Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
7l,eHA, THE TERRIBLE!
,.eOuut Of the Life of NADIA
gascar's Queen.
hundred Human Beings Served
NV a. tss Guests at a Fuasral
Banquet.
o.. Awful Punishment Of a
~ Truthful and lndisCrsot
Lover.

suyuyS nave JuNL iStii'eu buo
Hn'>e INV geu their island and the
ut"'! -,strs, appears TO be an en-
hn'" sovereign, whose fOndnesS
.su'." ,.,,si,usrits does not reach the
III ~ WISHING to eat them, and whose
PoI,s.. " are all for printing presses
yIe|",.S,..rr. Of peace. a decided i'm
STU ut "a, upon the African queen 80
-. The Utica Observer. ln'
!'"'-' that famous, or infamous,
en- Gneen early in l6OO Of Matamba
,mgHl,. provinces in what Is now
InSrr Guinea.
Her story,
,.,ihr the Roman Catholic mission
vie, OF that yime, - curiosity III tue
INDY Of trrocity. Her picture, pa'nted
,.r.hmput. is said to be IN one OF the
,,npyrn,s m Portugal. IN her early
- her father, by way of fostering her
!ea.,S.,,... WAS accustomed to drink
'"iIo,i ~ a newly slain infant when
invoked blessings on his daughters
,sJ Imgba returned the compil-
- liz serving at his funeral banquet
..I hum m beings, many OF whom she
LsI q son whose fathers name
-. G.y- not record, and her brother,
49, rim, throne OF Natambl, think
...r,. l,J reasons to fear this child's
.' .....r.,,r,, had il stilled in bath of
u.,.rr Xngha, who adOred the
..rF vowed vengeance, and in due
,.r,aEyd IL slgnalIy. For time
.'...,,r.ted herself, when her brother
Accented tho Throne.
air.. lining 10 a distant city amt AZ
...,s,.. IN,. people 10 an inSurrectton. To
I,.T his Subjects attention from
,.r,--,nr policy j. not unknown IN
rtfrr>-lhe king made war on the
r.-rg,..r who were In possession OF
.arr- h1orug province OF Angola.
rI. Ms defeated and u treaty was made,
r.,I, wa no sooner at liberty than ne
r-.rp.ri his Expectations. y new
p,rr.rsc v.rcrOy, who had arrived
.,p.a the treaty, threatened u eNter-
-,.rarn the whole faithleSS kingdom.
Trp Erc was frightened aud sent for
Uugra, Proposing traterual recon
,.Is.iru. uler winch she was To 90 AT
fFp head Ol IN embassy II treat with
The Pnr ugutse government.
The WY tcrt~~ saw the way 10 her
-,y,ugp, and consented 10 do - her
br,tl,r wi~h,L Iutreauilcnce cham
n,r nf the Y r.ruy Il Is said that she was
moi r,,a-ed with the contrast between
the throne placed tor the vicerny and
the cushion, provided for herself. She
,n.dr q Ign To one of the girls in her
rrs.u. tins unfortunate went upon her
hard, and kue.S and her mistress
seated Herself Upon Her Back
Is UPON a CHAIR. and 80 remained uuui
the end o. tie audience. Then Llngha
le. tho glr. IN the possession Of tne
yicrrUy wish the pIfase that the en-
blSadrs- Il a king never used even
the sS,us chair twice. Hingha m"uage1
the conference with y great deaf OF
sSii., avoiding any promise OF tribute,
sni giving instead tae freedom OF the
Portuguese slaves and the alliance Of
n.y brother. Walte the negotiation
wss rtuling and she remained III
Angola. -hr Dad herself instructed 10y
Iu.lu.,-i1uayitS IN the Christian re-
igrr .u urlrr ,D make herself pupu-
nr with ,Ae PurtGgUr.e She was even
hswI,H, the y.rtrUy and bis wife
standing >uou-u'-. She received the
yir.rurrg'~ uaUH, Anna.
