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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
SOUTHERN MILL MERGER.
Expert Acc oulta1ts at Work TO Hasten Con-
summation.

Philadelphia (SpeciaD.-To effect an
carly contamination OF the Fries Mill
merger under the charter OF the South
ern Textile Company. expert account
ants were put upon the books oil all
the mills concerned in Georgia. Ala
bama. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Judge Hume. chief counsel OF the
Southern Railway i'll Alabama. has been
authorized To pass upon the title to all
the properties involved. and the actual
transfer will be made as soon as the
searches are completed. some within the
week. 1t is announced with authority
that the merger will be effected upon
the terms originally proposed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Three Persons Burnsd to Death.

Ashcvillc. n. c. (s2cc;aD.-In a FIRE
OF mysterious origin wh;c.l broke out
in large house at Wayncsviilc. y. G..
owend by States Attorney General
Gilmer and occupied by c. J. Galbcath.
who runs a clearinghouse. +. w
Payne. telegraph operator formerly
connected wi:n the Postal Company at
Richmond and 4 negro woman and her
daughter. servants al The house. were
burned to death. Someone passing the
house at midnight discovered the fire
and gave the alarm. Gaibea:h and four
others were aroused and struggled
through sufiocating smoke to 4 place
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
A 4.Year.Old Hero.

Wilmington. Del (SpcciaD.-Whit
playing on the tracks OF the PhiladcT
phia and Reading Railroad John Pr
laski. 4 years old. was struck by ;
freight train and sustained iniuric
from which he died al the Delawar
Hospital one hour after the accidcn
occurred The little fellows arms an,
legs were badly mangled. but he neve
whimpercd as the pa:rol wagon con
vcycd him TO the hospital. An office
noticed that the child held somc,hin,
tightly i'll his hands, and asking VIVA
it was the little fellow opened his han,
and displayed nickel.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Mr.. Roosevelt in the Yoscm

Wawona, Cal. Special
Roosevelt. Tor the second time
left Washington on his prest
is cut off from communication
outside world.
He is camping in the big tree
and will remain secluded severi
a detachment OF the Ninth {
which is stationed at Wawona.
the station To meet him. and "
as an escort to the big tree co
AS soon as the President had fl
breakfast he lett his car ard N
short speech 10 the large crow
had collected.
He thanked them for greeting
and mentioned the good time
pected to have during his four-da
i'll the Yosemite Valley. The Pre-
and his party then boarded stage
started on their 44-mile ride to Il
Tree country. where the night
be spent. The day was warm AZ
dust thick. and the ride had no
crossed far VIXEN the members
party looked as though they weT
i'll khaki.
The President Is pretty well tn
after his strenuous program II
Francisco. and is looking forward
much pleasure to the quietudc
next two days.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
A Tragedy on a Train.

Knoxville, Tenn. (SpcciaD.-A special
from Hartman. Tenn. tells OF muir
der committed on a Queen and Crcs-
cent passenger train between Cardiff
and Hartman. Matthew Swycegood,
aged 10 years. was stabbed and i'll
SANITY killed by Robert Shirks. The
two young men were returning to their
home. at Emory Gap. after attending a
carnival at lockwood. Both were
drinking. y misunderstanding arose
when the train was near Cardiff. and
the result was that Swycegood was
stabbed in iour places. Shirks was ar
rested
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Land HIS Per Foot.

Atlantic City (SpeciaD.-A beach
iron; lot. at the corner oil Connecticut
avenue and the Boardwalk. was sold at
public auction Tor $I46S75 to Frederick
]. Mason. oil New York. a cottagcr
here. The LOT is I25 lee, on the beach
BY 800 feet deep, and the price is al
the rate OF Sii75 per front loot. This
tract was bought in 1880 Tor $4,000 by
Judge Allen Il. Endico;t and Bart H..
Bullock MIR. Mason says he will hold
the property as an investment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Bowen off to Venezuela.

New York (SpeciaD.- Herbcrt c
Bowen, United States Minister TO Ven
ezuela, sailed Tor Venezuela. lie will
return in month when he will pro
coed to The Hague as a member of tn
arbitration commission between Vcne
zuela and the other powers. Mr.. Bow
EN- was accompanied by William Z
cambridge, commissioner on the bar
OF the United States as the claims ar
bitration to oc1ss- ~ Cara w. I. {
Tavle, assistap-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
THE HANDS OF CRIMINALS.
impriats Of Thumbs and Fingers OF Prisoners
TO Be Taken.

