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AfOrtaIs who WsaFled Of Thslr Mortality
and shufIled on the Coli.

YouSorowN, o., March Sl.-Ths Regis.
lsrSays: Mrs. Albright, a widow living few
miles from here, hung herself with q skein
Of yarn TO beam Ia 4 wood ahed, yester.
day. Grief at the loes Of her husband was
the cause. She was rich and pretty. On
receipt Of the news, her uncle, John
Elisha, living two miles away, fell dead.
Mts. Albright leayes Ave children.
ClEoINNATt, Match sl.-Joanna Schla-
genschweigh, aged 2S years, and married,
committed tuicide at her home, on Shili
Ito street, this morning,
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WHEELING WEST VA FRIDAY MORNNGAPRIL l. 1881

the Senate that the President had called
1t together to transact executive business.
The Republican l'equal division" had de-
termined to pay no sort Of attention to the
communications which the President had
sent and he proposed to move for the ap-
pointment Of committee to wait on the
President and advise him that his nom
nations did not commend themselves 10
his party and that the Senate was
READY TO ADJOURN,
and with that view he would now move
that when the Senate adjourn to-day it be
to meet on the first Monday in December.
Rejected-yess 81, nays 20,
Alter come jOCular remarks BY Messra.
Beck, Dawes and Pendleton, the Senate,
on motion Of Mr.. Dawes adjourned till to-
morrow,
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ASHES TO ASHES.
Cremation Of the Twelfth Body at wash.
inEtOu.

