New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

rA1REoUIEM MASSES OVER THE EMpER-
oR.s BoDY-THE CzARINAs DEVOTION
THE PHYSICIANS DIsrUTE-GERMANY
AND TIE NEW CAR.
,onaon. Nov 4-The United Press CORE
..o,iAnt in ST. Petersburg sends this dispatch:
nyskopoitan Palladius. assisted by ,he Ortho-
$. cXek clergy Of the capital conducted an i'm
...dve service to-day at St Isaac's Cathedral
>. r.mory Of Alexander Ill Part Of the CA the
a,l was reserved for persons of high rank All
-. men were in black. and. aganSt the black
,,.keround Of mourning which hides the walls.
.,uld be seen on,y as shadows The women were
O, white outside the reserved section thou
s,nds we're admitted freely. rich and poor titled
ona untitled They stood crowded together on
tho moist pavement the shahbiest moujiks elbow
% elbow with the members Of the capitals high
society. Hug chandeliers lighted the nave. bu:
only f!ckering candles shone from the side
walls and the marble pillars and gold ornaments
we're left in heavy relief. The service was pain
fully impressive. Many wept, and with every
nause came the sound Of sobs from some recess Of
,bs great building. Memorial services were held
also in the American and British churches
"Arrangemants are proceeding in the fortress
church for the reception of Alexanders body
Along the route % he taken by the funeral train
from Odessa - S. Petersburg special orders
have been given out II all railroad officials. The
Journey will occupy ten days, as the train will
stop at many towns for services and will remain
two days in Moscow
The DAILY News's" correspondent in St
Petersburg SAYS that Nicholas II is expected u
reach the capital at the end of the week. after
days s0journ i'm Moscow where ne will re-
ceive the fAnage Of the officials and conspicu-
GUS ctzely All taverns in Moscow have been
closed 4 mob has been in front of Or. Zacha-
rms house all day. shouting that he is q poi
soner. and the murderer of The Gar The GOV
eminent caused much needless suspicion and ex-
element by Withholding the news Of the Cars
death until the morning Of the following dN'.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT LIVADIA
The Daily News" has this dispatch from
INadia: Princess Alix. the Governor and the
Mayor received the Prince and Princess of
Wales upon their arrival to-day. The departure
Of the family WIKI tn body probably VIII take
place on November S. The post-moriem eXami-
nation and embalming Were performed today.
and the body now lies in state In the Imperial
chapel. The ceremony Of receiving Princess
Aix into the church passed OF without any
noteworthy incident. After the usual questions
and responses and the giving Of absolution. tho
priest anointel the Princess with consecrated
oil on the temples eyes nose lips. ears, hands
and feet Then he touched these spots with a
sponge dipped in holy water He proclaimd
her conversion and exhOrted the onlookers TO
1t is stormy weather here. and the waves off
the coast are running high. II Is cold ana there
Is a piercing wind.
requiem mas for Alexander III was said to-
day in the chapel of the Russian Embassy NJ
Staal the Ambassador. administered the oath
10 the staff and other Russian SUBJECTS. Many
London preachers referred to-day 10 the Car
DEATH and several preached from the text.
Blessed are the peacemakers
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 4-The coffin for Alex
ender HIS body sent from st. Petersburg
II has not reached Livadia. and temporary
tier is used instead. Requiem mass is said twice
daily over the body in the presence Of the
Czarina Nicholas II and the Grand-iuke now
IN the palace 4 priest IN special robes performs
funeral rites swings the censer and beseeches
the Virgin to intercede for the dead CZars soul
He prays TO God that the soul OF this most
p.ous prince may rest in the heavenly taDe!-
nacle.'
A dispatch dated yesterday at Yalta says that
everybody at Livadia praises eh'huslaS"ca"E '.as
Czanna's devotion. bravery ana co'ilesS
throughout the last trying days.
There are rumOIs here Of changes impending
In the highest Government Offices. one IS that
Prince Lobanoff Will be recalled from thc VIENNA
Embassy 10 replace NJ De Gicrs. on the "theT
hand NJ De 6 ers is saiG t. have the Czai :
full conf1ence 70 be priced By him as cautious
and moderate statesman, ana 10 nave Dee"
selected 10 compose the lmpeIla, niahiieS,''
The "NOvOe Nremya" says of the new Gar
"His youth will not hinder his working for the
highest good and eXactlng me r'sht from az.
especially those serving nearest nm. me rus
sian Nation has not hitherto been spoiled WIN
too much happiness. and II Will not be dihcut
task 70 give :, happiness.
THE NEW CZARs ATTITUDE TOWARD GER
Berlin. Nov. 4-The fervd tone OF Emperor
Williams decrecs concerning Alexander IFS
death has confirmed the belief Of Germans that
Ncholac &c oto adj the security or
the German Empire. The "K6lnische Zeitung
says the people may now be confident that the
old ties between Russia and Germany, once
ruptured By want Of tact and mutual mSundeI
standings VIII be reunited and strengthened
The "Berner Tageblatt" expresses hopes that
Nicholas II will respond 10 Germany eHpecta-
IONS BY rcpudiaiing the Pan-SlaVist ana 'ndu-
Whist tendencies IL ST. Petersburg and by stop
ping the religious persecution of the Germans
The Baltic provinces.
The painter Zichy who is attached 10 the
russian Court. has written to friend IN i'ei,
IN concerning the Princess AliXs conversion 10
,he orthodox Greek Church. Her entrance mo
tne Church Friday. ne said. would cause her
no difculties. she was prepared Tor the cerf
mony with a full study OF the doctrines ana
spirit Of her new faith. and as she Wpud nhu
IN the Czarewitch's betrOthal promise a true
sna durable guarantee OF her happlneSs oraar
arrival at Livadla." wrote Zchy, was eTta'
Consolation to the dying Gar as II placed De
yond doubt that his son was about 10 gam d
WIFE Of whom the whole imperial laHNy dp-
proved"
The disputes az 20 the Cars mdlady ana
treatment continue Many experts here DclicIe
In DR. Zacharin's diagnosis Of cancer oi M kli-
heys DR. Hirsch. Alexander ITS body Pn!Hi
clan agrnac u,,,b Iacharin Professor L~vccn. y
Isrmitted by the Russian imperial iaHHy' WIZ
disclose his side of the case, ana HesVI'bV ,"'
symptoms pointing 10 Erights disease, J. -
ported tina, in letter TO a Berlin phvs,iidh n;e
den has admifiod the correctness q Tacharlns
diagnosis II is not likely that the iihPTIia'
family will permit any statement as 10 I'r: l-'s
frea, fhe
TEN examination. ,
The Russian authorities are allowing unusu,, s'
privileges to newspaper men. ana ar, sp'at p,ah's ne
them much Of the usual trouble with dispatchtS
and passports Permits to accompany the fun@rai
rain from Odessa to ~. Petersburg nav D0I D
Issued but all persons concerned are retlceh' t so
70 the funeral preparatio ana access p,,caa
palace Is vrtualv impossible for all save Princes
and few State CounciIlOrS