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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-26
ation for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2l0,
L. S. REGISTERS OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, July IL, 1873.

Us. EN- IT,,
EUREKA, Nevada, July IL, 1873
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company ~(postofiice address, Eureka,
Nevadal has this day filed in this office
o diagram, together with a notice OF APP
plication Tor Il patent from the United
states, under act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, for sos and 10 feet OF the
Lupita deposit OF lode, and the mill-site
pertaining thereto: the mining claim
running 660 and 40 feet northwestcrly
and la and $40 feet sOutheasterly from
the Lupita shaft, situated i'll the Eureka
mining district, Eureka county, state OF
Nevada, and described in the plat and
field notes or file in this office, as fol-
lows, to wit
SURVEY NO. 40, LOT A.
Beginning al a post whence h highest
point of Ruby Hill bears ;. 3iA degrees
W. 3l5 feet the flagstaff in the town of
Eureka bears y. IS deg. 30 min. f.. $3.50
feet thence running :. % deg. +. 45l and
2-lO feet, whence the lupita shaft bears
s. 51A deg. +. 2l0 feet :thence \. t5A deg.
f. 50 feet thence :. IL deg. +. 81 feet, to
the northern corner of the Elliptic
ground thence s. 46h deg. w. lS4 feet, to
post or the northeastern boundary OF the
sentinel claim thence n. 81 deg. W. 336h
feet, the northern corner of the Senti-
mel claim thence :. i9R deg. W. l53 feet,
along said sentinel survey to the eastern
corner OF the AT Last survey thence n.
81 deg. W. 40 and 20 feet, to the north
ern corner Of the At Last Survey and the
eastern corner of the Lookout survey Z:
and theuce n. IS deg. T.. 900 feet. to the
place of beginning containing 3 acres.
Also the following described piece or
parcel OF land, as part of the above min
ing claim as a mill-site, and upon which
the company has erected reduction
works:
SURVEY NO. 40. LOT l..
BEGINNING at n post whence post No. !
OF Lot a bears :. 81 deg. II min. ", II, s33
feet post No. l OF survey No. is, Lot Is,
made for the Eureka Consolidate Min
ing Company upon the Triangle mill
site bears $. l2h deg. +. $50 feet The flag
staff in the town of Eureka bears :. II
deg. 10 min. +. 2S17 feet, and the south
east corner OF the Eureka Consolidated
COmpanys stone office bears ). 5 deg. AZ
min. W. 59l feet thence running y. Is
deg. w. Clio feet thence ). - y deg. W. 800
feet thence 5. Is deg. r.. 610 feet thence
:. az deg. w. u feet thence :. l5h de-.
+. 243 feet thence N. 77h deg. +. Ill feet :;
thence n. l5h deg. w. 243 feet and
thence N.71H deg. r.. 266 feet. to the place
OF beginning containing 4 and $40 acres.
The mining claim II mill-site are on
unsurveyed lands. The mining claim is
on the northwest, south and
southeast by the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Conn any, Lookout, AT Last, Sen
tlnel and Elliptic claimi.
A copy of the noticea I'D diagram can
be found posted on t lie Lupita shaft
upon the lode. and one n the mill-site.
jyl2-l9 ClRUSF HORN, Register.
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District Court Of the United States in and
Tor the District of Nevada.
In the matter of Henry j. Sweet, Bank.
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
\ Warrant in bankruptcy has been
issued by said Court against the estate OF
Henry j. sweet, of the County of ElkO.
state OF Nevada, in said District, ad.
judged a bankrupt upon the petition OF
his creditors; and the payment OF any
debts and the delivery of n property
belonging to said bankrupt, to him or %
his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law. A meet
ing OF the creditors of said bankrupt to
prove their debts n choose one or more
assignees OF his estate, will be held at a
Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the
town OF Eureka, in the County of Eure.
ka, State OF Nevada, in said District, on
the
9th Day of August, A. ID. 1873,
at II o'clock noon, OF said day, at the
office of w. II. davenport, one of the
Registersin Bankruptcy of the said Cont
J. b. FITCH. Marshal Messenger.
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NOTICE IN Observation-Disclosures
~ is to give notice hat on the I'd dny
OF August, A.. ID. 1873, a Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the estate of !
ID. EMtRSLEl, of the town OF Eureka.
and state of Nevada, who has been adj,
judged a bankrupt on his own petitton +.
inat the payment Of any debts and de,
livery OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt, TO him, or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, is for.
pIaqen by Jaw; that a meeting of the
creditors OF the said BANKRUPT. TO proye
Their debts and to choose one or more
asslgnees OF his estate, will be held Mt ),
Court OF BANKRUPTCY to be holden al FIJI
reka, ureka county, State Of Nevada.
IN SAD District, before VIM. Ii. Daven,
tember, y. ID, lN73, at Il O'Clock NJ.
GEORGE |. LAMMON.
u Marshal and Messenger in bank.
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Notice of Assessment.
EMON MILL AND MINING COM.


