The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22
Observation-Disclosures
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writing of h.i daughter, Elizabeth. who
w h,r mothers srgrslnN-
sion by Peters is-ycar-jid grandsg4. nm
DOR "A council OF regency. until he should
nave attained his sixteenth yt,cf, AID ioi
his hctro;h2i withMrnschikon 5 uaueh CT
hr rrgcnty Of ,hc councli wa puiciy a
figure of speech ter Menschkoft went on
soy rims or raF.cr tyrdnniziug. the en-
pro unhirdcrod and In tn same over
Gearing ma ner a. he inundated the ~
year Cgur.
oaus s'etcr had something of his
srandia .hcr's auiocratic spirit p,Gs the
cunning OF MS father. one nieht, durin5
"A WISH TO retrrnof. he and his playfel.ow.
ivan nolsourouk. aided 10y ostermann,
maze th'ir escape ny a window. and es-
| rorttd by II numerous party OF officers.
all declared cncini,, of the seii-aupointcd
( reSrnt succeeded IN reaching the house
oi Nancftior GploNn, whore the senate
was already ass mhlcl. and thence to 81.
/ L'iei snulg' IhouSh the distance from
! Fctrnof 10 ST. Petersburg is but a score
y, niles .MenschkoN discovered the
| n'ght too late.
If he had s,lli any Illusions left with re.
| gard To me possibility OF repairing the
ms hiof and recovering The power he had
lost such Illusions must have vanished
, at his arrival in thc caplial There he
( found the nalace surround d by fresh
! conpAn'ci of guards and the wh,.e of the
! r'spn under al ins. Admission was
/ denied him and ON the threshold of his
| own residence he Was arrested He was
! ordered 10 ltaNe 81. Petersburg within
ION, and twenty hours for his own estate
/ OF Rannenhurr.
ear. which va. refussl ina Dols,5,ro,i,,,
heing ~ fnn' tim. thoroughly master,s ~
ihe situation They remained th., masters
which nm. PetH- IL ~. d, ~ .na Oh
smallpox. va ~
After the death Of the l5-year-old car
the maenaics and high alsnitaries select
yp ,Nn"e vans daughter. who had mar
.l. NJ, 0r' ''iIa' whose auchy
p...t. NV 'Nr id'her deaih.
+"''ns Nnhe's regency Frederick the
Man, Tt., ''aleh against
,oa.,... "''N o'uu'd Il compact
against the laughter Of Emperor Charles
VI. Anne Of Ruiuswi,.i, ana ha, t,,h'
v.,, ,,ra.,as, -. "'sN 'rN ana her husband
'N" 10 sido WITH Austria. The
W Munlch was to certain extent
,,ar.lt,a, ,,,o.,... '' az VI 'n'l policy.
~, ,. anu -'''''o' h'tihs up
ut 81. poicrsburc. coul1 ,h.ulk IT.,
h.,,.,. .,,.o,. e'u'i IA hh OF no'hin:
IND n.r, III, a pam feVolulicn 20 Remove
power Chetardio tha ,myar nel ~, from
had not .x,,,.,s,,, W lu'er OF Elizabeth.
Womb il, ~ 'sS's stated thar Elizabeth
s.do of IN, n,,es,io n'rn'n ana i'rus~. an
himsplf tb,t IT, ',un p"t ne mad Pledged
Mil r,o," ~ ne would mould her to his
Al In" end Nj az ~ ., mother were sealed
ing publicly declared tb,,, ,ilnpe.h' nav
-, .,s, husband nor their son had any ,1,.I,,
sent bank IT, !s..nen mai they Should b.
thuse generous IMPULSES ~, ~ Wis me Of
~. she had inherited from hur ~,
M intelligent ' wo,n moments Elizabeth was
'rhe oxiIes siartrI h,,,
proceed far the insidlous coi,ns,Is 'onln
aftsr t,c,, Na !.. Messengers wer ,6n,
Koimoahorief l nee, lhoy were transferr ID t.,
ing been separated frnp, uei after hay
Tine y. lsnil as good as an orphan at ,ho,
Bcieiam Ne aruI To- ss..e,hlusseiburs.
Louis rhlippe ' oon,,I,,i,,to N ccrt or
chirs, %" or amer b, Of family. h. had 9'S ~
cared aboa, It. It. 9 mirb, Ebl ay ri SO
n1,, ,s,iiI ana, ana SAID that. though sh. b as
or eiSve '''i'i, an OF her ownihere were ten
tho tifio ~ =. a.i-Sile could not lay claim ~ |
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