WARRINGTON, FA'I MAFCh ZI'
Special Dispatch 70 the IptslligOneer.
The twelfth cremation in the CremRtory
erectd on Mars Hill, near this city, by the
late DR.. LeMoyne, took place to-day, the
corpse incinerated being that Of Col. l, N,
Ross, Of Maiden, Mass, The body arrived
at the Washington depot on the eleven
o'clock train, and was at once taken to the
cremAtory, which had been heated thor.
oughly preparatory to receiving 1t, The
body was speedily reduced to ashes, but,
as usual, will be allowed to remain in the
retort until the furnace is cool.
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OMAHA, NEB., March 3l.-A party ol
COW boys, creating disturbance at o'Neil
City, Holt county, Tuesday, were partially
disarmed BY the Sheriff and went away,
but soon returned, and COW boy named
Harry Deans shot Sheriff Barnard Kearna
through the head, and the Deputy Sheriff
was also wounded.
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DUBLIN, March 3l.-Jasper July, editor
oi the Roscmomon Herald and Land
League organizer, was arrested OF Boylein
charged with intimidation. July ID bis
last speech referred 10 Communism In
New York where, be said, rewards are
given for the heads Of Irish landlords.
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.o,roves are said to be as bad aS q
lA'Tg Tbis ia an ancient remark, and II
IRE, +, tU ~o, true we suspect the untoreu'
',S, ','s people who are called ,,1 on to move Ns
l'' l,.,nable ,s LIST OF AprIl-are convinced
a.. all'i'' :, mpst he this year. The personal
~" l'",mrort to families compelled to move
aa,y 'ao., be- very great at time like this say
NV na', ro,bipg Of the positive injury to health
10y ,SS damage to household goods, Cen
'nu l.iS ,'S .Deaking, the lst Of April is a sea-
',a "", of 'pring sunshine, and people are not
.'nDslsd 'ou NJ to wade through snow and
% ',osb or shiyer in winter rain This
"na' boveyer, it ia different, The season
!'"'5 ,", hardly be worse for change Of
aDode, ,.,,.,,,,oo !, vorn
b. ilmors people could live in their own
Son,e,, And how many more people
mj,bl live in their own houses by the ex'
s,ci,e Of a little iudiCious economy and
''' d0n's' ~ ,ha mnckIe," which are go
that MAKE ,,aI siJ n mSnv c,sss-lhe little
oId,aud ends Of savings that are scarcely
,ss,,led "a worthy Of attention, would in
a. laoot hoIf nj thR nAonlA
len ys''' SOU, e", ,Sa,, bodIss and furniture
Nao WeA' V"' 'omoy,,s ' m provide A shelter
10 hea'0" a,.',I o,,l bomo of their own,
Ia' 'ne! orl. V'"' rrcorsciouslv live after
pN H'', pII ,,no oroiar, aadducees-"est
'"VV,'oI ,,., y ~. ,o,mor,ow wa die"-aud
'au u,rA ',,,,. ~, W. ,bonybt in regard to NOV.
NA' ,'''' "
'uSO" ,o cr,ious comnilation Of
49,. " IO",o .a,,,d ,so show iust how much Il
'""'''.s ,,. samn,,, ovsrv vear tn move.
so''' '"0 Ill Ill ho vorv Iaroe Il Iosps
iu' sun ..oo Javo ot ,omunerotive labor
"UO' '1' ", n'o horoo and IN The mann.
~ Mo family II loses A
U"1 ,.,,a /" 10, CON, in the way
V'H''G',"D 1't''"I F rorsohold voods. Il
VI 4"'"'S .,Lin, in tho wsv NJ health.
,U'V' V',', o'I,1 ,.iGa IL mo wav nj a set,,ed
,U' n'U''' NV ~ ~" " u dts,r.cts and divsrts
's'l'uS @ :" ,' '''J' J,,,o ,MG wsoLs Trom other
M'a'"I '.' =, ~ -, ,,"oG o',o0,,ou nlrsctlv and
ml''''e 'Da' I'VN -. ...a ,,o.,, '.,oot
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WASHINGTON, Pa, March SO.-A seven.
yearold son Of Mr.. Huffman, near
Waynesburg, was out fishing yesterday,
and I. II into the creek. The little fellows
companion Was Unable to help him out,
and he was consequently drowned.
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THERE was another cremation yesterday
al ue l.eMOyne furnace at Washington,
Pa, Say what we may Of cremation, 1t Is
gaining ground, and iusBmuCh as the prRC.
tcs has tho support Of nearly all reCog.
nlsd authorities on sanitary matters, 1t Ia
much more likely 10 grow in popularity
than 10 reCede under criticism. Discussion
has helped it amazingly, and even In
Washington county, where the initiation
OI the Practice was so unpopular at the
outset, the people have grown tolerant
Il not indifferent, and possibly some Of
them have entirely changed their
views The well Altested facts that
have been submitted from high au.
thofIty in regard to The poisonous
sIhala!ions Of large cemeteries have
had much to do in dlssipating popular
prejudice. Tho growing expensivenCss Of
funerals a. compared with cremation has
also gained 1t many advocates. The
ioollsh prejudice sgOiBst 1t on religious
S'oundN, as involving the question Of the
resurrection Of the body, has been ridi
CuIed out Of CountenanCe, especially when
the question was asked as to the fate Of
those who suffered at the stake in thC
cause OF religion. Common sense tesChe,
Us that fire simply aCcomplisheS IN AZ
hour wha. time Sccompllshes In a few
years, viz: the reduction OF the BODY 10
is native elements. To this complexion
aI complete disintegration and dissemiua.
lcn must all mortality come at last, and
asnCe cremation simply anticipates the
pa'ieiyinS and poisonous process Of
S'adnal decomposition.
The practice Of cremation ia beconinv
autii more common all over the world,
N''ems to be the only hope Of the victims
oI modern funeral pageanlty and extor.
uon' Between costly caskets, costly cor.
Nss' costly burial grounds and costly
Ioaum'u'', No tits the only escape Of peo.
PIE In moderate circumstances.
VI 'ouns there is a sentiment that will
never never be overcome, that Graves the preser.
, tluon Of the forms Of near and tles,
S.'nu', .0 especially ol "lhe dead who die
y.ans' ss1t ia the beauty and bloom Of
~, s"e'a' This sentiment will live forever,
Si, SdI +, ,5o'1i'halndins lts existence there
,.,i.. ,d " y Increasing thousands who will
ti,n5s r,s 'n'lt ., ovn cremation, and these nul.
Smi,''. u1y' WI !, IN the end make the practice
world, F"''' III '"e eyes OIL the
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'Ohn iierniloTSh N E.sss :, .,......,.,

