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For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pull
monary Complaints Broa0n's Bronchial
Toches' manifest remarkable curative
propertes.- Com.
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(The following we extract from little book on
Chronic Diseases by II, V. PIERCE, nj. d.. OF
teresting and useful little book, post paid. by
closing one postage stamp to the doctor)
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COLUMBUS discovered America but it has been found
that the only economical Shoes for children the
celebrated SILVER-TIPPED-never out ut the
toe, and are worth two pairs without Tips.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN said, Never swap horses while
crossing stream" This saying loses all its force if
you have on pair of CABLE SCREW WIRE made
Boots and Shoes, as they never leak.
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EVERYBODY WANTS IT. " How to Make the Farm
Pay" Send to G.. A. DEITz Chambersburg, Pa
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Put up in Largo Boxes at so cents each
(nearly three times large the box represented
above). Prepared by MISS g. SAWYER, and
put up by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Wholesale,
and Retail Druggist, Rockland, Me
Trial Box sent free by mail receipt of seventy
five cents, by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockland Me.
THIS VALUABLE SALVE IS SOLD BY
ALL DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
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0oTS A M0NTH-Horse and outfit furnished
ODD - Address. NOVELTY Co..'Saco. Me.
COCO for irst-class Pianos. Ne discounts Nc
% - ~ agents Address U. s. PIANO Co. SO
Broadway New York.
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TO TIE AFFZTCTED
J Jour Druggist is out Of the Salve, and neglects
TO Keep supplied, send seventy five cents directed
below, and receive box by return mail.
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We, the undersigned, have been acquainted witt
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
used her salve in our families, it gives us greAi
pleasure in saying it is the best general medicine.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
O'Connor Indleted..A Cannrd.

oConhor lndictcd-.A Canard.
LONDON, April 0,--Thu grand iury sit.
Ting at the Old Bailey huye iDunIi' ,r,e
bill against Arthur O'Connor. the assaII.
ant Of tue Queen, charging him with a
misdemeanor Prince Leopold, who was
riding with Her Majesty at the time she
was attacked by o'Connor, win appear as
q witness against the prisoner.
On q tclegraphic hint from New York
an inquiry has been made concerning the
pretended rumorG Of Queen Victoria's ab.
dication. There can be no doubt but that
the whole story Is Of the purest invention.
THERE'S not the slightest foundation for
such a rumOr. ..0s
A special dispatch from Manchester,
says Minister Schenck while in Paris,
from which city lie returned yesterday,
had an interview with the American
counsel before the Geneva tribunal of ar.
bitration. Upon his arrival here, he call.
ed upon Earl Granville, The result OF
these interviews, says the dispatch, is that
neither the counsel nor the Arbitration
will meet at Geneva on the 18th inst, tho
day appointed for the assembling OF the
Board, but that the English. American
agents will meet and exchange counter
cases. The Board of Arbitration will
not again assemble until the 10Th Of June.
True bills OF Indictment were found by
the Grand Jury against the Tichborne
claimant charging him with perjury and
forgery. Proceedings against him will be
Immediately commenced.
OConnor was present with his counsel
when the indictments against him were
presented, plead guilty to the charge,
alarming her Majesty, but explained
through his counsel, in cxtenuation Of his
offence, that evidence was wanting Of any
intention on his part to do her Majesty
any bodily harm. The court announced
that judgment in the case would be rcn.
dered Thursday.
JOHN BRIGHT ON TnE ENGLIsIt REPUBLIC.
LONDON, April O.-John Bright in re.
ply to an address from some Of the Re
publicans declaring that he was destined
TO be the first President OF the Republic
Of Great Britain writes, "That he hopes
that It will be long time before the Erg.
llSh people are called on 10 decide be-
tween arcpublfC and monarchy. Their
ancestors settled the matter for them, OF,
at least, for the present. Posterity must
decide 1t In the ilittlre. Bright expresses
doubt as to whether the Republicans are
his real friends."4 fa.1'& irfI
OConnor plead guilty TO the charge Ol
assaulling the Queen, but the counsel
asks for mitigation otlipdHishment on tie
ground Of ipsanitNn.J amy7ray yr1
A circular has been issued inviting
subscriptions for 10000 shares in the
Great Western Telegraph Company,
which proposes to lay telegraph cables
direct from England 10 New York, and
thence 10 the West Indies. The shares
arc $40 each. The total capital Of the
company is fixed at 81, ,350. 600 Hoopers
will make and lay the cable for Gl,3S0,-
900. "" '''.'.''''' ''. 2i' =.
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Ghe9tte!LEilglls,tllll5egflJs: - Z I:
The Railroad Bridge.

