Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21
SENSATIONS AT BERLIN.
The Emperor Snubs Dr. Mackenzie,
Who Leaves i'm q Rage-TWO French
Journalists Expelled from the Ger
man Capital


Who Leaves i'm a Rage-Two French
Journalists Expelled from the Ger.
man Capital.
Blakeley Halls Berlin Special to n T. Sun, June 20
There was a sudden burst Of news to-day after
considerable stagnation. The sturdy, vigorous
and commanding nature Of the young emperor is
already asserting ITSELF There is q waking up and
scurry1ng about In on1cal circles. Journalists are
warned TO be careful by the Punishment Of two
correspondents from Berlin. Two OF the foremost
men in the empire, Count Waldersee and Prince
Bismarck, have fallen out, and Sir Morell Macken-
zie is said to have left Berlin In great anger and
chagrin. 1t would seem that Mackenzie sent to
his majesty and asked for an audience before he
left Berlin The emperor refused to see him. Upon
learning this the great specialist at once LETT the
The antipathy to the English felt in high
quarters has been increased by this event, and
the satisfaction OF the German physicians Is very
great II is certainly EXTRAORDINARY that Dr.
Mackenzie should have received such Q slight
from william ii, considering the strong personal
friendship that existed between the late emperor
and the celebrated doctor. II Is regarded as q
TWO French journalists who came TO Berlin to
report the funeral have been expelled by order OF
the police whose act is inspired from higher quar-
special correspondent Of the Gauiois. He was in
San Reno when Frederick was there, had constant
relations with DIR. Mackenzie, and published artt-
the Gauiois containing reflections on the new en-
peror and empress. Jules Ransom, correspondent
OF LIE Matir, had published some time ago arti-
cles which are the cause OF the present notice TO
quit
The conflict which has already occurred between
Bismarck and Count Waldersee brings two OF the
strongest men In the empire into collision. Bis
marck holds the reins of power, but Waldersee en-.
Joys Intimacy with one OF the highest personages
In the land. Countess Waldersee, who was Mss
Lea, OF New York, has the greatest influence with
the new empress, of whom she Is q cousin by for.
mer marriage. She Is sometimes called the power
behind the throne. Btsmarc1s relations with
Waldersee nave been strained since the winter
OF 1887, owing to the imprudent utterances
OF Waldersee during the frontier dt11cul-
ties between France and Germany. For the
last six months especially the relations Of
Waldrsee to the count and to Preacher Stoecker,
the chief instgator OF the prosecution OF the Jews
in Germany, have caused the breach with Bis
marck to widen to q gulf. The emperors illness
and death delayed the crisis, although the Wal
dersee question secretly occupied attention along
with that Of Putkamer which ended In the Vice
presidents fall.
Waldersee Is general quartermaster on the
Prussian stan, but the probability Is that his
tenure OF the ONCE Is not worth weeks pur.
chase. learn that Gen. MAJ. Won Which has just
been appointed general ad1utant, and that he Is
designed fur higher post, the nature OF which,
after what have said about Waldersee. u In no
Doubt