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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
ASHES ON HUSBANDS GRAVE
Disposition Of Body Directed In VIII
of Widow OF Ole Bull.

Biddeford, Me-, Feb. 10.-Directions
that her body be cremated and the
ashes strewn over the grave of her
husband, who is buried at Bergen,
Norway, are contained in the will OF
Mrs. Sara C. Bull, widow of Ole Bull,
the violinist.
Mrs. Bull died In Cambridge, Mass,
Jan. 18.
An estate valued at upward of half
q million dollars is disposed Of in the
will. The principal beneficiary is a
daughter. Olea Bull Vaughn OF Cam
bridge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
John Browns Son-in-Law Dead.

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. 10.-Henry
Thompson, who was one of John
Browns lieutenants at Harper's Fer
ry, died at his home here. He was
eighty-nine years of age. After the
surrender of Lee, Thompson married
Browns daughter She died here five
years ago
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Kill a Siberian Wolf.

Lancaster. Mimi, Feb. 10.-A large
timber wolf of the Siberian variety
was killed in the vicinity of Pence,
Roseau county These wolves are
found only in Northern Canada and
Alaska and have never been known
to come this far south
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
INJURY AT DANCE is FATAL
High School Girl'G Foct, Stepped On,
is Poisoned.

Winona, Mimi, Feb. 10.--Although
her foot was only slightly bruised by
being stepped upon at dancing party
held at st. Charles a month ago, Miss
Agnes Holland. aged seventeen, a
member of this years st. Charles high
school graduating class, is dead of
blood poisoning. The girl first noticed
the effects OF the bruise week after
the dance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
LEGISLATION MAY RESULT
Illinois Senate Committee investigates
Garment Workers Strike.

Chicago, Feb. 10.--The state senate
committee has concluded its investi.
cation into the garment workers
strike, which was called off last Mon
day. The strike lasted four months
and involved about 10000 workers.
States Attorney e. w. Wayman re-
fused to take the evidence gathered
by the senate committee for presenta-
ton to the grand jury. He could not
see, he said, where there had been
any violation of the law. Senator
Henson, chairman of the committee,
said the evidence would be used to
frame legislation aimed at the aboli-
ton of blacklisting agency alleged
to be maintained by the clothing
manufacturers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Accused Of Stealing.

e. e. Chamberlain. of Clinton. Me-,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of
stealing g--the sting from burns Of scalds
the pain from sores OF oil kinds-the
distress from boils or piles. 1T robs cuts,
corns, bruises, sprains and injuries of
their terror" he says. "as healing re-
medy its equal don't exist" Only 25c
1T I'll druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Consultation

For over nine years suffered with chronic
constipation and during this time / had to take
an injection of warm water once every 74 hours
before i could have action my bowels.
Happily tried cascarets, and today i am Q well
man. During the nine years before ! used
Csscarets suffered untold misery with internal
piles. Thanks to you, / am free from all that
this morning. You can use this in behalf of
suffering humanity. b r. Fisher, Roanoke, Ill.
Pleasant. Paiatable, Potent, Taste Good
Do Good Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
l0c. 2Sc, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back $50
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
Bishop Whitaker 10 Dead.

Philadelphia, Feb. 10.-Right Rev.
Osi w. Whitaker. bishop OF the Prot
estant Episcopal diocese OF Pennsylva.
MA, IL dead at his residence here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Morrison Talks.

PiNGAMToN. y. Y. sept. I'm his
address at tho Labor day celebration
her" today Frank \ Morrison score
tarV 90 The American Federation Of
Labor. said
"Anfarou'sm by hostile associations
81 employers towards the men Of labor
is potent argument for the trade
unions II clearly depicts the strug-
I'll" and emphasizes the ~, ssing ncCes-
sitN of workmcn combining Tor mu-
tudl protection. p To stunt and rotar1
the growth Of our movement. every
means which can be conceived hv
suhtl minds has been invented. To
make fails" and criminal charges with
out any foundation whatever appears
IN he their present mode Of warfare.
In the kidnapping Of tho McNam-
aras they apparently are determined
by fair means or foul To strike union
labor "a fatal blow. In this. the pres
'nt difficulty. the members Of labor
ORGANIZATIONS of our country should.
with ono accord resolve to give 20 the
full limit of their ability n sufficient
amount of funds 10 guarantee 20 the
McNamaras a fair and impartial trial"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Abbott Obsequies.

