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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
A Danger Signal

''I found queer specimen to-day, F"
said the policeman to the reporter.
The Interrogation points popped into
the reporters eyes
''Old fellow drunk i'm the alley con-
tinued the officer. II noticed him go in
and watched him. He found a eom-
Portable place and laid down on it, then
took a piaeard out from under his coat
and hung it around his neck"
"What was on the plaeard? ~ asked
the reporter a the officer stopped with
the evident intention Of having him
ask the question 30 he could spring the
answer on him "'Handle this with
care. 1t is loaded" And the officer
laughed as if a polieeman's lot were
sometimes happy one.-Detroa Free
Pres.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Coughing.

There Is nothing 50 irritable 10 a
cough a. a cough. Constant coughing
is precisely like scratching wound ON
the outside Of the body. SOlOng a. Il -
continued the wound will not heal
Let person, when tempted to cough,
draw long breath and hold il until Il
warns and soothes every air cell, and
benefit will soon be received from this
proeess. The explanation simply Is,
the nitrogen which is thus refined acts
as an anOdyne to the mucous meIl-
brane, allaying the desire to cough and
giving the throat and lungs a chance
to heal.-Edmly Magazine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Threads of Thought.

a mean man sees himself in the
dark.
\ surgeons knife wounds in kind
ness.
Don't get above your business; it
may do the same by you.
Historians can testify that all na-
tions have short memories.
In mean mind favor may breed
more hatred than an injury.
A cynic may be defined as a man
who knows that he il not to be trusted.
Honor is a queer quantity There
are conditions under which gentleman
feels bound to shield sin by committing
flat perjury Chicago Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
A Moment of Doubt

\ good many soldiers, North and
S3uth. must remember moments which
will enable them to sympathize with
the spirit of a question recorded in a
Southern magazine.
On tiresome night march Florida
soldier, sleepy and worn out, fell into a
ditch by the roadside. There he lay
bemoaning his fate, when the next
regiment came up AMI hearing his
m1ans, some Of tn, men fastened 10
his rescue.
~ they stool him on his feet, be-
dragged and demoralized, he turned
to one Of them and said
Il say, stranger, don't you think
south Corolina was little hasty ~
Youths Companion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
Helpful Economics.

The well-drcSsed woman is most Of
ten the one who takes good care Of her
clothes rather than the one who buys
great quantity Of them.
If black silk OF fine wool dress has
a frayed place under the arm, or con-
spieuOus tear in the skirt, moisten
piece of eourtplaster put Il on the
under side and smooth down the e,lg-
es, carefully drawing them together.
ANY c1lored gao1i may BE- repaired in
this way if you get plaster 10 match
the silk indeed, material manufacture
Ell for the purpose can ~ purchased az
the notion counters of some dry goods
stores
4 last years straw hat can he 50
sp0ngcd and cieansed with coffee, az
terward pressing with a warm iron,
laying the rim ON a flat surface and
using pan for the CROWN, that your
friends will never know IT, Ii in addi-
ton YOU wire the brim 50 that you can
change the shape or add an edge Of
hhuNN straw anu tNNA ttAuAiAAthANt ~
will not know itself.
If your feathers have become damp,
hold them 70 dry over a gentle heat,
shaking and waving until dry, and You
will save the expense or trouble Of re-
curling.
Fin your damp shoes with torn news
papers, and let them dry i'm shape and
use no polish bat very little sweet oil,
applying this only after they have been
we'll busted, and they will look nice
for long time.
Remove gloves BY taking hold Of the
wrist and pulling them OF wrong side
out. Then turn and pull in shape. IL
is attention to trifles like these that
enables SOME women 10 appear well
dressed ON a minimum eXpense.-Ne,o
York Recorg{cr
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Watchmaksrs.

The term matchmaker" as it ap-
pears upon the signs Of small shops all
over town. long since ceased to be "A
truthful indication of the business
transacted within. Most Of the watch
es carried by Americans are made at
great factories, and most Of the sO-Cslll-
ed watehmakers of the little shops are
merely watch carpenters Doubtless
the making of watch would be "a
much beyond the power Of many Of
them a. the making of a shoe would
be beyond that Of the man that passes
his life in making only heels.-I'hiid-
dclphi0 Press.
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Columbus.

The first chart showing the Ameri-
can Continent was traced in the year
800 by Juan de La Cosa, pilot of Co
lumbus, and has been preserved in the
National Museum at Madrid. 1t dis
plays the geographical knowledge of
the period. 1t shows the West Indies
with Cuba a. an island instead of, as
Columbus supposed until his death, a
portion Of the continent), }, eastern South
America, north of the Amazon, and
even some particulars of the discover
les made by Sebastian Cabot in North
America in 1897
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A More Critical Taste Now.

