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1 TOLSTOI THE EXILE. Number 36 in the Malichite Mines of Siboria. Harried Away from His in Odessa at Night to His Prison I Time Cliven Him to Say Good-Bye to His Pawly-A Letter from His Wife. 1891.3 1891.3 Last summer the writer spent a part of his vacation at one of the cozy bamlets that dot the shore of the Great South Kay, on Long Island. lic there met Rev.

Cornelius Johannes Calkoen, 8. T. whose vicissitudes and varions learning make bim a most interesting acquaintance and agreeable compunioa. Dr. Calkoeu came to this country from Holland, the landof his birth, about two years ago.

In 1804, while pastor at Tausannes, Dr. Calkoen receired from Prof. Safter, of Berne. a letter. informing bim that the Reformed church at Odessa desired a pastor, and asking him if he would accept a comination to that charge.

The prospect of life in Russia was, at first. far from inviting to the young clergyman, and Dr. Safter's offer was gratefully declined. It was renewed, however, after a few months, in a manner that gave it providential aspect and Dr. Calkoen, consenting to be a c.N:? UTTERING A PIERCING SCREAM SITE.

TO THE FLOOR. didate. was duly called to the Odessa church. He accepted. and immediately went to reside on his field of labor.

His pastorate of four years, carried on aroid constant trepidation and alarm, has 0 history that resembles romance; but it would be foreign to our present purpose to relate it. Enough that the church at Odessa throre under his ministry, as well as a noncouformist church in Russia is permitted to thrive. Toward the close of his fourth year in the charge, an crent occurred which had a momentous influence OD the young clergyman's future. A solicitation came to him from the Count Gregorieff Alexandrovitch Scephanoic 'Tolstoi become his private secretary and the teacher of his sons. The Count, who was one of the most influential nobles in Southern Russia.

revered for his lineage and beloved for his humane and exalted character, is a younger brother of the novelist and man of letters, the Count Loff Nikolas Tolstoi. Ile was a- Goderal In the Russian army and wore the coveted decorations of St. Ann and St. Besides his palace and estate at Odessa he wus owner of twelve other estates in rarious parts of Southern Russia, and of villas at Volbynia, Padolia and the Crimea. 'The Tolstoi palace at Odessa, where the Count and his family always spent the winter, was a building in the Corinthian style of architecture.

It was of granite and stood amid spacious grounds on the magnificent boulerard that' runs along the edge of the platcau, two hun- NUMBER THIRTY-SIX OF TILE MALICHITE MINES. dred. feet above the sca. on which the city is built. It contained 26 largo rooms, and 14 smaller rooms or dependencics.

As customary in houses of the nobility each room is designated by the color of its tapestry and furniture. Desides these apartments a magnificent suite was reserved for the occupancy of the Emperor Alexander when he. deigned to honor his loyal subject with his visits. The uppointments of the it need not be said, to the minatest detail, were luxurious and complete: The external buildings were correspondingly ample. On one side of the court-yard was a stable for 24 horses.

Opposite it was the carriage-house. The garden, in which a corps of gardeners were constantly at work, had celebrity throughout the province for the excellence and variety its froits and flowers. In this princcly home, with his wife and famaly, consisting of a daughter and three sons, the Count found his supreme onJoyment; for, among -his noble characteristies none was raore marked than his devotion as husband. and father. Here, too, he dispensed a hospitality.

and charity so generous that they gave rise to a proverb. The common people dowere wont to say that "the lean who passed into the Tolstoi paluce came out Fetes were of froquent oscurrence at the Count's home during the fashionable season The 'most notable, per- haps. that had ever beeu given took place ou the 10th of April, 1874. The evert was preceded by elaborate preparations (Hisssa, as the intellentnal and commercial capital of Novorossia, is the home in winter of many 110- ble families of Southern Russia, and, on the night of the day named. the salons of the Tolstoi palace shed their brilliant lights on a magnificent assemblage.

Among the wearers of glittering toilets were the Bower of Bessarabia, Padolia. Ekaterinoslaff and the Crimea. The Count and Countess did the honors of the occusion with unclouded hearts. Conscious of. integrity and of devotion to his sovereign the noble host knew no just cause for alarm.

But. unhappily, in Russia, the political lightnings Dash as vengefully from a clear as from a clouded sky: the bolt descends without warning: the despotic hand that directs it thus subjecting its victim to that keenest refinement of ment inflicted without accusation, trial or liberty of appeal. While enjoyment was at its height in the adjacent rooms on that memorable April night, in the blue drawing-room, chatting pleasantly, stood a group of gentlemen, among whom were the Governor of Odessa, Birchanski, the Governor-General of the province of Valinia, Kotzebne, Dr. Beranj, the Count Tolstoi and his private secretary, Dr. Calkoen.

