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The herald., 1894-02-16
TOOK CARBOLIC ACID.
SUICIDE OF MAY BROOKLYN IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Popular Actress Takes Her own
Life Because of Grief for Her
Lover Who Died in u SINH
lar Manner.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 15.--May Brook
lyn, one of the leading ladies OF the
Palmer stock company which is playing
at the Baldwin theater, committed sui
eide tonight by taking poison. She
played the part of Mistress Page" in
Alabama.
Miss Brooklyn was found dead in her
room at the LahghRm hotel att O'Clock
this evening. She had taken dose of
carbolic acid, with suicidal intent. No
cause is known for the act, but it is said
grief over the death OF friend prompted
the actress to take her own life. She
was 81 years old, native of England,
and at one time was married to q man
named Presby, from whom she obtained
a divorce.
Later.-It is ascertained the cause OF
the suicide was grief over the death OF
Miss Brooklyn's lover, Frederick A.
Lovecraft. The latter, who was secre-
tary OF the Coney Island jockey club
and manager of Palmer's New York
theater, committed suicide last October
by taking carbolic acid and shooting
bimself Miss Brooklyn, although able
to fill her parts, is said to have
been mentally unbalanced ever since
She initiated her lover to the extent OF
taking csrbolic acid but omitted shoot
ing. She had been connected with
Palmer's company 10 years. She left
will scribbled on an envelope leaving
her clothing to Buttons" who is sup
posedly q member of the company. Her
money, $3.50, she directs to be invested
for "Msry." 1t is not known who the
latter is. Miss Brooklyn's part. in Ala
bams tonight was taken by an under
ntndN
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SENSATIONAL AFr1DAvrrs.
John Wanamak=r Accused of Importing
Contract Labor.

John Wanamaker Accused Of Importing
Contract Labor.
New YORK, Feb. 15.-The names os
ex Postmaster-G General John Wanamaker
and Mrs. Ernest Hart, wife of the editor
of the Medical Record of London, Eng
land, figure as the principal characters
in an affidavit made today before the
United States immigration authorities
at Ellis island. Four Irish immigrants,
in sworn testimony, made serious
charges against both, and if their state
ments are true, it is likely that both
Wanamaker and Mrs. Hart will be prog
ecuted for violation Of the alien con-
tract labor laws. The immigrants are
now detained at Ellis island pending an
investigation. The four immigrants
were found today wandering about the
city endeavoring to trsce their baggage.
The affidavits tell how they signed con
tracts to come here and work, and detail
how they were cent TO Mrs. Hart. man
ager of one of Wanamaker's depart
ments. The United States immigration
authorities say they will Investigate the
matter thoroughly and punish the
guilty parties ii the law has been
violated.
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they promise TO abide by his decision.
The disarming Of the natives is the only
grievance that they will not snbmit TO,
and il force is used hloodshed will surely
result.
The measles epidemic has been sue
ceeded by an epidemic OF influenza,
which has carried away many old peo-
pie and iniante.
The Samoan land commission is max
ing rapid progress, and II the time is
extended until June its labors will be
completed to the satisfaction of all con.
cerned.
The feeling against the present tripar-
tite system 10 becoming stronger, and it
is thought that annexation TO one OF the
great powers will be asked for, or that
one OF the three act se the mandatory OF
the three, and so prevent the complica-
tions which are constantly arising.
The government treasury is again
empty and the natives decline to pay
taxes because the money is not expend-
ed to their liking.
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BOSS mokANE CONVICTED.

