Tbe remains of Prince Paul Demidoff, after resting in the chapel of the Villa di Pratolioo during several months, lightod day and night by enormous candelabras, were sent from Florence by special train to Siberia, accompanied by the widow and the pope of the family. The Demidoffs are immensely rich. Their ancestor a blacksmith, was presented with an iron mine and a title of nobility by Peter tbe Great, and bought properity in the Ural, on which were discovered extensive mines of copper, silver, and gold. At the same time as ihe corpse the monument was forwarded for the tomb in Siberia executed by the sculptor ftomanelli, at an expense of 40,000f. The road from Pratolino to Florence was adorned with flowers, and the Pullman car destined to receive the coffin was transformed into a richly ornamented chapel. At Nijni-Novgorod the coffin will be transferred to a boat and pass along the riven Volga and Kama to Perna, where it will be sent by rail to Taigul, in Siberia. There the operative population who work in the late Prince's mines will lender the last honours to the deceased.
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 22, 25 September 1885, Page 7
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238Untitled New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 22, 25 September 1885, Page 7
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