The Herald, 1901-01-25, Page 2YAL
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.11rbice of Wsdes is Indisposed—Arrival of the German Emperor—Met by the Prince of Wales—Queen Sensitive
Alive by Oxygen—She Has Long Spells a Uncorisciousness—World-Wide Concern Felt—India Prays for
About Her Appearance and Will See Nobod) But the Doctors, Nurse and the Prince a Wales—Kept
Her—The Paris Press—Fornaalities in Case of Her Death—The Oath of Succession.
' East Cowes, an. 21, 2 a. m.—The
Queen yesterday niorning was able
:no take a little nourishment for the
;first time in 48 boars, and her imme-
diate attendants express the hope
that her life may be prolonged for
two or three days. Her family are
sejoiced by the fact that the was
fully conscious most of the day. The
frequent us of oxygen was chiefly
instrumental in the revival of her
vitality, Her physicians are of opin-
ban that the rally may be maintained
by the present treatment until Tan's -
day, but it is impessibie to experst
life to continue by artificial meatus
beyond that unless nature meantime
makes a revival, which would be lit -
:tie short of miraculous.
The dee:tors' assuranee of a respite
Dar re few more hours is sufficiently
selied upon for the fawns.' to arratege
that the „Prince of Wa.les and Duke
of Cornmeget need not mama* to Us -
borne until noon toemerrow, utiless
they are specially simemiensei. It is
again ptisitively afrirmen by till. pny-
sielzms that Iler llajestets eritiettl
ioantittion is tine to no spiat•ifie alas -
ease. It' is a
General Physical Collapse.
tato atiOnplete that all the fenetione
of the belly have emend except as
maintained by artilianal means. This
"true* even to the extent of re-
ispirateren, whielea tatein IS Main -
by tao mita cit oxygen, and it
Was tuu*h to the 41,4,14 .0r*S suserise
that statritutent etenneel to be aesim-
ilated to :seine 4)%tPitt,'
Other Werda, testy tetteen dle.teg
eld age and elthrinettnen. MT vit;d.
fierees,, heal shiebeen, can erilittary pat-
ient, wield net have kiiirVIVe01 ;tester-
tilaY, Nelsen it appeareal that iter re-
peateal slit:kite; epells and 11,11Nnie,V.I.0
1,r.1 • rg.0 ilit"." 1:P3t
at 104 hr
Atte, ten I. tnyalt *kill Is still etiffiesent
to hell hate beers fen a bratef spell in
tan clastenee that es nety painful. but•
• Whiells Meet utetitts...ratttle
• Was ate a sten Satteitilig• for recs.. It
SS said that tete reels yat Wb Lel ep•ae-
Or Pr" end nter.eas are pre-
.netret is that it usensi paeatly one-
treSs tee age 1 eataleter and hasten
icer end at 4111:tr' 4,c1,1.42.E8i.1.0 twee tV0,r02 at
ter Ilter `ant "pet nee for
Staillinette her liesaa* late het ail-
tway..4 car:, ca. cherataternsties.
Wel it Beta been an....natql wniat t
ireelayet hee prinelanyes eat this kip -
Steele atetrient. Testref ere Isles well tee
pormittiel to get gasettlee eaten ante
"eke steark etteratraden eine' len
Cara ene netnes.
lies Last litotes.
Clintrea least el Weelet., Jana el. 5
y s
tin eie seettat, neat- oteiree
thin tenons:leen Lalpri.,1";3.if
tapeeted tit at else w.O eve
throe:gilt tin) if ;14_08,.$
oar a.t&zta1i b
hanat.iakettay Yoneyeerremen
ttlie Queen's cone/see :sheet 10 !net
ehg areacearegie was sent tie
iotelea .1illn171100Ngrag. tn.* Prinien
Tir
"'Nettles and Festperier
PeitreeO Inentet -Yeas
el coedit -deo of iteetan that et .was
tateely itirettaneinie Vein to keen,.
