The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
,.JEAD CAR.
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my He ne S1Ads fiOUN'S'
was done - -,r,a
for almost constantly by an EngEsh hurSe'
who taUEnt him the AnSlo-oANon tohEue'
and for whom he felt tine ieepest "i'ec'io".
She was always retained a. a. neihpt' u
ne imperial household ana apai 'he I
we're fitted I'D especially for hc- use III the
winter palace. When she was stricsen N-th
her last Illness. a few years Sso, Tie car
ard his brother called upon uer often, anu
after her death they lifted her INTO her
coffin with their own hands her IuheIAi
was held at 4 little English cnape1 ON 'ic
Neva and the car himself ioiioNeu thS
hearsc on foot to the church and sat HI OI'S
Of its news during the services.
IrnolIsstiouably AleNander's most pleas
ant bours were enjoyed during the ahhuai
vacation season passed nearly every sun
,,ls- in Denmark with his wife ana chlioi en-
.hou. him. as guests OF his t2thsr-h-i1M'
the king OF that Hstle country one 81 40
<avorita ar1tisemeuts during these IL"
49, ~ rs=pgte from the cares OF state
90. ,1ay.rsr from nihtIist's bomb has beeh
Io~sebaslx riding. and there he mas alNaS
kent a large stud OF handsome s.uiI'
borses. There. TOO. he has coIniie'eiS u, ~.
beut. each year. making hiniseit esili -.
agreeable TO the children OF rs o. a. 49,
ami those OF the other guests fiNa'S
fE..atrf-sls IN which young princes anu
urtucesses have been the actors anu "a
which the ear himself has sometimes "a
ken part. have always been prominent
feature OF those periods Of relaNan1A
Praying for tsis Soui-
~ -,,,,-..,.,- 5r MOSCOW and 81 Peters
49, have l,a..u tllroneed this attcrnoOn ana
a,-snTu.- with men and women praying loE
rhs rzstr's soul The streets are ulus'lt'y
fuII and everybody seems 10 Il oepfes-sel-
,S.ar the churches many groups OF weeping
women have been gathering since hlsii'4s'AA'
rFa.H arnaa
The CEor'S Record
,,,,-,-4.r III Of Russia has been called
.s,E. r,,,ssfils car because lie has favored
a. .,-a-,- way the peas3ntTy OF his land
In almost every act 81 his reign ne mas
protected this class. which he CONSIDERED the
v--rss al his throne. and in return he has
-,srsfysl the love and loyalty % these
r,.-,n!a Tor the little father
-, tbe Great relieved Russia or Tartar
s-,T,yor Peter the Great introduced a
Knowledge 81 the arts and manufactures
All LEFT @ his people long legacy 81 good.
Nicholas the First strengthened govern
mental bureaus and the police system, not
~ r,uress the people. but TO crush their
wouId-be Oppressors VINO opposed the elil'ih-
cius.tl0u OF the serls.
Alexander y. the libe-ator gave freedom
., the zerrs. the moujiRs or farmers and
ur-scribed rules FOR their direction and pro-
lection. He succeeded 10 the throne IN
Criuean war. He strengthened the empire
which an Europe c5mplacently decided
would faU into e Thousand pieces. the nee
essary fate Of al barbarOus states. III
carried out the purposes Of his IatEeF
surrounding all prejudice anu LOOKING apeN'
ana beyond the accumulated rubbish ina
had been written and spoken u the Rus
sian Ifar'< vcraci1us apps ike. lie FUN he,
the historic mission % Russian autocrGci
70 deliver tine slaves from tie tyranny o
Turkey and from their own dense iSno
rance and fCiiy- He ruled upon the ide'
that the western civilization was progress
ssv1 alI better than s's'nyn. ana that hi
s-5rtfr. - .--.tI en-
T-urares-.
pad seek
-s--s ,-s-.sstr
and ~1uuuering
his r. souaI G1a
OF MS niEa office. - was slo6ut 10 prot.
gate the ukase that was u transform 9Th
autocrat IF all the Russias" into the cor
sttGtionai monarch II Russia with limita
lions OF law that would have been scoffe
a. by his iron ancestry. 4 dynamite bonn
on March u. ISL, stopped the course &
the great czar and the hand was stille5
that would jig another day nave signed In
very decree which the politicians of tn
nation ana the nshiiists themselves elaine,
10 seek
the most natural and apparently tn
Only safe course Tor Alexander III l.pon h{
accession 10 tine throne was to coTlss,let.
Ile WORK 81 hls father and 10 enGuw ia,
i.-u.H NitA tie le-lcy bagucathel 10 then
- t.5eit hI- itfti sovereign. The nigh
that followed the aSsst~siuaIion III Alex. n
Ger a. was "A solemn hour iu tie history
- ts4s>la- Ettr political ucstinigs nuns
trembling in tine balance. I'm. new car
NAcl with al exalted sense Of Gur- t.oL
no counsel with txrt.lfer.r .r r.-.Ii,7...-.-
tleus y personal safety he summoned ths
cSlns-ilors of state. and. after many hours
q mpnrltHEs elaboration, iu tfe nspdfa
- ,.-s .ish', lie determined upon his course
The Cars Charities.
Famincs were or often occurrence IN his
Reign Ee often gave large sums I'D. money
from his cy.a funds lur On. relic. or me
unfortunate other countries ,s-,,-,. ..-..,r
assistance, il tl--ir charities. There remains
vel IN the minds o. ali the successful o.
Tort 81 hr- H. dewitt TalmaLst. ..r6 the
ship load ot luu- which i.. delivered fn
person % the Russian government. Du. OF
tE- highest tEilltee paid 60 Alexander III
j. th1 report which Or Ta.ul.ia-.ts ave of
him and mis- praise u the PERSONAL l!-t and
habits y Tine zrlat emperor. -nis was the
SUBJECT oil considerable discussion 10y the
pres o- eur country IL seems tnaU a great
zeal ~ tlis cutlery was uue ~ Jle euU.,s OF
Ar 1r---v h-u-als VINO v-siteI in,. ltis-
Sian prisons lHu tue Siberian exile stations
10 write "a sr-I,s ut articles Tor TIE. Con-
.-..- -4A .l..st, sent aAl. perhaps, an iI4-
l-At-.-t man. -llcliei haZ1rIu. usieEata OF
The As-sa--N minister " the interior. saws.
- its..-- "a t..s==..a have u,.-u i,r,.lly .,ti.-
represented hy nOveiists and c0rrest1nB-
ems through our country. Tnrv
obtained Information b. Intervening
the prisoners. and not b. ob-4r,.t-
zion lt ls uut 20 ue supposed that a man
who - IA prison likes H. lie Is not put
there 20 uns J. NOR for his comfort \
PRISON o. Tor punishment. Fifteen wears ago
Russian prisons were Tar behind thuse "
Sl---F ~utili4r-r-- nut THAI cannot be- SAID OF
lAril l-.i-l- Millions III Cu-i-srs have. been
expended 90 lUi rowing them curing the last
three .etfa ana not uzy passes that
place"
The car recently approved n mcas,i~, OF
tGe Imperial council rendering iualietAbi..
the i2u4-d ai.0JE-l-cs VI the VeaSaat IL
AIMS 10 prevent the seizure az land for
cent uy the money lenders. when Alrxan-
Ger Lac5.-l UPON as che main Gauss. uf ,iS-
uesS AMI aaricvitUral depression Tine law
supplemented "a previous enactment which
rendered ufsSeiZ-tE ie the agricultural .r-rpl,-
IneutS 81 the peasant and small farmer
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