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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
rHEPAN-REpUBLIC CONGRESS.
Time and Place Fixed for Meetings of the
Committees.

New YORK. February 9.-Hon. VIM.
II. Armour, Chairman of the Pan-Repub-
lie Congress, has issued a call for a meet
ing of the General Committee OF 200, to
take place at Washington, on April l
next.
The "Plan and Scope" Committee
have completed their report, and the
other committees are to meet In wash
ington on April ana o, to finish their
work. April is the centennial ami
yersary of the signing OF the hrst
United States patent by President
Washington, and has been selected Tor
this meeting in recognition of the debt
that "free institutions" owe to the me-
chanical progress OF the century.
Hon. Champion ;. Chace. chairman OF
the Committee on Plan and scope, has,
in the name Of the City OF Omaha,
given a most earnest invitation to the
Congress to meet in 1898 in that city.
He saws Omaha is the most central city
in the world, is easy accessible, aud III
healthy climate, and that the dele
Gates from both the East and West
could meet there at the half way point
arrnSe the continent.
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News Denial.

LONDON, February g.-Thc Hon. Jonn
.C. New. United States Consul General
here. was asked to-day by au A-sorIa.
ted Press representative 10 there was
any truth Ia the statement that free.-
dent Harrison, on Thursday last, had
eabled him 10 return immediately o. TO-
United States, with the We" oi confer
ring the Treasury portfolio npun Dim.
Mr. New said, n have not received
auy message from President Hlrr.>pa-
and | know nothing about any pfopo>.
lion ~ offer me the Treasury portfolio
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r,eh, Between Police and burglars.

CINclSNArI, O.. February 9.-The po-
lice force made an exciting arrest yes
terday Of two men. About thirty SHOTS
were fired, only one Of which took ell
feet. Both men are believed to oe the
undetected perpetrators Of numerous
recent huralaries in this city. Police
men in citizens clothes went to the
house of james Morgan, on Prices hill
whose real name is Anderson. They
found George Duncan in Anderson
bouse. Duncan opened fire aud so did
the officers. A third policeman came
no and Anderson also shot until ne was
dangerously wounded in the thish'
Duncan fled, was pursued and captured
Anderson /. in the hospital. i incom-
nlete set of burglars tools, with Odds
and ends Of stolen goods, was found III
Anderson house. Duncan is an es
caped convict and will be returned To
the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

CLEVELAND. d.. February A-At B
O'Clock this morning the saloon Of Fish
or Coulter. in fredericksburg Wayne
county. Ohio. was wrecked by dy n4-
mi.e explosion and one end oi the build
ing blown Out.
Tho building was occupied by Eugene
Louthcr. wife and three children, who
lived up stairs. and Julius Schaetler and
wife. who lived down stairs. None oI
tine occupants were injured, though
SrhaeIer's furniture was destroyed aiol
th, bed iu which hc and his wife were
sleeping was broken down. The force
.of the explosion was So great as to
break windows Don all parts OF the town
Coulter has run thc saloon in violation
of the prohibitory ordinance oi inc
town. but TO is Thought the explosion
was the work ot village toughS' who
hoped to throw the blame on the tem-
rI.r..nrD uauu|p.
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THE SILVER BILL.
II VIII be Reported to the House Some
Time This Week.

WASHINGTON, February "A meet
ing of about fifteen Republican Repre-
sentativeS. including free coinage men,
and those who hold more conservative
views ON the subject, was held
at .he house OF Representa-
tive Townsend, of Colorado, to-
night TO discuss the present phase OF
the Senate silver bill, and the prospects
Of getting the silver question before the
House i'm some shape. While the eN-
tremc silver men were unwilling To ac-
ccpt anything that did not embody the
free coinage idea, several more con-
Srrvativc measures were discussed,
among them the Tree coinage
of the American product, and plan OF
campaign by which il is hoped to bring
the House to Il vote upon the silver
question. was outlined, though not
formallo agreed upon.
Representative Wilcox, OF the House
Coinage Committee. said TO Post re-
porter tonight that the Senate bill Will
be reported from the House Coinage
Committee this week. There will be
two reports, an adverse one
which will be signed by Rerep-
>entativcS Wickham, Walker, Comstock,
Krapp and Taylor, Republicans; aud
Tracey, Wilcox and NauX, Democrats.
The favorable report will be signed by
Representative Carter aud Bartlne, He
publicans. and Bland and Williams,
nanoprat-
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Nictnrv for Pence.

