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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicia' District Count Parish
of l. .%f,nucin.
Simnn Abraham rs NJ. 1904 Bey
ndrd Ppaouiih, Tutor.
TAKE NOTICE gAaA.

nj
4 Ing under and ~ yIriur / r,,er OF
8 iznr aud "a e. emanai ing fr"In the above.
ehiltltd Court, III tie above rntuI,,I ami
numbered case. | have ~ "a aa,i ufr. nfer
inr safe at public auction !, ttn taw H.
the last and hi.he I ]'i.i.cr II Court
Honse. il the trwn Of 1~hitolan>..
SATURDAY. APRII.- !. IL
betwe'n the huns Of II o'clock. A II amid
u'ci"rk, P. I /, the int.owin. describe nr,n,
ty. to-wit f''P'
The undivided three ci.h'hs of n, NH, n,
n"rs IeIika Penn uih b rnari TN IL. IT. <,
Ecgcnit PennuiIh III the following d.. er;;.,I
property To wit
A certain sugar plantation, situated IN tI,.
Parish OF Laiourchc. ON Ihr Irfr it.k - ~,
liayou La'Ontche, ut ahuut twcnIX-iv. NIL.
below the Town of Tiihndnux. nea,tIin
Ia twenty-S' ven aul'nis more or <, f,n,T,
by forty arient, in debit, h.un,ie sl,,ro
by lands ofLyali Il Lrl'ian tn. h.. nm ~
tile Barataria Can II. tn.ctt rr with II. md;
vnic0 three rishtI- # All tbs buIi.ii,a, All
improvements thereon
Terms ca,h an the spot To bay and s,.,sfr
the snin of S3709.S0 with s per cen. inn -,
froin May lst 1893. mil paid, a,.t nv. ,m,
on the aggregate ainoan Of prlpci,,.,
and interest as Attorneys Il -. ami cot.
as per act OF mortgase tn which sa,tt w,it H.
sued. p. n tnRYn
FEC. -, 1887 Sheriff Of La.ourche. |
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Tie hcE,aery ticket iSforging ahead.
gain a. "'"and every day throughout
the s" A. the hypocrisy and sell
fshn' - I The F"sterites become more
and na"re apparent, the patriotism and
unselfiSt devotion of Samuel d. Nc
Emery shine sat more brightly in
marked contrast, and people who had
hereto ore opposed him flock to his
standard,
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"The honur and ma IOod of the
Stale" would be i'll "a sor J plight, in
deed. f they had no other guardians
than Murp j. Foster, and his set OF
tit followers, who have d. ,iaced not
only themselves but The faithful adher-
ents to their cai,>-. in their mad at
tempt to \ be the City bosses.n
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The Democrats OF tii.s State expt,ss
ed their p'elei. e for sam. McEnery
by over 5000 majority in the fall pri-
marits on Marcl, 22nd the, will again
pronounce ! his tavcr by Il fa greater
majority. The F"<terites have under
taken to st at def nee the will of the
people but they will soon realize that
i l. not safe to tool with The people.
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Foster says Fitzpatrick sought an
interview with HIM !; Rogers admits
that 1t VAS he " 10 soush, out Fnzpat-
lick aid brought ABOUT the interview
hetwe, him and the eIstwhile sanity
Foster. Wheel, are You going to be-
lleve. Foster Or Ro.-rsf
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Esegista alton Notice!
OFFICE OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
la lelI u1 ne,
mill AAuA Il