Auburn. n. y. SpeciaD.-Imprints
of the thumbs, fingers and palms OF all
prisoners now in The state prison here.
and OF all those hereafter received. are
10 be made and kept on record.
This is considered an important addi-
ton to the Bertilon system. as many
criminals have been traced and appre
hcnded through records OF similar in
prints in countries where it is in Use.
Each prisoner will first place his
thumb on sheet OF paper covered with
printers ink. The imprint OF the linked
thumb will then be made on a clean sheet
of paper. Each finger will be separately
taken and then the impression OF both
hands laid fat will be :radc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Murderer Cheats GaIlows.

Lexington. KY. (SpeciaD William
McCarty. wife murderer. who was to
have been hanged al s o'clock a. m.
took morphine some time during the
night. The death watch. Alexander
McKecver. who sat within three feet al
McCarty all night. says nc is absolutely
the drug. At o'clock McCarty be-
came restless and turned over on b
cot. Jailer Robert Waiface w
cell at the time. Nee
whisky, but Wallace br'
: drank
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Railroads Control Congresses.

Memphis, Tenn. (SpeciaD.-The Com
mercial Appeal says that it may be
stated on reliable authority that the
railroads entering Memphis have clos
ed deal whereby they secure a five
wears lease on the two cotton COM
presses OF this city. and that hereafter
the railroad companies will operate the
congresses themselves
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
ITO Years Old.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio (SpcciaD.-
Peter Stanslcy died il: this city aged II'
years. He leaves a widow aged 1903
They were married in 1910. Stansle,
was not only the oldest maH III Ohio
but the couple were. perhaps. the long
est married persons III America. Boil
claim to have been the offspring of Alas
kan parents. but during their long resi-
dcnce here were regarded as negroes
Deceased said he witnessed the battle o:
Lake Erie off Sandusky i'll 1915.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Ohio's Centennial as a State.

Chillicothc. O-The centennial ami
vcrsary OF the admission OF Ohio
into the Union will be celebrated here
this week with an extensive program
All of the surviving former governor,
OF Ohio will he here, with Governor
Nash also Senators Foraker and
Hanna. Ohio members Of Congress. all
tho state officers All members of thc
Legislature ard 9th Chilicotie was
formerly the state he city has
been deliberately or centennial
week
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
HEROIC ENGINEER.
Gave Up His Life in Trying to Save :hc
PGsseugcrs-Two Killed.

Washington c. H.. O. (SpcciaD.-
The Cincinnati and Fi;,sburg express
on the Midland Division OF the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Southwestern was
wrecked FIVE miles east OF Washington
c. II. Two persons were Killed and sew
eral seriously injured. All the passen-
gers were badly shaken up all sonc
sustained pairiul bruises. The accident
was caused by spreading rails. The
train was running at speed oi abcu.
* miles all horr when it lett the track
Engineer May stuck to his post. siu.
off steam and applied the a:rbrakeS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Cass.ni Refuses Aid to Firms.

Lincoln, Ncb (SpeciaD.-Governor
Mickey received letter from Coun;
Cassini. Russian Ambassador at Wash
ington. declining with thanks the $500
appropriated by the Nebraska Legis-
laturc Tor the relief oil sufferers in Fin
land and returning the check. The Am
bassador i'll his letter states that the
Russian government has provided funds
Tor the relief OF the Finnish people and
that the money can be better employed
where there is greater need for It.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Ninety Hours in a Trance.

Pottstown, Pa. tSpcciaD.-Ablc 70
tell the names OF those who visited her.
and even to describe the kind OF cloth
ing they wore. Miss Edith Smith. IS
years old. daughter oi Charles Smith.
awoke after lying in I trance ior &c
hours. During all that ;imc She was
apparently unconscious o; everything
happening around her. never once open
ing her eyes Al inircquent intervals
she asked in incoherent sentences Tor
drink or food, OF which she partook
snaringly
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Headed eff by 0iIe.rs.

gee, !. T. iSpcciaD.-Train-
n Westville. 90 miles west. ;cll
c fight there. Three men were
will probably die. The men
shooting went into the ra;l-
I'd covered the engineer AMI
d forced them 10 cut their
from local wcstbounl
in. They climbed on the
rscd 10 run il out OF town
axes OF the Ozark noun
lie track, 20 miles from
GERS intercepted them al
lrg and Gull Rail
captured them.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Six Years for A. A. Ames.

