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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-13
Ambition.

ION Lone Mountain, San Francisco. ]
Upon the rugged peak stand at last
Above a world as hushed as though
i'll prayer,
| All that can make life sweet is met and
passed.
And my uplifted hands grasp only
air.
The mountains base with dew-flled
flowers was sweet,
Onward ! pressed, nor wished to
linger there,
Crushing them all beneath my eager
feet.
Totind the summit desolate and bare.
That cross, which from below shines
40 divine.
And stands so strongly out against
the fame
OF sunset clouds, proves but a wooden
sign
On which each conner dares to hack
his name.
And have climbed for this? Climbed
but to feel
The fierce wind beating my defense
less head?
Climbed but TO have the drifting fog
reveal
The distant graves Of my forgotten
deadg
o hands. whose loving, gentle clasp !
loosed
When first this weary journey was
begun,
II coald feel your touch IS once l
used,
How gladly would wish my work
undOnc!
How better far 70 tread the path. how-
er-strewn,
Hand clasped in hand Of one whose
heart you know,
Than stand upon the barren crest alone,
With uaught beyond. and life and
love below!
Stretch down thine arms. dear God. 10
where stand,
Lift up the mists Of Doubt cannot
Or have l lost Thy ever pitying hand,
And ~trayed away At last from even
Theef
Overland for May.
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he serves his party best Who serves
his people best New York World
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-30

new interests in Indian Springs, will, it
is rumored, be shortly joined by his wife,
who has been enabled by his recent good
fortune to leave her old home in the
states, and take her proper proud posi-
ton at his side. Although personally
unknown to Indian Springs, Mrs. Dau-
bigny is spoken of as beautiful and
singularly accomplished woman, and
it is to be regretted that
her husband IS interests will compel them
to abandon Indian Springs for Sacra-
mento as future residence. Mr..
Daubigny was accompanied by his
private secretary, Rupert, the eldest son
of H. q. Filgee. Esq, who has been q
promising graduate of the Indian Spring
Academy, and offers bright example to
the youth of this district. We are happy
to learn that his younger brother is re-
covering rapidly from slight accident
received last week through the incautious
handling of firearms. -
The master, with his eyes upon the
paper, remained so long plunged in Il
reyerie that the schoolroom was quite
filled and his little flock was wonderingly
regarding him before he recalled HIM
self. He was hurriedly reaching his
hand towards the bell when he was at
tracted by the rising~figure of Octavia
Dean.
"Please, sir, you didn t ask if we had
any news?'
"'True-I forgot, - said the master,
smiling. Gwen, have you anything to
tell MS?
eyes, sir. Greasy McKinstry has left
school. -
"Indeed?''
eyes, sir; she's married.
"Married, - repeated the master with
an effort, yet conscious of the eyes con-
centrated upon his colourless face.
Married-and to whom?''
''To Joe Masters, sir, at the Baptist
chapel at Big Bluff, Sunday, an Marin
McKinstry was thar with her. -
There was a momentary and breathless
pause. Then the voices of his little pu-
pils-those sage and sweet truantS from
tradition, those gentle but relentless
historians of the future-rose around him
i'll shrill chorus:
"Why, we knowed it all along, sir!
THE END.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-30

Monday morning had come again, and
the master was at his desk in the school
house early, with still damp and inky
copy of the Star fresh from the press be-
fore him. The free breath of the pines
was blowing in the windows, and bring,
ing to his ears the distant voices of his
slowly gathering flock, as he read as
follows:-
"'The perpetrator of the dastardly out
rage at Indian Spring Academy on Thurs
day last-which, through an unfortunate
misrepresentation Of the facts, led to a
premature calling out of several of our
most philosophical citizens, and culmi-
mated il most regrettable encounter be-
tween Mr.. McKinstry and the accom-
plished and estimable principal of the
school-has, we regret to say, escaped
condign punishment by leaving the coun-'
try with his relations. If, as is seriously
whispered, he was also guilty of an I'M
paralleled offense against a chivalrous
code which will exclude him in the
future from ever seeking redress at
the court of honor, our citizens viii
be only too glad to get rid of the con-
tamination of being obliged to arrest
him Those of our readers who know
the high character of the two gentlemen
who were thus forced into hostile meet
ing, will not be surprised to know that.
the most ample apologies were tendefBa'
on both sides, and that the 'ip<htes
cordiale' has been thoroughly resBreaF
The bullet-which it is said playsafa
highly important part in the subseflsht
explanation, proving to have coniezrom
a revolver fired by some OUTER has
been extracted from Mr. N4E1nstry's
thigh, and he is doing well, with every
prospect of speedy recovery.
Smiling albeit not uncomplacently at
this valuable contribution to history from
an unfettered press, his eye fell upon the
next paragraph, perhaps not so complac-
entity:
Benjamin Daubigny, Esq. who left
town for Sacramento on important bust,
ness. not entirely Inconnected with his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-30