Loren.= at that loner, bate it es tope
sal lety will start fee: flaterne Hoese
V. 8 tins morning.
tentitineue
Site siles,ht hones enteotaragel ear-
eceetted ..y Vro.-7,2
lee °Miners mielreenit banyan. ttheae
*no knew tenet teeetnien ati I rettearee
etges enneet tne lad 0341 a nem-
utenteetaaa AA:11],Y 1.433 wen tzliat
ei* tr tea; Leone 'Me eft enal
ement yr...t•0 4.:...-..;•01,-.211:;212.07.; !1;:.'
.offieleal ittatalen 'anat. tee :emcees
aes Lot lesceseatit te tennis& tite
eeeybrers tat Onisterne Tlyeasee
nrelas anee-ty p•-eassies ieter-
e.
11 the teau ean sea; men Tiscantaa-
-- .;rnipine-* Iter A•''bryS, %vib,3*
_attn. thee, sliee wend not be :One to
salve beyond n moenting.
unearetetei trey.; tit y eisysinans
resteeeed z tiniciat metheets
yo.oeteep life, eu iis are aseel oesly
sae. el' perteas teentaite. nits
natal Pane5arE5 tbt the par-
sii the sate,
side of winners eneears to have
etabreyre atel imtacier prover.
,t. ,WelEnt"s: evreateg, the malady ;
rEot reettial orgasts.
I knee It Lae setturany ca",1S.;,,1 an
not total litees of the newer of: •
te,
Will $ee Nene.
was so itea-ta feared was that 1
. beans Might- bis a-static:ed, ilnenaly
eiersitive to- le_r affnettort and appear- ;
Ante, Ithe Qe. tee has abOintely refu.sed
see anyone bar.. hr teuretes an tioce
anal it. re tuanerstoed that the
ea of Wales is tht only exception
is mite treed that his interview
vett he (Olean Lasted bat a few no-
ieelet nature of tile
. lady re kretwit a:sly to a tiiey few.,
d 1 i the royai wansli that tbe
bieFlanid not be infoetted a the
stenee of paralysis.
Q'aeott'S extreme eWeelenees
SO mach more alarm titan the
stroke of para13,'SIS wliieh she uS-
tahied Ftioa.yMu. li diefieuley has
• adinthistering
inetarlelmeTeit, for she appears quite
1 unable to masticate. To the; weakness
t. are probably airth long; rpolis Of
U.1113.finsau.avrneSS through which she
hes been paesing, a aletugh it is al -
I possible to distinguish those froanthe
ineldieus encroat•hineette of old age.
1
Slo Further Rany Expected.
" Cowes, Jan. 21, 2.10 dan. — The
Queen in a connate:to condition and
is regarded as passing away.
; a.m.—The weest is expected at
any inement, and tie* memberof
tite Reyal family are uow atesoeubled
in the tamest's' belehatener.
5.15 a. tii.—Th o ra.'zille*rs of 'the
!noel femily arty taii! gathered in
a vont adteining the. Invent's' bed-
: el:amber. lier Mtet y
:it. 1 tin, (MU I•4 ewe. tal at any
*neon..
3 East Lames, Jan. 21, a.rn. — A
1 telephonic n' -age from oebeere,
liense to the lois.- gaoy saes that
1 meet of the memill•rs of the Iletal
Donley are lying 4: tsVaitn 1.;.PAY
• veil •ef the w1rote.... tea buther
rally Ls etre:eitel.
At the Qfteetan. ilealeltie.
Cowes, tele of Weenie Sam IV.—
gerolinel Ale ;to 1.4,1
a i g eat Sorroe., .0steo. n H-tuse no .v
1110...e; taw./ e,VCi tIV040.i.0.e.11 ;WM
Um. r4.+0,•ak 'Ade th' ilOW
intainight, ane tie* one: ‘'41*4dt1W
alallitAMIS 1.;;.1411. p talo' is
r.Ce...1Lt& th tWWith,
• 1114 aUlliting %lie egi".110144314' to
fetvit other relate. w la I a* mew La,"
to the nedne u. it tie* dient,e
, iats,1 lite:r there is tatzenel actrilte
tisantag tie. 2a .ugt bav tete
rer Artlair ingere. the
teutatents Pritate Secret:tree ittat thee:
LOt be, apptstetteael L respeetel
r.terteme, daseete tinecuteness ittel
nailifulenriataitS ttf . lint, 3140.
ta toten. 1411' the .'i713$1,114. deep rev*
I 110.2.:We, for the n
l'Ite 14ratee Atari% ee.
ri Letien Ik triee neaten e I the 'Vitiate
of Wale!...: at tesitorrea. the Sister teen -
Wm to tee lietaqine. e...e.e.e. %Inlets
'. titter ttemitoll learsts. bete were Int,11,11
Vise rrOtin.:,.. 34,14 it0t.