Special Dispatch - tho INTEL. goncor.
FAlRMO\T. W. Va. Sept. 4.-Fu-
neral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mary Ann Abbott. widow OF Yer
non Abbott. whose death occurred on
Saturday evening. We're held this AT
ternoon at ? o'clock from her resi-
dence on High street. Mrs. Abbott
was - years and had been In dc
clining health for year past
She was a native OF Monongalia
county. but had been resident OF
this city for upwards OF SO years.
She is survived by three sons and
three daughters. as follows: Misses
Amanda. Alice and Ida AZ home. and
Luther Abbott. OF Grafton: Clarence
Abbott. Of this city. and TIerndon. Of
Parkersburg. The remains were in
TERED in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
BEACH
tContinued from first Page,


10 IN" east ana Jew over IN" CITY as
far north 80 the Lincoln school. While
ahov" the city the crowd got its first
thrill when the daring aviator started
ms SpifLi glide. the glide called tn"
death glide" ~ aviators. II was
wHiio doing this glide that HoNey
"hc soor" ~ Other famous birdm"n
mot tnrir death
'""l ana collected. Mr. P"aehv Dip
pa his machine almost over twice and
ther flow 20 tho aviation fcld. whore
ne descended lie was In III" air five
"r' hnlf minutes and fl.w a dis
t'nc" ~ more than nv" miles Ills
l'ch'St altitude on this Eight was l..oD
I""t.
eeaehy Talks.
soon afr niigh;ins Mr. Boachv
was approached IN his tent lv an In
t'.I-"uc'r reporter TIL daring Young
as i"t"r IS very much unlike public
i'"rs and docs T't seek newspaper
InhIi,i'y w hi" very pleasant. MI
l'"4rhf dii uot car" ?" discuss n
i'u-te his flight and d.i not boast
q arv - thu records h.. holds Sp.1k-
.ng ~ Lis :rst eight hero Doc stated
mt while Sc was VERY calm on tho
'"It. $50" feet above IN" cite IL was
Very WY dt md small gale was blow
!u-. Tho air her. tho hirdman stated
VS. very tr"acherous. probably On" 20
tE' h.rh bills This makes hts living
NOR dangerous and D." VIII ho v.rv
f'r'Hna'" q he escapes without an ac-
I tlu"hi during 'h" week
Second FLIGHT
Win N" wind settled cr,nriv M =
O'Clock Bench, started arranging his
| w'chtr" fnr his second night. Al
49,. N lis contract calls f.~ bu, .ri.
light dar. Nr P.a.hy decided 20
xiv" 't' spectators another eight and
81 200 h. climbed on Efs son. g. iis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Pictures That Please.

Every once IN a while you read
about some picture selling for many
thousands of dollars. but YOU can Sc
cure beautiful reproduction of some
of the worlds masterpieces. ready for
framing. absolutely free. by sending
the Hewitt Brothers Soap Company.
Dayton. Ohio. twOcent stamp and
twenty-five wrappers from Hewitts
Easy Task. The pure. clean, original
white laundry soap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Open Bids.

This morning meeting az the
BOARD OF County Commissioners. the
Board of Control and other Interested
parties will be held and the bids for
The improvement work on the TOP Mil
road opened and the contract awarded
Indications are that work on the road
will now soon be started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
lockjaw Claims Victim.

Special Dispatch 20 The INTEL. gercer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Sept. A.
Sunday evening az the home of his
father. Adam Beck. at Rivesville.
near this city. occurred the death of
Fred F. Heck after an illness of
several days OF lockiaw. About two
weeks ago the boy stepped upon a
piece of broken battle. cutting a cash
In his foot The funeral will take
place Tuesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
VETERAN ENGINEER Is
Run down By AUTO
Ns-ee-s ~I rsid Res-ia< Neet,ns
~ Aeeissn; .; T~-ft- ara
Nsr.ef street,.

