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The World almanac and encyclopedia

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be used for military purposes. In these, other virtues enter so deeply that in some cases explosive
effect must take second rank. Thus, a powder would have no value, whatever its explosive etJect, if
it were not stable under the varying circumstances of war. It has been pretty well demonstrated that
wet gun cotton and emmensite are fairly safe and can be used in projectiles as large as the 12-inch
mortar shells. There are other and many explosives added to the list of last year. Thus, Cannonite,
Fulgurite, Progressite, Americauite, Schnebelite, and a new explosive invented by M. Rossel^ a
French chemist, who found thata mixtureof aluminum filings and sodium dioxide took fire with
explosive violence when in contact with a little moisture. The preparation is very dangerous, since,
when it takes fire, little particles fiercely burning are projected in all directions, while the heat
engendered is sufficient to fuse copper wire.

Since The Almanac of 1895 the English Cordite, which was definitely adopted by the English
Government for small-arms and quick-firing guns, has caused considerable discussion as to its value
as a military explosive. Its corrosive action on the metal is considerably greater than that of other
explosives tested under like conditions, while its invulnerability to explosion by detonation and
contact, as proved by recent explosions, is not at all sound. One great advantage it possesses is its
indiflference to wetting, its freedom from smoke when fired, and its safety as regards explosion when
uncoufined in magazines. Its stability is fair.

STRENGTH OF MODERN POWDERS AND HIGH EXPLOSIVES.



Name ok Explosive.



Perunite B

Perunite C

Perunite D

Explosive gelatine

Rack-a-rock

Hellofite

Nitre- glycerine, best quality

Nobel' s smokeless powder

Explosive gelatine made from No. 5

nitro- glycerine

United States Navy gim- cotton

Fulgurite

Emmensite

French nitro- glycerine

Dynamite No. 1



Percent-
age of
Strength.



100.0
91.0
83.0
81.0
79.0
78.0
73.0
70.0

68.0
67.5
67.0
66.0
63.0
62.6



Name of Explosive.



Cannonite

Amide powder

Progressite

Tonite

Bellite

Oxonite

Atlas powder, No. 1

Melinite

Silver fulminate

Mercury fulminate. . .

Rifle powder

Mortar powder

Rossel' s mixture

Americauite

Schnebelite



Percent-
age of
Strength.



62.0

59.0

58.5

57.0

56.0

54.4

64.0

49.0

48.

47.

35.0

30.0

89.5

82.0

80.0



.2
.5



Foreign-horn Residents of Various Countries,



341



.Statisticiji of tijt Comxtrits of tfje smtitltr.



CoUNTRIEi?.



Population .



China

British Empire*

Russian Empire

United States

France and Colonies

France

Colonies

Algeria

Senegal, etc

Tunis

Cayenne

Cambodia

CocMn-China

Touquin

New Caleaonia

Tahiti

Sahara

German EmpireJ

Prussia

Bavaria ...

Saxony

Wurtemburg

Baden . ,

Alsace-Lorraine

Hesse

Mecklenburg-Schwerin

Hamburg ,

Brunswick ,

Oldenburg ,

Saxe- Weimar

Anhalt

Saxe-Meiningen

Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Bremen

Saxe-Altenburg ,

Lippe

Reuss (younger line). .

MecMenburg-Strelitz..

Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt

Schwarzburg-Sond's's'n.

Lubeck

"VValdeck

Reuss (elder line)

Schaumburg-Lippe

German Africa

Austro-Himgarian Empire.

Japan

Netherlands

Netherlands and Colonies

Borneo

Celebes

Java

Moluccas

New Guinea

Sumatra

Surinam

Turkish Empire

European Turkey

Asiatic Turkey

Tripoli

Bulgaria.

Eg^'pt



Sq. Miles.



402,680,000

381,037,874

113,354,649

â– r69,000,000

59,666,967

38,218,903

21,448,064

3,870,000

183,237

1,500,000

26,502

1,500,000

1,223,000

12,000,000

62,752

12,800'

1,100.000

49,421,064

29,957,302

5,589,382

3,500,513

2,035,443

1,656,817

1,603,987

956,170

675,140

622,530

372,580

341,250

313,668

247,603

214,697

198,717

180,443

161,129

123,250

112,118

98,371

83,939

73,62

76,485

56,565

53,787

37,204

5,950,000

41,827,700

39,607,234

4,450,8-0

33,042,238

1,073,500

2,000,000

21,974,161

353,000

200,000

2,750,000

57,141

33,559,787

4,790,000

16,133,900

1,000,000

3,154,375

6,817,265



Capitals.



