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groat and noble heart.
Now let death
R O A D S H IT B A C K
come, and I shall accept it gladly, for I
feel convinced that heaven will have pity
on me on account of my sincere repent
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«her N otice.
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ance. Be happy, niece, with the husband
of your choice. Senores, all accept my
Bellingham ,
Wash., N ov. 1.— N o !
thanks.
I>on Valentine, once more I
thank you. And now leave me, all, for
1 uo longer belong to the world, so let
Northwest until furthei notice. This
me think of my salvation.”
is tiie order sent out to all agents oi the
“ But one word,” Valentine said. “ Gen
company last night.
eral, I have forgiven you, und it is now
This m ove of the N c-th ein Pacific is
my turn to ask your pardon,”
“ What can you mean?”
junction issued
“ I have deceived you !”
by the Federal court in Beattie Thuis- I
“ Deceived m e!”
day night, making it com pulsory on I
"Y es; take this paper. The President
of the Republic, employing his sovereign
sitania Sails tor N tw Y ork With tlie part of tiie railroads to charge the | Aciion by Judge Har.ford in Wash-
old rate of 40 cents on lum ber from
right of mercy, has, on my pressing en
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 — Each City Hus
irgto n C oncurred in by Judge
term inal points on tlie Pacific Coast.
treaty, revoked iho sentence passed on
Tlie railroads had issued u new sched
W olverton, o f O regon .
you. You are free.”
bands Its Own Supp y.
ule of iates that were to be effective
His hearers burst into a cry of admira
tion. The general turned pale. He tot
today. Tiiis new schedule was fought
tered. and for a moment it was fancied
by tiie lumbermen and resulted in the
New
York,
N
ov.
2.—
The
tinanrial
Seattle, Wash , Oct. 31.— Federal
that he was about to fall. A cold per
situation is gradually clearing without issuance of the tenqioraty injunction. Judge Hanford yesterday at a special
spiration stood on his temples.
The railrouds have eviden tly found
“ Fathers,” lie said, turning to the showing any striking features. Huns anot tier method of com liatting the lum session of court, granted tlie injunction
monks, “ lead me to your monastery. on the lainks and trust companies are bermen. The latest move is tlie refusal prayed for by the W ashington & Ore
General Guerrero is dead, and iienceforth practically over; money, which was to accept any shipments of lumber at gon Lum berm en’ s associations to pre
vent the roads of the Harrimnn system,
tem porarily w ithdrawn from batiks sub
I shall be a monk of your order.”
any rate. T iie roads figure they would
tiie Burlington, Norttiern Pacific and
Tw o days after the scene we have de ject to runs, is flowing to the stronger
be taking too great a risk to allow the
Great Northern railroads, from placing
scribed Valentine and his companions left banks, and currency is being provided
excess freigh t to accumulate until a
Mexico and returned to Sonora.
On in most cases where the demand for it
in effect tlie new rate on lumber which
final decision on tlie rate is ma le, as
reaching the frontier the hunter, in spite is considered legitim ate.
was to have become effective Novem ber
they say that litigation w ill ensue be
of the pressing entreaties of his friends,
Further engagements of gold by Boe-
1.
.separated from them and returned to the ton and other points have brought up fore Hie matter is settled, and many
This rate wus 50 cents, as against the
of the lumber Aims may have gone out
desert.
the total engagements abroad under the
present rate of 40 cents from the Sound
oi
business.
Don Martial and Dona Anita jettled recent movement to $20,550,000. The
and W estern Oregon points to St. Paul,
in Mexico near the Kalliers. A mouth Lusitana, which sailed from Liverp ool
and t'ie lumliermen feel that they have
after Valentine’s departure Dona Helena
C O U R T S IG N S O R D E R .
yesterday, lias on boaid about $10,000,-
ga ne 1 one of the gieatest victories of
returned to the convent, and at the end
000 in gold, one of the largest single
the 1 mg tight against tlie raihoads.
of a year, in spite of the entreaties of
Prices of e x Grants Injunction Asked by the O regon
In concurring, Federal Judge W ol--
her family, who were surprised at so shipments ever made.