~, "e'"lloHRh lu Fator M siemsbis.
,,...,l aASPHIs, March Sl.-john McCullouvh
,.o'ed ,.s! tonight one Of the most Brilliant
", ,stmeG'' tll a. ever played in this city, II
Ss,.." IN ~, ;, last appearance in the Unitsd
TGssd,S1 ~ o. ne l departs from New YORK
DON, IN SSit u she steamer Arizona for Lon.
a.nt u u, Th,eS ,IN .. city he begins ON engage.
ii btp,v, nv ,"9 .olh o. April, for four weeks,
yi,TniS.. ESi.s ES9S Theatre, appearing a6
,iS6i F.vt.Ien TmIen vas tho attraction TO.
tteti,viUO"" Theatre WGs filled 10
Ne cS,l.inE me actor was called before
,nd mad" = :" The Iae end ithe fourth act
Nrufe rSn speech announcing his de.
!, 81. Isni.e r%e company go hence tonight
V.Taa VnGan Tor the bAlance Of tbs s sss.or J" s' N'
lsEnight ." WI" Rndsred a banquet
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HARTFORD, March Sl.-Ths Legislature
defeated the proposed constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of intoxicating liquofs.
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A paastini aSilinmani.

LONDON, March Si.--It is believed the
Greek question will be settled without an
appeal 10. arms, and that the Greek Minis.
tefs will defer to the voice Of Europe.
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Jay Cookies Estate Under the Hammer.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sl.-About $780,.
900 was realised to-day from the sale Of
property belonging TO The Jay Coote 4 90.
estate. The Gale will be continued To-
mnffnW.
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ATHENS, March 2S.-The Pore's offer is
regarded as mere jugglety, and according.
ly battallons In every part Of the kingdom
have been ordered 10 march To the Iron.
tiAk.
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1ospoS, March s9.-one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars In gold was
taken from the open market yesterday for
Nav York.
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PARIS, March al.-A panic occurred at
The Lyons theatre lAst evening and many
people were injured In endeavofing 10 es'
cape,
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MILFORD, Inn, March 3l.-This town is
panic stricken over q smallpox epidemic.
A woman named Glenn returned from the
hospital too soon and inoculated about
forty persons, who are now down.
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DErRoIr, Match Sl.-A horrible case OF
SulphutiC acid burning occurred Yesterday
at Montague, this State. Mrs. Capt FLAG.
stat, inspired by jealousy, vent 10 q hotel
where = girl 81 II years OF age, named
Emma Drake, formerly a domestic in her
iamily, was o. work, sent for her, and
upon her appearance threw twelve ounces
Of acid over the unfortunate Rifl, burning
hef lace and the upper part OF her body
horribly, but, II is thought, mot fatally,
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Beaconsaeld 10 somewhat easier. His
private, secretary has been teIegraphed 10
'etufn from Algiers.
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Eueo lN lhh EAAALIt
New YoRk, March 3l.-A dispatch from
81. Petersburg states that o violent quar-.
rel broke out in the Imperial family In
consequence Of which the Grand Duke
Constantine, strongly suspected oil Nj.
hilism, is rabout 10 resign the high
post Of Grand Admiral and Minister OF
Marine. 1t is also reported that Constan.
tine will resign In favor Of Alex. The
story Is that when Constantine, who is the
hero OF the diamond stealing story, ap.
piled for permission 10 pay bis respects to
the remains Of the late Monarch, the
Czar sent him in reply an open telegram
with the royal signature, addressed ITO
him who is unworthy the name OF Grand
Duke" aud branding him as a disgrace 10
his family and Russia, and abruptly reius.
Ing him permission ID visit the Capitol
Immediately after the departure oil foreign
Princes measures Of extreme severity will
be taken against the Nihilists.
HERR MASS, AND THE coMMoTioN lie is
CREATING.
LONDON, March Sl.-Herr Mast, Of The
FrsihIit, was arranged before the Judges OF
the Bow street Police court to-day. Mr..
