Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02
WILL NOT NOTICE IT.
Germany Will Ignore Frances Treat
ment Of Empress Frederick.
THE COMING MARYLAND SENATOR.
Trying to Settle the Chicago Lake
Front Dispute.
THE RIVER LOWER AT YUMA.
THE RIVER LOWER AT YUMA.
IT WILL BE IGNORED.
The Kaiser win Not Ash an Expi.ussto. q
Frances Trcatment of HE Mother

The Kaiser viii Not Ash an Explsusfios q
Frances Trcatment of HE Mother.
LONDON, Msrch 2.-The German emperor
has. IL il stated in q Berlin dispatch, decided
not to demand any explanation. from France
as 10 the treatment Of his mother. He viii
ignore the insults Of the ChAvinists 90 fer ~
official action is concerned. but continue his
change Of policy In regard 20 Alssce-Lorinine
and French interests generally. No effort will
be spared 20 make the Berlin art exhibition Q
success The patriotism Of Germany 10 APP
Peaied 10, and the overwhelming Offers already
leave no doubt that the German artists will be
much more fully represented than they
might have been had France not taken such
a hostile stand. Sweden. whose artists have
OF late been making their way 10 the front
rank, northern art being quite a fad just nov
IN fsris, VIII testify its good will "a Germany
by some Of its best productions. England is
pledged TO make the best display possible snd
both pope and king in Italy will do what they
can to please the kaiser. The Austria press en-
presses warm sympathy with Germany and un-
doubtedly reflects the sentiments of the Vienna
artists The Berlin artists openly charge that
jealousy had as much 10 do with the course
OF the French Ne patriotism: that they we're
AFRAID OF the growing claims % Berlin 20 take
the lead OF Paris " a center of art Both the
srtists and the imperial government there
lore the more resolved to prove that the French
jealousy Is not without cause
lhe Vienna Correspondent Of the London
Tunes says; The German government has in
structed Count Won Munster, German amba.-
sador TO France, 10 refrain from any initistory
action and merely TO reply IL questioned
by Nj. Rlbot that Germany has no reproach TO
make, but it Is quite satisfied with the manner
IN which the French government has en-
deasored 20 maintain the rights Of hospitality"
"FIoARo's" KEEN SARCASM
PARIS. March 2.-The Figaro today announces
that Queen Victoria was pleased by the ac-
count given her by the Empress Frederick Of
the respect and courtesy which the latter w~
shown during her visit TO Paris that the queen
has promised to return the compliment aud
stop two days in Paris when she passes through
this city soon en- route TO the south Of France.
At the conclusion Of the ball last night which
followed the meeting of III. Deroulede's friends,
at which the latter presided. NJ. Deroulede re-
cited military poem ending with the words
''Sonnez la charge. Nous les yaincrons." The
Charge" was then sounded on military bugles
amid q scene OF the widest enthusiasm
NJ. Laisant during the course of the evening
made a violent speech. concluding with CRYING
''Doyn with the allies of Germany"
Commenting upon the agitation resulting
from the visit of Empress Frederick 10 Paris
the Journal des Dbdfs reprimands the violence
Of a section of the Paris press for its false
patriotism, which has lees effect in France than
II would have had twenty years ago. Toomuch
significance. the journal saws. is attached 70
such manifestations abroad.