OFFICE OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
lai ish al ne,
Thlbudan .,.a., tebi :. .f32.)
hereby give notice Thai tht SO III IL
.istration al he VOTERS al the tan h II l..
iou.cne, VIII br opened al the .o.low,n.
place,
Al The Court House III iiilmlaux February
I9th I" February 2lTu inclusive.
Latonrclt Refinery +, bi nary 18th.
Jules assets Store, February Goth.
Laionrch- crossing lat Z toulouse. J
February 26tn.
v tliacr L-lnr.', Store. III the mnrni, z, and
] agar'le's Brick she'd in the evening, Febru-
AIRY 29th.
Hiss Antoine F,''se's St"r-, 'larch LIST.
S">ihene FoIee's March 2nd.
tdH-t Barrios' Lorkporil March 3D..
VI ~ a.n-'s M"Ic, it'll.
LarrulX store arch 9TH.
l.. i~ue : March 7ih.
at or ne, , A rel. u i'"u <: March Sth.
Gut ttf "a co-' STORED March mh.
L az iuXs St"rr Earrb ! b.
l. Leri ,..o:~ ,."rjl narrh III.
H.. ayes III The !. oruiu.. AID j L. Gbtens,
III The eNtsI' z. unr,h l-tu.
R;r"lanh, Maze Hh
w. He"fr 5 ~'UTt, Iarch 18th,
T"uls & Gau'ie's : &" a.. l'r h 18th.
Mts. Gos>in'~ arch 18th.
Whitehead 4 X ut. March 18th.
+. Debates March l9tl.
Louis Dautin'>., darch 2lst. :
Victor Legeutir-'~ Marrh 12nd.
Louis hIaCIHer's store. March 23d.
Baton Pilor, March 34tlI,
Bayou Is uc TAI LtuEruy DaIgie'sJ Msrch
18th
lack again to Thihodaux Courr House.
frorh the 1T OF April to The. election.
TT UIS.
EX Htiriu kr -iSirar.
Ptrish ui l.aIourche.
u. 81 also oil attenG"n I. III. ia>-pay
trs ~ resald | heir a-sessunen fur the
year 1872, as thu ~ be- q i : hort tor mr
to accomplish all my ~.rk 10 due time ac-
cordin9 TO law. hAvin, 50 nut h O., do on az.
count of resisC, aIinm. ana na>un q, en- de-.
tanned [" btI,a ~" ca IL. t tr,m bad W attn
er, that | 'te'm II my d ny To "sL very "a
payer To give nur IL call from station TO sta
ti"n @"ing aroun i"r The purpose vi regis
trdtl9n tlirnughuti the VIM ia .sl, and to
see about the uitfr :, IL a>>e>sii.u
7. TOUpS,
Assessor of LaIourche.
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NOTICE..

k'oTRAYED FROM HOVE. ON w; n ,Es
II day, 4ith inst. u milo I,.,uw I urknor,
Ell hauS of ! ayou I.sIuurrhe, ne s.rrel
" ne, r'ni'i mark IN rielt Jaw, s,z halt sill
Yer dollar wlitish nnsc-mnle ia go,i ,.r,Ior.
a ll"trll r, ard will be offered 10 The mar.
" VII" return him to his owner.
-. .. Y. \. BUUTERI.
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EDITORIAL NOTES

The weather has again turned cold
this week, bringing oi. several ~frosts,
the Ii on Wednesday morning es-
perlail., injuling the garden plants,
aud no doubt doing some damage To
OurIluit trees, which we've il full bloom.
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. JUDI IN VEhTTGA-
TON, HIS ONLY REMEDY.