Charles Riley AGED ahc-r - resi-
irc ~ LoFe-a-f. sas run couu ant
slightly injured Pig ar automobile -
-orgire % " q McCoubs - Sher
rari. a. he corner - TWeir-h ard
NarAet streets. about : 20 cock ys--
'erdaH afternoon The elderly man su--
tainet A bad cut over the LEFT eye ana
ar ahrasion ~ 'he 'ef- side - rs fac.
The chauffeur. assisted b persons Who
witnessed the accident. picked The .
terly man up and carried him into -.
Mcl-aiu drug store. Shere hts injuries
Were attended 20. after which he Ms
placed ON a car and sent home
Mr. Riley Is one ~ The old-time loco
mofi." "usineers. and IN an accident
several years ago he lost an arm and
"A Leg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

fore. Ills condition was perfect. He
entered the ring filled with conf
dence. and never once did he lose
his nonchalance.
On the other hand Hackenschmidt
seemed i'll al ease. During the first
fall be went about his work with his
face hot, and anything but the CLINT
OF confidence in his eye. After Gotch
had gained the first fall the COURAGE
oi the Russian appeared To have
oozed out OF him. With shoulders
stopped and eyes downcast. h. sat
IN his corner awaiting the starting
signal.
Hackenschmidt was heartbrokcn
over the result OF the bout. In his
dressing room for half an hour he sat
III his wrestling Earb. crying and re
fusing the proucred attentions and
cheering words OF his trainers.
Gotch only smiled after the match
vas over. He said the result was
exactly rs he thought II would be.
First Fail.
The only story OF the actua!
wrestling that WAS dou,. il soon told.
Time was called al 3 10 O'Clock Tuf
contestants Immediately locked heaGs
ana began feeling each other out.
For five minutes they tugged at each
otLrr necks. wrists and arms, but
neither Obtained "A dangerous hold.
II was Gotch who rrst turned at.
tention 10 the legs. lie made severa!
lake passes AZ HackeEschmidt'
knees before he finally obtained a
Knee hold ~ the end Of eight and "A
half minutes. once the Iowan's mas.
siye hands wcr" fastened on Hack.
erschmidt icft leg the Russian went
down. tie struggled ont OF that and
subsequent hold Of the same Kind.
and then became thc aggrcssor. At
lp minutes Hackcusrhmidt secured "A
body hold and puf Gofch 10 tho mat.
Hu, hc was down only an instant.
A.tor II minutes OF wrestling
Gotch started HackcnsChmidt down.
ward with a knee hold, faxed "A
crotch and then quickly worked the
. Russian into half nelson. They
struck tho matt oEetheT. head TO
head. Then Gotch pivotcd on his
opponents stomach. clamped on "A
rcvcrs" body hold and the first faI
was over
Second Fall.
7 Do" first il" minutes OF tho second
ia.. vas q repetition OF that period
'h ih" hT-f hut suddenly Gotten
reached down with his right hand.
Eraspcd iiacHenschmidt lett ankle
and unbalanced Tho lion.
Will" liackenschmidt was irving
to regain his equilibrium. Gotcn
struck thu mat together. head 20
right knee. and IN" Russian crumhlod
into heap upon tho canvas. Instant.
lt Go'ch was on him. his powerful
right hand firmly locked upon tho
urf"rmans i'f' toe. Hackouschmidt
screamed COUP" ~ times. rolled
over on his shoulders and gave 10.
BY Frank A Coteh.
Honestly. didn't think n would
p" 80 easy Ifackeuechrnid, gave mo
t1'n q desperate struggle .n our arsf
meeting that : was prepared and o,
l"r'l 20 80 through gi'h "A hard
drawn o.f ba'fic. Tho very minute
800 locked heads. ] fol' conHIenf tfa,
would vim. hI' roaliv did nor fain
victory would como e. quickly
By George Hackenscrr-
30 vHe 'hr ,Hsar@sf world. ~
p champion sscr won .r.,-.f
''o contest 7''h nr .r 'Hr~1 nee ana
t'i On. shoulders pinned 'p fhc mat
nv '' frf fue .r vro.. ..
rH-''- q ftro ro ono 'r Ilr. .
oil 'rf ins. G.f. Iftn ftn -..t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
kahn CLUB
Members viii Hold CIRCULAR MEETING
This Evening.

