Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1891-06-26
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GOVERNOR REYNOLDS an chan at
cratic wire pullers are e c.rr,on
D.. Charley Jesteds. In Prussia
ofthe three police G. an official per-
CITY of Wilmingtorsing intrusted TO
an act Of the late S T5 az a%e sieF Kaiser oa
ifed one shoulGt and faithful per
one Democ- Ludwig Kanitz, the
;unctio.--enburg peasant, who from
Z ordinary mental duties in the
eVeleW to be the confidential servant
me king and emperor kanitz was in
. perable from his master in war and
paace, and he could undoubtedly have given
4 noirs to the world as interesting in
3 ne respects as those Of Bismarck.
The Proclamation Of the kaiser's life to
aat ace was no doubt due largely to the
hathful nninistrations Of this humble per
s,nage. who never shared in the honors or
fane that crowned others less intimately
q, ISOLATED with his master. Kanitz did
nj long survive the emperor. He was dis
n issed with a pension sufficient to support
him in comfort, but he soon died and was
buried in the churchyard of his native
v. lage in Brandenburg
Z is said that the present kaiser is
e. tngeable as to BARRIERS, to whom be gives
10 irs employment than his predecessors in
g. empire. At present, strangely enough,
hf is being shaved by an Alsatian, man
Wltuse name IS not known outside the
CO rt, but who was for some time employed
in one Of the leading barber shops Of Berlin.
- ere the Alsatian attracted the attention
OF Count StOlberg, who recommended him
% the marshal Of the house As he has at
tau,led to the kaiser for three months he is
50 posed to give satisfaction. It is said,
however, that he has had at least four pre-
de essors, who have been relegated TO
M aiaT service in the palace.
IN TIE AUSTRIAN COURT
9he kaiser has an extremely tender skin,
an as he insists on giving audience and
o.. .ers while being shaved, it takes a clever
Ar, st to escape drawing some Of the
II, senzollarn blood TAis is believed to
he been the trouble with the BARRIERS
vi D lost power.
lie Austrian court does everything
n. rnihcently, and the toilet Of the EN-
De or is presided over by the Chevalier de
Hl.cker. a descendant of the noble general
WI led the attack on the Turkish garrison
Il pesth in 1886, and whose posterity has
figured honorably in nearly every great
vi in which Austria has since been en-
ga I'd. Even the barber, term by which
be is never known, is a nobleman, the
Co mt du Faucon having been raised to
th.,t title In order to qualify him for his
dui les at the palace; for no plebeiap can lay
hai Is on the Austrian emperor
ne Count du Faucon is not native Of
At,Sria, but a Saxon by birth. He was
tn ned by the former imperial artist, who
wa also a man Of title, and he is said to be
en- al the most expert OF his trade in the
world. He is, OF course, Of plebeian origin.
He Is something Of a doctor as well as
hal trimmer, and the kaiser is said to
speed many an hour under the soothing
inf aence Of his manipulations
S nee the death Of Prince Rudolph Fran
els Joseph has been peculiarly subject to
hes laches and similar ailments, and his
bai er's ministrations are more effective
she q PHYSICIANS in driving away the
pa IS that Cypress him. The Count du
Pa con has apartments in the palaces,
bot. at Vienna and Buda, and is treated as
q prominent, although not a leading, court
of, ial AS Francis Joseph wears full
bea Il there is very little use for the razor
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