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garian state, and Andrassy became
premier of that portion of the empire.
The empress is all excellent Hungarian
scholar, and that endears her TO the
people of that growing and progressive
portion of the empire.
She deied the rules of the fashionable
world. was great lover of horses, was
seldom seen in public except on horse
back, and galloped here and there, her
tall. slim figure 1.-the as willow, the
observed of everybody. She seldom
attended the great Burg theater, but
whenever Rentz's circus appeared she
was ever to be seen. She delighted to
go to the circus, where with Mile.
Rentz and the jockeys, in private, she
had the privilege of testing all the best
horses. 1t is said she dressed like the
ordinary circus riders, and would drive
Many of the stories bout her eccentrlci-
ties are undoubtedly falsehoOds, in
spired by malice OF envy; but those in
England who followed her in fox hunts
at Melton Mowbray, and in Ireland,
know her to be the most fearless of
riders, elegant and graceful. But of
late years her physicians have COM
PEELED her to give up violent outdoor
exercise. She tried the sulphur baths
of Herculesbad, In the Carpathians.
The Archduchess Valerie. who was
born in 1868. will have the right 10 sue
ceed her as Queen of Hungary, while
the Salic law whould shut her off from
the throne of Austria. The empress
mind, owing to her sufferlngs. which
were greatly increased after the terrible
and mysterious death of the Crown
Prince Rudolph, was unbalanced for a
time. She accused herself of being her
sons murderer, and finally became
violent. She was induced to travel. ana
finally, as Mrs. Nicholson" under a
strict incognito, she travelled through
travels have extended pretty much all
over the world, except America. Oc-
casionally, at the Villa Angelina at
Albania, she gathers about her choice
group of friends, and spends few
weeks as she will now. She had, some
years ago QSS9). a marvelously beauti-
full home built of brick on the isla nd of
Corfu in the Roman style, and decorated
in the Ponipeiian fashion.
The empress of Germany was the
niece of Count Waldersee, and the
match was undoubtedly one of love.
The grandson of the great William was
allowed by his father, "Unser Fritz" to
do as he chose about affairs of the heart
Young William did not seek an alliance
with any of the reigning houses of Eu-
rope. He looked fondly toward the
Archduchess Valerie of Austria, but the
fact that she was strict Catholic, while
he was firm Protestant, put any mar
ria9e there out of the question. Intro
duced 10 the present emperor by her
uncle. who stood high in the military
- xI,o nj
absence of William in Schieswig first
gave an intimatioh of what was Oh
foot. The empress is fine horse
woman, and took many a ride with her
imperial sutton along the charming
shores Of the fair province which Prus-
sian arms had wrested from Denmark.
On one of these occasions a storm COM
PEELED the couple to take refuge in a
farm house. where they remained for
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several hours. On The following day
the engagement was first made known.
he emperor sent Il handsome purse
some years later to the old farmer whose
house, ten years before. had sheltered
him and his future wife. In an address
not long ago lie spoke of the empress in
marked terms of affection, and there is
no doubt that their married life is happy
end they are deeply attached to each
other.
The empress Of Russia. Marie Feod-
Orovna, 4 sister of Alexandra, the Prin-
cess of Wales. was one of three
daughters of King Christian of Den
mark, the remaining one being Princess
Thy RI. These charming girls were
brought up i'll the plainest manner, and
with less luxury than the daughters or
any noble house ID England. Princess
Dasmar was engaged 10 he married to
Nicholas. the broher of the present
car, and was present at the deathbed
of her betrothed at Nice. where he died
of consumption, when the dying man
beSOnght her TO become the wife OF his
brother Alexander. She was discon-
ISOLATE, but time smoOthed over the
sorrow somewhat, and she was received
pleasantly at ST. Petersburg, where
through her lovable disposition and
great tact she became everybOdy's
favorite. She was married at st.
Petersburg Oct. %, 1866. and since then
she has rested in the affection of her
| giant lord and master, the Car of all
| the Russias.
Her son, the czarowitch. resembles her
much more than his royal father. and
her other sons have close resemblance
10 the mother. Her daughters. the
Princess Xenia, and her younger sister,
| the Grand Duchess Olga, almost invari-
| ably accompany her. The car is q
model husband, and no breath OF SIAN
der has ever touched their marital reia-
| lions. Recently the venerable Arch
bishop Nikanor. of Odessa, said that the
august couple could be pointed to as an
example of an ideal CEristian union.
The cZarina delights in visiting her
| sister Alexandra, and best loves to do
| SO at their old girlhood's home in bright
| Denmark. There are few happier and
more beloved women in the world than
| the empress of Russia.
EDWARD HILDANE.
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kaiser has engaged at Cowes for his
summer cruise in the Adriatic.
The three imperial ladies will be fol-
lowed by their Iiege lords of Germany,
Austria and Russia. 1t is easy to
conceive that important events may
evolve themselves from the meeting of
these sovereigns. Expresses are not so
thick in Europe that this meeting can
be passed over lightly. Aside from
Queen Victoria, who as Empress of
India is recognized as large factor in
Europe, there is only one other; poor,
broken. faded Eugene, the drop that
remains Of the huge bubble of the Sec
ond Empire. She will be visited by
the Emperor of Austria and the En-
press Elizabeth. They 90 to France.
and will spend month together at
Cape Martin, near Mentone, with
Eugene. This is the first time that
Francis Joseph has visited France since
1867, and his visit is looked upon as an
act of courtesy toward the French re-
public by the most conse rvative SOW
ereign of Europe.
Royal etiquette is very punctiliouS,
oiiu IL 10 q CuiIOuS ldCI tlldt bcCduSC uc
has not returned the visit of King Hum
bert Francis Joseph will not be allowed
10 20 through Italy to Nice, by the
shortest route, but Will be Obliged to 90
through Switzerland from Vienna, in
spite of the fact that Italy is the ally of
Austria.
But what of the three women who
are to meet at AbbaZZia? One has only
to 20 tn Vienna to witness the af-
fectionate reverence of the VienneSe
for the emperor and empress. They
hold the latter to be the noblest of
women, and express their admiration of
her distinguished bearing by the most
enthusiastic homage. When a princess,
she was one Of the most beautiful
women i'll Europe, and her marriage
was romance. In ISIS Francis Joseph
came to the Austrian throne, and in 1853
went a-wooing TO the court of Duke
Max Of Bavaria, led by the matchmakerS
TO seek the hand of Helene, the eldest
daughter, now the widow Of Prince
TaXis. But the emperor was caught
at sight OF her youngest sister. Eliza
beth, then a girl in short dresses, and
ravishingly beautiful. The marriage.
which took place in 1851. was very
unpopular one in Vienna it spoiled the
| plans of the matchmakers, but the
lmpulSive emperor claimed the priv
ilege of falling in love like an ordinary
| mortal, and the marriage took place.
The Viennese took their revenge in
many little ways, and were led in the
| persecution by the Archduchess Sophia
| (who died in 1872. but the empress's
| beauty, franknesS, liveiinesS and gavety
soon won over the sympathes of the
people. even if the dignitaries did >uot
like it, and the condition OF TIE empire
threw in her hands the means of
revenge. She favored the Hungarians,
and lived much among them. Francis
Joseph. who at first loved his wife
deyotedly, was anxious to please the
Magyar portion CT his dominions, which
had revOlted once, and he favored his
lovely empress designs. She was
crowned with him Queen of Hungary.
and delighted to live at Buda-Pesth and
Godallo. rather than at Vienna. She
had been separated in heart from her
husband, who did not prove a model
husband. Franz Deak with her aid
compelled the recognition of the Hun
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NEW STYLE SPECIAL OBESITY BANDS.
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y bright, intellectual st. Louis lady,
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of much interest to yachtsmen. The
Empress of Austria has been cruising
around the world for several years,
seeking relief from her affection, and
the many stories of her restlessness. her
going here and there and her visits with
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efforts to relieve herself of the pain that
afflicts her in the very same form that
1t does the old applewoman on the
corner. The czarina will doubtless
come to Abbazzia by the Bosphorus
from the Crimea, and the Empress of
Germany will probably be satisfied to
make the journey from Trieste to Alb
bazzia in the English yacht which the
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From natural weight of 125 pounds [
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life, told the yonngster that if he would
see that the gas bill was paid before
certain date each month he could
have the discount for himself. The
Haverhill youngster took very kindly
to the idea and captured the dis
count each time the bill came in. 70
his fathers surprise. however, the gas
bill began to increase at remarkable
rate. He found one night that his son
was burning gas all over the top of the
house from 10 O'Clock until O'Clock the
next morning. The youngster had be-
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lies.

