New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-03
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Copu-iqht; 1890: By The Nec- for" "'o" '' ..a,
,.ndnn Iune Palmoral never looked more oeau'
sspl than when bathed in the glorious suhsiui0 49,
re,comed the return Of the Queen ana III up AN
statues OF scotch heroes and the rVoni' "" o,,o,,
many-colored tartans. Her Majesty ""9 - - arr,val
spirts At her birthday luncheon, ana since nv -,
in scotland her health has undergone 4. s - KIM
change for Inc better. She was ucnSH' ~
Ieopod's flying visit and at once ouc0u ~ 800
ho,ore+ ~ manve orchids to he placed IN XIII o'"0o
a. The cent,,, of the luncheon table. frlioc rion'
# Prussia much pleased his grandmother " "p'0i'
In full Highland costume $500, ,, tor
No stnres seem TOO manfestly false ana aosuru ior
the Separatst papers They ha'e Nv" .n
sprnc the last week farrago OF hcuoh apo'' ",o
oueen,s STAY at MOntreux where IL II "iiosou' S
-. porsopbv requested the police 10 WAUGH the
so,nss If Messs sexton and o'Brien, who were stay
inc al the Railway Hotel, which overlooked the hoSa
,,,a This is all stupid fabrication 1or inc queen
n-ver STAYED at MontreuH in her life, ana even IL
Messrs sexton and O'Brien had been residing in the
same town as Her Majesty it is quite certain that
neither Sir Henry Ponsonby nor any other member OF
the royal encourage would have been in the least
degree concerned about their location.
Prince Henry of Prussia would gladly have stayed in
London for week. and wished TO 60 10 the Derby but
Emperor William perfect despot In his fahiu9' al"
required that his brother and slsterln-Iaw shouiu
return to Germany in time to attend the christening
of the infant daughter of Prince Leopold Of Prussia
A GERMAN PRINCELET BANKRUPT.
Tho financial collapse of Prince william of SAKE
weimer has caused an immense sensation poth IN
Berlin and in Dusseldorf. where as lieutenant OF the
Hussars he belonged to the garrison His debts amount
to nearly a quarter of million OF doars anu iiis
adjudication as bankrupt will speedily be followed
by the removal of his name from the army list.
PRINCE BISMARCK TO VISIT LONDON.
All deposed rulers come sooner or later to u.s. and
Prince Bismarck is no exception. eome uh'e tius
month those who have known the Iron Chancellor
by report only may be able TO see with their eyes
what the greatest man in Europe looks Ike SUP
scriptions TO the national memorial that is 70 be
erected TO him in Berlin are flowing In rapioN' Inc
great fnanciers. TO whom Prince Bismarck was 50
GOOD friend have distinguished themselves by theu
uberality The srstOcracy nut scantiy represented
hut the rulers Of the smaller states such as the
King of Nuremberg who sent $50. and the Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg schwerin, who sent f21, have
given substantial proof of their gratitude TO the man
who kept Germany in PEACE for twenty years.
THE MONUMENT TO EMPEROR FREDERICK.
Apropos of monuments. the city Of Berlin has long
been anxious TO erect a monument to the memory Oh
Emperor Frederick. and asked permission OF his son
last year 10 collect subscriptions for the purpose
but Emperor William has now Informed the city OF
Berlin that he considers The erection OF monument
10 his father to be his affair, and has given the neces
sary instructions about il.
NOT YET READY FOR WAR.
Emperor Williams foreign policy, in spite OF his
foolish gasconading speeches, will be decsively in
fuenced by the fact that the German army viii not
be ready for for quite two years to come as IL
VIII take that time to complete the rearmameht OF th'
forces with the new MannncherS, which are to 10
provided in consequence Of the Introduction OF SMOKE
less powder; and, by the hear from people VINO
are in position to know the truth, that the German
ic
to that which has been adopted by the French war
Once the composition of which is secret.
THE LATE DUCHESS DE PERsIGNY.
The death Of the Duchess de Persigny sewers ono
NJ the very few remaining links between the First ana
Second Empires. The late Duc dc Persishy sue
ceedcd NJ de Morny as Minister OF the INTERIOR anu
contributed almost much as his more astute preuo-
cessor toward bringing about the revival OF Napoeo'
ideas. The Duchess who afterward married Marquis
sombreuil was "a daughter OF the lFlated Marsh"1
New, Prince Of Moskowa, and played an important
mart in the social history Of tie reign of Napoleon ILL.,
She was crande dame 10 the last, and her oeaoh
on Friday at NE Villa California Cannes was qui'e
pnexnec,ed although had been in weak health ior
some time.
C1STIY AND USELESS UNDERTAKING
II seems that the cost Of raising the Sultan from
the bottom of the Mediterranean and bringing h'r
from Malta TO Portsmouth 10000 and the
the Bay Of Bscay it, a. is stated, the experts are
rcbt in their opinion that the vessel IS not worth
repairing and rehtting
COMMON SENSE FROM 4 DUKE
The Duke Of Portland made extremely sensible
snecch a few DAYS ago. The occasion was the turn
lnr Of the first sod of the new coapit at Whitweh
near Welbeck and actually within ssht OF tne Duhc
house Instead, however Of discouragng the unoer-
taking the Duke has leased the site to the ShoeoakS
fay
expressly to assist at the beginning, being convinced
As he said that he had right TO lock up tlle
handspring Of Encland's prosperity. He hoped that
the sinking of this shaft would secure good wages
and regular employment for those who had pluck
enough to 80 down GOO yards and earn them.
BURIAL OF FRANK JAMES
The remains Of Frank James brought to Eng
land on board of his splendid yacht Lancashire WITCH
and the spectacle at the funeral, which took place at
KensL Green on Thursday afternoon, very
affecting one. The yachts followed the
coffin to the grave and prominent among
the mourners Lord scarborough and Mr..
LortPhnips, his companions ON the journey
which ended fatally scarcely personal friend
Of the dead sportsman missing.
THE DEATH OF COLONEL PEARSON
Colonel Parsons distinctly premature death is
great loss 10 London. especially to the West End
Every one knew him, and to know him was tn Ike
him. @DckT Pearson was the most genial, obligng
and uniformly good tempered Of all the police officials
Ills duties from his first appointment to the force
gave him prominence in all great functions. Drawing
Rooms ana Royal visits The races at EPSON and
Ascot were long under his peculiar charge-and his
Infinite tact resource and orbearance were associated
alwsyr with that gentle frmness which secured obc-
dience to the regulations and Will be always gratefully
remembered BY the public. He was fine, fearless
horseman and his figure sure to be in the fore
front when there was work to be done in the streets
With his colleagues, high and low he was ever
favoff'e ana VIII be deeply regretted by ALL Colonel
Parsons military career was A distinguished one
He was adede camp 10 Sir George Brown throughout
the early and most of the tosomc part Of the Crmcan
campaign.
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