rs our readers who read the metro
rolitan journals are already aware,
startling developments have taken
place III Tie political situation. Direct
charges of AN attempt to bride the
wa u leaders of New orleans by offer
ine tfic, >,tii. salaries of which amount
in the aggregate . owe 100000 an
nually, have been made by the City
Item and the Times Democrat against
MI. Murphy j. Foster, now posing he
fore the Demnciats of the State for
their support at the coming primary
election.
Tnese charges are direct and clcnm-
stantia;, >ery detail Of time. place and
manner given, an challenge thiown
to Nj. t.- ei to bII.. suit III "A civil
action for dan - il: il criminal
prosecution for litel.
These charges nave been s~t.l'staniiat-
ed by Mi. J"i,n ~ri,zl'aIlick, the city
leader to whom The overtules We're
made, in an Iht-ivltw published III
the principal metropolitan Journals.
n aily tn" weeks have passed uy since
they " hist maze at.,I sllIi Nj.
of Ills county, tit oht! tIlhuual before
VIII. ! he can clear himself and con-
ftAI1tt1 tls -. .iIsts H. - AL. - ~, aft so
Il z coiliIi>s.uu OF an act Which net
only I tftnds morality and saps good
nal law which Mr.. Foster himself as
: ; cd 10 pat upon the statute book
no latet ttan IN tilt 4tu ~ grace
1891 ami Set te contents il,iStlI with
SLIM y entering ii weak sencial uen:aI.
fased 10 50 u ,aI. iui, coarse Id,
prove Satisfactory To Mr.. t'u>,el a; mat
I>ty The III .ny Though iii ami ono,
Die men VINO had pat, their tI,tn IN
10Y '"PP'"o "'"' IVA NV
Sake OF the cause wnIcn tic ,IiuIaliiy
adVo,a.o. Ines m.n's Auuvi viii
~ NV nav"
Dten ..u % HOOK ui,on tncl, uvusii.y
c.t,eftaln d. IL very paragon vi "r,.u.,
""'S"t
~ '""o 'cD'oe"e' ""d
" = "'''1 " ies-
" 'Ho
80
' =, """ o"t"et''ino
Ne"fe go
' oN"'o ''"h |" VA
!, =" ''s"""
ftS't ''"u'-
.""o' VI '"G' II ""-
"i' 'enA'iS
~" "0"N1 nae ""u '"'iii-
on'J Ut u "r'"o""
IJ"aicldi 'hFesio"" ;; -" eA."yru
Al EIth - taI-s
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AXE IHEl UUi.lu LIE

uhdar the agree.u,n, .s..e b, IN,
tW1 state Central ,umm,.,r, ,..-
various d%il1el.ncts eAi... i, ~.
PARISHES Among Deinoc,a, 40. III, l.,
cal offices ale tu be seL,l.u ., the o. i
State Central Committee st.ec,ed III
the primary election u ,..e Ia l,,,.
III this parish, there an, NOSES.
candldates for local Offices, ,.,l.n.n.t
be the DeuIucrotic uuiuiuc., ,.. !,
nominated by the people Ia. D,no-
crafty primary, regularly calle 1 ..d
held. and dno,her set b., :. SCI. cu,,,,-
tuttd committee actlns w.tIoa. au,
authority whatever. No .utelli..nl
man can doubt for IL lnone..L That an,
lair and i'm partlai comuuit,.e VIII ,e
cngnize the nominees OF tie pe,,,,l,. IA
the regular Democratic no~.uI.ees.
Still, this all-powertul sei.-constitut-
ed nominating committee met nu lai.r
than last Saturday. aud put forth tlei,.
nominees for Justices of the peace and
constables for the various wards Of this
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Foster ulu I"t usually put such
things 10 WHITING Why not, # they
were things he WAS not afraid the
whole world should know"
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NOTICE.!
RICE

I$7sACKS OF No. Id 'NDURAS SEED
A''s rice, SECOND We rs cr,.p Tor ale
irlrr "a % per barrel Apply 10:
BDtRGE Il IL ir Ft'Rr.
i"ionrelie Crossing, Latourchr Parish, La.
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA
20lh Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafou che.
Hrs. FgidntjHe IkboIGur, wife of
Hetlington Hebert rs Her Creditors
M. 2630.