Lumbermen.
verto r, of Oregon, practically decided
strange a resolution, which nothing ap change were firm during the early part
Portland, N ov. 1. — Follow ing the de tlie Oregon case of like nature, which
parently explained, the young lady took of yesterday and did not y ie ld seriously
at any time. The fact that ttie stock cision tendered by the United States comes up todav in that state.
the vows.
Judge Hanford dealt with tlie various
When 1 met Valentine Guillois on the exchanges of London and Paris were Circuit Court at Seattle Wednesday,
banks of the Rio Joaquin some time after closed on account of A ll Saints day pre Judge W olverton, of the Federal court, objections interposed by the railroad
the events recorded in this long story, he vented any comparison of quotations on granted an injunction yesterday re attorneys and held that some of them
was going with Gurumilla to attempt a arbitrage operations.
straining tiie railroads from putting in were matters for grave consideration.
hazardous expedition across the Rocky
Balances w ith the clearing house the advanced lumber iates to the East
He dirreted that tlie order be pre
Mountains, from which, he said to me, have settled down to a normal condi until the merits of the ease can be set sented to him for signature this morn
with the soft, melancholy smile which tion, but tiiere is s till som ething of a before the Interstate Commerce com ing at 8 o'clock, and fixed the bond at
he generally assumed when speaking to blockade in domestic exchange through
mission and a hearing be held. The $250,000 to protect tlie railroads in
me, he hoped never to return.
the unwillingness of New York lianks restraining order was asked by the Ore ease the Intristate Corrmerce commis
I accompanied him for several days, to pay currency on drafts from other
gon A W ashington Lum ber Manufac sion takes action in their favor.
and then we were compelled to separate.
cities and tlie unwillingness of other turers’ association, and upon his return
W hen Judge lluuford concluded, F.
He pressed ray hand, and followed by his
cities to pay out their c u r e n e y upon frem Seattle yesterday m orning Judge C. D illare, special interstate commis
dumb friend, he entered the mountains.
The condition W olverton announced that the prayer sion lawyer for tlie Harrinian roads,
For a long time I looked after him. for drafts from New Y ork.
asked if tlie roads would be punished
L involuntarily felt my heart contracted of affairs indicates a continued pressure of the lumbermen would be granted.
Judge W olverton ordered tlie associa- if they enforced tiie tate on lumber
by a sad foreboding. He turned round for currency rather than a breakdown
for the last time, waved his baud in fare of credits, but reasonable demands are tion to put up a bond for $250,000 tHat concerns not parties to tiie defendant to
The reply was in effect
well and disappeared round a bend' of lieing met for regular customers of the w ill be called for in the event tiie r a il tlie action.
the track. I was fated never to see him l>anks.
roads finally win. This money w ill be that they would not. and tlie lum ber
again.
The possibility of lis te n in g the e x used to pay the difference between the men are telegra th in g e v ir y lumber
Since then nothing has been heard of port movement of wheat and cotton present rates and the proposed tariffs, company not a party to tlie action ad
him nor of Gurumilla. All my endeavors s till enguges the attention of foreign should the railroads finally w in .
vising that they order th eir lawyers to
to join them or even obtain news of them exchange dealers and also of tliose who
Lumber companies in the state not tile suit in intervention.
were vain.
endeavor to keep in touch with the gen members of tlie association are advised
Are they still living? No one can say. eral situation.
to file suits in intervention as soon as
M E A D P R O C L A IM S H O L 'D A Y S .
Darkness has settled down over these two
possible, in order that tlie railroads
magnificent men, and time itself will,
D E L IV E R Y A T J O L IE T .
w ill not be enabled to enforce the pro
in all probability, never remove the veil
Bankers H .v e T w o Days S e t Aside
posed freight rates on firms not parties
that conceals their fate. For all, unhap
in W ish irgton .
to
tlie
suit
brought
by
the
association.
pily, leads me to suppose that they per Suprem e C ourt Decision Turns L oo se
O lym pia, W ash., Oct. 31.— Governor
The
advanced
rates,
as
announced
by
ished in that gloomy expedition from
IOO C h icago Crim inals.
the railroads on all lumber shipments Mead yesteiday at ill o'clock issued a
which Valentine hoped, alas! never to
Chicago, 111., N ov. 2.— The doors of
return.
to the Missouri and Mississippi livers, proclamation declaring yesterday and
tlie Joliet penitentiary sw ing open to
were to have gone into effect today, today legal holidays. The issuance of
(T h e End.)