IL PANY. Location of principal place
OF business City and County OF san
Francisco, State of California.
Location of Works: Eureka Mining
District, Eureka County, state ol Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet
ing of the Board OF Directors. held on
the lSthday OF August, 1873, an assessment
OF Three Dollars (s3) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately. in United states
gold coin, to the secretary, AT :he office
of the corporation. No. tOS Merchant
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Seven
teonth Day of september, 1873, Will
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Wedhes-
day, the Eighth Day Of October,
1913, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and eX-
penScS of sale.
/. T. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
Office No. Cos Merchant street, San
Francisco, California. aul9-4w
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Minins gstr,,
Apple ation fn, ~.
NOTICE No. 90 >"
Frppv, Us. LAND Orr

EERFKA. NS, LAND orrp,
oIlCE Is HEREIN, June 3, ID,
the Richmond Given, n
Nevada postoffce aoarnaag CompsA,
Ieka county, Nevad9G bss, tunia'
calloh Tor patent Tor sv a's mace A.
one ana a halt I5OlLtiinu hundNd7
Richmond loce, Leari,aa a!al let MI
minerals the same s!iIer and M
mnu one and a half ieei nve hund
TOM nj southeast side seniheas1
niaili iheiihe, situated in En-, me 10,
,lStrlct, Eureka Countr Hteka Mn
described in the Plat an, Ne'ala, !
NE IN TINS Office as follows s ,sl hdaI
U. $. SURVEY. no. 4 3.
Ieglnning at a post mara.
SURG! No. 81, mace Tor I'M eu MOI
soiidated Conn any. u,o, Elfvka d
c "rp n same being The mos ,sa an
cofner OF said claim, stand TpS hOSa
summit OF Ruby Hill. Tbis nea|
most southcrly corner n, nus IS alo
made Tor The Eureka survey No|
pany on the Lookout lode. ualtd q
northwest corner of the Nhens
ing Works bears n. t2s, dlanliondAd
feet, ana the Flagstaff in FursIees VI
w degrees L. lO,5l4 fen, Aa 0,5
nlhg th9nce, first, n. XII ana
~ ? feet second, S. IS deg " ateie.
.nlrd. ;. SiA deg. +. 5OI5 ,e Wv 4
\. IS deg. +. 800 feet, TO tbe ',s.; iog
ginning, containing $50 acr liace OIL
expressed from true m~or;SI.,LiteN' C0ul
10y deg. East. an' vanat
The claim is on unsurvevea 49,.
Is bounded on the northwest, isno,
ana southwest by the Ricbmo,a CHh(
company OF NeNaua, and on \. Al1
cas-. 10y the Eureka Consolidate NJ \
-, ms claim is recorded in Doos p ]
I9q, 1i the Mining Records Of ~
, lining district and a copy Of . .S
ice ana diagram can be tonnS na ,s.a|
the hosting works of the mine pV'W9
It2I CYRUS + Holm
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CB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
neatly executed IT the Utica al tho
EU2IE/ SENnNEL "
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-26
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. o22.
U. S. REGISTER'S OFFICF

