The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
DEAD CARS REMAINS
START on THEIR JOURNEY TO 81
BASTOP0L.
Nest solemn Of ReiIxloss ssrviess Held
Oyer the Body ct Livsdia-A
Farewell Look.

and Princess OF Wales. the representatives
OF various foreign powers. and many
others. The Car was deeply affected:
At the conclusion OF the services. ahu
after the visitors present and troops mao
viewed the body, the popv'aee were
take farewell look at their dead ruler.
Many or those who looked upon the race
of the dead Car were visioly auecteu,
and expressions OF sorrow were heard on
all sides.
rsKis 10 sxBasIpPJi.
The weather this morning had improved.
and arrangements were carry pertecteu
for the removal OF the dead emperor
at O'Clock. The procession was headed
by the chief OF the Palace police and the
master of ceremonies. both mountea, toI-
lowed by numerous troupe OF so.ue,s,
including the Crimean DIVISION, conposeu
OF Tartars; then long files of servahte on
the Imperial family, fcotmen and domes-
tics. Next In me were fepreseh,au'Ne
of the Seemstvo. or District AssemSn.
the municipal authorities the public
schools. ana the public institutions ot the
yata district. All OF the dead CzaI >
Russian and foreign decoratois W Wsnr
carried on cushion covered with silver
cloth. Immediately behind the bearers OF
this cushion came the clergy pear,nb
lighted candles; then followed inc oeuln,
guard ana sailors from the inpefisi
Yachts The cortege proceeded on toot
from Llvadia TO Yalta, nls,Hnce ot
two miles, along the beautiful coast.
EvU.. i.Nlp Win Rotps.
Following the coffin came the Car and
Russian Grand Dukes; then the Czarlna
and the Grand Duchess In mourning
coaches.
Upon the arrival of the coftege at laita
prayers were offered for the repose of the
soul of the dead Emperor and a salute
was fired from the shore and from SHIPS
The coffin was then placed on board the
cruiser Pamiat Merkooria, and the Jour-
ney to Sebastopol was begun. The Pamlat
Merkooria will be escorted by the iron-
clad Twelve Apostles and the cruiser
Orlel.
YALTA, Nov. s.--Throughout the march
from Livadia to Yalta minute-guns We're
fired by the warships Oft the coast. bells
tolled, and mutled drums were beaten.
After the service on the quay, the Cshr
and the Crank Dukes carried the n CONN
aboard the Pamiat Merkooria, which
sailed for Sebastopol at once.
AHRrvsL AT skpAsToPoL.
.sEBASToPoL, Nov. s.-The cruiser
Pamyiat Merkooria, with the body of
Alexander H., arrived here this after
noon. amid the firing OF salutes aud
the toIing 9 OF bells The car SSs,n and istne the
and placed II In railway carriage lifted
up as funeral chapel The train
| started northward at once. High mill
| tary officers will guard the body through
| out the journey TO st. Petersburg.
PREPARATIONS n doscow
| MOSCOW, Nov s,-This city ls maxi
| ing ready 10 receive the body OF Alex
| ander Ill. with all the pomp Of mourning.
| The streets have been hung with black.
| The fronts OF many houses and shops have
| been hidden with black and white cloth.
| Flags wound with crepe are seen IN every
window. on the corners and In the
| squares funeral arches are building with
| feverish haste In the Kreniiin scores Of
| workingmen are kept busy night and day.
| They have laid wide board walk from
| the Cathedral OF the Assumption past the
palace 10 the Cathedral OF the Archangel
! Michael, where the body win lie In state.
| The immense catafalque Is almost done:
| Il occupies nearly half Of the small
floor. The Cathedral OF the Assumption.
| which Is used for coronation ceremonies,
| Is much larger than the Cathedral OF the
| Archangel Michael. but Is not so beauti-
| ful, as the latter building has been flle1
with precious pictures and gems OF gold,
brass and wood carving.
| BERLIN. Nov. s;-The Koclnsche
| Zeltung says that Nicholas IT, and Prin-
cess Alix OF Hesse will be married In
| three months.
| PROFESSOR zAcHAms's HOUSE ATTACKED.
| ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. s.-The med
| ical students OF this city made hostile
| demonstration against Professor IAcharin
to-day. They were dispersed by the po-
| lice.
Professor Zacharin's house at Moscow
was attacked to-day by an angry crowd.
| The windows OF the dwelling were smash
ed with stones. The police are now pro-
tectlng the house from further damage.
FOR n Monumrnt u the Cxsr
| ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. s-The NUM-
cipal council to-day voted An unlimited
credit FOR the purpose Of defraying the
expenses of the reception here TO Emper-
fob nd fK. nf Ha
peroF Alexander Ill. and also for the
erection OF q monument 10 the dead car
The Council also adopted a proposal TO
open national subscriptions for a mon
ument 10 the late Emperor TO he erected
| In ST. Petersburg.
National subscriptions have been OPEN
! cd for a great monument TO be erected
| 10 the memory OF czar Alexander III,
| the great peace maker" THIS work was
| undertaken by order Of the new car,
and II Is understood the monument viii
be erected at Moscow.
The work OF constructing the tomb Of
Alexander III. IN the Cathedral OF ~
Peter and Paul has commenced. The BODY
OF the late czer will rest beside the tonnos
OF his mother and father near the en-
trance OF the cathedral
An imperial order was promulgated 70
day. Initiating with a gift OF 1909 poun1s
subscription for the purpose on siNihs
dinner 10 the poor OF knarkon, lhe
day after the Lassng through tnal ',ty
OF the train bearing the late Cars body.
roIEs REUSE TO rsgE rHs oArH.
| BERLIN, Nov. s.--Msny Catholic priests
In Russian Poland have been srrestea
for refusing to take the oath of ale
| glance 10 the new Czar. At Lublin bi,hop
Jardewski was arrested for resding the
oath In Polish.
SERVICES Held IN NEW YORK..
NEW YORK, Nov. S--A service IN
memory OF the late Csaf OF Russia Was
| heid this morning IN the Greek chnrch on
| FIfty-third street. The little church Vas
| draped in white and black, aii the hns-
stan. Greek and American colors huns ~, ,n
the fore part OF the edihce,. The walss
| were covered with backefouno OF
| white and a succession OF biack CROSSES,
| In front OF the altar was canopy OF
| black. with a wreath OF vsoiets on ons
side and one of white roses on the o,nsr.
Father Matrofan. who 10 Hussn !
| monk conducted the service, wnicn ~Ss
nartiv sn Russian and partly IN creek.
Fathsr Agathadora, pastor OF tns '.ess rs
church assisted During the Early PS.s -.
~ ,he service Father AgatnsaorS WIZ
"a through the aisles swinging tne csn-
ssrs The chants and many OF me ~
So.ss were given IN a monotone Inc ser
,pTcs tasted about three-quartcrs q ~"
hour. hour The church was crowded n MI" wnss ur,
,,nsulshed people, most OF wnom ""'s