Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
VUEEIINa " "a TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2a 1884

because OF the Cars Illness. The
paper gives graphic description OF the
solemn and pathetic service OF prayer
within the ancient walls or the Catne-
dral Of the assumption in the kremlin
at Moscow. II adds that these prayers
will be continued daily until God lis
tens to the Muscovits suppliestions
BERLIN, October 22.-The North Ger
man Gazette says that the Cars condi-
tion is anything but satisfactory. bis
recovery humanely speaking, is impos-
siSls, but the papers already speaking
of him as a dead man are over-hasty
Our conjecture that catastrope Is not
Immediately imminent, Is based, we De-
lieve, on good information.
LONDON, October 23.-The ST. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Daily Nel0s
says that private kilograms received
Monday from Livsdia confirm the
official dispatches. They state that the
Cars mental faculties are somewhat
more active and that he seems TO have
gained confidence by his short Walk In
the castle garden. The weather al
Livadia is beautiful
All agree that overmuch importance
must not be attached 10 His Mslestys
temporary bettsrment. The DOCTORS
keep their patient out Of bed as much
as possible, first, to maintain his moral
energy, aud second, on account OF
weakness of his health. The relations
between the Car and Czarewitch DO
not appear to be the best. The
statements, however, are unfound-
ed that the Gar had heated
quarrel with his son which excited him
in a manner dangerous TO one OF his
condition, still 1t is no secret that the
Czsrewitch does not care much about
the throne, not on account OF love
affairs. but from observation OF the con-
tinual excitement and terror in which
his father lived. The suddenness OF
the crisis has served to intensity his
aversion, yet nobody here believes he
will execute his intention TO renounce
the throne.
hear that preparations have been
made to decrease the aversion OF the
Care witch to succeed his father. 1t Is
stated that during the last three days
he has signed all official documents, and
that the Car has Admonished him TO
attend TO the advice Of M. Bunge,
President OF the Ministerial Committee.
PRINCESS ALIX AT LIvADIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, October Perrin
cess Alix arrived at Livadla tonight.
The Czsrina accompanied her TO the
chapel OF the castle, where both prayed
earnestly that the life OF the Car be
spared. The Czarina looked careworn
but she walked without assistance. All
the reports stating TIT Her Majesty
had been stricken wl.A paralysis or
apopleXy are untrue.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 22.-The
bulletin issued tonight by the physi-
clans In attendance on the Car says:
"Hls Majesty slept Internationally
FIVE hours He rose this morning as
usual. His appetite has lessened. His
strength has not increased"
PARIS. October 22.-The Galtgndni
Messenger says that Grand Duke Vladi-
mir, brother Of the Gar, telegraphed
the following message from LivadlA
this afternoon:
During the last two days there has
been an amelloration in the condition
Of his Majesty. His condition, however,
Is always very grave.
BoNDoN, October GA despatch
from Tien Tsin alleges that the Japa-
nese officials at Seoul open and tamper
with dispatches to the British Consult
This has caused sharp diplomatic cor
respondence.