day ami the first batch of nearly 100
but the injunction w ill postpone them tlie proclamation came ns a decided sur
murderers, highwaym en, burglars and
indefinitely. The increase was pub prise to the state officer*, as tiie gover
SOME JO K E S ON R O Y A L T Y .
other crim inals w ill lie turned loose
lished some tim e ago and tariffs issued nor had refused positively to take tuo'i
as a result of a recent decision of the
Even
the
German
Katoier
Cannot
by tiie railroads. Appeals were made action. By telegram and long distance
Supreme court, which lie Id that the
O v e r a w e the F u n n y Man.
direct to the Interstate Commerce com calls lasting until after m idnight re
Rulers do not always escape toe m unicipal courts of Chicago could not mission to postpone the enforcement quests were made that the holiday be
practical joker, altliougli royalty, as a legally try cases in which the indict of tlie rate, but as no com plaint was declared.
These requests were made on behalf
rule, Is impatient o f trifling und sensi ments were returned by a Cook county before the commission, it could not act
of the Imnks at Spokane, Davenport,
tive to ridicule.
Even the Kaiser is grand jury.
upon the appeal.
The situation :s one of the most seri
I’alouse, Pullm an, Dayton, Kllensburg,
ruffled, now and then, by au Irreverent
ous that ever confronted Chicago. If
C olfax, W alla W alla. Vancouver, Che-
M O N E Y IS EASIE R .
Jest at, liis expense.
the decision of tiie highest couit is to
Hal is, Centralia, Aberdeen and llo -
What makes these jokes the funnier stand, it means that on the eve of w in
qniam.
The statement was itinde that
to the world In general Is the fact that ter footpads, murderers, and crim inals Acute S tage o f Financial C risis O ver
tlie banks which have balances deposit
the Joker lias to beware the diverse of all elassse are to lie turned loose on
in East.
ed in Portland and other cities were
and dreadful penalties for lese majeste. the streets of the c ity .
N ew Y ork, N ov. I .— Indications that unable to have the apeeie shipped and
The monarch himself may not notice
the
availab
le
supply
of
cash
would
be
State's Attorney John I. H ealy, how
feared the consequences of a run. The
them, but there are alwuys obsequious ever, lias decided to take drastic steps m ateria lly increasid wthin a short tim e
holiday was asked to g ive lim e to se
officials who think to recover the royal to prevent the wholesale liberation of w ith imports o f gold and the increase
cure the actual coin.
dignity by pursuing the humorist
rim ioals.
f ie construes tlie decision of tlie lan k note circulation, and that
A couple o f years ago a German to mean that the Supreme court never the movement of cotton and grain crops
C O N F ID E N C E IN B A N K S .
paper, presumably for a Joke, publish intended that
convicted
crim inals would be facilitated in every way pos
sible.
with
the
result
of
increasing
our
ed a paragraph to the effect that tlie should be given liberty, but that each
Portland D ep ositors M ake no Attem pt
fnvnrlte flower o f the K aiser was a anil every man must stand trial again— credits abroad, were the salient feat
to W ithdraw Funds.
ures o f today's financial situation. It
red carnation. The paragraph was this tim e in the C rim inal court.
seemed to be recognized everywhere
Portland, Oct. 31. — Portland showed
copied In almost every paper In the
that the acute stage of the crisis was onfidenen in its I links yesterday to a
L IF T S TH E EM BAR G O .
country, and when, a few days later,
o v tr and that a ll that remained was to rem arkable degree. T here was no in
the einiieror visited Alx-la-Chaiielle. all
obtain sufficient currency to resume dication of a run at any o f the institu
those deputed to receive him wore red Northern Pacific D t c d e s to R eceive
currency payments upon a broad scale tions when they opened for business at
carnations in their buttonholes.
Lum ber Shipm ents.
A ll
and thus to restore conditions p revail the usual hour after the holiday.
The K aiser frowned angrily, but no
Bellingham , W ash., N ov. 2.— The ing before th e c iis is .
resumed business as ti-ual w ith the e x
one knew until next day, when some order of the Northern Pacific railroad
The engagements of gold made in ception ol the T itle Guarantee A Trust
one, a little wiser than the rest. In refusing to b ill out any carloads of N ew Y ork, Chicago and
elsewhere company, which preferred to take ad
formed them that the flower was the lumber from the Northwest, was in brought np the total import movement vantage of tiie five-day hank h oliday in
emblem o f his pet abominations, the force just one day.