Minneapolis (SpeciaD.-Aitcr listen
ing to the appeal OF counsel for OK
Mayor 4. ~ Ames for mercy. Judge
Elliott sentenced the once-powcriul POI
lit;cal leader to spend six years at hard
labor in the State penitentiary. y bond
Tor $4,000 was accepted by the court
and DIR. Amcs will not have To go to
prison until the Supreme Court has
passed on his appeal
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
CAPTAIN Pcrshing is III.

Manila (By Cable).-Capt John ].
Pershing has been relieved of the COM
mand OF the Lanoa expedition and has
been succeeded by Lieutenant Colonel
Rodgers. OF the Fifteenth Cavalry.
Captain Pershing. who is i'll. has been
ordered to Zamboanga for medical ex-
animation and will subsequently be sent
home
Second Lieutenant Francis y. Rug
giles. Ninth Cavalry. and an enlisted man
were slightly wounded in an ambush.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Five Trainmea Injured.

Richmond. Va. (SpcciaD.-A COLI
IN OF two freight trains near Woods
,e, on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
Potomac Railroad resulted in the
ury OF FIVE irainmen. Two engines
re wrecked and several freight cars
lolisbed. Engineer Hicks OF Fred
ksburg, who was more severely in
1 than the others, was taken to d
0ifai in that CITY.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
PLOT AGA
The California |
MAYOR OF OAK.
Received a CommG.
Declaring That "
Who tried 20 Kill
1867. Had Agreed
Plan TO Assass;na,
The California I
MAYOR OF OAK.

Oakland. Cal.
IRENE diligence whio
the local police in
Roosevelt during hi,
and his brici visit il.
subject oi much conn
traordinary prccautiol
cd by the fact. not herd
the public. OF iniorma
the authorities OF = plos
out, would have meant
ton OF President Rooseve
Late Wednesday night
received 4 communication
n" stating that two men.
Girardo and Antonio p,
latter al Italian. who trie,
Emperor OF Austria befors
ems Church in Vienna. s
1867. had agreed 10 meet q
house To discuss the killing
ident. The writer added:
Il heard that Girardo wa
sponGcnce with Czolgosz a
geles."
The letter was referred to
who decline to discuss the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Ambassador Mcccrnick's Visit.

Ambassador Robert s. Mccormick
has obtained months leave OF alb
sencc and in company with Mrs. Nc
Cormick is leaving St Petersburg Tor
the United States to attend the we'd
ding in June oil their son. Joseph Me
dill Mccormick. to Miss Ruth Hanna.
daughter OF Senator NJ. A. Hanna. The
Ambas Sador's leave was granted long
before the Jewish trouble arose in Rus
STA. SO that he is not coming on any
mission in that connection.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Twelve Persons Laiured.

Iadrid (By Cable).-A bill fight at
lgeciras had tragic ending. The am
hitheatre where the fight was being
II was crowded with spectators.
;enly the seats gave way and ieil.
ing the spectators under the de
A terrible panic ensucd. during
a number OF women and call
ere thrown into the arena, where
ere attacked b. the balls. The
number OF victims is not yet OBJ
ole At present the casualties are
ed at IL killed and 20 injured.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Wireless Plant to Be Established.

Acting Secretary Of Agriculture
Moore has made plans Tor establishing
4 wireless biography service between
San Francisco and the Farallone Is
lands, 80 miles from San Francisco
The service will supplement the cable
between these points. which was broken
recently and IS now in course oil repair
The wireless plant will not be installed
until the next fiscal year.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Judge Arrested and Fined.

Bradford. Pa. (SpeciaD.-A. Z. Tim
norman. game and fish warden OF Nc
Kcan County. arrested Hon. a. J. Aver,
Associate Judge of Potter County, 70
having trout in his possession under 81:
inches in size He was fined 500. whicl
he paid.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Gen. Howard as Fcud Peace maker.

Middlesboro, Ky.(SpcciaD.-Gcn. Q.
o. Howard, founder OF the Lincoln
Memorial School at Cumberland Gap
ard other institutions. is riding alone
through the mountains OF Eastern Ken
tucky TO investigate conditions, with =
vicw 10 ending icuds.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Woman Clicked and Ro5.cd.

,terbusy. Conn. (SpeciaiD.-Thc
assault on a woman within 4
hit took place here. When a negro
/ from the bushes on what is cali
Bunker Hall road and clutched
:. A. Stevens by the throat. He
her to the ground. tore her cloth
,adlv and seized her purse Mrs.
hyste-ical as result oil her
but otherwise uninjurci
is believed to be the same
has been tcrrorizing gi-i>
women in different parts oi
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Two More Officers Resign.

