Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-28
A BITTER FEELING.
Ex-Eapress Frederick an uaxsl-
come Guest al Paris.
Caren &C Understand That Her Fres-
snes ls uadssirsa Germans lske-
N 20 Resent fssr fressmsat.
AZ AwkwAgp sIrU Arlos

visit Na> AA@t II NF18& Saw - AN~sA y ;
peaceful attitude toward France But
subsequent events prove quite the eon-
trarv. Ii i no; 81 ali imgroba ele that
NJ. nsrbeste. the French amsa4sssdor
AZ Berlin. may be recalled and re
placed ~ sozae one VINO viii not
involve the nAt4on IL another diplomat
ic middle bs inviting a member Of the
house Of HoAenkellera 70 Paris. Figaro.
In q sensational article relative 10 the
presence Of the Empress Ireaersok in
this city. saws her visit has become en-
barrassing. and that i Il high time she
departed The plan of the French
artists for exhibiting their works at
Berlin has been abandoned IN conse-
quenee of the revival OF the sati-Ger-
man spirit
The Patriotic league has been holding
daily meetings 20 protest against the
proloagation OF the visit u ex-Eaapress
frederick. Of Germany.
PARIS. Feb. FIX Empress Fred
eriek and her daughter visited the
Cathedral Of Noire Dame, the Cluny
museum and the Luxembourg gardens
Thursday. Excited groups gathered IN
the Hobbies Of the chamber of deputies
ID the evening discussing the Cologne
Gazette's article aud the effect Of he
rebuff on the imperious nature Of the
emperor In view of the Cologne
Gazette's reputation for such angry
ebulitions the article fails 70 have ;he
effect il might have had f produced by
a more sober journal
In an interview with representative
Of the Gaulois NJ Deroulece. after re-
peating the sentiments expressed in
the letter TO the newspapers, declared
thai the whole agitation against La
press Frederick was due 10 the fact
that the empress abandoned her In
cognito 10 receive foreign ambassadors
and visit Versailles.
That the action Of the Parisians and
the tone of the newspaper press OF Paris
will be deeply resented in Berlin nobody
for an instant doubts. andthere areanany
people who look forward. not without
feeling of apprehension. 20 the effect
that the present ''rnpleasantness" may
have upon the mind of the young and
warlike emperor OF Germany. The
newspapers are running riot in their
remarks. NJ. Clemenceau's paper, La
Justice, is the most violent of al. lie
Jour says:
"Our army is ready. our armament IL com
plete and our reserves are thoroughly trained. :
Regret has been expressed in many
quarters that the prince of Wales did
not also come TO Paris, as his well
ki-own tact would have been useful
IN avoiding .unpleasantness Empress
Frederick herself has remained very
calm and has expressed herself as
pleased with the courtesy that has
been invariably accorded her by the
public The ex-kaiserin has no fear o.
an untoward incident marking her
visit, and thus far has made no change
in her intentions or movements
PARIS. Feb. 27.--Empress Frederick o.
Germany left Paris at $3.50 a m. No un
pleasant incident marked her depar
ture. The gravity of the situation. how
ever. can be judged from the fact that
acting under advice from high quarters
The empress changed the line of her route
for fear of being insulted by that por
ton Of the populace which had grsdu
ally worked itself into fever heat o.
rage over the presence of the imperia
visitor in Paris. In spite of the precau
tons taken To avoid al unpleas
ant demonstration by keeping tn
exact hour OK the empress
departure secret, several hundreds o
people gathered about the Care ol
Nord and watched the movements o
tie empress with considerable inter
est. The crowd, contrary 90 genera
expectation. was civil and quiet
the majority of the men TAX
ing of their hats as the EN-
press passed. There were no insult
ing cries of any description. The EN-
press was as calm and com posed. TO al
outward appearances. as IL she has
been in Berlin, surrounded by q body
guard of LOYAL Germans. She quickly
entered the railroad car which had
been secured for her special use anS
cordially babe adieu 10 the representa-
tives of the German embassy. who lac
accompanied her to the station.
BERLIN, Feb. s7.-The action of the
French people in openly disappearing
the visit of ez-Emprcss Frederick 4
Paris, and the rebuffs and insults of
fered the mother of Emperor William
have aroused the ire Of the Germans q
remarkable degree. The Cologn.
Gazette commenting on the coaeilistor,
measures which Emperor William hsl
made 20 France. of which the visit @
ex-Empress Frederick il regarded q,
proof. says:
The French have right 20 tsfrk II 70
venve. bnf they have ~ right 20 in5prs n.
feelings &C the head q tAis empire ard az
/ mother ty insults that eoasd b. expected oDi-
| OF sc3undreis. Tae German people fee deep,
the outrage Bpon tie person o; their emperor
/ and ther ks~s . right 70 txpecs the yrebei
PEOPLE ard government 20 give sups sstisfse
ticn and 70 wipe cut The stair upon the hoar
/ 81 Trsaes br ens-Feticsl,s fssiire - order -
rsiserssSs vrstcoes vho hsve 'i8suite5 TIE 81
4 Empress Frederick
The North German Gazette regret
the 81 q I'll humw Of the French pres
and SAYS:
TT Il innstevial vhssssr french sstists
under ne pressure - yatIie op5nisn. ere fsres'
/ ~ shzptar TIE t5ts 81 s,hitffthe works Il
BsrsSn o. not Bat ~ 10 another thing n .
paoiie meetings re srossess snsslts ara -ia
threats are Hrteres sssinst The en- -sn preset 40;
The yatsc secssts then v.tbesf protest"