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New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
IN WASHINGTON OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
GREATEST INTEREST AND SYMPATHY FELT
PRAYER OF CHAPLAIN OF
THE SENATE.

Washington Jal 21-The greatest interest
and sympathy are manifested in official circles
here in the condition Of the Queen. Every bull
letin coming by cable is awaited with anxiety.
Moreover the character Of the inquiries indicates
clearly that the interest is not confined 70 the
official class is II perfunctory. While the
President and the members OF his Cabinet and
other high officials are by their own request
promptly informed of every change in the sad
scene at Osborne all of the employees in the
Executive departments. even to the humblest
messenger. are equally diHgent in seeking for
the latest information.
There is little TO be done officially here when
the end comes. and that little is perfectly well
defined by precedent The President Will com
municate directly from the White House an ex-
preston of his regret to the Prince Of Wales. or
rather 20 King Edward VII. as he will he by
the time the message is ndted. Secretary Hay
will communicate to Ambassador. Choate an
official expression of the sentiments OF this Gov
ernment This will be by cable also. Later
on more formal exchanges will take place by
mail.
BY this means the State Department will be
officially informed of the accession Of the
monarch TO the throne. 1t will return its official
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and that will be all that is
prescribed by the rules Of official etiquette.
At the opening of to-day's session of the
Senate the chaplain in his invocation referred
with deep pathos TO the condition of Queen
Victoria. He prayed:
With a multitude which no man can number
we come with tremendous anxiety an the pro-
foundest awe to the bedside of the great, good
Queen, who lies on the border Of two worlds.
Living for more than threescore years in the
fierce light which beats upon a throne by her
conduct and character she has only
the loyalty of her people but the Veneration
and homage of all true hearted men and women
around the world. And now. as II seems, she
is to depart from the earth, crowned with the
blessings and love Of countless myriads OF the
human family let Thy heavenly grace cheer
and sustain her in this supreme hour.
Likewise minister Thy tenderness and sym
pathy to all the members OF her bercavcd fam
lily AMI TO the people of her realm, who feel as
IL their mother were departing from them We
confide her, her children and her people to Thy
Almighty care and providence, through Jesus
Christ our Saviour.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
sToRH RAGING IN THE WEST INDIES
IT SWEEPS OVER JAMAICA. CAUSING RUIN To
FRUIT INTERESTS

Kingston, Jamaica. jar. 21-Terrtbls weather
has prevailed on the north side of the island
Since Friday night violent norther has been
causing destruction OF banana plantations on
every side In some OF the parishes hundreds Of
acres OF fruit have been swept away The
course Of Bluff Bay River has BEEN diverted
and the swollen stream has already carried
away two houses and is threatening to
wreck large, thriving fruit district
The seas are running mountains high. and
have demolished the wharvcs. There have been
many casualties among the small craft Of the
United Fruit compsny, and other American
fruit interests are suffering severely. The
stormy weather continues. The wind is moving
20 the northeast Of the island with increased
energy, causing destruction n its path.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
ITALIAN SYMPATHY EXPRESSED.

Rome. Jan. 21--In the italian Senate to-day
General Count Giuseppe de sonnaz. command
ing the Fourth Army Corps, recalled the warm
friendship and sympathy that have always
united the Governments and peoples OF Great
Britain and Italy" and moved that the Senate
Should ask officially for information regarding
the condition Of Queen Victoria, and should
Express heartfelt wishes for her recovery
Marquis Yisconu-Venosta. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Joined IN the sentiments expressed by
Count De Sonnsz, and supported the motion
which was carried unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
TRYING TO SAVE THE TIGILANCIA.
TIE waEcE1NG TUG RESCUE WITH THE
STRANDED STEAMER

Havana, Jan 2l-The Merritt & Chapman
tug Rescue has arrived here. and will proceed
at once to the scene OF the wreck OF the Ward
Line steamer Vigilancia, which went ashore dur
ing fog, January Il, off Los Colorados
Banks. about eighty miles west Of here.
The first news received here for two days from
the Vigilancia reached Havana this morning
The steamer has been driven further on the reef
by the recent storm. and is in seven feet of
water. She has been flooded, III order to pre-
vent her pounding the reef.
There are Indications OF another norther
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
FAST MAIL TO TIE soUTH DESIRED

