New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
FROM THE OLD KING TO TIE NEW.
ALL EYES NOW TURN TO FREDERICK IH
THE UNSTABLE CROWN PRINCE WILLIAM IGNORED
BY HIS FArHrR--A PEACEFUL MESSAGE TO
PRESIDENT CARNOT-TpE INTERVIEW
WITH KING HUMBERr.

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co,,,,oht. 1883. ~ tn, Associdtef Tress
Rpetty March lO.-To the Diet ails Of the Emperors
death already tcIegraphed the Associated Press 1t
IA almost imposshle to aid. But an incident at onco
notable and reliable is the story of the Euperors la'
reco gnitlon Of his family. About O'Clock the doc
tors succeeded in restoring moments reahma'loh
by giving him glass OF vino. Amer SWALLOWING lhe
vino no srokcd his mu-achc, as It was his custom 10
do and tried to raise himself I'm bed He turned ms
head toward his daughter the Duchess Of Baden, and
said
"Whcrc is the EmprcsS" "
The Duchess rcpl ed:
Mamma Is sitting by yOn.'
Tho Emperor nodded hi, head, intimatng that lac
Understood the Duchess.
PRINCE WILLIAM IGNORED BY HIS FATHER.
Court interest Is becoming centred in the question
Of he coronation and the position OF tho new Emperor
toward Prince william. In messages coming from
the Emperor to officials here, his son, Prince William
Is studnu.ly ignored and his name Is not mentioned
Among the orders issued 6day, It Is directed that the
oath OF allegiance be taken by the troops without
delay that tho Minister Of state proceed TO Botten
field to morrow to receive the Emperor, and that no
zee ptOn be held until after the funeral.
The aspect of Berlin tonight is more and moro IN
dcatiye of the national mourning The rain has
ceased and the streets flied with young and cd
In mourning earb. Officers and soldiers all wear Grape
on their uniforms. The dense crowd assembled IN
Inter den Linden watches the court carriages con
vcying persons OF high rank to and from the p1lacc
Windows and balconies throughout Tn" city arr d'apcd.
and most of the shops closed. Mourning wreaihs
are N played evcrywhcrr.
Tie Wi Of The latc Emperor wi not b, opened until
after the arrival OF Frederick Ill It Is ALREADY
known that Emperor william directed that his oCdy be
Intc red Charotenburs. where proportions to r.
ccivo 1t are now In progress.
Dr Bergman has arrived here He says tie
Emperor Is attended by Drs. Mackenzie and krausc,
and that be Is safe and VIII reach Berlin In fairly
good condition.
IHF uDlNGs FROM THE NEw EMPEROR.
A bulletin issued at san Reno this morning rc-
ports that tho Emperor, believing himself thorough
Iy fiji for the Journey, has finally decided to proceed
He has sent courteous reply to President Calnors
letter q confidence. In he alludes specially TO
the marks Of sympathy shown him by numerous
French visitors at san Reno, and expresses tho hope
that the relations between France ami Germany may
| continue friendly. This response was sent direct
from tho Emperor without consulting Prime Bismarck
Durng h, interview with King uumtert at the
railway station at san Pier dArena this morning
the Emperor exhibited unusual animation. ScNe al
times hc tried to speak but failed. but he kept mp
a conversation by means ot small slips Of paper
/ upon which be- wrote wth a pencil On one OF
these which escaped destruction the Emperor he
hopes To show himself equal 10 the work before
HIM and thanks th" Italian Government for helping
Prime Bismarck In his present trials. sinco parting
with him. King Hnmb,ri has tccgraphol TO Berlin
that the Emperor look, surprisingly well.
The Regent OF Bavaria hls pcrtvrd this mes age
/ from Emperor Fred rick
In This moment 81 NY d'"p.e' eo~nv- 'ru-' "a
/ Your friendship io assist mr and rL+'c tAc Ii a'l
/ cares now drvulViug upon me.
To this Prince Luitpoh responded:
/ an deeply moved by your touching tclorr1m
] hasten hrnlfi 10 ~N4uUtiuN. Win al