The New York herald - 1898-06-24 (4118552) — page 6
HERR SZCZEPANIK'S
NEW INVENTIONS.
His Tapestry-Weavirg Machine and
Wireless Telegraph Apparatus to Be Exhibited.
COMING ROYAL WEDDING.
The Duchess Sofie of Bavaria Engaged to Count von ToerringJettenbach.
ViENNi, Tuesday.—The KaiEer has just left for Bruck, where he will inspect the second series of troops in camp there. He is accompanied by the Archduke Franz
I ho niece of the Empress, the Duchess Sofie of Bavaria, is engaged to to Count von Toernng Jettenbach. The bride-elect, who is in her twenty-fourth year, is the daughter of Dr. Karl Theodor, Duke of Bavaria, and the Duchess Maria Josepha, née Princess of Braganz,, Infanta of Portugal. She, like her mother, has been of great help to her father in assistoTnn1111 llt the™aDy patients, more than , 2,500, who have been operated upon by the celebrated Royal oculist. She is Honorary Lady of the Order of Theresa. Tha bridegroom-elect is in his thirty-sixth year, and owns the largest (states in Bava,ia. He also possesses much land in the Kingdom of Wurtt.mberg. He comes from one of the oldest families, King Heinrich III. having in 1100 granted his ancesm5S the titles of Toerring and Tengling. The wedding will take place in the month of August. The elder sister of the Duchess Sofie was married to Duke Wilhelm of Drach, Count of YViirttemburg. ' in the summer of 1892.
EXHIBITION AWARDS.
lo oowin-,, prizes have been awarded to exhibitors at the Jubilee Art Exhibition ; I he Archduke Otto'a prize as Protector of the Exhibition to the sculptor Herr FranzSeifertP nnce Johann zu Liechenstein's prize3 to the sculptors Her/n Josef Giiichut and Kichard Kaufungen and to the painter Herr Franz Thide ; Baron Friedrich von Leitc-nbarger s prizes to the painters Hewn Alexander D. Goltz, Adolf HirschI, and the sculptor Herr von Otto Modersohn ; Baron Moritz von KoeDigswarter's prizes to Herr Anton Kaiser for his etchings ; the Fritz von Dobner prize has gone to the painter Ilerr G. A. Helzl - Baron Richard von Drasche's prize to the painter Herr Edward Amesedes ; the Anton Dreher pnzi to the sculptor Herr Theodor Charleinont ; the Nicolas Dumba prizo to the painter Herr Josef N. Gelles ; and the Countess Mane Anerling Hoyos' prize to !11e,rn ?r Baron Karl von Merode - the
.i P Hitter von Schoeller prize to the painter Heir Hans Temple ; the Wolfgang von Manner prize to H«r Hugo Dai-natit ; the Alexander Deschoener prize to the sculptor AléXlindtr Swoboda - the Karl S'tterT V°f }Vt8f'y p:ize to the painter He.r Jcsef Ivinzel, and that given by Herr Bachofen von E.hl for w-d»U has been given to Herr iratz X. Pawlik
LATEST ARRIVALS.
Among the latest arrivals in Vienna are : -
At the Hotel Bristol : Mr.'J. K. Heyvvard
Herr N" H. - B°3 ,kiD, 'Cf Charleston; Mrs w'i'r , von WewaLovitscb, Mis. NV 11 lia in èe Groot, of New York ! Herr Alexis de \\' oil vcd"ky, Vice-Consul in Soili, and Mr. and Mrs E. 11. Wakeauon, of San Francisco,
At the Grand Hotel Baroness COli denp : Baron u V,y, Baton Cadenari, Baron Offeruiana, Nicole Ritter von Ibc.jichatsch^fl", Count Josef LUlnberg,
Count Lothair Rothkirch and Mr. Charles Unger, of New York.
Ferdinand, who will make his first appearance in Bruck to-day. There will be great ovations, a dinner in the " Burg" and many other functions in honor of the Jubilee ye1r.
At the Hotel Sicher : Count C. Andrassy, Countess Waldstein, Baron C. Crobloch, Count A. SzechenJi. Count H. Aspremont and Baron J. EichofE.
At the Hotel Victoria : Countess A.
Ugarte and Countess S. Harbural.
At the Hotel Meissl und Schadn : Count J. Wallis, Count H. Demblin de ViIle, Countess B. Radatz-Laz ir, Baron F. von Klein, Ritter A. von Tabora, Count and Countess M. Batthyany and Ritter Nagy von Rothkreuz.
