The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
BERLIN LETTER.
Emperor williams visit to
the Gar.
Gus sounxxr a. rAGEAxr.
ne I..sral Lie ss kiss Mfla. ee
ssrvis-0sesa Natalie . Dspasnas
81 Rare Ahfassy-rAs Pope Fro
seeti.s Himself frea italian Ag-
gressaen.

- h1@kA& ftA WIN
nessed on the German seas- The sswn and
The karhe< were uniquely eccars,e.s The
ruafe FROM the starien 10 tie hsrhor was
hned with rasss covered with ezk leaves
aud adorned with ssreamers and h~uners
The German, Prusxian and Hol-sein eesors
we're conspicuous. Triumphsl arches and
foral decorations. Ia which naval designs
pre<icminsted. entiresy transformed the So
p<ct Of the old town.
The emperor drove slowly toward the
harbof. sissas - he went special greetings
TO the guilds and corposarioas which lined
tie streets. The zach. Hehenscsi<sn uas
Hnoored at the outer end Of the earbor. A
rn4aofwar boat conveyed the emperor 10
the yacht at fossa His majesty was re
eeised BY Prince Henry, yire-Aamiral
Blanc. chief Of the Baltic station. and Ad-
Ealrxl Moass
The squadron sailed past the imperial
Yacht in splendid order and with perfect
I precision. the uanoeuyers commanding
/, gseat admiration. shortly after Ii o'clock
The imperial y scht but 10 SEA. escorted BY =
torpedo tissllla and ironelads. A number
OF steamers followed for number OF miies.
kiel is crowded with visitors and held high
carnival tonight.
During the four Says voyage 10 Peter
hof the squadron viii execute number of
naaneuyers. On the 18th the Ncxar's yacht
Derjaya will receive Emperor William on
board ct Cronssads. The emperor viii re
main fenr days at 81. Petersburg and return
BY sea TO kiei
THE sxPEkos.s PROGRAMME
HIS after programme will include inspeet
ton Of troops, and inaneuyers of the guards
and the Third army corps In August In
September be viii visit Alsacs-I1ortafne,
nseeiins the king of the Belgisns a. siras
barg. At the end Of september be Win 30
70 vienna and VIII probably visit the king
OF italy in October.
Tax QUARREL WITH MS MOTHER.
Communications from Emperor William
to bis mother were transmitted from span
daa last evening. aaG from KEEL to-day.
This fact, though Insignificant ia itself. has
Significance in foreign scandals regarding
the alleged enhappy relations existing be
tween his majesty and Dowager Empress
Victoria II the message Only referred 10
the progress Of the sons frst expedition as
emperor. they stu showed that differences
between him and his mother have not ass-
preached = rupture.
The empires dow ager frequently secs DR..
Friedborx, Count sfoiherg ka2 oihsr fnfi-
mate friends OF the late Emperor Fredes
rick. Dispatches certainly continue TO cxf
isf between herself aud the emperor In re
gard to the disposal of Emperor frederick's
papers. some Of which the empress dow
aSer maintains are personal. against the
contention OF the emperor that they are
state property and ought to be deposited
in the state archives The court circle be-
lieses implicitly that the difference can be
arranged In the near future By the empress
5oHascr's surreudering the documents re-
iasing to the regency and Emperor Frcde-
rick's memoranda ON his own plan for ai-
nsinistering the realm. bot keeping his cor
respoudenee.
THE DOCTORS REroars.
ytr rs.fs,rf fail l.x
those Of Dr. krauser aud Dr. Howell, Is ex-
pecfed soon. DIR. Mackenzie l. in no way
hindered firm giving u strictly meAical
statement with his repor: The quarrel
ends with d statement that Dr.. Bergmann
and his associates win not reply TO Df.
Mackenzie.
ISTafSrI@ AGAINST THE POPE.
II Il now likely that instead OF a con
ference, Count kaipoky, siga9r cyispi and
the German chancellor will meet AT GArlx-
bad. sigDor crispi win come TO Fredericks-
ruhe late In August. Count Herbert Bis
hof viii then be in the hands of the chan
cellor. who win meet neither Count Kali
noky nor Signos Crispi until he knows
what terms can be obtained from the car.
signor Crispl. who Is In pressing need of
Germany's support in his contest with the
Vatican. will make no delay In seeking
Count Bismarck. Aonsignsur Galimberti.
paIai nuncio q: Vienna has obtained the
promise Of the Austrian government; 10
sustain the Vatican sgains; the italian gov
eruments threatened violation Of the Law
under which the Vatican has hitherto been
held as extra territorial 10 the municipal
government Of Rome.
THE CASE OF QUEEN NATALIE.
The general sympathy expressed for
Queen Natalie OF Servia as woman aud
mother. docs no, blind people TO the fact
thai II was impossible for the government
I -. -. -. -. -. -
The queens accnts at Weishaden deny
that she meant fvrcible resistance to the
authorities. and assert that size did not ap-
ply for rprotectiou-so 20 the Russian consulate
Of Neiseaden. The authorities state that
they used force to obtain access 10 her
house, being threatened by armed serv
ants.
The whole Incident shows Queen Natalie
to be woman Of fmperious " ID and yio-
len, temper. King Milan committed an
indcseretioa IN sending bis envoy 10 weis-
baden. Gen Protics. the husband of the
Indy whose supposed Ultimate relations
with kisfg Milan first led To the discord
existing between the queen and kisg-
The protests against the seizure Of her
son were directed partly against the chance
Of hts tatilsge under persons whom she
assails m leading immoral lives King
Ailaa is credited with a succession Of
ieentious adventures whica would amply
suffice for the granting Of divorce 20 the
queen. ON the other band Queen Natalie
lntrigucs ia faysr Of Russia, even going 10
the length of eossrir;ng to depose King
Milan, are accepted facts. Her latest act
before quitting Nirsbadcn was io transmit
to the consul their memoranda revealing
Austro serv.sn piot:ings against the Rus
sian policy relative 10 the Baiksus
The divorce question viii Immediately
come up tefsre the syaod of Belgrade, and
will certainly be granted 10 King Milan on
the simple issue thai his eonsort by iutri
rasng for Russia had proved untrue 10 her
trust.
A, queen OF seryix she win be permitted
TO reside il. ssrvis for 4 period. Her per
maneat presence on Austrian sntl Sosild,
however, efnharraks the goyeEnment.s sand
81. woaii beco7ne focus Of conspiracy
against Austria -esil Gonseq ueniiy when
-. ,aixn~ea ha@ been scffl~s. she viii ~