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. p (spe. .iaD-The Birmins
ham Commercial Club took steps this afternoon 10
insure If possible the continuance Of the appropria
ton for the fast mail service from New-Yorl ana
Boston TO the South. Resolutions were adopted
calling upon the Ala delegation in Congress TO
their utmost TO that the appropriation for
the Southern fast mail continued in the ger
eral appropriation for the Postoff1ce Department
IL has been feared that this appropriation would
be made but the Southern cities have taken
active measures TO insure the continuation of the
SERVED, and their Congressman as a rule have
been t.lstTacted IL - the .iItfsr
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
WONDERFUL SHOWING OF THE rwENrY-F1FrII
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

The twenty-hfth annual statement OF the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company of America furnishes
an object lesson OF the possibilities OF sound hnan-
caI Judgment, combined with unresting energy that
should be a constant incentive to emulation. From
BEGINNINGS so small they failed attract more
than the most passing notice. the Prudential has
grown in so short time twenty-five years be
one OF the strongest companies now in existence.
The statement shows that In 1900 its income was
over $240)000 AMI that IT paid out 70 policy holders
more than $7000,0o0. Its assets at the end OF the
last century exceeded $40.000,000 and after pro-
yidins for all the liabilities of the company
there was surplus OF nearly S6.50oo00. The Pru-
Dental offers only straight life insurance. but
also investment policies liberal conditions.
During the year 1900 IL wrote and placed more
than $249 OG0O00 Of insurance, record OF which IL
NAV well be proud
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
FRENCH INTEREST IN THE QUEEN.
ARTICLES IN THE NEWSPAPERS GENERAL
LY SYMPATHETIC.

hENOh INTEREST IN LIE W CG-N.
ARTICLES IN THE NEWSPAPERS GENERAL
LY SYMPATHETIC.
Paris Jan. 21-The dispatches from Osborne
are eagerly followed here. The evening news
papers publish frequent editions, which ar'
quickly sold The articles in the newspapers are
synpa thetic, though they give evidence Of the
anti-B British feeling aroused by the South Afri
can war. Many OF the writers ascrbe Queen
Victoria's collapse TO the cloud OF melancholy
enshroUdng her on account OF the situation in
South Africa and the unceasing death roll Jo-
seph Chamberlain is spoken of as the evil spirit
responsible for the painful circumstances Of her
end Anglophobe writer's. like MN. Drumont
and MiIIevoye. publish. however. in the 'Libre
Parole" and "Patrie." respectively. ruthless de-
precautions Of the dying Queen.
Bulletins were posted at the British Embassy
and British Consulate and were read by num-
Der of visitors. Many French notabilities called
at the British Embassy and inscribed their
names, including NJ. Crozier, Chief of the Proto-
col; General Zurlinden, the Belgian and Swiss
Ministers President Faures widow and daugh-
ter, and NJ. Loubet. The Government kept
closely informed from London.
The Temps in a kindly article says:
Queen Victoria has become the symbol of the
nation and empire, the glories and prosperties
Of her long reign, and the century of progress
and wellbeing. In her maturity she the
Wales has had his tastes friends and court.
Even if he desired TO efface himself and TO fol-
low the example = his mother his would
render the step more difficult. The death OF the
domain the signal grave changes II is the
end Of an era.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
PRAYER FOR QUEEN IN SENATE.

Albany. Jan Observation-Disclosures Woodruff
has had second attack of grip and in his absence
tonight President pro TEN. Ellsworth called the
Senate order and presided over its deliberations
In the course of his opening prayer the Rev E. H.
Brown, Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
prayed for Queen Victoria. speaking of her the
benevolent Queen Of sister nation whose soul
is at the brink of eternity and asked consolation
for her sub1ecrs in their hour CT afIiction
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
MAYoRALTY SKETCHES.

LEROY CRANE. who at the present time Is
a member OF the BOARD OF City Magistrates OF
this city. was born in Lowell. Mass in 1S49. He
came this city in 1865. and took employment
with H B. Clafin & Co In 1S1 he entered the
law Office of his brother Royal 5. Crane and stud
led law. He was admitted TO practice in 1850 In
lsS2-'sS he was member OF the Legislature. and
while there introduced the Five Cent Elevated
Railroad Fare bill. In 1855 he appointed BY the
Supreme Court, General Term. a member Of the
Gable Railroad Commission In 1891 he was the
nominee Of the Republican party for State SEN
atoT. Judge Crane has law Office at No 81
Broadway. He Is member OF the Republican
Club. Mount Morris Republican Club, Union Re-
publican Club, Patria Club and New England So
ciety. Judge Crane has always been an inde-
pendent Republican in politics.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

