Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

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not meinf the yestlar ~ ,ba ,.. Rin
WY ~ throne in the Scotch l,o...t.,
s.,'1 Brown rather thar Ia ~ greios,.
tt'.tvieA hciry Of Baft4ninrr ,,.t., n
~ i.pteseni The British rarol f.,,,,l r.
snt N1ieago exhibition this ,oar I ~.
Nn mat THIS Influence nxDrlse1 e,--
snc queen by irresponsible ag,is,,, ~ Nv
tslurhuy been q source of n,i,@b fr,,.h'
~ '1V worry 20 her cabinet uirisi.gs
Ky nas On several occaaions besn An,
,tulse' ~ most unpleasant ana nrrImo.
NOUS comment ~ parliament
INN, ~, 3efor William just because Of his
NM, ,olsns's, me- iiupulsyoncss ana hie
,nl"usnee % every kind of resfr1int
control o. even advice. IA nerbons .i,.,
,host easily Influenced OF An ryo,erei
nvtus mat IS 90 wy. ne r. ne sofi ~
WIZ Us long AZ ilc Influence lasts lint n
.pt W suddenly break away from Il and
w cast on It's tirlld0m without al,
NatbNt For q considerable tiine prior
~ hla uepl@iop 90 the throne. No xas
unconsconsy, but negcrtholass eop,.
lielpiy submissive to the Influence IL al,
SAlttleth woman. native of NpV
tViS, VINO Is now the wife OF Gcncral
SVust Naltersee, but whose hrst Inns.
pend was Prince Frederick OF Schlcs-
NY, iiois,elh' an uncle Of Emperor VII
iiAin wife. The Bismarcks and ms Wal.
derses were nl the time tbornoghlv h,
aet0fn, indeed the ex-chancouor was In
uep'ed 70 Countess Waldersee for N
considerable degree Of the nnuene.
Mhich be at hrst exercised over WI
h9rl H. and which led the latter to
ADOPT previous 10 his accession. sueh an
nhtag0nisic ard unhlial attitu1e tn,yori
INTO private lie while the Waldersees
most without any warning aud from a
comparatively clear sky. Prince Bis
marck was dismissed from office, and to
the Acknowledgement Of everybody. reloented
70 private life while the Maldorsocs
We're practically cNilsd from the capital
w tle nenerai being deprived of his
theilnhcy OF the headquarters stan OF
the imperial army. and assigned to
the military district of Altoona. The
occult influence which led TO their down.
ioll was that Of u woman. who Is recoy.
nized as one uf the most rpmnrlnliv
clever aud astute members OF her sex.
namely. the widowed Empress Frcder.
lex With q tact worthy Of that most
t0ctiul of al royal Percentages, her broth.
CIR, the Prince Of Wales, She forebore.
however 70 make any direct use of this
influence hue exercised it through a
man devoted TO her interests. Professor
hintzpeter' who was for many years the
principal tutor Of the emperor The re-.
SUIT OF this policy on the part Of the EN-.
press was rendered apparent when again.
suddenly aud without any promonition'
the quaint looking professor who Is The
most homely Of his kind, incurred his
masters displeasure aud found his adj
vice spurned, and an end made 10 his IN
iuence. That Of the empress mother.
however remained undimmished. and
still suhsists. shared 90 certain exteut
by two OF the cmperor's particular favor
lts and Intimate friends Ono II the
Count Augustus Eulonburg. grand mar.
shall of the royal household, who had
the foresight 10 make himself agreeable
TO the emperor whom the latter was "A
callow youth. and snubbed by every
body olse. lie was likewise wont TO ne
company the emperor during his llnronn
al Raschid species Of wandering through
the slums of the Prussnn capital during
the early part Of the present reign The
other Is Major Won Husen. the fov0rite
nide-de-cnmp Of the emperor llo II one
10 the hest looking and popular officers OF
the German army. and last year the en-
peror asked and obtained Tor him the
baud Of the wcalthicst heress In Berlin,
tie beautiful and only daughter of Gen.
ernl Won Lucadon.
There are two Influences which pre-
dominate with the car; they are that Of
his mother-inlaw. Queen Louise Of Den.
mark. most remarkable woman OF
strong character. with whom he ~ IN
constant almost daily. correspondence
The other Is TINT of HIS former tutor
NJ. pobiedonOtsoi whose nume he gave
only the other day 20 one Of the fnesl
now honclad cruisers OF the Hussial