At the Hotel Metropole : Barons R. and C. Meud.
At the Hotel de France : Mr. A. Mermcd ' of St. Louis.
At the Hotel Koenig von Ungarn : Count B. Tiefenhausen.
At the Hotel Matschakerhof : Count B.
Serenyi, Count C. Neusese, Baron C. Sedmitzky, Baron G. Weigelsperg and Baron and Baroness Henring.
There will be an additional attraction at the Jubilee Exhibition in the course of three or four weeks, for the owners of Urania have offered their building to Herr Jan Szczepanik, and there the pictures 'which I described some time ago of the Emperor and " Mark Twain " will be woven before the eyes of the public, and what will prove of even greater attraction there he will ehow writing which has baen transmitted by means of his " Distance oeer. And still more, as Herr Szczepanik's brain is always at work either in inventing Something new or perfecting inventions of Others; ue will exhibit both telephone and 'Oiegraph without wire. All these will be sure to draw cro.vds, and the fact that eithtr the inventor or his chief engineer Will lecture and explain the inventions will ■ b3 sure to give the exhibition a much r greater interest. Those who will have the pleasure of listening to Herr Szczepanik cannot fail to be carried away by him. He is so convinciog, and yet so geniul, and modest. -
The 'I Secession " picture exhibition closed it!3 doors to-day, after a most brilliant Eeason lasting three months. The promoters have every reason to be satisfied at the results, which are such as to warrant e a permanent exhibition, the building 1 for which is being rapidly completed. I A very large proportion of the pictures exhibited has been sold and so taany people have visited the exhibition that by special request the doors were kept bpen a week longer than was originally intended. To-day a large crowd was pre- T sent viewing the pictures, and a favored few were assembled in " Der Sacrum " r where the oldest artist in Vienna, Herr vo'n U Altj was presented with a spray of golden laurel leaves by Herr Kliut in the name of the young Viennese artists.
It was a very touching scene, for Herr von Alt numbers eighty-six years, and as he says, will not live to see many Secession inhibitions. He was deeply moved at the t,, token of love and respect, and could hardly express his thanks, to surprised was he.
The Archduke Franz Salvator is stopping at Lamz, where he is the gueit of the : • Emperor and Empress.
Princess Stephania his returned from thi Franzensbad. By the bye, the beginning of July there will be a bicycle corso in that fashionable " Bad." Races will be run, quadrilles danced) comic figures represented, in fact all sorts of amusing things will be performed by cyclists. °
The Kaiser and Kaiserin will go to Ischl on July 1 where they will spend the summer. The Archduchess Marie Valerie ou and her children will ioin her th - t'h
DUCHESS SOFIE.
AMERICA TO EUROPE.
To THE EDITOR CF THE HERALD : — My cannon roar, my anvils ring,
Bis hitting scourge will never cease While nations trample on His law.
America and Spain must bleed Till outraged Cuba shall be freed.
CHARLES WESTON JENKINS.
Zurich, June 20, 1898.
My battle-flags are wide unfurled, Not to dethrone an infant King,
Or belt an empire round the world ; ' Nor would I pluck the vengeance-brand From the Almighty's own right hand. The cry of blood before my gate
Tears through my heart and buras my brain, Could I be mute or weakly prate
Of peace, mine were the curse of Cain.
In every age, in eveiy clime,
A craven peace is blackest crime.
God send to those His holy peace
Who do not fear His holy war !
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(ijticura
SOAP is sold throughout the world, British depot: F. NEWEFR)' & SONS. London. POTTER DRUG AND CNF.sr. CORP.. Sole Props., Boston, U. S. A. •' Uoiy to Purify the Skin," post free.
EVERY HUMOUR by CUTICURA REMEDIES.01"0*1 I
CUTICURASIACY by THB UNIVERSAL PHAR wU I !uUnMMAOY,213 rue Saint-Eonoré.Paris.
n LADIES' LINGERIE,
CHEMIST & DRUGGIST by Appointment to the BRITISH
and AMERICAN EMt!AaRTT'e
I z, Rue Castiglione, 2 EST A BUSHED -to ypARs
PARIS. HSSJKSSTo.,
LADIES' ATTIRE.
DRESSES ■ 5 rue Boudreau, MUM!-
LE CORSET ROYAL, LOUIS XV. FORM. (Registered.)