The estimate for a railroad bridge al
the head of Wheeling Island, prepared
by Mr.. LINTON, engineer OF the Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, was present.
ed to Council last evening. He estimates
that a bridge 1880 feet long, with chan.
mel span OF 300 feet, and with approach es
on each side aud two miles Of track, win
cost 100000, the channel span being
iron and the other wood or $1,11O,OOO
with the entire supcrstructure iron. Mr..
Unions design is to bring tho track
down to the track Of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling Il Kentucky Road, and this he
does about Jefferson street, with grade
of fifty feet 10 the mile. 50 .i''H
In the Second Branch, u resolution re-
ported from the Railroad Committee was
adopted, directing the Committee on Or
dinanCes 10 report an ordinance submit
ting to the voters Of the city The question
ofsubscribing 10 the stock Of the Bridge
Company the sum of $3.50, O,OOO No action
on the subject was taken by the First
Branch, that body having adjourned be.
fore being advised Of the action taken In
the Second. g,
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CINoINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March Q. THE Presby.
terry of Cincinnati, held their semi.cen.
tennial anniversary -to,day.--Rev. DR..
Monfont, delivered . historical address 10.
night on Presbytefianish in Ohio and
Kentucky. n2H =, d. - s..',
a man calling himself Richard Helt
succeeded Saturday, in swindling two
sewing machine agents, by passing upon
them bogus checks ON B. Cullman and
others, Bank OF Monroe, Rochester, New
York, each for $329. He is reported 10
have, been swindling farmers in kentucky
inthe same way, by buying wool. He
escaped from arrest.
A letter TO the Gazette from Newton,
Jasper county, Ill, dated April 9th, says
that on that day a terrible tornado visited
the vicinity oi Newton, unroofing barns,
demolishing houses md forests, and de.
stroying life. The house of Mr.. Mehany
was demolished, and Mrs. Mehany was
killed. This was eightmiles southwest ol
Newton. One mile further the tornado
struck the house oil James Reed and de.
moIished it, killing Mrs. Pope, Miss Little
and Mri Popes father-in.law, and wound
Ing several others. Two miles further on
Its demonstrations ceased. rn.taEuT
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FLorD DCoMrNo.-Gentleme who came
in on the B. s. o. Road yesterday, report
that there has been o great rain in the
mountains and that the streams are out
Of their banks. The Potomac on the east
slope, and the Cheat and Monongahela and
It's tributaries on the.west, are very iull.
There were twenty-five feet Of water yes.
terday in the Monongahcla at Fairmont.
There have been heavy, rains in New
York and there is reason to expect a
freshet in the Allegheny. So tho prospect
Is that in day or two We shall have a
full river here. a.5., q. 57T- ,t.5 s.5. ,,5.. T.
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SPAIN.

MADniD, Aprtl O.-Geurral Scabale has
been appointed 10 succeed General Del.
ecyas as Minister Of War, and today
took the oath OF office. . 5l'
General Baldrich has resigned, but his
King. '@t .I y 1!5j, 80 ~
The Captain General Of Catalonia has
information by telegraph that bands of
armed Carlists have appeared near Bar
ceiona and Corona, Flying columns
have been sent in pursuit Of them. Dis.
orders are also reported in Galicia. An
attempt has been made to shoot the Gov
crror Of Ornocas. lIisbrother, who was
by his side, was wounded, but the Gov.
Crnor escaped uuhurt.
The bandits who stopped and pillared
o train Oh the Madrid & Andalusia Rail.
road week before last have hccn captured.
The chic! of the gang belongs to a dis.
tinguished family.
General Dellary, the Minister Of War,
has rendered his resignation, md efforts
are being male 10 induce him To with.
draw It. NJ u 't''' 1i'.i'T
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THF FLOoDsIN5 SOUTHERN
OHIO.