Two more officers OF the army have
resigned their commissions in order to
engage in private business. They arc
First Lieutenant Howard w. Beal. OF
the medical department. and First Lieu
tenant +. II. Rhett, Corps oil Engi-
necrS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Fire in a Palace.

Rel (By Cablel.-A new heating
which vas on trial al the new
,tsdam. set fire 10 the apart
= the crown prince. Frederick
4, and destroyed the silk hang
carpets and iu-ri;u-e As the
we're fireproof the flames were
led from spreading. \ report
subject was sent to Emperor
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
Ibsen Again Seriously III.

Copenhagen (By Cablc).-Hcnrik
Ibsen. the Norwegian dramatst. is
again seriously i'll. His friends are very
anxious regarding the outcome oil his
illness.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23

stimulate JEWISH emigration TO America.
Three thousand suits for damages
have been instituted against the state at
kishoneff The damages demanded
amount to SI,soocoo.
New Haven. CT. Especial During
the course OF the proceedings at the an
nual convention OF District No. /. indie
pendent Order of B'Nai Birth, sub
Scriptions were called ior TO aid the ks
hcncff Russia sufferers. and more
than $1,000 was secured among the dele
gates. about 40 OF whom were present.
President J. B. Klein read his annual
report OF the work of the lodges in the
district. after which he presented to the
meeting a message from National Presi-
dent Leo ~ Levi. OF New lor'., con-
mcnt from President Levi was as fcl-
lows:
The recent massacre of Jews at ks
heneff has aroused great excitement and.
as usual when excitement prevails. err
committed To the end that the B mai
& 'ritll. the great world-wid permanent
representative Jewish organization. may
Iict bS IlSIOdItSI NtIltdA aNNS0 VI zip
pied in its usefulness by mistakes in this
crisis. beg through you to lay before
the subordinate lodges the following
facts and considerations
When the massacre was first re-
ported the executive committee. through
one OF its members. Samuel Wolf. ap-
piled TO our government for an official
report OF the reported event. containing
a list OF victims. statement OF the re-
lief required and the manner i'll which it
could be afforded without offensc TO
Russia. The Secretary OF State cablcd
for such report. and under date of
May 0. 1908. furnished copy OF the
cablegram received from Ambassador
Mccormick. at ST. Petersburg. 1t is as
follows:
1T is authoritativcly denied that
there is any want or suffering among
Jews in Southwestern Russia. and aid
OF any kind is unnecessary. While the
offer and spirit in which it is made is
appreciated, it is gratefully declined.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-23
DENIED RIGHT CT DEFENSE
Russian Government Latest Circular
TO The Jews.
NUMBER CT DAMAGE SUITS ENTERED.
The Governor of Bsssara5la Summoned 10
ST. Petersburg Levi Natreaai. Presi'
dent OF B'nai Birth. Says !, is Mi Wise TO
Exeerate Russian GoyernE,.r: for Brutality
of Mob.

St. Petersburg BY Cablc).-Licutcn-
ant General Won Rc%bcn. governor OF
Bessarabia (the ca. ital OF which is kis-
hcneffl, has been summoned TO St.
Petersburg.
y ministerial circular forbidding the
Jews to defend themselves has been is
sued. 1t is expected that this step will
stimulate Jewish emigration to America.
Three thousand suits for damages
have been instituted against the state at
Kishoneff The damages demanded
amount to SI,5oo,coo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

Mas Dtsxaised NJ = Turhtsh Press
Attempted "a Throw = n"ms
~ ssl0ntca.

London. MAY Except as TO the
number of killed. which i now said
not 10 exceed 100. the latest tele-
grams and military adsices fsom Sa-
lonica fully confirm the reports OF
the serious nature of the outbreak.
Advantage seems TO have been taken
of the fact that the Turks had re
Taxed their precautions and that the
garrison was seriously depleted,
amounting to only 400 soldiers. The
frst mine that was exploded cut the
principal gas main and plunged the
city in darkness Then the Ottoman
bank and other buildings were at
tackled with bombs. as already mas
described. Soldiers were hurried up
TO the scenes OF disorder. They fired
wild volleys. but many OF the attack
ers wer. killed or wounded by the ex-
plosion Of their own bombs All at
tempts at throwing bombs are now
being dealt with summarily. At moor
last Sunday a man disguised as
Turkish priest. tried to throw bomb
iuto the telegraph Office at Salonica
He was apprehended and executed on
the spot
The authorities continue To make
arrests. and many Bulgarians dis
| guised as Turkish officers are being
seized. Among those arrested are
professors in Bulgarian school VINO
are alleged to have been the head o.
the revolutionary movement
Edib Pacha. who arrived at salonic'
last Saturday to carry oN the decree
Of martial law. has issued a proclama
ton stating that the sultan has or
dered him 10 deal severely with al
persons guilty q outrages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08
rHEn. ROOsENELT.
SNOW IN THE VALLEYS.
Farmers Coming ." 10 sharon
sprtnGs. kas.. With Reports Of
serious Cattle Losses.