Last night just within the past week to $23,750.000. order that there m igh t he no doubt as
Social Democrats.
iiefore the office of the company closed, As the amount o f gold w ill afford a to the lega lity of the business transact
One o f the most extraordinary the order was riscinded.
Tiie N orth basis of credit to four tim es
the ed. As real estate transactions come
hoaxes on record Is said to have been ern Pacific w ill now accept lumber amount, or about $95,000,POO, it w ill up very largely in this hank, it was
played upon the Dewan L alla MoolraJ, shipments at the new rate, but w ill not in itself afford much relief to the e x thought best by President Boss to avoid
a native potentate o f the Punjab, dur he aide to collect tlie 50-eent tariff isting pleasure.
possible legal entanglem ents.
pending the der ision o f the Interstate
ing the sei'ond Sikh W ar, In the win
T lie ie was in uneasiness apparent
The injurie-
ter o f 1H4S-1849. The Rrltlsh army, j Commerce commission.
aiiont the c ity yesterday, and the hanks
Calls R ivers C on gress
commanded by Sir Hugh Gough, had lion issued by the Federal court in Re
In fact,
Cincinnati, O ., Nov. 1.— Th e N a were not pressed lor money.
shut up the Dewan and his forces In "H ie forbids the collecting o f more tional Rivers and Harbor* congress Inis
the fortified city o f Mooitan. One day than the old 40 cent rate.
T o w n I* D estroyed .
is«ue<l a call to its members and stip-
the besiegers w ere amazed by tiie
porteis, as well as an invitation to all
Tashkend, Russian Turkestan, Oct.
F ord C ase Postponed.
friends of river and harbor im prove 31.— Th e little town of Karatagh, in
thunderous sound o f a most extrordin-
San Francisco. Nov. 2 — Owing to tiie ments, to assemble in convention in the Hussar district o f Kokhara, lias
ary cannonade followed, not by shot or
shell, but by an assortment o f miscel (act that yesterduy was a public h o li Washington, D. C ., December 4, 5, 6 been overw helm ed and com pletely de
laneous provisions in a very fragmen day, caused by the proclamation o l tlie next. This in accordanee with the con stroyed by a landslide that followed the
According
tary condition raining Into the British governor, tiie courts in tiie Tem ple Is- vention assembled at W ashington last earthquake of O ctober 21.
i rael adjourned.
In Judge fo w le r 's year when the board of directors was to the latest reports of the disaster, a
lines.
court all the graft cases before him authorized to call the next convention m ajority of the inhabitants of Karatagh
The Sikh chieftain. It wag afterward
were continued for or.e day.
W hen at such a tim e and place ss deemed lost th eir lives. T lie first reports of tlie
discovered, had found In the city a
the Ford care came up Judge Law ler advisable. No apecial project w ill lie casual ¡ties were exaggerated, the death
large store o f canned meats, o f the na
asked for gugge-tions from the attor advocated or considered.
list being placed a n high ns 15,000.
ture o f which he was completely Ig neys for both sides in tegard to tiie ad-
Karatagh has about 2,500 dwellers,
norant. A native spy In Rrltlsh pay | visab ility of going al\ead w ith the trial
R u m or« o f Annexation
and there is reason to believe that about
gravely Informed him that they were , under t i " present circumstances. Both
Beattie, W a »h ., N ov. i . — Failure on 1,500 w ere buried a liv e .
powerful explosives, and. hence, for sides deemed an adjournment necessary
the part of the Dom inion governm ent
some days the British camp was greet and the judge acted accordingly.
tc give relief to B ritish C olom bia from
L e g a l H o id ly in C aliforn ia.
ed with showers o f Strasburg pates
the incoming hordes oi Orientals may
Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 31.— A ta late
and other more or less mangled but
J ips to be D ep orted.
one -lay lead to that [ia it of the B ritish hour yesterday afternoon a mes-age was
fierfectly eatable tinned food.
Helena, M ont., Nov. 2.— A Japanese domain being joined to the United received that the capital from Governor
and three women, who are being held I State«.
