New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15


Copgyiqht: 1891 Bv The Tribune Assoefa,,on
London, Sept. I4-The Queen has not YET MA.
any OF her usual excursions from BalmoraI havsrs
only once driven through Brsemar, when she ver, -
| cali Mr. and Mrs. Goschen, at Ke!rdrochet ~.
Majesty has confined herself 10 the beautiful and s
tcnslve private drives on the royal estate and h.
several times paid afternoon visits TO the Dan.s
| Shield I'm Ballochbui Forest.
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES.
Prince George Of Wales is not going TO pass m.
winter either in Inlla or ireland, althOugh n,
papers win persist In sending him b both ooIp,r..
ON the expiration Of Prince Georges leave. n. |.
to be appointed TO the Anson tho flagship ~ a..
second command Of the Channel Squadron
THE KAISER At ODDS WITH HIS GRAypuyorp.
That the relations between the Emperor WYnsr
and his granduncle, the Duke Of saxeCoturv ,,x
GOTTA are stll strained is proved by the fact IA,
the Duke has Just left schlOss Relnhardsbrpn,
Turinga, for shooting lodge in the Austrian Tv,o,
apparently in order to avoid meeting with the Emro,o,
who Is coming into tho neghborhOod Of Gotta fr N,
autumn manOeuvres.
THE DUCHESS OF CONNACGHT AND HER Moruvp
The Duchess Of COnnanght is looking much better
for the cure at Ankles Bains. Ever since her re,prn
from India she has suffered from rheumatism ana
felt the cold last winter very keeny Princess Naud
Of Wales paid her short visit FROM vchy during be,
stay.
Princess Frederick Charles OF Prussia, mother a
the Duchess OF Connaught, Is passing the summer oc
Lake Como and will spend the winter in Naples. n
Is understood that Princess Frederick Charles who 1.
the only sister Of the Duke If Anhalt, recently con-
tracted a morganatlc marriage.
PRINCE ALEXANDER OF sAXEwIMAR
friend writes: 4" find 1t difficult 10 realize that
Prince Alexander Of -Wemar is dad; for onh
on Thursday week, was dining with him at the club
IN pada uhor bo had hep wifi hfz fail
Prince Hermann. for race week; and leaving Baden
the next day. the first thing read in the Paris papes
on Saturday telegram announcing his death.
have not heard what the Of HIS DEATH but he
had a terrible fall while riding In a military steeple-
chase two three years ago. from which he was not
at first expected TO recover. l imagine that some
lurking mischief had sever been discovered and that
he must have died quite suddenly. He was brilliant
Young officer in the cavalry, ard his death viii be
terrible blow to his amable father and to BIS mOths
who is the sister Of the King of Wurtemburg.
THE YOUNG KING OF PORTUGAL
The young King Of Portugal, who made q Drf
through Beira and Alemteo the other day, was eveJ
where enthusiastically received. lie Is expected
in OportO.
THE DEATH OF LORD NORTHEsK.
Lord Northesk's death has been received with graf
sorrow and regret. lie had always from his youth
been delicate and suffered when yonng from pulmonary
weakness, and his only sister died OF consumption.
His death was sudden at the end, for he ruptured
bloodvessel only few hours before his DEATH when he
appeared in perfect health. He was man Of very
wide scientific and antiquarian pursuits, and had
very fine collection OF fossils and Antiquities, which
only a short time ago he presented 10 the Edinburgh
Museum. His place in Scotland near Arbroath was
one of the oldest and picturesque Of Scotch housa
and he had recently restored it,. Lord Norihesk len
instructions that his body be oremated.
LADY CAROLINE CHARTERS.
very familiar figure in certain set Of society u
gone by the death Of Lady Caroline Charters VINO was
buried last week at Aberlady. the family buyingeroun
IN East Lothian. For years her tl commanding hsur'
escorted by her devoted sister Lady Jane Dundas has
been well known and her cheerfulness and eAtenl'p
youthful disposition in spite of her blindness made hf
loved and popular among q large circle OF fnehos
and largo family. Lady Jane Dundas nursed nor
through her long and weary last Illness and AROUND mo
grave were gathered not only large number OF refN
lions and friends, but many Of the poor rom hei
native narish 10 whom she always generous
and open-handed benefactor
THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR AT VIENNA
hear that there IS every probability Of Lord WHEN
succeeding Sir A. Paget az Vienna Sir Augus'uSs IT,
tirement IS now imminent, for he celebrated only
few DAYS ago his diplomatic Jubilee. lie has witnessed
during his long career thirteen changes in the Ministry
and worked under no fewer than ten Foreign seee-
tarles Lord Vivian's name has been for some ume
first on the promotion list Of the Foreign ONCE
THE DUKE OF CLEVELAND's ESTATES
The Duke Of Cleveland has left Lord Barnard tn'
male heir of the Vane family. his estates IN DurnAih
and Shropshire, which bring in net income OF quN
$50 900 year. and he gets Raby Castle and the mouse
in ST. James sqnare The whole property Is left 10
Lord Barnard In strict settlement. II is eHceedhW
fortunate for the new peer that the entail Of the Dukes
estates was broken up about twenty years ago
the settlement which was made by the first Duke Of
Cleveland had remained valid the estates would Dow
have passed to the late Dukes nephew. Sir Fredena
Milbank, whose eldest son, Mr.. ii. Milbank' "ou'
have ultimately lad them entirely at his own dis
posal.
BULLET FROM oUATRE BRAS.
Lord Kilmarnock has Just received the bullet "meA
fell from the skull OF his great uncle James Lou nay
when the remains Of the latter were fisn'errel a.
Quatre Bras in July $780, together with some buttons
end portions Of gold braid which were found IN '''
grave. These relics are to be carefully placed 10
casket and preserved in Staines Castle. Burke aO3
Lodge both describe Lord Hay as dying at Waterloo W
June 49, 1915 As a matter OF fact he left the Duene'
OF RichmOad's ball In the small hours OF the lotn
June and fell on the same afternoon at ouaiFe Bras
Although rot nineteen at the time. he had been
already two years in the Guards His sister, Lazy
Margaret Washington. Is still living
POPULAR Discomfort IN PERSIA
II what hear be true, and the information comes
from an unusually reliable source, public attenuoh
likely to be very diverted from IQuique 10 lspaiAn
for a revolution at the present moment is slowly Oh.
surely brewing in Persia and the breaking pchtleI
storm is not likely TO be long delayed The NNoia'
tionary movement Is national IN its character AI'
priests and students are to in the camp oil INC
Progressists and the prevailing discomfort Is oens
famed by q paper called "kannn' !"
" Law which is printed in Europe and widely dis
semnated throughout every part of the shas domin'
ion. The personal appropriately of the shah grows
apace and his are watching events with no ssu
anxiety Ills present youthful Grand Vizer is tho
child Of q nurse, and Nasreddine Is now anxious 70
make the obnoxious bog who figured so prominently
in the pageaDts of 1885, Minister OF War. The RISING
Is likely TO be general, and the Young Persia party
confident of achieving complete and signal success
The shahs eldest son is man Of considerable abby
and his second SON who on account OF the royal on
OF bis mother. is heir apparent is popular ana amen