t2s IL 1AlSJ 0GA i-7- H.Fk..aEtN Iigp
Great Damage to RalIroads-.A Mil
lion Bushels of Coal in .Barges
Swept Awayiafd dCihcilnati.1 OR
GNCpNATB April 9!AThe iiamsgetc to
railroads has mot been exaggerated { The
Cincinnati, Hamilton s. Dayton, Ohio &
Mississippi, and Indianapolis q Cincin.
matt, and all!the foads using their tracks,
are running regularly. aThe Marietta,
Little Miami, and both Kentucky roads
are unable to run. Panhandle trains run
over the Cincinnati, Hamilton E Dayton
road. The Louisville Mail Line Steamer
Packet. Company are carrying passengers
on Short Line tickets. .-- ii.
A hundred and twenty-five loaded coal
boats have been torn from theirmoorings
mostly on the kentucky side of the river,
where they were placed for, safety. The
rise in the Licking River was without q
parallel, and tore them loose. Oyer O
million bushels of coal arc gone Il Is not
certain how many barges are lost. A
steamer has gone down the river to
gather them up,a The wrecks Of several
burned and sunken steamets-amopg
them that Of the Champion--lloated. un,
der the suspension bridge about dark. -
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o private watchman named HAYES. and a
supposed burglar In East FIlty.fourtl
street. early this morning, In which The
latter was terribly beaten. The iniured
man Is lying In Bellevue Hospital, and Il
was reported this afternoon his recovery
was impossible. In his possession was
found a setlof burglars tools, o lot OF skel.
eton keys, and quantity of clothing,
which Is believed to have been stolen.
The case of Emma Il. Couch, who was
indicted iorconspiraOy to blacltmail Rov.
Or. Garter, was called this morning In
the Court Ol General Sessions. Neither
the defendant nor her counsel appeared
on the bench. A warrant was issued for
her arrest.
The number Of Gmigrants since the 1st
OF January Is 30, $50, against lS, $50 during
the same period in 1871. III,
John AIahoney was placed I'm trial to-
day, charged with trying to commit an
assault with sword,cane OH the person
OF Charles swift, OF tho Sevcniy.ilrst
Regiment, when returning from the lu.
neral OF Sergt Paige, Of that regiment,
killed during the 18th Of July riot The
jury found the prisoner guilty Of assault,
but recommended the Court to suspend
his sentence, which was done. Z. y,
There Is very heavy fog on the bay
and river. The Lightning Is very sharp
The steamship Leipsig, which sailed
Tor Bremen at noon to-day, has anchored
below on account Of the fog. 0.r.
A large subscription to the stock Of the
U. S. National Bank has been received
to-day by the subscription agents, in adj
vance Of the opening of the hooks to.
morrow. I..z .aI..'.I
The Committee OF Seventy issued an
address TO the citizens this morning, warn.
ing them not to relax their efforts for re.
form. They state that nothing Of an
apparent nature for the relief oil the city
and reorganization Of its government and
officers has yet been consumated. The
address seems to indicate tho defeat OF tho
charter, and the citizens ore urged, ire.
spective Of party, religion or nationality,
10 organize Reform Associations for the
purpose OF securing a pure government.
Jack Shepherd, the Philadelphia burg
lar, who was arrested here this morning,
escaped this afternoon from cell In the
police headquarters, where he was con.
fined, and has not been recaptured.
Rev Henry NJ Taylor was installed
this evening as pastor OF the Broadway
Tabernacle. .aau. ip1r-t ''"#nI1 Il
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Frcshets In New Yor,;.

/ ALBANY, April G.-The treshet in the
river continues, but the indications are
that It will not materially increase. Ice
coming from above, passes down the
stream without obstruction. a span Of
the bridge beneath which the ferryboat,
was fastened, gave way to-day with a
crash, carrying the stern Of the boat 10
the bottom Of the river. f,-.l 4i.g,,-'1
KINGSTON, N. Y, April "a break
has occurred on the, Delaware & Hudson
Canal, two and a half miles above lock
No. q on Neversink, The break Is filty
ieet long, and sixteen feet below the canal
Level. II y estimated that 1t will take at
least len days 10 repair the damages. IL. ~
SARATOGA, April GA portion Of the
Schuyleryille bridge over the Hudson
river, was carried away last night BY the
break up Of Ice In the Catskill and Hud.
sop5 The ice was Of enormous thickness
,RoSboUT, N. T., April GA y severe ;,,,,
thunder storm accompanied with heavy
rain, occurred here Tonight. Reports
from along the Rondout & OsweQo II r,
show that much damage has been done
10 the track by the late rains.
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THETRIBUNE AND THE PREsl-
.L ~ ~. DEECY,i w .l ~

