The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-06
THE LAST OF RUDOLPH
P0MP0uS FUNERAL or THE DEAD
GROWN PRINCE.
REQUIEM MASSES ron THE RE.
POSE OF HIS sOCL
LAST FAREnELL OF HIS FAMILY TO
HIS KE AIMS.
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) VIENNA, FEBRUARY J-The letter
which Crown Prince Rudolph addressed
+ 10 Herr Won Szregyenyi. the attache who
7 attended 90 the Princes private affairs,
has been published. IL directs the at
tache to execute RUdOlphs will, which
was drawn up two years ago. and says
that he will lind his papers in a drawer
in his study II entrust YOU with the
- arrangement of them, continues the let
ter; use your own judgment as TO
what OF them YOU will publish | can
) live no longer Remember me to all good
! friends. Farewell. God bless the he.
loved fatherland
ELABORATE FUNERAL OF TUE PRINCE.
VIENNA, February 5-The funeral Of
Crown Prince Rudolph took place to-
day. 4 pr0iusiOn of mourning emblcms
were displayed ia an parts of tho city, and
business was almost entirely suspended
The Emperor and Empress and Princess
Stephanie attended q requiem mass in the
OratOry of the palace, the services ending
about noon The coffin was closed al
, o'clock, and soon afterwards the lmpe.
rial family gathered around the
NhAHANiAltt' NN Nhh' iN"N Jew Nll
of the dead About 4 o'clock the
Imperial party LETT the chapel and
proceeded to the Capuch in church.
where they were received by the father
guardian. They then passed through
the cloister into the church. taking their
places near the three rows OF Prieu
DtenI which had been set apart for the
Emperor and Empress the King
and Queen Of the Belgians. and the
Austrian archdukes and archduchcsses
The catafalQue was erecied In the
middle OF the church and surrounded hy
elaborate candelabras. The church
was heavily draped with mourning
shortly after four O'clock, the coffin was
carried to the funeral car and the
c0rtege started for the Augustine Church.
where the priests attached thereto
awaited iis arrival Three priests headed
the cortege and were followed by the
State officials
Uponshc arrival OF the funeral car at
the closter gates the Emperor and the
King and Queen of the BeIgians entered
the body of the church, all OF the mini
sters high parliamentary officials, and
the officers OF the Imperial household
were alrendy present Archbishop Gan
glehauer met The coffin al the entrance
10 the church and preceded
it TO tire interior where be
BLESSED TIE BODY
and spr.nklcd IL with holy water The
choir than sang Li5r1 VI D0mme'
When the coffin was about 90 BIZ carried
to the vault the Emperor approached it
knelt and prayed. Every one present
followed the collin 10 the vault, where
Cardinal Iohenlohe delivered the body
to the father guardian. None OF the la
dies OF the Imperial family attended the
funeral service proper The streets were
thrOnged with people who con uCted
themselves in a most bedlIing manner.
REQUIEM MASS PoR TIE CROWN PRINCE.
LONDON, February "a requiem mass
was held here to-day for tue late Austrian
, r0wn Prince The Prince of Wales.
Prince Christian, Prince Henry, of Bat
tenberg, Lord Salisbury, and the
Russian, French, German, Turkish, and
Belgiah Ministers attended il.
ANOTHER STORY ABOUT TUE RUDOLPH
MYSTERY.
LONDON, February Another addi.
ton to the remarkable collection of
stories 10 account for the death of
Crown Prince Rudolph is at hand. Ii Is
related that a beautiful young Baroness
arrived al the sh0Oting-lodge at Never
/ ling last Tuesday night and stopped al the
gamekeopers house. Az midnight she
was visited by the Crown Prince. soon
atterWard o forester, wishing 10 talk with
/ the gamekeeper, knocNed at the door of
/ the lodge, when he saw q man Jump
out of the window lie Immediately
raised his gun and shot the man in the
shoulder The Baroness hearing the
shot believed that her companion had
/ been killed, and committed suicide by
taking poison. Prince Rudolph learning
OF this shot himself In the head after
reaching his room
+ REPORTS ABOUT RUDOLPH SEVERELY
Condensed.
BERLIN, February 1.-THE NorH GER
man Gazette severely condemns thcncws-
papers which have printed the report
/ that rown Prince Rudolph was shot on
account OF relations with woman.
SEVERAL PERSONS ARRESTED.
VIENNA, February j.-Seyeral persons
have been arrested here for repeating
the rumors that Prince Rudolph was
/ killed BY wrOnged husband
In his letter to his m0.her Rudolph
said IL cannot live longer
O'BRIEN's CLOTHING RETURNED.
DrRIlN. February 5.-Mr. William
/ O'Brieus clothing. Of which he was
+ forcibly stripped by the authorities al
/ Clonmel Jail was returned TO him to-
day. After he had put on bis clothes he
was removed TO the Jail intrmary.
THE EDINBuRGH COURT DlsMlssEs PAR
NELL.
EoNBuRGH. February 5-The Edin-
burgh Court has rendered q decision in
which II holds that it has no jurisdiction
in the action for libel brought by Mr.
Parnell against the London Times. The
court has therefore dismissed Mr. Par
nells action with the cost OF appeals.
NELLIE GRANTS HUSBAND WE'LL FIXED.
LoNDoS. February 5.-By the terms OF
I the will Of Mr. Edward sartOris,
father of Algernon Sartoris, the nus
band OF Nellie Grant, his entire fortune
valued at fl45O0O, is bequeathed 10 hi.
son during his life, aud az his death, to
his wife absolutely.
. CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND GERMANY.
LONDON, February "a dispatch TO
the Chronicle from Berlin states that IL is
understood that the American Govern.
ment has consented that the conference
between the United States and Germany
regarding Samoa shall be continued in
Berlin
PARIS. February J-TAe Figaro says
that two professors connected with the
Pasteur Institute, have succeeded in
identifying the generatiye microbe OF
diphtheria. A discovery Of preyen-
taiiye Of this disease by vaccine virus Is
expected TO follow
Mosby on Hand.
indianapolis, ISD., February 5.-The
most noted caller upon General Harrison
today was Colonel Mosby, the eN-Con.