New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
ScANT COURTESY DOLED OUT
PRESS CORRESPONDENTS WILL FARE ILL
AT THE KEEL CELEBRATION.

GERMAN EDITORS GRUMEIING-A CYCLE OF ALL
OF wAGyER's OPERAS ARRANGED FOR
AMERICAN HORSES on TIE GERMAN TURF
OTTER TOPICS IN BERLIN.
Berlin. May 5.-The German editors not &C
customed 10 much courtesy from Government
officials Usually they are not treated so we'll as
even the foreign correspondents. who think they
have constant cause for complaint. Freiherr Won
Marshall Secretary Of Foreign Affairs. there
fore won golden opinions on all sides wnen ne
promised that every arrangement for the con-
venience Of the press should be made at the
KEEL fetes. Now that the programme or the
fates has been published in detail. the editors de-
clare they have been deceived. They say that
MarschaIrs promises were broken as soon as
made. and were intended only to conceal from
the foreign newspapers the systematic iH-treat-
ment to which German officialdom subjects the
German press The reason for this outbreak Is
apparent only to those who have heard the Ger
man editors old complaint. that his reporters are
excluded from the big banquets under Official
patronage.
Despite the grumbling. 1t is evident that the
Government has really made unusual exertions
TO treat the German press properly-that 49, ac-
cord,ng TO its ideas Of propriety. chartered
Ulster Basin TO see the illumination of Hamburg
The correspondcnts will be carried In a special
train at the Governments expense to HAM
hurg and KEEL and on the second day or the
fttes Will be taken to all points where they can
observe best all the preparations for Emperor
Williams reception. They will not be permitted.
however TO pass through the canal with the
procession Of warships or TO be present AT the
embarcatlon az Bruensbuttel. They are invited
10 the naval ball. TO be given In the BelVeherc
Garden but Will be excluded from the banquet
room In the hulk Of the old training-snp Mode
where the Emperor is expected to make an I'M
portant speech. The general rule seems 10 oe
that no reporters will be allowed at places where
Emperor William plans 1, make after-uh"e'
speeches The reason for this precau'ion may pe
found In the Empcrors unlucky eNperehn .eS
with his aficr-dinner speeches IN the hrs' '"'eo
or four years OF his reig l.
The North German Lloyd and flamburg-An,r.-
team steamers for which the German Admiralty
has contracted as auxiliary cruisers III as -
war the Aller Saale: IraIe' , ,nn,,, NJ
Spree First bismarck. Augusta Victoria .NDr.
MAMMA and Columbia. f.ach Is 10 carr! ''s"'
guns of fifteen centmetrcs. fou' guns 81 t"'Ns
and onc-haf centimctrcs four q'l,ck-n.r an. ,'a
fourteen revolving guns. vessel WIN 'n'S
armarncn, Will be tested AZ the naval Inahoeu'ics
of Stcitin and Swinenunde.
The cycle II all Richard Wagners operas VIII.
begin at the ROYAL National Theatre on august
Tho Fingers have been selected rom almost
all the oporntlc stages Of Germany. ana are 'N
rected io give such performances as are no.
se.n outside Hayreuth. Among them are frau
Kiefsky of Hamburg: Frau M'ihac' 81 h"rN
ruh. Frau Suchcr. %, Berlin and Iernin' ana
Wckcrlin. OF Munich
Many American and English horses nav u', :,
entered f1r the Uoppcgarton races. when VIII DE-
run here on Monday and Tuesday sun more I'M
roriaut than the Hoppsgart"n mc'uiE WI =" ~,
The Dresden races on May - 10 =. me W"
,,iu ne The. most varied and interesting az '''S-
dcn.s srring and summer season.
Tho international lawn tennis match a. Hon
b,,ry vii begin on August ~. NJ ssrf hdrilS J.;
Morgan and Stanhope represent W. '''''
states on the committee.
Las, weeks dispatches from Chris'lan'a ana
S,nrkholnn show that the fear ~ war h''"rvh
N,ruav ana sweden dos not abafr me
Christianla Defence Commute" mas n'''"'", -
ord.r tnrucd3es In Germany. The toiled.'s
,,'o,i, h.. used 20 protect the harhor In case 'he
S,,"lish nro, should attempt T. attack the cry.
TT, ,iI he pa.d for with money subscribed 10y
x.rvy,ecian women for National defence
Judge popue and Mrs. Dcpue. 81 N"w-JetS"s
orr,rod h.re on Friday. They are The guests 81
,'h.ssador Runyon James Gordon B"nhc I
~, o., an hs Yacht Namouna II ke. To see thc
g. ar the opening - the North Sea ana Halue
Canal.
The Empress and her sons WI pass inOS' 81 VIZ
summer at WIhelmshoh". near ''S7r'