Mr.. Greeley Defines His Position..-
His Paper to be Thoroughly Inde.
Pendent-.-No More Organ Grinding
for Horace. "''"7
New YORK, April 0.-Horace Greeley
prints the following in the Tribune, Of to.
morrow, as TO the course of that paper in
the forthcoming Presidential campaign
u, II there shall be D Democratic candi.
dates for President and Vice President in
the field, we propose to support that Re.
publican ticket which seems to be the
most likely TO succeed. w. r,a,l. 'ao
"2. II the main issue in the canvass
shall beprotection against free trade, We
shall, no matter as TO candidates, be
found oHlhe side Of protection Z f2YIr
'"3.. But II as'we hope and expect, there
shall be two Republican tickets, Sand none
other presented with any hope of success,
we shall favor that one whose election
will be in our judgment most likely to
promote economy in public expenditures,
purity in legislation and administration
and substantial unanimity in, uphoIding
for all citizens, a complete equality 81
rights under the law, and hasten The re.
turn Of traternal concord and good will
between those who were arraigned against
each other in sanguinary strife through.
outiafe civil war. yy5r7 SSGSiY CUS
Fsuch is ounpositioi ;sand 1t lswilDnot
be Infected blythe nomination OLA or B,
G or D, at !oincinpeti,e Philadelphia or
elsewhere"
DEr, Greeley further says, the Tribune
willnot be an sorgan, and will print no
campaign editions, whoever may be the
candidates na-..,-1,s
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Murder, in MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, April "a specinl from
Westminster, Carroll county, Md, says
aterrible murder was committed in that
county, Friday last. Abraham Lynn,
aged q, was murdered at Stones Mill,
and his body robbed Of $500 Mr.. Lynn
was running the mill, and the body was
found In tue sink Of the mill, with the
skull ,frightfully fractured with crow.
eating the matter; ~ r.. l'3,'i'' ". .t"'.a ,''
A special dispatch from Westminster
states that the Coroner's Jury in the mur.
der case Of Lynn, rendered 4 verdict 10
the elect that Lynn was murdered by
Joseph Davis, an employee at the mil
and one Shoeney, shoemaker, being
accessary 10 the murder. Both have
been arrested and lodged In jail ,Dl !
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The Storm, In reunpssne,

NASHVILLE, April 9.-The rain storm
last evening was one Of the heaviest ior
years. All of the railroads running into
Nashville weSe moro or less damaged
parts ol them being washed away, but all
of them will DO in running order by 10.
morrow. No mails were received here
to-day except from Louisville. The mails
together. = ! = ~ : ~ - 'NSEl
MEMPHIS, April 9.-The storm ycster.
day was unusually severe. Reports from
the surrounding country, show that con.
siderable damage was done to the crops,
The railroads have suffered heavily, and
the trains ore all DELAYED, sSplI 8a.al
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The Pennsylvania Oil Region Open
Again.

On CRY, Pa, April Cat the grea,
mass meeting here today, the Executive
Committee reported that as there no long.
er exists any combination to interfere
with the natural channels Of trade, as
applied TO petroleum, the oil markets Of
the oil region arc declared open to all The
same as before the advent Of the South.
ern Improvement Il Company, or in other
words, the combination which was enter.
ed into between the railway companies
and many Of the refining interests, espe-
cially at Cleveland and Pittsburgh, thc
contracts, Compacts and agreements be.
tween the parties 10 that combination
having been abrogated, and their charter
taken from them, all Of which was con.
clnsively shown at the meeting. The re.
port Of the Executive Committee was
unanimously adopted. The blockade llag
been OF forty days duration.
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WHHEEH5NG v AzYEDNEsDAY,MoRNHNGAPR APRIL - 2 z

tional bounty until January 80, 1873, and
providing that all claims filed after the
18th OF January, 1871 shallbe deemed 10
have been filed In time; to provide Tor the
payment OF women nurses during the
war; directing the Secretary Of War 10
audit and pay The claims Of certain citi.
zens Of Glasgow, Mo-, for losses by. the
burning of tho government stores at
Glasgow in 51s04r to prevent them
from falling into the hands Of the enemy.
Also bill providing that all soldiers who
enlisted prior to July 2, 1861, and
mustered into. any regiment company or
pattefyiwbich was a9oepteil blythe War
Department, shall be paid tie full bounty
Of 800. Also bill to prevent desertion
and elevate the condition of the army. Bill
passed. Also bill establishing the system
Of deposits which provides for three pay.
masters with receiving deposits, and shall
give bonds Tor the same as If public
money. Also bill to pay certain Nevada
and Colorado volunteers, passed. Also
bill from the House directing tho pay.
ment Of $4,000 to the officers and sail
ors OF the Kearsarge, passed.
Executive session adjourned. ~-..,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
-st1ep fshermatl aha snlt Stt nav /