MIRO Or. Fl. Waite. Specialist nine
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Accounted For.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mr.. McBride-Old man, why is mil
linery so awfully expensive?
Mr.. Gazzem-Because it is billed that
way.
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where he will spend few weeks for the
benefit of his health.
> Mrs. NJ. E. Jones, of Minneapolis. was
a guest of her daughter, Miss Minnie
Jones, Oh Thursday.
Alexander Richards is spending a few
days in North Dakota.
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come Napoleon of finance. and had
discovered the fact .hat the bigger the
bill the bigger the discount.
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Correspondence of the Globe. ICopyright.l
LONDON, March 0.-just now the eyes
of all Europe are directed TO a little
town on the Austrian Adriatic which
for some weeks or months will be a
point toward which the opera glasses of
the newspapers and politicians will
point with due soIemnity. The en-
presses of Russia, Germany aud Austria
are to meet soon at the little town of
AbbaZZia, which has lately come into
prominence as Il Summer and winter
health resort, and yet whose name we
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A Head for Business.
Boston Globe.
A Haverhill man, in order to impress
business methods on his son early in
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THREE QUEENS TO MEET.
7RYSTihG PLACE or WIVES OF THREE
GREAT RULERS.
.NEETING OF GREAT MOMENT

The Expresses Of Germany and
Austria and the Czarina of
Russia Soon to Meet al Health
Resort Near Trieste, Whence
Their Husbands VIII Follow
Them.
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FLIP" is the funniest puzzle
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FLIP.

FLIP" comes In box with spots
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4 seen throu Oh glass top, outside of
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