New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
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held there in the park the bank Of the Dee, within
a short distance OF the castle, on Thursday week. Inc
Queen the Duke and Duchess Of Connaught, and the
Princess Beatrice to be present. and the Mar Lodge
marty will include the Princess of Wales and her daugh
ters and the Duke of Clarence The clansmen are 10
be entertained at Bamoral after the gathering ana
ball and torchght dance will probably take place m
the castle in the evening
ROYAL VISITORS TO FREDENsBoRG.
The Prince and Princess of Wales and the Prncesses
Victoria and Maud TO proceed to Denmark ABOUT
September 10 in the royal yacht Osborne, embarking
at Aberdeen and they will be guests OF the King ana
Queen at the castle of Fredcnsborg where the Emperor
and Empress of Russia and the Duchess OF Cunper-
land also expected.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS RUSSIAN VISIT
The Emperor and Empress of Russia arrived at
Narya before Emperor William. According TO an old
custom bread and salt given them and then
bouquet gold with flowers formed of precious stones
was presented to the Empress The Emperor and En-
press of Russia and Emperor William took up thelr
residence during their stay at Narva In the mouse OF
the millionaire Herr Polowzow. who had twenty-five
wagonoads of exotics brought from lighthouses in ST.
PETERSBURG and of flowers went from Nice ana
Paris to decorate the villa in manner worthy oil inc
Imperial guests. From the Russian court were sent
two hundred carriages and eight hundred horses Eli
peror William commenced his Russian journey by giving
great offence to the Court of ST. Petersburg lie was
particularly requested 10 in his yacht direct to
ne refused TO do So and insisted landing at Revel
although he knew perfectly well the Gar did not wish
him 10 visit the Baltic provinces on ire other hahd
Emperor william angry because the Car specially
invited the Grand Duke of Iiesse TO come to Russia
during his visit
PRINCESS vpCToRIAs MARRIAGE.
,r.rc is no foundation for the report, widely crcu-
lated that the marriage of Princess Victoria OF PRUSSIA
and Prince Adolphe of schaumburg Lippe is TO take
place in England. They are to be married In Berlin
IN November but the day Of the ceremony has not yet
been fixed. The Prince and Princess OF wales uo
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and the Duke ana
Duchess Of Connaught to represent the Royal family
OF England at the wedding and the fctes WHICH Will
take place in connection with It,
PRINCE BISMARCK AT KISSINGEN.
Prince Bismarck never looked IN more robust health
than during his twelfth visit 10 kissingen he ap-
pears 10 be in exuberant spirits, and every mofhis
at IL O'Clock he drives with his doctor 10 the Dams
where he has special room and antechamber. hiter
the cure is lie walks at swinging pace uirousn
the forest 10 the waterfall coming back 10 the house
and summer palace of the Archbishop OF "urIDTs
across the fields. Count Herbert generally accom-
panies him in his afternoon drive and the eAChaocior
nearly always has small party OF friends 10 oAihet'
LORD SALISBURY TAKING CURE.
am glad to hear good news about Lord salisbury
from La Bourboule where the Prime Minister is drink
ING the arsenic waters His Lordshlp already is much
beneated from the cure. Lady salisbury Is with mm'
and Lady Gwendone Is his private secretary
DE FALBEiS RESIGNATION
N Da Palhe has really resigned the post OF Danish
Minister TO the Court Of St. James IN consequence VI
. Misunderstanding with the Government NJ ce
Iane lately has found his diplomatic duties 10 DC
rather troublesome at times for IL mas beeh hecce-
sary for him 10 remain IN London wheh he "'heu "
he at Caves or Cannes, and the result mas vooh '''
he has been so often absent from his post Oh e@No
,not there have been numerous complaints rom Copeh
tablA
,9ton which much annoyed Madame de faloe, as
h dos moi care 10 lose the valuable privileges WHICH
she enjoyed
nrKE AND DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND.
Tho Duke and Duchess of sutherland have been
making tour of sutherlandshire and somewhat lno'c
warm welcome was given 10 them tian they exp"
rienced last year.
SIR JAMES MACKENZlBs TIILES'
Gin lanes Mackenzie was known rs "Benefsctor
=, the Marlborough Club for many years, bu! a1ter
the candidate whom he proposed hao Doch i'T0 -
he withdrew his capital from the concern scilhs
his interest TO Lord Cowley' wheie"poh nc
stvled Malefactor." Sir James Mackenzie Nhuefc"
valuable aid to the Marlborough during serious
financial crisis in the history Of the club.
LESSONS OF THE NAVAL MANGUVREs.
The naval manoeuvres over and they might
almost Just as well never have been 20 1ar As any
good resulted from the programme devised ny uio
Admiralty The only part Of it OF any real value was
was declared. If gained no other knowledge We
learned how to disable half the armament OF two power
full ironclads at the first round OF hrmg All epioooe
however which not foreSeen by the Admiralty
but which proved TO be fraught with lesson OF the
very highest importance, was the wonderful ana I'M
expected success of the torpedo boat Flotlla which
operated from Attorney. have no hesitation In
saving that all the money, coal, time and temper
the manoeuvres have cost have been well expended
for the invaluable experience acquired on this sub
min haol ham fouda Nax,al
men to depecate the services which torpedo boats are
capable Of rendering The aggressive power OF torpedo
boats and their capacity for endurance at sea- when
properly handled came as surprise to most Of us
But nobody doubted that We were lamentably and
perIousy short of cruisers and vessels for scouting
purposes.
HELIGOLAND MEDAL.
A medal has been struck at Berlin TO commemorate
The acquisition Of Helgoand by the Germans. On
The diverse is likeness Of Emperor william; on the
reverse Is represented the sea with brdbeye view
Of the south side Of the island, which IS lowering
The e1nblenatieal figure OF Germanla holding the Ger
man flag The inscription may be translated thus :
Acquisition of the Island Of Hclgoand, August o.
1902
TRUTH ABOUT THE ANTIJEwISH UKASE.
The real truth about the Russian ukase against the
Jews is that it has been promulgated, because
upon the morning Of the day on which 1t was TO have
been signed by the Emperor NJ. de Giers received an
alarming spatch from Baron Mohrenheim, warning
him that If the uase issued the Rothschilds and
all other Jewish fnanciers upon whom the Russian
Government depends would declare war against the
Holy Empire and that the results would be most dis
astrous both financially and politically.
PLATFORM OF THE cRoFTERs
The c,hculty in finding Crofter candidates for the
Highland counties is disappearing, and with the pub
LEGATION Of the Land League programme ~sprants for
political honors are cropping up everywhere. The
programme is comprehensive enough, as the gospel
Of oonfscation and candidates are officially Informed
that while they must be followers Of Mr.. Gladstone
and the Radicals these qualifications are unimportant
being orthodox Land Leaguers. Apart from merely
National questions the prx1dmme enjons stanch
adherence to such articles Of political belief as the
establishment Of a local parliament. one man vote
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