The wife (sobbing -" You're cruel
81 make fun Of this hat. / had one
like it before we were married and you
said it was l-lovely-"
The husband" In those days 1
didn't look at the hat, but what was
under.
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Whales.

Whales, though they are mammals,
are fitted to live like fishes in water
The true whales are Of two kinds Of
familie-the spermaeeti whale, which
has teeth in the lower jaw, and the
whalebone whale, which has none. OF
the first named, there are two species,
the eaehalOt and the sperm, which,
when full grown, measures from 20 to
50 feet. The capture Of this animal IS
attended with greater danger than that
of the whalebone or Greenland whale
on account Of lis formidable teeth
Phiadelphid Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-07-11
LAUGH A LITTLE BIT

Here's a motto, just your tit:
Laugh little bit"
When you think you're trouble hit,
Laugh little bit"
Look misfortune In the face.
Brave the Beldam's rude grimace,
Ten to one twill yield it's place
II you have the grit and wit,
Just TO laugh little bit.
Keep your face with sunshine lit
''Iaugh little bit"
Gloomy shadows on win fiit,
II you have the wit and grit
Just 10 laugh little bit.
Cherish this as sacred writ:
Laugh little Bit"
Keep II with you, sample it,
Laugh little Bit"
Little Ills will sure beiide You.
Men may mock nne 1lmd deride YOU,
But youll mind them not "A whit
II you laugh a little bit.
80. Nicholas.
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Eastern Man. Talking about hail
storms. the East i still ahead Why,
sir, only a month ago hail stones fell
here as big a. eggs"
Western Man (off his guard)- "Eh
What's that? Big as eggs?''
Eastern Man (ealmly). "Yes, sir
big a. hen-eggs, sir"
Western Man recovering HIMSELF.
"Oh Only hen-cggs:" l thought you
meant ostrich eggs-n-Neso Iork
Weekly
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The cream Of the country papers is found
in Remington's County Seat Lists Shrewd
advertisers avail themselves Of these lists. .
COW of which can be had Of Remington
Bros, Of New York & Pittsburg.
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The Somerset Herald.
ESTABLISHED lssz.
Terms of Publication.

,,-,rshed every Wednesday morning at
., a, ,,sr sunum II paid In advance, otherwise
- "a uiu invariably be charged
No subscription viii be discontinued until
N arnsaees are paid up. Postmasters ne
.,..,,nr to notify US when subscribers do not
..,.out their paper viii be held responsible
s,r the subscription.
..,,,serii,srs removing from one POStoffice TO
spo.her should give Us the name Of the FORM
,-..ll as she present Office. Address
tbs S0NERsEr HERALD,
SOMERSET. Pa.
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KoPEALINE

Is Invaluable for Teach-rs. Schol1rs, Preachers,
Students. Merchants Editors. Men. Women
and Children Ercrvbody whose nerves are
AZ all likely get oat q order
Itis absolutely safe under al circumstances and
coniitions Price IS cents.
Sold BY druggists generally, or sent 70 any ad-
dress receipt of price
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rMPORTANT TO ADyERTIsERs.

wIRKELhARN & BROWN DRUG co.
BALTIMORE. Ne. y. s. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

many Of the weary travellers are home.
lefs and moneyiess unforiunates who
are unable to obtain the means Of sub
slslenco under tue present financial
condition Of the country. They are
driven forward by an impulse, seeking
20 obtain something from the repre-
sonlauvea Of tue couulry-they prob.
ably 10 not know what They certain.
lyuppoal strongly 90 the sympathy aud
philauihf0pio sentiments Of every
body THIS is one eide u the
case. Looking at Il rom an
other point Of Wow, 10 can.
no., be concealed that the marching Of
these hofdcs, Insignificant az the
movement ~ yet may be-, T. a symptom
Of n condition favorable 10 Disturbances
u a serious nature. WHAT shape those
may assume, should at last The various
elcmenta Of dHcon,ent tc united for
giant dumonsiraii n directed against
The government. can NJ present only be
a subject Tor conjecture. Iut the dls.
nstor that would result could not be
confined t1a party. II would affect
tho whole county. Looking At this
serious aspect u the phenomenal IN
dcriating, scntimeU tality must be put
aside Tor the question OF an effective
remedy. The demands Of the laborlug
Glasses are 10 great extent just, and
there must be legitimate means Of
meeting them. Even the downfall "
tho Roman republic might have been
prevented had those In authority heed.
cd tho warning voice Of their best
citizens. Concessions to the toiling
classes u this county ate demanded.
10 nccude 10 them ne far a. Justice and
the interests Of all permit viii be- the
beet policy and the only means con
ceivablo u preventing dire disaster. II
mon In trusted positions continue to
wallow IN moral nlth, exposed 10 the
gaze Of the public, while nopotism,
sulnshntas anu arrogance are rampant
aud the poor are treated ~ the caHaR.o
wh0se Interests are unworthy Of com
sidcfation, then IL IL high time 10 pre-
pare Tor a catastrophe. The marching
army should be warning aud time.
iy lesson 10 the American people.
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A nIsrOmc BUILDING.

