Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

IL extremely unhappy At ST. Psiers'
burg. II IN Bnii that the beauty sub-
missiveress ami devotion ct this prin-
cess at first fascinated her husbnndi
ant that, consequently, he was
charmed In her presence and listened
to her every advice with perfect conf
IcU CO. A. THE, 10 Seems, his mOihrr
I,came alarmed, fearing that the
rover aho was used 30 welding might
slip cut OF her hands. To her the pool
hllty presented iiseIf that this German
princess might De- tnc MEAN " chang
ing RuuIn's fympathies iu favor VI
Germany, and thus rendering u'eie's
tho ,kiuui iu,flruos woven at the O. url
% Copst hagtn during tho last MY
years. Bho could uD, reconcile hur.ui
10 the {. ougat shat her sou az nus'
hand sheui be- made to ignore bic
mo,hof's t1HiIUal Interests.
A catastrophe Is -mi 10 nave fol-
lowed. Tho ozlr e'gar TO show his
Independence, snubuoI the English
and Gprman amtawaiott The story
go,s ou3
He Informed his wife guuly that ho
wanted tp hear nothing moro ui nor pony
relative, mud their imputunt little cnur.
loo Darms.udt. tie told her one day that
huf most august relative, Tho Prince ut
Wales, was coward, and her oihor most
august rolatiyo. Emperor william, was .
cad and a bore. Ia u general cundomth.
lion ~ tho court OF London no remarked
that tho guc.phH were a lot u tul-irluk-
Ink old women, and tho queen was the
worst Of them all.
It's further related how tho oEitina
"a several occasions burst Into tears at
the breakfast table aud hurried away.
For week. she took her meals alone,
lnacccssiblo TO the appeal' from her
moiber.in law and from DAfmslAdt
aud Berlin aud LlniOu, 70 com.
munionlion rsachiug her from tue
German emba5sy that Emperor WI.
liam would regret ~ lose her high re-
gard aud friendship, she replied,
briefly, thst, " this was n reference 10
her influence Tor peace between Rut-
sin aud Germany, the emperor must
not deceive himself any longer, a. she
was mere cipher at PetSfhCi, aud
could not get cOurtmattiAl dis.
5barged against tue viii Of tao dow
empress.
a low days ago the unhappy cGatlna
became hyoicrlcal after he had accused
her Of various indlsoretions n. court,
and sho ordered him 10 leave her. He
remained, however, 10 continue his
frproachrs, until her physician arrived
and announced that he would never
enter the palace again unless tho czsr
departed Instantly. The car objected.
The DOCTORS roply wAG "li you have
no mercy on her majesty, at least con.
slider your future heir and 10 At
once"
Tue result Of all this Is that Car
Nicholas Is cndoavorinR TO undo all he
once did at tho instance Of the czar.
ma.
These strange stories from ~, Peters
burg, II correct in the main, serve to
illustrate the character OF the present
ROmanon and give an Indication oil
Ru,slAs line Of policy In the future, In
case tho empress submits without stir
ring up England aud Germany against
her dsspotic lord. The peace oil
Europe will not bs safe In his hands.
IL IL ouriCu, to reflect how seldom
true happluess Joins company with
that which IN the judgment OF many
is Indispensable thereto. When this
young princess suddenly was taken
from her comparatively narrow sur
touudings NJ Darmsladt and elevated
to throne but little lower than that oi
the czar, one OF the mlghtiest rulers Of
the world, with oil iti wealth, iniiu.
once ana power, ahe was, undoubtedly,
the object If envy, Now that sonti'
msnt must DO changed for pity, TOT
what Is, after all, the greatest fortune,
II 1t cannot purchase one days happl.
boso2 Everything cenilioEod, true
happiness Ia much more evenly
distributed among the children Of men
than Ia generally supposed, notwlth'
standing the apparent Distinction IN
social conditions and m 'irfial wealth,