4,218,401 Peking.
11,335,806 London.
8,644,100 St. Petersburg



Washington.

Paris.

Paris.



Algiers.
St. Louis.
Tunis.
Cayenne.
Saigon.



3,602,990

3,127,856

204,177

2,923,679

260,000

580,000

45,000

46,697

32,254

13,692

60,000 Hanoi.
7,624 Noumea.

462

1,550,000|

211,108 Berlin.
134,467 Berlin.
29,291 Munich.
5,789 Dresden.
7,531 Stuttgart.
5,803 Karlsruhe,
5,602 Strasburg.
Darmstadt.
Schwerin.



2,965
5,137
158
1,425
2,479



CO0NTRIES.



Brunswick.

Oldenburg.
1,387 1 Weimar.
906 Dessau.
953 Meiuingen.
760;Gotha.
99

Alteuburg.

Detmold,

Gera

Neu Strelitz,

Rudolstadt.

S'ndershausen



511

472

319

1,131

363

333

115

433

122

131

822,000

201,591



Arolsen,

Greiz.

Buckeburg.

Vienna.



147,660 jTokio.



12,680
778,187
203,714

72,000

50,848

42,420
150,755
170,744

46,060
1,652,533

63,850
729,170
398,873

37,860
400,000



The Hague.
The Hague.



Batavia.
Amboyna.

Paramaribo.
Constantiii'ple



Tripoli.

Sofia.

Cairo.



Italy

Italy and Colonies

Abyssinia

Eritrea ,

Somal Coast ,

Spain

Spain and Colonies

Spanish Africa

Philippine Islands ,

Cuba

Porto Rico

Brazil

Mexico

Corea

Congo State

Persia

Portugal

Portugal and Colonies. .

Portuguese Africa

Portuguese Asia

Sweden and Norway.. . .

Sweden

Norway

Morocco

Belgium

Siam

Roumania

Argentine Republic

Colombia

Afghanistan

Madagascar

Chile

Peru

Switzerland

Bolivia

Greece

Denmark

Denmark and Colonies.

Iceland

Greenland

West Indies

Venezuela

Servia

Nepaul

Oman

Guatem.ala â– .

Ecuador

Liberia

Haytl

Transvaal

Salvador

Uruguay

Khiva

Paraguay

Honduras

Nicaragua

Dominican Republic

Montenegro

Costa Rica

Orange Free State

Hawaii.... -



Population,



Sq. Miles.



29,699,785

34,970,785

4,500,000

660,000

210,000

17,550,216

28,911,609

437,000

9,500,000

1,521,684

784,709

18,000,000

11,632,924

10,519,000

8,000,000

7,653,600

4,708,178

11,073,681

5,416,000

847,503

6,785,898

4,784,981

2,000,917

6,500,000

6,030,043

5,700,000

5,376,000

4,750,000

4,600,000

4,000,000

3,500,000

3,500,000

2,800,000

2,933,334

2,300,000

2,187,208

2,172,205

2,288,193

72,445

9,780

33,763

2,323,988

2,096,043

2,000,000

1,600,000

1,550,000

1,300,000

1,050,000

950,000

800,000

780,000

750,000

700,000

476,000

450,000

400,000

350,000

245,380

265,000

133,518

86,647



Capitals.



110,665

425,765

189,000

56,100

70,000

196,173

603,076

203,767

114,326

43,220

3,550

3,219,000

751,700

85,000

802,000

636,000

34,038

951,785

841,025

7,923

297,321

172,876

124,445

314,000

11,373

280,550

46,314

1,095,013

331,420

279,000

230,000

256,860

405,040

15,981

472,000

24,977

14,780

101,403

39,756

46,740

118

566,159

18,757

56,800

81,000

46,774

144,000

14,000

29,830

110,193

7,228

72,112

22,320

145,000

42,658

51,660

20,596

3,486

19,985

41,484

6,587



Rome.
Rome.



Madrid.
Madrid.