OF the various sentimental fallacies
Entertained by adult humanity in regard
TO childhood, none are more ingeniously
inaccurate and gratuitously idiotie than a
Comfortable belief in its profound ignor-
1nce of the events in which it daily moves,
and the motives and characters of the
people who surround it. Yet even the
occasional revelations of an enfant terri
BILE are rs nothing compared to the
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@eisenbam in 9esas.

Soft i'm ganaen n6r6li9er un6 norbs
tueitIiden Seras 1T in bieiem Sabre
cine bebeuten6 gr6Bere Mferaabl nit
Wei3en belfellt tporbeu, als in ben pors
b~srsebenben Sabren; 10 In Me2ennan
Gpuntb, in Barter County, no elm ge:
gen bas Npriabr Inn 20 YrD3ent gr6Be-
res Mreal init Wei3en a~ngepfanSt tpors
ben lit, in Brotpr Co., 100 ouf ben
duBerit frumtbaren 2dn6ereiett am Sns
bians@reef grOBe Streden fur ben Mei.
senbau In 2uItur gelebt finb, in Stun.
ueIs Co., mo bic 3unabme Der Mders
3abI auf 10 proaent a~ngegeben tpirb,
tnb in ben meiffen Counties oes noros
tuefiIiHen 6o1lan6es. limb ipie bic
8eri9te bon bortber nit elmer ionif ieIs
ten borfommenben lebereiniimmung
mittbeileli, finb bic NusF1ten auf einen
Dpr3iigli9eu grnteertrag 10 per5pres
meub, pie faum iemals subor. Mus
Wc2ennar Co.. elmer Der rei1ften Wei.
3engeaenoen bes Staates, beiBt es gun,
Beilpiet, baB Der Gtanb Der Saater mod
ME 3ubpr I'm bieie Snbresaeit elm 10
eldn3enber unb pielberipre6enoer &c.
tueien. @s Eel faum Elm ipeiterer &e=
gen big gum Griibiabr n6tbig, unb aud
bonn beofirfe es nur nod zines ein3igen
guten Megenfalles, UNI LIBERAL einen
grfolg BON rs bis 35 guIbel per Nder
gu f@erH.
gs lift iebt fGou cine all9emein ans
ertannte 3batIa6e, baB Der falfrei6e,
l9tparsun9ige prdrieboben bon Seras
einen Wei3ei1 bon bor3iigli9er Quolitdt
erseuet, ipel9er bur9f9nittli@ I'm 6
Bis 8 pfunb f6uerer i'm @eDi9te per
BuibeI III, als ber uefli9e. Der
teranii9e Mei8eu bat auSerbem nod
ben bod 3l granddaughter 0ortbeiI,
bob Ct UNI A bis 6 MoGen friiber reif
tpirb, als Der iibrige, baB in Golge
beHen infer friI6es Mebl I'M ebenfo
biel friiber auf ben Marft fommt, ltnb
baB es fi1 gar3 defenders gut fir ben
Export eignet, neil es tpie aaes aug
floIi@em Mei3ef1 geuonHene Mebl -
bieI tueniger ber @efabr ausgeiebt 1T,
leuer au iperben. Der Mei3enbau ftebi
in 3eras INNER nod auf Der &iHbbeits.
fiufe unb iF-bei ber groBen Mtenge BEG
In Norbz unb aud In Sbeilen BON @tit'
telsW efteyas nod uHbenubt baliegen'
ben S9Dar3tpa6s .2anbes-no9 elmer
beinab unabIebbare1 M%usbebnung i'd
big, 70 bnB unier Staat bic EGert
4usf6t bat, in nidt gu fern a~bliegen'
Der 3ufunft su ben bebeuten6fen be'
tpei3en > probujirenbeH Staten Der
Union ge5dblt gu merben. Sn biefem
NusenbliG proou5irt er freili6 nod
LANCE ni6t genug, nm nur ben beifni'
fdeH gebarf gu beden.
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Sorldniise an5eise

