The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-17

SuduOn at POtS1dm, and that night was
one OF the guests at fete on Pfauen
Island. Thursday he was present at the
officers hurdle and steeplechase races on
the Sperlings lustgrounds. On this oc-
casion the emperor arrived in a gig driven
[ by himself, and the empress rode i'm a
gala carriage with the archduke. The en-
press looked exceedingly we'll and has
quite recovered from the anaemic trouble
which her appearance recently indicated
that she was afflicted with. The sports OF
the field were marred by several acct
dents. Lieut. Won LelJow fell with his
horse Talbot, and was carried from the
field In a dying condition. Lieut.. Wal
dow's horse fell and broke his leg and had
to be shot. This accident. as well as the
shooting of the animal occurred close to
the court seats where were seated a brill
liant assemblage Of prlnceSses and court
danes.
Although out of season. the aristocraty
Of Germany and elsewhere are swarming
into Berlin. The Crown Princes OF Sweden
was here several days, and among the
other celebrities noticeable in public places
during the week were: Duke Albrecht Of
Mecklenburg-Schwe Prince Alexander
of Prussia, Prince Heinrich of Reuss.
Prince William Radzeiwil and other So
ciety leaders. When the court leaves Pots
dam these persOnages will vanish. After
the imperial family have taken the sea-
baths at Sassnitz, they will go to WI
hemshohe. returning in September to Pots
| dam. where the empress will await her ac-
couchement. The emperor has ordered
that all of the young princes of the inn
/ perial family shall learn to swim, so a
bathing house has been erected on the
banks Of the Havel. IN which the young
sters began their daily practice last Mon
day.
The emperor has confirmed the sentence
Of imprisonment imposed upon the Men
MONTE, Tiechenor for refusing to serve
in the army on religious grounds. Tieche-
nor has already served two months i'm
prisonment on the same charge.
] The municipal authorities OF Stettin
/ have organized a unique night fete to
take place on Sept. 3, to which Emperor
| Francis Joseph of Austria has accepted an
/ invitation.
The fete includes an excursion on the
5ver oder to Han, on which occasion
/ the river and town will be set ablaze with
electric lights, magnesium candles, etc.
| A procession of freships will follow the
| imperial launch to Haf ana
return. a large number Of Americans
have been invited. including Thomas b.
Ferguson, United States minister TO Swe-
den and Norway; Lieut. Com. Cowles.
naval attache TO the United states em-
bassy at London and Lieut.. Rodgers,
naval attache to the American embassy
/ to France.
The Deutchse Tages zeitung, agrarian,
makes a demand that the importation OF
meat in casks shall be prohibited on the
/ ground that meat thus packed Is un-
! wholesome.
/ Some of the members Of the agricultural
| committee Of the Landtag so still further
and have announced Their purpose 20 in
| troduce a resolution prohibiting the inn
portauon Of all meats. without regard 10
the existence or non-existenee of disease
among animals in the countries from
| which they are imported.
rhe German-Amerlcan veterans Of the
war of 1870 have planned a visit to Prince
Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe after attend
ing the celebration of the German VIC
tories at Metz, on June 2S
The entries for the Kiel regattas, which
VIII take place during the canal celebra-
ton fetes comprise 271 yachts of all sizes
and rigs. During the fetes a German
naval congress will be held The dele
gates will form a line along the banks Of
the canal the day the emperor passes
through the Holtcnau sluices.
An interna tional inquiry Office for the
purpose of furnishing Information to Wis
itors has been opened on the Schloss-
Strasse in Kiel, in when thlrty-four in
terpreters, representing an excess of that
number of languages, will be employed
during the celebration.
a dispatch to the National Zeitung from
st. Petersburg says the recent reply Of NJ.
Hanotaux, French minister of foreign af-
fairs to the Interpolation in the Chamber
of Deputies of NJ. Millerand, created a bad
| impression in government circles. Prince
Lobanoff RQstoysl1, Russian minister of
foreign affairs, ordered that the word al
lance be expunged from the reports in
Russian journals. Prince Lobanoff Rostov-
ski informed Count De Montebello, the
French ambassador, that he was astonish-
ed by NJ. Hanotaux's formal declaration
because no written Franco-Russian treaty
existed.