10 RUE DE LA PAlX, FIRST FLOOR.
a BABIES' CLOTHES,
LE CORSET ROYAL is,the mo.t appreciated by ladies n the highest Parisian society. The Corset Royal gives suppleness and elegance to the figure, is pleasant; : to wear, and from its form causes no f iti^ue.
I|(JP7 DRESSES & MANTLES. LIGEZI 48 Bd. Haussmann.^ NEW DESIGN FOR EAOH LADY. Moderate prices
Finest Modes in Paris, 15fr., 25fr. 35fr. i "
SUZANNE!P 22 RUE LAFAYETTE (Behind Opéra)
P- BARROIN.:!<.
DRESSES, MANTLES, TROUSSEAUX.
394 rue Saint-Honore, Paris.
f HOSIERY, CURTAINS,
r Blankets and fi-ents' Departments s e [l ©LOVES,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES.
„ J>nt Mondays the HERAT.D will pub. -------.'sh "Situation X. Wanted advertisements at the rate of 2ic. line.
Iy 28 T)OSNE ALLEMANDE UHt.ECHE PLACE OuMME: de Triomphe,c.lisinière; bJnne référence, B. V., 13 rue de I'Ara;
R N FJÜIME DE OtlAMBRE, 27 ANS, RE:DOM-
I tar. -Vmand^e par maître, slch bien travailler dans les e 27 robes et coifl., ayant habitude de voyasrer, dema*k
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, j place. A. B., 46 rue Desbordes-Valmore, Passy.
riUlS., PAIS. MENAGE, DEM. PL, PARIS -.-,OU'
28 Bo,qlJct,camp,; 33 ans '' bounes rW6re;ce-- 0. L , 33 avenue
UISINIERE OHEROHE PLACE; BONNE REFE- rence. R. R , 13 rue Vaneau.
pOUTURIBRE, 28 ANS, DEMANDE PLI,.OE POUR
. 9 V^femme de chambre or jouTDée bourgeoise ; borne r<;f(5re-nc3. M. B., 15 aveni-.e Fried'and.
Ig 10 £0U3 les lundis le HERALD publira let annonces ig. 15 " Demandes d'Emploi " au prix de 25c. la ligne.
UlzilNIERE, 38 ANS, PARLANT ANGIZtTI)^
sire place ; voyagèriit; b3 :nes riferencjs. M. V., ' "Herald" Office. ■
PJOISINIERB, 45 ANS, FAIT MENAGE, DEMANDS V^place chez pers. seule. Paris OJ. c impagne ; bonnes r6f. A. B. O., rue Saint-Georges.
place, AME, FRANÇAISE, VEOVE, 45 ANS, DEMAND!
-1^ place, goavernanfce d'iutér:eur ou prè s d'uBe per-
;LL sonne fOuffrante; voyagerait; cxcellente tklhenee 24, E. G., 49 rue d'Amsterdam.
Lat- TV^OISELLE, FR iNg I lSE, 94 ANS. DESllUT -Laplace cans famille étrangère fename de chambre QU gouvernante d'enfants. Ec lie E. J., 21 rue Leclnse. ]
T^EMOISELLE, FRANC AI-E, 30 AN?7 REOOM- ' -L/mar.dee par maîtres. "1.chant clstumes, desire places 1 fernn..e de chambre. Ecrire V. W., 3 avenue Moataigoe s -.Z Paris. 1
5 DEMOISELLE, 28 ANS, ALSACIENNE, DEMANDR 1 y place à tout faire ; voyagerait ; coutete tt cnisine ; i France on etranger Rcdr<' M L.. 18 rne MuntnhV t. j pVKMOISELLB, 37 AN8, FRANy.. iX EL. RiF.,
J -L'uPmande place demoiselle de com.'. ou gouv. d',nté- ' n; riei,ir ; vo3 agrrra-.t. M. D. C , 4 9 rue d'Amsterdam. ' ■ T?SGLISH PER-ON, 28, CAN SKW, SEhVi! AT
g 17 —
tT) would travel, desires a place as maid ; speaks French ; ref. J. M., 178 rue Saint-Honor6.
.,aiteoi DE OHAMBRE, ALLEMANDE, 3) ANS,
— A. iait coiffure, couture, entretsnir le liege, sachant bit n son service, desire place ; bonce reference. B. P.,
4-5 rue Laborde.
FEMME DE CHAMBRE, BONNK COUTURIERE, mar;ee, 32 ans, bonne reference. M. R., 93 rue de
Lille.