EUREKA, Nevada, August 18th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ simeon Wenban (postotfice address.
torteZ, Nev..) has this day filed in this
once a diagram, together with a notice
OF Application for a patent frOmthe Unit
ca states under Act of Congress. appoyed
May 10th, 1872. for fifteen hundred l.5Uu(
linear feet OF the Garrison lode. The
same running $50 feet southerlv and $50
horthly. from the location monument,
with surface ground 400 feet in width. sit.
uate in CorteZ Mining District. Eureka
county, New, and described in the plat
ana neld notes on file in this office as
follows: "
U. S. SURVEY, NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked mo. /.
rs. survey NO. 81" whence the section
corner common to sections ). 6. :. and 5.
/. 26, n. Il. As f, NJ. ID. NJ, bears S 3Sder
4omin. w., 3,54i feet and the shaft known
as the Garrison Air Shat bears :. 49,
uee. T., 's2 leet thence running n. S2b
Ses. T., 4Uo feet, to post marked No2. L,
:. survey, No. 81 thence :. ~ dec f.
low leet, TO post marked No. 3. l.. :,
survey, NO. 81; thence $. S25@ deg. w.
4oo leet, TO post marked No. 4. l.. :. Sur
Vey, no: 81, and thence n. ~ deg. w.
asoou ieet' 70 post =" No. 1.-the place of be-
causes expressed from the true meridian
WIN a magnetic variation of l6b dec
East. "H oes'
90 inls claim is on surveyed land in T.
70 N, K. As +. NJ. D. NJ, and is honnded
on neither end by any known claimants.
the nearest mine is I'll Arctic. The
.ta a Is recorded in book B, page l5G, OF
the G0!tez District Mining Records.
"ui'" HORN, Register.
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Apple cation for Paten,
NOTICE NO. Oh


Us. LAND OFr1ry
E'REkA. Nevada, June .S, ia,
Office is HEREBY cIyyx !
~ the Richmond Mining Comm. !
Nevada tpos totfice address. FnraE.
reka County, Nevada) have mads !.
cation Tor patent for six bundrsd !
lineal feet OF the TipTop lode, beari,!
Nerand other minerals the sams
Sin hundred feet northwestern f,om
southeast side of entrance 10 ths d
mono mine, known as the main q,
Top incline, situate in Lurek,
ing District, Eureka County. MI
and described in the plat and seld h
on file in this Office as follows, viz:
L. +. SURVEY NO, 6s,
beginning at the northeast como
Iatent survey No. GA, made for IN. h
mond Mining Company of Neyad1
the Richmond lode. a post marked +
mond n. +. corner, and Tip TopS.E|
ner: whence the Tip Top shalt b,,]
II degrees W. 140 feet, and the faeu1
Eureka bears n. Is deg. Is min. /, n
feet, and running thence, first, r.
deg. ". COO feet second, s. 50 deg. VI
feet third, $. 3iA deg. Z. 60 feet tod
\. IS deg. +. 80 feet, to the place d
ginning, containing 1893 acres. Cod
expressed from true meridian, varl
49, deg. East.
This claim is on unsuryeyed land,
is bounded on the northeast, SOUTH
ana southeast by the Richmond Md
Company of Nevada on the nOnht
not known.
This claim is recorded in Rook B,
$50, of the Mining Records Of Eui
Mining District, and a copy Of said NJ
and diagram can be iound posted o1
Tip Top shaft.
je27 CNRUSF. HORN, Regisl
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Mininin9.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. 223.
is. REGISTERS OFrCE,l