Manila.
Havana.
San Juan.
C.Rio Janeiro.
City of Mexico
Seoul.



Teheran.

Lisbon.

Lisbon.



Stockholm.

Kristiania.

Fez.

Brussels

Bangkok.

Bucharest.

Buenos Ayres.

Bogota.

Cabul.

Antananarivo

Santiago,

Lima.

Berne.

La Paz,

Athens.

Copenhagen,

Copenhagen.

Re.-)kiavik.

Godthaab.



Caracas.

Belgrade.

Khatmandu.

Muscat.

N. Guat«mala.

Quito.

Monrovia.

Portau Prince

Pretoria.

San Salvador,

Montevideo,

Khiva.

Asuncion.

Tegucigalpa.

Managua.

San Domingo.

Cettinje,

San Jose.

Bloemf ontein .

Honolulu.



* These estimates of the population and area of the British Empire include the recently acquired great possessions in Africa. For
statistics in detail see tabular page entitled "The British Empire." t Estimated for January 1, 1896. J In Europe; the late ac-
quisitions in Africa and elsewnere are given below separately. ^



jfor^iBtt^ibotn l^mi^twt^ of Uartous ^otintttfjs*



COUNTKLES.


Nimiber,

600,000
155,471

98,000
243,000

87,077
8,107

54,000


_

Per cent of
Population.


COUNTKIKS.


Number.


Per cent of
Population,


COUNTKIES.


Number.


Per cent of
Population,


Argentine Republic*
Austria. ............


14.68
0.66
1.96
2.64
3.45

2!84


Egypt!

France |!

Germany +

G.Britain & Ireland

Greece ^

Holland**

Italy


90,886

1,101,728

434,525

127,000

31,969

47,888

261,000


1.34

2.87
0.94
0.36
1.62
1.06
1.02


Japan**


9,063

89,000

148,000

41,000

238,313

17,000

9,249,547


0.02


Roumania

Russia


1.82




0.21


Brazil


Spain


0.26


Chilet


Switzerland

Sweden & Norway.
United Statestt...


8.17


China J


0.27


Deimrark


14.90



* In 1887.



t In 1885.



X In 1890,



§ In 1882. [In 1891.



t In 1879,



** In 1889.



tt Census of 1890.



342



Miiiistries of Principal European Countries.



^iwiutxitn of Jlrincipal SSutopean i^ountrirs.

December 1, 1895.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

EMPIRE.



Minister Foreign Affairs— Count GoluchowskL
Minister Finance—^, von Kallay.

Frime Minister— Count Badeni.
Minister Ji'mance— Chevalier von Bilinski.
Minister Defence— Count von Welsersheimb.
Minister Fublic Instruction— Baron Gautsch.



Minister TFar— Baron F. von Bauer.



AUSTKIA.



Fresident— Baron Banfify.

Minister Defeyice-Baron Gesa Fejervary.

3finister Commerce-Ernest Daniel

Minister Education and Wdrship—'Dr. J. Wlassitch.



Premier and Foreign Affairs— Z. de Burlet.
Minister Finance— "M:. de Smet de Nayer.
Minister Interior and Fublic Instruction— M. Schel

laert.
Minister Works— W. de Bruyn,



Minister Agriculture— Count Falkenhayn.
Minister Interioi'— Marquis von Bacquehem.
Minister Justice— Count Schoenborn.
Minister Commerce-Baron Glanz.

HUNGARY.

Minister Ji'inance— Ladislas Lukacs.
Minister Agriculture— Count Audor Fesztetich.
Minister J'lWiiice— Alexander Erdelyi.
Minister J?iterior— Desiderius Perczel.

BELGIUM.

Minister War— Gen. Brassine.

Minister Justice— M. V. Begrem.

Min. Railways, Posts, Etc. — M. Van den Peereboom,

Minister Industry and Labor— M., Nyssens.



FRANCE.



Fi-esident and Minister Interior— M. Leon Bourgeois.
Minister Foreign Affairs— M. Berthelotv
Minister Finance— M. Doumer.
Minister Colonies— M. Combes.
Minister Commerce— M.. Mesureur.
Minister Marine— M. Lockroy.

GERMANY.

