The sun., 1891-07-12


that he sleep, in full uniform. Upon threo oc-
casionf only has he appeared IN civilian dress.
Tho frkt was at Windsor. whom he slipped out
OF side door at z in the morning. saddled
MS own horsc and went for long ride In the
windsor Rroat park. He was attended by ono
body servant only. and wore n suit of Rrayish
tweed and u soft low-crown hat. The sec nd
occasion was on Thursday afternoon when no
burst Upon the astunahed guests at Lord
Londonderry's luncheon party nttred in morn
Ing dress and whto tall hat. Tho ladies' do
clnrc that no resembles Prince Albert Victor
too much to look we'll in civilians clothes
Nevertheless. at tho garden party n. Marl-
borough House yesterday afternoon he wore q
gray frock coat with trousers Of tho same ma
terial and tho same white hat.
To day the Emperor reviewed $4,000 volun-
teer troors Mt Wimbledon whom he coinpll-
mented upon their soldierly qualities. and hc
finished his days labor nt the Cry stal Palace.
Tomorrow morning he will attend divine
service at tho German Chapel Royal in St.
James. ard in the afternoon ne will go to Hat
fold for banquet to bo given him by Loru
aud lnar Salisbury. On Monday William will
70 to Windsor to sny farewell to his kind
Crnndparent. and in the evening he will start
for Lslth. In Scotland. whore his yacht awaits
him. for trip along tho coast and to Norway.
There Is renson to believe thnt since tie Ger
man Emperor came to London hc has received
from Gen. Won Ca2rivi information which may
provo tho prelude TO stirring events In North.
ern Africa The Imperial Chancellor's tsle-
gram was TO tho efroct TINT after prolonged
negotiations the Sultan OF Morocco has agreed
to cede to Germany strip Of coast territory
near aome famous salt deposits, and within
sight OF tho walls OF Fort Mellla, which be-
longs to Spain. The tribes OF Beni Euysgen
mud EpdARsan whom, fha balance
threaten to kill evcry German who dares
to attempt 10 steal their patrimony. and
there Is nothing In their past history
to Justify ths belief that theS will do anything
but fight hard. The Kaisor and his COUNSEL
lors have merely followed Germanys tradi-
t.onn! policy IN endehvorinc TO gain = footing
IN Morocco. and :hey win assuredly enter into
possession OF the cried territory as soon as the
Sul.an's decree shalt have been signed. sealed.
and delivered. Spain will almost certainly be
involved should lighting occur. and the trouble
may spread widely and dangerously.
Mr.. Labouchere. NJ. p. editor OF Truth. and
a Radical OF the Radicals. has endsared
himself to Frenchmer. and has had tho
reverse effect upon the Germans by the
evidence OF sympathy with France which
the pait he has taken during the recent discus
sion OF foreign affairs In the House OF Com
mons has afforded. A large number OF French
deputies have subscribed to q fund to purchase
some object of art to present to Labouchere as
a token Of their recognition OF his services.
The Soir says that the friendly protest tations
OF MIR Labouchere toward France and his as-
surance Of English sympathies In the event OF
an attempt being made to take back Alsace
and Lorraine must have produced a disagree
able impression upon the German Emperor and
must have sensibly diminished the pleasure of
his VISIT to England.
This North German Gazette snvs bitterly that
Laboucherc usually reminds one moro Of the
nation to which his name would assign him than
OF the ways OF an Anglo Saxon He seems, how
ever. to ros sSss an Anglo Saxon porsisteucy
which makes him always keep boring at tho
baire point. Tho bete noir Of Mr.. Labouchere
10. Ia word. the TRIBE Alliance. and he per-
bars seems the moro interestine to aimself
|ha, in his 9ftikgde to the Alliance he stands
aoue eyhst iselassd among his fellow country
men."
Col. Olcott the Hierophant OF Blavatskyism.
having returned from Austria ia. the first an.
nual convention of tho Theosophists was held
In London last evening. The Colonel-who.
with his white hair and beard. his grave. intel
ligent face. aid fine physique. made most
impressiv eChairman-tektifed TO the nobility
aud worth OF Nine. Bavatsky. She was,
ha said. ore OF the most higbminded. although
one OF the most eccentric women he ever knew.
and after seventeen years OF close friendship
and cooperation in forming the Theosophical
Society lie still held this view as strongly as
when he first met her in o farmhouse in
America.
Mrs. Annie Besant. who has taken up Nine.
Blayat>ky's work. also euloeized the inventor
OF modern esoterc Buddhism. There were
said to have been delegates from France. Ger
many. Spain. Scandinavia India. Australia.
and America present at the convention.
Mrs. J. G. Aver has closed the Hotel de
Mouehy. which she has leased in Paris for sew
erel years. and is now At the Savoy Hotel. where
she gave on Tuesday night superb banquet.
Her guests numbered twenty-iour. among
whom were Sir Arthur Sullivan. Mrs. Arthur
Paget Mrs. Mackay. Mrs. Ronalds. Mrs. Richie.
mrs. Parkinson Sharp, Lieut.. and Mrs. Emory
Of the United states Legation. Prince Dolgo-.
rouki. and Creighton Wsbt. Airs. Aver was at
tho state performance at the opera abiaze with
diamonds. and also wearing srns OF the hness
pearls in the house. Mrs. eradIcr Martin, who
was at the siatc performance. wore her famous
rub bis=. as we'll rs all her diamonds.
Among tho Now Yorkors recently arrived arc
Mr. and Mrs. Ge"rgo s. Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Grant. and Miss Louise Scott. They
will leave to-day for coaching trip acd will
sail BY the Etruria on the 18th Inst.
Senator Calvin q. Brice and Mrs. Brlce. who
arrived by the Teutonic. have beon at the
Savoy. where they were met by their daughter.
Miss Helen Brice. who has been for yenr at
q con won't in Paris.
Mrs. konalds and tho Hewi,ts have been
passing some days at Blsnhe!iil. the seat OF
tho Duke Of Marlborough. Tho Hamersley
mo ey has done much 10 embellish tho place.
aud the rags and tatts-s OF taDestries have
been rep ncsd BY fine pieces. the furniture has
been recovered. and al! modern conveniences
introduced. so that now Blenhelm ia one OF the
most comfortable palaces In England. In
every slice ming room there Is telephone. and
electric lights uro used throughout the vast
place.
Tho Paruell Convention called to meet in
Dublin ON Thursday week will endeavor by a
vigorous show to put new lifo into the rank
and Tile of the party The delegates are being
chosen by the electors themselves. A bold
Is already foreshadowed. The or.
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