New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09

REPLYING TO THE KAISER.
DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGS THE UNIVERSAL
TOPIC OF DISCUSSION

THE SPEECH AT KONlGSBftr HHo''f' -
-n,rrrR ADVERSE COMMENTS By THE RADr-
CAL AND SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC NEwsPA-
pERs-MILITARY AND NAVAL MAN
CONVERSATIONAL"
Berlin. Sept s-Emperor Williams konigsoers
speech Is the universal topic The divine rish'
OF Kings f. discussed throughout the whole iehs'h
and breadth OF the Empire, and every editor -
expressing his opinion "a to what may OF may
not be done ''by the grace Of God. The Radical
and Social Democratic papers TEEN with adverse
criticism. The "Frankfiirter Zeitung says:
Although in declaring the Kings dye s,d rs' the he
Emperor merely repeats his previous u st b,
his words st received win ta link that
they live under constitution sustained ny ''e
voice OF the people
The "Vorwiirts" organ Of the Social Deiho-
cratic Central Committee, devotes sarcist'c
article to the Emperor and his views IL says
We admit the substantial accuracy Of the IVY IVY ana
o ona ks 4 ny degrees So the arIsocrats have
often drained the vitality from the monarch mind
boSever the strugg,e between the monarch ana ,ha
tho nobility appears TO be OF sHrn'' oo"'e'" ~ Wv
people.
After mentioning several skeletons VI '''e wa
servative family, the "vorwarts' aiiudes 10 '"e
EmpGrOrS
Anarchists as follows:
who these parties OF the es,.g The Social
are the nobility summoned 10 resls' - hose oues-
Democrats DO not know the answers 10 S With
lions and they they Will w nG Ma Ro. vents keeping hs
powder dry and resisting all attempts DIT ~
tutoDal coercion
The Imperial party left konigsbers yes'e'u"'
morning for Ebng, where the Emperor re-
viewed the Seventeenth Army Corps when is
march past they proceeded to Nuremberg
where the Emperor presided ut a banquet -
the old Castle. The Emperor briefly congratu-
lated the officers upon the fine CONDITION oi '"e
troops. and told them TO keep their weapons
sharp. AS did the knights of old In Marien-
here The Emperor passed the night In Schic-
bitten with Count Donna. The Empress hau
returned early I'm the day 10 KGnigsberg, which
she left this morning for Potscam
The army manoeuvrcs are In progress around
Narienberg The grand movements OF ,n n,
First Army Corps against the Sevehtecn.n -,
he executed between Elbing ana biau"Soete
ON Sentember TO- II and u. The naho'u'r'S
will close with naval review ~ oWlIl-"'u ~
The EMPEROR Will watch the cNoiuti""s Va nc
dco, from the Uohenxollern" Fifty-two veSseis'
ranging from 10 900 to 30 tonncrs. with ooO ON
cers nd 1900 men, VIII be engaseu. y, ~ , III
to b- splendid spectacle specla, ,Fa'nS co WV,
be from all parts OF the c"ui'''' ~ ''
visitors To the scene.
Niss Helen carroll who entertained her frenus
90 iav,ehIv IN B1vreith last month Is reported 10
be engaged - Lieutenant Count Won r"''N''
chen. OF the Bayartan cavalry.
Nr stanton. formerly manager OF the Metro
nrIiton Opera House In New-York. mas come 10
Berlin to pass the winter
Frank Ives the American billiard cnain.I.m =
nlaying series ~ matches with Inc rtIi"H'
champion. Kerken. in the c,fe ln'ernauona,e
,ud the cafe schiller. SO far h" mas won every
game Relnhpld Bcgas. the sculptor aft"t "a''n-
ING mo ~ ,he games. challenged Ives. lie took
700 o; the 900 points offered 10 MN 10y w.. an"
-, -, game Noss,achcr one u the star bill
Hard PLAYERS y Berlin. dii not get point IN his
s,,,,. nth the American champion. Ives got
nrst shot ard ran out without a miss