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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

Eastward bound passenger s by Trains No
u and 2have no change ofcars to New York.
Connections at Meadville, Union and Cory
for the Oil Regions; at Corning for Rochester
and points on the New York Central and
at ~Ringhsmton for Albany, Springfield,
Worcester, Boston and all points In New
England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No.
/ and 8, go through to Cincinnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
isyiIle Short Line, or the mail steamers, for
points in the South, southwest, and for sta
lions in Indiana, I~llinoiss Missouri, Kan
sas and Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chicago. Milwaukee,, Omaha n h north
west.
For additional information as to time,
fare, and connections, apply to the local
agent. asking for icket via the ATTAIN
Tic q GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
No "stop-oyer'Gnewed Hnon local tickets,
! Local paEsangeFs must purchase tickets 70
their Rrst stopping place. and may then re-
purchase nom that point TO
I. d. BARTON. Gen Supt
Meadville, Penn'a.
W. 3. SHATTUC,
! Mesdville, Pm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

The peT system of sending kilograms
simultaneously in opposite directions by
the same wire, has been successfully
tested in England, and will be intro
'duced on all the lines under the Govern
ment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

The Missouri Legislature has given
Frank Blair..notice that his services as q.
S. Senator can be dispensed with after
the 4th of March next. The Legislature
Of Illinois talks ditto to Lyman Trum.
bull.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

The election Of members ofa Conven-
ton to amend our State Constitution
takes place st the time OF holding the
spring election, in April, and the Con-
vention meets the second Tuesday in
Nav.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

\ Dahbury gentleman ate two
mince pies before retiring Sunday
night, and about . o'clock next NOR
ming was picked up by eleven bald.
headed angels and pushed through
ten yards of lead pipe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

An excellent old deacon, who, hav-
ing won a fine turkey at a charity
rattle, didn't like to tell his severe Cr-
thOdox wife how he came by it, quiz
city remarked, as he handed her the
turkey, that the "Shakers gave it to
him."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

Hon. William Bro~E, Republican. was
elected : the Legislature FROM Jessa-
aine county, KY, OF Saturday, 20 fill
che place Of Hon. Mr. McCampbell, de
ceased. His mai lrity was abont go.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
FRESH
OYSTERS
JUST RECEIVED AT
RISLEY'S.
NOR RENT

DOR RENT,
il One half Of the new double house, cor
ner Market and Vine SITS, containing seven
good rooms, pantry, six closets, with a good
cellar, filtered rain water in Kitchen, and
good well convenient. will be rented at tea
sonable rates, or the whole house and lot
will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire on
the premises or OF n. Peck, at the Store OF
Peck & Bro. Jan. %, lST3-tL.
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NTOTICE IN PARTITION

NOTICE IN PARTITION.
IN Rhoda Kennedy, Elizabeth Underwood
John Kennedy, andrew Kennedy, Miranda.
Clement Minglan. tminorl Of TrumbullCo-
Ohio; Alexander Kennedy Of Fremont Co.
Iowa, and Elmer Kennedy, Of Winnehsgo
county, Illinois, will take notice thai on
the 7day OF January, AID. ISIS. q petition
Court ofCommon PleaSoFlINAhOn county,
RhOda. u that subject 70 such dover par
tttiOn be made Of the following described
lands, viz:
LIST parcel: The homestead farm OF the
late Lazarus Kennedy. situate in Vienna,
Trumbun county, State Of Ohio. being part
Of Lots sand 8. and containing 22 acres OF
land.
% parcel: Part of Lot 81 in the towns.hIp,
of Hartford. said c.unty, containing s1hs.
OF an acre, being same land decided to aza--
rus Kennedy. BY Henry and Clara Eslteh.
by deed recorded In Trumbun eouney Rec
ords, vol 100, p. 81.
Sd parcel One-half acre Of LAID situate
in Lot No. Is in the township o. Hubbard,
said county, being the southeast corner Of
a fifty acre tract forif erly owned by Laza-.
rus Kennedy. decd, and by him reserved in
adeed OF said hfty acres made TO Magdals-
ma Johns, and recorded in Trumbun county
Records, vol. IOT. p. So.
And that at the February term, 1873, of
said Court order Of dover and petition viii:
be taken accordingly il no defence Is made.
WM. I. SPEAR
Jan. s, lSTS-6t. Atty for Petitioner.
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I. J. MeLAIN & son,
3 A N K E r s,
w arren, Ohio.