. left taig 11.71$4,t17$71.e, in
7 TIM 1'rillrec,7. eensoo vino
• oeetaisee. 'rate fa lagase Gee j eatritee.
a- oi ten paillefal nt.•;,V,nr: e.y,A.111ill
141't ret, wialeit sea- mese fat. -
0,V011114 ball; lent
woes etnetinalcil hnag, e ate. etteer
.; eneteb.. re of tine Tat eal, felleat-
'• e;11ta, Prlineeeta" e.Setneeille.
• Lena Anse:Lain 11iIL33`-
• 111'41 it1ab Leave se,..eae,
sive tretiele
week
Ora* artesian Eine leteria weenteaten En-
eventeneely trarataiisit icy
wale7,1 ham!! 411,?y,*:. 1
161.:1 alitteee o
TtiFir;.40 ti,ts' were lees inarke-1 hest
taunt teen teem -nese.
" Tie* Innitop Warelentatr, mite Is
tee („taerle oil tine CI ;ed. isa,s arriatel.
a The fleet -ere soy.ev never leave the
• alert
Li an /nese- -time sense that
- ranee Matettes is tore. Ole eetilenin
uU inievitable van. Twat sill• reprees
tees eitineeity ant . 7 ioiaitt. to tine
neaten family. atilt rei eistarein
q servic'es. tte itseireerial f
• preaos Henry. e.:1 llattenburg, wiles
Satan Jan. 20. 1SM.pee.-atnee te past;
witin the statn.:t e1lgrzie.„.
titiens ani3etee. h seen.
Her tdr...;n17111tUry re.-aive
ernes kite been renterreetee. it is canes
eiyal that en Frintcy eternise; site 44-41.1
plaeleellity able to :;eir,!„: ir
to E..!..,,nr? bet Ler
niterel weakness is eaten teat l,i.r
gunetiene neve C_1 to;
• The neneents faithful Steretela .,;(.1.137.;,-
!.:-.ndil rafeareno a.tterelent. in Her
LtONSI:0-1,0:0•3. n1 Leo, here, "-Etat' is /ter In-Jest:ye"
replied—
: 'want meta slat* es Itst Ya neer inel
worst an dealing. All :man .ety is gone ent
of itc,ae"
That feening i red now by a:II
the dependants hi the itoaseland irs
• these teat :seers. •
The worenavide cer.cern in tese
` Queen's lifei sitinvii by the enerreles
• accamatIntiren (tf messages sir1:
necessitated the instailatien of a
telegraphic pant and a corps ep-
ereters satin as wiend be cialeeperte
fc.r a town 6f 1011.091 lithebitanes.
red even now the wires from Os-
borne. Hense. are workirg ineesieantry.
Outnt thuss 1l F114 iiknt, It
is a atarry night. and the teeny
we:tellers near the loge where the
hnlletins ate ilispireyeal are the re-
r,orterse whese desiettebes have been
handled 'with the littlest retort -No-
rm -I expedition all night friers the
East Craves telegraph clines which is
half an hour's walk from Osborne.
Prinee and Einpor$,r.,
'Ile departure of the Prime of
Wales for 'London F.4tortiy a.fter 12
o'clock to meet Emperor William
Iteta ;quietly accomplished. The
• .ralieest inal been Informs:3 Of t•he
Inels.ers coming, and had signalled
. her dencire that the Prince Should go
to meet him. Ila:ther .against hiwV
1 the man Who for the moment waS:
Practically King Of England, :Obeyed
his mother's wishes. It was rumored
tlot the Queen wanted the ,i.zn-
peror {to I ' Po
borne House, as she did net wish to
I receive him in We* plea -cant vondl-
' tion. Apparently in her Mein nue-
ments she believed she weuld be able
,±0 onquer the dread aesease willeb
had fastened itself upon :ear.
a During '01.0 afternoon tile on hilly
rosql tas the pentane gremel; vets
• e2l.,0%-1t-41 with rate e, purtlenlarly
eceisary for the Security of the title
to the Orman.