Us. REGISTERS OFFCE,l
EUREKA. New, August 18Th, 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
simeon WCnban tpostoftlcc auuIess
Tortcz Neyada) has this day nled In TINS
office n diagram, together with u no,rcS
of application for patent from the lhiIsu
states, under the Act OF congress; az
nroved NAV 10th, 49,, .or fifteen hun
bred II .Mo) linear feet of the Arctlc loue,
the same running 400 feet
and 100 feet northwesterly from h ioca-
ton monument, with surface Srounu NV
feet in width, ituate in Cortez Mining
District, Eureka County, state OF NeNa,
da. and described in the plat Helu
notes, on file in this office, as follows:
L, :. SURVEY, NJ. IS.
BEGINNING at a post marked No. i. L.
9 survey. No. IS, whence the section cor.
ner common to sections 5, q, I, n :. l.
26 n. X, IS T., NJ. II. NJ, bears ). a deg.
5 min. W. 2,743 feet, post No, ), OF survey
No, 81, made for Simeon Wenoan,o on the
Garrison lode, bears n. u deg. " min.
w. III feet, and the center of the mouth
of the Arctic tunnel bears ). AZ deg. r.,
l.ll6 feet thence running y. 5SH deg. f.,
400 feet, TO post marked No. 2, l. :. sur
ycy. No. IS: thence :. BIN deg. f., l,5Oc
feet, to post marked No. ), |. :. survey,
No. IS; thence :. 5SR deg. W., 400 1eet, 10
post marked No. l, l. =. survey, No. 90
and thence y. 81 y deg. W., 1850 feet. TO
post No. !, the place of beginning, con.
tanning Is 77-lO0 acres. Causes expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic
variation of l6A deg. East,
This claim is on surveyed land, in 1. 70
n, Il. As f., NJ. II. Nj, and is bounded on
neither END by any known claimants,
the nearest mine is the Garrison. This
claim is recorded in Book b, page Isl, OF
the Cortez District Mining Records.
Augl9-tU CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-26
Man, Wife and Child Murdered
by an Avarici0uS Brother. :

Ballast, Me, June lO.-Almon
Gordon, wife and child were found
murdered in bed at Thorndike, eigh-
teen miles from here, this morning.
A brother. of Almon Gordon has been
arrested on the charge Of killing iliha,
his wife and child last night, and set.
ting fire to. their house. "A dispute
about piece of property is said to
be the cause. John G0ruon, a man
seventy years old, had recently con-.
veyed to his son Almon his farm,
worth $4,000, taking back a mort.
gage for the life support OF himself
and wife. The other son, John f.
was dissatisfied with the arrangement,
and probably thought by the death
Of his brother and family the proper
ty would fall to ilitn. This is the
only motive thus far assigned. At
estime OF The murder the cid .peo-
plezwere absent ons.a visit. The In
mates of the house were the murder
ed man, AlmoD NJ, aged 25.; Emma.
A., his wife, aged %, and their chill
dren Ira B., aged g. -a'little girl aged
II months. Anna, a niece, aged 9;
John, 7, the brother and hired man.
About 8 o'clock, a. M, the latter was
awakened by the shirieks Of. the little
boy, and he Immediately discovered
that the house was on fire. He in
formed the neighbors, apd. the flames
were extinguished without much dam
age. The bodies Of the father, moth
er and infant, who occupied the same
bed, were soon. found, maugled and
SO scorched as to be hardly recogniz-
able. The little .hey who slept in a.
crib in the same room was severely
wounded, but may survive. The
bloody deed was evidently committed
with an axe, which was found on the" I
premises. The wounds of the three
murdered persons were inflicted upon
the head, and must have caused in
slant death. The brother, John T.
arrested on suspicion, is % years old.
a farm laborer, and unmarried. He'|
maintains sullen Indifference refus:
ing to answer any question, but say:
ing that at the proper time he will
defend himself. The coroner held I
IN inquest this afternoon. The, ,pris-
oner will probably be. arranged be-
9urtry1 w. u - ---ft---L--,r -Al>:---:L..-4el
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died forS.Ioys.

LOUISVILLE, June IA Germaa5
.aiirl. aged Is, committed suicide this
evening by taking arsenic. Some
months ago a German grocer in tliis
c;ty. named Weiss, who was a widow
er, wrote to the girls mother, then
in Belgium, a proposition of MARI.
are The mother accepted it, and
came over. The giirl refused to come
an account of lover m the7Belgiaq
horse guards, and the mother insist
inc, Sic; tried to. poison herself, bu'
failed, and was brought over by hel
mother. This evssipgs sitting .qpiet
lv with her parents, she Kissed then
Good D, night and retired to .hel, rooml
Half an hour afterwards they hearc
her scream, and entering.the room
found her in conHilsiohs. She sale
abe would rather die than stay away
| from her lover, She died m a few
minutes.
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Distressing.