NIE continue to transact all kinds
w Of business pertaining to Banking. as
for years past, at our old stand, Nc. q. Main
county, we are able 10 render to our Gus
TONERS every advantage which appertafng
10 their interest. We guarantee satisfac-
ton to ali vhodeal with as.
WeIoan money st reasonable rates, and
buy good paper, long or short.
We receive deposits in d Savings Bank
department. and allow interest thereon.
We buy and sell eastern exchange.
We buy and sell gold and coupons.
We sell Revenue Stamps for checks
We buy aud sell, and obtain for customers
government bonds & ali first class securities.
We are special agents for the sale OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds, o n in
vestment. paying go interest In gold.
We make collections on favorable terms.
We sell our " drafts On Great Britain
and Europe. furnishing the best facilities
for sending money TO the old country.
We book passengers to and from all Euro
pean ports, by the Cunard. Inmans White
Star, National and Anchor Lines OF Stea.
mers at lowest rates.
We have a large number Of dwellings for
rent possession to be given in the spring.
Persons DESTROYS OF trarsacting any bnsi-
ness as above mentioned are respectfully
solicited TO give Us O call.
Jan. 5, lS73-lmo
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TTACHMENT

IN t.
IN Mahlon Hall, PI'tf, VS.. VIM. Faucet,
Deft, Before Jefferson Palm, Justice Of the
Peace, Of Warren township, TrumbuH ca,
Ohio. On Jan. l6, 1879, said Justice issued an
order Of Attachment in the above cause
lars. MAHLON HALL
By Washington Hyde, his Atty.
Jan, 2, lSTS.4t
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DERARTMEST OF INSURANCE.
ColumbuG March o fa-1

NOAulAOu5s MaICu .. AsIL
WHEREAS. The Union Mutual Life Insu-
ranee Company. located at Augusta. IN the
state OF Maine, Directors Office, Boston,
A~assachusettsD has lied in this once q
sworn statement by the proper Ofhoers
tnereoI, showing its condition and business,
and has complied. in all respects, with the
laws OF TINS state relating to Life Insurance
Companies.
James Williams. Auditor OF the State OF
Oh1oY DO hereby certify, that said Company
3 authorizes TO transact its appropriate
accordance with law, during the current
year. h condition and business 81 said
Company at the date OF such statement,
(Dec. 81, ls7l,) Is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available
Assets including the sum OF ST.
l02,09 q in premium notes held
by the Company on Policies in
Aggregate amount Of LIABILITIES
Including &25I,9lI 90 for Rein
surance reserve computed by
the Company according 10 hi
Actuartes table, with Interest
at 4 per cent. Massachusetts,
AsSreSate amount Of LIABILITIES.
including S4,T5,oO0.0O for Rein
surance Reserve computed by
the Company according to the
Actuaries table.with interest at
~ per cent. New York StanD AyS7 1880
Amount OF income Tor the prsce-
dingyear. including S5S2,98.S7i
notes forPremiums------. 1.sT. OlOsO
preceding year in eash-----.- 757 .IO.s7
Amount Of Notes and other obli-
cations usedtn payment Of Los
ses and Claims. &C., during the
In Witness Whereof, I ave hereunto sub
scrtbed my name. and caused the Seal OF
my office to be afixed. the day and year
above written. JAS. WILLIAMS,
Auditor OF State.
/, at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FGAI omrn-

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
" Estate In pursuance of an order OF
the Probate Court of Frumbun county. o.
1 will oner for sale, at public auction, on
saturday, the 18TH day Of Feb. A. ID. 1873.
between the hours OF n and three o'clock
p. m.Y upon the premises the following des-
cribed real estate, situat In the township
OF BraceV1lle, county OF Trumbuu, and State
OF ONO, and nearly opposite the c. & NJ. r
X. Depot. known as PhalanN Station. Par
eel LIST, BOUNDED on the west by land Of
waiter Stroups by John d. Curtiss and Wal
ter HaWley on the east. The r. r. Depot
grounds on the south, and land OF Walter
HaWley on the north; containing about
three acres Of land with two small dwell
~nng-houses thereon. Appraised at $4,000.
Perced I'd, obtains one acre OF land adj
Joining parcel st. and is appraised at $1,000
Terms,1%of purchase money in hand, bal
ance in sixty days from day Of sale.
GEORGE E ROPER,
Guardian Of John CrOy.
B~raceyIIle Jan. Is, IS73-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

The lower house of Congress has
passed a bill to repeal the bankrupt law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22


COUNTY PAPERs.-There is a variety
Of opinion respecting the value of coun-
ty papers, as there is a variety of intel
lectual development among men. The
Cincinnati Trade List expresses its
feelings in a very concise manner
ga gentleman writes to us that his
county paper is so poor that he has
stopped taking it therefore sends as
three dollars for the Trade List. We re-
peat that we don't want subscribers on
those terms, A mans county paper is
worth more to him than any other paper
in the world, or If it is not it is his own
fault. If the county paper is properly
encouraged, it may be relied upon for in
formation of more value to the people in
whose interests it is issued than can be
found in all the city papers in the Uni
ted States. No man a afford to stop
the paper that publishes the official adj
vertisements CT his county, the public
sales, markets, court new and all other
local intelligence. If the paper is poor
the people are more at fault than the
publisher, for not giving liberal patron
age. However poor the county paper
may be, it is always worth more than 1t
costs 10 those interested in the affairs of
its locality.
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= BOSTON, MASS.