PANS. February 9.-The Steele today
in an article on the fall oi Slg9or Cr.Ipl .Ia
saws that France conquered on the
dav that Crispl resigned, through the
sifeet Of the propaganda OF her wei
known love for and the necessity ior
80 80 pacific France replies to belll-
80 80. Germany. that whoever decides the
cnd of tbe International tension and
moments ,-~ sides with France.
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rHE MILITARY nALI
At Charleston Last Night-A Brilliant
Display by the National Guard.

Nt'''af le-sgrgm 70 fhs Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February g.
The gallant lads aud lasses, OF Charles
ton, were out Oh full force tonight. the
occasion being the ball given by the
National Guard OF West Virginia. The
gallant bearing OF the officers with
their gaudy plumes and rich uniforms
pleased aud delighted an who saw the
display. The reception I'm the Senate
Chamber from S:45 until lO o'clock
was one OF the very pleasant
features of the occasion. Those
who think that the militia of our State
amounts Co nothing would change their
u.ad> % they could have seen the hand
some display made by the stately officers
present Tonight The following oni-
GERS were present. Governor Fleming.
Commander-iu Chief: General b. II. OK
ley, Col. ChaS. l.. Hagau, General Franz
aeim, Major Chiffon. Major Blair, Cen
eral Russell, Colonel McCorkle, Colonel
Boyer Gen. b. ID. Spillman, Lieut.. Col.
smith, Captain Camden. Captain Neal.
Colonel trcer, Colonel Fast Lieutenant
Thomas, Captain Willis. Lieutenant
Price, Colonel Ford, Colonel White.
captain Wyatt, Captain Johnston. Lieu
tenant Fredekiug, Lieutenant Thomas,
Lieutenant Neal Lieutenant Lacock.
Captain Wiukler, Lieutenant Ruffner.
Lieutenant BeardSiey, Colonel A. l..
Bres.er. Lieutenant q. Il. Selen. Ser
seant> i. G.. Cunningham and w. G..
Goaltra. These last four are from Ohio.
40 lo O'Clock the dance began In the
armory and was continued until mid
night 40 which time an elegant BANQUET
was spread in the Hall of the House.
The four hundred persons who were
present owe % pleasant aud delightful
evening tO the officers of the West Vir-
g.uia National Guard, and too much
credit cannot Dee given 90 General ONley
and his assistants for the splendid man
uer iu which everything was arranged
aud executed. Brilliant impromptu re-
,pou>es Co toaSts were made. The Ma
..Oua. Guard has scored brilliant sue
,ess Iu this affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Robert j. Burdette will be given an
enthusiastic welcome next Thursday
night. Seats were reserved yesterday
and they were taken with rush. Mr.
Burdette is a fluent, bright. sparkling
speaker. ana his wit is fresh and vigor..
ous. His lecture, The Pilgrimage OF
the Funny Man" will be interspersed
with pathos and sentiments in such
manner as to make it very enjoyable.
Seats can be reserved to-day al bau-
mer's Music Store.
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WHEELING W VA, MORNING. FEBRUARY 1" 1891
THE BLIZZARD MoDEkATEs.
Efforts to Raise the blockade on the
Union Pacific.

CHEYENSE. WYG., February 9.-The
blizzard that created such CONSERVATION
by It's fury, Saturday night, moderated
at t o'clock last evening, and the Union
Pacific Railroad IS endeavoring TO re-
sume traffic.
Three trains are held here. There Is
another at Sidney. 90 miles east, and two
fast mail trains are stalled ut small sta
tions west of Sidney. The other four
carry passengers and express. Ratlons
for 2jO passengers have been sent with Il
snow fighting outfit for rs men. Four
locomotives, with plough, will try to
force their way through.
The snow is packed solid in cuts.
Many hours must elapse before the
blockade can be raised, and suffering
cannot be averted Stock raisers will
doubtless sustain heavy losses. Town
people were not exempt, as the fine
snow Sfted into tenementS, and the
storm found many without food and
fuel.
The blizzard was the worst that has
been experienced in Wyoming for four
years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

KAN.As Crr. Mo-. February 9-Ihe.
dead body OF Joseph Freeman' editor oil
pu1re>>. daily paper published al l"-
dependeuce. Mo. six miles from mere
was found iu corn field, near the home
of The deceased. early this morning. ~
is supposed he jumped from 50 lra.n aud
falling was stunned, aud was lroz 90 t'
death while unconscious lue o0SS
was frozen stf when found.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Annie Ward Tiffany comes to the
Opera House tomorrow evening. The
Philadelphia can says Of her: "Annie
Ward Tiffany made big hit at the Park
Theatre last night as Peggy Logan In
The Step Daughter The character Is
that OF witty, warm-heartcd Irish
nurse. and is the central figure around
which all the others and the plot revolve.
The play. though somewhat improbable,
IS one Of the best mclOdramas going.
Seats now on sale at Houses.
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TIE soap nrnRLE.