-46enS Sherman and suit Ate nov lir
ConstGnople. .,., IN %. .,1,,s
-Bahch & Lows bone Ph6slate works
at Philadelphia We're entirely tlestoyed BY
fire Tuesday morning Loss about $1O,'
600.
The Wglland canal is expected tC
open fornavagation on the 9Oinst. %"
THE worst snow and wind storm
oil the season prevailed throughout Wy.
omingand Colorado from Saturday even
ing until Tuesday morning.
Hon, Erastus Corning died at Albany,
Monday night, after. along illness.. ....-,s.
The Bavarlan journals deny the truth
Of the report that King Louis has been
bctrothcd to daughter of Prince Frcdc.
rick Charles OF prhssia. I .rtS,
John Davis, Of Pottsvillc, Pa, q
miner employed at Taylorville, fell into n
slope on Tuesday afternoon, and was pre-.
cipitated distance Of 900 feet, being Of
course instantly killed.
Mrs. Grant held her frat reception
since Lent yesterday afternoon. ,
The Now Y0rS Assembly llas api
pointed a committee'to 'drait appropriate
resolutions on the death of Erastus Corn.
ing.
AT Trenton, N. j., Monday, the Dem.
ocratic city ticket was elected by 300 ma.
jOrity.
"A Washington special says tits un.
derstood thatthe French Charged Affairs,
MIR. Bellonnet, has been recalled at the re.
quest Of our government in consequence
of addressing sharp note to Secretary
Fish in the matter growing out OF the
arms investigation.
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VOLCANIC ERUruoS, Dispatches this
morning announce that Vesuvius is in the
midst of another eruption. In view Of
this, the earthquakes in California and
Syria and tho eruption OF a volcano in
Mexico, it would seem that some cause Of
wise spread disturbance is at work in the
interior OF the earth. According toprece.
dent we should have q season Of storms.
floods and pestilence.
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Prcliminaries for IL National Demo.
7srr. ..- cratic Convention. -. +.,,

NEW YoNK, April O-The meeting Of
the Democratic National Committee Is
called Tor Wednesday, the Sth OF NAV
next, al the residence of the chairman,
August Belmont IN tliis city. ErKe USAGE
is, says the World 10 summon tllc COM
mittee by private note, and not by a pub.
lIshcd cal and in accordance with which
the usual letters hive been sent out by
Mr.. Belmont, Although the purpose Of
the meeting is not specified in the call. Il
is understood the object Is 10 designate
the place and day ior the assembling Of
the National Democratic Convention, to
nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. ''' ~ ''S1'>' -
-The World adds that the procrastina-
tion Of Mr.. Belmont in this case has met
with the approval Of the leaders or The
Democratic party. The delay seems to
havO been occasioned with view TO
taking advantage .oi the Cincinnati Con.
tion, the results Of which, says.the World,
may determine as to tho time for holding
the Democratic National Convention. y
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Freshet in the Hudson! /!

ALBANY, April 0.-There isa lcSonsldera,
Bile freshet in the river here. The Troy
terryboat,S with about fifty passengers,
was carried down, the river last evening
by an ice gorge, and IN consedhence' ol
the rising Of the ewater all efforts, to stay
her going down stream proved useless.
The boat struck on, the, draw Of the upper
bridge and was, there fastened until all
the passengers were safely landed. There
was great CONSERVATION on board during
the drifting of the boat,
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Ohio !IerislatbIfre,.;. !;

ooLtMDVs, April Ut Mas thought
SSnatthe petitions OF remonatrances had
been presented on all sides Of the temper.
ancc and liquor question, but this .altei..
moon petition was presented asking ftr
a law making it penitentiary, oiIense "a
get drunk or sell or give away intoxica-
ting liquors, and to allow. q drunken man
TO turn States evidence, thereby COMPEL.
ing The liquor seller TO serve one.haif OF
the time in tho Penitentiary. W "a
dn.the Senate a bill was introduced rtc
authorize municipal corporations TO G Cd,
struct railroads and machine shops, and
TO rent or lease tho same. 'ii' 957
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Why Victoria Goes to, Germany..A
..,.L-...- ROYAL Scandal.

NEW YonK, April GA London letter
says that the object of the visit Of The
Queen To- Germany, though ostensibly 10
see her half sister, the Princess Hohen.
hohe Lougenberg, Is really TO h1sh up a
scandal which threatens the royal family.
The story Is that Prince Teck, son 81
Prince Alexander fof Wurtemberg, has
been accompanied in his late travels by a
well known London actress; and that the
Princess Teck princess Mary of Gam.
bridgc,) who was born In 1888, and who
d four years the senior Of her husband,
isso enraged thereby that she Is about "a
apply for a divorce, TO prevent which Her
Majesty went 10 Baden.