New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
"REMINISCENCES BY BISMARCK.
HE DIsCoURsEs on HAPPINESS AND TELLS ho"
HE PANIED THE OLD EMPEROR bf DE-
WAITING FROM THE TRUTH

HE DIsCOURsES on HAPPINESS AND TELLS NJ"
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WAITING FROM THE TRUTH.
London. Feb. 27--'.The Daily News's'' corre-
spondent in Berlin says that in conversation Win
a deputation from Leipsic Few Gays ago. A''0
Bismarck spoke thus:
seldom have been a happier man When Il !
reckon my few minutes. Of real happiness AN ain
es & meyer eaea fUngn In x prvate life The first
] ever remember was when as a boy, shot ny
first hare Later l enjoyed my lie Win my ""e
one needs certain natural gift 70 enjoy happi,
partly ssnSTns s aTy bs %haG his deeso
was once made. you could build house on IL, ne ne
diplomatic career tried % stick to the truth No%
and then was opsea oP TO the od oIe man He M
sIways anu tRAi bisSed and could not face him. but
would look quickly away
49, r,r,nco said OF the Antl-socialst bill:
always have told rulers with whom ! have con-
versed on this subject: II you combat at, Socialism
wsn al, sng re malady but II you refuse protection
middle classes you WIZ h coH(uge up 2s, cnrohc nc
enrs The idea of coming to terms with the revo,
uonsts to me to be the SAM snd as H. case
TO negotiate with her.
One OF the Princes guests remarked
you must have had many years OF happiness In
seeing the reverence and affection that the great
German naticn feel for you g, ~, ha,rv IN that
,.s5se ared epdd y a
but love is the same. The great preparations for
nmy head IL ""''
THE LOcH MAREE TOWED TO BELFAST.
London. Feb. H.-The ,Lloyds have received a re-
port that the steamer Loch Maree. before reported
abandoned in latitude 80 ~, longitude II w. has
been recovered and towed TO Belfast. Later ad-
vices confirm the Lloyds report. The steamer was
picked up by tug ffty miles southwest OF Iceland.
Neither the vessel nor her cargo IS injured. The
salvage Is estimated at $4,000.
rhe Loeb Maree was bound from Charleston for
Bremen. The steamer G.enochil which arrived at
Queenstown on February s. reported that two days
previously she had spoken the Loeb Maree which
had run out OF coal and mad beeh obliged to burn
all her available woodwork. On February. 10 the
sssmsr s & bady stove She had taken the
Loeb Maree in tow. but the cables parted In gale
her bows The crew of the Loch Maree landed at
Wesporl in their own boats, and reported that they
ntreS sSando9e1 0d carried cargo worth 6cO be-
cause she was short Of coal and PROVISIONS since
then the Ioch Maree has been drifting about with
one or more vessels in search Of her. The action
OF the crew In leaving her has been severely
criticised by shipping men In TINS CITY.
DESTROYED BY CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
i Ottawa, Feb 27-The Department OF Marine and
Fisheries has received news OF the destruction OF
| a Canadian vessel under unusual circumstances.
The bark Annie Stafford OF ST. John. ~ r., ar
lived at Deope about month ago. While sne
as In the harbor there waiting Tor fmrgo. rsd "fe re
,he waters edge The vessel had on board about
MY tons Of flint stones as ballast ana Il Is sup
o. the vessel caused the flint TO strike fire. Pre-. re.
9uy the vessel had been e1SsseS Sa 6er In nens
ssas thus readily ignited by the sparks The Annie
fS1aiford was Of 1900 tons. and tHA loss Is es-
\ s"ated at $4,000