The talk ran upon the events of the season, and there were joyful allusions to the prospective pleasures of the summer that a few weeks would bring. A cuekoo clock upon the mantel had just struck ten when the Count was deferentially approached by one of the grooms of the bousehold. He stepped aside while the messenger communicated with -him in an undertooc. At the message the Count turned pale as if touched by the hand of death. A tremor passed over his frame and he staggered, momentarily, but as speedily recovered.

and, without a word. left the apartment. While the guests with whom be bad been talking unsuspectingly continued their conversation. Dr Calkoen, the only one of the group who had been intently observing the Count's actions, followed him to the landing and found him grasping the banister of the grand staircase as if to steady himself before descending. "Is your excellency ill?" inquired the secretary.

"Ill! Abl worse thao ill. I am was the reply. When be had uttered these words his fine features became rigid with the valor of resiguation, and with Gro step he passed down the broad stairs to the great ball of the palace. His dutiful employe still followed at a loss to comprehend the signifcance of his master's conduct and words. But their purport was soon apparent.

Awaiting the Count. at the foot of the stairs was a Russian COUNT GREGERIEFE TOLSTOI AND FAMILY. officer of constabulary, a sable cloak enveloping his shoulders and the broad brim of his official bat shading a swarth face that grew a jet mustache and beard. An austere, dark figure, his lustrous, black eyes gleamed sympathetically with the shining scabbard at his side. "Your excellency will go with me!" said the gendarme, with great politeness.

"Why should go with you, and where must 1 go?" asked the unbappy nobleman. "I do not know, your excellency." "Permit me. then, to take leave of the Countess. shall return immediately." "That is against my orders." "May I not take leave of my family? I must provide myself with clothing to protect me against the cold!" "Impossible! My instructions are peremptory. 1 ani to take you as I find you.

You can not take leave of your family, and you have not time to take any luggage." As be spoke the gendarme pointed to the door, beyond which, in the soft and brilliant light that streamed from the home of the doomed man, shone the panels of the fatal coach- -the Siberian exiles' hearse. For some moments Dr. Calkoen was motionless with terror. He-stood as a statue beneath the Corinthian portico gazing after the coach. Returning to the hall he passed his hands over his eyes to assure himself that he was awake.

The terrible tragedy bad hap' pened so speedily and so noiselessly that not one among the bundreds of guests who thronged the salons knew of its The appalling duty DOW rested on the secretary of breaking the news to the Countess. No one will doubt his declaration that it was the most trying ordeal of his life. Summoning all his: strength be ascended the physically benumbed, with stifing sensations at his heart. In a room, where she was the center of an animated, laughing group, he beheld the Countess, apparently the most joyous of the throng, and perhaps the most admired for her lustrous beauty. As Dr.

Calkoen entered the apartment she approached bin and with a gracious smile- the warmth of which was suddenly chilled by his wan and dazed appearance-inquired. of. the Count's whereabouts. Evasively, but truthfully, the secretary replied that he did not know." "Then you will find him for me and report to me where he is;" she said, speaking blithely and as if she would rally the -doctor from a somewhat habitual abstraction, for whieh she was wont to chide him. should be.

pleased to obey your commands, madam, but I do pot. know where the Count is. The Count has gone away." said the secre-. away. gone she tary.

exclaimed, as the color fled from her face. "Why should he go away, and with am at liberty to use: "No intelligence of my dear husband. The Governor of West Siberia has censed answering Lay letters. It remains only to be quiet. hope you will not forget us--you who knew him so well in all his tenderness." S.

GIFTARD NELSON whom has he gone?" the Late German Emperor. "With four gendarmes," replied the The last work of Sir Edgar Boehma secretary. before his death, which occurred recentIt was enough. Uttering a piercing ly in London, was a statue of the late scream, she fell to the door before the Emperor Frederick of Germany. It unnerved guests could render her as- was unvailed December 18 by.

Queen sistance. For the moment she was be- Victoria, in the presence of a distinlieved to be dead. Medical aid was summoned, however, and she gradually regained consciousness: But restoration to life was more cruel than death. When the sense of her calamity returned, the hapless lady's grief was poured out in torrents of wailing. "He is lostl Ele is lost!" she cried.

"I shall never see bim again. What has be done? What has be done? My darling. my douchinka (dear dove), what has he done?" It was at length agreed that the Gov. ernor-General should confer with the Count 'Dolgorouki, the father of the Countess Tolstoi, as to the course to be pursued. As a resuit of their interview General Dolgoronki called Or1 Dr.