Certificate Of Compliance for PuhIientiou.
To be pubiShed al Ledst once a rear IN eye,
County t0here there g an dgeHf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
A PLACEMENT

n LNONINL IN l.
Alfred Osborn. VS.. W. H. Snyder.
Before G. ID. Goodrich, ]. p, Of Liberty
township, Trumbull county, o. On the 18th
day Of Dec. lSz2, said Justice issued an or
der OF Attachment In the above action for
the sum Of $500. Said cause is set Tor hear
ing Feb. :, 1873. at Q o'clock, a. m.
Jan. 8, 1873 Ste
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
EGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A NOIlCE-
N Hartzell. Lambert q Co, VS.. Thomas
Ward. Before @. d. Goodrich, J.. p, Of LIB
erty township. Trumbun county, %.
on the l4th day OF Dec. 1872. said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment In the above
action, for the sum Of S5S,sl. Said cause Is
set for hearing Feb. s, 1878, at 5 O'Clock. a. m
HARTZELL, LAMBERT& CO.
Girard, o., Jan. 10, ls7s-Sts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
DARN For SALE
Farn fOr Said.

I WILL SELL MY FARM OF lis
lacres which is situated on the creek road
Ostween Kinsman and Gustavus, x OF a
mile from Peabody's Cheese Factory and
Store. 1t Is a very choice fBrm and under
good cultivation, and has good buildings,
orchard, sugar camp, &C.
TERMs-One-third cash down and the bal
ance In annual payments. Address to
Jason Gilmore, Herald ONCE, Cleveland o.,
or Henderson !. Gilmore, Gustavus, o.
Jan. Is, lS73-tf
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DARN FOR SALE
u Consisting ofl47 acres, or I will divide
buildings. For particulars inquire at the
subscriber on the premises, q few rod, easf
Of Curtis Corners. in Greene. TTumbur
county, Ohio LAUREN COLEMAN
Jan q, lS73-tt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
OF REAL ESTATE BY

OALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
y ORER OF COURT-In pursuance OF an
order Of the Probate Court OF Co..
Ohio, on Friday, the 18th a OF February
A. 1873, at the south dOOr Of the Court
House, in the city Of Warren, Trumbull
county, Ohio, I will oder for sale to the high
est bidder, the following described real es-
tate, to-Wit: Situate In Mesopotamia owD
sbip Trumbun county o., and in-lots NOs-
2. %, "A, 45, 46, A, In said township, pc
ginning at the southwest corner OF said Lot
No. a, and running thence east N with
lotline2 6 rods Is liuks: thence southS 81 rods
Il links; thence east ~ rods; thence north
so rods S links; thence east 10 links; thence
north As rods 10 links themes east LOG rods %
links. thence north 81 rods Is Inks thence
east Is rods Ii links; thence north Is rods
thence north 2 deg. west % o d Y inks
thence north T.45 Oeg. west 4 rods 9 links;
thence north IL rods Is INKS; thence nortn
north 2Sr0ds; thence east 81 rods 5 Inks
thence south % rods; thence east - rodsS
links; thencenorth l3 rods; thence westSE
rods. thence north Is rods p links; thence
west I22 rods links; thence north 10 reds.
thence west SO rods sinks; thence norm ~
rods 5 links; thence west 20 rods 10 INKS 70
ne west line Of said lot No. 40 thence south
with the west line Of Lots 46 and A., 20 rods
to the place OF beginning. containing SO
acres, more or less: but excepting thereIrom
an mai part of Lot No. Hlytng between the
north line Of the lot and the center OF Mil
Creek. and bOuDded east by a q So rods s
links west from the west lin Of said Lot a.,
Including n acre owned Dy DOctorCasseys
Containing 20 acres, more or less.
Sale lands are composed Of seYeralfarmss,
with buildings, orchards. &C. Those wish
ing to buy can be accommodated with small
or large farms, as they may desire. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
]. H. BALDWIN.
Admr OF Cyrus Reed, deceased
HUTCHINs, FUTILE & STuLL, Attyis-
P. S.-Any one wishing tobuy may saa on
B. ". Robbins or John n. Stull, Warren D.,
who will give such Information Concerning
the above described land as they may nave.
]. n. BALDWIN,
Jan s Is7S-5w A&Hinistrator.
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MORE INIAN FIGHTs.

