Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-02


the. Catalan fisherman, who afterwar
became the Count de Mortcerf, wa
Loupain.
Loupain. the prime mover Of tn
announcement OF seven years before
had married Marguerite. prospered
and was the proprietor Of one Of tn
Il finest cafes in Paris. There Picaud
in disguise, sought and found employ
ment. Among his fellow servants wer
Gervais Chaubard and Guilhem Soiari
the two men who with Loupain werl
responsible for Picaud,s years ii
prison. Soon disaster began to Cal
upon the guilty ones. One day Chau.
bard disappeared, and his body
pierced by a poignard, was found or
the Pont des Arts. Loupain's famil,
was disgraced.. He himself was re-
duced to poverty and finally was
stabbed to death by a masked man II
the garden of the Tuileries. Solar
died in frightful commissions from
poison. Vengeance had been consum-
mated, but retribution was about to
fall upon the head of Picaud.
AS he was leaving the garden of the
Tuileries after the assassination OF
Loupain, Picaud was seized and carried
away to an abandoned quarry. There,
in the darkness, his captor said: 'Well,
Picaud, what name are you passing
under now2 Are you still the priest
Baldini. or the waiter Prosper? In
your desire for vengeance you have
sold yourself to the devil. Ten years
you have devoted to the pursuit OF
three creatures you should have
spared. Me you dragged down to per-
dition. The diamond by which you
bribed me was my undoing: ] killed
him who cheated me. was arrested.
condemned to the gaileys, and for
years dragged the ball and chain.
When I made my escape my one
thought was to reach and punish the
priest Baldini. You are In my power.
Do you recognize me? Il am Antonio
Allut How much win you pay for
bread and water?" -.
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