The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-31
A TRIBUTE TO THE GEAR
Lord Rosebery Declares Great Britai
Owes Him Gratitude.

Lord Rosebery Declare, Great Britain
Owes Him Gratitude.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Lord Rosebery made
an address tonight at the Coulters Society
of Sheffield in which he paid high tribute
TO the car. Among those present were the
duke OF Norfolk. the archbishop of York and
large number OF men we'll known in poll
tics. The prime minister said that at the
present moment shadow of uncertainty
clouded the dominion of foreign politics.
There was not thoughtful mind in Europe
that did not turn to the sick bed in Crimea.
Great Britain had in times past had acute
subjects OF difference with Russia, but he
felt certain that there was nobody who was
aware OF what had happened in Europe
during the last 10 years who did not feel
the Unreasonable debt of obligation that
Great Britain lay under to the car. Lord
Rosebery said: 1--WE had in him q mon.
arch whose watchword. whose reign and
whose character has been the worship Of
truth and peace. His death would mean
the removal of one of the greatest, per-
haps the greatest guarantee of peace in the
world
Lord Rosebery then proceeded to ridicule
the recent cabinet council scare. He de-
nieG that the cabinet had discussed the
question of Intervention in the Chinese
Japanese war, or that any circular had
been issued or rebuff received.
A Physician Severely Blamed.
LONDON. Oct. 25.-St. Petersburg dis
patches this morning say there is a general
feeling of indignation against Professor
Zarcharin, whose mistaken diagnosis in the
first place. it was claimed, rendered the
remedies more injurious TO the patient by
the professors negligence and lack of medi.
cal skill Professor Zarcharin has been
severely blamed. according o these advices,
by Professor Leyden and it is asserted that
should the car die it will be because proper
treatment was not undertaken in time.
The dispatches add that since the crisis the
czarlna has been subject to continual
trembling and syncope. Yesterday the
condition Of the car varied between drows-
mess and comparative cheer. illness. Dur
ing one Of the latter periods the car is said
to have been left alone with the czarowitch
an hour. and directed loving messages of
farewell to Russia which will be issued
upon his death.
The Gear Is Failing Slowly.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. PA bulletin is
sued from Lividia at O clock this evening
says: Neither somnoe nce nor spasmodic
sy mptoms were observed today. His ma
jesty's appetite is satisfactory. The oede-
ma did not increase as usual"
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The Cologne Gazette
h las the following report from st. Peters,
burg: 1.-THE cars strength is daily decreas.
ing but he awaits death with perfect com.
posure. In order to counterfeit the depres-
sion OF the czrr lie has ordered the band to
play during lunch. The czarina, though
severely, never quits her hus-
bands side. The czar, it is said. has made
all his arrangements with view to DEATH
Symbols Of Joy and Sorrow.
LoNpoN, Oct. GA dispatch to the Pail
Mall Gazette from Yalta says: Symbols
Of joy and sorrow jostle each other every
where. State carriages and regiments Of
troops for the imperial marriage arrived at
The same time as the mourning coaches and
livery of woe requ red in the event Of the
rZal's death.