Poland in opening the case against Mast,
said there was no wish 10 interfere
with the freedom OF the press, and that
Mast had right 10 publish anything a
British subject might publish. lie then
read an article In the NeihGh Of the 18th
Of March. Some persons applauded the
passage lauding the murder Of the Czar
and we're elected. Mr.. Poland pointed
out an article containing direct incentive
10 the murder OF the Emperor OF
Germany, who was described as the
"Ete while gtapeshot Prince oi Prussia, {"
and added that the act provided
that persons melting 10 murder we're
guilty o, a misdemeanor and liable 10
penal hefVitude for the maximum tefm Of
len years OF the minimum tetm Of three
years, or two years imprisonment with
hard labor. ttwoull be a scandal to j1s.
lice II the act was not enforced against A
person connected With the publication Of
such articles.
The police who arrested Herr Mast said
that he described himself as the editor Of
the Frtiheil, owned the authorship Of The
article and expected prosecution.
In the House oil Commons Bif William
Hafcoutt, replying TO questions, read an
extract from an obnoxious Article In the
Frtiheii, and pointed out lie fevoltinT
character He said lie attacks even in
cl1ded one on the President Of the Uni
ted States Government. He thought 4
would be a grave error, from a domestic
as well 90 International point Of view, Il
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:, me-, So.. IS aud ~ PouFIeeAtn street
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OF prophecy, THAT when lie makelh
inauiSillon for blood, He will not forget
The o,y Of the humble" 1.-The had not put
this protest on racotd 10 day he felt as Il
he should be fepfoached BY the thouSande
Of victims who sleep the long eleep Of
death, who had fallen under the. felent'
less hate, and undylnE aud awful hostll.
ity Of the bourbon Democracy oil Louisi.
ana. ..-
Mr. Jonas corrected one or Two mis-
takes which he said his colleague had ial.
len into, but declined 10 answer bia trade,
and asserted that the school system inVhe
parish oil Caddo was O farce,
Mr., Browne, stating the great I'm.
pottance Of confirming OF OF least acting
on the
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS,
Moved to 90 Into executive session
Lost, yeas %, nays 25g
Mr. Beck said he thought II was Benton
who eAid the finest hgufe Of speech in The
English language was "ding dong" HI
agreed with him and again desired 10 tall
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KILLING TIME.
THE LAUDABLE COURSE OF THE
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S.
The ConIeSt IN the senate, In which the
Will or the Majority ID made Void
by Their MuIIsh Opponents n
Another Day Passed,
and No Change.

WASHINGTON, March Sl,-Iu the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Dawes called up the pending
business, being the resolution for the eleC'
tion Of officers.
Senator Cameron said that the present
Issue was not to be misunderstood: the
Republican side said that the majority
had the right to decide who should be the
oiiCsrs Of the senatei ita opponents said
that the minority had that right He had
said, few days ago, that it seemed to be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-30
Conkling's Observations.

ALBANY. May 30.-Ths Express, says:
Senator Conklins merely asks the Re.
publican members Of the Legislature to
meet In caucus and determine for them
selves what attitude the Republican party
will bear towards him. They misundsr.
stand the situation and misintsrprst the
object OF the oauous who think Conk-
ling and Plat have any reason to be
disappointed with the result Of their OBJ.
~servations In this city last week. The
Senators found that two-thirds OF the
Republican members Of Legislature pre-.
fer that this State should be represented
By them in the Senate. or this immense
majority they found . number who 70.
ersttsd their resignations. while not DOE.
demnins them for the course they have
pursued,
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American Wines at Home and
Abroad-L Great Pacific Coast
Production.

