New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
NOTES FROM BERLIN.
KING ALEXANDER OF SEEVIA AT EMS-THD
EMPERORs NORTHERN VOYAGE.

Berlin, July II.
The arrival OF King Alexander OF eerv.a at Ems, tho
favorte resort OF old Emperor william. has gwen rise
TO many articles IN praise Of the young ruler liz
visit naturally recalls his famous soourp at Wlebader
tnee years ago. when no was forcbly torn from hi
mothers arms and carried on TO bis father at Belgrade
But that dramatic net cannot be repeated us Alexander
Is now the wearrr OF the Servan crown. and Kine
Milan. who melted it Is u " man without country"
Three years have made great changes Ia the boy
King Inherting TO great extent the features OF his
beautiful mother Alexander was always handsome
boy. But the stirring events through which he has
passed have developed him unusually fast and the
people OF Ems who expected to typical youth of
sixteen instead tall. slender young man. with q
face covered already With bair sufficiently dark and
long % be dGnifed with the name Of beard. lie was
erect and military in bis bearing. The eyeglasNe
which he is obliged 10 wear resting on the bridge OF
his nose. added age to bis face and him perhaps
4 more thoughtful air.
He went Al once after alighting at the station, TO
me villa 'Petit Elysee," which his father, ex-King
Milan. known there Count TakOva, has rented until
August IS. short time afterward His Majesty, ac
cOmpaned BY his father, his governor, Colonel MiShko'
witch, Major Tschiviich, Major Pauovitch, Minister
Welmerovltch, Director StoOyltch. Dr. Jovanano
WITCH the body physician. took the usual promenade
The promenade was d march Of triumph for the young
King.
Although undivided praise cannot be given to ex-
King Milan for his treatment of his SON. no one can
doubt that heart he is interested In his personal
and welfare. He Will, therefore be atiied
IN reading the report which Alexander carries regard
Ing his standing In studies for the school year Just
closed. The examinations lasted several days. and
were conducted In the presence Of various important
pcrscnages AS published the chart Of the ROYAL
student reads as follows His Majesty king Alex
andcr passed the examinations In the following sub
jccts J. Moral philosophy, an hour each week under
Or. Firmnan, rector OF the seminary, excellent
2, French, Professor NaSrocz one hour each week.
excellent 8. stereometry, trsonomcty; Professor
stoikovics, three hours each week. excellent L.
English Professor NEEDLES, hour week. excellent
8, logic Professor schlivics, one hour week OK
scllent; g. German, Professor RCemer, two hours "A
week, excellent; :, general literature, Professor r.
Georgevcs. two hours week. excellent s.
Roman law. Professor Ger>clcs, four hours
week, excellent; o, military science Pro
fessor Major Stankovics. one hour week.
very good TO- Servian literature Professor BoskovicS
hour week, excellent; IL, tactics, Professor
Major Pavlovics, three hours a week, excellent; L.
general history, Professor LOvcsevics, two hours
week. excellent; 49, Latin, Professor J. Georgovics,
one hour week. excellent. The examinations we're
conducted In the order given and continued during
one hour In each subject. They were carried on IN
the presence Of the Regents, the Metropolitan, the
President OF the Ministry, the President and Vice
President OF the Skupsohtina, the Minister of lnstuc
ton, the Minister Of Justice, The President ana wee
President Of the State Council the guardians of His
Majesty and the Rector of the University. belgrade,
June o5 July y. 1902" The chart was signed by
the governor OF His Majesty the King and Colonel In
the general staff Jovan Nashkovl,ch."
Tho report Is fully favorable Us was that OF last
year. II will be readily from the number OF
hours devoted each week 10 study that klng NcN-
ander's lie il Of unmSed pleasure.
Although the King intended originally 10 remain IN
Ems only a few DAYS. il is now probable ulat Ills
eniOuln will lat three weeks.
Letters received here from officers on board me
Kaiser Adler show that the Emperor Is enjoying his
trip to the North His tendency scaschess. which
tnterfed with his pleasures last has passed away
II said. and he has becOme good sailor. Lie on
the vessel Is simple. His Majesty gets up about
O'Clock eats u warm American or English breakfast
with meat M O'Clock lunches at O'Clock ard dimes
at D. IN. Tea is served at 10 O'Clock in the night |
fast and luncheon Ills Majesty receives reports. while
he devotes the afternoon to writing letters and reading
diplomatic notes. After dinner in the evening he |
walks on deck with member Of his staff for all
hour or more. After tea has been served the En- |
peror devotes hour 10 general conversation or tol
listening to the music Of his companions: He Is TO BE-
seen often with Commander Won Arninn who has
charge OF the ship he takes the greatest Interest In
navigation.
Tie Emperor's table IS In pavilion built the
upper deck of the vessel seated with him at meal
time are all the members Of hi, staff and daily two
regular officers OF the boat His private arc
furnished simply. although naturally with all the con
yepiencs which ship builders can supply.