a few days ago Bafauoi Castle,
around which there are more historical
associations than apy other BUILDING
in Alaska, was destroyed by FIRE. The
placu was tho property Of the United
States, aud Tor several years has been
the headquarters Of tue government
officials. AZ the time OF the fifo Il. g.
togers, u. K. commissioner, was the
only person In the castle. Ito was Ia
the second story, ami whoa lac dItcov.
cred the flames his escape by the stair.
way was cut Oh. lie was about to
Jump from the window 90 the ground,
forty fec, below, when assistance, nT.
uyed aud a rope was thrown 10 him by
which lac was ablo 10 descend. lie
had passed barely out Of the window
when the door upon which he had
been standing fell into the nto beneath.
a large number u valuable books aud
papers were destroyed.
The caste, which Is on this island o.
sitkn, was built upon An ominencc
commanding au excallout Wow u the
town aud harbor In appearance 81
rutumblcd more uutry hotel
than castle. Il derived its name
from the Russian governor, Baranot,
who lived there In the early part " the
century and ruled the people with an
iron hand. AZ that time tho gov.
cruorahip Of Russian America was con.
sldercd by Muscoyito mobiles desirable
position, aud many notable msn la the
czat's domains made tho castle their
stopping place nt different times.
Alradiug historical feature connected
vita Baanoil castle 10 tho fnct that u
vas from its roof that tine Stars aud
| Stripes was nuug 20 the breeze on
October %, 1907 pkiug tho place OF tho
caglos u the car nud signaling the
transfer Of $4,000 fquar, miles OF
/ territory from Russian 10 American
dominion. Many noted Percentages
stood upon the balcony Of tho Old
oditlce aud witnessed tue ceremonies.
AZ later date Lady franklin, then
eighty years Of age, visited tho place
In search u some trace Of her mlssiuz
husband, slr Jonn Fnnklin,aud made
the castle her home during hof stay.
Wan, II. Seward, thruug wnUtr
efforts, aided uy Cuarlea Summer and
Others, tne vast territory was secured ioT
.hla country by peauv.ulu meauf, ulfo
stopped there some iimc on his travels
l,er bio retirement from oiiigo. From
,rpss historical associations there
clustered around the castle AN Interest
tina, causes regret among Americans 40
| l.- destruction.
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the uuru REFORMED cnuncu.

In this pift OF the continent little Is
ever heard aui siill lees Is known OF
the Dutch Reformed chutch of Amrr.
lea; yet 10 h an organ zttiuu which
during tho last my years has made
progress that reads almost like n
romance. It's tho oldest church iu
this county, having been planted on
the soll Of tho New Wolf by hr
cmlgrants from Holland who founded
New Neither Anis AMI our present
empire state AMI city OF New Notk.
AZ TO 10 inception, iu a few sentences
u may bccxpl,inoi that 10 the begin.
Mug OF the sixteenth century, the
lipiormcrs, under Luther, throw down
tho gauntlet 20 poucry aul the Roman
th,ol. SO, aud the church vac delivered
from spiritual bondage in 1870 "a
formal protect was declared against the
decree. VI Gao Dc. Of Spires, huu cu
tho term Pr1,utlui, ~ opposed
60 Catholic; during tho pr'gress Of tuis
new faith difference arose, gsIvclally
touching upon iAo roal presence OF ihc
humanity f Christ Boo She sacrament
90 the hlrr. Support those who ac.
copied i"', ng.'eh with Luihei were
called Ll'n'f'H'' while the ulhe"
vvrrt,yl,d % nmr-; aud among the
latter were lNr Hr.hei'anaers, by
whom 30 was e'''.e'ass1.a 'Ao TUBA,
iml Atlantic
Aa" lie p'oFre aln ihi' hnI OF 'Ao
'I.e' Tow o. 'I'.r' A.uiiuF only O. 'ar
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A LARGE STOCK COMPANY.
a Proposition To Organize one
with sl5O,ooo Capital to Sup.
port Homo Industry.