The Grand was crowded to the doors
last night to see the Soap Bubble. The
entire company made decided hit, and
there was continual roars Of laughter
from the rise TO the fall OF the curtain.
Many fine SpeciatieS were introduced
during the comedy. There will be a
grand matinee on Wednesday afternoon
for ladies' and children. The company
will appear again this evening. Seats
at Weir'S.
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cIIrA On FRInAY.

1t may not be generally known that
Edwin Rooth at one time thought Of
playing the part Of Napoleon Bonaparte.
In fact he even went so far as to have a
plav written for him, hut after reading
over the part, decided that he was phys
ically unsuited to portray the Emperor.
Mr.. VIM Harris j. now playing this
part in Nile. Rhea's grand historical
production. Josephine. Empress OF the
French" The play will shortly be pro-
duced here. next Friday. la IL Mile.
Rhea is doing the work OF her lie a.
Josephine,
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4 cI,s. combine wheeling In 1t.

FiVpLAY. o.. February 9.-Five table
glassware houses la PiitSburg, one ~
Wheeling, one in FoStoria aud one IA
Findlay. Joined to-day in an application
for charter for new trust comolha
tion which will bee known as the nlteu
states Glass Company, with a capital oi
II 900. 600.
This is said to be- the hegiruing oil "a
combine which will soon embrace an an
the table glassware factories III 'u'
nnnntrN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
yin,ims of the blizzard.

OMAHA, NEB., February Specials
to the Bee show that number Of lives
were lost in Nebratka during the bliz-
zard. The wife of Milton Cummings, a
farmer near Rushvile, who started from
the town for her home Saturday, was
found dead in her buggy to-day within
forty rods Of 4 neighbor'S house. Eddie
Chedster and Stephen ST. Peters, a.
year-old Kearney boys, who had been
out hunting, were found frozen to death
in a corn field. NJ. l.. LiSSent, residing
three miles north Of here, is supposed
to be buried under the snow. and search
ing parties are looking for his body.
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yi.lhIe snnnly Of Grain.

Cuic,Go February 9-The visible sup
ply OF grain. as reported for the Board OF
Tradeis as follows Wheat, ., l2",Vpy Oush-
els: decrease 457 90 bushels; corn 2'1s3'vp
bushels. decrease. =, 90 bushels, oats, B.
ia 900 bushels: decrease, 20 Oc0 bushels
rye s,l .OOJ bushels: decrease, 1000 bush
els. barley. 100000 bushels; decrease,
%, 900 bushels.
NEW YORK, February Stocks Of grain
in store and ahoat February :. Wheat,
/ .2qi $40 bushels; corn, 80, ,4d bushels
oats. 935. .4G3 bushels; rye, 1894 bushels
barley. 4O5.35s bushels, malt, 2l4,@' bush
els: peas, II 80.
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81 ..|a -..I .N | la'a-''.
PAENEE~HUEe. W. Va February o.
Isaac q. Waldo, postmaster at Jackson
vile. Lewis county. who was indicted
1y Che United States grand jury for am
alleged robbery of the mails, was ar-
rested aud brought here last night by
Deputy United States Marshal Steward
and lodged Boz iail
Christopher Craig, the alleged detec-
tive arrested boz this city some time
since ON q charge of perSonating q
United States Marshal and attempting
to b.ackmail women of loose repute,
plead guilty ln the United States Court
to-day and was given six months boo JAIL
Craig is said Co Doe a member of good
family iu am adjoining county, but has
been given up as .ucorrIgible. Hiswii'
has brought suit for divorce ON th'
ground of failure t0 support and adui
terry.
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Atthe Farm Mine.

DUNGAR, PA, February 9.-Work Is
still being pushed in the Hill Farm mine'
but the progress is slow, as new man
way is necessary TO get below the heavy
falls on Jacobs Ladder.
1t is estimated by the company that
only 900 feet intervene between the
workmen aud the point where they eX-
pect to find the bodies of the dead
miners. The work Is watched with
rrent interest.
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c,,.,,t with the stolen Goods.