The members OF the Kain club. an.
der IN" auspices of ST MARY - church.
VIII hold their regular meeting AT the
club rooms this evening and will
choose the officers for the coming
year. ON Wednesday. the 18Th. the
club Will give cuchrc for the benefit
OF the club. Tho affair will be held i'm
the club rooms and will be- featured
by the many handsome presents that
ar" 10 be given As prizes Refresh
ments Will be served during the even.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
Adjust Matters.

The difficulties that resulted bc-
tween tho graduate nurses al the
North Wheeling hospital and the Of
ficials Of that institution are said ~
have been adjusted last evening salts
factory TO both parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

II have "a world of confidence in
"mr"rlain'S Cough Remedy tor I
NAY" used IL with perfect success. &c
Writ" Mrs. NJ. !. Basfori Poolesyille.
Nd. For sale 10y all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

Tuesday. September 5th-

ga elias. ra..rr. Purse $1,000.
%,t-,C~. 10 A-g,r.,o- ,,,. pau
.r1. f--,rl r,Ir.t.r ,~tsr,- 6nt.
nos, fte,l. l- ~ r, fts,. M, 49,,
Gosnel. Ce-uh-.tse CIV. Ind
Rate. 1, AtI,nt., K!-e. r,r.I rar,i-
son. Ru-le- Pa
r.owau.Ia. lIk g Us, Co- r.o,-~ie. Ma
wei - Sirr.r Carli-.-..- Ctfo
. % ci,ss 80, 80 ts,..
Major Cbir,oe- T. g Nor chimes. t.,i,.
60, NJ. v.i..,., ~ T., '''''
Burke porre-t y g Ant,yrss N d;
Dsrnet. Iy.s,,, ~ "a
Or. Daniels. b. I-oroar Ioor,l.
Bros. Vince Ing. W. ".
cameron 70 & Act'll. John ). Coll
r- ''.',. - v.,''.
va,ro (l,,-.,,..is ~. eng. i'a''
JON, Nai..-t i',. C,s+,, -,,o.,o-. /,
VI. FLICK. K.,,arnirE. rr
D!nEe. o. q. ty rs rg.rs: r. r. uoi
FORD. Far!g. Ky
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
GOOD RACES
rooi selling Was Active Last Even.
ing and Small Fortune Placed
on the Ponies.

When Starter Fred Upton taps the
gong this afternoon calling out the
horses Tor the various events on the
card. tbs best fields that ever scored
TOT the word will respond, and the
thousands that Will attend the big
west virginia fair will witness the
pest racing that was ever held under
the auspices OF n fair OF racing asso.
citation on half mile oval. Col. Rob.
ert Anderson. the veteran speed sec
rotary. has secured the best fields oi
horses that ever stepped on the
island track, and the lovers of tn
morse VIII no doubt appreciate this
by thronging the paddock today.
Overnight selling was brisk last
evening. and despite the fact that
there were large number OF
scratches In many OF the evetns. good
fields will start and betting was live.
ly. But four horses start in the 2:1i
stake. but they are four OF the bes'
sidewheelers that ever stepped an
oval. Babe. Nutmore. Lowanda and
Rosa Belle arc the four that Will
start in this event. AS predicted.
Nutmore was the odds on favorite IN
the betting. selling at S25. with the
field begging at SO. After IA few
tickets had been sold Nutmore was
barred in the pools. and few tickets
were sold Oh Babe. with Lowanda
and Belle in the field
The :22 trot proved a good betting
race, and will be one of the best
events on the card. Eight good trot-
ters start in the trot, and as several
have won their last out Il should
prove a long duel. Major Chimes
sold favorite at $40, Cameron 81.
McCash 81 and the field bringing 50.
Several thousand were placed on this
event
With eleven starters in the 90
pace, it also proved a good selling
event. and will he worth going miles
10 witness. This race proved the
best selling event in the overnight
books. He-tha. the little daughter O;
Onward. sold at SIS. Dewey Bell $50
and the field gobbled up at S12.
Twelve bangtails will face the red
flag in the three-Quarter mile dash.
which is the largest filling run over
held on a half mile oval. Col. Ander-
son secured the cream Of the running
world, and the event will 10 one
just as fast and "a closely contested
as on the Windsor and other large
tracks. The entries are horses that
raced all year on the big tracks and
were winners there Pools on tho
races will be sold under the grand
stand again this morning. The races
start promptly a. lis.
Following are the entries:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-21

