Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
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AZ six =. .. ks rises Sxe Las eSt6s
After BE haS dressed be goes inso sss
working ezb1ues aud rs&As EAe papers
ssll asozt etgA1 e'clo,sk H2Sing u2os
himself seqa8tntea With tie Eaore tza-
porsGEt foax1s u insai hgenoo, ss pSys
his oaft4rsa a visit he remains VIII
-nSm for soSss II hoSsE, brSakrastiHg WITH
them n tAssar ROOM, -ssa then eIthex
takes stroll IN tie Ysioce grounds ~
looks Ia - the stables. TfAis proscsIaxae
be VARIES 81 sAEaes By betAking stEnsoh
- . sr-san ho~sse N tAe park. and tsexs
ebSpr4nr eressocc win anenornnons Axel
2F. Gletst0ne IS thus not the only yolit-
to4l toece enstiRg III the welding Of The
axe = fkvoxise FORM OF physscaf fexereisS>
The Oar Il fond slSo Of riding. but Ire
expertcross difncvtsy ir ontng seitA-
bic horso vSsh back strong eno9gh 70
bear An wesght His agents are, Ia
face, On tee lookout for such an AMI
roAl in Eng4and. Considering how
many porsiy geAtlenea srtll manage 70
follow tho bounds IA Eagtsnd. II seeras
rsther extr~o~ainaKy taat 10 satisfac-
tnry stoed - Yet torttoorntRg. Be; .
retslrn q the EnperOrs daily round. T.,
nEns O'clock q II his Majesty receives
kis secretaries. and listens - them
while shoy read the home and foreign
papers OF the day. This tedious bGsi-
ness over, be Partates OF "DVruHer "a
Poxycisits The afternoon until three
e'cleck is employed in receiving tho
variOHs ministers, ambassadors and mil
ttaTy authorities who have business st
tho palace. A ride or drive for about
an hour succeeds. Dinner Is only an
eVens of inSpor tance on special occasions,
and then occupies the greater portion OF
the evening; but on ordinary occasions
this neal Is soon over and from il En-
peror sndfsGnilJ sdtourn 10 the balcony.
A pleasant trait in the CIzrs character
IS sAat Of fondness for children. Often
he may be seen going with them TO feed
the dncks- Thiszfiecekon IS rcciprocated
At Copenhagen have seen him elrnOst
p1fled ~ pieces by those lfttlc mites in
their endeayocs 10 secure hts atten ton
The Ernporor finds delight also in ang-
ling, and spends large portion Of his
Summer holiday IN this pastine, visit
ing for tois parpoSe tho lakes and rapids
OF Finland He tAcn throws of all re-
serva. b1ils bis own oc1fee and lives like
any oIxlinayy iIxAvtaEal-a great pleas
urc, ono caa easily iraegino. for AZ En-
peror. Often, H. cOzlpaay With his best
friends, many u whom are devoted wor-
shippers Of The rod and line, he sallies out
at midnight "a ocdor TO ilsh in tho Sil-
yer lake az GaoGhfnn
But the Cars au1vsemonts are not
wholly outdoor. lie is paesiOnately
fond of music. Not only does be patro-
ME IS many cenc2rts as be can find
time 10 attend, but be Is himself prof
cient on tho cornct piston. His taste
Is mostly in the direction OF sacred
music. AS pracScal evidence Of his
lore Tor music, I may mention that he
has jurst had crested splendid chapel
for the trapozial singers.
The last tirlo I had the pleasure OF
seotng hts 2etesty was on tho 18th
R'eSTnazy told sSylc), on the occasion Of
The juisilSe concert given By the mem
6ors OF tho St. Petersburg Lieder Tsfel
Though German from beginning TO end,
this ooErcers WSs IN unqualified Success.
The Car, The Empress and the Grand
Dukes present were doightod with it
IL would seem that petty National
anirnosibies reccde into the back GROUND
on such On occasion as this. Wen in
deed mSght they, for tho Lieder Tafel
ezcelied themsel7es. They feasted and
sang 10 their beort's content for three
days, and sprnt efteen thousand
roubles in receiving and paving
ths expenses OF guests from abroad
AID from other parts of Russia. Costly
presents IN tho shape OF silver tanksrds
tho NON beTs Of tha various choral socie-
ties present The p-css were unani-
mons In pgzisiny 70 The skies the excel
hence OF the arrangcrhcnss and admitted
that Russians had sail something TO
fearn froT their Teutonic brethren.
net'ced. too, sest the Emperor vas much
more lavish In his spplsvso than usual,
and tAe Empress showed every sign Of
pleasure. Tho programme Of The CON
oort consisted mainly ~ Ncnael3ohn's
"Ants-oas.' sciections from the cid var
songs Of tn Doteh. by John Lothrop
Aetlcy. and part songs scbcceed from tho
works of Rube<'stesn- 9Yohr. Schubert,
etc. Tbe lsst words Of tic last song
ware. 'eaott nach sns freilr' before
this ton q .hs pcograDs.e vas reaobed
tho Car bad lefs the building Bsd he
renstDcd n The end he woal6 prphsbly
havo r@-oszahsrci taat TIE song "a Saoa-
ton vas wrftten when the pvech -ero
battling With Spain for that political
and roiizless lib@-ty which his ewn sub-
iects have ret yet attained.