Cliancellor of the Empire— Prince Clovis von Ho-

henlohe-Schillingsfurst.
Minister Fcn'eign ^^a/rs— Marshal von Bieberstein,
Minister Intenor— Dr. von Boetticher.
Minister Marine — Admiral Hollmann.



Minister War—M. Godefroy Cavaignac.
Minister Fublic Woi-ks—M. Guyot-Dessaigne.
3Iinister Justice and Worship— M. Bicard.
Minister Instruction and Arts-
Minister Agriculture-'M.. Viger.



Minister Justice— I>r. von Hanauer.
Minister Finance— Countvon Posadowski-Wehner.
Minister Post- Office— Dr. von Stephan.
Minister Hailroads— Dr. von Thielen,



ITALY.



President and Minister InterUyr—'Siignor F. Crispi.
Minister Foreign Affairs— Baron Albert Blanc.
Minister JusticeSignor A. Calenda di TavanL
Minister IFar— Gen. S. Mocenni.
Minister Jfa7-fri6— Vice- Admiral C. Morin.



Minister Instruction— Signor G. BacellL
Minister of Fi7iance— Signor P. Boselli.
Minister Agriculture— Signor Barozzuoli.
Minister Public Works— Signor G. Saracco.
Minister Posts and Telegraphs— Signor M. Ferraris.



NETHERLANDS.



President and Minister Foreign Affairs— Joan Roell.
Minister Interior— Dr. S. Van Houten.
3Iinister Colonies— Dr. Jacques Henri Bergsma.
Minister Justice— Dr. W. Van der Elaay.



Minister Finance— Dr. J. P. Sprenger Van Eyk.
Minister TFar— Lieut. -Gen. C. D. H. Schneider.
Minister Marine— 'H.. M. Van der Wyck.
Minister ComTnerce-Ph. W. Van der Sleyden.



Minister Foreign Affairs— Frince Lobaiioff.
Minister Finance— M. De Witte.
Minister Interior— IsL Dournovo.
Minister Instruction — Count Delanoff.



RUSSIA.

Minister War — Gen. VannovskL
Minister il/artne- Admiral TchikatcheflC
Minister Justice— M. MuravieSl



P-esident of Council— Sehor Canovas del Castillo.
Minister Foreign Affairs— Du^e of Tetuan.
Minister T Fa?-— Gen. Azcarraga.
Minister Marine— Admiral Beranger.
Minister J/iferior— Sefior Cos Ganon.



SPAIN.

Minister Finance— Senor Navarro Reverter.
Minister Public Works —
Minister Colonies— Sehor Castellanos.
Minister Justice— Se&or E^mero Bobledo.



Prime Minister— 'E,. G. Bostrom.
Minister Foreign Affairs—
Minister Justice — A. Ostergren.
Minister War— Gen. Baron A, E. Bappe,



SWEDEN AND NORWAY.

SWEDEN.

Minister Marine— J. C. E. Christersoru
Minister Interior— Victor L. Groll.
Minister Finance— Baron von Essen.
Minister Instruction— Dr. J. F. GUljam.



President of Council— 'Kmil Stang.
Minister TFar— C. W. E. B. Alssu.
Minister Interior— P. Birch- Reichenwald,
Minister Justice— E. Motzfeldt.



ITORWAY.

Minister Finance— O. A. Furn.

Minister Public TFwArs— P. Nlisen.

Minister Beligion and Instruction— A.. C. Bang.



Prime ilflnister— Said Pacha.

Minister Foreign Affairs— Tev^fik. Pacha.

Minister Interior— Memduli Pacha.

Minister FinanceSahri Bey.

Minister of Justiceand TFar— Abdurraliman Pacha



TURKEY.

Minister Instruction— Zuhdi Pacha.
Jlf/niA-terJ/arine— Hassan Pacha.
Minister Public Woi-ks—M. Djelalledin Pacha.
Minister TFors/iip— Gareid Pacha.



Statin oi tjt (H^o^tvnmtntn ot tje miovUf. 343



December 1, 1895.



COUNTKY.



Official Head.



Afghanistan

Annam

Argentine Republic,

Austria- Hungary

Baluchistan

Belgium

Bokhara

Bolivia

Borneo

Brazil

Bulgaria

Chile

China

Colombia

Congo Free State

Costa Bica

Dahomey

Denmark

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Egypt

France

Germany

Prussia

Bavaria

Saxony

Wurtemberg

Baden

Hesse

Lippe-Detmold

Annalt

Brunswick

Mecklenburg-Schwerin.