Iyr brother Affected 70 be pleased
with the aluaHrr she hat concluded,
nut "caa IS prepared 10 make war
AGAIN, and soon began iucUrsiOns into
pv:.ygrI,>e territory. Ijngha brihed
t.r urs,lr~ % ilrrtcll q victory.
The Separations King
Was induced Uyttr prediction 10 hazard
a plrrard i.tur. He was completely
r"ttvd, nearly taken prisoner and
driven to seek refuge on IN island in the
RIVER tOaULa. y few servants accom-
panied him. lie believed them faith
ful, bat anglia had briDed them to
poison Lin, ANA ne died and was buried
On the i-iaud with the bloody funeral
ceremonies of his race, Iingha, who had
aii the troops in her pay already, lat once
seized the crown, abjured Christianity
To please her subjects, aud slaughtered
human sacrifices 10 the national idols.
Her brother had left sou, who was
nuw in tue charge Of q noble, who
gathered about him few men still
faithful Ia the boys father. Xingha, de-
irrmmJd L. cOnsummate her vengeance
uaitd To SISI. alone the camp of the
.".a. UDUle, CaiOled him into becoming
tt. husband, and at the conclusion of
lhr marriage festivities stabbed her lit
t'r nephew 10 the heart and flung his
oOdy Toto the river, prOclaimiDg that
She lad ai,ed him - his father had
All..u her child. She then had the
uIr. slaughtered. She was as terrible
.' "tT .oye affairs - in other thlHgs.
'h' Of her Officers who proved indis.
c.,tWas
Thrown 20 wild Beast;
a'"'"'f. who imprudcutly allowed
(. a. t y, Ill a.,
%. honor, Was ordered by Ziugha to cut
1GI 'nr yuJuC girls heart and eat il.
'"r poor wretch dared not disobey, but
n'p,d the horrible act would save him
.f"m further enlistment. Zingha
promptly had him hnheadgd, and the
Two mulIIatet voTIS,v, were removed
NEr'her. She tried, like her brother,
10 "'sSt Angola from the Portuguese,
@11 AL th' savage tribes Of Africa rail-
"t0 70 her rail. She was, they said, q
IUe,u whose arrow always hit the
MARX. She was involved in wars for
'"H'F wears, always showing invincible
'OuT'-v, a. she showed talent i'm intro
IN,iAS u. her court everything that she
100, 40" '''ctEeU that was advantageous in
u'e ''EHHat.on OttHe Portuguese. She
t"EuWNO.e restless torrent. The
iOf'1gusSe finally blOckaded her i'm the
very sand where her unhappy brother
hau us,d y her orders. The flag of .
uu,' sent her was rCOrnfully rejected,
anu she escaped at night with her fol- |
,""t's 10y swimming across the river at
PIac" 50 impracticable that The Por-
.us -T,e had left it unguarded. Zingba
retOOk Matambs. u"
i"ioEtunRte Tributary oman
SnE was holding the province for the |
iroE1GSNese, and INDUCED in all the lit !
We winning ways by which she made !
t s5iS ,, the terror Of her bravest enemy
ts1S thal s5e was playing losinggsmeiS
s1Sio nI,'lS tue Portuguese, whose Civilized |
s enS her wit told her, must in the /
emo, Triumph over the most dasnar s
sS'agery. To obtain h0norabia 49,
S Si, indicated that she would return g"f ~
Christianity, and, deciding that tbo |
Heip OF the Europeans would be nse s
" Itr, Oo!h IN Preserving her noWSr
@lu IN sohening her Subiects' mapnerS
ale embraced the faith AGAIN an na5'
s sl ella ms to Augolg in exrbarSo
tOtthe promise Of the King of Portn%SI
10 naintain her on the tnr,Ta %
9mS. She was 75 yearS Ola ga
,a 49, VI VI lhe alliance, and She spenf the