The editor of the Lexington Dis
patch, determined to be no longer
triaed with, makes encouragement,
".shat he will commence publishing ::
black list soon-of all the names OF
persons who shave had their papers
stopped for non-payment Of subscrip-
ton. =,
We would follow suit, butit would
hardly pay for the trouble, for those
who have stopped the Herald with
out paying are so raiserably poor that
we have no hope Of ever realizing
anything from them. And then the
amounts are so trifing-only ohe.ow-
ing for a whole year. and as he stop
ned. it some four or FIVE years ago.
he now claims the statute OF limlta'
tion. Besides we derive more pleas
ure in looking daggers at 'shat mar
than we. could possibly have from
three greenback dollars. The seat
of his pantaloops are We n thread;
bare too. and his elbows show signs
of soon being free from confinement
Let him rip. No, wewill netpnelistt
black list, the whole thing is'blaeE
enough. already. Those stor-my-pa,
per-Sithout- pasing-up fellows are Is suf 1.
fciently punished without our ADDING
to their sorrows, and we look on then
mere in pity than snger.-Newherr!
Herald. 49,
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be imagined. Inasmuch as the affair
has been publicly talked Of and diff,
fused, we have given it truthful
publicity, but deem it unnecessary
to mention the names of the parties
interested.
Some. three; e !; .of. i four years ago tie
papers, Of the city. mentioned 9 amiI-
iarcase, which will doubtless be re-
called, ,His: That of a big, burly ga.
loon keeper ON Fourth street, just
above Congress, who suddenly left
the city when the discovery was
made that the supposed man was in
reality woman. who f,r years had
worn the disguise of manhood, defy
ing all detection.
Such cases are quite rare, and yet
seem to be occasionally well authen-
.ticated.
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ed of the guilt of the negroes. By
this time the, people in large. num-.
bers had. assembled and claraered for
the summary execution of the mur-
derers, but they were saved aby the
intercession Of Mr.. Snaer, who. then
departed for this place, and the pris-
oners Were brought here. On their
arrival indignant citizens, numbering
over one thousand, took them to the
woods on the east side of Bayou
Teche. and hanged three of them to
the limb-of a tree. They confessed
taking part in the crime, but insisted
that the one who turned State s'evi-
dence cut the throat Of Lanet,
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VOLUME yxxlHI.-NO. H1
Ths Majority ef ,;'e Wk;;s s'p:ers
With the fJeHiocrafic Paetv. ~:

The Ny. World discussing the
free trade platform with the Chicago
zsaaes. pakgs the following. remarks
upon the.lis and vsgor of the nemer.
cratic organization: "'.l .i.--
To begin with. the Demoerats.ear.1.
ty is asmajority of the white Inca, I'M
the country to-day. The Radical
party holds power by virtue of the
negro vote, with which by ffaud- vio-
lence, and lawlessness most INDUSTRIOUS,
it debased ths. suaraggss417,sliberal Re
publicans, alas, consenting! Buteven
this advantage, seized at such cestto
the country for the sake ofssproepg-
Ing its own ife, will not Hast long.
Grants ususped Governnlentof Lou
isiana leverses the order of ma ure, /.
and a1ienates more white votes at the.
North than it gains blacg voses at
the. South. Two hundred millions Of
debt .heaped ueollthe Southern States
since the war, witkits constant press
ure, will not reconcile the South to a
loss of local seifgovernment. More
Democratic votes were cast in 1850
than the votes which reelected Hin:
coin i'll 1867. In 1868 the change of
100000 votes. in Il roll OF 100000
votes would have converted ollr mi
nority, and the folly done in Tam
many Hall cost us.ivie; times 100000.
votea. la 1872 achanige of 100000
votes would have made ustyictstious
IN q peileof 6;45o, ,009, from which,
1000, ,000:voters stayed away, and to-
which tbelieve- it, posterity y Horace
Greeley led the Democratic. party.
That the Democratic party exists
that it will continue to exist; that It
comprises majority of the white yo-
ters Of the Union that it.comprises
very nearly if not quite majority
of all tie voters OF the Union, white
and black-these are facts which We
as uncompromising Free Traders feel
obliged to consider -an1 which appear
to US to deserve the Attention Of any
one WIG attempts the solution Of the
present problems Of American states
manship. But if it were practicable
to disband and, organize; ;anew.,ather
than to concentrate its energies upon
the Free Trade and Currency Reform,
would a new organization propose to
dispense with the votes OF the 27oO,-
900 who stood. by Seymour il spite of
Blair with the votes of tie ;2,S42,-
900 who last November stomached
Greeleyiaa 9i' >. - ~ q s iiif.a
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The Last Regal Scandal.
from the Courier Journal