learning of this, had intended to go to Cron-
berg, in order to inquire personally as TO the
condition of the Kaser's mother, but later news
from Cronberg was somewhat reassuring, and
for the moment she gave UP the idea Of the
trip. However. Prince and Princess Henry Of
Prussia, Prince and Princess Frederick Charles
and the Hereditary Princess OF Sake -Meiningen.
who arrived at Cronberg yesterday, will remain
with Empress Frederick for time.
The palace in Berlin has become as silent as
the grave AL the guests have departed.
Most of the German newspapers express sin
cere concern as to Queen Victoria and praise
Emperor william for going to Osborne. The
Agrarian and Pan-German journals, however,
take a different tone. The "Deutsche Tages
Zeitung," the leading Agrarian organ, con-
cludes abusive article in this style:
The rising OF English power is now followed by
a decline. That she has seen the beginning Of
stroke. She saw the commencement of the
decay Of that whose splendid development she
had witnessed during long life. This is the
tragic finale OF her prolonged reign.
The most important question for Great Brit
ain now is whether the new King will be able TO
find his way out Of South Africa again.
Some Of the papers already discuss the Prince
of Wales as the coming sovereign, and the
''Berliner Tageblatt' prints a dispatch asserting
that he is Germanophobe in his feeling.
London. jan 22.-The following statement as
to the condition Of Dowager Empress Frederick
appears in THE Daily Chronicle:
II is with sincere regret that we announce
that the Empress Frederick's condition has be-
come materially worse. There has been serious
development of the dsesse from which she is
suffering. and her physical pain is intense
All idea Of any journey in pursuit OF health
has been definitely abandoned and it is In the
highest degree improbable that she will ever
leave Cronberg.
This is somewhat at variance with dispatches
from Berlin to the ether morning papers, which
report that the condition OF the Dowager En-
press is a trif4e more favorable
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
TRIBUNE POPULAR BALLOT.
5or Mayor of New Work.


published andw be treated as
all nd
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

JEFFERSON VI. LEVY. attorney at law has
been a member of Congress for the last two
years from the XHIth District He was born
brought up and educated in this city and was
graduated in the law class from New-York Uni
versity in 1915 Mr.. Levy from excellent
Colonial stock. his great grandfather having been
the first Treasurer OF the United States under the
Continental Congress While Democrat he be-
longs 70 the gold standard branch OF the party
Among the clubs in which he nolds membership are
the Democratic, Manhattan aud New-York Yacht
OF this city: the Westmoreland Club OF Richmond
Va, and the Sandown Park Club of England His
last contribution 10 the convenience of politicians
Az lawyers is the useful reference. Electors
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
KAYORlLTi GiEPlIGG, Tribune GifI3l, RsH-Yri

HandboCk k or. Digest OF Election Laws Of tba
state OF NewYorS.'' Mr.. Levy is in cIoss roS.I
with business interests in This city and Is wSn
informed as 10 the needs Of New-York City wa
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

'Cnder 'fisceTanecus'' grouped names non
residents who have been voted for clearly
ineligible for Mavor for various
who have receirer less than all (anless
appears for the hrst
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
no TELEGRAM FROM MR. KRuEcER

The Hague, Jan. 21-The report that Mr.
hrGger had sent telegram OF sympathy 10
Osborne House is without foundation Up 70 a
late hour this evening he had not done SO.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
COMMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS

ST. Petersburg. Jan. 21--In the comment Of all
circles not influential Queen victoria's illness
the personal note dominates the political The
Cars subjects freely admit that Her Majesty
has been one Of the principal bulwarks Of peace.
The "Rossia" and 'Novosti" alone touch the
political chord. The ''Rossia" says:
England's prestige IS largely due 20 the Queen.
To spare Queen Victoria much has been for
given her Ministers. With her will depart
Britannia's gooc genius.
The ''Sovosti' says:
England is discontented with the situation
and the dissatisfaction will possibly be ex-
pressed more plainly IL Queen Victoria dies. Her
successor will probably entertain different views
on many questions. He is credited with strong
French syrnpathies The power Of an English
sovereign is greater than commonly stated,
therefore the change may produce a revolution
in international politics.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
ST. Denis Hotel aud Taylor, R.,t,ur.n,

bgoadway ana llth Street Classic ana Popular Nusc NV
81 Denis O. chesf.a &c. E corductorl from
'+S q y Isols dho1e dinner 6--s p III.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
EMPRESS FREDERIcKs CONDITION.
RENDERED MORE UNFAvoRABLE BY THE NEWS
FROM HER MOTHER
FROM HER MOTHER