O f all the questions before the G ille tte , who is at Eureka, announcing
M m llnrlty o f W riting.
in the county jail at Butte on the au jieople of British C olum bia, the im m i- that today w ill la- declared a legal holi
"From my pile o f autographs I take
th ority of the United Htates govern 1 grati on issue is by far the moat im day by proclamation and that a like
one o f a statesman well known and lay
ment, w ill soon be returned to Beattie portant.
A ll foreigners com ing into proclamation w ill follow each day In
it side by side w ith the autograph* o f
for deportation to Japan. Tlie man, Canada by wav of the Pacific must en d efin itely until confidence in the finan
a great author and a great ecclesias
Hyarna Matsumnra, is ac< used of b rin g ter through V itto ria or Vancouver.
cial situation in this state lias been re
tic," writes a B ritish publicist.
"A ll
ing three of his countrywomen to
stored to normal
The proclamation
three are very small, exquisitely neat. Am erica for im m oral purposes. It ia
w ill be form ally issued in the morning
C hinese C o m e in Via M exico.
very little slanted, absolutely legible. g,ated that the f „ nr Ja,
arrj vMl in
M exico C ity, Nov. 1 — According to beforer hanking hoars.
W ell as t knew the throe writers, I Seattle from Japan on the steamer
I a dispatch to the Record, since the
doubt If I could tell which wrote Minneapolis June 7 last.
Say No Dir crimination.
| first of the year tiiere have arrived at
which. They were Cardin b Manning.
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San Francisco, Oct. 31.— The man
¡th e port of Salina Crux 4,7(13 Chinese.
Mr. Froude and Lord Roaeliery.
Arm y o f Chinamen C om in g.
I O f th is total, two-thirda have for their agement of the Southern Pacific denied
the-experts tell me If In this caee
Nov. 2 — Chinese bound destination the I'n ite d States. A great em phatically today that Oregon ship
ilarlty o f w ritin g bodied forth
for the L n ited States have teen arriv- m any of these foreigners seem to have pers were being favored in the matter
larity o f g ift* or qualities?”
ing at Satina Crns since January 1, at one tim e lived in the United State« of ear supplies as against California
4,7«5 having landed there en route to and are laboring under the impression shipper* h<cau«e o f recent reciprocal
- 11/00 live to
demurrage legislation in Oregon,
the Northern republic.
that they can get in again.
D
Eastern Financial Situation Now
^J"xorTh/rn1 ‘i'a! ¡‘ifo /aiVri^a'^n u.e Rereads Most Net Advance lorn-
Almost Normal.
AN INCOMING STREAM OF M I O • 3 Ä Ü T S T L S * "
C H A P T E R X X V II .
he had entered the capilla, and hastened
The Spanish custom—-a custom which off to Valentine.
has been kept up in all the old colonies
“ I will go.” said Valentine simply,
of that power— of placing persons con ami he dismissed him.
demned to death in a chapel, requires ex
Gurumilla was at once sent off to M.
planation. in order that it may be thor Rallier's quinta with a letter, and during
oughly understood and appreciated, as his absence Valentine had a long conver
it deserves to be.
sation with Belhumeur and Black Elk.
Freud linen, over whom the great revo At about 5 in the evening a carriage en
lution of *1)3 passed like a hurricane, and tered the courtyard of Valentine's house
carried off most of their belief in its sail at a gallop; it contained M. Kallier,
fuinary cloak, may smile with pity and Dona Anita and Don Martial.
regard as a fanatic remainder of another
” 1 hanks!” he said on speiug them.
age this custom of placing the condemned
“ You ordered me to come, so I obeyed
in chapel. Among us, it is true, mutters as usual,” the Tigrero answered.
are managed much more simply ; a man,
*‘ \ou were right, my friend.”
when condemn'd by the law, eats, drinks
“ And now what do you want of us?”
and remains alone in his cell. I f he de
“ That you should accompany me to
sire it he is visited b> the chaplain, whom the place whither I am going at this mo
he is at liberty to roil verse with, if he ment.”
likes; if not, he remains perfectly quiet,
“ Would it be indiscreet to ask you— ?*’
^f-and nobody pays any attention to him.
