The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-23
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from death in the railway accident OF TWO
years ago. and beside the memorial on inc
actual site Of the disaster, monster COM
memora,ivc monument is now proposed at
Moscow. IL would stand opposite the hrem,
lin and would consist of bell-shaped
structure. surmountcd by u tower and cl'
pola m BYZANTINE style. the WhCle rising 70
a hoiQht of Gao eet Tie monument would
lp di,iicd into iour stOries-frst, the pc
,ics,al: next. bclfry containing the broken
bell Of Ivan-N eliki, restored 10y electricity;
"A church on the third floor, and the iourti'
completed 10y the tower.
Disordcfs ia saghalien.
during the International Prison Congress
recently held at Il. Petersburg. the weekly
paper Nodiela of that city called attention
90 The atrOci1us DISORDERS that prevail ON
ihc island Oi ~aghalen. In 1872, when
Russia obtained fan possession of mat
island she transformed q into a pcnpl instr
tuition. transporting her criminals thlthcr
FOR colonization. The families OF the crimi
nails were also uapsnorte' .nere and a law
was enacted Ia, no person, either OF the
q. ,ninals or their families, should DE al
lowed 20 return 90 Russia. But the ar
rangemcnts for the reception OF the
criminals IN Saehalieu were very
a. ire buddled together in small barracks,
where they had to sleep promiscuously on
the floor. AZ last such state OF affairs
was Developed there that not only the GRIM
inais. hat even officers Of the military posts
and Teachers appointed 90 establish schools
Veve "guiitv ~ oiimcs which the law pun
ishes with Imprisonment az hard labor for
hfp." This situation continues there still.
The paper from which we quote shows that
"A better order Of things could easily be es-
tablished in >aghalien 10y the appointment
Of honorable officers TO govern the uniortu-
nate population,
Distinguished Visitor to America.
II has been reported that Queen Victoria
might possibly visit America. as she has
been urged by her physicians 10 take q long
sea VOYAGE. and they have recommended
that she visit her subjects in Canada. y
correspondent of the Chicago News from
London says. however, that the stout Ola
lady who OccupiC, the throne OF England Is
a poor traveller. aud she would rather so at
home ju one o. ucr luxurious palaces ana
nurse her ills than % tempt fate and Nep-
tune 40 the same time. y representative Of
the house Guelph viii visit America very
soon. hoVrver. 10 rs Prince George second
son of tine Prince OF Wales. the present com
mandcrof the Thrush. and altosoihera very
lively young fellow. n is ili, intention to
sail Cor Canada some time boa July, and to
continue bis Journey through the Eastern
states, and perhaps see a Jlt of ihc Far
West before returning home. II he follows
mis- present programme. bee viii De seen at
Newport during tine season. and he may Doe
counted upon tO make the hearts of the
Young maiisuS of that gay resort 90 pit-a-
pat. for De i- superb tennis player. "a good
man af fine oar. and as the Marlborough
House set saw ~ divine Walircr.' These
evidences of genius will open The h1,pitahic
doors of the most eNclusNecircic- 100 Amer
ic1 io him
spureeon on rheumatism.
E.v Mr. ~nur..on fakes "A decidedly ORR
ainaI ro-'tion ON tle subject of sickno-.
Nr.ordiuo, FOB ths sword and Trow,l news
n.,u.r he save. ..Io tbo matter OF faith heal
inr health f. -et before ll- a.fft were the
.,r..,t tl,ir,e.tohs desired above an tniuge.
T. n .o.s 7 ro.tura ii. slv that tbo ,rcofoyf
.,.tIl,. fl.s.ir,, That t.ei cam give io amy
rr3s f. tr.ltb ,.:tL th. a,rarfion or sick
mes. ~ioiu..s bo. frequently h.en of more
,,-. f. tl....,fnts If GII fhgn ha3ltl n
.o,,,,. ,,,,,, tl..t l-uoo. If could only Dc
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H., ,,o,,-5 r.ii.vy tbor maxwell
n,,.lr Ly GnJ.. ,-ror, As.urodl,
thev Need s9mafDinl bcttl.to pr.a,b imam
what rh.y NOW rive tboirpe0rla. and p0esi-
I,l, tnr, womb loarr f. in toa cb,miar oi
-i,r',.G ,yoolI ,.t ,ri-5 anv man "a
l,n., ti,na Of sickness and r,lin b,,,Y twist
NOW and linen one mi,hi almost a-k for
HIM Sick wife - neyy-u3da crave.
,..'.'rt, .isudar eintin,r of snf,it ,o-,hi
t,..,.i, lou. ,,,,rborn cI.n IN 10, ls,rrat ~
woU Trial. drive Ms ~ the realities of ro-
LEGION
Tire f,nn~es. Frederick and pfsuarck.
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,I,
,..,,',., tU,,-ions aonaaripo I'm tha Uou.
burger Nacbrichten 10 sir Mor.cr AS again
acting for "a higher parsonage I'm supplying
fine l.r4.. with elements to attack Prince
bismarck. disclose desire Of the Prince 10
publicN implicato Emuross Frederick I'm
piottiug against him. The cX-Empra-s has
inst intensified his anger by warning him
fG9t h. fho rarort is trur that he is prrp3riue
i,i. memoirs Ea f,u.t publi.b n1naor bar
i.tt,,.- IN. ll,-b,rd'. v.itbout bDi. consent
ami irti,,,,it., ,u,lira.,l, fl,,f b. would h.
,r,.sc,,tDd NJ bs roilad to 1onrlr Forth
Win tbe Prince selected from fbo l.-t of 1r-
ulicant- for Am interview with him the cor
respondent of the Dr.sdcncr Nachrlchten. a
uaIor notorious for its hostility to Empress
I-fa0ori.k and ac.Drffad nffu Yu interview,