The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-03
S0MEDARE PRISON SECRETS
-Four Lining EI-HOnarshS Dead to Tho
WoFld--h tho StIictsst SseluSiOu.
King OttO, Empress CaFlotta. sui.
tan INJURED ana Khealvs ISmaLl
Are PRisonerS.

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iour unioItunate creatures VINO nOewi.n
.ihnoins tner so'eIelgn nsn.S' are mo-
den away nom -paolo siew an m.shn.
cent ana mysterious imprisonment vi
kng quo Of Bavaria al furstenrieo ano
o. the Empress Cariotia Of Mexico AZ he
enaiean o. borcnegraNe near brusseis u
y scarcely necessary TO say much here
except % drav atlennon 10 me iAct Una.
notning mas ever au'nontahvely eeen sald
IN puolie OIL the condition OF tneir neaitn'
From time 70 time nctltloas descriptions
o. their mode oil lie and oil their eccentric
mes appear IN continental papers, But
these are utterly unreliable and inVari'
ably originate In the pen Of some imasi-
native writer in search Of sensation
fEould Dc Tar preferable IL the BaVa-
nan and Belgian govefnments were 70
issue periodical reports concerning the
state OF the INDUSTRIOUS patients and bear
ing the signatures Of physicians oil recoe-
niaed independence and reputation. This
s o--,-... = -
case q the Empress Cariotta, ior there
are many persons at Brnssels, Paris and
London who openly assert that her de-
mentia has disappeared long since and
that she is only kept under restraint BY
~ NAV ra.s,r co0,-ol "a ~ vss, Io,tuns
vh,ch ~ inhsr;,sd t,or ho, Ia,hsr 7,
4. .Ile,.d ~. ,h.Is,.s, nsr, a. m moDsv
~. -. .I-..1, .0or, a., oonno,.,,oD ,-;,h
m Oongo fSse 100 .nd ~, ths -.
m.,rd., ~ /. .U,hs,Sod In ,hs an.
dl.s.,yons ,DscuI.,,on Enr .v..,, 10,
~. L,n.S -. 49, n.L,r. S.sr.r.,s
e6ort. - ,scoun N. spoTmons lo.sss nv
means Of, Congo state lotteries. which
have bean reearded with diuiayor by all
FOREIGN governments. and even Al the
present moment he ia straininR eyery
nerve in order 10 induce the GREAT mowers
10 permit him to establish q customs
tariff in the free state.
Some apuearauce Of truth II given 10
The rumors concerning the ex-empra.s.
by the ueculiar fact that an obstinate re.
inual has hlwSvs han istaraed b oueep
victoria,s persist III and repeated demand.
% be allowed % xisil her afiieted eousin.
Cafiotta belns The onlv Aauohter a he,
British maiesty,s uncle. Guardian. and
most trusted councelor and friend. The
two imperial Ladies' had bean ON terma of
most sistsrly intimacy until the beautiful
Bsleish,. dsuarture eios vienna and 1ub.
ssaue6ay Tor Mexico. Once yIctoTia
Therefore. alEonolv ye.sn,s KIpv y onold,s
refusal 10 permit her 10 zee her oousin.
and oxprs.ses her as,oui,bmept tbat
whenever sbe hapueps 10 leave Enoland
for he continent he ex-emure.s' condi.
ton i Invariably and ,mmediatelv an.
uo,no.S :. h.-,.. .,Sa..l. 49,: -.
critical. This she regards Is extremely
suspicious, and being convinced that there
is something or other that will not lear
the light Of day in CarIotta's treatment
she has displayed toward King Leopold
for several years past the greatest cold.
ness and disiavor.
Fumor. mv.t.y;ou. 4. IN. condition
n tha o.he, tro o~..ov.,.,,,0. 80. -,
roatTnint' Thai msvniacsnt nr;son. a.,
an theother .ho,., - ~. po~Dho-r" IT,
ops /. Mur.d Iorns,,v .n,,.n - ~ o.,o.
man emOIya. N. o,hsr 1. T.m.;I ~,
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