TAX NOTICE. THAT A MEETING OF
IN. crrnIialS OF Mrs. Byzantine Th,bi-
daux wife IF Wellington Heb II of s,id ar
l-'' VIII hr held Ca Tho Ia.h,av of March
'SGaf 10 o'clock A. NJ. b.i"i, Phi il + lie.
.endre : epltty flrIk nj I Notice Notary
~ 'llr. at his "ficr in ~, trwt. ni Hal bod any
f"'5ihe purpose of drlIhrrn-iH. on The Lest
mode 81 d'sposin- Of ~ rr"rrit, and effects
~ .,N"''ehi' alI"-h'm MT of : >yndie &
4 a Il that in :i,. IN. al. ohicolI nr,.aaJ
2 : 'G-i> e ~aid ~ ~. r. STAYED
~ witness my haul rud he ilnpress az
L.. my seal OF office ~ Ihi ,ali v H.,
t~~) this the 18Th day If Frh. \. -. %
j. w X n"r OCH
Clerk of 9 ~ i'nprt
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Murphy j. Fo,ter must stand behind
The shield of his plea OF .not sli.ty'
entered against the serious charges
brought against him by res, >.ble
metropolitan journals ; but such a plea
vii not satisfy the Democrats of Lou
Is ANA as I"l & as he persists in refus-
Ing - ; to tria.. Nothing can wash
away he stigma of such categorical
and specific charges of attempt at bri-
berry but a verdict of honorable acuuit-
tai. after a lair, just and impartial
trial, ! fore an impartial and fearless
tribunal.
The Innocent Il il courts and de-
mands H. il se>figation while '.the
guilty fireth when no mar pursuetb.''
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go pair CYLINDER callers ra,n,lete nne
'nf. tht eng'nr, one pe,diiur cart ,ha
whole AZ III good order.
uliSl LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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LoChPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN,
AT Il meeting held by this association on
'n PF nrs1 Thnrsday of October, 1859, it was
De held for the benefit of the school fnnd on
anr hret saturday and Sunday OF June of ev-
cry y order of
rlERRE BARRIOS, Secretary
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For "a Or Rent.

j'HE MAGNOLIA GROVE PLlSFArIoS
Formerly t. 4. Tete's) in the Parish Of
assumption on left bank of Bayou Lafour
or terms and conditions apply to
CITIZENS. BANK,
New Orleans.
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Wal - * Sceie " that in
r"om No. 2, Victors Hotel, when He'll
Fired Stubs, the great moralist from
the Ouachita valley, effnsively shook
Capt. Fitzpatrick by the hand and in
the very glow of Overlooking gratitude
ami Joyous ant'cipatiun, ren.arked IN
voice al of emotion, ..How can VIC
ever f"rg' you. john 7"
There lay the faithful compact--
tie "memoranda of appointmeuts T.,
be made by signed Shy author
~, aud almost within the CRASH of
the FosteTites, the hungry office-seek-
erS and spoils-LEnters, glitterins yicto-
~ at the Gaming primary. No won
der, then. that even He'll red Stubbs
became quite emotional over the erst-
while viliifed and sorelv denounced
"Waid boss ard alleged corru%ptionist.
Hat supreme satisfaction the hon
EST hHt much abused captain must have
eX rrIenced when, in answer to tho
ny ,focrite's efftlsive expression of graf
ltu g he SAID No, | guess you won't
forget me-
And in the light of recent events.
70 er, Stnbhs, Rogers, and Krutt.
shm'tt wont seen, if they ever, forget
job Fitzpatrick
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For Coroner

Is, N",..-Aiian Richard.
On, j.. sc A. Engerran,
Urlain Toulouse.
Sri Olezimt C. L Blanc.
4ti' " Omer c. Savoie.
9th Arthur A. Boudreaux.
9Th SAlvestle Martinez.
It'll John F Pittman.
I'll En- : j. K. ~i4acroix.
9til tl,aS G. Davis.
1Otll j. +. LaroSe.
FL, t'"nStables
list Wasd.-Nuaaa Mire.
On, . . RE ard A. Frost,
u. Baptistr Lusignan. Jr
Bro Edwin Birdsall.
It. Pirrte b .rrios.
9th M>irIle Kerne.
9th William Pro stenbaek.
It'll " Wellington Hebert.
9Th -Ai' xAndre Dufrene.
9Th Albert Ago.
1Oi Ia.l"r Adam.
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For Represen ttiyes to the next Gene
al Assembly
l.. \. TROSCLAIR.
JOHN LYALL.
For Clerk of Court:
CHARLES J. BARKER.
For Sheriff
=. E tNEST LORIO.
For Coroner:
DR.. W. F. HARANG.
FerJustices of the Peace:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-11
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
Father, Mother and -Four Children Mar
rowly Escape Death.