HN
Das por3elanz unb @Iaswaaren=
@ef6dft Der Jirma @regorp & Co.,
niro inter benz Namen "The Gregory
Crockery Co." in benielben Ndumlids
feiten on Der 6outon : StroBe meters
gefiibrt uno in furSer 3eit nit einem
neuen. sroBen Eager unb bollfdnbiger
Nusmabl Waaren %er0fnet tperben.
nnterbehen bauert Der begonnene Muss
berfduf fort unb meroen ale Maaren
5u uno Inter Dem Gotenpreiie log.
geidlagen UNI &aum fir neue Waaren
su MAIDEN. Das gauge Yerional Der
friibsren Sirma wirb aud fernerbin
b~eibebalten uno pirb iid ale Mhbe ge.
ben ale frdberen Runben unb retbt biele
neue 3u seminnen. Sic neren gigen.
t1iimer fin6 DeutI6e.
GREGORY CROCKERY co.
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6 . t | 8.

Gan Nntpnio, 9. Gebruar, '8S.
9te gtaats.S ltnSemanftalt sm Stuittn.
BON 6errr Or. 6ranf &aineD. Dem
6uperintenbenter Der StaatssBl inbet=
anffaIt fir MeiBe in Wufiu, sebt Der
v6reien YreHe" elm @irfular 5u, in
tpeI6em berIelbe Die Mufmerffamteit beg
publicums auf bic beiben gIinbensM ns
ffalten in Muffin (ftr WeiBe unb ft,
Garbige) lentt, uno beionbers iene 81.
tern, tpel1e bIinbe Rinber baben, aui
bic 8ortbeiIe aufmertiam ma6t, bic
iene Mnffalt ibnet 5ur gr3iebung Der.
ielben barbietet.
Gie beiben - politdnbis BON einan.
Der g~etrennten = Mnftalten Hebmen
Rinber unb iunge 2eute beioerlei Sc
f9le9tes i'm otter bon 8 big 20 Sab
ren auf.
Die Nnitalten ino nift i'm eigentli.
den. Slime bes Wortes GlDle, fonbern
eber ftoatlide nGreisB oarding-Schools"
Mle perionen i'm genannten Ntter wers
ben aufsenDmmen, boraussefeBt, baB fe
geiitig geiunb iinb unb baB nidts
Na9tbeiliges gegen ibren &uf borliegt.
|Die Munabme # TO enre
unb ipe6er FIR MObnung unb Soft, nod
fit ben unterri6t, nod fur Wdf6e, fos
tpie fit ben Ge5rau9 Der Sutrumente
unb Blinoens8 Bidder ober fir gr5t uno
Npotbefe mir6 irgen6 gtpas berednet.
Mles, mas bic gltern ober pleger le
tbun baben, I'm bic Mufnabme bes
blinben &inbes gu pirfen, 1T, baB au
f9 elm bonn @ountp . &idter ober fpaif
stpei befannten unb angeiebenen per-
f6nli9feiteu undergraduates @ertifieat
be,fhaffen, in tnel9em be5eu9t m;ro,
baB bas betreffenbe &inb &c. in Dem
porgef9riebeueu Nlter lit unb baB es
geifig geiunb unb BON gutem @barafter
lift. Oieiss gertifieat 1T benz Stats.
Supetinfenbenten her Blinbenanftalt
ein3urei9en, unb menn Die @ltern unbe=
mittelt fnb, trdgt 6ann Der Stat aud
nod bic Soften Der gifenbobnfabrt,
unb fleioet oas Ginb aud reu Elm, tpenn
es n6tbig fein iOllte.
Oas G1uliabr beginnt in Der 8lins
6enanitalt nit benz Is. September unb
f9Iiebt nit benz Is. SUM-. Sen Soms
n,er iber mifen bic 36slinse bel ibren
gItern Dber Normunben ps,bleiben.
Heue 36glinge tperoen ieber 3eit Ddb=
renb hes Sabres anfgenommen.
Morauf Or. &ainfp ~belonbsrs bins
meiit. bas lift Der umitan0, DaB man bic
bIinbea 3inber 0 RIB ais nj b g.
lid in bic Nnffalt i9ideu fol, neil fe
Damn erifens bic 2ebrmetbObe lsi9ter
ouffafen un6 iooann, neil iie bann
aud ben gan5eH GURUS Der Mn5falt
our1ma1en f0nnen unb iomit cine
griinbIi1ere gr5iebung erbalten. Die
Gebdube unb fonftigen &dumli1feiten
Der glinbeuanffaIt fir WeiBe finb iebr
gerdumig, bequenl unb freunbli9. Die
NnfaIt fdr 6arbige lit erjt Dor furaem
ins Qeben gerufen uno Ieibet in GoIge
beiien nod OH elmer gstpiiien unfertig.
teit.
MuBer benz eigentli9en S9uiuutsr=
ri9t nerben bic 369linge aud mod in
Meuft unb in praftif6en Mrbeiten-mie
piano,G timmen, Ndbeu, WatraBenfos
irritation, 6dteln, perlen : Mrbeitet1 &c.
&C. uiltertuieien, bur6 pel6e fe ipds
ter in ben Stanb eelebt tuerben, fi6 ID.
rem 2ebens : unterbalt felbf au ere
tuerben.
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Das wieberasuefsue ainb.