He WIN Get From Two to Ten Years in
the Penitentiary.
New York, Feb. 15.-The jury in the
case of John Y. McKane. the Grsvesend
political boss, charged with violation OF
the election laws, frauds In registration
and interference at the election and
defying tie courts orders intended to
prevent frauds in the conduct OF polling,
returned into court this morning with
verdict OF guilty.
The verdict means imprisonment from
2 to 10 years at the discretion of the
court.
McKsne is now in Jail. Sentence will
be pronounced Monday. The jury re-
commended him to the courts mercy.
OF course the case will be carried to the
higher court.
The indictment on which the convic-
tion was found charged conspiracy to
falsify election returns.
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SAMOAN ADvICEs.

tranquility in the lsiands-Natives Re-
sent Disarmament.
AptA. Samoa, an. % Via San Fran
cisco per steamer Alameda, Feb. 15. II
Samoan affairs have quieted down and
tranquility reigns. the government is
considering the question of disarming
the natives, but THE cannot be accom-
plished without bloodshed, The 30
called rebels argue that firearms were
introduced by the whites, who have be-
come rich bv their sale, and that if the
government pays for ths arms which
arc conGscated the natives will only be
paying for them twice. Chiei Justice
lda has succeeded in getting the rebelH
to aubmit thsiT complaints 70 him, sud
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silk weavers strike.

New YORK, Feb. 15.--A strike of over
5000 silk ribbon weavers of New York,
Morrisana and Yonkers WAS ordered at
a mass meeting tonight. The men de-
clare before the enactment of the Nc
Kinley law they earned $40 week, but
now are reduced to starvation wages be-
cause the trade is overrun with foreign
weavers on account OF the destruction Of
the weaving industry in Europe.
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-FOUR NEXT PREsIDGNr."
william the Protector Given an Ovation
in Pittaburg.

In Ptttsburg.
PTrsBURG, Feb. 15.-Governor Nc
Kinley spoke tonight to an immense
Republican mass meeting in the inter
est of Galueha A. Grow, candidate Tor
congressman at large. Mckinley WAS
interrupted every few minutes during
his speech with cheers and cries of
"Our next president" etc., and at the
conclusion a mad rush WAS made for the
platform and he was literally carried
out of the hail.
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SAN FRANcisoo. Feb, l5.- Under the
protection OF a writ iseued by the supe-
rior court. the old board OF directors
took possession OF the Pacific
bank today, and discharged ali
the employeea OF the bank coinmis-
siopefs. This move puts the bank in
control OF Captain James Mcdonald. o.
y Miner McDonald's confidential clerk,
-f. ~4 IS chcrop
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DIR. French OF Philadelphia, Pa, guar
antees his nerve aud brain tablets to
cure in every case or refunds the money.
For sale by OF & Vaughn, druggists,
cnrner Fourth and Spring etreets.
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Tooth brushes. We carry complete
line and sell them at 10, Is, 20. %, 35,
40 and so cents and guarantee every
brush. Littleboy's Pharmacy, 81 South
Snring street.
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Thurston's Millinery and California
Straw Works, 264 s. MAN street, oppo
eite Third.
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Fitzgerald. music dealer, hss removed
to l13 South Sprins street
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ToDAY's FORECAST.

FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
IN CALIFORNIA: SHOWERS,
lLLowED BY FAIR WEATHER;
sSTERLY WINDS.
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A LIVELY ROW IN EXPECT
ANcy IN REGARD TO PAYMENT
FOR COUNTY coNsTABULARY
SERVICE.
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1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. FIR cd Mill,r. Il Ivi,e
writes that he had Il severe kidney
trouble for many years, with ;"
verep"in, IN his h"ck ~ Il also II Il,
his bladder was affected. lie trip'
many 80 called Kidney cures bu.
without any good r. suit. Abou5 !;
year go he began use If El'rtri,
BitterS and found relief az one,
Electric BiltprS is especially al
dapted to cure of all Kidney aud
Liver troubles and often gives al
most instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only
soc. for large bottle. At George &
Montgomerys Drng Store. 6
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BuCklen'S ArniCa SalVe.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
sfaction or money refundt d..
Price % cents per box. For sale
by George & Montgomery. 11-4-yr
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Thursday Morning.
|. Devotional exercises.
2. Annual address by The Pre5i-
dent.
B. The Sabbath School lesson for
September =, Jesus cleansing the
Temple"
Historical:-Prof S. 7. Wilson, ID
Spiritual - Rev. J. c. Wright.
Personal applica,ion:-Miss Mol
lie Caldwell.
4. should lesson helps be taken
into the classes :--Joseph Tuck.
Afternoon Session.
3. The Sabbath school lesson for
September 8: "Je5uS AMI Nicode
mus"
Historical - Samuel Dunlap. 8
Spiritual:-Rev f. VI. WAb).
Personal application:-I. n. Nc
Connect.
6. Conversions in the Sabbath
School:-Miss Margaret e. Henry.
7. The Sabbath school lesson for
Sept. Is: .Jp-us at Jacobs we'll"
Historical Prof. | \. Golf.
Spitituat:-W. G. Chumlen.
Personal appIicatiou:-A. *. Kin
namon.
8. Best m othuds of impressing
Bible truths on children:-Mrs. IT,
r. Lee, of Friendsville.
Night Session.
8. Addrr>s:-Societies auxiliary
to the church:-Rpv. +. Il. Moore.
Friday, Aug. 81.
Morning Session.
10. Devotional exercises.
IL. Miscell Aneous business.
II. Temperance lesson of De.
cember %: "Daniep abstinence"
Hist0rical:-Will A. McTeer.
Spiritual:-J. w. Hitch.
Personal application.-Rev. Stone
ID. Dr ties of officers in the Sab
bath SchOol:-Rev. ]. b. j. Brickey.
IA. Sabbath School lesson for
September 30:-"Review."
How to review the lessons to the
greatest benefit to the school for
the 7t
Adults:-R. w. Radwine.
Young People:-Prof. +. M. Gill.
Children Miss Stella Eakin.
Is. Review of the Sabbath
School work in Blount County in
the past:-J. II. Gillespie.
l6. What can we do to advance
the Sabbath school work in BlOunt
county in the future? Rev. ID. III
Manley.
Mus SIC and voluntary discussions
will be inters perSed in the proceed.
ings AS the exercises may demand
1t is earnestly urged that each
school in the county have full del.
egatiOn at the convention. The
efforts of the Committee have been
to prepare Il program that would
enable the persons attending the
sessions to go home prepared &c
teach much better and easier, and
make advancement in the world
for the Master.
August 4th 1894.
Will A. McTeer, Chairman
!. y. Mcconnell.
II. w. Redwine.
S. r. Wilson.
f Goddard.
w. b. Seaton.
Executive Committee
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NOTICE
J. W. Long.
V.
Slrah Long.
W. c, Chumlea,
Clerk and Master.

In the Circuit Court of Blount County, Bin
Tor Divorce.
To Sarah Long
In tins case.it appearing from the allegations of
the bill which is sworn to, that the defendent
Sarah Long is nonresident OF the State Of
Tenn. 1t is therefore and here by ordered that
the said defendent appear before the Judge Of
the Circtit court, a court to be held on the 9Th
Monday Of September 1894 at the Court House
IN the town Of Maryville, Bount county, Tenn.
aad make defense to the bill filed against her in
this case by the complainant. J. NJ. Long, other
wise the bill will be taken confessed, and the
cause set for herring parte.
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Mary
willie TINES.
This July r4th 1884,
J.C. Ssnfcld, Clerk Circuit Court.
Blount county Tenn.
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Messrs. Baughan aud Wall,
evangalists of thr the Methodist
Persuasion, who are holding
tent meetings, are here erecting
IA tent in which to hol series Of
meetings. They will commence
tonight at 1870. they came high
~ II commended.
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TIM ES SPECIALS
Allegh any Tenn,