Calkoen the following day, and, in the waine of the Dolgorouki family, requested him to carry the solicitations to Count Strobanski, then of the Imperial Cabinet at St. Petersburg, and to ascertain from bim if it might be possible to obtain an Imperial remittitur and secure for the prisoner a trial before a high court of justice. Dr. promptly accepted the mission. His love of the Count Tolstoi was such that be would willingly have taken any risk or undergone labor in his behalf.

guished gathering in St. George's Chapel, The utmost disputch being necossary, a Windsor. She was accompanied by the speciai train was provided by Geocral Prince of Wules, the Duke and Duchess Dolgorouki for his direct conveyance to of Connaught, Princess Margaret and the capital, at an expense to the Dol- Prince Arthur of Connaught, and Prince gorouki family of twenty-five hundred Henry Wittich of Battenberg. Ceneral von roubles. The journey took three whole represented the German Emdays, stops having been made only at peror.

Several floral gifts had been Moscow and Wlodimir. After the cus- forwarded to the castle, and these were tomary ceremonies. the faithful secre- laid near the Lincoln Chapel. The tary was admitted to an audience with Queen's wreath consisted of tastefully. the Minister und was courteously re- arranged white camellias, chrysanceived.

related the particulars of themums and other blooms and foliage, the Count's arrest: explained, bis mis- and was tied with broad white silk ribsion, and assured his excellency that, bon. That sent by the Empress Fredas private secretary of the Count erick was formed of palms and Rowers. Tolstoi, be had conducted the corre- The Empress Augusta Victoria, wife of spondence of that nobleman for more Kaiser Wilhelm, sent a wreath similar than six years: that having had the to the Queen's. its white silk bows bearduty intrusted to him of opening and ing her name and the imperial crown classifying all letters as they were re- staraped in gold. The largest and most ceived from the mails, be was acquaint- noticeable wreath was that from the ed with their contents and knew that, Emperor William.

It was made of in the period of his service, a treason- -woven laurel leaves. interable line had never been received, dic- spersed with innumerable bunches tated nor sent by the Count from or to of golden berries and bound with broad any society or person. white silk, the words "Weissenburg," Count Strobuoski's reply was kind, "Worth." "Koniggratz" but for that reason the more discour- being embossed in gold lettering upon aging. What ground for hope when the folds of the ribbon and the bows confesses itself powerless? "Per- adorned with monogram and crown. At power sonally, I do not know the Count of the conclusion of the services the Tolstoi," he said, "but were it in my Queen, who was visibly affected.

assisted pewer I should be glad to aid bim by the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, But see! the akasel I can pot alter Princess Margaret and General von that. No one may alter that. I- will Wittich, arranged the wreaths about give you some advice, however. Go to the pedestal. Tobolsk, in the neighborhood of which The statue represents the late Emplace the Count is a prisoner, and I will peror in uniform, wearing the robes and give you a letter of introduction to the insignia of the garter, with his hands Count of Suracnow, Governor of West folded upon the hilt of a sheutbed sword For Siberia.

See what you can do for -his love of peace and prowess in war Tolstoi." being thus happily exemplified--and is and Thereupon Dr. Calkeon forwarded a an admirable work of art. Sir Edgar telegram to General Dolgorouki asking Boehm was born in Vienna of Hungarian for instructions. The response came parents, but settled in England in 1883. promptly: "Go; the charges have been prepaid to.

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a distance of three thousand English miles. Allowing for. a few brief stops at long intervals the trip occupied five days. It was performed toward the close of the month of May, and when Tobolsk, built on a crag two hundred feet high and surrounded by kreml, or stoue wall, came into view, it was still winter. that Northern latitude.

The snow lay upon. the ground and long icicles drooped from the boughs of the trees On arriving Calkoen repaired. at once, to the palace of Count Suracnow, to whom he presented the letter he had received. from Minister Strobanski The Count received him with the utmost kindness: fle was a man advanced in sears, and of pleasant, even benignant bearing. The doctor was surprised to find so humane a gentleman engaged in the administration of a penal colony After be bad explained his errand and given his testimony as to his master's fealty to the Emperor, Count Suracnow, who had heard him attentively, said: willingly believe you.

But what can do? My instructions admit of no If I do not follow them I lose my place and another will come and the situation of Tolstoi will not change, save for the worse. Tolstoi has lost all. Fortune, "name and all are gone! Indeed there is no longer a Count Gregorief Tolstoi. He who was Gregorieff Tolstoi is number thirty-siz in the malachite mine. But, as much as in my.

power, I will give him liberties: and the greatest liberty I can afford him is to permit him to work in the mines." The mine prisoners are, indeed, the best off, as Dr. Calkoen afterward learned; others against whom special ukases bad been directed being compelled to herd like swine in a barracklike structure, where about two thou. sand buman beings were then immured. In her desolate home the Countess Tolstoi remained with her family until her shattered health was so far restored as to enable her to quit Odessa. Happily she possessed thirty millions of roubles in own name.

which the imperial decree in no wise She is now residing at Dresden; Saxony, with her son, the Count- Gabriel Tolstoi. Dr. Calkoen received a letter. from during the past month, which he. WaS good enough to show.

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