Berlin. Jan. 21-The "Norddeutsche Aura-
meine Zeitung" makes the following announce.
ment:
Dowager Empress Frederick, because sttll ss-
riously III. is 10 her very great sorrow prevented
from going 20 Osborne to meet her exalted
mother
The effect of the news regarding Queen Vic
toria upon her eldest daughter he's been very
rcfaNoTso!e Glep'"Ss A[.'lsta Eie.or'a. upon
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

KING LEOPOLD NOT GOING TO OSBORNE.
Brussels. Jan. 2l.-King Leopold has counter
nsnded the arrangements made for his Journey
10 Osborne.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

EMPEROR THE BEARER OF MESSAGES
Berlin Jan. q. The Foreign Office has re-
ceived information since Emperor Williams ar
rival at Osborne House that the condition of
the Queen is hopeless
The Associated Press learns that the object of
the Emperors visit TO deliver special part
ing messages behalf OF himself and his
mother, but it is believed at the British Embassy
here that the Queen has been unconscious since
Wednesday night. The Embassy officials have
cancelled all invitations and acceptances.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

with much nourishnent can be assimilated-
such expedients as were employed during Sun
day evening and Monday morning are not con-
sidered justiiable.
ASTONIsHED THE PHYSICIANS.
Ths Queens rally astonished no one more than
her physicians, and when at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon they heard her ask for chicken broth
their amazement almost equalled their delight
Privately. however. they build no false hopes
upon these fading signs OF what has been one
Of the strongest constitutions with which a
woman was ever endowed
Despite the favorable afternoon. the doctors
dreaded greatly the period between g O'Clock and
midnight. When that was safely passed they
seemed hopeful OF Her Majesty living at least
through another day. although the memory Of
the previous nights relapse kept their anxiety
at high tension.
The news Of the death, when il occurs, is likely
10 be publicly announced in London before it IS
announced here. as according TO present arrange
ments the first telegram is TO be sent 10 the
Lord Mayor of London
There is an enormous telegraphic staff in
Cowes and additional facilities were installed
yesterday at Osborne.
Already the villagers are bewailing the fate
that is likely to befall cowes. for il is known
that the Prince Of Wales will probably never
make Osborne House place Of residence
AWAITING THE INEVITABLE
There is an entire absence Of local excite
7nent The town has settled down in patience
end sadness TO await the inevitable. Never has
Emperor william arrived at any place in Eng
land with so little ceremony. No salutes were
fired. no cheers were given. The men IF the
guardship Australia silently manned her sides.
The crowd was equally undemonstrative, the
wit haTinG-
heads. II was a greeting given to the grandson
OF dying woman rather than 10 the ruler Of
great ally
After luncheon at the Castle the Prince Of
Wales, Emperor William and the Duke Of Con-
rsught strolled around the grounds and visited
rhe local Sailors Home The Bishop Of Win
chester, who has been al Osborne since Satur-
day, visited the rector Of whippingham- Mean
while most Of the women al Osborne House
snatched few hours Of sleep.
Then duh evening dragged into night, and
the uneasy sleepers around whose royal home
ths wind howled pitilessly got what rest they
could in the intervals OF a vigil which the whole
world keeping in company with them.
SIR THOMAS BARLow's ARRIVAL.
Another Of the Queens physicians, Sir Thomas
Barlow. reached Osborne House this morning. a
little before carriages dashed up bearing En-
peror William. the Prince OF Wales the Duke
Of York and the Duke of Connaught. Sir
Thomas Barlow is authority cerebral af-
tections, and doubtless his diagnosis led 10 the
inclusion ia the noon bulletin of the expIana-
tion Of references previously made TO ''symp
toms the nature Of which were not specified.
The palace is packed. There is scarcely room
1or the Emperor of Germany ana mis- staff.
With the exception Of the newspaper eorre-
spondents, there are only a few people outside
the gates.
Inquiries from all parts of the world continue
20 pour in
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

.IIots and nominations to
The Holly chieftain., 1901-08-16
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Also Plymouth Rock Chickens, winners OF First
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Local reading notices. caaassa weekly.
All kinds Of Job prlattng nsatly done. Call
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Local and Personal.