Das miebergeneeneR inb.
nMein tleimes, Z Sabr altes Wdb6en
bate beftigen 9uften unb S9nupfen.
Sic fonnte ni9t fdlafen unb buitete
anaub6rli6. Dian rietb
mir, Gbamberlains 6ufienmittel su ges
brau9en unb i'd NOR iiber bic iofortige
2inberung unb bic balbige p6lige &C.
neiuns erftaunt. I'm teinen preis
middle i@ ieBt obne oies Sausmiitel
ieia. Sd babe Diefe berartige Mittel
probirt, aber oies III oas bette, bas ih
iemals perfudt babe Prof. s. M.
Wtebau, 9anoels : Ifaoemie, Ses
Moines, Soma.
Gum Ner.auf bel q. Co.,
Ode Meit Commerce II. SiibsO hftraBe.
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Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye. Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws of IeAas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L. L. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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Die reidste uuo %ele9antefte Asg2tBaht
bon Mrtitetn, msl4e ifG beionoers IL
@eburtStass. unb 9o43eits : @eIdsafen
eienen. ale
S~ilberpIattirte Waareu.
Stotuen pcn Brcnje, 9erro sofia.
BOr5eGan unb Mlabaffer.
@elisiSie 6isuren, Grucifge unb SO
fenfrdn5e.
8lumen.g aien unb Ampetn.
Eufen, feir becorirte.
Nlbun1s in grocer auewaht.
photographer aIer Nrt.
Scupentrs nit 81 Hulidten bon san
Mntcnic, fir so Gents.
Bilper. unb Bilber= RaHmen.
Muftfbplen unb fltreu
SpernSldier unb 6ernrcbre.
Euidenmeier unb 5deeren.
9amens itnc 9errenyE citet NscsNaire.
@elbtaiden fir 6srren nab DAMIEN.
Domen.6 anbtaiden.
Brief. Mappen.
@4reibaeu8e unb Moti3bldsr.
WiftensR arteus @tuis.
Damen.G rbeitss Rdfden unb 9Srbr.
9anb=S pieoeI unb 3dmnle.
Houd. Glide unb Gerttce.
gisarren.G tuis.
i3eitunSs. Wappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
Uc9el- unb @ihhorns Rdfge.
MccOrbeons, 3ithern NIB 3armcnicls.
Muiaeln in GROCER Gueuabf.
6t{d.Mpparote.
Yapiere unb iontise Waterialien snr
GnfertiSuns bon Bapier 1lumeu.
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9as Heuerpehr : 0eparteme

