Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-10

shich occurred AZ ore OF R.ma-ck's dinners,
vher- be and Mrs Phelps were entertained by
the prince IN hi palace On Wilhelm Strasse. At
l4st aba4. he til4e tia; dinner Vas called the
news brought "a ;Alt c.e os Bi,mtrck's
fNScrite dog- had beer hurt n AL accident aud
That tAi- would nerrssi-a-e IA" amputa;iOn Of
H. leg. The oil prince very much affected.
iic bet -uTg,pa q Berlin Was called IN - per-
form Tue operation and the poor beI-t wa- put
tltp tAe b~-' Fart % he Istace. During the
G.1rer Friace Bismarck referred Frequently TO
N. dog aud "a. Uas vJrf much affected by his
suHeuug-- lie told Mr. Phelps that the doc;
hAi az almost human Intelligence and that hs
- every night q: his bedside and watched
ir'-~uce II b. asleep. but aluays
On The watch ard ready To respond 10 his
slightest wish whoa be wa awake Upon Bis
ilarck departure from Berlin Nr. Phelps Was
among those " be- taie hun good bye and dur
inE nv Ni-ii % Bismarck home at Fredrichs-
Euh- learned That the most influential Ameri-
Can ~ beru-Iuv With IA" old prince was Vii
lain Waller Phelps Nr. Phelps house in
Berlin bas several fue portraits of Bismarck.
and at one 81! the dinners which Bismarck gave
O. fn-ips tn oh chancellor brought out some
Amnricau uAi-kv .,ui drank the health OF the
President Of the Llted states with great x1sto
Count Herb n NJn BI.In.rck paid an especial
compliment 10 America bv attending one Of
Ir. iheIIs Ihan&sSIg ing dIuners. AT which the
AusricaA rcsid1nts V. Berlin were present. and
whom Bismarck i.st Mr. Phelps gave a fare
Vel dinner 10 Count Herbert.
AMERICAN MISSION
The social features u! the American mission
here are very important ones Nearly all
a; the Ministers Shv represent the Euro
pesn couurrIr haze large Sums allowed them
Tor entertaining. ant the ministers from Eng
Land and tu--in spend more titan Presi-
ceuts ssila~r here every vea- in this wav
heretofore have had no minister who has
been rich enough g keep pace with these men,
escI though ic uad the diliIts and inclination
O. d. 49,. Hr. sA-i.- l. on. Of the very wealthy
men 81 iae . nl.ed STATES. No one Anows iust
nov mgch h- = worth. AID his fortune is ezti-
insied al iE" W-v fIom 5000. 900 to :l5 600
90 IL AS born T.ci. aud hi> wife La. a for
TINE g. hrr ov. right. and both she and he
have tre SOCIAL Instincts In a large degree
Ars- inciT- wa he daughter Of Suefeid of
SrW hrvcu. -E' Esd an estate Of something
ii-c =l,tnu.i"J, bat Vino left the bulk
% L. Fortune 20 ,s;abhsh the sheffield
SCHOOL u Tale C".legc. N-s- Phelps has
a. lrot 0rlfi,nt Income Of perhaps
$1,000 yca-. and hsvc heard IL estimsted
tlat tn- income "i her husband Is more than
hli q uaIilou dollars every year. Mrs. Phelps
s. a vrry accompanied and very h..nd.orn,
sonar- ~Le D. thoroughly NJ home in society
her.. and he ha- uiadc she hon. 81 the Amer
tcsl mlti-tcr one 81 thc most popular in Ber-
In. i.Na- her taste taa. decided all lttters a.
?" III llrul-iin~, 81 the nuuIe aud the American
u4ul-icr house lr beriIn j. one o. ti., turio.i-
les q he cIi.. IL hl- been - mach written
about ~ iLs Oef'nI- news spers that almost -
rianv E""i - clur To look at 1t a gO 90 see the
palace 81 the @alser. and a. l. an evidence Of
Whni ADer1eau money backed by American
brains and good tas-e can do.
E"~ Nia FBELrs sDT A HOME
The Germans do not know aha: al American
houle J.. The people here live almost alto
gsthsF IN fats and butcher. baker and a
caniie~;irk maker often live in the same house
with count or diplomat. and Tie only differ
si-re D. N the rOoT " ga he furnishing Of the
rC1u.s. 10 - Oniv the Sc.,ltElest who can al
for'4 IadePentr-t establishments and YOU tui
fss whole house, Tor rent. Mr.. Phelps wanted