Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-08
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and by sAtacfean. at - 80
The life q Nc monarch ear
been In danger so many SIS u i
that of Queen Victoria: tho the "
the exception OF Emporor VIII :. *
hereditary ruler of every Sl.l q Il 81,
country has had q tt least one geSl : :, 'ssf
with an assassin. " as g 3 I: M
The Prince Of vale cool andC e #
demeanorb when he emerged frois
smoke of the gnnpowler ard reaue
those who had laid hans Is slposl
not to treat him harsh ly,s Is adm
immensely IN In perfect comDosure
Prince returned TO his carriage, and 81
down to a game OF Nap ,stthsthe GEM
tiemen attending him. He displayed
slniiarssss impas siveness In the Sout Ii or
France at The time of IS the terrible
earthquake several years nj so. He was
asleep When the shock was first felt
put 5SyiaDsSnwakened at once blu { 8 he M
fused to. S..s Yss OF MS Tssf By 50
trs,i&l "a ththl,> is am cart huuake. II M
TOT such British quail lilies as these tI,gt
the Priiice 10 admtced I, as well al FOR
MS ms uniform good sfell owship in social
The attempt upon the prince ms
paced yin stil clearer relief Ireland,s
cnlvalrous recep ton of the Queen &
tn The yIcToRIAc cross.
a member of arliament tells q cham,
ing story ofthe Queen and Lady Roberts
When n Lad Roberts visited Windsor.
a Few days before she sailed for the I
Snpe, tne queen handed her "a small /
have tied up with my own iilnd & ana i
tnat beg you Will not open Ill you
Lady Roberts found that the parcel
contained the Victoria Cross, Won by
her dead son by mis- gala ntry at Coz
THEPRoFEssION or ARMS.
Mr.. George yndhan,, Parli an, er.
tary Under Secretary OF ate for Wa
appeared In the House of 81 CsoIfiIrlsI,rss
this week With the back nj i,1ibers az Z
several sfnagazi ines, containgng artic Ias
about West Point. and 18th IA pars con
cerning the United States. system OF
these ct intervals during the ting,
looking for uggestions regarding the
pay, or i5ritiSh officers Nfis yYyft ham
is thoroughly awakened to the need OF
making the pro ession OF arms ppssibIaS
10 ! poo VI, lavers one here KNOWS
mat eiehers re Army or the Navy y Sti "
patterns must; hnye from $500 to 81, 500 I
yearly outside or their pay which Ia
scarcely more than enough to pay their
mess bills. he Yico Ghaneeilor Of
ca IN prlaG " hen inv ting applfca lions 4
for commfssion i he other day. sal tho
candidates would h ave TO- Sh DIV fi,aS9
they possessed means enough to ena blesl
them to hold commissions ana the
Head s54 Master of II arrow recensIy
wrote 80 he Army Is the professiohSef
Klch Men. Yypd ham. Who has L
had the courage to express in: ths
House of Commons his feeling that
something Is wrong Is wording out u
plan to make It possible for S ubaIterns
to live on their pay "A rnly men q re al.
yided into fact ions on the subject
AN INSITA M 81
Mr.. Joseph I I. sTarfe the Canadian: B
MinisterSof Rublie Work i, 81 no, While
IN IN lttonaons this week. addressed the
on the subject N
Under Britt Rule, s. ME Or. Il .eyds,
the Diplomatic agent o e the Transvaai I;
RepGblics Saturday last as he srete
ton OF NJ i5eicasse. he French NJ In
!ster OF Ign "a frs. In IPar!s They
had q long tai & MY dearsSir eva !.
said Air.eItarts in effec I. am the sal,
of rebel, My ia ther rose with
Papinoau sgainst BIRTHS h rule, In Il $50
See whats3we Fsrenchec tanad ia4ia are i
under irtsis le rlil on VIII Of course,
be beaten Yo1 VIII ne crushed. why
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