It is customany on the death of
the Sovereige for the Archbishop Of
Canterbury and the Lord the.nelter-
lain to notify the heir -apparent of
his' accession), thoagh even this is
tethnieally superfluous. The aotifi-
oaten toi the people iss made by pro-
clamation through the Lord Mayors
arid the Lord Lieutenants of coun-
ties, etc.
The Proelantatiou.
The proelamatioa issued when queen
Victoria succeeded to the throne read
as follows—I
"Whereas, it has pleased Almignter
Goa to call to His mercy our late S'ov-
ereign and lord, King IV„ ef
lalessed and glorious memorenby whose
decease the imperial Crown of the
Belted Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland is solely and rightfully eOMO
to the high alai mighty Princess
• Alexandrian. :Victorria, it is therefore
here published and proclaimed that
the legit and mighty Prineces Meseta.
diem, Vietorici is now, by the death
of the late Sovereign of happy mem-
ory, become our only lawful and
rightful liege, Lady Victoria, by the
girace of God Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain. and Ire-
land, Defender or the Faith, to whom
jet all, therefore, aeknowledge faith
asel constant oinellence, with all
hearty and humble affeetion, beseech-,
ins, Ginn by whom kings and queens
do reign., to Meth the royal Princess
Inatome. tv-a.li long and happy years
: to reign. over us, ito.1 save the Queen."
Formerly the death of a Sovereign
iteclf dissolved Parliament and the
Ministry. By the referm bill of 18n:71
this law was rep..alee, ami 110,4V the
ente•tenve of Parliament and Ministry
is emerfeeted by the demiee of the
ratans sovereign.
ThP sneceeseen of the new Prince of
Wales t that title ie quit- different.
When the present•Prince ef Walebe-
comas King, the title merges in that
of se aver: nen. The Kinnethen outlet -is
entice of QII0ell Viotorinis rather sen-
sational lista sympathetic. Thu bitter
natiellitritithism of the batu'evards, the
expressioa of which is generally vont-
eat In detramahation of the policy ill
South Africa, tinges moet of the press
coniments. The Temps and journal
des Debats ale* the most moderate of,
tin prominent papers, The Temps
says—. "Whatever the verdict of pos-
terity may be upen. the -war, the san-
guinary oneurrences of which have
darkly crimsoned the glory of the
Queen's deciiaing years, and no matter
what responsibility can oe att•anned
to Ilia. Majesty for the British Imper-
ialistic policy, nobody will hesitate to
allina that the sixty-four years'
reigit Of Victoria Ins been the model
of 0. cousteintienal sovereign. She in-
carnated the empire, its aunty, gran-
deur and traditions. She did not
deserve to bear the bureett of the
aggressive policy and violence and
disaster of a Cheitaiberlaen."
The Journal des Deletes declares
tbat the war has been a great sade
item roar the Queen, who was kept in
ignorance of ins teats. She did not
deserve lint this be added to her
other griefs."
yellolV jeurnals are as rabid as
eVor. The Petrie, for inatance, says
tint during Victoria's reign the world
km been deluged in blood end nets-
ittere. , •
King Christian Anxious •
Ccipeehagen„ Jan. 20.—It Is under-
stood thee King Christian 'was with
darn/fatty theetuaded on the ground i..f
ins ago from proenetling to London On
St -turn -ay. The British embassy here
OVerCr3r174 ,t1 W1:11 callers. The
P nters pule!' h constant repurts front
Lendon and Cy -norm.
l'he Pope's Grief.
Moine, Zan. 21.—The Pope yestere
(if** IPIrarnp11'4.1 VaW7:11(7,11 In
Londou to eepreee to t h • BrItish royal •
family tat-, fe.:Peta ;if serrow wid-lL alt
Cheistini1. en altered with Engined rye-
gerdieg ve* illaves of Qtr!eil Vi!..toria„
young men and rwl.:1,1en, arrayed in
• i.heir Sunday gaiale .-1t 11'int* laud
arse S yeenteeteso,
1 neaps with vivid. patches or eolor. .:00Q;
The keen gentry, aftic*r elturch
sertiee, wrote tha.nr metes on the
4il r. /0141 Zit t bis lodge.