Sas Geuerpebr : 9epartement
bot fur bic Jeier bon Waibinstons @es
burtstag bas f~olsenbe prsgramm feit.
geftelt. 9ie 2Ompasnien perfammeln
li6 UNI $50 auf benz MiIitdr : ploaa,
tpofelbf gbef Diirler cine paraoe obs
baIten pirb. Damn uirb bic pro3effon
formirt unb ber 3ug aebt bur9 Die
Sauptitraben mad Der SurnbaQe, TOO
Elm SmbiB bereit ffeben mirb. Dim
abenb finbet Der Geftbau itatt. Sen.
Stanley unb Stab, Stabt. unb
gountp 8ebOrben &c. limb einseIaben
morben.
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@erfu6e bic st. 9atrids
pilIen uub perglei6e lire Wirfung
NIT b~erienigen anberer pilen. Sic be-
fiBen bic guten @igenidafteH dlterer
Brdporate unb 3uglei6 bic tuertbboQffen
0eilmittel, mel9e bic mOberne Wifens
f9aft entoedt bat. Nls elm Wittel eez
gen Gatarrb unb 2eberleiben iteben Bic
ST. patrids piQen unerrei1t ba. 3u
baben BEL q. gobn & Co., Ode
Wef. Commerce unb Sibs OffraBe.
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= Die @aitin unb So6ter bes 8errtt
Or. MaKer3ug linb aus Dallas gum Be-
Iude bier sin~getrofen, urn bier ldngere
.3eit gu bertpeilen.
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2r. @aTer5us. Der in gang Seras
riibmli9f 6etannte Spe3ialiit, bat fi9
in Golge 5ablreider an i'm ergansener
Muforberungen beranlaBt geieben, Sun
Intonio einen 8efu@ a~b3uffatten. ct
bat i'm Maberid 6oteL 3iramer
81 unb So, Quarter genommeu, mo- er
bon iebt ab tonfultirt tperoert tann. St
BAT ieinen Nufentbalt Bis gum 25. b. 81.
feitgeieBt. Or. WaKersue bat nit groBea,
grfolge in Dallas unb In alien gr6Bes
rem @tdbten oes Staates prafti3irt unb
fi9 in feinen Gpe5ialitdten iiberall auss
geseidnet. Wer berbinbert fein follte,
ben Or. Waiiersug perf6nli9 auf3us
iu9eH. fam nit inn In Corresponding
treten. ID. ,tuiu1M
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say Bros. liefern bic
beften unb biligiien Srudia6en. @ebt
gu ibnen.
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Nuf benz @runbfid Ser Wa6er.
inert : @eielf@aft lit 0oufton in Der
N1be ber Stebs26bre lit Der pierteu
Marb 1T man i9on in elmer Siefe bon
lao SUB auf artefi9es WaNer gefoms
nen. Die &6bre, uel@e bel Der Bob
rung benubt 1T, lit Diermal 10 bid tpie
irgenb cine, bic big babin in 0oufpn
augewaabt morben 1T, unb 6er 9trom,
tpelden tie fDrberte, ergab balb 800
@aaonen WaHer in Der Minute unb
tDirb nod immer3u itdrter. Die @ez
feaf9aft miro an berielben STEELE sebn
tueitere Drummer graben la1en. Nu9
in Der erften Warb, no 9err s. s.
9anse eiae Bobrung %uorgenommert bat,
1T man bor elm paar Sagen f9on nit
178 Sub auf bic atteFi@e Auele ges
fommea; Der Strabl liefert big babin
so @alonen per Minute.
= DemDfraten fomobl nie &epuz
bltfaner finb groBe 8erebrer bon ct.
Safobs Del, benz beltebten S1mersens
beilmittel.
Ma6 elmer 3uiammenfeauns,
tpel9e teuli6 i'm 2anbamt gema6t
tporoen III, belduft fi@ bas big iebt nod
nidt D%erfaufte @taatsihulanb in Seras
auf $500, 900 Nfer in runber
Summe. Nab elmer i'm Sabre 1884
ber0hentli6ten amtli@en Mittbeilung
betrug iie tlur "a, 500, 900 Mfer. Set
ber 3eit lin6 nabesu 5000, 900 gum
8erfauf gefommen, BON tpelden freis
lid unsefdbr 1000, 900 ipieber an ben
Stat 5uridgefallen iinb. Inter allem
~l1mfidnben If Der unteri6ieb in Den
beiben Nngaben elm 10 bebeuteuber,
baB cine babOn auf einem sSrrtbum be-
ruben muB.
Blument6pfe in alien @r6Ben.
2dfige fit Ganariens@ 6eeI, Mocking
birds, papaseien un6 gi6bDrn1en.
eo:nen fur @auarien 86gel, better
QuaIitdt.
Guttern1pfe unb 0o6epQnuen fir
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sag SIR fpart @elo, tuena ibre Cure
SrudIa9en BET Sobnon 8ros.
anfertigen l6Bt.
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2tmsetee fur stemersabIer.
9th Collectors Office,

