The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

II InR
an Ordinary Gentleman - Matrimoninl
oe. OF the suitan's Head Doctor
Rrupp 10 Making = big Gun for tho
worid's Fair - The Salvation Army
ia. Been Peltea with Mud In BRUSSELS.
r,,iyi. 1872 BY ne International Teieerom Company
Mrs Lanetry has added Yachting to her fade.
She has just paid s25. 900 for Lord Ashburton's
hreutifui and swift steam yacht, Lady Mabel
now at Cowes. after q long cruise with his
lordship and family. The Lady Mabel Is OF
800 tons burden and Is almost new Mrs
langtry is said to have recently declared that.
being now forty years OF age. 1t was time that
sho began to enjoy life. instead OF fooling away
her money and time in theatrical speculations.
IT is understood that she will spend portion
OF thu coming winter cruising In the South
Seas and that In the intervals Of her yachting
trips she will devote more time to the turf aud
loss to tho stage. Her latest admirer Is Lord
Kosslyn. who is said to have really given hor
the horse she pretended to buy from him.
Whether the young lord will accompany her
on her yachting voyage is n subject OF some
curiosity.
King Oscar Of Sweden. who is a saul IN stat
ure among European monarchs and equally
ahend OF most of them in intellect. mas beeh
playing tho part of Haroun l-HascIIiu among
his loyal shbIcrts at stockholm. Inc ming
b,arcv,r forgotten that he cOmcs from n re.
snectuble plcheian family. While always dig
niied In state affairs. ho is always willing to
listen to those OF his SUBJECTS who hav" Erlev-
nnrc, to be rcdrcssed. or wrongslto be righted.
and his liberali'y IN this respect has had no
slight influence In preventing the tendency to
radiralism, both in Norway and Sweden. IRON
becoming dangerous to the throne. The ma
jority OF the Swedes like their democratic
King oven il he is of foreign descent.
King Oscar. accompanied by Count Cren-
stedt. called suddenly. on Monday last. at the
Sailors Homo In Stockholm. His Majesty was
in plain attire. hut the superintendent OF the
home, Ankaekrona, at once recognized him.
King Oscar gave 1t to DO understood that he
did not wish his identity made known to the
sailors in the homo. He then proceeded to in
spect the bedrooms. the kitchen. and pro-
cecdcd thence to the dining room. The
sailors were eating dinner at the time.
Tho King and Count. without being recognized.
took seats Mt the head Of the table.
,leir fellow guests ssupposing them to be
casual visitors. Ihe King commenfsd on the
home. and he joined in the conversation in
hearted Swedish sailors. He chatted heartily
with them and they with him. and aft or the din
ner was over he sat in the comfortable smok-
Ing room and list ened to tales OF peril aud adj
venture by land and sea.
sr aGahne unruhfu yarns 80 that the e King
could place confidence in what he heard. and
pie and thrilling narratives Of these de-
csHdssnts Of the skngs On Tboii s he left
the surprise of the old sailors whom they
learned WIG their guest had been may be
hat he I'M had sDs
ant afternoon.
Additional particulars have come to light
kqItan's TGysjeian In: chief. Mavrey chi Tasha.
The pasha is an old man, Some years l,s
s %ho% %' fhs 81 m sFsnsh
The woman not only demanded and asserted
s Oh
in an. indiscriminate sort OF. fashion. When
tho old pHeor she pulled o his
hss hst rs na bead from on .hs
tho inisnehavior Of his Vile and Ordered that
the woman be eSpe,Is Led from constanttinoplei
order Nine I i S stood On her head and
asaed them to arrest her; The Turkish Off
psremptory mandatet to obey tho spl Mss COM
olaHt the Gss III Ss french
FWltan mt to allow her to return. MayrSyeni was
high in tho n,onnrch's favor. aud the latter
a%s sas %n the head
the Doctors household In every ssnse OF the
word twas not long before scandalous re-
time. but Investigated quietly. and obtained
past 1i t With her MaSsoyen Pasha gave notice
to his wife that She must leave his house. and
eor tmS ue e oT an
seized number Of private papers belonging
TO her. husband. and among them diary
mental condition Of his Majesty. This diary
the rovengcful wife forwarded to tho Sultan.
fhc rhy SS f IN WRom he ' had eonded ter
many year, was in the habit OF disclosing to
foreigners tho alleged weakness OF the Sui
Mayroyeni Pasha received warning from 2
nG % bSt9 G ahf
that treachery had excited in the breast Of the
sultan. MayIoyeni ola not stay upon the or. or,
onIy tended to Confirm the syidiencf Of lis
hey turn pad HIN 10 aye thsn red
TO escane from Turkey. but was captured and
taken under O strong guard to prison. AS
about him. it is believed that he has perished
wife is widow.
Krg9rp, the great G1p maker Is making X
monster gun. Weighing ils tons. for the Chi:
cago Worlds Fair ,Krupp intends that 1t shnll
DO tho finest specimen OF ordnance in the
world.
There is little doubt that the English war
ship Howe is n total loss. and it Ia not surpris-
ing that the Government has ordered q court
martial. The vessel moving In d line behind
her consorts. instead OF following In their
wake starboarded too soon. and the catastro-
phe was thus brought about. Sailing masters
are inclined to the onlnon that defective steer.
ing contributed to tho disaster. Tho Howe
WAS one OF England's finest men-of- war. The
hul alone cost G5to;o0O the machinery $40
A great pilgrimage Of British Catholics tc
Rome is being organized. for February next
The Duke OF Norfolk will conduct oyer 1900
I,lgrims who will number, among them, the
most distinguished Catholic laymen Of the
Kingdom. TIE Pope has promised to celebrate
mass n ST. Peters on the occasion.
BrIss.- on All SaintR' Day. and were hooted
and rclls with mud and missiles. by the pop
MIace. The Salvationists ara meeting with lit
Ito success. They are making but few con.
verts. and their meetings are sparsely at
" al"rswsHi is convnlcscent but still weak
lie viii not give any performance here before
sa!IIng Tor america. from Southam pton. on the