ratncl, NotuCI anu Tol-i SusoiSi A>Ss
rowly Escape Death.
MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-Police Consta-
bic X. Winters, with his wife and four
children, have reason to be greatful for
their fortunate escape from death.
The family on Wednesday ate pies
made from tin Of -four purchased by
Mrs. Winters. About midnight the
youngest child ran to her parents room
exclaiming that she was sick Her
appearance excited alarm aud her
father carried her 10 bed. While en-
gagged in this he was alarmed by hear
ing a body fall on the kitchen floor and
returning found his eldest daughter
prostrated. His wife then come TO his
assistance, and while they were attend
ing TO the two sufferers the remaining
children fell out of the bed. Constable
Winters started TO summon medical as
sIstance, but when leaving tho house
his wife fell. Then feeling of nausea
overlook hum and, losing conscious
ness. he also fell. The shock partly
roused him, and, dragging himself to
the stove, he seized the Kettle and
drank some warm water. lie then
managed 10 rouse neighbor, and
after receiving some assistance from
her was able To fetch q doctor. IL was
eight hours before the doctor was able
10 restore consciousness 10 the suffer
ers. There was no doubt IN his mind
that his family had been poisoned. A
portion of the -four used by the family
has been sent 10 the city hall for in-
spcct,on,
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TURNED OVER TO RUSSIA.
A Man Arrested in Germany Who Says
He Tried TO Kill the Car.


BERLIN, Jan. lo.-A man named
Kiichenbcx has been arrested in Ger
many and handed over to the Russian
police on the strength of hrs own con
.sssion that he wasa party to the 1T
tempted murder OF the car IN the rail
road disaster at BorsI in October, 1888
The reported confession Is TO the effect
that kitchenbox received from the
Blbllists an internal machine. THIS he
placed IN car next to the dining car
used by the car. He made the mistake @
Of placing the machine IN an upright
instead OF horizontal position. Hence
the dsmsge done to the car which con-
tanned the czar was not ss great as ex-
pectsd.
The explosion made q hole in the
floor Of the ear and the shock dersilet
the train. which wssruuning the rate
ef sxty-fve veress an hour. The frs.
ana second carriage was wrecked, and
u WAS said that twenty persons were
killed and number injured. The
MASSIVE construction of the carriage re-
served for the czsr and his family
helped to save them from serious in
jury. The otfcisi statement of the ac-
rsdent denied that say one Was killed.
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YOUNG IRVING MAY RECOVER.
Ills Friends Claim that the Shooting
was the Result of an Accident.

His Friends Claim that the Shooting
was the Result of an Accident.
LONDON. Jan. 10. kilograms received
here from Belfast say that Lawrence
Irving. the son of Henry Irving, the
actor, who shot himself after attending
the rehearsal of The Merchant of
venicc." by Bcnson's Shakespeare
Iourng company, in which the young
man played the part OF Lorenzo, 10
p ogressng favorably. The doctors in
>ttendence announce that there ID no
immediate danger. .fhe bnlles which
70 thought to have penetrated the apex
Of the lung, has been probed for, but
up TO the present has not been exactlv
located. IL is concluded that 1t is
lodged IN the muscles of the back.
The charitable OPINION formed of the
Ease IS that the young actor, woo is
most ambitious and deslrous of sue
eeedIng IN bis profession. has over
worked himself, and that he ls, conse-
quentIy, suffering from nervous pros
Iaton. Young Irving, who has
traveled y great deal IN Russia, has
been in the habit of carrying q revolver
and - said by Mr.. Benson, the manager
of he theatrical party. To lave been
shsent-minded recently while engaged
an MS theatrical studies. Hence II IS
said that the pisto: u ay have been dis
rhaTg sccids ntaliy.
.. Much c. mment - made upon the
..xuuer IN which Henry Irving t6e
young msn's father. behaved after he
heayd TIE news of the shooting. The
shooting of young Irving IS attracting
more attention than 1t otherwise would
buve done owing 10 the popularity of
his gifted father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-11
WIFE NO. . RELENrED.
A Baltimore Bigamist May Escape Pun
ishmcnt for His Crime.

