Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
The Crown Prince Admittedly Doomed
to Die Soon.
He Wants to Breathe His Last In Rerlir
II Possible.
The Emperor and Bismarck Want ia
Make Prince William Regent.
Russia Eager to Raise War Lean-Hel
Hostility Unabated.

Associated Press. The Imperial famil,
has ceased to hope for the recovery OF tn,
Crown Prince. The first results of micro
scopic examination by Professor Wald
myer, as communicated to the Emperor
are unfavorable, disclosing ira ces of can
Ger. The full Official report Of Professo,
Waldmyer will be delayed until Or. Beck
| linghausen makes an analysis apart from
| the result OF the examination. Court dis
patches confirm the progress of the symp-
toms tending toward O fatal issue. The
occasional appearance of improvement is
followed by renewal of the gravest indi-
cations. No immediate crisis is expected
but it is recognized that a sudden change
for the worse may occur at any moment,
involving death If the disease should be
permitted to run it's fall course. The
crown Prince may be able to return to Ber-
I'm in May and pass his last days there
The question of the period of his return
will be the only subject having the remot-
est political bearing that will be discussed
during Prince Williams presence at San
Keno, and the decision arrived at will de-
pend upon
THE PERSONAL INCLINATION
OF the Crown Prince himself. He has ex-
pressed an urgent desire to return to Berlin
as soon as possible. He has stated his in
tention to the Emperor, who, coinciding
with the Crown Prince, has relinquished his
proposed journey to San Reno. The re-
spites from suffering that the Crown Prince
obtains encourage confidence that he will
be able to return to Berlin. If he is fated
to die suddenly at San Reno he has every.
thing ready. He has written his will and
prepared political testament for
bis successor. The presence OF Prince
William at the villa has cheered
his mother and the Princess. Comments
adverse to Prince William continue to be
heard in Berlin society. Significance is at
tached to the fact that none of the family
met him at San Reno station. When he
arrived from Genoa in company with Prince
Henry, his brother and Professor Berg
mann. he was received by the project, the
Mayor and the German Consul. This ar
was due to the Crown Prince,
who sent instructions to Prince William at
Carlsruhe, that Prince Henry, with DR.. Berg
mann, would meet him,
THE OBVIOUS OBJECT
being to enable him to gain full knowledge |
Of the condition of his father before seeing |
his mother and sisters. The Crown Princess
With the Princesses awaited him within the
villa. 1t is understood that he received
jhs warmest welcome and that many tears
we're shed during the interview. Twenty
minutes after his arrival the Crown Princess
llone accompanied him to his father.
During yesterday and to-day Prince Will
am has been with he Crown Prince on the
,o1 1onr md |
If cordiality = tween father md son. Re.
,orts OF cooi""@s in thoi: relations are
hiefy tracea',i" to French sources
french papers vie with each other in
malicious Inventions. During the journey
rom Carlsruhe Prince William obtained q
lumber OF Fiench'papers and was
EXCITED TO ANGER
y the tories in them of his selfish inten-
ions toward the Crown Prince and his CAL
0us disregard OF his sufferings. Through
'ut Germany public interest in the ne VS.
rom San Reno grows in intensity. The
'eople Of Berlin await dispatches with the
anne eagerness and agitation as would be
hnwn if a campaign involving the fate of
he nation were in progress. Extra edi-
ions are rushed out and papers are excit-
bly, read and discussed by groups on the
trects. During the week Bismarck had a
ong Conference with Emperor William, it
supposed with reference to the proposal
o grant Prince William power to eign in
vent of the temporary incapaciry Of the
rostratiou oE the Crow, Prince. The
rown Prince differs with frince Bismarck
n the
QUESTION OF REGENCY
f this character. 1t is reported that the
Emperor accedes to the proposal, ad-
hitting the force of Prince Bismarck's plea
hat the simultaneous illness OF himself and
he Crown Prince might create confusion in
he management OF public affairs. The
Emperor is careful to show himself every
ay, either driving out or appearing at the
'indow of the palace. This helps to calm
eneral perturbation. The relations of
,ussia with the allied powers are taking
evelopments exactly as was forecast in
hese dispatches. The diplomatic proposals
f Russia have resulted in nothing definite.
What is definite. however, is the frantic
nd her ceaseless preparations for war.
he revolutionary organ, Svabodai, de-
lares war rapidly approaches and predicts
he
Conquest AND RUIN
I Russia and the submission of the Slavs
o Germany unless the policy OF the Gar
replaced by free national management
f public affairs. However much he may
e averse to war, the internal discord of
sussia will soon force the Gar to risk the
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