( LOcdl 6Ilu I 6ISOn1l.
Rock candy drip syrup at Whites.
J. @. Christopher went east on num-
Der 8 Monday.
For builders hardwsreaee the R.w.
Engl ish Lumber 60.
See the new Crescent bicycle. r.
King agent. tt
Several Young people attended u ball
at Coolidge FRIDAY night.
Money to loan on improved town
property. See J. p Harden.
Success, the only paper published
in Manzanola, has changed hands.
Ikelman Bros, are having the inter-
ior Of their store fixed up elegantly
See White
For the ladies' Iverna Bust f.erfec-
tor. -a.
The new PRESBYTERIAN church is re-
ceiving the finishing touches this
week.
Clntaloupes are not yet ripe. but
probably some shipments will be made
next week.
Say have you seen those elegant
patent leather Oxfords for ladies' at
Whites?
Don't forget that George Hollis sells
the best and cheapest school furniture
on earth.
II YOU want to buy the best cattle
ranch on earti, or nice bunch Of cat
tie. see A. l. Johnson, Auctioneer.
Holly, Colo. b
s. W Howell xill take Ill race
horse May Bright to the Garden City
fair next week.
The excitement over the eiection Of
q Maid OF Honor is not growing very
intense in Holly.
OudNyCO nave OcCtllcf NUD pTeCupuS
in Denver to serve at restaurants and
they are being cut of the bills of fare.
John Bragg is expected to return
from West Virginia next Sunday, but
whether he will come alone or not we.
are not informed. ita9
Vice President Roosevelt passed
through Holly Tuesday night but did
not stop. Evidently he lias ,nou heard
Of this important town. u
C R. Crawford was called back II.
Cherrvvale, Kansas, the hrst Of the
week to attend to some business mat
ters Of an urgent nature.
Take your waDcn, clock Or iewelry
to Applegate at Lamar and have IL
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work guaranteed 70 give sstisfsc tion-
The piles that snnov you 20 will be.
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use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balve. Be-.
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man BnR Sss
The B. ". English Lumber Co.
have Just received AGAR loed OF MichI .
gan white cedar posts They are the
best lot OF posts We have ever seen un--
loaded In the valley.
". H. Smith. past Chancellor OF the,
Holly lodge knights "f Pvtbias, went.
to Victor Tuesday morning as dele.
gate to the Grand Lodge c0nvention.
which convened there on that day
+ The fair al Rocky Ford will be held
ON September 4, Sc. September 9th is
Watermelon Day. Those going from
Holly can buy tickets September ! At
90 for round trip. you can leave here
lat 3.14 A. M. and take ID the three
days fair and return on the 9Th.
|. The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet.
and Irrigated Land COMPANY b dis
.p6sing of its lands pvesy rspsa1ey
When the BUYERS begihto apss here
to settle upon their farms Nhtch Will
be this fall and next spring il,en Win
this country have the appsAfas 4 ~ ~
boom equal 10 that ,of Oslnhuann 0ra
.anv ethne epuntsy. 5jss,sN
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NOTICE.

All knowing themselves indebted TO
me will please call nt Bank Of Folly
aud settle ut once.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
THE coRoNER's REPORT.
Certtaoate aad Record ef Death Sf
The Late Pr~-ideat William
MctSiniey is-n~d.

Buffalo. \ Il sept ls-rhe coroner %
Erie county sunday iasuel thr following
crruucate of tsatn % the bate rrt-llfuts
city ~ Buffalo. Bureau 90 Vital Sfatis-
ties. County ~ Erie. State ~ <ew York.
oertilcets ard record 90 death of VIII
liam Mckinley.
q hereby certify that he died uu tbs
lttn day of september 1901 about SIS
o clock a. m. and that o. the best of ny
knu~iedye and belief the cause 70 deaih
va az hsrcuu4er written. Cause gan
Erane of both sails ~ stomach ana pane
creaa following Euushoi wound
"Nitness mg hand this 18th DAP ~ Sep
f-u-oar. 1901
signed. "a. Il. 1aylor. NJ d.. a. r Mat
3inGer NJ d. james h. Wilson. Coroner.
Date q death. September H. I91l. Age.
- years. months. IS days. Color. white.
Single, married. etc. married occup.,-
uou. President 90 the Emitted states.
Birthplace. Niles. O. How long iu the
United States 90 foreign b,lrn Fatuer $
name. ". N.iilam Mckinley. FATHERS birth
place. ienus1 isanls. United states.
Mother name. Nancy MC hluley. Moth
ers birthplace. ohio. United States
Place ~ death. il68 Delaware avenue.
last previous rcsldeuc-. Washington. o.
g. Direct cause of Gcath. s.tnEr~nr of
both walls Qt stomach and paucrcls fol-
lowing Eunshot wound.