Enquities of i2nrortunei, all came
' by ttbgrimn, amil Li'. W
• Ilmelr$4.4 1?r4,1$?,e, t. 11 s....rts and
connition; of hese clergymen pre -
.1 dominating, itteal w a itia tele-
; grams asking the eat: 'At 114,14S.
The 7..inperor in 1.ontion..
" Landon. Jan. 21.—A bright spot in
the univereal eleota vats till
pectialie• prentpt esnipat.ey ansplayed
i by haapersr Weilem in Yea, nein up WI-
! portant anigage,inen,e. to cense to
the theitabed 'of his gronaltuother.
• "'Thee" saes the Deily Mail, "is eal-
1 oulatiel to and. ar hie name to every
1 Englielanuala ;mai We feel at such an
1 hour what true sympathy means."
1 London, attn. lours befare .
tb. train Of ilirz itlaj sty th tlerni an
Emperor woe nue et Loteloo people
• gen to guilt... elont Clearing, rross
otet tee Tit " roes./ aienn tell mit <gin*
• tit* trent hangers -en, bet 111'341Y 3) 311' 81111 hareerees of Ger-
Heins 8l3. 1-' to s. 111, Etill$ V070 071
WS first uppearcurive lit Lasalion for
e ars. Titthien.g b 'elute eye large
th it the rain alai taulieritiee tareeted
it, tort% 11,11T1s,..'s$ and s imnairtql of the
tit lieet p Into 07 4 it 14,.t1'orirht:$71 for; e,
wsilt Inds of muevel men.
up nla * the id re4.7, ferstinees
n. lima fortwo 10.1°
tient in Traraelear liteentata
lire Vine Su oty.YI a pro. Nese **. fatal
• eirrSeet tee It le a rimy t if; stmmI
hmYo';1i Leery le hisei. The oarreanin
enter.' 41 '4,11* INAI.Wily teat. In mei 'Even
03) %Z. traeln.
Tit" Penne id Wait 8 :111'410-4 1:11
fury:: tn. trent enteral th ei-.t
wite la Ives ;it steel pee. •Ttat * bee .4
1 dela Inente It enter an. Prete At". it,
S ATIi,3itia ase1 Prase,* etr-
t1i•te *tease -PIA
11..0.tenee:e.
•alleete Ilse P. -mem.
tines taw taraineas eentetell t lIm-
none, by isset,e;se Lei yet ar „tie
,.r.1 tine Pe ask 0.-t
th •
Chi V1.1;
*iiit :tit p ...este vane
yeivie.tee ..-trem., o.1 31,4'
e- ineee,a. itael lecutpeeer
ea.ita tit -
it..j.,$A$,..11.4;. Ai h ••neecay
th.-ar le.t.e. nee taia.es
i.2;.0 0..
.1t, 10 p. in. Prince of W es:
a 403A
04s1..01131.`? ilaIse"ti.lielik testae tv Jr*
latictr. As - resale, of tine tee leaner. n.
Vlter the trainee deckled te start le. ;.-
ayeeerne ties stlemilitys tnner-aleg. ten-
*Sas were given t'a it a r0,-.4 ag 1
kept hi; Irlijtgligr;
t.11:-.0) to UV., 1inneet.
tynristet the nee tate Es 01n...,0•1.;,0of tiL.,
C01, 401i1 akot.11:.; •
entercol tittelye n mm•
1.'1,1tOrrS* 11Va101 t DI,17.ingfil.,..ra lei/ate.
eene rameta atitet tee tieseetis al
iaory ;aid the earenteensep
maremeteed 434,6ji4Z,''
fl Ailia
leonaleaa. Jinn. 21.--Aaaer4inee te tee
Teecear.tent, leantaaase
• who las enz.:reel--.3 at essare te*
nit 43411 111 ar-A, as Iree-
peror, lest ..s ge....eate en Leer-
ing of the, teen -ens linneses—el ant ne.
gereseireetners ellS; sIseeentelieer,s.
tay neetiest needy., nr.,..ra 43111,0 t •
I:01r beirsiele."