"W here?” the hunter interrupted him
during a period more or less long, and de with a laugh. "N ot at a ll; I am going
termined by the rejection of his appeal. to lead you, Dona Anita, and the persons
Tli« n. one fine morning, when he is least here present to the capataz in which
thinking of it, the governor of the prison General Guerrero is confined.”
announces to him, when lie wakes, as tie-
"T h e capilla?” the Tigrero exclaimed
most simple thing in the world, that Il in amazement, “ for what purpose?”
ls to be executed that same day, and
“ What does that concern you?
The
only an hour is granted him to recoin
general has requested to see you, and
mend his soul to the divine clemency. The you cannot refuse the request of a man
fatal toilet is made by the executioner who has but a few’ hours left to live.”
and his assistant, the condemned man is
The Tigrero hung his head without an
.aced in a close carriage, conveyed to swering.
the place of execution, and in a twinkling
“ O h! I will g o !” Dona Anita exclaimed
launched into eternity, before he has had impulsively, as she wiped away the tears
a moment to look round him.
that ran down her cheeks.
When a man is condemned to death
"Since you insist. Don Valentine, I
that moment he is, d< fa to,
will go.’’ said the Tigrero.
from that society to which lit* no longer
" I do not insist, my friend; I only
belongs, through the sentence passed on ask, that is all.”
him; he is consequently separated from
his fellow men.
C H A PTE R X X V III.
lie is shut up In a room, at one end of
Valentine, Dona Anita, M. Kallier and
which is an altar; the walls are hung Don Martial got into the carriage. The
In black drapery, studded with silver two Canadians and the chief followed
tears, and here and there mourning in them on horseback, and they proceeded
"Tpcriptions, drawn from Holy Writ. Near it a gallop to the chapel where the con
his bed is placed the coffin in which lu> demned man was confined.
body is 10 be deposited after execution,
All along the road they found marks
while two priests, who relieve each oth of the obstinate struggle which had del
er, but of whom one constantly remains in uged the city with blood a few’ days pre
the room, say mass in turn, and exhort viously : the barricades had not been en
the criminal to repent of his crimes, andl tirely removed, and though the distance
Implore Divine clemency. This custom
was in reality very short, they did not
which, if carried to an extreme, would reach the prison pntil nightfall, ow’ ing
appear in our country before nil, bar to the detours they were forced to make.
barons and cruel, perfectly agrees with
Valentine begged his friends to remain
Spanish manners, and the thoroughly bo outside, and only entered with Dona
lievkig spirit of this impressionable na- Anita and the Tigrero. The general was
i tion ; it is intended to draw the culprit impatiently expecting them, and testified
back to pious thought, and rarely fails U> a great joy on perceiving them.
produce the desired effect upon him.
The young lady could not restrain her
•),The general was, therefore, placed in “ motion, and threw’ herself into her un
capilla. and two monks belonging to flu
it’s arms with an outburst of pas/ton
order o5 St. Francis, the most respected ate grief. The general pressed her ten
and, in fact, respectable in Mexico, en derly to his bosom and kissed her on the
tered it with him.
forehead.
The first hours he passed there were]
" I am the more affected by these marks
terrible; this proud mind, this powerful of affection, my child,” he said, with
organization, revolted against’ adversity, much emotion, "because I have been very
and would not accept defeat. Gloomy and harsh to you. Can you ever forgive me
ailent, with frowning brows, and fists the sufferings I have caused you?”
clenched on his bosom, the general sought
“ Oh, uncle, speak not so.
Are you
shelter like a wild beast in a corner of not. alas! the only relation I have re
the room, recalling his whole life, and maining?”
seeing- with starts of terror the bloody
“ For a short time.” he said, with a
victims scattered along his path, and sac
sad smile, “ that is the reason why I
rificed in turn to his devouring ambition, ought, without further delay, to provide
sadly defile before him.
for your future.”
Then he reverted to his early years.
“ Do not talk about that at such a mo
When residing at the Palmar, his inag ment. uncle,” she continued, bursting into
nificenr family hacienda, his life passed tea rs.
away calm, pure, gentle and tranquil,
“ On the contrary, my child, it is at
without regrets, and
without desires, this moment, when I am going to leave
among his faithful servants.