Everything live y in town this
week.
G.. W. Mayeo, a highly respected
citizen of MOrganton was seen on
our streets Friday.
The infant son of Lee Thompson
died Tuesday and was inferred in
Morganton Cemetery Wednesday.
Ask W.D. Hammontree how a
fellow feels when another fellow
takes his best girl away from him.
Our Ax.handle man, Mr.. G. d.
Pate, has another ear load of tim.
Der ready for shipment.
Mr.. William Ridins, of Brick
Mill, and the widow Byres Of this
place were married this week.
Mr.. Clementine Hammontree
and eldest daughter, Miss Emma
and Laura went to Maryville We'd
nesday on trading expedition.
Mr.. John Ferguson and wife Of
Knoxville, who have been visiting
in our burg the past week, return
ed yesterday evening.
Mr.. William Ridge, representa-.
tive of Knoxville Mfg. Co., has two
carloads of fine logs ready for ship,
nent.
Mrs. Belle Shedden, highly re
Spected colOred citizen of Mary
Vile but formerly of this place is
visiting her many friends and rel
ativcs this week.
Bart Brown went to Allegheny
Springs yesterday after Mrs. Mar.
ain, wife Of the Mail agent on the
NJ. (; n. G. L, H. She having de-
cidel to leave the Springs
John Stone IS at Hoax BealS this
week with his planning aI1 mitch
ing machiu dressing lumber with
which to erect an ell to his house
and perhaps other Improvements.
Mcssrs. W. NJ. Conner and w. Q.
Woods, in company with Misses
Lou Hutton and Nettic Conner
enjoyed g water melon treat
on last Sunday morning at John
Peterson's, after which the young
men gave the girls ride in little
wagon which they seem to have
enjoyed very much.
A very exciting scene was wit.
messed in town Thursday. \ Col.
.ored man who vas a stranger, be-
ing deaf and dumb had a hard fit
to which he is subject. He had 9
good recommendation and was on
his homeward journey, near Muir.
ply N. C.. Our people gave hin
the necessary means to carry him
.th rough.
James Humphreys and wife, o
nl.,.who had intende making d
crop with Eag Carson and perhap.
make that their future home, have
decided to return, having boarded
the south bound train yesterday
for Athens, the home OF his parent:
and will go from there to Ill. Mr.
Carson was very sorry to Civ,
the ray
ogsres cent Nh WIN. Null lief
last L in tlay foy pennsylvania. W.
undSSamong yang lady of tina
plac'anxlous prime factor of lis &C
ing. ,gh many Spected to return but
wh(O., } Repubnr in company with
and an We can say
att
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Notice to Delinquent Tax
Payers.
The following is a correct list O