son tabouret du coin de la table, pres d.
la porte. Ellie releva sa robe, s'assit e.
dit, prenant une forme de paille d Motto
garnie, sur laquelle Sc dressaient troi'
coques de ruban creme:
IL fat 81 doux dehors qu'on en- re
Went de bonnie humeur.
Mile Augustine n'eut pas Pair d'enten
Dire, ct deroula le paquet apporte de chez
Mourieux. L'apprentie tourna la tete
vers lie haut de la fenetre, qui n'etait pas
garni. CONNIE lie has des Wires cannelees
ct par on Pom voyait n pointe d'arbre
balancee dams lie clel. Ellie cut Pair de
trouver ce carre b]eu, beau CONNIE lie pa
raids, ct ellie soupira. Toutes les tetes Sc
pencherent au-dessus DIES tables, ct pon
n'entendit plus que lie bruit des ciseaux
coupant les fills, lie glissement DIES formes
sur les ongles des femmes, lie gemisse-
ment dun vleux tabouret don't les bar
reaux Sc plaignaient, GU des mots a demi-
voix: "Passez-mol lie %laiton, Mile Irma?
Savez-vous od est notre tulle creme Mile
Lucie?-Ce que je serai contente de sor-
t1r de soir! J'ai les yeux qui me pi-
quent." II y await, de temps a autre, I'm
baillement :etouf6. Les gestes DIES mains
etaient plus nerveux que lie matin. Par
fois une employees etendait les doigts a
plat sur la lustrine verte, les contemplate
ct, sans mot dire, les repliait sur peguille.
Les douze jeunes files que Mile Gle
mence occupant pendant la saison, ira
vaillaient lie long de deux tables parable
les qui a%llaient de la porte jusqu'a la fe
metre ne ~laissant qu'un etroit passage au
milie,,, ct deux autres lie long des
murs converts dun papier girls a feurs
bleues.
I'm poole, pres de la fenetre, d gauche:
un grand placard brun OH ron enfermait
les vetements solides, formaient tout lie
mobiller permanent. LIE reste sortalt lie
matin des %tiroirs, ct y rentrait lie soir; &C.
talent les menues fournitures ct les ms
truments du meter: des bobines de fiji
blanc. de fill noir on de %laiton, DIES eche-
veaux de sole, de petit champignons pour
poser lie chapeau, des %ciseaux, des bottles
de heurs artificielles, des coupes de ru-
bans, DIES plumes que delivrait la manu-
,%entionnaire de la sale voisine. Les jeu-
nes files etaient assesses du meme cote de
chaque table, rappreteuse pres de la gar
nisseuse, ct il NY await que Mile Angus
tine qui cut, outre l'appreteuse, tune petit
to main" sous ses ordres. L'apprenti ne
TAFT attachee a aucune ouvri6re IN parti-
ct son apprentissage consistalt re-
element, a faire les courses de la maison.
LIE soir await falt monter Iombre, peu a
(Suite au has de la 7eme colonne)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-21