ST. LouI-. February 0.-The police
los- nirbt arrested Isadare Kohut, alias
Tonis BLACK. wanted at Galveston Tex,
~, charge of robbiug the dry goods
establishment of Leeve & UaSer oil sew
eral thousand dollars worth oil SooIS'
lie came to ST. Louis about three weeks
400 40, and was i'm the act of diSposing OF
1on,e ,'1 of the stolen goods when arrested.
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what WIN the Crowned Heads Say?

CLEVELAND. o., February 9.-Maj.
Pond. Henry NJ. Stanley'S manager, an
nounced here that Stanley had decided
to give all the gifts which he had re-
ceiyed from the crowned heads Of Eu-
ropc and admirers to Gen. Booth OF the
salvation Army, for the cause OF help
ing the poor in London. These gifts
are valued at nearly $500, They
consist of pearls of rare value gold
.cup, and kindred articles. a number
of them were received from Queen Vie
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Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Ihe Sen
ate confirmed the following poStmaSterS
to-day: VI.
Obio-l. w. Crawford, Rich Wood
Thomas Starry, Lebanon; Johh %u'"-
stein. Cincinnati; Edward Loundeht,e teA-
er Fairmout; j. C. Newcombe' Ripley
Pennsylvania-J. Y. HaineS' Jr.'
Jeauuette.
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NV ALBANY, INp.. February g."
B.ui. r. Fuller died yesterday, no his
home in thc suburbs of this city. Ine
deceased was mcs>mate OF the ceie-
brated Davy Crockett during tne Wa'
t.iweeu Texas and McNico Tor lAe
formers independence. lie was a'S3
d veteran oi tis MEXICAN ana c''''
w8r,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

KANSAS CRY. Mo. February o.
Theodore r. Warner, pioneer oi nortA--
eru Missouri. one of thc projectors o.
the FIRST packet i.ue ON the Missouri
river. and the mau wao started ln ou>i-
ness famous Ben Holiday of The great
overland stage system, t'ed last night.
Ue wa, .rcat-graAjsou OF Daniel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
Very Cold in Nebraska.

NEBRASKA CITY. February 9.-The
storm ceased last night all over Nebras-
ka, and was succeeded by severe cold.
At o'clock this morning it was five de-
grees below zero. but it is now mOderat-
ing. Railroad trains are still consider
ably behind time, but the tracks are
rapidly cleared. Reports from the from
tier counties say that there will be much
suffering, and many cattle will perish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

YOUNGSTOWN, O., February NY
ron Manning, son Of Rufus +. Mannihg'
a prominent citizen, sent a bullet INTO
his brain this morning while the family
we're i'm another portion OF the house at
breakfast. Surgeons pronounce the
wound fatal. Manning is 30 years oid,,
and has been despondent for several
dave. having been unable to secure EN-
plOyment.
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rniteh Mlne worker., Conventlon.

CoIuNnrS. o., February 9.-Nearly
sll the delegates from Pennsylvania
Illinois and Indiana 20 the convention
of the United Miners OF America, which
meets here tomorrow, have arrived
PENNSYLVANIA is represented by about
seventy-dye miners many Of whom are
from the ConuellSville coke regions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

On Thursday, February u, this great
melO drama will be- at the Grand. The
PlttSburg Dispatch says: The house
was packed full last night, and the audi
encc was perfectly satisfied with the eX-
cellent performance OF The Boy
Tramp" The play is pretty, full Of fun
aud human interest. The advance sale
is very large.
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we.t virginia ro-tmasteFs.
.iql E..,oram 70 ne REGISTER.

Special telegram 70 ne htttNlsi'
WASHINGTON, February o. - West
yir-inia uostmasters were appointed to-
Jnv ms follows: NJ. L. Land, vice j. y.
Sbarpnecl. resigned. Douglas, jackson
county; A. Gebhardt, vice II. blcKer' re-
signed Union Ridge, Cabell county; II.
w Texter. vice VI Durkin, resigned
Walker. Wood county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Mr.. j. +. MASTERS, cashier for Emmitt
& Co.'S bank, Waverly, Ohio, says; Il con
slider Chamberlain Cough Remedy the
best / have ever used. After using several
other kinds without benefit, tried Il, ana
il quickly cured ne after yearsoi suffering
with an obstinate cough and throat trou-
blen
MEssR,. j. t. MARqCAHDT & son, prom.
ineui druggists Of THIN, ONO say thAt nav
Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy gives the
heSt of satisfaction and takes the lead
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

New York. February g.-Judsc Bene-
diet. in the United States Circuit Court
to-day discharged the Jury empannelied
i'm the trial Of James a. simmons,
charged with wrecking the sixth Ma
tional bank. This was done because u
was learned that Simmons at one time
had business relations with one OF the
Jurors named William l.. Goodnow.
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Horrible Death.

