Lafitte Keeps Rose Secret in Fatal Escape Tale
In a Louisiana bayou, Lafitte orders burial of English dead after a tense pursuit. Rose de Cazeneau, silenced to protect truth, reads a loving message from a fan as Lafitte contends with Madame Riefet and Lazalle amid meals and scheming. The group debates English plans while Lafitte hints at safer refuge near La Tete des Eaux.
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Lafitte
Baptistine
Shapira
Barbe
Rose de Cazeneau
Shapiro
Zeney
la Tetes Des Eaux
la Tete Des Eaux
Madame Riefet
Lazalie
Barra de Hierro
New Orleans
Mademoiselle de Cazeneau
Selpio
Missy
Alice
Madame Blofet
Madame
Gen. la Roche
Lazalle
Senorita
Laan
Lafide
Madame Alofet
Gen Eckson
Capt. Lafitte
Fan and intrigue aboard Lafitte’s ship at Shell Island
In the lantern light Rose de Cazeneau clutches an ivory fan given to Madame Riefet as Lafitte questions her at sea. He leads Rose below to her cabin on Shell Island where Lazallie notes the unexpectedly warm reception and the crew’s preparations.
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Rose
Rose de Cazeneau
Madame Riefet
Monsieur Laussat
Lafitte
Lazalle
Madame Riefer
Colorado News Bits Highlighted Events and Changes
Colorado items report no gambling devices at the State Fair in Pueblo, a new First National Bank of Wellington with 25000 capital, and Edmund Kelley’s irrigation ditch approval. Also noted are Japanese labor additions to Minnequa steel, state fair premiums, church conventions, a fraud conviction, postmaster salary changes, a Denver courthouse fall injury, and a public building bid in Colorado Springs.
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Pueblo
First National Bank of
Wellingtton
Colorado
P. Anderson
J. M. Wright
John 5. Cusack
Edmund Kelley
Pagoda
White River Forest Reserve
Forest Service
Washington
Minnequa
C. D. Fitch
Denver
United States
Grand Junction
Montrose
Walsenburg
Florence and Golden
Pueblo Business Men's Association
John R. Connor
M. L. Moore
L. J. Smith
H. P. Forsythe
R. M. Handy
J. H. Rosdiger
Morgan County National Bank
Fort Morgan
Comptroller
Lena Livingston
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Court House
Supervising Architect
Colorado Springs
Dieter & Menzel
Joplill
Missouri
F. C Ayres Mercantile Company
Sixth and
West Walnut Streets
Greeley, Eaton
Windsor
Vicinity
Eaton Country
Eaton
Elitch’s Gardens
the Bellows Company
Jane
Clyde Fitch
Mary Mannering
T. H. Wolverton
Q. E. Black
Chicago
Arrowhead
Charles Gibbs
Wolverton
Gibbs
Colorado Young Men's Christian Associations
Glen Park
Nebraska
Kansas
W. Irving Carroll
D. D
Dallas
Texas
Lester McLean
Japan
Joshua Gravett
W. C. Sturgis
Harvard
Benjamin Brewster
Chas. D. Hurvey
C. B. Hall
The
Pueblo Y. M. C. A
Denver Market Prices and Receipts For June 23
Comparative receipts show increases year to date and for the period to June 23, with quoted prices on beef steers and cows, veal, stockers, and fat sheep. The report lists money figures for choi ce heavy beef, light packers, and multiple forage and grain commodities including wheat, rye, oats, corn, bran, hay, timothy, alfalfa, and straw with regional price ranges.
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Choiee Heavy
State Fair Premium List Issued for 1905 in Pueblo
Pueblo announces the Colorado State Fair premium list for 1905. President Paul Wilson says the fair runs September 11 to 15, the fifth annual event, two weeks earlier to avoid 1904 storms. Buildings are repaired, attractions added, and copies are available from assistant secretary H. M. Turner.
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Pueblo
Colo
Paul Wilson
H. M. Turner
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary J. Anderson
Notary Public
Rocky Ford
Canin
Per
Sabin & Beall
Offees
Rocky Fora
le Junta
Enterprise Publishing Co
NAS
Enterprise Office
Doesians Corpvaicnts &c
Sons
Munn
Scientific
Illustrated Weekly
Tarrest Citany Scientific Carnal
Uwazton, Ne
Louisiana
Mary Devereux
Don C. Wilson
Bith, Brom
Kiss
Barataria
Shell Island
Lavalie
South Park
Broilers
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