The morning call., 1891-09-29
ROYAL PLANS UPSET
The Family Of the Prince Of
Wales in Mourning.
4 Visit 10 the Duke and Duchess Of Cum
barland Postponed.
Death Of the Countess Of Hacke-The Anti
ParlelllteS to Make a Final Appeal
for Help From America.


New YORK, Sept. 2S-Yates' London let
death Of Grand Duchess Paul placed the
family Of the Prince of Wales in mourning,
as she was a niece Of the Princess and also
her god-daughter. This sad event has upset
all the royal plans, but the Prince will
probably proceed to Denmark in few days.
The Princess remains with her parents at
Fredensborg, her visit to the Duke and
Duchess Of Cumberland having been post
poned in consequence Of the family mourn
ing. and also because OF the uncertainty
that at the present prevails respecting the
plans OF the Emperor and Empress of Rus
sia. The wet and stormy weather which
has prevailed in Denmark during the last
month has considerably interfered with
the diversions Of the royal party
at FIedensborg There have been
no shooting parties as yet in King Christians
forests, and the only occasion upon which
the monarehs and the princes staying at
the schloss went out together was when the
King OF Sweden invited them to have hunt
in the picturesque island Of Ho!mOn in the
sound. This was greatsuccess. and before
the sport commenced there was lunch
served in the forest and afterward an early
dinner on board King Oscars yacht. The
Fredeusborg party went by train 10 Elsinore
and thence to Holmon in the royal yacht
The Emperor has enjoyed three forest hunts
and was accompanied each time by King
Christian and the Prince and Princess
Waldelnar. The Emperor killed thirty deer
altogether.
The royal yacht Osborne is now in dock
at Portsmouth. She will probably remain
there many months. Her hull is to be thor
oughly surveyed with view to ascertain
II she Is fit TO receive new boilers but most
likely il not fit, she will have to be made so.
The Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg- -Schwer-
in, who about six weeks ago for several days
lay at the point of death, rallied in most
marvellous manner, and last Friday left
Ludwieslust. accompanied by the Grand
Duchess and children, for Paris, on the
way to Cannes, where they are to reside
during the next seven months. The Duchess
of Edinburgh recently paid briet visit
to her cousin, tine Grand Duchess of Meek
lenburg-Schwerin at Lud wigslust.
The Countess of Hacke, who was at
tached to the household Of the Empress
Augusta for nearly fifty years. died the
other day at RoblentZ where she had ap-
partments in the Electoral Palace. The
Countess was clever woman, with much
quickness and vivacity in conversation,
and had great reputation for ability and
Wit Ahe came to England with the EN-
press, then Princess of Prussia, in 1853
Both parties in Ireland are pretty we'll
crippled for want of funds, but the anti
Parnellite party is going to issue a fresh ap-
peal to the Irish people in the United States.
1t is expected that the leading Irishmen in
the different cities of the Union will take
the matter up, and will appeal to their
c0untrymen for funds. The Irish Ameri-
cans are to be told that this is positively the
last time that Ireland will come before the
American public for aid