sharon Springs. Kas.. May D. Snow
in the valleys yet tells of the severity
Of the past weeks storm in western
Kansas. The farmers are coming in
with reports of serious cattle losses
1T is probable that more cattle have
been killed than in all other storms
Of the winter combined. In Wallace
county alone the losses will amount to
500 head. Other counties have equal
losses. owing to the drifting OF stock
against the barbed wire fences, and
several thousand head will only APP
proximate the loss in western Kansas
and eastern Colorado.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08
GOV. SHEPHERDS REMAINS.
The, We're Brought From BatOpl1as,
Mexico. and Given Honorable
Interment In WashtngtOn.

Washington. May 5.--The remains
of Hon Alexander +. Shepherd, one
time governor of the District OF Co
lumbia, arrived in Washington. Mon
day. The body was brought from
Batopilas. Mexico. where Gov. Shep-
herd died some time ago. a large
military and civic escort accompanies
the remains from the railroad station
to the New York Avenue Presbyte
rian church. where the body lay In
state. until four o'clock. when the
funeral services occurred. The casket
had as special guard of honor IL
members of the old National Rifles or
1861.
In memory Of GOV. Shepherd all
flags on District buildings were placed
at half-mast and all District ofhces
and schools were closed for the day.
Luis Terragas. of Chihuahua, the Mex
lean state in which Batopilas is situat-
ed. was represented in the ceremony
by Col. John Weir.Gov. Terragas, VINO
was "a warm friend of Gov. shepherd
sent handsome wreath which was
placed among the floral tributes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08

Pennsylvania ssprem- Cesrt HslAe
the Principles Of Religious
Associations Injurious.

Philadelphia. May 5.-The Pennsyi-
sania supreme court. Monday, at
irmed ruling Of the late Judge
Arnold in which the latter refused 10
charter Christian Science associa-
ton. The proposed association was
ito establish a place for support OF
public worship and 10 preach the doc
trines Of Christ Jesus as found In the
Bible and the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health Key to the
Scriptures. by Mary Baker Eddy.
Judge Arnold refused the application
for charter to master who AFTER
a hearing recommended that the
charter be refused on the ground that
"it would be injurious to the com
munity to incorporate group OF per-
sons who would preach doctrine
that there is no such thing as
contagious disease or any disease and
practice the art of curing what are
called contagious diseases by inaudible
prayers" The masters opinion was
indorsed by Judge Arnold. who filed
an opinion refusing the charter on
the ground that the purpose or the
association as disclosed was improp-
err and in violation of the laws, intend
ed TO prevent the practice of medicine
by non-qualified persons. The SUI
preme court, Monday. upheld this
view. and ouashed the application.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-08
ON PLAIN OF CENTOCELLE.
EMPEROR william Of Germany re
views Twenty-Five thousand 81
Itnly's Finest Troops.

Rome. May Owing 10 the recent
heavy rains. the military review in
Emperor Williams honor did not take
place OH the regular parade ground.
but was held at Centoce.ie. on large
plain four miles from this city. The
troops numbered about $4,000 men
Emperor William recalled the fact
that on the same field he had re-
viewed 10000 with the late King Hum
bert. Ii is estimated that 100000 per-
sons gathered to witness the magnifi-
cent spectacle. The two sovereigns,
the German princess. Crown Prince
Frederick William and Prince Eitel,
and four Italian princes and their
suites and 200 officers in brilliant uni
forms. their accountments sparkling
in the sun. formed picture brilliant
in the extreme.
Queen Helena witnessed the re-
view from state carriage. She and
the other members of the royal and
imperial parties were hearth.
! cheered.
The emperor showed great Interest
\ in the bearing of the troops and high'
} In commended the famous Eersagiier
\ regiments.