Tho Ffop, secret o securing pItron
age for bamc.mble articles H. 10 make
at homo such articles as eur home
people want Make them iuttus g00d
ns they want and sell thrm just go
cHuap ua tury can 10 bought from
i0rgIsu manufactures. Nine OUT OF
every tom ul IA 40 nov engaged in the
bu.luraH lu luh Will frankly toll you
itis mot fur lack of purchasers that o.
bin Iurus their pTogtuas, bat Inc lnck
Ul .aNu.uut capital 90 do tuslutsa with
600 .urHl'y,
About ONO year ago the people Of
tl.aH.y suu.crlbtd sluD. 900 a. uluu
tIHu.uu uuu home iuluatry. while
uHH.r. 200 more HmHll muuuiaclutrts
arn ,ur.Iius Tor an existence uecausu
l."h UNFu Dor iuoycy % make piont'
u.t nFeHurs. The proposition now
I.r ..u pl organization Whi.h VIII
.uNr u'lulen, tuuus 90 loan 10 manu-
H....H Ht aBmall rate % interest rav
NN. ug slA yer cent pcf an uH, inr
w..HN uHulA'tur q wOulu he.aWo 20
-iH.uUtuIgut security. ihuh mllu'
uIu Wholesale mouse nud become
.l.HaH.ua tor tue sale o., hlme'iuHe'
rs 800.
iu 200 own buaineis We VIII illua'
tH# ... economy ui having plenty of
Oh. 10y opu with whish ld uasiufsi
without which We could nev.r be- aulc
o. Duy gl.ls nc the Wonirriully lHW
.glr- uu have b. CA uu' luF lur tho
us.. .u. muuthf. Ey buying iur CASE,
HyIHuaU hlir in cash anu selling
.urUO.ls lur cash. we nave no trouble
Go uuuuual cur competitor VINO 10
Obliged t1 ASK time for guols uud pay
help Boo jrucg aui thus situated aay q
our Hfru.gung neirhuofa cHuIl laugh
90 gUmurIi.i0u. Who Do willing 30
helm turm in this clnditiou2 Can on
%. lui register your name Win u-
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now Lo,r MONEY


Yesterday, the iiih, the Central
Pacific stockholders me, for tho cleo
zion Of officers. The meeting itatli
was not u great Importance 90 far o.
the election IL concerned, as that was
already settled upon by the Southern
Pacific, Of which the Central is only a
branch. The chief feature u interest
lies In thu presentation OF the Southern
Pacific financial report f1r 1893, In con.
uecliou with Re leased lines, alloi which
hal not been prepared ia time Tor the
former meeting.
The rsrart throws li,,lo light ON the
financial situation o. the s, r., In viow
Of the fact that the officials OF the road
announced last week that the corpora.
ton was losing money aud expenses
must be reduced. The reduction In
wages agreed upon for the Central
Fac nc branch was g.. 1000 per month,
and the proportion was TO be- made the
same throughout tho entire system.
In addition u this, upwards Of n thous'
and men were thrown out Of employ.
mcnt aud the burden Of the work they
had been performing was divided
between those who we're TO
tanned. These changes were re-
presented a. a necessity, because
the road, II was sald, was losing money
with the hard times, aud had to be
operated ut reduced cost 70 a. to meet
expenses.
Now ojmes the report on which, pre-
sumRbly, chi, necessity for fetrcnch.
mental tho expense Of the employees
was based. Il shows that the gross
earnings tor 1892 were sis,gT2,i95i Tor
1893, sis,Oio. 5is, OF S922,0i7 les than
the previous year rmokagc rentals
and other receipts amounted TO $685.
700 la 1899, aud s0jS.OOD Ia 1898, or a
reduction Of $4,000. Jumping both
together there Appvafsa falling OIL Of
receipts for 1893, compared with the
preceding year, Of sg56,7is. The ez-
penses for operating iu 1903 were
s5ll,0ij lees than 1899; Tor improve.
ments Si,O0D ,gO4 lc,s IN 1893 than
J 1897; tor other expenses, In
luding taxes, s86s,8i2 more iu
1898 THAI in lsD2. The grand
totals give a decrease In expenses
Tor 1893 of 81, iil, is7. Taking the two
together, the receipts In 1879 were
so55,7i3 lees than the preceding year
aud expenses wers sl,ii3,l AZ less; 20
that the profits Of the road were $751;
7ii more last year than the year DC.
lore.
There are n good many people who
would bc pleased 10 elise money" tue
way tho :. T.. has done, as shown by
~ own figures. Making a profit Of
nearly halt a million dollars IN a year
Of such depression a. 1893 over that Of
prosperous year like 1892 h pretty
clever fnanoicrng such times as these.
10 take advantage Of the general
sentiment Of prevailing duh times
anu make IL available Ina supporting
the claim Of losing money, Ia the lace
Of such figures, may asa DO called clever
inaucicring, but II Is hardly the sor1 Of
proceeding mat anybody but soulIysi
m3nopolisy would bcguiIty Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