A Baltimore Bigamist May Escape Pun
ishment for His Crime.
BUFFALO, Jan. l0.-John NJ. Tclford
came here from Cincinnati six or seven
years ago and became connected with
the Eagle Iron works. A year later he
went east and married the daughter of
a Little Falls merchant. After child
had been born TO them Telford deserted
his wife and again came to Buffalo. A
year ago he met and fell Ill love with a
west side widow whom he married
they have lived together since July 4,
the date OF the second marriage. When
one of Telford's enemies learned that
he Was u blganist he sent word TO the
original wife. Shortly afterward the
Buffalo spouse received letter from
the legal wife. Then q warrant was
sworn out for Telford's arrest by the
Buffalo woman. H. is now locked up
at police headquarters on = charge of
bigamy. He received note from his
second vile last night in which she
said that she had repented of her
action and promised to get him out o {
the trouble into which she had brought
him.
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The most magnificent chateau in Bel
gium, or indeed anywhere In the north
west of Europe. has just been almost
entirely destroyed by FIRE It's name is
the Chateau dc Dave. n stands on the
banks of the River Mcuse aud belongs
90 the duke of Fcrnarp Nunez. the faith
er-in-law Of the duke OF Alba Tle
castle is surrounded by q forest park
Of two Thousand acres and ipcloxed by .
massive wall. witch the duke erected
some twenty ycars ago after . dispute
with the Belgian police. who had at
tempted 20 prevent both himself and his
guests. among whom was the prince Of
Wales from shooting. IN consequence Of
their being without gun iicensesA Ths
chateau. says the New York Reccrder.
rs crowded from cellar 20 gnrret with
al kinds q wonderful works Of ar..
valuable pictures and magnificent
tapestries. only . small portion ~
which were aved- The cellars of the
chatesn in pssticuisr were f~ned fer
the brand Of hermitage preserved
tbere. which Is stated % be the vey
finest in Europe.
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- - wAs AdspssA ~ - CA.
Idex.ins.

80 - Was Adspsea ~ - cs&.
yoezsiaa
THs great part which ths Dusstaa nar
iensi hyran has played In wsstsea Ea.
'opc since the French frst>raizassoa
, with Russin has starsed mach inquiry
about It's origin According b the
Frankfnrtsr zeitung the hyun Il sos
yet sixty years cid. and was 1rst used
for its present purpose under ossr
Nicholas When hc made his tour of
Prussia and Austria in 1855 he was &C
companied by Adjt. -Gen. Axtel Fscd-
orowitsch Luof. . passionate vio-
linist and q composer of some skill
The ear was impressed by the fact
that every rc4fmental band in Ber-
lin and In Vienna greeted hisn by
playing the national hymn Of their own
country. and this was apologized for by
the known absence Of any recognized
national hymn in the great empire
which he ruled. Nicholas was much inn
pressed by the deficiency, and during
his return journey toward ST. Peters
burg had much talk with LuoT upon
the subject, and at last ordered him TO
compose hymn for the Russian milf
tary bands. Luof hercupon set music
20 Schulowsky's God be the Cars
Protector. The Schulowslxy -LuoH hymn
was first played publicly before the
car on November %, 1888. and 40
pleased the sovereign that by a ukase
Of December cot the same year he or
dered 1t to be adopted a. the national
1rV,, ~ nrses, I,.s~T -. .,r.s <..,1S-
rewarded by the gift of gold snuff
box set with diamonds. but permission
was given to him and his heirs Is adopt
the first line Of the hymn "a the family
motto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-11

DoYLEsT0wS. Pa, Jan. i0.--The con-
ditlon of Mrs 4. Levi lost of ottisyiiie
who. it Is believed, died lsst Sunday.
but who wss afterwari thought to be
lying in trance, remains unchanged.
Her case Is puzziIng the physcians, be-
canse the signs of life are not pro-
nounced enough 30 make II certain that
lie has rot fed. yet they are of such a
character as % lead the doctors and
Mrs. lost's family 10 believe that the
woman siss lives. In tie meantime
efforts sre bsing made 10 sroBse. II
possible, he apparently sleeping womaa,
from her unconscious condtxlon.