- A. ao-rh. T.,b,,u.
M" AoAA' wsy
says: In three or four years. out more
especially since the winter Of ls7s-S0,
N. oon,umntion Of American wines has
s.ss..s 1870 .,,.nt In Nav
.-.
York and throughout inc 'oonuy'
few hours stroll through some parts Of
thu oity. inoludiua the East Side and the
,so,on Known Al the French quarter,
will convince any one thatovsr sixty per
can't Of tbs LIQUOR stores which formerly
S..it s~Iolusiyelv In foreign spirits or
Lm.,;c.n vhisiv and beer only. are
now .siline iaro. ouantities Of California
no,,.. ol.rs,s and sh.rries. The reason
Tor suoh . change In . great measure 10
attributed to the Favagss Of the pbyl.
loxsra in France, and the consequent
failure OF three successive French wine
crops. 1t 10 An undisputed faot that Of
the medium grade wines, not the time.
honorsd brands for which fancy prices
NJ paid. the supply In France 10 not
sufficient at present to meet homo
consumption. Frsnehmsn know this,
and they also know BY experience that
the expectation Of their wines 10 . lncra-
tive business. In consequence, every
cssk produced In aironde for sxporta'
ton II expanded to four or fve times,
that Is, . little real Bordeaux IL skill.
fully mixed with . great deal OF ordinary
grape juice and Yster' to which some
spanish wine II AIDED TO give body,
then the whole 10 rownsd IN Q quanuty
Of California wine and sent TO this ooun-
try a. genuine Bordeaux. or else, a. may
often be the case, the blending 10 done
In New York BY agents OF foreign hrms.
The people, therefore. have grown sus.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
SENATOR J. p. JONES.
Our Nevada Senator Gives Some Of
His views on tho Popular 20.
litical Topics OF the nay.

BosroS, May ga Herald reporter
Yesterday had . talk with Senator Jones
OF Nevada. The Senator said be believed
Conklins would be reelected but had no
knowledge Of inside details OF the Al
bspy contest and could only say that be
rss,sd his confidence on COnklins's habit
Of securing victories. Being asked vhsth-
ar ConklinR, on rssiguinR bis seat, did
no, then expect to 60 to the Legislature
for yindicstion. Jones replied that hs
rally did mot know. Undoubtedly.
However. whom Conklins reached New
York he found It impossible to resist
M. pressure Of bis friends and the i'm
nortsut interests demanding his rs.slsc.
lion to the Senate. -.
"In these times OF general complaint
REGARDING corruption In public lifs."
ssid Jones, cit 10 difficult to see why .
gentleman like Conklins should DO con-
demned Tor q little brusqueness OF man
ner. For twenty years Mr.. Conkling
has stood in the full glare Of public life,
and not q word has ever been brssthsd
against bis purity a. Q statesman. Az .
legislator Conkling has been exceedingly
laborious, and to . wonderful degree .
ready man, always prepared at an In
stant's notice for any emergency IN de
bate. People complained because Conk.
ling's Committee on Commeros had
done 90 little. but II ought to bs recol-
lectsd that the country itself does not
know what IL wants, or ct least 10 not
agreed a. to the means by which the end
10 to be attained.
Regarding the situation In Virginia.
the Nevada Senator remarked that the
coalition Of Republicans and Readjustsrs
would wrest the State from the Bour'
bons. Malone 10 an moderated man IN
the North. He 10 . singularly truthful
and straightforward mar and an able
politician. The Southern Democracy
cannot be disrupted except BY the Re.
publican party taking advantage Of just
such local fights 90 exist today In Wiz
Rinia. 81 remember" said the Senator,
"that on the breaking out OF the war Of
secession Il. was difficult for Union mer
In California to bring themselves te
act together. I was . Douglas Demo
orat, and the Douglas men felt that thsy
could not act with the Republicans. snt
the Republicans did not wish to jolt
with the Douglas men and be callst
Democrats; bat We agreed to the oom,
mon name OF the Union party and saved
California to the Union"
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THE BOYS IN BLUE ARE TURN.
ING GRAY.