The following is a correct list of
the Delinquent Tax Payers in
Blount County for the year 1898 viz:
1st Dist. Hall, John G. 3, Dist. +.
Brown, Geo. heirs. 4, Dist. Beech
John z. 1, Dist. Marietta q North
Georgia r. r. Co /, DIST. Phoenix
Marble Co. ), Dist. Rogers T. S 5,
Raymond Henry. & Dist. Fowler,
Oliver, Diet. Lpbow w. Il. heirs.
7 Dist Brown Geo. heirs. s Dist
Giiiespie sam, 8 Dist. Grinr"ad ~
} s Dist. Wallace W. p 8 Dist.
Barr Ii. G. Dist. Campbeli Smith
9 Dist Clark Jack. Eaglcton Alex
0 Dist Fagg W, j. Georg, Perry
Dist 4ill 4. and p. n. Hpwin,
0Dist IIanuum Jack. 0 Dist UrHry
Alex. heirs. > dist Henry Mrs. Ma
8 Dist Hawa in, w. B. and ]. w. 9
Lamb j. 3. LoWtry 6, W. 8 Mccoy
W. NJ. g. 8 Dist Mccoy j. e. Dist
! Mcclure James. . Dist Norton =
NJ. 9 Dist MagiI L. 8 Dist Mitchell
w. L. . Dist Perkin- John j. 8 dist
Pate Geo. A. 8 dist Pridgen $. j.
dist Price Emma. uist Shea
Martin. 9 dist Steele Wallace. Q
dist Thompson A. 2. 8 dist ToOlc
Sam. 8 dist Watson Daniel. 8 dist
White ID. r.. ~ dist Marietta Il
North Georgia r.. r. Co. 10 dist
Cox j. i. 10 dist Hedgecock John
10 dist Hastsell w. F. heirs. 10 dist
Morton I. j. 10 dist Presley
Elizabeth. 10 dist Temple James
heirs. 10 dist Taylor Lucinda. II
dist Marietta & North Georgia X.
r. Co. IL dist Taylor Wayne. II
dist Brown Geo. II dist Whittier
Dorthula. 10 dist Garner Ransom
& Nelson. II dist Cruze G. M. IA
Black John. Is dist Boring w. NJ.
ii dist Hatcher Richard Jr. IA dist
Henry Mile Anne. "A dist Morton
Jake. ii dist Newbert }. G. 10
dist Caylor w. M. 10 dist Gillespie
heirs. Is dist Hassett Christian. 10
dist SOners G. II. Is dist ThOmp
son, McGhee d Root. Is dist Upton
A. b. - dist Walker Elizabeth. l6
dist CuiiOm and Finley. 16 dist
Galloway heirs. lG dist PECK and
probable others. II dist Brown
Geo. heirs. II dist HOskins Ida. II
dist Owens L. w. Is dist Gillespie
heirs. Is Newbert John O. 10 dist
Ambrister Henry. 10 Asbery
Violet. 10 Anderson #. l.. 10 dist
Barger viii. 10 dist Gamble G. FL.
10 dist George Albert. IS dist
Gardenhire Lanktord. 10 Henry
Cynthia. 10 dist Mathews James
Exc |. 10 dist Teffeteller Mike.
RAILROADS:
Marietta & North Georgia r. r
Co.
LOUDoN FRACTION.
Allehany Town Co. Burberry
Ed. Dawson e. p. Kerr G. c. G.
Leland Miss Mary II. Marietta
d North Georgia SIR. r. Co. Nor,
wood Hanna. Wayman heirs.
LoUDON FRACTION Continued.
Marietta 4 North Georgia K. Il.
Co.
MONROE FRACTION.
Ray Geo. w.
SEWER FRACTION.
Houk John w. SprankIe B. Fl.
If the taxes costs, &c, due to the
State and County from the forego-
ing delinquent tax payers within
30 days from this date, bills viii be
filed by me in either the Circuit or
Chancery Court Of Dlount County
to collect the same by sale Of the
land against which the taxes are
assessed. Payment within the
time will save To each tax payer q
heavy bill of cost.
Aug. 10Th 1894.
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September LIST. the last Day.

September LIST. the last Day.
This date may not he the last
day OF all time, bu' il is positively
the latest da'e that you can rent
an ElectropoSe for two months
for five dollars. All orders receiv-
ed on or before this time will 70.
ceive prompt attention; all new
instrument. Don't delay until the
last day he'ore making up your
mind; take advantage Of it right
now. One If our patrons thus apt
~ expresses himself: "The Flee
trop0lSe has cured me of neuralgia,
Indigestion and "A cnmpljca ton OF
other ailments which had 80 COM
p!e,e'y wrecked my nervous sys-
tenn TINT my life WAS "A burden
| had been sick for twenty years
| realize that the ElectropoiSA is II
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is natures remedy whose healing
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so mysterious that it is justly
termed the wonder of the age"
Fifty page book f ee, giving full
particulars address Dubois &
Webb, Cole Building, Nashville
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ELECTOPOISE.

Two Months Rent $500.
TO take advantage of thir offer
you must order before September
as this offer viii be positively with
drawn on that date. For fnll in
formation, address Dubois AWebb,
Cole Building, Nashville, Tenn.
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INTO THE HEART Of CHlCAO.