Prinee of II toes It lanwell.
reenten. 23, -la ti4o,
f„•;t1t0.1,11 I, elan.; Os life 4, orjta:.s.r
ggeeve zonate:Et ciretas. namely. tie -
tens itatiegeisati es et the Pratteeof
Wales. ens r,70.0rrif:ri, tire./ and exiazist-
ed evee, ne lest irreales_ tee voni
not rise -end t.,0 tii foi6i-
Ins);10 Deberne 1me. Ti.it mese
L- camel do wes to proarese 1.13;243
• w.oadd leeve London an S o'clecit tee,:
morning: if pessible. 'rite I'rinee
Walice is spending the night at Mari-
e:ere:ant Hones ee.3 Emisarier Wialiatn
84; Beekisagratien
10e Siosques and Temple's.
f•aleauttat, Jan. 20.—T3ere is the
nappest- distress here over the earl
meta froari Engler.n, width Wi.,2
Create Intense feeling ainong the
nativaa thayers for tne recovery of
the Queen c.re aszenrEng in al/ the
ehurelies and tits numberless
raosentes and tenones.
Throne Neter Vacant.
London, Jan. 20.—The theory of
the British Constitution is that the
throne of Great Britain is never va-
.
nano, to other warde, the Sovereign
never dies, the sucees•sien of an heir
being instantaneous. Hence, as be-
bretto explains it, the ceremony of
coronation is merely a solemn re-
cognition and confirmation Of royal
. descent, and the consequent rightof
accessiontoi the throne, and is ne-
•
e.
39
itallACIOtee „t1.1.11lenl`le Inite tee ti.:Fee.
it by lettere rtatt-on 011 een, it
teals fit. Ties* netts talleatei.
43:03 li710O03)o the leans' el` Cornea -all:
•
13 Tea* leteeevetiont
• W11:4717. the On _eh One.. the Peens"
of Willie.; ti 3331 n
t!,0T0.^:11,.:0 0031±4'
iltr.gr lin the day. lea* nitelit, the anal
• luY7ril'!SeVril..;7;ser* willt take tine tootin
taie. r 4,1
‘./ • 'gaii,,e,'11 g/
i Britain an.I Breland ;anti its ecillie-r-
• lee within an leenr ana,:r the Qaeetn•e,
death.
Mane' er, the ilateleett. offiteets Inn the
Celtenet atel in tea Paley
at Onin .e.ane •L cat han.I will
• sett:eel te Vele fetentillateree ot reakeitee
tie, new Ininig.
TO Prinee Welene alineir
Tarenate Cie inerl lialeletne, tit- Ler./
Inge illitanaelneit. en 33 Frieleariert Tenn -
pie, teee Arinableilrep • il7
4_,"77.A repur,..siseates till the
Isere Hal -bury 1017177111Y' to:Ai-
ry the Peinee the; sleatit tine
Queen awl of Wt.; ateeessi..s. Tines tile
Pri.tee 'unit take nee taeneell. leateavi:
l'he Casella
Lard nar.:14.071.7: Ye' nr 11;010.. te-
willing to take tree sotet S
The Inittg I tuna
Leal teettetanior: sten einetattn.•
erersess ate! se- .p.r to ra eia pi
0.3bal tint I_ 7: *31
1317171(177 leen:Bel 4.4.1 41081111-
:;00S 1.11.0-1Nt.1 ±010
1,30T.•Antr.ttr.4.; !F;,t! agreen
;van tine ne -,teeetnte laws men Yeas -
Olean; 431 i.'1V you,
Tile King: I eoleentaly promise so It;i
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in mercy to be executen iss all .our
taalgreente 33
To King: I' wilL
Claineellor: Will you to the
- etre/eat of e-oltr isietYiet ntitintaita the
" laws of ktilri. the! true professien of
the (Issas! anal PrOV.Stazat
Termed religion estabasiesi by law,
and will yeti raniritain alai preserve
tes• settlement of the trait -
ell Citureh Eng:la:ail and Ire.ianal
. and tine dectritte, woYeeltir., doinipline
and getveritteent thereof as by law
eetablishen within England anal Ire-
land and the ti.rritoriate thereento
be/engine:, and will 7.coOn prervf.0
mitt) the bislitses anal elergy of Eng -
and and Irelatel and te eberialeos
there onentitted to their t•Itarge all
..: emelt rights and priVileglS ;LS bylaw
'de sltall eppertairi to them or any
• ef there?