aux humbles, aux genereux, aux bons.
Ellie les entretint pendant n heur'
encore. Puts, ellie les pria de s'eloigner
Ellie voulait Sc preparer d la mort! Les
sanglots d'Antoinette, lie desespoir d.
Philippe redoublerent.
-Ayez pltle de moi ft-elle. Avant d.
partir, je YOU ferai appeler pour vous dl
re un dernier adieu.
lis sortirent. Ellie demeura seule avec
les autres condamnes, parmi lesquels sc
t%rouvait lie pretre d qui ellie await DEF;
parle. C'est lui qui consolait ct qui be
nissait. II etait assis dams un coin de ls
sale, ct 0 a tour, la plupart dies con
damnes vlnrent s'agenou1llet a ses pieds
pour ~recevoir la remission de leurs fautes
Dolores imita,ses compagnons dinfortue
Epuree par la soufrance ct sanctifiee PAL
papproche de la mort, ellie Sc revela tout
entiere au confesseur que tant de vertu
penetra d'admiration.
-Malntenant, Je suls prete dlt-elle a
Coursegol. La mort peut venir.
ST jeune ct 81 belle, ct mourir! muir
mura celul-ci.
-Vas-tu t'attendrir sur non sort! lui
demanda-t-elle en- souriant. &c serait en-
pure perte, car je me sens tres heureuse.
-Est-ce lie sacrifice que vous accom-
plissez qui vous rend h%eureuse ainsi?
-Tais-to, ft-elle vivement. Que par
les-tu de sacrifice? II men faut jamals
parler. Qu'Amtoinette ct Philippe igno-
rent toujours que je suls morte d la place
dune autre.
Les saintes parlent ainsi, murmura-t-
il. CONNIE il la voyait toute gale, toute
enivree de l'~enthousiasme des maatyrs, il
aiouta: Je suis henreux de men al]er
avec O vous m'ouvrirez la porte du
ciel, ct je me presserai 81 bien contre
anne pure, qu'on me laissera d votre
suite.
Ainsi, ces deux etres s'elevaient jusqu'a
pheroisme par la simplicite de leur de-
Certes, nj Pun nj pautre ma
vait dams ses veines I'm noble sang, ct &C.
pendant lis allalent MOURN CONNIE des
.aillants, CONNIE des saints.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-21

IL etait tro1s heures. II falsait une
charmante journee d'hiver. LIE ciel etait
pur, lie soleil rayonnant.
Beau temps pour sen aller a Pecha-
faud! pensa Coursegol.
QUAINT a Dolores, ellie s'etait peu a peu
absorbee dams ses pensees, tout entiere d
Dieu, qu'elle pratt de feconder son de-
vouement, son sacrifice, ct den faire sor-
tir le bonheur des deux etres qu'elle lais-
salt apres ellie, ple1ns de son souvenir.
Tout a coup, plusieurs hommes entrerent
dams la sale. C'etaient pexecuteur ct ses
aides. Alors, parmi les condamnes, Pom
entendit quelques plaintes, des cris def
froi!
-Deja! fit une jeune femme qui JUS
q~u'alors await couragensement subj son
sort.
Eft ellie s%'evanouit. Ellie etait a demi-
morte lorsque, une heure, apres, on la
monta sur Pechafaud. Dolores, a l'aspect
de pexecuteur, ne perdit rien de son cal
me. Ellie 0ta lie chapeau qui la c%oiffait,
ct, tandis qu'autour dele trois aides cou-
patent les cheveux des condamn6s, ellie
denoua les boucles de sa splendide che
velure blonde, qui descendit autour del
lie CONNIE I'm wolfe mouvant. II v cut
dams la sale IN fremissement quand lie CT
seau depouilla de cette merveilleuse pa
rure cette tete charmante OH Partiste di-
vim qui crea la beaute semblait avoir epui-
sc, pour Pembellir, son tresor de graces
ct de charmes. Coursegol cut meme I'm
movement de colere a Get acte de barba-
RE. Dun geste, Dolores l'arreta.
-Je voudrals avoir mes cheveux dit
ellie ensuite a l'aide-executeur, en- mon
trant les blondes boucles qui gisaient a
terre.
Ills m'appartiennent, repondlt celui-c CT.
C'est Pusage.
Celia %suffira-t il a en- payer lie rachat?
demanda Dolores en- montrant I'm anneau
dor qu'elle portrait a Pun de ses doigts.
Sans doute!
Ell bien, Je les rachete.
L'homme ramsssa les cheveux, en- ar
rangea les boucles eparses ct les remit a
Dolores.
-C'est dommage! ft-elle doucement ct
avec tristesse, celia m'allait bien.
Ellie n'eut pas d'autres regrets, en- &c
qui touchait sa beaut6 ct sa jeunesse.
Quand ellie Wit que lie moment de par
tr s'approchait, ellie demanda a embras-
ser de nouveau Antoinette ct Philippe.
lis Sc tenaient pres de la porte, affoles de
douleur. lis entrerent suivi d'Aubry,
don't lie visage, quelque accoutume quill
fnt a ces scenes, exprimait la plus vive
tristesse. &c fut vers lui qu'elle ALA d'a-
bord.
Merci de vos SONS, lui dit-elle. En- en-
trant dams cette prison, je vous al confe
une croix de brillants %.
CA CoNTINUER)