The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
TO COLONIZE
IN BRAZIL
Movement to Send Jews there
from Russia Gains Ground.
COUNT HANS ENGAGEM'T
is to Marry Countess Eleanor Of Her
rach-Last Sister Of Regicide Nobe-
ling Has Committed Suicide.
Reception Cost $4,000,
COUNT HANS ENGAGEM'T
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
Copyright, I9O3.)

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BERLIN, June 2o.-Throughout Ger
many the movement to found a Hebrew
colony in Brazil, which was started al
most Immediately after the Kishineff
massacre. is gaining impetus.
Prosecuted Jews in all parts OF Rus
sia. Roumania and In some parts of Aus
tria are keeping interest in the plan ac-
tive by clamorlng for assistance to reach
this South American haven. out Of the
reach of their enemies.
While this movement was started by
Jewish charitable ASSOCIATE lions. 1t Is re-
cceiving more and more aid from Chris
tlan associations and individuals. It Is
the American example. a great deal Is
being said and written about the prompt
and generous response tho people OF the
made upon receipt Of the. first news OF
the Bessarabia outragcs. Z
The Brazilian colony plan an Is not yet
about the cost of transporting families
and what Is necessary to make them Sc II
snnppeTtnSI soon nftef ,a ayr Weeks these
prelimnaries will have been settled. and
a start made In sending out colonists and
supplies, ,
totwns multiply telling OF renewal Of
panics among the Jewish people. There
Is 10 doubt that Russia has her entire
Hebrew population thoroughly terror
lied.
An Engagement
Count Hans Henry xvi, Of Hochbers;
a cousin by marriage OF the beautiful
Mary CORVALLIS West. Princess OF pisss;
announces his engagnsnt 70 countess .
man attache OF the Rome court IKE MS
intended wife. has true artists blood III
his veins.
fame as q composer. musical genius and
intendant of the Berlin Royal Opera,
while Eleanor's father Is the famous
Berlin.
Ends Her Life.
The last surviving sister OF the regi-
eide Modelling, who severely wounded En-
pcror William L., has committed suicide.
She had suffered from melancholia ever
| since her brothers crime.
She was Il highly intellectual woman
| and tho Kaiser permitted her to change
her. name to Edelins. ,,,,,,,n,o,,ts
The last OF tho numerous monuments
planned for the Berlin Thlcrgarten. he ne
| Central Park OF tho German metropolis.
sas now been accepted by the Emperor,
This monument Is n dnvo of W Y s
H tn11,3 Room Ri,'s and bears the number $50 =
| On October 18th the monument 70 EnlpeI-
or and Empress trederick' sitnuiateu on-
| IoSlte oN' ~'s-'N'
| yelled.
Costly Reception.
!, Tho reception to tho Kaiser by the Sen
| ate of Hamburg, yesterday, cost the lltlle
republic $4,000, which was nnpropslaee,Snn
| despite protests from tho ilnerais ~ nna 81
| clalists, who complain that even TIE ln9st
| modest demands in the lnlefes. OF ~ Sot ~
reforms invariably are voted down by the
| Senate ,,,o,, ,,a stv,ed
| by tile Senate, seem to forget that EM,
4 pcror William has stars and crosses a ,l,
other decorations to siys a NAY MI m,.'up no
| item In tie BIZ for entertainment Is lor
| n tent. price $1,000. II was used cXacliy
/ liltS minutes, c "a
Dukes court viii be unable to recelHyes VIZ
| itors on Sunday. June 18Th me lil'lst,n Y.
| anniversary Of the mnrNngn between lie
| Royal HighnoS8 and Princess AuSusta OF
Tho grand ducal pair viii be eighty
-four and eight-ono wears old resRee ,t ~
ia pretty good health hut the doctors for
hadc Their Highncsses 10 submit to mo
excitement OF receptions ana slaae nMair'' J;
when ZEN he received the nows thai The nn-
niyergolY, festivities, were or, He had con-
| tempiatcd visiting Streltta ny stalo 70 pay
his respects TO his aged knsman ana
| Wife,
No Diamonds
| Acaaemy say plat the mineral deposits
found near GIDEON, German soulh%sst
Afiea shHW al the eharaeSTis.iIs OF me
| have not Hci teen discovered,
| ,'rhe blie-gropna,'' says the reports, rs
the Game " kimbssry; Why !! contains iha
Same time the academy asked for y Soy
4 ernmenl approximation 70 continue the
\ Military scandals are, multlplNinF AZ I,
tremendous rale; The latest cSse' e that
alteration With a respectable merchant
/ named Man Boyer, In which the latter
| Wals admitted that no nneheathnd his
sabre 10 hsht 6pg. Lie ennit-mlrsia! held
that II was not Impossible that borEer
ran into Me sabre, instead OF running
/ away from II,
| Berger recolyed several wounds In tho
/ stomach, which WOULD indicate neeoed :
] iny to The courts findings. that he made
several successive assaults upon the la~
porent sabre
Tourists Come.
The spirits OF the advance guard Of the
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