Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
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BERLIN November S-The anxiety
which prevailed here during the last stages
OF the illness Of the Car OF Russia has
been succeeded by feeling OF satisfaction
at the tenor OF the new Cars proolama-
ton. The terms in which this arst ofiolal
utterance Of Nicholas III were oouched
have produced the best impression. This
is especially the case In regard 10 the as
surance OF the young Emperor that he
would endeavor TO promote the pacific de-
velopments of the country he has been
callOi upon TO rule.
The firm, also buoyant tone, with which
the bourss, which Is always sensitive TO
the least piece OF unfavorable political
news from Russia, received tho announce
meut OF tho death OF the Car
and the subsequent proclamation aud ac-
cession Of the new Czar, reflect the general
feeling OF security with which the GermaA
hnancial aud commercial world rcsa
the political outlouk.
The fact that the new Car peV1V
telegraphed 10 Emperor william tzytbws
of mis- fathers death has dlspeiled any
doubt regarding the friendly personal rela-
tions OF the head OF the two great empires.
This Is especially the case when vioHed
side by side with the unreservedly sym-
pathetic words which the German Emperor
uttered in his recent speech at Stetun on
receipt Of the Ozar's dispatch oommunicat-
ing the news OF
TUE DEATH or HIS FATHER.
An imperial decree was published hers
to-day Ia tho army orders, commanding
fourteen days Of mourning throughout the
army and three weeks mourning Tor the
Emperor Alexander regiment OF the guard,
and for the FIRST Uhlan regiment. OF which
the Emperor was honorary Colonel. The
decree also commands that during the hrst
three days OF mourning none OF the military
bands are to play.
The decree proceeds as follows; "rho
army will thus testify that y alarasi&e
deep sorrow felt for my tue
most sincere pro ector OF EO tan pefs7s
and that IL ever remembers n eluliy ihs
good will always manifested towards the
army by the departed Emperor"
His Majesty further directs that dcputa.
tions from tue two regiments previously
indicated, in addition 10 the deputation
from the Eighth Hussars. atteEd the fu-
neral OF the Gar.
A similar decree is published In the,naval
order, directing the naval ofioers % wear
the commanders OF war ships 70 digplay
mourning flags for one day and 70 ice
salute shortly before noon on the day OF
fhe funeral Tho emperor also directs that
theibands OF the war ships are not 70 play
for three days.
It's quito certain that Prince Hohenlo-
he will inaugurate a oolder and more ac-
tive colonial policy, and the projected e.
tablishment OF district colOpi8l oihce is
the first evidence OF this inception. Tho
agrarian policy OF G6uoral Capriyl will
also be reversed. and the future policy OF
the government will be 20 foster agrariau
interests, thus winning the support Of that
dissa isBed party in the whole OF East and
Northeast Prussia.
According 10 40 excellent authority. the
imports Of American food stuIs especially
will be hindercd as much as the treaties
permit The prohibition against the ad.
mission Of American cattle is clearly
stop TO the aerarians
A young American doctor named Nut
tall. formerly professor at tue Johns Hop
kins University at Baltmors who Tor no
last two years has been studyiRg Ia this
city. mas advanced claim 20 being the real
discOverer OF the diphtheria serum, OF
which Dr. Behrlng Is considered % be tue
dlscOverer.
DIR. Nuttall asserts that be discovered
the curative properties OF the serum while
studying in DR.. Behring's laboratory, and,
he asserts, that Ga his graduating thesis ~
the University before DIR. Behring made
public his statements, he gave clearly and
suscinctly the same facts that Dr. BehrinR
subsequently gave 10 the medical congress
AZ Buda Pest In fuller form.
The Retehsantsiger publishes a decree,
this afternoon. postpoung the opening OF
the Reichstag until December ,.
rHH BRIDE AsNoISrED.
ST. PErEgsBuRG, November S.-Czar
Nicholas has issued tho following mani
festo:
To-day occurred tho Holy snnointment
Of our bride, 10 accordance with tho ortbo-
dox ritual. % the comfort OF ourselves and
the whole OF Russia, our bride receiving The
name Of Alexandra FeOdorovna, with tha
title Of Grand Duchess and Imperial High.
ness.
Der, (old style, 1894, in the first year OF
IsigpedI NICHOLAS
THE czAR's BODY K,fBALNzD.
LrvADrA. November s.-The body Of Czaf
Alexander was EN- bsimed Thursday night
IL will lie IN state before 10 Is removed "a
Odessa. The arrangements for the con-
Veyauce OF Lls femaiAS " ONSs7e w.lee
completed today The Minister Of We4
has been ordered 10 provide guards OF
honor az the various points along the route
from Odessa 20 81 Petersburg and also "a
place guards along all the railways thai
will be trGyersed. Having these orders the
movement Of troops began last night
II IS said now that the Princess Alix,
the betrothed OF Car Nicholas, VIII nos
leave Russia after the funeral She VIII
20 70 Moscow on q visit 20 Der sister,
Grand Duchess Sergius
The Czarina Is completely prostrated. II
was observed during the latter part Of the
Cars Illness that toe Czariua's hair hac
become stresked with white.