W T^EMME DE OHAMBRE. FRA' Ç'AIS;¡!, DESIRE
_ P ace ; voyagerait, F. P , 122 Faub urg Saint-Martin, CIEMME DE CHAMBRE, 26 ANS, CELIBATAIRI?,
A sachant faire robes, coiffer (t lingerie; bonnes reft- * rences. J B" 10 rue de i'Are de T/iomphe. '■>
L'EMMEDE OHAMBRE, 36 ANS, CONNA1T TRE8 * I bien service (t fait costume, très bonne réCerenoe, $I demande place Paris ou pour voyager. J. T., 84 11 B- avenue AVagram.
g. 22 A LLEMANDF, 30 ANS, DEM. PL PRES ENF. 0TT
- /^tOUVESNANTE POOR ENFAT, T3, ALLEMANDE, VJfmunie de bonnes ref-irences, dédre (mploi ; Dans deri.ifere mai,on. Eorire M. M., 5 rue Ohateaubiiand.
Paris.
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/J1 HAND OFFICE CATHOLlQUE DE PLACEMENT, i G45 rue de S6vres (en face le Bon Marchi). Paris. ;
3 Personnel special et de cl1mx pour families françaises t 7 et étrangères.
, English spoken. Telephone 702 57..
JEU^NE FJiiMME, 28 ANf, DISTINGUEE, PARLANT
deux lan?ues. demande situation døm e de com- ; pagnie, grande habitude des voyages. M. B., 22 rue de Longchamp. -s
JKUNE FILLE, 24 ANS, DESIRE PLACE FEMME |'| de chi.mbre ou s'occuperait d'un eijfant; bonnes | 1 refer nces verb i 01. g, L . G , 110 rue La Bo6tie.
EUNE PERSONNE, 25 ANS, DESIRE HAlT SE
g. 24 de chambre ; bons ren. K, K" 8 rue de g raalsbourg..
plicer comma femme de .Iiambre ou gouvercante d'enfants ; t'es bonms references. ' &'adresser M. B., 47 i rue de Moncea u. . !•
PREMIERE FEMME DE OHAMBRE, SACHiNiT
tude bien da faire robes et costumes, taill r, coiffer, habi- \ du service, dpbire place. Binet. 74 rue Demotirs. j RES BONNE CUIEIMERE DEMANDE PIAOK";
de bonne J refererces; 35 ans. E. G, 10 rue de rAre ;
Tiiomphe. ~w
TYPEWRITING, STENOGRAPHY. - ENGLISH j lady requires engagement in P,ri,,. Addiess Z., * care of Madame, 157 Faubourg .Jaint-Honor6.
Us'NerEi XRE-S BONNE CUItilNIERiS, FAIT PATIS- ^ õerie et glace, demande place ou t xtra; bonne rt'M- » rence. Ecrire O. B , 128 rue de Courcplles. t EUVE, 59 ANS, BO-'ql,,E EDUCATION, SUITE
reve»s foitune, desire jl:.c- gouvernante ou diiigtr ; intérieur chez p riODne seule, ou dame compagnie: vojagerait; exe. rtittrences. Eciire L E., "Herald" , j Office.
yKUVB, 31 ANS, DEMA.NLE PLACE FEMMH: DE [ . chamb :e ou lingère; bonues references.
15 Ii V nuede Friedlahd...i
g. 31 AS L mY'a MAID, SWISS-FRENOHTHAlRDiw?
'VAN f TED -dTUATIOlS AS TYPIST A>'1> : : thorthard writ. r by fc tch young lidy ; b en in : j
France 9 months : go ]d refer. nces required arc! given. 3 A. M.. " Herald " Office. 1
It, ,t. 14 7 Pyrénées, As ing, dressmaking, Paris.packing, B. D.,
^ 2g * !t. 2 A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, WELL EDUCA.TED;: seeks holiday engigement as governess-companionY' bes^ references; no salary required. Write W '»
Hprald " Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES.
On Mondays the HERALD wiQji publish "Situation Wanted " advertisements at the rate of 25e. a line.