; The King: AU this I psetnise, to do,
Grief. • v .
Cape Town. Jan. 20.—Keen regret
, is expressed here over the (lateen's
1. serious illness. At the cathedral to-
t day the dean made a touching re-
ferenos to the new:7, saying it was
the worst that had been received
duting a. trying year.
France tensempathetie.
Parise Jan. 20.—Se far as this cite-
' is concerned, the interest in the eon-
•
SMA
FHH
One Small Garrison Stood a
Fortnight's Siege,
GEL COLVILLE J L
Botha Urging a Raid in Natal, put
Reeruitiug Is Brisk in That Colony
--Cape :Sevilla:is Giviug lip Arms
—Eightlhousand Burghers Under
DoWet.
Cape Town. Jan. 1.—TL' Duke of
Edinburgh's Volun t eers, a Cape Town
regiment, whieb lees been garrisen-
lug Janne:ay KM), Uremia:oat! West,
was tempt:umbel by 400 Boers from
January 5 until yeeterday, alien the
Boers, who wore wlthost WIr„ guns,
marched away in the die velem of
Ply le eaten.
Tam, Boers fired on tie qeeirrison
every ale y front 5 oteloen la the morn-
ing until 7 etalook in tee evening,
but ktil t luau w y eq" es"sanotsly,
wounded.
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iliiitiidrl 1 $lurreader tho, gar-
rison. wheal: atts a-fa:ital. The lo ars
threet -nal thee if the searreetier was
they w,/-.1"0. r..:Ze all
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q other. Stetteete. engagements trots
pictoze 4,4.11/4 o o -g.. t.i.oz,okt t%. a.
1 Ilea contsbataats littatia*,.1 emelt otista.r
73 aftnnottent. Tear eiceetne of tileir
s were lit:lents toese to. pieces by tie
peetata 431 t.i..4,Lr a>8 th-e
ityits repe-ateilley !tinged at each other.
• Z.4444CT:13 Enteltie tO Close
ipeerters„ era their fieeiseds were
oilenget to et:pirate there.
. tine sieteceana casino:en:it Barrat
nee ltothseltiel lquerol tot the Coante• who
tenea te parry bet failet, cosi) tate
.; flaroa's- swiern p. tsetse:its:9 les areri list
ttiene tie• arel issued at stile*
alieetee
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teriseiat, eseetatore haste:lea to the
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fl1.1.1g-0.1. an -1
emtref:/..e..1 11:011I140. -they tee-ley:ea
the 'Count? life was net, in nanger,
but, that, act was inovessible to cone f
tirete tile nine. ("tient de Luber:sae 1
was tleten triV4.11. ht(ii 10
Baron tie liothselitial is still ea•rforna-
- mg amatary scrtiee with tile 5.1th
Ilegintent Isifantry in garileen at I
Comp:tone. He rally attained then-fa-
jeritan ;yesterday, nml keit no time in
4 Fettling bis account with Count de ;
Lubersamt
A hurriecane has swept over the. 1
_
i Suez Casual. Several steamers are
dot:lineal. Tile Austrian Lloyd steam -
I ar Chine, is ag,roand and obstructing; ,
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Cap!, Totyn..13311. 18.—Pu4'::e3 the ma
mote ace. of Ale relent lea- ten aeater ni-
ts:rant lietrr3e ttl'ine.3I-1 tcatertit';r10±IM.Ed'iNtTi;3d$i'ft 171.i 1711 ersee-
wrre elyil aervaitats, who robbed the
Poeteeffice beforo leaving.
Tucker in comets:no
Pretoria. Jan. 18.—Gen. Tiveker ha*
been appointed t.7 the einirestial
Bloemfontein, vice Gen. theater, who
hes been invalined.
Gen. Clements is in commend here.