Captain Price, commanding compa-
ny L, of the Fifth cavalry, returned
to Prescott, Arizona, from a fifteen
days scout lear the mouth of Black
Canyon. He had a hard fight with
the Apaches and killed five; three
escaped. Near the head of Black Can
yon he had another fight and killed
thirty-siX Apache-Tonto WARRIORS
Since the last report the troops operat-
ing from Camp Verde have killed Is
warriors.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
EGAI. NOnInF

7 EGAL NOTICE.
AThomas NJ. Abel ara simon L. Alb all
partners, under the Aame and stYA OF r.
N: Abell& Co, rlaiAtsfs, VS.. PIT. - = and
others, whose aapoes are unknSg n and
known as thu Arm p 7. Cook &C 6effss-
In the Coart ~ Common Pleas o2Trum-
bune county, Ohio.
Z. Cook sndthe other dsV Idants whose
4 NJ Abel 4 Co did, ca We 18th day Of
Dec, Al, lS72. hle tksF. petition in the
Court ef Common Pleas 5fTrumbun county
= State Of Ohio. SSG asst z. T. Cook and
our defendants W .ose names and resi-
S5nces are setting forth that the
said arr indebted to said plain
tits in the sum o. seven hundred and MY
six dollars and g4fty-four cents, for lumber,
timber and OIL. er merchandise sold and de-
livered. The said plaintiffs also procured
an order OF Attachment and GarDtshee
notice on the same day in said ease,to issue
against the property and credit Of said de-
PENDANTS according to law. Said case VIII
be tried at February term Of said Court,
| 1873, which sets Feb. Path Of said year.
RATL1FF
Jan.S s, 1S73-6t Att'ys for Pitts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
Battle with the Mndnns.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-A dis
patch from Yreka to-day states that a
messenger has Just arrived at that
place from the headquarters of Gene
raj Wheaton, commanding the troops
in the action against the Modoc Indi-
ans.
a severe battle was fought last Fri
day The troops under the command
of Wheaton consisted of two hundred
and fifty regulars, two companies of
Oregon volunteers, twenty-five Cali
fOrnia riflemen, commanded by Cap
tain Fairchild, and a few KIamoth In
dams, altogether about 400 men. The
battle took place neal the eastern shore
of Tule Lake. On Thursday, Captain
Bernard went around the north end
az the Lake to the east side, and to
the east of Captain Jacks position
He was to advance against Captain
Jack from the east, and Gen. Wheat
on from the southwest, the forces of
the latter to be under W of the fire
of the howitzers. Thursday night
such a dense fog enveloped the coun-
try that they could not see forty yards.
The two forces were then about twelve
miles apart, though to communicate
with each other il was necessary to go
a much greater distance. Friday
morning Captain Bernard opened the
battle against Captain Jack, who had
about two hundred warriors concealed
among the rocks along the line, two
miles in length. General Wheaton
heard the firing, but had no alterna-
tive but to move to the aid of Captain
Bernard, without the fire of the how
itzers. Tie troops fought the unseen
foe from eight in the morning till it
was dark, undera terrible fire, during
which scarcely one Indian was seen.
The loss to the troops was forty killed
and wounded. The loss of the Modocs
is unknown. The troops were obliged
finally to retreat to their camp. Ber-
nard's force bore the brunt of the bat
tie and suffered terribly. All the cav
airy fought on foot. Among the killed
were Frank Trimble and J. r, Brown
of Oregon. G. w. Roberts was NOR
tally wounded Captain Perry, of the
regulars, seriously Lieutenant Kyle,
slightly. The movement is called a
forced reconnaissance of Capt Jacks
position. The leaders say it will take
q thousand men to dislOde him from
the lava beds. The troops will only
try to prevent the Modocs from raid
ing on the settlements and will wait
for achievements.
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NE BEGINNING.