Mecklenburg-Strelitz. . .

Oldenburg

Saxe- Altenburg

Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Saxe-Meiningen

Saxe-Weimar

Waldeck-Pyrmont

Great Britain and Ireland

Greece

Guatemala

Hawaii

Hayti

Honduras

India (British)

Italy

Japan

Khiva

Korea

Liberia

Luxemburg

Madagascar

Mexico

Monaco

Montenegro

Morocco

Nepal

Netherlands

Nicaragua

Oman

Orange Free State

Paraguay

Persia

Peru

Portugal

Roumania

Russia

Salvador

Samoa

Sarawak

Servia

Siam

Spain

Sweden and Norway

Switzerland

Tonga

Transvaal(S. African Rep

Tunis

Turkey

United States of America.

IJruguay

Venezuela

Zanzibar



Abdur Rahman Khan

Bun-Can

Senor Uriburu

Francis Joseph

Mir Muhammad

Leopold II

Seid Abdul Ahad

General Alonzo

Hasim Jalilal Alam Akamaldin

Dr. Prudente de Moraes

Ferdinand

Admiral Jorge Montt

Kuang Hsii

Miguel A. Caro

Leopold

Rafael Iglesias

Guthili

Christian IX

General Ulises Heureaux

General Eloy Alfaro

Abbas

Francois Felix Faure

William II

William II

Otto

Albert ,

William II

Frederick I

Ernst Louis V

Adolphus

Frederick

Prince Albrech t

Frederick Francis III

Frederick William

Peter

Ernest

Alfred

George II

Karl Alexander

Frederick

Victoria

George I

Gen. Jose Maria Reina Barrios ,

Sanford B. Dole

General L. M. F. Hippolyte

Polycarpo Bonilla

Victoria

Humbert

Mutsu Hito

Seid Mehomed Rahim

Li Hung

J. J. Cheeseman

Adolph (Duke of Nassau)

Ranavalona III

General Porfirio Diaz

Albert

Nicholas

Abdul Azziz

Surendra Bikram Shamsher Jang

Wilhelmina (a minor)

General Jose Santos Zelaj^a

Seyyid Feysal binTurkee.-

F. W. Reitz /

General Egusquiza

Nasir-ed-Din .-s..'

General Nicola Pierola

Carlos I

Charles ,

Nicholas II

General Gutierrez

Tamasese

Sir Charles Johnson Brooke

Alexander I

Chulalongkorn I

Alphonso XIII. (a minor)

Oscar II

Joseph Zemp

George II

S. J. Paul Kruger

Sidi Ali Pasha

Abdul Hamid II

Grover Cleveland

Senhor Idiarte Borda

General Joaquin Crespo

Hamed bin Thwain



Title.



Ameer

King

President

Emperor

Khan

King

Ameer

President

Sultan

President

Prince

President

Emperor

President

Sovereign

President

King

King

President

President

Khedive

President ,

Emperor. \

King ;

King ,

King ,

King

Grand Duke. .
Grand Duke. .

Prince ,

Duke

Regent ,

Grand Duke. .
Grand Duke. .
Grand Duke. .

Duke

Duke

Duke

Grand Duke. .

Prince

Queen

King

President

President

President

President

Empress. .......

King

Mikado

Kahn

King

President

Grand Duke. . .

Queen

President

Prince

Prince

Sultan

Maharaja

Queen

President

Sultan

President

President

Shah

President

King

King

Emperor

President

King

Raja

King

King

King

King

President

King

President

Bey

Sultan

President

President ,

President

Sultan (Seyyid)



Bom.



1845

1879

Aug. ' * 18, 1830



April



Feb,
Aug.
April



9,1835

1864



1844
26,1861

1847
2, 1872

1848
9, 1835

1864



April 8, 1818



July
Jan.

Jan.



14, 1874
31, 1841

27, 1859

April 27,1848
April 23,1828



Feb.

Sept.
Nov.



25, 1848

9. 1826
25, 1868

1859
April 29,1831
May 8, 1837
March 19, 1851
Oct. 17, 1819

8. 1827
16, 1826

6,1844
2, 1826

24. 1818
20, 1865

24. 1819
24, 1845
24, 1856

1844



July

Sept.

