Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
Death Of Tie car Of Russia.


umc resident OF St. Petersburg, and sew
aral times consulted professionally bv
hors or tho ro;,,,;,,, c,o,,,,.. ,,,llI,o
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cav " ''' Unusual '''''''s' d. ms '''ie' d
1t shows It's strong hereditary tendencies
which have been in existence for more
than o0O ro,rs Nm, ol,ho,o.,, s,ob oro ;,s
.-,-.,
P''! S'IA' ''Iue'lcIeS' !e' 1t Is very c'I-
dent from The accounts OF his last Illness
that the late Gar did not die of The dis
ease which carried on' all his bro,hors bn,
oI "''"' aus "eI' VIC u'S''''''o" Vi ''''
Typhoid Pneumonlaoi our own country
his death therefore was in certain sense
ooo;Jo,,,, 80, ,ro ,;o,o ,1,,or,L ;.o,,;,.,tlo
0e'"'e '''' 'At'S' u many '''o'''''''
MY Lord Failing In my cndeavorS
to meet with your I.ordship at the APP
pointed interview at the House of Com
mons On the 22d ur.,at which proposed
to make a Uicu U0cc communication Of
some importance to the Government, as
| thought, concerning the present political
discussions with Russia, | stated in
second note, written at the moment OF
nv departure from England for this place,
that regretted The disappointment,
inasmuch as the subject of the intended
communication, from its delicate nature,
! did not admit of being committed 10 paper.
Mine is not a political but professional
communication; therefore strictly conf
dental. 1t Is not conjecura. but posi-
tive, largely based on personal knowledge
and pardy on impaired information accl-
deniiy obtained: it is not essential that |
should say from whom, for | take tie re-
sponsblllIty of the whole but confirms
what have myself observed, studied, or
heard on the spot. The health
/ Of the Gar is shaken. 1t has become
so gradually Tor the last hVe years ne
has been irritable passionate l"Hc''u''
more man uSuai'y Sup9rS'',iouS'' '''I'.'I'T"'
Nasty Ptec,PI'a'e, an" oos ~ Il'la'0 wilma,
all rom lI-he"I'n' ""SNi'l"''y ''9'''"-I :
ana OF ia'e deIeliof"H"S ln'o Geglee u
ce'eo,4i eAc''c'iie"'' WHICH, ""''0 i '"N0'
rom MN 'Iie power Vi s'e@uy ''''o'''',S'
lH'PelS MN " ever? cAn", "s'c'' 80 | ,'o'
same manner aS WIN HIS '"'''et III 'o ,oVo'
a" WIN Alexander III =, Io''h" IL go iooo'
"S WIN OonS'"",'"' a. " I,s'" ~ l''o' "
as WIN MlcI"Tl a' o. e'Tts'"'s :" Il"
t0to' i"Ne ''e'i' il'' '''I.0
'etis ''.e IH'dl 't"''s'"'Ss'o" VI "0
Feu''''y INSANITY '''G "''"'a' consequence
OF an overlooked ana progressive cohSe'-
uoh OF 'le nFaIhi IKE 'I'eln' le Is N"'Iy-
ing 10 MS !a'e' sudden uea'h !loin con-
geSHFe disease. he same Pe'!oo oI
lie' between 40 ana oO years OF age sees
the career o! tins lated family ouI snort
Fau! at hrSt violent ana tanaucal, per-
tect Iunatc at 10 years OF age, IS u'SPa'ch-
ed at A ID 1901. Alexander dies at
laganrog IN Decemoef' 1879 aSeu 20,
For i've years previously his temper ana
his mInd had at umeS eXnIoI'ed 'he
parental maIady by his caprlclous ana way
waad manner OF treating The PoIlsh prov
nces. lie died OF congeStIve leVrr OF
the BRAIN, during which he knocked down
his tavonte physlcIan' Slr James Nyhe'
VINO assured me oi the lacl al 81. feters-
0ugh IN 1873, because he wished 10 apply
leecAes to his temples. Constantine,
eccentric always, tyranlcal, cruei, dies at
Vi arsaW suddenly in July, 1881, aged 50
years, after having caused rebellion in the
country by his harsh treatment Of the ca
Diet officers. | saw and conversed with
him on the parade and in his palace at
Warsaw IN December, 1928. His looks
and demeanor sufficiently denoted to a
MEDICAL man what he was and what his
fate would be. 1t has been said that he