one n the province acquifcd ny the
Germans from the French iu the late
war is to the effect that two Eldern
had been ordered to loave-no par
ticulars a. to the cause Of the edict OF
the names OF the missionaries being a.
yet given. We presume tho hmc'i-
oaH's structures will Boz deemed 10 apply
aa well to Lorraine o. 90 Prussia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

tho other denominations ono chiei
reason why 90 little Is heard Of 10 BE-
that In all H. history Il has been free
from sensationsll4m and internal die
senslans. that % sbuus noise and osien'
tation, anu uai It oonceros itself
thoroughly and diligently In mindIng
iis own busiuep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

II is your duty to yourself 10 get fid
o. the foul accumulation In your bio 4
this fnring. Hood'a SauapafilIa j.
Just the medicine you need io purify.
vitaiiza aud enrich your blood. That
tifed feeling which affects nearly
everyone In the spring IL driven oil by
ho1d's sarsarafIlla, the great spring
medicine aud blood purifier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

sufferers from Coughs. sore Threats,
ETC., should tfy "BrOlUH bronchial
7f0chCs,na p.mrIe but sure remedy.
Sod 0uly ig BO4cs Pdcc rs cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

Not had combination; can trade
with you the year around. W town
uiiloe l5D 3. Main. Can deliver either
on short notice. J. 3. Morse & Sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

The Cullen Hotel omen, on tho
European plan. rates $500 and $500
por day. George CuiIcns, Assignee.
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forICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

See J. s. Mofse & Sons, 1905. Main,
Tor the best Ice IN tue city.
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Iioodis Pills become the favofi,c
caihaftlo with everyone who tries
fft.uu 81
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WiSlISH ASPHiLTIN %,
n lULEER BLOCK.
L. IIINSIEnL.

The Choap each Grocer Dealer To- q resn
GIVE hlm a CALI
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civ sunsarIters viIi kindly roufT J. T. nun
tfr iefruIator 81 any irrcguIariV in the uc'
Iyffv 90 their rarUrA
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sufss4usrt CHANGING ttsir pisseoi residence
should always give former AZ we'll A. pfesent
HHHffHa
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special narssin. Ia Pianos aud
DREAMS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

valuable vegetable remedies are
used In tho preparation Of Hood's Sar.
saparllla In such a peculiar manner a.
90 retain the foil medicinal value Of
overy ingredient Thus Hoods Saf.
saphrilla combines economy and
strength anu IL the only remedy Of
which 900 doses one dollar" IL True.
BE suro 10 got Hoods.
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Hoods Pills DO not purge, ,nain or
Rfipo, but act promptly, easily ami
efficiently. 2
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communications should be addressed O,
uEsluEr Nrws ruuLmuiss Co
1tLlnhnnrf--
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watched .t her bedside almost constantly
the past few days. taking only short naps-
The prince 10 quite overcome, and 50
broken down that the doctors insist on his
speedy removal TO Friedrichsruhe- The
funeral ceremonies will be on moderate
scale ont OF regard for the princess condi-
ton. The inserment will probably De at
Schonhauxen, the ancestral home OF the
Bismsreks. Prince Bismarck personally
communicated the news TO the emperor
and empress. who sent lcng telegram OF
coincidence.
BERLIx, Nov. 27.-The news Of the death
of the princess made deep impression in
al the government departments. The
newspapers universally eulogtxe the de-
ceased as a true type Of the German haus-
frau. who Lived only for her husband and
children and in no way meddlsd with
politics.
The remains of Princess Bismarck viii
be inferred at Varzin. The funeral will be
OF quiet and simple character. Prince
Bismarck has received many messages OF
coincidence. including words of sympathy
from Emperor William and ex-Chaneellor
Czuriyi