Aug.

April

June

Jan.

May

Dec.

Dec.



May 24, 1819
March 14, 1844
Nov. 3, 1852



July
July



Nov.
Oct.



Aug,



1845
25, 1851

"24,1817
1861

"is, 1848
7,1841

1878

1874

31, 1880



Acceded,



July

Jan,

Jan.

Dec.

Aug.,

Dec.

Nov.

Aug.

May,

Nov.

Aug.

Dec.

Jan.

Aug.



22, 1880

30, 1889

22, 1895

2,1848

1893

10, 1865

12, 1885

17, 1894

1885

15, 1894

11, 1887

26, 1891

12, 1875

7, 1892

April 30,1885

May 8, 1894



Jan.

Nov.

Sept.

Sept. ,

Jan.

Jan.

June

June
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.



15. 1894
15, 1863

1, 1886

1895

7, 1892

17. 1895

15, 1888

13, 1886

29, 1873

6, 1891

5, 1856

March 13, 1892

1895



May
Oct.



22,1871

21, 1885



April 15,1883
Sept 6,1860



July 18, 1831



Sept. 28, 1863
April 20,1839
May 18, 1868



June

Aug.
Sept.
May
Jan.



3,1829
14, 1876
21, 1853
17, 1886
21, 1829



June 18, 1874



Oct.
Sept.



5, 1817
21, 1842



March 18,1837

1844
1856



Feb,

Aug.

Aug.

Sept.

July

May

June

Oct.

July

May

Feb.,

Jan.

Jan.

Feb.

Jan. ,

Jan.

Nov.

July

Dec.

Sept.

Aug.

June

Nov.

Oct.,

June

Nov.

Nov.

Sept.

Aug.

Oct.

March 26,' 1881

Nov. 2, 1894

June 5, 1894

Jan. 3, 1894

June 11, 1868

March 6,1889

Oct. 1, 1868

May 17, 1886

Sept.

Dea



27, 1853

3. 1853

23, 1893

20. 1866
8, 1853

12. 1893
20, 1837
31, 1863

1892

3, 1894-

15, 1890

1894

1. 1877

9. 1878

13. 1867
1865
1864

2, 1892
23, 1890
13, 1883

1, 1892

10. 1889
14, 1860

11. 1894
1884

23. 1890
1893

4, 1888

22. 1893

25. 1894
10, 1848

12. 1895
19, 1889



May

Oct.
Aug.



18, 1872
15, 1894
1893
12, 1893

28, 1882
31,1876



March 4,1893
March, 1894
March 14,1894
March 5,1893



344



Sovereigns of Europe.



.Sabereignis of fSuropc*



AHKANGSD ACCORDING TO THE DATES OF THEIR ACCESSION
TO THE THKONE.



Sovereigns.



Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, etc

Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria

Frederick, Grand Duke of Baden

Peter, Grand Duke, Oldenburg

Charles, Grand Duke, Saxe- Weimar

Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg

John II., Prince of Liechtenstein

Henry XXII. ,Pr. of Reuss (Elder line).

Nicholas, Prince of Montenegro

Frederick William, Grand Duke of

Mecklenburg- Strelitz

Adolphus, Prince of Schaumburg-Lippe.

George I., King of the Greeks

Christian IX., King of Denmark

Leopold II., King of the Belgians

Charles, King of Eoumania

George II., Duke of Saxe-Meiningen

Henry XIV., Prince of Reuss (Younger

line)

Frederick ^uke of Anhalt

Oscar II., King of Sweden and Norway.

Albert, King of Saxony

Abdul Hamid, Sultan of Turkey

Humbert I. , King of Italy

Leo XIII. , Pope

Charles, Prince of Schwarzburg-Sonders-

hausen

Frederick III., Grand Duke of Mecklen-

burg-Schwerin

Alphonso XIII. vKing of Spain

Otho I., King of Bavaria

William II., German Emperor.

Alexander I. , King of Servia

Albert, Prince of Monaco

Charles I., King of Portugal

Gunther, Pr. of Schwarzburg-Budolstadt
Adolphus, Grand Duke of Luxemburg. .