The Boys In Blue are turning srsy;
Thin grow BUR ranks, and thinner.
We played Deaths game full many Q day |;
But Death to-day 10 winner.
Mid whistling shot aud screaming she'll,
Whera stoutest hearts must culver,
Facing the batteries belching hell,
Some crossed Deaths silent river.
Some. manslsd. mOsnsd with tortured
breath
Till death In mercy freed them
In ~prison.pen some starved TO death,
With only foes 10 heed them.
And soms Goods country" gained ct
last
Died mid the dear homs.fsoss.
OF limbs torn OF BY Wars feros blast.
These empty sleeves are traces.
We list NO more the shrisking shsll.
No moro the bullets rattle;
But comrades fall while tolls the bell.
Al once they fell In battle.
Then close the ranks - years roll on.
Al LIES dim sun grows colder;
Face death 10 come - death that's gone,
With shoulder Arm to shoulder.
What though above our wasting ranks
No bsttle.Hsg 10 cleaning.
| Gods red and white In m6fning-light
Der Heavens vault ID streaming.
| Though ssant the muster.roll below,
Above tits growing longer;
Though faint on Earth our voices grow,
In Heaven they'll swell the stronger.
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Niscollaneous

81. Lours. May 2s.-Ths loss BY The
burning Of Golfers white lead and oil
works last evening was ovsr-estimated.
The loss 10 now placed by competent
judges ct $50. 900.
NEW YoRx, May 30.-A Times Gin
cinnati special says: There Ia every In.
dication that this county will send to
the Republican State Convention, which
assemblies In Cleveland on June 8, .
solid Foster delegation. Foster will
probably b nominated BY acolsmstion.
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speculation about Conkllug.

NEW Yoax, May 30.-A Times Albany
special says: II 10 reported that Conk.
ling means TO make and to hold q dead.
lock in the fall elections. and make q
personal canvas Of the State. more
complete than hs has ever yet made.
By this means be may have an sven
chance OF being able to secure = Lesis.
laturs that would r~e.eleot him In January
next. Success achieved In such . con.
test would Lift him to the highest pin.
acls In American political history, and
put hin In the fsld - winning oandi-
date for the Presidential nomination in
1884.
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notified Agent Miller that they must DO
permitted to depart In peace In twenty
days, or they will 60 forcibly. They say
they cannot live In the oolntry allotted
them, and will return 10 their old homes.
There are heavy rains and Ans crops
throughout all this section.
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General Howard has abolished band
music ct Sunday psradss at West Point,
believing that no exercises should occur
on the grounds on Sunday which would
In any way attract viaitors from along
the river on that day. he has also
abolished the position Of cadet barber.
and hereafter the cadets will have TO
shave themselves.
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TAs Cologne Gasstss IL informed thai
Princess Katinka D~olgorouk. the NOR.
esna,is wife Of the assassinsisd Car. ID
SIN living d 81. Petersburg In The strict
sss ~ssslusion. The Csar literally pro-
vidsd for hsr and her children in his
Last viii and testament. ~Immsdiatsly
altar he dssih Of the Car shs cat Of
lss beautiful hair. and with her own
hsads placed u In the eofan Of her deed
l,sband. IN compliance with . wish
vh,sh hs ofssa szpssassd during LIE.
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A lady visitor at the Executive Man
sion during the last days Of the Hayes
administration said to the oolorsd Ser
want Of Mrs. Hayes, who was busy
packing the family trunks: "wsll, Win
ny, how do You feel about leaving The
White Houssi" "well now. Missis.'
said she, '.you know va ZANE for foul
years. and we've enjoyed ourselves. and
they're oil sorry to have ~ 70. and now
Il think this Just the time to leave"