Then he you, that I am bound to insure you a
wait so glad to be nothing, and to wish protector. Don Martial, I have done you
to be nothing.
great w rong; here is my hand, accept it
By degrees his thoughts followed the ns that of a man who has completely
bias of his recollections : the present wa • recognized his faults, and sincerely re
•ffaced his contracted features grew soft
pents the evil he has done.”
er, and two burning tears, the first per
The Tigrero. more affected than he
haps this man of iron had ever shed, liked to display, took a step forward and
coursed slowly down his cheeks, which cordially pressed the hand offered him.
grief had hollowed.
He fell into the
“ General,” he said, in a voice which
arms open to receive him, exclaiming, he tried in vain to render firm, “ this mo-
with an expression of desperate grief. nont, which I never dared hope to see.
Impos le to render:
fills me with joy, but at the same time
“ Have mercy, heaven ; have mercy !”
with grief.”
The struggle had been short but terri
‘ Well, you can do something for me
ble ; faith had conquered doubt, and hu by proving to me that you have really
v a n ity had regained
rights.
forgiven me.”
I The general then had with the monks
“ Speak, general, and no matter, if it
a conversation, protracted far into the is in mj* oower----- ” he exclaimed, warm
night, in which he confessed all his
ly
[brinies and sins, and humbly asked par
'I believe you, I>on Martial.” Don
don of God whom he had outraged, and Sebastian answered, with his sad smile.
before whom he was about to appear.
“ Consent to accept my niece from my
The next day, a little after sunrise, hand and marry her at once in this
one of the monks, who had been absent
hapel.”
about an hour, returned, bringing wtih
One of the monks had prepared every
him the general’s capataz. It had onh thing beforehand.
been with extreme reluctance that Gar
When the hunters and the French
nero had consented to come, for he justly hanker entered, followed by Gurumilla
dreaded his old master’s reproaches. His and the officer commanding the capilla
aarprise was therefore extreme at be in:.’ guard, who had been warned beforehand,
received with a smile, and kindly, and
he general walked eagerly toward them.
on finding that the general did not mak-
“ Senores,” he said. " I would ask you
the slig itest allusion to his treachery, to do me the honor of witnessing the
which tli- evidence before the court mai
marriage of n y niece. Dona Anita de
tial had fully regaled.
Torres, with this eabellero.
One mo
Carn' 'o looked inquiringly at the two ment.
I have something more yet, if
monks or he did not dare put faith in you please.
I now wish to make you
hia n>- er'» words, and each moment n
witness of a great reparation.”
»acted to hear him burst out into re
They stopped and looked at the gen
pi
eral with the greatest surprise as he
O f the sort took place; the general con
walked up to Valentine.
tiaueri the conversation a* he had begun
“ Caballero.” he said to him. “ I know
It. sp-
ing to him gently and kindly.
all the motives of hatred
you
have
A t he moment when the capataz wa« against me, and those motives I allow to
about to withdraw, the general stopped be just. I am now in the same position
Mm.
in which I placed Count de Prebois
••One moment/’ he said to him ; “ you Crance, your dearest friend. Like him,
know Don Valentine, the French hunter, I shall be shot to-morrow at daybreak,
for whom I so long cherished an insen
but with this difference, that he fell as
■tie jbarrt d?”
a martyr to a holy cause and innocent
“ Y.
Carnero stammered.
f crimes of which I accused him. while
**B kind enough to ask him to grant I am guilty, and deserve the sentence
me the favor of a short vis it; he is a pa seed on me. Don Valentine, I repent
pnbl
parted man. and I am convince»! from the bottom of my heart the iniquit
__ It
ous murder o f your friend. I>on Valen
t t a d if he consented to bring with him tine. do you forgive me?“
( Martial, the Tigrem. ^
is
‘General Don Sebastian Guerrero, I
^h cause to complain of me. as well forgive you the murder of my friend,”
ay niece. Dona Anita de Torre«. Will the hunter answered in a firm voice.
undertake this commission, the last
“ You forgive me?“
Hb ill doubtless g ve you?”
“ I forgive you the life of grief to which
J T * * * . general.’* the capataz answered, I am henceforth condemned by you.”
iff* red in spite of himself by such gen
“ You pardon me unreservedly?”
“ Unreservedly I do.”
B N « > s go; be happy and pray for me.
‘Thanks. W e were made to love In
lor ve shall never meet again.**
stead hate one another.”
^ B b e capataz went out in a *ry differ
“ Yon think so now.”
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