Wilhelmina, Queen of Netherlands

William, King of Wiirtemberg

ErnesfL'ouis, Grand Duke of Hesse

Frederick, Prince of Waldeck

Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Nicholas II., Emperor of Russia

Adolphus, Prince of Lippe-Detmold



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1837


18


1848


18


1852


25


1853


25


1853


35


1853


26


1858


18


1859


13


1860


19


1860


40


1860


43


1863


17


1863


45


1865


30


1866


26


1866

1


40


1867


35


1871


40


1872


43


1873


45


1876


33


1878


34


1878

1


68


1880

1


49


1883


32


1886




1886


38


1888


29


1889


13


1889


41


1889


26


1890


88


1890


73


1890


10


1891


43


1892


23


1893


28


1893


48


1894


26


1895


36



ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR .RESPECTIVE AGES.



Sovereigns.









Leo XIII., Pope

Adolphus. Grand Duke of Luxemburg.
Adolphus, Pr. of Schaumburg-Lippe. .

Christian IX., King of Denmark

Charles, Grand Duke of Saxe- Weimar.

Victoria, Queen of Qreat Britain

Frederick William, Grand Duke of

Mecklenburg- Strelitz

George II., Duke of Saxe-Meiningen. .

Frederick, Grand Duke of Baden

Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg

Peter, Grand Duke of Oldenburg

Albert, King' of Saxony

Oscar II.,Kmgof Sweden and Norway
Charles, Prince of Schwarzburg-Son-

dershausen

Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria.. .

Frederick, Duke of Anhalt

Henry XIV. , Pr. of Reuss( Y ' nger line)

Leopold II., King of the Belgians

Charles, King of Roumania

John II., Prince of Liechtenstein

Nicholas, Prince of Montenegro

Abdul Hamid, Sultan

Humbert I. , King of Italy

Alfred, Duke of Saxe- Coburg-Gotha. . .

George I., King of the Greeks

Henry XXII., Pr. of Reuss (Eld. line).

William, King of Wiirtemberg

Otho, King ot Bavaria

Albert, Prince of Monaco

Frederick III., Grand Duke of Meck-

lenburg-Schwerin

Gunther,Pr.of Schwarzb' g-Rudolstadt

William II., German Emperor

Adolphus, Prince of Lippe-Detmold. .

Charles I. , King of Portugal

Frederick, Prince of Waldeck

Nicholas II., Emperor of Russia

Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse

Alexander I., King of Servia

Wilhelmina. Queen oi Netherlands

Alphonso XIII. , King of Spain



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1810 85

1817 78
1817 '78

1818 77

1818 77

1819 76

1819 76

1826 69
11826 69
il826 69

1827 68

1828 67



VI. d.
9 29
5 7

5 ..
8 22

6 6

7 7

2 13

8 28

3 21
3 14
5 23
8 7



1829 66 11 10



1830 65
1830 65
183164
1832 63
1835 60
183y 56
1840 55
1841,54
1842*53
1844 51

1844 51

1845 50
1846 '49
1848 '47
1848 47
1848^47

185144
1852 43
1859 36



4 24
4 13
8 2

7 3

8 21

8 19
2 26

2 23

3 8

9 17

4 26
7



1859
1863

1865
1868
1868 127
'1876 19
1880 15
18861 9



3
3

4
19

12
9
4

11
4



11 11



14
6

18
1

14



The royal and impei'ial personages who died in 1895 were Reigning Prince Waldemar, of Lippe-
Detmold; Archdukes Albert and Ladislas. of Austria; Grand Duke Alexis Michaelovitch, of Russia;
Elizabeth, wife of the Hereditary Grand Duke of Oldenburg; the Dowager Princess of Battenberg,
Cardinal Prince Lucieu Bonaparte, Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte Wyse, Ismail Pacha, ex-Khedive of
Egypt; Meuelek, King of Abyssinia; AbuBakar, Sultan of Johore, and the Crown Prince of Siam.



^ COST OF THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY.

The annuities paid by the British people to the royal family for its support are as follows: The
Queen, $1,925,000; Prince of Wales, $200,000; Princess of Wales, $50,000; Dowager Empress Frederick of
Germany, $40,000; Duke of Edinburgh, $50,000; Princess Christian, $30,000; Princess Louise, $30,000;



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