SAN ANTONIO, TIN, February Q
Barnard A. Stuckenberg, who lives nlne
miles east Of this city, met horrlole
death while returning home from the
city last night. After leaving the city
Stnckenbers whipped up his horses and
in some way fell over the dashboard and
was dragged for over a mile his head
and shoulders being one mass Oh Ia"
fash
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The HnrrLn. Murder TrIaI.

Sps-il. T-..grlfa 'o t1- h-1is'sr.
NEW MAETIN~vULE, w. VA, fco-
ruary "A few witnesses Tor the de-
fcu,c Boo the Huggins murder trial were
examined this morning.. but thr tesli-
m0uv was only upon minor points. Ihe
defense then closed the testimony. Main
and NcNIastcrs did not testify as eN-
nected. After % few witnesses Tor th,
State in rebuttal were examined, in rel
ercucr Co some minor details, the ease
was closed. The arguments OF counsel
began this afternoon. MeSSrS. Mcln-
tvr. and Snodgras, both deserve great
credit FOR their management oil the de
f.r-n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Battle on

Rosrox February 9.-The managers
of the Puritan Athletic Club telegraphed
Tom O'Rourke. manager and trainer oi
George Dixon, this afternoon that they
declare the match between Mccarthy
and Dixon OIL. as they could not get a
suitable place in which to have the bat
tlr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

Concerning Stanley, the great ex-
plorer. who lectures at the Opera House
this evening, the Philadelphia hq'''fer
says: .,,-s.
Henry NJ. Stanley gave his third aud
last lecture OF the season at the Acade-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

MINNEApoIIs, February 9.-It con
tinued to snow during the night, but the
weather was pleasant and the skies clear
this morning, with the temperature at
about - above zero. Street ear lines
and railroads are not suffering any great
Inconvenience.
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Mr.. Chiffon Takes a Trip.

Special rsisBrGua 10 NJ h-gisief'
WAsmNaroN. ID. c., February -
Mr.. Wm. L. Chiffon. Senator hennA :
law partner. OF Charleston was IN town
to-day. He will visit New York ana
Philadelphia before returning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

To Electors of Canada a-The Premier
Does Not Favor Unrsstricted Kerpro-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

po Won suffer with chilblams:-i certify 10
,le pr1rnpt relief obta'ucd from tue use oil sai'
I'm OH fo- chilblains. aud DO not hesitate ~
,'.'1, -,,..,j n a, th, best cure ever tried.
'eV'i-i'i ''' H. HOOD,
7la ". Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd;
..Nbat line chisel could ever yet cut breath,
aud vet hard vexiug cough Is cut an to uits
VIII one bottle OF Dr. Bulls Cough syrup TUE
flN.rIfr.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
A DAMPER ON ROYALTY
QUEEN vICTORIA'S GUESTS GET
TOO MUCH WATER.
A Banquet in Honor of Emperor William
Turns Out to Be Very Wet Affair-The
Banquet Hall Flooded.

LONDON, July Tt has just become
known that there was most strange
and exciting scene at the royal banquet
at Windsor castle, last night, in honor
of the queens imperial grandson. A
large water pipe burst in the
banquet hall while the queen was
entertaining the emperor and party
4ofhistinguiskc, guests. The result was
that the hall was almost flooded with
water. After the water was turned off
with much difficulty, the guests re-
sumed their seats at the table and man
aged to continue the banquet in the
much dampened hall.
After breakfasting with the queen
this morning the emperor drove to the
park, where he watched the musical
ride of the Life guards, most skillful
equestrian performance. The emperor
said it was one OF the finest military
spectacles he had ever seen.
grand state banquet in honor of the
German emperor was given in st.
Georges hall this evening. The guests
sat at table $50 feet long, upon which
were displayed the gold candelabra and
the whole of the royal plate, valued at
many thousands of pounds. The prince
OF Wales and the empress sat opposite
the queen and the emperor, the others
sitting right and left, in the order of
their rank.