YALF.T I)E CHAMBRE, C.O-N.NAlIcS I NT BIEN LE Fe. vie 1 ; tres bonnes rf-femref, c'cmaniie placoFcrire C. B., 199 Faubourg S..]!]t-ironc.r\
Tous les lundis le BJOUALD pUbli)'(t Us alll/Ollces " -Deinandes d'Emploi" au prix de 25c. la liglle,
BON VALET DE OR.-MAITRE D'HOTRL. 32 ANS, oelib , recomm md<i par m', icr." 6 ans mêroe maison, dem. place Purii ou etranger. ■ A. C., 70 rae La Bieti0-
Cs'.)rta CUISINIER, 33 -ANS, PATI3SIER:"0tSc^ nt maiSon bourgeoise, exc lleote? ref'Tt'iice-, demande placa semblable ou hots1-, saison, Ecrire Gouie, 9 rue de La Chtise-
ENGLISH VALET, 30, WITH GENT,LH:YlAN', good rtf. and charucte-, little French; go abro id 0. P., 8 rue du Dome.
J.I<.:IJJlõE AIENAGB1, SAN.S ENF., L)HdAfDE PuaOU v»let de ch iiub.-e-cui jui&M : bona. rcf. S'adrefser S C, 83 avenge .Maljki.il.
till AiTitE D'HOTcfL vr b OS N K CUlSl-NlhRKrltis<" 1-3 -ins de rif, I-eco - _I) mi ,,I-, ptr maiores, jidtirrnt pl., Pa.r.s ou p ov. Pónvi", 221 bl ii't.-Gerffiain
MAJORDOME-MAITRFI ])'HOTEL, TdlLE Ira.
7?cm.. it c u:in:&re premier o:dre, dé:ird,t place, l\tiis 0'1 province. E< ire AI. Captiste, " f.,'erpl,l " Office. rpKKV BuN VALTT DE CHAAIBRK, 33 A^> A céllr¡¡,tai c, d'ii.a*>i'n p!f.ce; ,\"(\J,,genl1t . ie p ffc" rerce. Ecrire It L., 2.8 rue de B. rri."
DOCTORS.
HANGlfoF'^^ C removed to 74 avenue Marceau. OSCAR
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RESTAURANTS.
AT 43 AVENUE VICTOR HUGO light luncheons and dinners at ev ry hour and at moderate prices. Afternorn tea patronized by the élite of society. Milk, cream, eggs bnd fresh butter daily delivered from the farm d'Hédouville.
POSS&Y RESTAURANT
r VIOO! , DE L'ESTURGEON.
First-dass. Oabint-is particulieis.
Splendid view on the Seine River. Telephone.
FRANCE.
CABOURG e^ll<:en of Seaside Resorts THE GRAND HOTELS ( m Iv .dos ) » No.l XT and Pattard, from Monte Carlo,
APPLY FOR HOUSES - ^ 11 ^ 11 To F. M. Gilbert Smith, ArAJhl 111 H Hiiiifiyr Hll MAISON ROUGE.
EANKER AND HOUSE AGENT.
TEA AND WINE MERCHANT.
BRANOH AT SAINT-LUNAIRE. ^
DiNt-ROST. ST. ST. ENCOAT.LUMAIRE BRIAC,PA flA M JOHN LE COCQ, Banker.
HOUSE ESTATE AGENT AT ABOVE PLACES
LE HAl/RF 8" Grand Hotel Frascati,
* I » L. Open i he whole year.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. HOTEL METROPOLE. First-olass throughout, ifopeoiaiiy patroniz(-(i by English and Americans. Rooms from 2 florins.
VIENNA HOTEL 1.
■ ■ «-ll e«n . i'he Favorite Resort of Americans. ---- - -
ITALY.
VENICE gsothqtelT i ,T favorite resort of AmerioMtB' 150 FIiON,!, ROOMS ON THE qRAND OANAfj .
SWITZERLAND.
DIVONNE - LES- -BAINS, ATN, FR\NOE. NEAR GENEVA ' GRAND HYDROTHERAPIC ESTAB
YEAR
GRAND HOTEL.
^rf'cI^SF' Restaurant A la cai te. Orchestra, theatre, lawn tennis (two courts). billi qrls, library. electric light, Immense 1 ark for promenades.
DIVONNE_ nnrnwwn is r(,a(be(i from Gineva, Nyrn or Coppet.
Tht^cmuibus of the hot*. I is in attendance at Copy et.
WANTED.
( > 5 ANY b D,Iu 0'1 AIMEND A GOOD MAID? V^^djrefs R, T., 1 Road Poiut DJgealld.
J. MELLET, Gerant.
PARIS—The NEw YOUK HERALD Printing BstablishD>«nt. tt km do Louvre.- (1 J Moiguard Frinr.nr-