The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
in East Fifty.flrst street. woodcock was sent

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reiieioas. and, after his return from Germany,
b. od In h BansS4 70 ss
city was for time an an MSssdssant to Dr.
tho ntttoGnssresationai Church in 81. John. r. b.
II Is said that he was rather fond I'd q the 50;
With him. hin ' He use to spend much 81 hts tine
young men and young women Of tho city. IN
this store there was CLERK thisa named 81 Donald
rnees 81 70 OF the TITO OF
curly. hatred, beloyed Of the girls; He, was
I'd ID, in a grocery in ,Frederictton before coming
i hsnd qPs Rssscse SeSts So
Europe He left the Doctor and took ag his
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sSe Ssh ocs q hoatR Or pS ivy
oS %hea Baron Jackson became priyy .g9un;
psTsons At tSs o mark Syor
openly Of the scandalous way the King was
No sooner had woodeock got foethold at
court than the reign Of Jackson as inner IA
an His heath RaS fs e enw
for years. but was now, pitiably poor. Wood
es r ssonS f sSs
| King became his abject slave.
sSG S y dsS R HSs k1 Msn
fayorits; leaned on him when ~ went abroad.
Been ss
was exactine and domineering. He made the
and his two friends. The KIn aaG made him n1'
noble and as Baron Savage Woodcock, he
Pn as F0ks the
I'll Ths SeSs! s!ivy psrse vas 81 marks
at on Lake constan ns and
Kings palace and was e With L BY
covered passage which permitted visits to be
sd ns ves n es Ps the south wt e
Italy and here. too. the same arrangements
piiH In those German Kingdoms long training
has taught subjects. to bear in silence. But
after several years the spectacle Of the doting
sr ths %oo
COCK get TOE insSient 1, and there was revolt
one n i 6s the Ministers
resigned and said they would not serve again
Ssahsaht s e
Huu bVOTutus DuC were DdCk0u
hy the nc mobiles s. and ell glasses Fl The people
k spS aas rh Se Kim s Mind
| Woodcock and Hendry were banished forever
Jackson had managed to save himself. He
| had long since quarrelled with Woodcock.
who. after superseding him. had treated him
with arrogant contempt. Jackson made
| friends with the mobiles. and was Woodcock's
powerful enemy. The King agreed to the de-
| cree Of Punishment, but added to his sigma
ture thus my people take from me the sweet
| est friend ever monarch had"
Woodcock had taken fairly good care OF the
S health a + t a %iiS S to
W6rtemberg o fortune. which should keep
saes 1sss Se yKne sfE
failed. His mind has been 2 mere glimmer Of
blamed him. They reverenced. or pretended
! TO reverence. the tall heavy. bent form. the
| big empty head. and the white beard OF their
| King to the last Since their departure from
| W0rtemberg. Woodcock and Hendry have
lived In Italy and France. They. have visited
| this country at leRst once. Jackson is, Il is
| belieyed. etiu In Stuttgart, and not 80 zun-
popular as he once was.
wssm kss S g n BY hs %s
| Is said to be OF much the same character as the
dead King. and Wnrtemberg will therefore not
| profit much by the death OF yesterday. Will
| liam has never ht.d male ISSUE and. after his
| death. the succession will 60 to the dncal
| house OF Wnrtemberg. As the Dukes Of Wor-
temberg are Catholics and the ruling house
and the people are for the most part Lutheran
there may be some trouble when William dies