Notwithstanding the efforts of the
late Prince Albert, and his eshmabie
wife, Victoria, to rear their family i'm
moral courses, their boys have not
been proof against the temptations
that allure metropolitan youths from
the paths of virtue. Wales has be-
come quite celebrated for his little
derelictions, and even the. hopeful
Arthur has had some ugly stories
told about him. It now appears that
the Queens son-in-law, Frederick
William, has had his good manners
corrupted by the evil communications
of his fast brot4er-ih-law, Wales.
Not long alter his marriage the Crown
Prince attended a popular ball and
fell in love with dashing. spirited
beauty, dark blonde, Of slender,
graceful form, an expressive, viva
c cious countenance and engaging man
ners, aged twenty, by name Pauline
Weige[ and by occupation a milliner.
The Crown Princess heard of Pau
line, and thereupon there was a row
in the royal household Of Prussia.
Prince Albert, then ,aIiv,, hurried to
Berlin and. effected reconciliation
on the strength Of a promise from
the Crown Prince to behave himself
in fbe future. But the high-spirited
Pauline would not let 90 her bold,
and so the gallant Prince, before
whom the armies Of France were to
shake in their boots, found himself
Still in the coils Of the pretty MILL
ner. In the course Of time Pauline
found herself the mother Of several
little strayys who might have been
princes if they had the full benefit Of
clergy. After the death Of his son
Sigismund, the Crown Prince deter
mined to,refarm, and informed Pau
line that they must part. Pauline
threatened 10 commit suicide, and
the tspder-heari ed prince again yield
ed. but visited her, more rarely. Last
November, however, the Grown Prince
called on Miss Weigel aad told he'
that one Henry Pelzer, one of his.re,
tainerst would be ready to. marry al
a given time, that he would set then
up in busfpess, and would donate te
Henry the little family he had be
slowed upon her Miss. Pauline in
vited the Prince TO take p parting
cup Of. tea, and when be roRched the
royafpslace-ir-tis his lfack-we-wns feane
to be Seriously Nwih AL 6e symp
toms of poison. The doctor wa
called in. .emehcs were freely psee;
/ and fatal consequences were avoided
but some months elapsed before, b
entirely recovered During his III
| ness the Prince told his father how i
was, and as.the old Emperor had ono
been a. young priAOs. be-, probably
knew how lit. was himself. At al
events, the Emperor kept hs ow
counfeL To. have, accused Raahn
would have been to spread the scan
dal before the world. Tovhape driver
her out Of the. .}nngdora would hav
wahenedauspieion, for maay ,khe'
of tks ittle: love episode -la- th
Grown Princes life. THE dImpeFo
> probably advised by Bismarck too
t a more ssgacious cotitSe;" and soon
r was announced tliat the charEin
MISS Pauline 'Weieefahad~ ~beeon
a Mrs Henry Pelzer and had gone q
/ an extended wedding tour to par
: unknown. Probably Mr<and MI
< Pelzer and family VIII seek q refstt
II in America, and some day we ma
# # be agitated by the question, Have e. Y
4 -freu ~ Ia IA . ~ ~