9th Collectors Office,
Gan Nntonio, 7. Hobember, 1887.
Ser llnter3ei9nete madt bierbur@ b%elannt,
oab bic ifaOtifde ab palorem uno Ropffteuer fIr
bas Munieipaliabr 1887. oaS am 20. Gebraar
1888 enbet, fdlig if. Die Steuern iinb Dor
Dem ~eenonnten Datum gu eutriGten.
&. 6. Saueifeu,
8,ll ,t60m, tul0e StabtiIher Collector.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-03-14

short time. The rule Of Frederick william
over Germany, being regarded ~ almost Ger
teinly of very txansitory duration, 10 not regard
- With - dsep concern - - the soon-expected
accession Of his son. Frederick will probably
not outlive Bismarck and Won Moltks. The sx-
istng balance OF forces. the serious disturb
anes OF which 10 sure 70 preoipitate srea
during his brief reign. But after Bismsrck and
Won Moltks have gone, and the Affairs OF thu
great German nation are In the hands OF the
young Prince William. the case Will become
much more problemstio. Naturally. not only
throughout Germany. but all Europe. he has
suddenly become an object OF the greatest In
terest and solicitude.
THE PRIDE OF THE MILITARY PAnrY.
Prince Wilhelm 10 only In his 2eth yeer. and
has chiefly distinguished himself ~ yet ~ .
reprss sentative Of the most objectionable type
Of the Prussian military -Younker.' He 10 che
pride OF the military party. was favorite Of
the late Emperor, and 10 the hope Of
f f.nss h Sl:m'sSs s rss friendship for
Frederick, a. the latter has no special
liking for him. Frederick has little Of the
Hohenxollern spirit Of aggressiveness In him.
He believes the time has come for Germany TO
cultivate more the arts Of peace than Of war.
He 10 particularly acceptable as q ruler to the
non Prusslan states Of Germany. He 10 not .
father or Prince Bismarck he does not dream
Of the svsntful destruction of France. but
would prefer to see his empire contesting In
the realms of industry. science, and art rather
than ON the fields Of battle.
This has not been the belief OF Emperor
that the power Of Germany. which was won by
the sword. can only be maintained by the
sword, and so they have trained up the Crown
Princes son in q manner calculated TO give him
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THE KING IS DEAD.
Death at Berlin Of the Venerable
Emperor Of Ger
many.
Pathetic Description OF the Last Hours
ut the Bedside OF the Dying
Ruler.
Prince William Takes Charge Under
an Imperial Decree Signed
in November.

The venerable Emperor William Of Germany
breathsd his last at Berlin ut as on the morn
ing OF Friday. March9. The event was NOT un-
expected. a. he had been sinking for forty-eight
hours. In fact he was 20 near deaths door the
day previous TO the Anal collapse that his death
was premarurely autographed from the German
capital to all parts Of the civilized world. A
Berlin dispatch dated at midnight Of Thurs
day says:
IAN immense but silent crowd stood near the
palace all day, notwiths landing the fact that .
cold rain was falling The palace was guarded
by cavalry. business In the city was virtually
suspended and the theaters were closed. Di-
vine service was held in the palace at O'Clock.
All the members Of the imperial family. the
court diSnitaries, and the members OF the
household were present Hundreds OF peo-
pie stood bareheaded In the rain outside the
palace and joined in the prayers offered by
Chaplain KoegeL The Emperor fell into
swoon at O'Clock, and remained unconsciou.
until o'clock. He afterward fell into quiet
sleep. which lasted till o'clock. Wine and
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heavy, choppy surf. and through this
We (ths Hebrew and myself) had to be
pulled by . crew OF q dozen totally
naked natives. Not only SO, but, al
though there is . long pier at which
freight IL landed by the lighters. we
were beached on the sand. However.
@all's we'll that ends we'll" and we
landed with dry clothes.
Madras Is spread over considerable
ground, being about as extensive ss
Philadelphia. 1t was one OF the first
towns founded by the East India Com
pany Q63S) but comparatively few
Europeans reside there not five thou
sand. The fact is, they cannot stand
the climate, and, while doing business
in Madras, the wealthy merchants
mostly reside at Bangalore, up in the
hill country.
Mohammedanism has strong hold in
Madras, but the bulk of the natives are
bigoted Buddhists. Madras is the
chief city OF the Presidency OF that
name, but did not go into the coun-
try at all, and the two days we stayed
in the city was all 1 cared about it.
There are some fine government build
ings and also large residences and
warehouses, but the worst towns in the
Southern States are cool and healthy
compared with Madras
From Madras our steamer headed
for Point de Gale, Ceylon. which we
made in about two days and nights.
After the fairness of Calcutta and Mad
ras, Ceylon was most pleasing change,
and there was SO much to interest one
that think / must take another letter
to tell of its beauties and curiosities.