. Jr.. sad Mr. vincestt. member
of the vesuvias Company, had landed
and were pushing their way. biuA,
hearty ana aoachalaat. through the
crowd on the marrow Sidewalk Clad
In white linea, big. debonair. eth an
air Of good -humored authority. they
made eonspicusus AGures among the
dark mass Of unimposing Costarar
Gusns. They peaetrated to within Q
few yards Of the steps Of the brown
stone building Casa Moreno. the
brown White House Of Costaragua
Looking easily above the heads os the
crowd. they perceiveA another that
lowered above the undersized natfves
II vas the hery poll Of Dicky Maloney
against the we'll close by the lower
step, sn1 his broad. seductive srfn
showed that he recognized their prss-
ence.
Dicky had attirsd himself becominH
ly for the festive occasion In q veil
hitting black suit Pasa was close by
bis side. her head covered With the
ubiquitous black mantilla.
Mr.. vinosnts looked ct her attso-
lively.
"Botticeln's Madonna" he remarh-
-. Gravely. r wonder when she ga
INTO the GA0s I asat hhe has 81
ting tangled v1tA The vonea. I heps1
be would hssp sway from tAsa."
Captain CreainS laaGA alnsst ors0
attentioa froa the paraAe.
with that hsel ~ hair! KeeD
eWay from ths women, Ana Q Ma
lsney! Hasn't he Get . license, But,
nonsense aside. what - you thinh Of
the prospects? It's . species Of hh-
clustering out of my line"
Vincent Glancel again q Dicky's
Asad and smiled
Rouge ct Reir." he saiA. There
you have 1t. Make your play, gen
tlemen Our money is On the red"
They ceased talking. for General
Pillar had descended from the Arwt
carriage and had taken his stand upon
the top step Of Casa Morena As the
Oldest member of the cabinet, custom
had decreed that he should make the
address of welcome. presenting the
keys Of the oficial residence to tie
president at Its close
Holding IN his hand the gilt heys Of
Casa Morena. he began HIS address IN
. historical form. touching upon each
aAministration and the advance of
civilization aAA prosperity from the
Arst dim striving after liberty down TO
present times Arriving at the regime
q President Zarilla. st which point,
according to precedent. he should
have delivered . eulogy upon Ms vtee
conduct and the happiness of the peo-
pie, General Pillar paused Then he a.
lently held up the bunch Of keys high
above his head. with his ewes closely
regarding 1t. The ribbon with which
they were bound nuttered IN the
breeze
III still blows. cried the speaker.
exultantly. "Citizens of Costaraeua.
give thanks to the saints this night
that our air Is still free =
Thus disposing Of Zarilla's admins
tration. he abruptly reverted TO that
OF Olivarra. Costaragua's most popular
ruler. Olivarra had been assassinated
nine years before while In the prime
Of life and usefulness. A faction S
the liberal party led by Zarilla him
self had been accused Of the deed
whether guilty or not. 1t was eight
years before the ambitious and schem-
ing Zarflla had gained his goal
Upon this theme General Pflar's e,o
dueDce WAs l0OsoA H. ara- -.