Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16

cons'i'usiorsl require N Its, without psn-
dsII 10 evsuyu,i ,x'rsv:gsrces q re
lines.
L.s:tpg 1e.;.ed srd studious
. lie curiJC tne ceG.lus1ca 4
pace after the m..oer q
most Rgssi.n Crown Prices, rs Imperial
H:shuess tyok leading part y TIE Aus
TRIAL sud FfeIc1 c-Ilpe'eGs. Much
lsuded for val0r, strategy, aZt humanity
On both occasions he showed the uaas-
sumiEg mcdes:y 6 h.s character IL tie
EsrurS orders issued 10 the SrGcies u2cer
| his command Ga cacl rCclslCr he at
iriou;ed tie c5i,f Eieri, OF tie victories
accomplished n hls Chl'f.ot the stat,
the famous General Won Blumsn-
! hal. "If," re sad in one
Of these memorable prCc.sms-
,ions, ~ have succeeded in sCquitlirg
/. myself Of the task imposed upon me in
! this serious war, SUI mainly indebted
for my achievement o the advice OF the
experienced generals whom His M,i9stY
Gas been pleasei &c attach to me- for the
purposes OF the campsga."
Coming from the heir OF o1e CT the
NEST potent thrones in the world, words
feucb as these. showi; tae Ingenious man
rather than the scion q proud and
| risirG dynasty, were not likely 10 be lost
upon 81 spprs ciAtiVe people.
From the convictions, 2abits snd toe
associations Of most happy msrrisge,
Frederick Wi,lism wss always s. friend OF
ApSlo-SsI0n humari:y. AOntor exhibit
ton found resdy echo on both sides Of
the caannel. ia thanking you for the re-
ception gwen me-" Tie Prince said in re-
ply 10 ED address presented By the mem
oers Of the Royal scademy, q hope that
it will prove another tie between Prussia
ard the great eGd virtuous country to
which | owe my wife. The sympsthies /
hsve always entertained fer the Anglo
S-xon race Will, an sure, be deepened
throughout Germany in proprtion to cur
| better acquaintance with each
as in private life Frederick William
always acted up to these words. The
steady advocate in the council Of good re-
lations with England sud Am RIGS, he WAS
happy to receive May distinguished Wis
itUrs from both Countries in his house,
aud in conversation VITA them frequently
dWelt upon the moral and political good
sure TO srise from ncreased contact be
tween the various branches Of the Teutou
family. 81 shsl. never forget" he OBJ
served one day to Lord H5ughton, with
that felicity of expression peculiar to him,
''thst nv wife WAS E1glisn 5efore she be-
came Germsn, and that the English
were German before they emigret,
to Britain The dead Emperor
| who IVES as witty IS he was afable aud
good natured, was famous for numberless
| smart sayings in official and private in
teIcourse. A few Of the numerous ieux
d'esp!it attributed 10 HIM will show the
oent OF his spriglIy SLd high principled
mind. When Psi: Ce William his eldts st
son, now Emperor OF Prussia, Wss sent to
school at Cassel, the head master
OF the gym2ssium iUqlired
whether the iUtu.e heir to the
G rman crown YES - DC sddr sset r yaI
Highness By the teachers. sc BOD
beavers, no." exciAimed the ju'iciuus
father, edo rot burden lin with s Eeavy
ride 81 his sge. He will be oppressed by
the Weigh. # it e,r!y enough IL liz, , can
tell you" And 20 Ptioce William WAS
You-ed 70 imita-e German plr.sC), like
the o,htr y0uCg meu, aGd hsd MA full
share Of Ire sChCoi's lsDors and disCip-
line, IS well IS OF Inc rcugl handing
religiOusl7 deal. - newcomers by
the elder boys. WAIST knowledge OF
life German princes :re ale 10 S5qlire
5y thus eAyly mixing with their eqnsls iC
,ge, II not IN rsLk, ag matter II course
stands them il good stead in later years.
SINE time anterior 70 this ins.rucrye
little incident, P;icce He-ry-'htn :
smsl hey, at present an intelligent cap
tsi1 il the imperisl nsvy-ob-
c.ed to his ordinary NblutioIs
n the D,CrEiCg. Finding him re-
trsct0ry beyond Ter powers CT persuasion
the mother roper &c IN Y0Urg offender
20 his isthtr, Who took bis measures
without saying nu a59u. i. On tie
following dsy, "a the 10y cam bone
from mis- dive, De c .nplHiacd that re
sentinel st M door 5sG rot pail hin re
usu1i c2uf-1 81 o. plesa0t,-G srns. ''Of
course TO-" Was }as rely. "Pruss.5n
scnlnels 90 10. aoIc9 ulnssbet boys"
N=ver again did cr,sJttIeQ Henry re-
fused 70 be led u 70 :le u tuL cssir.