1t should be said that the first move
made this afternoon wa by Mr.. Cal
len, who moved the discharge OF the
Temperance Committee. The Spesk'
er declared this motion out of order,
and 1t was not put ; but the sugges'
fion of it probably preeipitsted the 70.
port Of the committee. 7. ;.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
SATURDAY, Feb. s2d, A. d. 1s73,

at 1 o'slock, p. m. of said day. the following
described land and tenements: Situate in
the county Of Trumbul, State Of Ohio. and
township of Liberty, and and
described as follows, tO-wit: On the north
by lands or premises of Daniel Morgan; on
the south by lands Of VIM. B. Leslie, under
lease Of Evan Morris & Co; and on the west
Hill to the city of Youngstown, and on the
same premises now occupied by the said
defendant.
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
SheridsOfice, Warren, o., Jan. p, lS7S-5W
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TTACHMFNT NOTTCF

A NOTICE.
"a On the 18th day OF Nov. 1872. the un-
del ign caused an order OF Attachment to
be issued by Jefferson Palm, Justice OF the
Peace OF Warren township, Trumbull Co,
agatnstP I. o G Co., for the sum Of $3.50
said cause is for hearing on the Sth day Of
Feb. 1873. at 9 o'clock a. m.
Jan. s. lS73-3t BALDWIN & BARNUM.
DARN FOR SALE
IL ID acres known as the Adds S. Gilbert
farm. in Rowland township, will be divi-
ded into two farms II desired, OF l42 and so
acres. House. two barns, orchard and plen-
ty OF good timber. Terms-smau PAYMENT
down, balance on long time with Interest.
Address SEYMOUR OLIN-
a s. 1873 Ravenna. Ohio.
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NO EXPERIMENT, BUT AN ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company,
OF
DIRECTORS OFFICE BOSTON, MASS.

HENRY CROKER. President.
WHITING H. HoLLIsTER. Secretary.
CHAs. H. BREWER, Chief Clerk.
H. P. BARTON. sup't OF agencies.
Organized 1919. o Years Experience.
Purely Mutual.
NO UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS.
USEoUALED LIABILITY.
ASSETS, JAN. /, IS72.
825.1O.
Losses Paid s2,s6s, 500 90.
Dividends Paid sI,S2s,6ss S.
Total Amount returned to Policy Holders,
RECEIPTS FOR 1871.
Premiums----.-. sI.6e6,5e
lnterest-~---------.- Slo.755.l6
Total Receipts SI,943.STI.sI
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1871 TO POLICY
HOLDERS.
Paid for Surrendered
Policies---.......-.....-sl62 1855 81
Paid Return Premiums. 4S5549 T,7I57 IS
Total Amt returned to Policy
-.-.-.------. S966 Is
SAMUEL JOHNSON. Gen'I Agent for Ohio
GEO. Z. KENNEDY, Agent, Warren, Ohio,
NJ CALHOUN, Agent at Niles, Ohio.
CHARLES c. FOWLER, Agent at Girard,
NJ L. CAMPBELL, Agent at Mineral Ridge,
E.A. WAKEFIELD, Travelling Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

TIME WESTWARD.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State of Ohio, Trumbu II County. IS.
Mary Simons. In Trumbun Com
VS. 1mon Pleas

BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued oat Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of TruEnbull
County, o.. in the above named case to me
directed and delivered, 1 have levied on
Of the Ion House, in the City of Warren,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

is q secret, except that the Grown
Prince took cup of tea just before
leaving her, which was after 10 o'clock.
When he arrived near his palace, the
hack driver stopped as he had been
ordered to do, and upon opening the
door of the coach found. to his great
alarm, that the Prince had suddenly
been taken seriously sick. He carried
the patient to the door Of the palace,
where he was at once taken care of.
In few moments the servants were
alarmed, the Crown Princess made her
appearance, the Prince was taken to
his bedroom, and the court physicians
sent for. They hesitatingly declared
that the Grown Prince had been
poisoned.
The patient refused to tell where he
had been and what food lie had tabal'
last. Emetics were freely applied +nd
immediate fatal consequences ,"ce
avoided. But the Prince RENAME d j..
such grave condition that his i,
rial father was hurriedly summor
his bedside. The Emperor remit
for an hour along with his son, cali.
however, the physician frequently i,
the room. It is probable that the
then told the father the whole truth
Next day the Prince was little bet r,
but still remained very weak. z,
weeks afterward he had recovered >
far that he could be removed to ti:
climate of Wiesbaden, but mont s
elapsed before lie was restored to futl
health.
If the old Emperor knew all abort
it it must have been sorely perplexiu'
for him what to do with Pauline
| Weigel under the circumstances. T
have her arrested would have Civ,
rise to terrible scandal, aud he coul
not even order her to leave Berlin in.=
mediateiy without arousing very I'M
pleasant suspicious. And thus it is
probable that she was not molested at
all, but given to understand that she
woul'a have to marry Peltzer and leave
Germany with him, or stand the con-
sequences. After the wedding Pau
lines house and furniture were quickly
sold, and she departed with her hus-
band for foreign country. Where
they have gone is unknown.