The.train service of the G. II. IL
d.. II r. betwcrn Cincinnati and
Chicago is without doubt the finest
on earth.
Carrying two patterns of Pull
man seepin Cars, on the new
Stateroom Sleeping ear, with every
convenience for families, each
room bpin equipped with wash
rooms and to ct accessories, the
other being toe open Standard
Sleep ng Cr. y Notwithstanding
the acknowledged 1rror;ty Of
these cars, + e rate remains the
same $500 for double berth in
either.
IN day trains 'hr service 0 fered
to the publ is erfection iielf,
luxurious Pari"r CIR. models Of
modern convenience and luxury
while on the Dining Cars, meals
are served on the European plan
from a menu unsurpassed.
Al! trains over this popular road
land passengers "into the heart of
Chicago" at Polk snd Dearborn
streets, but a few steps to all the
leading hotels and bushes houses
in the city.
Insist that yorr tickets read via.
the c. II. & ID. II. II. to Chicago and
enjoy the pleasure of hayeling ON
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For tickets aud full information,
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To Shade Hudson and William
Shelby Hudson.
10 Burger Admr. cum. testamento annexo of
K. p. BoHerman decd.

H. T. bOhefman nec q.
W.,
john Logan Cd ais,
Original Bill No. 264. In the Chancery Court
at Msryville, Tennessee.
In this cause. it appearing from the Bill
which is sworn to, that shade Hudson and
William Shelby Hudson, are uon-residents Of
the State, they are therefore, hereby required,
to appear on or before the LIST Monday of Sep
TENDER next, before the Clerk and Master Of
said Court, at his Office i'll Maryville and make
defense TO the bill filed against them in said
Court, by 10. Burger, Administrator of Il. T..
Bowerman decd or otherwise The bill will be
taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the
Maryville TIMES.
W. c. Chumlca,
Clerk and Master.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-09
RUSSIA'S DEAD MONARCH,
MARCH OF THE FUNERAL PR0CEs-
 SION TO sEBAsTOP0L.

Bells Teiled and saIutes Fired Along the
 Routo-Requicm Services M LvAdia-
 Streets of Moscow Hun, With Black and
 Flags Tied With Grape.
 Livadla, Nov. s.-The first mass for the repose Of the soul of Alexander III. was celebrated at 10 o'clock this morn- ing in the Byzantine church, where the body of the czar Is lying In state. The mass was attended by the officers of all the regiments In this vicinity. All pres ent held lighted tapers in their hands. Beside the bier were two Cossacks of the Terek body guard two Dvorjony grenadiers, two chamberlains and two rifiemen of the Sixteenth corps At 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon the second mass, at which the czar, czarina, Princess Alix, the Princess of Wales and all the imperial and royal suites at- tended, was celebrated in the same church.
 The streets of the town are very quiet and there are very few visitors here.
 The body of the late czar was moved | at 8 o'clock this morning and escorted with great ceremony on board the Rus sian cruiser Pamyat Merkoovia for transportation to Sebastopol. Yalta, Nov. S.-Throughout the march from Livadia to Yalta of the procession escorting the remains of the czar min ute guns were fired by the war ships off the coast, bells were tolled and muffied drums were beaten. After the service on the quay the czar and the grand dukes carried the coffin aboard the Pamat Merkooria, which sailed at once for SebastopoL
 Sebastopol, Nov. S.-The cruiser Pam | fat Merkooria with the body of Alexan- der IT. arrived here this afternoon amid the firing of salutes and the tolling of bells. High military officers will guard the body throughout the journey to St. Petersburg. .r. .ssi,
 St. Petersburg. Nov. S.-The czar and | czarina, through the court minister, | Count Vorontzoff- -Dachoff, have thank ed the Jewish community for their mes- sage of condolence upon the death of the czar and for the loyal and patriotic sentiments thereupon expressed by the | Jews.
 Moscow, Nov. S.-The city is making ready to receive the body of Alexander III. 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 l cloth. Flags wound with crape are
 seen in every window On the corners
 and in the squares funeral arches are
 building with feverish haste. In the
 Kremlin scores of workmen are. kept
 busy night and day. .They have laid
 wide board walk from the Cathedral of
 the Assumption past the palace where
 the body will lie in state. The immense catafalque Is almost done. It occupies nearly half of the small floor The city
 is sparing nothing in its efforts to show its loyalty and sorrow. Subscriptions I for monument to Alexander III. have
 been opened. The weather is bitterly cold, but clear and dry.